The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Lil Wayne vs 50 Cent, Tony Yayo Interview, B. Scott Cohosts and More!

Episode Date: April 14, 2023

On today's show, DJ Envy and Nyla Symone DJ a Verzuz battle between Lil Wayne and 50 Cent.  We are also joined by Tony Yayo to discuss his new podcast, Hip Hop rivals, 'Free Yayo' movement, the stabbing at Sony and more! Once again we are joined by B. Scott as celebrity cohosts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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That's right Alright Deep down Tony Yayo will be joining us this morning You know G unit Nobody's gonna do it with me Alright

Well Tony Yayo will be joining us this morning So we're gonna kick it with Yayo He has a new podcast And some new music So we're gonna talk to uh tony yayo you're having a second win uh i think vlad tv got a lot to do with that because people are starting to see uh yayo's personality yeah you know so they saw yale's personality and people like him they gravitate towards him and he's always been like that so uh shout out to you that g did you do it people from queens will never stop doing G, G, G, G, G, G, G, G.

You're so good at it. G, G, G, G, G, G, G. You were trending yesterday with the, what sound effect was B. Scott making? Rrrr. Rrrr. I'm telling you, black people love making sounds. I did get some DM from Bravo. Did you?

Yeah, they were. They were upset? Oh, yeah. Yeah, they weren't happy with my narrative. You know how white people do. Oh. Your narrative. You know, why are you doing this?

What was the narrative they created? Because I feel like I knew what you were saying. Yeah, I mean, they were just like, you know, they were trying to pretend like they didn't try to give the exclusive for the trailer to someone else. Got you. They're like, no, it was always going to be yours. Don't do this to us. Got you. I say, you're right. We should know they're listening. Sometimes you gotta put people in check a little bit.

Let them know you're paying attention. You gotta let that chopper fly. Okay, it's Friday. We're gonna let that chopper fly. I said chin check. I said chopper. You shoot it in the air. I also say pull your face up. Pick your face up. Pick your face up.

Pick your face up. That's right. All right. Well, let's get the show cracking. We got front page news next. Teslin Figueroa will be joining us at O'Move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's Friday. Yes, indeed. All right. We have our co-host B Scott joining us this morning and let's get

into front page news. Oh, yeah. Morning, Tesla. How you feeling? I'm feeling good. Happy Friday. DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God and B Scott. Hey. He has such a pretty smile. Thank you. You have such great energy. Thank you. Thank you. I can feel it through the wall.

Yes. Here you go. Yeah. Now let's talk this uh chat gpt what is this yes a lot of you may have heard of ai chat gpt i've been trying to get this story out for a couple of weeks but um since its release in november of last year open ai chat gpt has been used to write cover letters, create children books, and even help students cheat on their essays. I've used the tool myself. It is really like just an awesome tool. It's amazing what it can do. But they say the chat bot can be more powerful than we ever imagined. And experts say that chat GPT and related AI technology could threaten some jobs. So I wanted to give you the top jobs that are currently at risk of being, you know, of being taken out of the game based upon this new technology.

One will be tech jobs, coders, computer programmers, software engineers, two media jobs, advertising, content creation, technical writing. The legal industry also is at threat uh paralegals legal assistants market research analysts teachers even teachers i know there was some concern about teachers about students actually you know cheating on their work but now they're saying that it is smart enough to even teach the class and create lesson plans uh finance jobs traders yep graphic designers accountants and customer service agents in fact a study said that by 2027 25 percent of companies are more than likely

more than likely will use this technology yeah i've been talking about this a lot because i don't like any of it man i don't like any of this artificial intelligence stuff simply because i don't think humans can handle it you know number one chat gpt will make people less creative if you have this technology that's writing books for you and writing proposals and you know writing scripts what muscles in your brain are you exercising and i feel like some of this content comes from a higher power right when we get these ideas for projects and stuff it comes from from god not chat gpt so that you know god is what gives it his soul. Now that's going to be lost. But second, if we live in a world

where we can't even handle fake tweets, how are we going to handle AI? What happens when fake voiceovers and deep fakes start coming out? When you start seeing headlines, you know, audio leaks of such and such saying this and such and such saying that and that person didn't say it. Like, we can't handle that as a society. But then how do you prove it?

It's going to be a cluster F. It's going to be a man. And it started, see, I also thought this, I think it started with computers and what they were doing with computers, right? Now, you look at, you know, Charlamagne, me and you,

you know, we both drive over a bridge or go through a tunnel to get to work. There's no more people working anymore. Before, it used to be people taking your money, collecting. Now, there's no more people. So, all those jobs are gone. They're talking about the next three years,

even tractor trailers. They're not going to need tractor trailer drivers anymore because they have self-driving trucks. So, where are all those jobs are gone they're talking about the next three years even track the trailers they're not going to need track the trailer drivers anymore because they have self-driving trucks so where all these jobs gonna go and and i think that people like you know i'm a business owner so i'm looking at it from perspective that a lot of people looking at it from is that it could save me a lot of money right so if this whatever technology can write some blog posts imagine the coins i could say yeah that's what i want to know but it's not gonna give it that b scott touch though. I can come in and give it a little touch if it saved me the right type of money.

Quit playing with me. It is going to save a lot of money. I know a lot of businesses do it now where instead of having callers call out to do things for business, they have these AI companies overseas and it sounds just like a real human. They call and they talk to you like a real human. So what does that do for real humans?

It takes jobs from humans. That's what I'm saying. You got artificial intelligence doing a law their attorneys doing law cases. You know, financial advisors. Like B. Scott said, it's saving people a lot of money and that's what people are looking at finances when they should be looking at humanity, right? And also too, with the

writer's strike coming up, you know, if they stay on strike too long, it might be this AI that's writing the scripts. I heard they do a pretty good job just go in change a few things you got a script come on now i mean companies spend a lot of money in production spend a lot of money writing these scripts they have writers right like what if you don't the whole room just go away no more writers no but you know me and then you just have a complete script that comes in 30 minutes you tweak a couple things that's things and it's done. Wow.

Donald Trump gonna start saying build a wall around Silicon Valley. Y'all thought the Mexicans were taking all the jobs. Y'all thought the so-called illegals

were taking all the jobs. No, no, no, no, no. Even police officers like we talked about the other day that they got these robots that can go and build

and these fake dogs that can check things out so people don't have to go in and take these jobs. I think that's a good thing though. Don't you think if you could send a dog in the, you know, well not a dog because I don't want the police leader to contact me. I don't want a police robot or a police anything. You know

why? Because if it's the same white supremacist program in the robots Right. What's the difference? So Charlayne, what are you saying are you saying that it should just be banned across the board no ai for anything i don't i don't want to i don't know i don't want to go that far yet but i don't i don't like where it's going i'll say that okay you know i don't i don't have enough information a lot of people should be banned on it yeah but i

don't i don't i don't like the way i don't like what could happen put it like that all right sorry to uh cut you off i know you have so many stories to talk about okay no problem no you keep us on time uh so we want to uh quickly talk about uh feinstein a senator majority leader chuck schumer is moving to temporarily temporarily replace 89 year old senator diane feinstein she is also the oldest member of congress and the reason why they want to replace her is because she is currently currently experiencing medical complications from shingles. And she has she has been sidelined for longer than expected. Now, she sits on the powerful Judiciary Committee. So the replacement could help Senate Democrats advance federal judges for confirmation, which we've seen this same thing play out before, especially as partisanship continues to divide America. So in other words, Democrats are trying to make a lot of moves and she has not cast a vote since February 16th.

She's missed. She's missed 60 of 82 votes this session. Yeah, it's a lot. And so several Democrats have called for her to resign when her term is up. She has says that she's not going to run for reelection. But take a quick listen to Representative Nancy Pelosi, who is in defense of her. The Speaker of the House fighting for California. And I have seen up close and firsthand her great leadership for our country, but especially for our state of California she deserves the respect you to get well and be back on duty and I just it's interesting to me I don't know what political agendas are at work that are going after Senator

Feinstein in that way I've never seen them go after a man who was sick in the Senate in that way wait a minute Lord Hammers it sound like she's barely holding on right I mean like it's a shocking it's like I can't help us why is everybody so old the average age in the Senate is 63 years old the average age in the house is 58 so yeah here her it's time to sit it down it says nothing to do with sexism. That hurt me. I was like, oh, my God. Help Nancy. I pray I get to that age.

I don't want somebody to be screaming, help me, too. I need to get there. And, of course, you're going to defend her. I mean, they're the same age, basically. Jesus. All right. What's she going to say? It ain't got nothing to do with being a woman.

It's like you old. Jesus. Thank you, Taz. No problem. We'll see you in a little bit. All right. Get it off your chest. No problem. We'll see you in a little bit. All right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Ray, Ray, Ray. Yo, Charlamagne. Desi, what up?

Are we live? This is your time to get it off your chest. I got an indoor pool, an outdoor pool. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. We can get on the phone right now. He'll tell you what it is. Baby, we live? Hello, who's this?

Yo, it's Lottie. Lottie, what up? Get it off your chest. So, hey, I just want to get off my chest. Good morning, Charlamagne, DJ Envy. Who y'all got there with y'all? B. Scott. B. Scott. Hey, good morning, B. Scott. So, hey, I wantagne, DJ Envy. Who y'all got there with y'all? B. Scott. B. Scott.

Hey, good morning, B. Scott. I want to get off my chest. I'm very outraged because we have another slain of one of our LGBT community trans sisters up in Atlanta, Georgia. Her name is Ashley Burton. She was shot inside her home and she ran out for her neighbors, knocked on doors before she come for her death. And you know, this story is not getting a lot of publicity.

So I just wanted to bring awareness to this story. She's from, you know, the CSRA area, but moved to Atlanta to further better herself. And you know, she was laid up there. She was only 37 years old. Her name was Ashley Burton. I want to bring, you know, light and awareness

to this story. Ashley Burton. The rest of Ashley Burton, did they arrest the killer? Did they find the killer? No, not as of yet. It just happened on the 11th and, like,

we're barely getting any updates from the police about what's going on. Sorry to hear that. Sorry to hear that. Sorry to hear that, bro. That's a healing energy to the family of Ashley Burton. Absolutely.

Yeah, and that's why, you know, like, you know, every day it seems like we're hearing more and more of cases like this. You know, people like me, our lives are on the line. And so that's why representation is important. That's why, you know, what things we say, because that trickles down into actual violence against people like me absolutely and that's why it's also important for me to be here you know what i mean it's like you know the change is coming and i just hope that one day it could mean that you know people like me would be more protected and actually from the crib too she grew up i'm looking at her story she grew up in south carolina and uh that's where i'm from this she moved to atl Atlanta since she was a hairstylist and a makeup artist.

Hello, who's this? How's it going? This is Robert. Robert, good morning. Good morning, guys. I just wanted to talk real quick about the chat GPA. I actually had one of my sons' teachers recommend it to me

just to help out using English honors. It's a great tool to have. It really is. As far as the jobs go, white college jobs need to start organizing. You need to get together and make sure that you're not being ran off by computers. They're definitely going to be ran off by computers because you know how capitalism works.

They're going to always go for the cheapest option. Absolutely. Absolutely. All right. Thank you, guys. Have a good morning. All right, man. Have a good weekend. I don't even know if that was a real call.

That might have been AI just now. I'm serious. That's the type of world we're going to be living in. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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like i but i know how to drive tractors and the trucks and everything. Absolutely. My dad is a truck driver. He went by Red Dog. Red Dog. Red Dog. Hello, who's this? What up, though? This is Amber. Good morning. Amber, what up, though?

Detroit to the building. What's going on? Hey. Hey, Envy. I love you. You're my birthday friend. Virgos. What up, though?

Virgos. What up, though? What up, though? What's your birthday? Hey, I know a lot of people call in and they be talking crap about you, but don't listen to them. Ain't a problem. Thank you. I like you, Amber. What's your birthday? Hey, I know a lot of people call in and they be talking crap about you, but don't listen to them. Ain't a problem. Thank you.

I like you, Amber. What's up? Hey, I just wanted to call and say good morning. And then I wanted to ask Charlamagne, can I get two tickets to the Black Effect Festival? Of course you can. That's easy. Because she loves me. Of course you can.

I would love you to give you two tickets to the Black Effect Podcast Festival happening... Appreciate you, my brother. I love you too, my queen. I got you. Love, queen. Hold on. I'm going to put you on hold. Our producer, Eddie, is going to get your information, and we're going to give you two

tickets to the Black Effect Podcast Festival. You ain't driving a truck, are you? All right. Let's do this. Y'all, I am in a truck. Oh, blow the horn. I don't believe you. Blow the horn.

It's AI. There's no way back to back. Wait a minute. That was a weak. It was a. One more time. Give me a to back. Wait a minute. That was a weak. One more time. Give me a bigger horn. A bigger horn.

That's right. Hold on. No, you're driving like an escalator or something. You ain't in no big rig, right? Yeah. You in a big rig? Yeah. That's what I'm talking about.

Let me tell you something. What's your name on a walkie talkie? On a walkie? I ain't got no walkie talkie. Oh, my bad. I guess what's your truck name? That's what I thought. Truck name.

I thought you had names. I mean, he just went by a slang name, a code name. You got a code name, Amber? A handle. It's a handle. I don't have no code name. A handle. All right.

10-4. Amber, you need a code name, like Big Amber or something like that. What are the chances of two women calling back-to-back that both drive 18-wheelers that both want to go to our events? That's AI. I don't believe that. Let me tell you this.

If I knew people calling up here just to beggin', I would've called up and asked y'all to pay for some of these bills I got. I mean, people calling here

back-to-back-to-back. Can I? I was just thinking that. That's our family members. Oh, okay. They just extended family. Okay. Hello, who's this?

Just a beggar. How you doing? It's Hakeem. Good morning. Good morning. Hakeem, what up? Get it off your chest. Listen, man, let's talk about these Yankees yesterday, man.

They cost your boys some money. Gave them nine runs in the first inning. Are you betting on the Yankee game and you lost? The Yankees lost yesterday, 11-2. How much you bet? I bet $100. The Yankees would go under nine runs. I lost that in the first inning.

$100. But I'm just saying, how you give up the first pitch to get up a six-stepping run? The relief came in with two outs. I was going to give up two home runs back-to-back. Bro, you lost. Can't make the stuff up. Well, gambling is a sin anyway. You shouldn't be gambling. The Yankees, Nick,

it's unbelievable, man. But you have a good day, man. Yes, sir. And the crazy thing, Hakeem, they're going to win today and you're going to be sick. Sorry, I'm going right back in. Bet, nigga, you're going to be on double back. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. We got rumors on the way. B. Scott, what are we talking about?

Oh, yeah. Got a Jamie Foxx update for you. Okay. And several other things. All right. So don't worry. We'll get to it next. It's The Breakfast Club.

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Let's get to the rumors, what we teasing. So we have a Jamie Foxx update. This is the rumor report You have been asking me for quite some time On the Breakfast Club I wasn't going to come to you tonight But I had to It goes a little something like this

Alright, we had to get your intro Oh, okay Oh, you didn't hear it? I might, yeah. The headphones went off. We experienced a little technical difficulty, but I'm here. All right. Okay, so for those of you who didn't listen to the show yesterday, shame on you if you didn't.

Jamie Foxx had a very serious situation and still is in very serious situation. He had a medical emergency that thank God, you know, the people acted quickly and he got the help that he received. I am being told that at a certain point, Jamie could not speak. And now he is able and has started speaking again. Glory be to God. OK, absolutely. And, you know, as we said yesterday, it's just, you know, it was a shock to many. And also, you can feel the seriousness

of the situation by all of the celebrities that have been posting sending well wishes to Jamie Foxx, like Kerry Washington. Okay? And, you know, we send him the best. You know, as I said yesterday, he means a lot to me. I'm so grateful to him for everything he's done for my career and i hope and wish him a speedy recovery absolutely definitely

sending jamie foxx healing energy always absolutely and you know now we're about to get into another serious situation about nikki minaj psych because y'all barbs are not gonna get me at all if you think i thought you was laying the gauntlet down. I thought you was about to smoke with the barbs. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. If you think I'm going to come to the Breakfast Club and start some stuff with the barbs, oh, no, they will end my career. It'll be over.

It'll be no more B-Sky because those fans go hard. Barbs don't play it. The barbs and the beehive. You don't mess with them. Okay? But this is actually something really good. Nicki Minaj is set to star in 50 cents lady danger animated series so she's going to star and she's also going to executive produce the show

it is inspired by the dark dark horse comic book series and you know this is really great for you know nikki minaj this is yeah another check you know something to see her differently you know i love nikki minaj when she is happy and like just having fun and rapping and, you know, being light with it. You know what I mean? And I like seeing hip hop, hip hop people like 50 Cent and Nicki Minaj collaborating outside of music. Yeah, queens get the money. I love to see people making money. Absolutely.

Doing it together. I'm not mad at it. And I love saying her name, Nicki Minaj. Minaj. And speaking of 50 Cent, you know you know 50 cent he has not been happy with stars for quite some time and he recently just posted another you know i guess going in on stars again on instagram he is basically saying he regrets working with him and he's not going to do any more bf bmf spinoffs or anything else with stars. He regressed the whole situation.

He said, I have the number one, two, and three, and four top TV shows in African-American and Latino households, and I hate that I did this with the wrong people.

I'm not doing any more spinoffs or selling any other shows to stars. I mean, he created stars. Listen, stars, there's absolutely no reason to not give Curtis Jackson whatever he wants. He put that network on the map.

He did. He's contributed so much content to that network, and you have to take care of him. Look at how Paramount Plus takes care of somebody like Taylor Sheridan. You might not know who Taylor Sheridan is, but he's the guy behind Yellowstone and all the Yellowstone spinoffs, Tulsa King, Mayor of Kingstown. Paramount is invested in him so Stars you need to be invested in 50 Cent the same exact way can you think of

a show on Stars before any of 50 shows not before but there's a show I loved after I started watching Power On Stars and I kept Stars

because that show was coming which was American Gods because I read the book back in the day and I loved the book but other than that no

I couldn't even tell you what Channel Stars was before 50 did I don't think it's a channel or BMF I don't think it's a channel it's a screaming platform it feels like that

it is it is it's a screaming platform oh really no no no it is a channel I was about to say I'm watching on screaming now

it started off as a channel but when we first started watching probably I think it was a channel it was a channel yes I watched it on cable and if you can remember

back in September he encouraged his fans not to watch the new season of BMF because of the fact that they hadn't greenlit the second season of the show. And so he actually would tell them, don't stream it. Let's mess up the numbers so they understand who they're dealing with. Yeah. And 50 Cent's like that. I mean, like, you know, love him or hate him, you're going to know how he feels.

Absolutely. Also, that's a trick question. I don't know none of the channels. I ain't known no channel since 2, 4, 5, and 12 back in the day. What channels do we know now? You know BET at one time. What was that? What was BET?

Oh, yeah. It was 36. Oh, yeah. I think BET was 36. And it's different everywhere. It's different everywhere. Yeah. I don't know.

I don't know no channel. Wait a minute. Y'all about to be on BET. Do you know what channel it is now? I know the network. No, I definitely don't know what channel it is now. Now, wait just a damn minute. Because it's different in every market. Yeah. okay i think but i know it's in like almost

every household oh yes yes definitely it is in every house that's major yes i also understand why i don't understand why networks do that it's almost like when a person gets so much power they want to pull the plug why especially with people of color yes that was probably an argument about money they probably was was not giving 50 what he felt he deserved. He was like, I'm not going to take it. And I'm sure another network gave him more money than that. Well, stars could never pay 50 as true worth. Nobody can ever pay you your true worth.

We have all these conversations about, no, you're worth, no, you're worth. Nobody can ever get paid truly what they're worth. There's no NBA team that can pay LeBron what he's worth. But you know what you can pay? You can pay somebody their value. So his value to the network is unbelievable. Correct. So you pay him his value.

How do you feel about 50s trolling in general? I just wanted to ask you that. Well, I'm a cancer, so I understand it. So you with it, even if it's kind of like, sometimes I see the stuff he posts, I'm like, yikes. No, he's petty. Petty as hell. Yeah.

I'm the same way. I've been working on my petty for years now. I have too. I have. I have. I have. I definitely have. I'm way less petty than I used to be.

I mean, my type of petty is like, it's consistent over a long period of time. It's like I kind of keep tapping you and tapping you and tapping you. That's me. Okay. No, I'm not. You know, you can tell Charlamagne Evolve when he talks me off the ledge. Usually I have to talk him off the ledge. Now he's talking me off the ledge.

Because it's pointless to give people that kind of energy. Just remove yourself from the situation. I think sometimes that hurts individuals more. And it's like nine times out of ten, what are we going back and forth with this person for? So you're telling me I need to get rid of my naughty and nice list? No. Okay.

You got a naughty and nice list? I like that. I do. I have people that definitely on the naughty list and definitely people that are on the good list and like definitely people that on the good side. And especially when people say things about you, right? When people say things about you, if you know it's not true, who you got to prove anything

to? That's true. You know it's not true. You know what I really like? I like this enlightened Charlemagne. I wish this person was here years ago, too. You are so enlightened. I had to be that to be this.

Oh. Yeah, that's all. Come on. You dropping these words, these nuggets. What book have you been reading? Oh, too many. you are so I had to be that to be this oh yeah that's all come on you dropping these words these nuggets what book have you been reading

oh too many oh my goodness and therapy I'm different I gotta and therapy I wanna pop your hand that's me

I just wanna pop your hand one good time what why I'm petty kill him with success just pop it

do it again just pop one good time you and this GGG unit and the pop it you on it today alright that's it that's all I have alright that's your rumor report You and this GGG unit and the poppin' you on it today. All right. Well, that's it.

That's all I have. All right. That's your rumor report. Now, when we come back, we got front page news. Tezlin Figaro will be joining us and Tony Ayo will be joining us. Chit, chit, chit, chit, chit, chit, chit.

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Good morning everybody. It's DJ Envy Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got our co-host, B. Scott. Oh, yeah. And let's get in some front page news. Now, NBA starts today. So, anybody out there that NBA fans, the Bulls take on the Heat at 7 o'clock. The Thunder takes on the Timberwolves at 9.30.

And, of course, we got Teslin Figaro back. Absolutely. Good morning, B. Scott. Big B. Scott energy. Yes. And Charlemagne the guy. Peace, peace, peace. And DJ Envy. Now. Big B. Scott Energy. Yes. And Charlamagne Tha God. Peace, peace, peace. And DJ Envy.

Now, let's get it cracking. I know they found somebody in the killing of Cash App founder Bob Lee, right? Yes. All of the conspiracy theorists were talking about, you know, why did the Cash App founder, how did he get killed, what happened? So, quick update on that. A tech consultant was arrested and charged with murder uh thursday in the stabbing death of cash app founder bob lee last week in downtown san francisco now the killer nina mohammedi was taken into custody thursday morning in a san francisco

suburb and booked on the suspicion of murder now the chief did not disclose what the possible motive could be. But again, I'm sure the internet investigators will come up with all types of motives, but wanted to just give a quick update that that person has been found and arrested. And also to I feel like this is the prime example of how you can be loud and wrong. Because initially when he was murdered, you know, everyone had all these theories and they even blaming like maybe a homeless person did it or whatever. I'm like, so now that information comes out, you know, it's totally different from what

we initially thought. And so that's why it's always good to skip a beat. It's okay to skip a beat. You don't have to be the first to it. That's right. Okay. Skip a beat. Let the facts come out and then drop your opinion or the information that's correct.

And where's the narrative, right? Because it seems to me like they're banging in the tech world, right? Like, what's the point of taking that man out? Does that person who killed him get his territory or something? Like, what's the reason? I don't know. It seems crazy. But, you know, also.

He might just be disgruntled. Yeah. They said when he got stabbed that he was trying to get help, but nobody would help him. Like, he ran into a couple of cars and people see him with the blood and everybody took off. So I wonder if one of those guys would have stopped to help him if he would still be alive today, you know? And they also say that, you know, when stabbings occur, that is a more personal thing. So when, you know, when you hear of a stabbing death, it usually is some type of emotional connection to it. Because, I mean, that's personal.

You got to get up on somebody and get to work. That's right. So now let's talk about rental prices and groceries how are we looking on that on that side of things yeah rental prices were by far the largest contributor to the rise of inflation on on an annual basis in march according to the bureau of labor statistics now while consumers are paying a little less for gasoline housing has went up by 8% during the same period and you may ask why is rent so high right now and what the study has shown that over the past two years the US median rent rose by 18% and that was mostly

because of a competitive housing market and higher mortgage rates that shut a lot of people out of home buying a strong jobs market and shortage of inventory also contributed to the rising rent but they are saying that newly constructed apartments are expected to hit the market this year and that should help lower the rent prices so maybe some relief is coming but on monday i'm going to cover a story about how they are predicting a recession this year so i'm just gonna have to see how it all just washes out. Yeah, prices are stupid high.

You know, right when the pandemic hit, you know, rental prices went down, went down a lot. People were scared. People were moving out of major cities, moving into the suburbs. So rental prices went down. And then it feels like a year into it, it shot up. I've never seen rental prices that high in my life. And as a landlord, because I own a couple of buildings, you have to be competitive.

And the prices are so high, it's ridiculous. And that is due to the fact that, you know, people can't buy houses right now because the interest rates are 67%, 8%. It's hard for people to get loans. It's hard for people to put money down. FHA loans are very difficult right now. And they are allowing 40 years, but, you know, people don't have the PMI to put down. Like, there's a lot going into it. And I kind of hope that we get those rental prices back down because right now it's just too crazy. Do you think that is because during COVID, landlords lost so much money and now they're trying to make it back? Did you lose money?

I did. A lot of my tenants did not pay because they couldn't pay. Well, not even that they couldn't pay. I think when the governor got on radio and said on TV and said don't pay your rent people who could afford it nobody was paying um because some landlords got money like from the state or the cities or whatever a little we did get a little help it wasn't it wasn't enough to maintain everybody that didn't pay but it was also the fact that like you said there is so much inventory people buying so many houses there were not enough places for people to live because people are moving so

i hope it it fixes itself. But I've seen it in the housing market. I've seen it in the car market. I've seen it in so many different markets where inflation is pushing prices high and it's getting ridiculous. And this is what's contributing to so many people's stress. Like, I don't think we discuss enough about how folks having, you know, financial issues contribute to people having mental and emotional health issues. The fact you can't take care of your basic needs like housing and food. You know what I mean? Yeah, we all housing and food. Yeah, that's real.

We all been broke before. You can deal with anything. You got a place to stay and something to eat. Right. You know what I mean? But if you can't even take care of those two things, oh my God. Bro, think about it like this.

They were charging over prices for cars like Hondas and Nissans. So if a Honda is $20,000, during one time, they were charging $30,000 for that same Honda. Wow. And if you were lucky or were able to get that Honda, right now, it's not worth that money now. So now you're upside down.

So that's going to be a problem. It's going to be really effed up for people. I'm about to buy me a new Honda now. Yeah, my first car was a Honda. Mine too. 1986 Honda Corolla with the flip-up lights. No, actually, mine was a Nissan Datsun. A Nissan Datsun.

Then I had a Honda. Wait a minute. A Nissan Datsun. Hold on. Yeah, this is a Datsun. Yeah. This is a Datsun, yeah. That was a Nissan Datsun. Then I had a Honda. Wait a minute. A Nissan Datsun? Hold on. Yeah, this Datsun. Yeah. This Datsun, yeah. That was a long time ago.

They don't make Datsuns anymore. Then I had a Honda Civic. Then I had another Honda Civic later on. When I tell you I thought I was doing something in the Honda Core 2. I put some rims on it. I didn't have no leather. And then I had leather seats. You had leather?

Leather. Oh, I had claw. I had claw. Man. What was your first car, T And then I had leather seats. You had leather? Leather. Oh, I had claw. I had claw. Man. What was your first car, Taz? I'm just curious. I had a Honda Del Sol. That was the first one that I bought myself.

A Hyundai? And then I had, yeah, a Honda Del Sol. Okay. I want y'all to know something, too. Them Hondas would have never gave up on us. You don't like my Honda Del Sol? No, I never heard of that. Del Sol.

It was a little two-seater. It had the little top that came off. It sounded like a music group. It was. I was flying a little cam off. Oh, yeah. That's why you had a Hyundai. That's why I said a Hyundai.

No, it was a Honda Del Sol. It was no Honda. Wait a minute. Yes, it was. Google it. You're going to tell me what my claim was. It was a Honda Del Sol. Look, I think she might be AI. She might be AI. No, no. It was a Hyundai. Oh, no,. Google it. It was hot. Y'all going to tell me what my credit was. It was a Honda Del Sol. Look, I think she might be AI.

She might be AI right now. It was a Honda. No, no, no. They do have Hondas. Can the real test stand up? Yeah, they got Honda Del Sols. I'm looking at it right now. Really?

That's right. A little two-seater. I got in a real bad wreck with it, though. But I don't know. I was fly as hell. I'm going to tell you something about them Hondas. Them Hondas will never give up on us if we didn't give up on them. You're right.

That's right. We would have still had them Hondas now if we never gave up on them Hondas. You're right. I'm going to tell you something about them Hondas. Them Hondas will never give up on us if we didn't give up on them. You're right. We would have still had them Hondas now if we never gave up on them Hondas. You're right. I'm going to give me a Honda. What are you going to do with it? I'm going to drive it. Okay. Thank you, Tesla.

You have a great weekend. What are you doing this weekend? No problem. Working. I'm getting the news prepared on Monday. All right. I want to talk about, since you guys mentioned stress, there's a story that I wanted to talk about today.

I was trying to end on a lighter note, but that didn't work out too well but i want to talk about how being black in america is stressful so i'm going to be working on the news and focusing on what i can bring the good people on monday morning make sure y'all subscribe to the uh screenshot no chaser podcast hosted by tesla figaro uh it's on the black effect i heart radio podcast network and ted will be with us uh next saturday april 22nd in Atlanta at Pullman Yards for the first ever Black Effect Podcast Festival. She's on the Woman in Podcasting panel. I'm going to miss you.

I feel like we bonded over these two days. You know, we made a bond this week. No, yes. We're going to stay in contact. All right. Yes. When we come back, Tony Yeo will be joining us.

Ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch. Ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch. You know. Oh, yeah. We're going to kick it with Tony Yeo when we come back. It'so will be joining us. Ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch. G, you nerd. Oh, yeah. We're going to kick it with Tony Yeo when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. The talk in New York. That's right. Tony Yayo. T-T-T-T-T-T-T, you mad. Had to bring it back, right? Whatever.

Right up there, man. Had to bring it back. How you feeling, brother? I'm feeling good, man. Running around. I'm on y'all show. I feel like you got a second win, Yayo. Like, it's been a-

Second win? Third win? Yeah. I mean, you know, I see the way 50 work, and I'm like, yo, around on y'all show i feel like you got a a second win yale like it's been a second win third win yeah i mean you know i see the way 50 work and i'm like yo when he always be like y'all lazy y'all lazy and i'm i'm just realizing like i thought i was working when i wasn't so during the covid it was just like a tough time like i'm sitting back wasn't no tours i'm like y'all gotta figure out other things to do so i started doing doing the music, and then I started, you know, messing with Vlad. Vlad TV. And I just started realizing when you put your presence out there to all these younger generation, the new kids that really don't know us, they know G-Unit.

Some people do remember, like, when I go on tour, it'd be like, yo, my father used to play, or my mom used to play G-Unit. So it passed down to that generation. So I'm going on my own tours, and, you know, I'm just myself valuable man putting that work in if it did that did that upset you when you heard you say y'all was lazy no not even that motivates me because at a point sometimes you do get lazy at our careers we was kind of spoiled think about it we had 50 where he was doing everything for us so as for like when we was coming out you had the young guns for instance i remember her vein saying jay is not gonna do what 50 does for Young Guns.

He was saying it in front of their face. Y'all got 50. Like, 50 was, you know, help us be in the videos. Right. Second, beg for that. When he dropped, when he sold 11 million records, he dropped Beg for Mercy. Yep, yep. You know what I'm saying?

I was in jail. You know, him and Eminem would shout me out. So I always show my love to them. I know how 50 is. He, you know, y'all the same sound. Y'all are crazy. You know, it's all good.

It's all good, you know, but it just motivates me to work because I see how he work. We'll be on tour. He'll leave tour to go on movie set, go back,

go to the gym twice a day. I'm tired, you know. I mean, the free ale movement was a movement within itself. Like, I don't think we talk about

that enough. I don't know why randomly I was thinking the other day about when they shouted you out of the I think it was the Grand Rally It was Eminem That's why I always shout out Eminem You know what I'm saying

Because he didn't have to do that I was on Rikers Island C-73 too low Now this move right here This Your hand in front of the face Where did that move come from? Because you know of course

We've known you doing that for years Where did that come from? That really came because I was on the run Like I was at that point When we was in the club, I was running. Like, 50 was like, yo, he said to me, you know, we had this judge, Judge Wong in Queens, everybody know him, no joke. And he was like, yo, what are you going to do? You going to go to court or go on tour?

We blowing up now. Mixtapes are crazy. Boob Riggers playing us everywhere. I'm like, yo, I'm running. So I'm running. So how did John Cena just, I guess, jack it? John Cena. I know he gives you credit, but he does.

Yeah, John Cena said his little brother, I believe, did it. And his little brother dared him to do it. And I guess he did it in a match, and it just got crazy. When you seen Reese do it, what did you think? She made it. She took it to a whole other level. She brought it back. Had me trending for Shelton.

Shelton and Reese. Yeah, me trending for Shelton. Shelton and Jareesh. Yeah, me trending for, you know, the whole week. And then Caitlyn did it before her. Yeah. Right? Yeah. So it was just like, I mean, with that situation was crazy because like you said, a black girl did it and it was a problem.

Then when white girl did it beforehand, it was a problem. So I addressed that. You know what I mean? I talked about that too. That's crazy. I saw that on TMZ. When we playing ball in the hood, you know it's competitive. Whatever you do.

When you do your car shows, you in competition. That's right. I see you going, people, here, home, here. Y'all got the best car shows in the world. None of y'all can mess with me. I don't know how you're getting all these cars, too. You said it, not me. Go ahead.

You know, so I told 50, you might as well just leave all his cars with you, bro. You know, 50 calls me, and he be like, let me get the car. And I'll give him back his car. You know, I usually have his Lambo or his Rolls Royce. And he'd drive it for one day, and then it sits. And then he loses the key, and then I got to go get it again. You don't even drive him. You need to let me borrow him.

I'm playing around, bro. I want to go back, right? I know you're a long time. Where do you think in your career happened where you didn't go to that next level, right? And I asked 50 that, and he said he thinks it was the picking of the wrong single what do you what do you think it was interesting i think it was just a lot of drama with interscope when i came home you know i mean you have 50 he was curtis i'm curtis interscope jackson you know and jimmy ivine you know you had game flipping and like it was

just confusing to me because i was on game album and then you know the game thing happened and it was like yo he's on the same label as us so why are they not just getting rid of him you know 50 so more records than the mo whatever it's like it was like a it was like a war in our own house because you had record you had the so seductive yes i had so seductive i had i know you don't love me and pimping right but you gotta remember i came in the midst of the 50 Cent Interscope drama. He was saying, f*** Jimmy Iovine. Yeah, I'm my own boss. You know how 50 get.

So I think sometimes, and at that point, we had so many enemies, it was like we wasn't getting a feature or nothing. Like we came to a point where we never used anybody. Like it was just me, Banks, and 50. You know, 50 never looked to do features with nobody. So you know how it is. It felt like everybody was against us at that point

because nobody really messed with 50 in the industry like that or messed with us. Let's be serious. Does it feel better now because I saw you out and about the other day and like it was you

and Pistol Pete and Uncle Murder. Yeah, it feel better. It feel good to have no drama with Fat Joe because Fat Joe, I was always a fan of Fat Joe. Jealous ones envy. You know, he was a real one. Pistol one pistol p he cool so it's like you get old and a lot of stuff

was just just hip-hop and i saw you say that was the realest beef g unit yeah fadjoe yeah fadjoe i guess you call that a compliment but that's a big compliment right because y'all i don't i don't look at the ja root thing it's like real but y'all had street beef forget the rap y'all had beef with yeah i look at i look at the i look at like the preams the world yeah i look at those kind of guys are like the real beefs the jimmy henchmen's those were like the the real beefs where it got real with the street guys but industry-wise it was you said terror squad was it yeah industry-wise terror squad okay why what makes that what makes it because i don't know it's just a whole bunch of crazy spanish dudes man what's the craziest story that you was like we might not make it out of here um i wouldn't say we we were scared but i could say uh it was the vibe awards when we seen shook

night and earth gotty and they walked past the trailer it is what it is we in new york but we in la you know i'm saying we new york dudes we in L.A. You know what I'm saying? We New York dudes. We in L.A. You know what I'm saying? So you see Suge Knight. You always heard about this guy. You know, TV, magazines.

But, you know, never had. In the club was the first run in, but this was the second. So he walks past the trailer with Irv. And 50 just look at James Cruz. James Cruz, you know, shout to him. He was a little. James Cruz is always in a situation. Industry guy. He got to run around with 50 bulletproof vests.

You know how Chris Lighty was in the trenches. It was crazy. So he just taps James Cruz and said, yo, go buy 20 knives. Go buy 20 knives? Yeah, just go to the hardware store. I'm like, because what are we going to do? Just seem, you know, it might get crazy. How many of y'all was it?

It was about 20 to 15 of us, something like that. So James Cruz goes to the hardware store by 20 knives he gives the bags 50 handing them out and then you know when we got there we had beef with fat joe at that point i remember we dr dre's there so you know that's obviously a beef with shug knight shug knight got like some crazy looking compton looking dudes with him you know what i'm saying so it just you felt the energy to where we had our chairs like this you're not even watching the show you're watching the show we had this like yo you felt the energy to where we had our chairs like this. You're not even watching the show You're watching the show. We are this like you felt the energy like you felt someone's gonna go down and that's when you know We wasn't taking pictures back then so I guess he has dre for the autograph

Yeah, pops on Dre Dre Falls, but he ordered my can get up start popping on him It just got crazy now I've started coming from everywhere and that's when you know one of the dudes got stabbed So my question is if there was 29 how come only young book didn't stab you up not that's when one of the dudes got stabbed. So my question is, if there was 20 knives, how come only Young Buck didn't stab him? Nah, that dude got stabbed in the chest. Young Buck stabbed him with a fork. I don't know where that came from. He said, how did he stab him with a fork?

Where'd he get that fork from? I don't know where you... He just came with the fork. Nobody gave Buck a knife? Nah, but no. I don't know. That's why I was tripping. I know I had one.

Everybody else did. You know what I'm saying? But matter of fact, him and Banks was backstage. They was about to perform and he just came with the fork. As soon as they started

talking that time, when they started to, we went back to the mansion after that happened because the kid got stabbed in the chest. He collapsed and everything. The fork wasn't nothing.

And we got back to the mansion and it was on the news. It was like, attempted murder, young Buck. Young Buck was like, I ain't do that, switch up with that time that's why i'll be staring out of trouble

was like i ain't do that man because young buck hit him with the fork he ain't stab him in the chest he kind of ran with the story though didn't I mean, you know, come on, man. No rappers, man. Run with the story. All right, we got more with Tony Yeo when we come back. Matter of fact, let's get into a classic Yeo record. Can we get into So Seductive? It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We are The Breakfast Club. Our co-host B. Scott is here. And we're still kicking it with Tony Yeo. Now, for people that don't know, there was a time when y'all were all strained, right? G-Unit wasn't talking to 50. 50 wasn't talking to G. What happened during that time and what got y'all back together?

I'm always talking to 50. 50 just, I'm used to 50's character because he's boo he's a crazy cancer like charlamagne so i'm used to him he used to be on the block you know i remember one day 50 willian he fell off his bike and told yo he was like yo nobody better laugh everybody started laughing nobody better laugh at me i'm punching out of your face so i know him for being on the block I know him better Than anybody Banks is a little younger So Banks was

You know high school He went to August Martin Buck is from Cashville And Game is from LA But once money

And ego get involved You know how dudes Start acting Everybody's their own Boss in a way And sometimes It get to their head For me it was different

I got out of jail And I'm like Y'all live in Battery Park I could see the Statue of Liberty so I'm open I'm like wow Rikers Allen to this thanks fifth so I always had that loyalty because I'm coming fresh out of jail like yo we we blew up you also never seem to have a sense of entitlement I don't I'm like I'm good I got a couple of houses I made some good money I traveled the world I'm like on my forfeit passport I'm humble mm-hmm you know i ain't got as much cars as envy but i got a few and had a few you know but but for me i'm like yo we all made money i done seen fifth like for

instance i'm gonna say it but like buckle go on tour you know i'm saying we wasn't familiar with money how to save money we black dudes from from the hood you know like you're going to you'll spend 250 right and then later on you have that grace period because you're in another tax bracket right so you'll be you ought to pay that what maybe a year and a half maybe two years later that money i might not be there yo fifth can i borrow 250 i got a tax problem but how many times you think a person gonna do that for you that's real the one thing i think 50 dropping the ball with you yeah was why you ain't in none of these TV shows, man. You know what?

You just got that natural personality. You know what? He might not wanna do it. Do you wanna do it? No, I wanna do it, but I looked at it like this. If he put all his friends

in power, it wouldn't be... I ain't say all of them. I say you. Yeah, all right, cool. Good. See, watch this. Put me in something.

Show him the main setting. Have you ever asked? No, I don't be pressing if he done enough for me. You Have you ever asked no, no, I don't be present 50 done enough for me Mm-hmm, you know I'm saying like I'm gonna fit you I need a half a million, but I got you Quarter million, bro. Gotcha. Come on, bro. I can't keep pressing them Yeah, I've seen them do it for buck to your buck. I need I need a quarter. Mm-hmm. Yeah, man I got got you, bro. What's your relationship with Banks? Banks is my brother. I talk to him every day.

Are they ever going to mend that? I stay out of it. You stay out of it? Because Fifth is, you know, Fifth is Fifth. Fifth is crazy. I just know how to deal with him. You know what I'm saying? From South Jamaica, he's been like that.

Like, you got to think, on the block, 12 years old, never knew who his father was. Moms got killed. He's selling drugs. With dudes twice his age these dudes like 18 19 you know what i'm saying so he came up different i had a mother and father you know i was supposed to be a good kid actually but you know the streets my neighborhood every there was no role models everybody sold drugs that's how you got the name yeah yeah all right being on a block my father used to chase me off the block haitian parents you know i don't play island

parents don't play chase me off the plot did you really want to rap that was just you saw you saw it working for fifth he's like you know i'm gonna try it yeah no i mean i was on the block and you know i used to be in the parties with my man fat shot dj rough hands and we used to go you know freaky tie was for my hood so we used to always get on the mic and play around and freestyle in my man basement and you know i just started rapping but you know i never thought 50 was gonna sell 11 million records we'd be in the house listening to get rich dot try and dudes is like yeah that's all right but i always seen a vision i'm like nah this is fire 50s the next one you know i'm i'm a music guy like i used to go to the ave and buy mv tapes clue tapes dog time grandmaster vic all of because queens is music so people really like to

buy mv tapes yes okay don't even tell you now people hot wax he know we used to go to hot wax get the tapes he don't know you know because you gotta remember clue and envy went from it went from blends because we used to every it used to be all about blends grandmaster vic dog time dirty harry and then they just went it went to playing exclusives mm-hmm and that was you include that's how they changed the game him include played exclusive records like a nods freestyle or this freestyle that you ever got mad at them for leaking in the ER records nah cuz the bootleggers made us at that point the DJs made us because we was getting played everywhere we go to the

bootleggers you know sometimes dudes don't want to beat up the bootleggers and 50 be like wow why are you doing that they're spreading the word we had mixtapes everywhere you go but nobody you know the conversation nobody has you know you know what dirty harry and all of them did and we know what y'all did but the artists like what g unit did and they were one of the first did in the locks they took the mixtape game to another level by the way y'all started doing mixtape right but we we wasn't stopping we just we had a mixtape every week i remember i remember when jaru dissed us and we was in eminem studio and we did semi-automatic gunfire and that like that like killed john that that tape whole tape killing jaru shout out to jaru killed him still killing him and um he said shout out to jaru still killing him jesus and have you ever ran into

joe nah never nah only only when you know the situation in the studio that was back way back and i had like a cut on my hand that was like years ago but to me he wasn't with 50 on the flight to me you gotta understand when we think of queens i was in the streets for real like i'm gonna keep it real like i don't know what jai was doing i'm not from his neighborhood my baby mom's is from his neighborhood pop over there in um wood hall as for like seeing niles come to the block with black just e-money bags coming through like my block was legendary one three four and god brewer it was legendary where everybody was outside i was outside so i never they said irv gotti was a a DJ But I never been to a party

Where he DJ I know the Rockaway Twins I know Goldfingers I know Tape Master That brings the system everywhere Grandmaster Vic Baby J Baby J

Come on like I never seen Irv do a party And I done been to parties On the north side South side Everywhere I never really seen him outside Like Ja Rule wasn't

Known as a figure In the neighborhood In any neighborhood No disrespect But I want to ask You know They've been trying to

Beat me up here The last Two three weeks Right If 50 And Wayne did a verse You can't ask How you gonna ask

Tony Ayo that He gonna have An objective opinion On that I think I think it's gonna be good But I mean You know

Wayne got a catalog too And Fifth got a catalog See Now I will say this There's a lot of records That they be good, but I mean, you know, Wayne got a catalog too, and Fifth got a catalog. See, now I will say this. There's a lot of records that they both have, so I mean, it'll be a dogfight. It'll be good. You know what Yale said that y'all don't say? He said catalog. And I find this respectful that they say Get Rich will just take out Wayne's whole catalog.

Nah, we got to go back. I didn't say that. You didn't say that. That's what you said. He's like, I can play eight songs off just Get Rich. I can play eight songs off Get Rich without trying Trying because Wayne does have a lot of songs. I say Wayne is a bigger artist when it comes to a rapper. Wayne has been doing this since, what, 12, 13 years old?

That I don't know about. But when it comes to cultural influence, you can't f*** with 50 and them trackers. I don't know if Wayne's bigger than Art. I don't think nothing was bigger than G-Unit, 50 Cent, Eminem, and Dr. Dre. Because you got to understand the element everything was crazy it was crazy like we have video games that was selling we had clothes that was selling right do we have cereal adam do we have cereal i think we had cereal that was selling we had everything socks like everything was selling and eminem was what at so 60 million

50 so 11 million it was crazy like I don't think that one thing is Wayne has the Nicki Minaj he has the Drake's he has the young money he has a huge kid with that right Drake and Drake and Nicki of course but when it comes to those cultural hits I don't think there's nothing bigger than them records that you play for 50 and like I said you could pick any Wayne record and I will destroy that one record with a record pick one record we had the street yo we had the street you got it you gotta no i'm talking about i'm talking about the mixtape where every nothing was playing but no i understand like acting like wayne didn't have this i'm just saying is that when it comes to that cultural influence of how a record feels we I don't think it can actually. We had kids wearing bulletproof vests in the suburbs, man.

Wayne had kids wearing the rock star jeans. Nah, that's right. That's right. The dress. Wayne is a legend. He started the dress. He started the dress. He started the dress.

But you got to remember this. We was on a little Wayne tour back in the days. We started. He started way ahead of us. And that's what I said. Wayne started so young. Remember when you had 50 out of beef? People forget about that. I forgot about that. When you're not pissing your vitamin water or something like that's what I said. Wayne started so young. Remember when you had 50 out of beef? People forget about that.

I forgot about that. When Wayne's not pissing your vitamin water or something like that. Oh, yeah. I remember that one. But they cool now, though. They did. All right. Well, don't move.

We got more with Tony Yeo. When we come back, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Our co-host, B. Scott, is here. And we're still kicking it with Tony Yeo.

Charlamagne? What about that stabbing? You mentioned it briefly, briefly though oh and and sony yeah was it a real stabbing it was a real it was a real stabbing i'm gonna tell you what happened man we was in the studio and that was that's sony right well studios yeah sony remember they had the one across the street and they had the big building big builders where everybody would say michael jackson would take all the rooms right right so we um in, and at that time, I think we seen Wyclef. And, you know, I think Scooter was there. Was Haitian Jack there?

Haitian Jack. We see them in the lobby. It's just me and 50. A lot of sock posse. Yeah, you know back then. A lot of sock posse. Yeah, they was all in the lobby with Clef. We seen Clef.

And I think Priswell was there too or whatever so you know we go upstairs but we're not worried about fifth i swear to god fifth guy i don't got nothing on me fifth guy the fourth fifth no safety on them you're chilling we go upstairs we got a session so clark kent his nephew ended up being a dj giz but giz was not really a street dude he was just a cool dude you know shout out to clark kent he was just like yo here 50 i got a dj for you right so we go in the studio we're supposed to record now the studio is small it's a small room and it's a small hallway so in the next room is um tone and poke they working on beats and me 50 and gears is in the room with the engineer forgot what 50 was working on i guess

i'm gonna keep it real i don't know and this is before in this car this 150 was signed to sony i think in my mind i think prizewell said something like i don't know why like he must you know you think we he i think he said something keep it real i don't think why all the people you just named trust me that was the information that was you know i mean that prizewell said something to Ja Rule and them. So we in the room. You just hear a boop, boop, boop, commotion. These dudes come in like it's a movie. Like, yo, what's up now?

But they ain't got, it's no guns or nothing. It's nothing really. All you see is crutches and like stuff picked up from the studio. And I guess one of them had like a kitchen knife. So it was, was Irv there? No, it was Irv brother. I think it was Black Child at that point ja i think somebody else but so we started to get it on nobody turned off the light while we getting it on the light like turned off because you know how somebody

bumped into the switch so we fighting everything is dark you don't know what's going on you just hit melee so all you heard was get the gun youth bluffed him because the gun was in the other room. That's why I said, Ja Rule, he wouldn't even be here. He would have been gone. Like, our careers would have been totally different if that gun was in that room. And I swear on my dead father, like, I'm telling you the truth. The gun was in the other room. I've seen it.

You know what I'm saying? With my own two eyes. They come in. We get it on. Boom, boom, boom. Get the gun. They run out. 5th will speak at one of them.

I don't know if it was Irv Breva or whoever I see him throw a speak and say, get the gun Once they heard get the gun, everybody started running out But the gun was in the other room And that was it, 50 had a scratch on his back Right, and I got stabbed in my hands And my finger was like cut right here So it looked crazy

Because it was hanging a little bit But look, this is all I got that and that that was it You ever think about how blessed y'all are because think about all the violence y'all escape because you I ain't never even heard about the Shooting that happened before the young man got got slapped right now, but it's after that your mother house. Yeah. Yeah, it's cool But I always looked at it like this bro. If I slap your kid or your kid, what are you gonna? You're gonna you you got the right it's all gloves off and it's all good but then y'all g unit officers got shot up before yes y'all missed a lot of bullets is what i'm saying yeah tour bus mama crib like it was a lot of bullets you know it's crazy and

i always thank god like i always say my prayers before i leave the house because i remember one day i had a plaque and people won't even believe this story and a bullet fell out of it and my father found it he was staying with me at the time the next day my mom's crib got shot up or could have been the same day like but my mom's crib got shot up so i mean you know god is good bro a bullet like a plaque a bullet like i had a 50 cent plaque and it got bullets in it and it's above my door and my father found it he's like yo somebody shot the house up i'm like nah that fell off the plaque and the next day like my mom's crib got shot up so you get signs. You know to be low, and you got to move right.

Because one thing about us is we knew how to move. Like, all right, cool. If it's hot, cool. I'm good. Like, when my mom's crib got shot up, I went out there and was looking to do stuff. And 50 called me like, yo, bro, you outside. You got something on you. You bugging out, bro.

Use your brain, bro. It's chess, not checkers that's why i say you know it must have been like seven eight years ago to see you in 50 enjoying which i didn't have before but i mean because they couldn't go to the clubs and experience the records like y'all should have y'all couldn't go to these events and go to these things and it wasn't because of the rappers it was mainly because of the hip-hop police because there was times when it'd be like no g-unit no dip set in the clubs all the clubs in manhattan so hip-hop police you remember curly top he's retired now hip-hop police they all retired there's all new ones now for for the dudes that'll follow tj and all these dudes in the city and all the young dudes now but all them dudes are retired

but them dudes used to tell us yo you can't come to this club you know how much money we missed out on definitely good to see that. Man, yeah, yo. And congrats on the Welcome to the Culture podcast, man. Thank you, man. Welcome to the Culture podcast. I seen you screaming on Matt Hoffa. What happened with that?

No, Hoffa and them is good. I just feel like sometimes when you go online, it just felt like clickbait. You asking me, can I pick up the phone for banks if 50's around? They both my friends. I'm a grown ass, you know, man. Like, what are you talking about? And then you ask me about like 6ix9ine and I don't want to, you know, I know dudes that got locked up over that. So I'm just like, nah, I don't want to.

Just felt like clickbait. Does J-Tone want to do music? Yeah, I just dropped the mixtape Loyal. I know, I know, but do you want to do it? Because I feel like your personality is so big. You probably can make this money doing that now. Yeah mean i do like talking to people i do i do like i do like what you do you know and what envy doing the breakfast club do so i mean i think now the game is changing like these podcasts be fun like you see podcasts radio shows like it's going to

youtube now people want to you know no they want to know my personality they want to know your personality you i'm like a a sponge i just like to i watch y'all guys all the time and just soak up game you know i mean like how you got the books or if you got the car shows it's all a hustle for me you know i mean like i see y'all hustling you got about three shows man yeah yeah we work three four shows this guy got about three four shows going on on. Car show. Got the reality show. Got the house show, right? The real estate. So it's just, I don't know.

It's just like a hustle for me. I just want to hustle. Music, podcasts. Like, welcome to the coach. I'm going to go crazy with the production this year. I got the passport to the future. I'm trying to do things for the kids this year. I got the clothes, of course, on passportboys.com.

What else I got going on sody theater on the 26th um and more tours coming man shout to 50 shout the banks yeah i heard you're going back on the road yeah back on the road oh so you 50 and banks going back nah not banks shout the uncle murder yeah shout the uncle murder nah no disrespect to banks but you know i you know 50s crazy is that you know That's something that Banks got to work out. Me, I just know 50 for a long time off the block before Banks, so I kind of know he might say something crazy, and it's just like 50.

I heard him say some crazy stuff in life, bro. Now, we used to hear them stories where 50 would swing on Woo Kid and swing on Woo Kid. Woo Kid played the wrong record, punched Woo Kid in the chest. I think one time was the craziest though was we backstage

this is the craziest one though and I hope nobody get mad about this and 50 said to James Cruz cause he always mess with James Cruz

always to this day to this day I don't know why but he said to James Cruz Mayweather it's the Mayweather I don't know

Mayweather mad people's back there he goes yo man that man F Diddy like I'm like yo in front of a whole room of people I heard Diddy touch your butt I was like no disrespect to them but I was like yo this dude is crazy so I know why everybody

hate me I understand man but that's my guy That's crazy. What did everybody say when he said that? Yo, the whole room just stopped. That's stupid, man. Ah, damn, man. It's just a champ. You know what I'm saying? You just saw James Cruz. He was out there.

Yeah. No, he's a cool dude. That's my guy. That's stupid, man. But, Fifth, you never know what he going to say, man. So, while we on the road, I stay away from him. I give him his space, man. Oh, man.

I get with you later when it's showtime, bro. Fifth is crazy, man. Jesus. All right. Well, we appreciate you for, man. Oh, man. I get with you later when it's showtime, bro. Fifth is crazy, man. Jesus. All right. Well, we appreciate you for joining us. Check out the podcast. The Culture Club. Welcome to the Culture Podcast.

It's Tony Ayo. Yeah, made it, mom. I'm on The Breakfast Club. Yeah. You've been up here before. Yeah, but I'm by myself now. All right. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club on this Friday. We got B. Scott, our guest host. Oh, yeah. I am here. It's time for the rumors.

Give us a little tease. A little tease. We're going to be talking about something that is actually really, really, really heavy. And that is the whole situation with Wendy Williams. It's B. Scott. The rumors are true, yeah. This is The Rumor Report. You love muffins have been asking me for quite some time on the breakfast club i wasn't going to come to you like when i had

it goes a little something like this when i tell you that intro gets me every time shout out to taylor who produced that taylor made it yes so this is a heavy situation and this is a situation that honestly it makes me really really sad it's like deep in my spirit i'm sad about this and it is in regards to wendy williams and most recently this story is pertaining to her brother so her brother is slamming the manager for signing her up to a reality show even though she is not in the right frame of mind he is really upset with tommy williams i mean tommy wins her brother but he's upset with the manager will shelby and just feels like she's not in any condition to be doing anything much less

a reality show situation. And I think we have a clip. Why are you even here? Do you see the conditions that she's in? Does it look like she's ready to start a podcast for goodness sake? It doesn't. We're all going to bear witness to this. Not nonsense.

This guy will is, is putting Wendy around, got her all out. Travel here, travel there. Let's go. Let's make this money. And i don't care if you're making sense talk to the show's gonna be where she was and where she is now is that the show is that it is that what my dad has to look forward to watching who wants these kind of memories why couldn't she just get better all the way and then just do something she hasn't been contemplating because she couldn't think it through but while everybody else is doing the contemplation for her

and saying she needs to do this that and the third she could have been down here recovered i think in a situation like that you i would listen to the brother right absolutely clearly the brother uh would know best in a situation like that he's been with his sister his whole life but if the brother's around i don't know if like because i'm sure the people that surround her in the last couple of years would know best right because they're around really you don't think so they know how she's feeling or how her mental is and all that two things here so number one for me initially it was me and daily mail that were breaking the exclusives back to back about wendy williams in terms of her husband having an affair then i broke

about the baby being on the way and then ultimately about know, repeated stories about the demise of the show. And I just want to say and make clear that I had no idea that we would end up here because I feel so sad for her. It hurts me. It just, you know, I mean, it's kind of like as a human being to see someone's demise. What we're witnessing is the demise of an individual. And regardless of what people may think of wendy williams is just really hard to see yeah by the way like like me saying that's that's obvious just looking at what we've been seeing the past couple of years and then number two i the question that i've been wanting to ask you for quite some time is that how do you feel and how has this been affecting you? Because you work with her for so many years. What is it like to see her in this state and to see it consistently continue to deteriorate?

That's a great question. I haven't really thought about it. I mean, it's hurtful for me and I didn't work with her. Yeah, of course, you don't like to see it. You never like to see anybody that is, you know, done what she's done for our business. You know, in like that, I always say, you know know i want i want our planes to land with the wheels out you know you don't want to see people you know the end of their situations crashing burn so to speak and that's what it's that's what it seems like this situation has done over the past few years feels like it's crashing and crashing and burning so of course of course i don't like that i meant to ask you never thought about reaching out because i know well how first of all how long did y'all work with each other we only worked with each other for three years i know that's what i was thinking like it was a short it just seems like a long time because it was impactful

yeah when did when did and her husband did a lot for me but it's like yo we weren't you're not best friends we might have been close at that time but it it's been, what, 15 years? And they also tried to sabotage you, correct? Well, yeah. You know, B. Yeah. I think it's that picture of you. Not her, though. Not her.

The husband. Yeah. I think it's that picture of you sitting on her lap. Oh, shut up. Oh, shut up. I mean, like, so. You love that damn picture. I do.

You got that picture hanging up on your wall somewhere, brother. How do you know? Well, no, I definitely see it. How do we navigate this, Charlamagne? How do we? I don't know, because Wendy has never historically let anybody in. You know what I mean? So it's just like right now, she's probably in a situation where all she got is herself.

But she does have a family that loves her. But if she's not letting that family in, how can anybody help her? I wonder if it was financial. And how do we know? It might be past the point of help. That's true. I was wondering if it was financially. Maybe they're doing this show

for finances because we know her money is locked up. And maybe she needs the money to pay for, you know, mortgage. Or maybe she don't even know what's going on. Or maybe she doesn't know

what's going on. You know what I'm saying? Maybe that's what Tommy is saying. She don't even know what's going on. It feels that way. It feels like she's just disoriented, discombobulated.

But at the end of the day I just want to send positivity to her. Absolutely. And just like, Lord Jesus, help us. Man. And that's all I got right now. That's all I got, too. Sending her healing and energy.

Thoughts and prayers. All right. All right, well, thank you for that rumor report. Charlamagne, who you giving that donkey to? Man, four after the hour. We had a conversation earlier about artificial intelligence, but I really need to talk to y'all about how artificial intelligence, I feel, is going to ruin our society as we know it. We'll discuss.

I'm going to talk to y'all about AI scammers. I ain't seen Nyla up here. We were supposed to do a whole 50 Cent versus Lil Wayne. I think she's scared. I think Nyla Simone. If you know DJ Nyla Simone, you tell her, I want all the smoke this morning. And let me tell you something. She is so beautiful. She is beautiful. And then when she told me she beat

her own face, well, her makeup, I mean. You know, for people who don't know what that means. But she beat her face and it looked amazing. She did it herself. I sit here and pay for all of this, and she is doing it herself. When I introduced Nala and B Scott yesterday, I said, hey, Nala, this is B Simone, because I can bond their names.

Nala's last name is Simone. It's Nala Simone. I can bond their names. And shout out to B. Simone. We love you. We love you, B. Simone. All right. This is B. Scott.

That's right. Donkey Day is up next. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Monday, April 17th at 9 a.m. 8 Central. Me, DJ Envy, and Charlamagne Tha God host a breakfast club on BET. The evolution will be televised on a new set with top-tier guests.

The Breakfast Club, where real talk reigns. Starts Monday, April 17th at 9 a.m. 8 Central on BET. Just don't be a donkey, because right now you want some real donkey shit. It's time for Donkey of the Day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey man hit me with the heel.

Did she get donkey in the name please tell me. Absolutely. I have become Donkey of the Day. At the breakfast club bitches.

You're a donkey. Wow. He was trying to sabotage my life. No I'm not. You didn't tell her you didn't tell her she was supposed to be here.

Yes I did. Anyway Donkey of the Day for Friday April 14th is more of a PSA than anything. I feel like I just have to bring some public awareness to this latest scam that is happening. And it's going to be the first of many because humans have mutually assured our own destruction by opening the doors for artificial intelligence. I know, I know, technology. You know, Charlamagne, you're old. You have to embrace innovation. Listen to me.

Innovation is great. Okay, anything that can make our lives easier and better, I'm all for it. But artificial intelligence is not going to make our lives easier or better. It's going to make our lives harder and more difficult because one of the hardest and most difficult things for people to do over the last decade or so

is determine what's real and what's not and ai isn't going to blur the lines between reality and fantasy it's going to erase those lines period case in point uh the story the story i'm about to tell you all of arizona mom uh jennifer de stefano jennifer de stefano was at home minding her business and she got a phone call would you like to know what the phone call was about let's's go to CBS 5 for the report, please. Don't have the money, both you and your daughter are dead. Warning of close encounters with scammers who used artificial intelligence to clone her daughter's voice. Yeah, this is crazy.

They actually made her believe they had kidnapped her 15-year-old, and then they demanded a ransom. So as On Your Side's Susan Campbell found out, this is crazy. It doesn't take much of a voice sample to pull this scam off. The phone number was unfamiliar. Jennifer DiStefano almost let it go to voicemail. But her 15 year old was out of town skiing. Maybe there had been an accident. I pick up the phone and I hear my daughter's voice and it says mom and she's sobbing and then I hear a man's voice say put your head back lie down and this man gets on the phone he's like listen here I've got your daughter this is how it's going to go down you call the police you call anybody I'm going to pop her stomach so full of drugs I'm going to have my way with her and I'll drop her

off in Mexico and at that moment I just start shaking I'm like what in the background she's going help me mom please help, help me, mom. Please help me. Help me. And bawling. I never doubted for one second it was her. The person who had supposedly kidnapped Jennifer's daughter demanded money.

He started at a million dollars. I was like, I don't have a million dollars. I'm like, fine, whatever. Start my daughter. Then he wants $50,000. Humans. Dear humans. How are we okay with this okay how is anybody okay with this how come we are choosing to be obtuse to what is right around

the corner i don't like any of this ai stuff okay in fact my spider senses go off around anybody i see pushing it because i'm like that person might be an agent all right we live in a world right now where people can't even handle fake tweets so how the hell will we handle ai if you thought the misinformation campaigns in the 2016 and 2020 elections were nuts imagine what 2024 is gonna look like folks used to take videos and audios and edit them out of context to manipulate people now i can do deep fake videos and have ai simulation that can completely mimic my voice the inflection the emotion and we really want to unleash that evil on this already stupid ass american society okay which then will impact the world youtube social media the news y'all already running with a bunch of fake stories now what

happens when these news outlets start receiving audio leaks of audio leaks of fake ai conversations between world leaders threatening nuclear war, fake AI conversations from celebrities saying wild things about different groups right before they have a movie or TV show or book coming out, fake AI conversations between coworkers. Now you're running up on your coworkers because you heard they was talking spicy about you, and it's just AI. Fake AI conversations between your significant other and one of your homies. You're going to think your mate is cheating on you with your best friend because of AI.

And human emotions move at the speed of light. Nobody stops to think about what's real and what's not real. It's just all about what you feel. We don't filter facts. We filter feelings. And nobody cares about the truth when the lie is more entertaining. But no, no, no. Y'all need AI.

Once again, I'm just raising public awareness because the article I read in the New York Post, a FBI agent said the only way to stop it is to raise public awareness. Now, if you're wondering how they are able to even get your voice in the first place, listen to this man whose name sounds like somebody on Mortal Kombat. I can't pronounce it. Sabero Kamabadi. He's a computer science professor at Arizona State University. He breaks it down.

You can no longer trust your ears. Subbaro Kamampati is a computer science professor at Arizona State who specializes in AI. He says voice cloning technology is rapidly improving. Now there are ways in which you can do this with just three seconds of your voice. So with the three seconds, it can come extremely close to how exactly you sound and you don't even need any special equipment i chose a free program for a test and i'm not actually talking it's a new toy and you know and and i think they could be great good users but certainly they can be pretty uh worrisome users too we have all these conversations about secret

societies and illuminati let me tell you something somebody has been planning this for the last 30 years at least probably longer and they've been patient think about how many decades of data they have on all of us video audio from black planet planet to myspace to facebook to twitter to instagram to tic tac they got us already all right there is no putting the toothpaste back into youtube y'all always having conversations about celebrities being cloned when the reality is they have cloned all of us already okay now by the way the situation in arizona with jennifer isn't it's not a one-time thing it happened to a woman named beth royce last month and it happened in december to a woman named

chelsea gates in both cases a man called threatened to kill a family member uh in beth's case her sister in chelsea case her mom and in the background beth and chelsea could hear their relatives crying and begging for help and the men demanded a thousand dollars and of course beth and chelsea sent the money okay i truly don't see how people can't see this coming now fbi agent dan mayo has some tips on what we should be looking out for we all should be making a note of this because this is about to be our new reality simply because humans can't help themselves. Listen.

You gotta slow down and diffuse the situation. The FBI's Dan Mayo says scammers who use voice cloning often find their prey on social media. They're gonna be looking for public profiles that have as much information as possible on you. And when they get a hold of that, they're gonna dig into you. The Federal Trade Commission says scammers will often ask their victims to wire money,

send cryptocurrency, or pay the ransom with gift cards. Once the money is gone, it's almost impossible to get it back. The phone numbers coming from an area code that you're not familiar with, that should be one red flag. Second red flag, international numbers, sometimes they will call from those as well. Third flag they will not allow you to get off the phone and talk to your significant other right that's a problem i'm gonna end this how i started it i don't like any of this ai stuff simply because i know you humans can't handle it i didn't even get into how chat gpt is gonna make people less creative and how it's gonna totally stop people from really flexing those brain muscles writers in hollywood y'all sure y'all want to go on a strike right now? Not to mention, if you let ChatGPT write a job proposal for you,

what happens when you actually have to sit with someone and explain that proposal yourself? Not to mention the millions and millions of jobs that are going to be lost. Tech jobs, media jobs, legal industry jobs, paralegals, legal assistants, you're done. Teachers, finance jobs, personal financial advisors advisors financial analysis financial analysts it's a wrap for y'all okay my advice build a wall around silicon valley before it's too late the job in life you save might be your own please give all these people already manipulating manipulating ai to scam folks the biggest he all it's tick tock not tick tack i know i know what i was doing let me just say this the ex your execution on the donkey of the day is something to behold is it a read

it's amazing i'm reading my room no i'm impressed like to be excited it was a read it's a read but you're so good at it well thank you thank you. I was in awe of it. I was like, wow. I appreciate that. I mean, you were hitting and hitting and hitting and clip, bop, bop, doop, doop. I was like, okay. Thank you. Can't do it without the producer. That is why Charlamagne is here.

Thank you. Appreciate that. You did that. Well, thank you for that donkey of the day. Hey. Taylor, I hope you got that. All right. Now, when we come back, shout to Nala Simone.

She ain't here. She a little scared. No, she's not. This morning we were supposed to be doing our own battle. Our own versus up here. We were supposed to be doing 50 Cent versus Lil Wayne. She's supposed to do a Lil Wayne four-minute mix. I'm doing a four-minute mix.

She just sent her mix in. So when we come back, we're going to play a Lil Wayne four-minute mix. No, you should play yours first. No, no. No, play yours first. She'll be here 8-19. Well, we're going to flip a coin. Heads or tails, Charlamagne?

I know what you want. Which one you want? Heads. Oh, my God. All right. Oh, my God. And you want tails because you a bottom. I'll bet you it's tails.

You a bottom. I'll bet you it's tails. Oh. bottom. I'll bet you it's tails. Oh. Huh, huh. It's heads. Mama said you a pretty girl. All right, Nylah goes second. I'll go first.

That's right. When we come back, open up the phone lines, 800-585-1051. I want you guys to listen to both mixes. We're having a good time on a Friday. We're going to play a four-minute Lil Wayne mix, four-minute 50 Cent mix. You guys call to decide who is the best artist. It's just a little mini versus you and Nyl. We just have a little fun on a Friday. And since Charlamagne

picked heads, I'll be going first. That sounds crazy. What is happening? What is happening? How did we get here? In the name of Jesus. When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club. Bless them, Lord.

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scared. I've never been scared of any challenge in my life. This has been going on for a while. This debate went from low-key talking about it on Apple Radio. I saw Kevin Durant talking about it. We talked about it up here. I can't believe what KD said.

I was very disappointed. I'm not opposed to anybody who picks 50 Cent. Just. I'm not opposed to anybody who picks 50 Cent. Just like I'm not opposed to anybody who picks Lil Wayne. But it's just a disrespect when they say one album can take out Wayne's whole catalog. It's disrespectful. B. Scott, what do you think? Lil Wayne or 50 Cent? Lil Wayne.

It was a versus. Lil Wayne. Easy decision. Okay. Didn't hesitate. B. Scott didn't hesitate. B. Scott. So this is what we're gonna do this morning we said we're gonna do a four minute mix i'm gonna do a four minute 50 minute for uh 50 minute four minute 50 mix now let's do a four minute

little way mix oh i thought you meant four minute four minutes and 50 seconds i'm about to say wait so you have five minutes no no four minute mix four minute mix. We both do a mix. We're going to open up the phone lines and let you guys judge. 800-585-1051. Now, doing these mixes were very difficult

because you're putting a catalog into four minutes and you're trying to get the best records and the best music and I want that smoke! Yeah, I just want you to know I didn't even touch

like a quarter of Wayne's catalog. I know you probably, you know, hit all of 50's greatest hits. Nah, I couldn't get them all. What era of Wayne's catalog. I know you probably, you know, hit all 50s greatest hits. No, I couldn't get them all. What era Wayne did you go? 2000. Okay. Like 2000, like blog era.

I went back a little bit, then I went forward. Oh, I got you. Look at you, scared. You scared. You scared. What are you talking about? This is like the face of somebody. Talk to him, Nyla.

Talk to that talk, Nyla. It was honestly too easy. Oh. Because I was like, you know what? I already know what Amy's going to play because his options,

he only got one album of options. There's more than one album that's mixed case. You got one album of options and then like three singles. There's a bunch of stuff.

I could go to DJ hours. You got like, you got. I like how she casually reads. I know, right? She's casually. Let's get into it. Let's open up the phone lines.

800-585-1051. We did coins, and Charlamagne picked head. Okay. I picked heads. I said heads. And you picked tails because you're on bottom. Here we go. You're top.

Hot damn. Here we go again. You're not a top. Power. You're not a power top. Power. No way near. Power.

No way near. Power. No way near. Oh, my God. That is not. The way he's holding that near. Oh, my God. That is not. The way he's holding that cup, it might be power. That's definitely not. But anyway, let's get to the mix.

And then call us up, 800-585-1051. Now, y'all know I love Nala, so we just having some fun. But let's do it. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Oh, man. Envy started off shaking. No, I started off throwing a smokey.

No, you started off shaking. I started off throwing a smokey. But you're in this strong. You're in this strong. Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something. I might have to stand corrected. I don't know.

That got me riled up. No, it's P-I-N-P, Kamar. You was over here. Yes. I'm over here doing this. What does it mean? You can't see me. Okay, you can't see me?

Okay. Because I was like, why start within the club? I was like, you should start with the power theme song. Because I'm a DJ. You got to start small. You are a DJ. You are a DJ. And then you go to, I know how to do this.

Well, I'm glad you learned. Nothing like the theme song doesn't count. What? That's no good. Don't start that. I mean, Wayne got one. And your mix is long anymore. No, it's not. Wayne got one. I saw Envy driving yesterday with the drop top down. He had 21 questions playing. I was like, easy money. Easy money.

This is going to be so easy, Queens. Let's go to Nala's mix. You ready, Nala? Yeah, let's do it. Come on. Come on, beautiful. I'm not talking as a hype man like Envy. I don't have a pitbull in the fight

I don't know That was cute I think that I think both of y'all did good Wayne 50 verses for radio I think that was cute Y'all both could've went deeper I feel like Envy did

What he had to do for 50 I feel like for Wayne though I had to do more radio Cause he has a lot He definitely I don't want no excuses. I could have did a mixtape one. I could have did an R&B one.

I could have did it. I could have did that, too. Let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. That was cute. I was not expecting your Harlem Shake. That got me. Oh, the Harlem Shake?

It was killed in. I mean, if you're in a DJ battle and the other DJ starts dancing to the other DJ's picks, doesn't the other DJ automatically win? I was joking. No, you was. It was a sarcastic joke. I was joking. It was a sarcastic joke.

You lost it with that one, two, three. You lost it. You know, Wayne needed some help. He did a lot of features. He needed that. Wow. He played like 450 features. And a theme song.

Knock it off. And a theme song. To 50s show. Don't forget, he got No Mercy he's on ESPN Wayne got that too I didn't need to use it 800

yeah the No Mercy theme song 585-1051 what do you think let's open up the phone lines what do you think I'm stuck I don't know I don't know

I don't know I'm just let's open up the phone lines like you say I don't have a dog in the fight alright let's let's open up the phone lines we'll you say, I don't have a dog in the fight. You should be honest. All right, let's open up the phone lines. We'll take some calls.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. B. Scott, our guest co-host, is here. Oh, yeah.

And then we got Nyla here. She's here, too. Yes. We usually do Pass the Ox on Fridays at this time. Right. But since y'all had y'all versus, Lil Wayne versus 50 on the radio, we got to go to the phones.

We're going to open up the phone lines a little bit. This is going to be interesting. And see who's there. Now we're just going to go, hello, who's this? Hello. What's your name? My name is George.

What up, dog? What up, dog? You calling from Detroit? Yes, sir. Who you got? 50 versus Wayne. Who you got? 50 versus Wayne. Who you got? And be honest.

Don't feel pressure because he got the first voice you hear. No, no, no, no. I'm just realizing it's Nyla all day, Wayne. Ain't nobody trying to hear Envy screaming on the track the whole time. Yo, that's me or DJ. Wait a minute. I like his scream on the track. No, I like his screaming.

It got me hype. Don't let Envy manipulate the calls either. Envy got control of the phone. I'm going through all of them. Hello, who's this? This is Charlina. Hey, Charlina. Good morning.

Where you calling from? Good morning. I'm calling from Jacksonville, Florida. Duval in the building. Duval. Easy call. Who you want? Wayne or 50?

Nyla or Envy? Okay, so I'm going to have gonna have to You know I love Lil Wayne I do But I feel like you didn't highlight His best work And I feel like he was in And it was the best So I feel like he's gonna be one of them

Okay So we want one right now It's a lot I'm saying it's a lot Like you can go really deep on Wayne Really deep on 50 Hello who's this? Yo yo this is Tyrone from G-Wing

Tyrone from Cleveland. Tyrone, what's up? Who you going with this morning? 50 or Lil Wayne? G-U-N-T. It's Weezy S. Baby. Please say the baby. He faked me out. I was like,

I'll get my name again. G-U-N-T. Damn, Tyrone. Damn. I like that. No, Tyrone didn't. Hello, who's this? This is Sharron calling from Houston. Hey, Hrone didn't. Hello, who's this? This is Sharon from Houston. Hey, H-Town.

What's up, mama? It's good. Who you going with this morning? I'm definitely going with Nyla and Weezy F the baby. Thank you, sis. It sounds like it's Weezy F Envy this morning. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Ryan.

Hey, Ryan. Good morning. Sorry, Izzy. I'm a Jersey girl, but I got to say, little Wayne. You going with Wayne, too? I love this look. It's not looking good. It's not looking good.

It's 4-1 Wayne right now. You want to keep doing this to yourself? Hello. What's your name? Sheena. Hey, Sheena. Who you going with this morning? Wayne or 50?

I'm going with 50. It be killed it. That's what I'm talking about. Where you calling from? Where you calling from? I hear Queens on your voice. She definitely from Queens. It sound like 40 Projects.

Where you calling from? Oh, my God. Where you calling from? I'm calling from Union, New Jersey. Jersey. Okay, okay, okay. But she originally from Queens. You can hear it

in the back of her throat. Baisley. I can hear the Baisley Project in Newport in my throat. Hello, who's this? 4-2 Wayne right now. Yo, this is Lamponi, man. Where you from?

Out of VA, man. VA. Out of VA. Yeah, man. Hey, I tell you what. You won with the 50 seconds. You had better songs. But if the right DJ puts the Wayne song... Oh, don't say that. Don't, don't., you won with the 50 Cent because you had better songs. But if the right DJ puts the Wayne...

Oh, don't say that. Don't, don't. Who you going with from this morning, bro? Huh? Who you going with this morning? This morning, 50 Cent, you won because of the songs. No, no, no. Me.

He's coming back. Okay, 4-3 right now. Oh, he's staging a comeback. Hello. Hello, who's this? This is getting real juicy. Hey, how's it going? What's up?

What's your name, bro? Where you calling from? Man, I'm Darius. I'm calling from Houston. I want to talk about the little Wayne versus 50. Yes. Who you got? Man, I'm going Wayne.

50 hard. Yeah. You got too much. Okay, you want to take one more? It's 5-3 Wayne right now. Random. He said two more. Ain't no random.

Madison and Logan on the phone right now. Ain't no damn random. I'll bet you Madison and Logan on the Wayne right now. Random. He said two words. Ain't no random. Madison and Logan on the phone right now. Ain't no damn random. I'll bet you Madison and Logan on the phone right now. Logan, it's you? Well, this is Dominique from Somerville,

South Carolina, man. 8-4-3 all day. What's happening, Dominique? I know where you're going with South Carolina. South Carolina. What are you going with? Hey, DJ Envy,

boy, you got smoke, bro. Your whole playlist was... How you hang up on that man? Don't you disrespect Embiid, boy, you got smoke, bro. Your whole playlist was... All right. How you hang up on that man? Don't you disrespect Somerville, South Carolina like that. You want to take one more? Are you done?

One more, let's go. Six to Wayne. Okay, this might be Madison on the phone. Madison? Maddie? No, this is AI. Hello? Hello?

Hey, you here? I can hear you. Where you calling from? Man, I'm calling from South Mississippi. Where the hell is New York this morning? New York got a whole morning to call. Y'all ain't calling. Where Queens at?

Who you got this morning? We ain't going anywhere from Mississippi. That's not true. Man. Wayne is 50. I grew up on 50,000 levels. I'm going to give it to Wayne. 7-3 Wayne. And there it is. We took chance. 7-3 Wayne. And there it is.

We took 7-3 Wayne. We got to call it. We got to call it. It's a wrap. It's a wrap. Okay. Ain't no coffee. Ain't no donuts.

I'm going to tell you what's crazy about this versus. What? That neither one of y'all went as deep as y'all could. No, we didn't. When y'all go into the mixtapes with Wayne and 50, after hearing what I heard this morning, we got to make this versus happen. I would love for it to happen.

Swizz and Tim, y'all got to do something. They got to get sponsors to be able to pay you. Absolutely. That would be great. Like you said, we kept it close to radio. We played a lot of the mixtape records. A lot of people be looking like, what's that? Same thing with Wayne, same thing with 50.

Even album cuts. Even album cuts, yeah. Let the beat build. i want to play comfortable just it's like you ain't play earthquake you ain't play steady mobbing i didn't play steady yeah i felt like some of them are more like things i would listen to in my own time right at the club not on radio like uproars radio yeah all the ones I played are radio friendly. Alright, you beat me. 7'3 Wayne, young Nyla, beat old Indy. There it is.

When we come back, we got the People's Choice mix. Let me get the chair for today. Now she's trying to take my chair. Come on, I want it. Now she's trying to take my chair. You know we throw it back on a Friday. We're going to start off with some Nelly. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.

Monday, April 17th at 9 a.m. 8 Central. Me, DJ Envy, and Charlamagne Tha God host The Breakfast Club on BET. The evolution will be televised on a new set with top-tier guests. The Breakfast Club, where real talk reigns. Starts Monday, April 17th at 9am, 8 central on BET. Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast

Club. We have our guest co-host B Scott. Indeed. Nala's still here, DJ Nala. Yes. How you feeling? B, huh? You recovered? Did you recover? I'm alright. I'm alright. I'm alright. Now B Scott Scott We appreciate you Hanging with us

Yes B. Scott bought some gifts I did I did And I'm so grateful To be here And also This is a token

Of my appreciation To say thank you For being so kind to me And for this opportunity I brought you A little something From Harlem Hops They are a beer bar

Located in Harlem And also in Chelsea And it's black owned and so now you have a little something from them to, you know, show my appreciation.

Thank you. And I also got to shout out the people who did my wigs. This is True and Pure Extensions and things of that nature but I had a great time

with you. How can they find you, B. Scott? Like, you know, of course, B. Scott.com. At B. Scott. You can find me

everywhere. It's at B. Scott and always find me on LoveBScott.com alright what's the code to open this box what do you mean

the code look look it's the other side oh duh he's always backwards look at him thank you thank you

always from the back there you go thank you very much it's a little rose spritzer beer you know we gotta get black people

to drink some beer alright thank you so much and Nala thank you for coming up you come up here every Friday usually you do Just a little rosé spritzer, beer. You know, we got to get black people to drink some beer. All right. Thank you so much. And Nyla, thank you for coming up. You come up here every Friday. Usually you do past the arcs, but, you know, we had a little battle, a little versus this morning. Nah, this was great. This was fun.

Nyla won 7-3. Who? She did. She did. But I'll tell you what, man. It does really make me want to see a 50-cent Wayne versus because you can go way deep on both of them. Absolutely, both of them, yep. Way deep because we ain't getting really none

of the mixtape stuff. Yeah. And I wonder where New York was this morning. I don't know if New Yorkers at work or they just waking up. What the hell is going on? They're in the mobile

that they're always in. You ain't pay your boost mobile? What the hell is going on in New York? Get your Timbs on, your Air Force Ones. Where y'all at this morning? Not the Air Force Ones.

I don't want to do this conversation again. Don't you start. You're 45. You guys did not start the Air Force Ones I don't want to do this conversation again. Don't you start. You're 45. You guys did not start the Air Force One. Air Force One started in New York.

First of all, it's 90 degrees in New York right now. The people who grew up on 50 got on jeans, shorts, and construction Timberlands on their way

to do nothing this morning. Yes. And Yankee fittings. Okay. Not in Yankee fittings. And Yankee fittings. All right. When we come back,

we got the positive notice to Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Char back, we got the positive notice. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Our co-host B. Scott is here. I am.

Nyla Simone is here. Yes. And it's time to get up out of here. We had a great time. Again, thank you again for stopping through it and sharing your time with us. It was my honor. I had a great time. And thank you again for being so kind.

It was not tough getting up early in the morning? It was. But by the second day, I was into it. And now I'm gone. I was like, dang. Just when I'm getting used to in the morning? It was, but by the second day I was into it. And now I'm gone. I was like, dang, just when I'm getting used to it. I'm sure you'll be back. Yeah, I'm sure you will. Next time you're in town, you come on back through.

It was my pleasure. All right. And I want to tell everybody too, man, please make sure this weekend to go get your tickets for the first ever Black Effect Podcast Festival happening Saturday, April 22nd, next Saturday. I was looking yesterday we had like 300 tickets left oh wow i want those tickets gone by the weekend people okay because i want to see

y'all there we got the 85 south show performing live we have a horrible decisions we have reasonably shady we have a checking in with michelle williams we have the we talk back podcast their guests will be porsche williams it's hosted by me and just hilarious we got food we got music so it's gonna be a good time in Atlanta uh next Saturday man you know it's a daytime festival so after that y'all can go watch the fight or y'all can go see Lil Wayne perform because I think Lil Wayne gonna be in Atlanta next Saturday speaking of Wayne so uh make sure you go grab those last 300 tickets at eventbrite.com this weekend and go to blackeffect.com for more info okay thank you very much all right well you

got a positive note for the people and don't forget again uh you can follow b scott at b scott follow dj nyla simone dj nyla simone and tell them about your shows and all that before you get about it oh yeah definitely follow me at nyla simone with three e's at the end and make sure you guys once you follow me you'll see i have an Amazon show every Wednesday, 9 p.m. 9 p.m. We go live on Twitch. And we also have an amp radio show that I do every Tuesdays and Thursday with On The Radar Gay P. Definitely check it out and stay tapped.

Oh, and also make sure you guys tune into the What Hip Hop podcast where we debate conversations like Dwayne versus 50, even though the answer be obvious. But, you know, you also on the Black Effect Network so tap in guys oh you working yes okay alright well leave us on a positive note

the positive note is simply this man you gotta learn the difference between someone disrespecting you versus feeling disrespected emotional ears

hear from a place of offense sometimes it's not what they said it's what you are triggered by and unless you know your triggers

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