The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Nicki Minaj Arrested In Amsterdam, Travis Scott & Tyga Scuffle, Tina Knowles Says Beyoncé Was Bullied Growing Up, Cardi B Reacts To Body-Shaming Trolls + More

Episode Date: May 28, 2024

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Club because sometimes you say stuff and it's just gonna get you drunk. Everybody wake up! Good morning, USA! Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Jess Hilar, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, Did you just chill at the crib? What did you guys do? Red's here. Red, what'd you do this weekend? Anything?

Spend time with the family. Spend time with the family. Okay. Yeah, I was out in Houston, and then I went over to Flint, Michigan. I was out working. Charlamagne, what's going on? Yo, what's the word? What's happening?

How's everybody feeling out there? We was talking about Memorial Weekend. They were saying that this was one of the worst weekends to fly. They said the weather was so bad, there was a lot of turbulence, a lot of people missed their flights, a lot of people are still stuck at the airport right now as we speak. For real? Yeah. I only had to fly out once. I had to go to Coral Gables, Florida.

I was at Books and Books in Coral Gables, Florida doing a book signing for my new book, Get Honest or Die Lying, Why Small Talk Sucks. Dropping the clues bombs for everybody in Coral Gables, Florida. I like going to Florida and I think people enjoy when I come to Florida just because they want to tell me how crazy Florida is not.

Okay. Only to come to the book signings and act crazy. Really? Yes. There's a little craziness? A little crazy. A little crazy.

A little crazy, a little cray cray, but in a good way though. Okay. You know, in a crazy I can understand. That's all. In a crazy that just needs a hug. Okay. So you did a a crazy, I can understand. That's all. In a crazy, that just needs a hug.

Okay. So you did a lot of hugging. I did. Sim. Damn, what if Sim came? What happened? I can't remember the young lady's name right now. I just had it.

I knew I should have wrote it down. Damn. But what happened with the young lady? I just remember she told me to shout out somebody named Big Body Jake. What was her name? Huh? Shalonda. Drop one of Clues Bomb for Shalonda. What happened with Shalonda? Good morning, Shalonda. What happened her name? Huh? Shalanda. Drop one of Clues Bomb for Shalanda.

Good morning, Shalanda. Shalanda is from Sacramento, but she's been in Florida long enough to drink the water and, you know, she was a little excited at the book signing. Okay. Yes. You had to give her a hug. It was so funny because my security guard that was with me, I don't know what

she thought he said and I don't know what he thought she said but he goes, I'm sure to God that was with me. I don't know what she thought he said, and I don't know what he thought she said, but he goes, I'm Ukrainian. And she goes, I ain't crazy. You crazy. And I'm like, welcome to Florida, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to Florida. But, yes, we had a great time.

Look at everybody who came by the books and books in Florida on Saturday. Appreciate you. I'll be in Charleston, South Carolina tomorrow. Okay. Okay, and then I'll be in Atlanta on Saturday. Appreciate you. I'll be in Charleston, South Carolina tomorrow. Okay. And then I'll be in Atlanta on Thursday. So go to smalltalksucks.com to get tickets for those situations. I'll be in Atlanta Thursday with Miss Basketball.

And tomorrow I'll be with Dr. Tanya Matthews and Tessa Spencer. Okay. Yes, Dr. Tanya Matthews, the CEO of the International African American Museum. And Tessa Spencer is a huge personality in Charleston, South Carolina. Okay. Yes.

All right. Well, let's get the show cracking. T.I. will be joining us this morning. Oh, come on now. He got a new single, of course, featuring NBA young boy, Long Live Clay. Long Live OG Clay. That's right. So we're going to get that on this morning.

And then we got front page news. More going to be joining us in a little bit. So don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the

Breakfast Club. Gonna spin and kill everybody. That'll get you detained somewhere. Some people gotta take that a little too seriously. We're gonna talk about that in the rumors. But let's get into some front page news. Everybody? Everybody? Everybody. Now last night, quickly in sports, Celtics

washed the Pacers 105-102. That's a wrap for them. Game's over. It wasn't a wash. It was a good game. It was actually a good game. The last three games have been really good games, but, you know, it's the Celtics winning the clutch.

That's right. Also, we've got to send a rest in peace to our Basketball Hall of Famer, Bill Walton. He passed away. Yes, he did, man. Rest in peace to Bill Walton. Mm-hmm. All right.

Morgan, what's up, Morgan? He had cancer, too. He had cancer. Morgan Wood, good morning from the Black Information Network. Good information network good morning good morning good morning how are y'all good good good where we starting this morning well former president donald trump is looking to garner voter support and he tried to do that over the weekend and appealed to the libertarian party during their national convention in washington dc and here's what that sounded like an article yesterday in which he mentions just some of the things that make me a libertarian

without even trying to be one. That's nice. D. Roy wrote, Donald J. Trump will address the Libertarian Party at his national convention on Saturday. The Libertarian Party should nominate Trump for president of the United States. Whoa. That's nice.

That's nice. Only if you want to win. Only if you want to win. Maybe you don't want to win. Well, you missed 100% of the shots you don't take yep he actually went on to say after that that keep on getting your 3% every four years hilarious I'm just the truth social and said that he didn't file the paperwork to become the libertarian nominee for the libertarian nomination which he absolutely would have gotten if

you could tell by the enthusiasm of the crowd. But he is, in fact, the Republican nominee. So it's like, now you know the rules? Absolutely. What else we got? Yes, so former, excuse me, sorry about that, guys.

I know we're not. Live radio, Morgan. I know, I know. Here we go. A police officer who was locked in the back seat with a female detainee has resigned he's out of san diego oh this classic so yeah his name is anthony here hair he had to radio for help um from the back of his police cruiser because he was locked back there with a detainee this happened on um and um following an investigation following August 2023. And he has since resigned after that because, yeah,

so basically, during the arrest, this woman was arrested on suspicion of stealing a car outside of a convenience store. And during that interaction, she said she was DT. I'm not sure if I can say that. But anyway, he basically told her, don't say that right now because we're being recorded. DTF? Yeah. Okay. He because she was down so um he said don't say that right now we're being recorded

and was later caught with her in the back seat he is a two-year veteran of the San Diego Police Department and what gets me about this is the woman was also caught on body cam of a with another officer in a separate incident saying the same thing about a year ago. So that's our way of getting out of tickets, basically. But I looked into the story. She's not new to this. She's true to this, right? This is why it's so funny. So he pulled off.

He goes in the back seat. And then, you know, when you go to the police store, it locks from the inside. So he couldn't get out. So he had to call one of his homies. Hey, can you come get me? He was like, why? He was like, I'm too embarrassed. So then his homie came and opened the door for him because he was stuck in the back seat and then he said she was having a

medical emergency so when the police came they found semen on the seat belt you know police investigate you should know that that's right well that's what he gets for thinking he's special okay you think that young lady only had eyes for you you think you think you look so good in your uniform and she was like man i'm i'm dtf right now no that's her game fool okay that's what she does i don't know why she don't do it before she gets it's written up but oh she was on body cam she's on body cam okay she needs to know how to write a note to write a note yeah just pass the officer a note jesus christ all right well that is front page news what are we talking next hour mor Morgan? Oh, yes. So congratulations are in order for Golden State guard Steph Curry.

Him and his wife have some special news to share. We'll talk more about Bill Walton. In fact, Obama had some comments about him. All right. We'll get into that next hour. Everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. If you need to vent phone lines are wide open. Let us know how your weekend was, what you did. Did you barbecue? I know it rained in a lot of places. 800-585-1051. Get it off your chest.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's a new day. This is your time to get it off your chest. Wake up. Whether you're mad or blessed. It's time to get up and get something.

Call up now 800-585-1051 We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club Hello, who's this? It's Lamar Good morning brothers This last Saturday I did stand-up comedy for the first time

Congratulations I greatly appreciate it man It felt amazing It felt amazing. You know, it's like, it felt therapeutic. And I think this is the lane I'm going to continue going on. Well, congrats. How'd you do?

You know, I did well. I got a couple laughs. You know, for the first time, they said I'm kind of like a natural. You know, like, so I actually posted it on my YouTube channel, Boiler Heroes. If you want, you can check it out. And, you know, just comment, let me know what you think. You know what I mean? It's my YouTube channel, Boiler Heroes. If you want, you can check it out. And, you know, just comment. Let me know what you think. You know what I mean? It's my first, first time ever.

You know, I think I didn't mess up. And I had a couple good jokes. And I'm going to go back today and, you know, try it again. Okay. Well, good luck. Stay with it, brother. Thank you. I appreciate y'all.

All righty. Now, we have the young lady on the phone that Charlamagne shouted out earlier. This my girl? Yes, this is Shalonda. How you doing, man? Shalonda, good morning. I told you I was going to shout you out. Didn't I tell you that, Shalonda?

Yes, sir. I appreciate you. But you got my man's name wrong, though. That's Big Bank Johnny. Big Bank Johnny. As a matter of fact, yes. I really do agree that I think you should follow him on Instagram. You, DJ Envy.

As a matter of fact, you should have told DJ Envy what I said about him at the book signing. Where that watercolor negro at? Oh, you did say that. I hear that all the time, so I forgot. Oh, Tina Brittle. All right, Shalonda. All right. Okay, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm glad you came out, though, Saturday, Shalonda. I appreciate you. Yes, sir. But do me you came out though Saturday, Shalonda. I appreciate you. Yes, sir. But do me that solid. Go ahead and follow him on Instagram. Big Bang Johnny. Big Bang Johnny.

And a special video I would like for you guys to see. He's never been to California. And I took him to the snow because, you know, we have different northern and southern. And I'm from northern. I'm from the snow so i took him there and he was able to do a shout out to the little baby on the california breeze um you know instrumental and if you guys look at that video even little baby has so shout out to at little baby okay um and i. And I'm just, I'm really, you know, excited for him, his journey, where he's trying to go as a young entrepreneurial artist.

Okay. I appreciate you guys taking out the time. Y'all keep doing what y'all doing. Like I said, your Sacramento listeners are listening and I'm glad Ray J was on there. Ray J is a distant relative of mine. Oh, okay. All right. We might have to collab and we might have to collab.

We might have to come up there and get an interview with you. Whoa. Okay. All right, Shalonda. I appreciate you. Thank you for coming out. Shalonda came out on Saturday. She came out to Books and Books in Coral Gables, Florida.

She let everybody know she was from Sacramento. She had every book. I think she had Black Privilege, Sh one And my new book Get Honest The Dialine So I really appreciate you Shalonda Thank you Salute to Shalonda Hello who's this?

Good morning DJ Envy Good morning Sharla Peace King What's up brother I'm from Jersey Jersey What's happening? Yeah so two things

I wanted to ask DJ Envy Does he know any good Detail shops In Jersey For like an Audi A3? Detail shops? What are you just trying to get it cleaned and washed? Get it both. Like, yeah, everything.

Interior, outside, everything. I really don't know any shops. You know, they got a lot of mobile people now. You can look online, and they come to the crib, and they do it for you. So that's what I've been really doing recently, the mobile uh detailing and they've been doing a good job they take their time they ain't got it's not like a a processing center where they got to get your car in and out they really you know take care of your car so that's what i've been doing a lot and there's a lot of brothers out there with the mobile shop so you can definitely support a local dude in town okay i'm

looking for that uh uh charlamagne i just got your book. Bro, you still funny as hell. I'm telling you, I think you need to hop on the stage with Jess Hilarious. Nah, I'm going to just stay on this radio

and I'm going to stay doing Brilliant Idiots podcast. I'm going to write a book. I do daily show every now and then. You know, do some writing. I write stuff

for other people, you know. Okay, yeah, that's what's up. Keep doing what I'm doing. I love your book, bro.

Thank you, sir. Congratulations on that. All right, Devon. You might have to pull up that card at the next car show. It was August 17th is the day. I'm going to release details next week,

but we might need that card at the car show, bro. August 17th where? In New York, New Jersey area. Okay. Back. I'm going to release the details next week, though,

and all the people that's going to be there and everything, all right? Love y'all, brother. All right. Peace, man. Love you, too, bro. Thank you to everybody who's been getting the book, too, man.

Get honest with that line. You know, Envy, you know, writing a book, you know, it's a very vulnerable thing to do. Correct. And this is my third one. So it never gets lost on me that people are out here kind of like, you know, reading your deepest, darkest secrets. That's right. But you don't think about it, right? it's like a journal you write and then release to the world well you also do it to help people right because a lot of people think that they're only

going through the things that they're going through but then when they see that damn charlamagne is going through this too how did he get help or what did he do to overcome it so i'm but it is tender though so it's like when you got to go out here and you do these interviews and have these conversations that you had these book signings and people asking you about, you know, things in the book. You know, it's just like, ugh. Did I really write that? I forgot about that. You know, it's still Tinder.

That's right. Thank you to everybody who's been getting my new book, Getting Honest, a dialing available everywhere you buy books now. All right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, man. Hey, get it off your chest. Hey, so, well, first, I just want to tell y'all,

I listen to y'all every morning On the way to work And y'all are amazing Thank you We appreciate that So over the weekend I had this big ass Vlog party And uh

Grilled out For the whole neighborhood And uh Just enjoying my weekend Okay And where were you from? Rockland Rockland

Okay Did you pay for all the food yourself? Yeah Was it BYOB? Did you at least tell people to bring a bottle or something? Uh-huh. I told everyone, bring a bottle and they'll get food. Oh, bring a bottle and they get food.

Okay, okay. Well, you had a good time, sir. Uh-huh. Ma'am, I don't know what this is. Were you a they? What is going on? It's David, so I don't know. Oh, David.

Okay, yes, David. David. Thank you, David. Yeah, thank y'all. I did a block party. David don't sound like he old enough to do any of the stuff that he said he did. I couldn't tell if David was a man or a woman or what he identified as. I was kind of confused.

It doesn't matter. He identifies as a person who threw a block party this week. There you go. Not mad at him. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Shamai calling from North Carolina. What's up, DJ? You hear me?

It's Charlamagne. Hey, Shamai. What's happening? Get it off your chest. Listen, I want to thank you, Charlamagne, because i saw your interview on the view and on cbs uh morning and you expect so this is my first time voting this election and you just explained a lot about like i know you didn't say who to vote for directly but you explained you know how you know how to vote and like you just basically gave me the information that was right in my face and i want want to thank you for that, Charlamagne.

You know what I appreciate about that? The fact that whatever I said inspired you to vote. Because for some reason, these hosts on these shows think that I'm telling people not to vote. I don't know why they think we, the American people, are that slow. You never said that. Just because I don't want to endorse somebody. No, you never said that. No.

No, you never said that. But that's how people take it. They want to spend anything regardless. Yeah. Before you hang up, MB, can I, charlamagne i can i get a a book please eddie please send my guy all right yes i'm gonna send you a copy of get honest and die lying my new book i got you bro all right get it off your chest 800-585-1051 if you need to vent you can hit us up now when we come back we got just with the Jess with The Mess. Jess is out, so I got The Mess. We're just going to give you a recap of the weekend. So much went on. Travis Scott, Tiger got into a fight.

Nicki Minaj arrested. A DJ got kicked out of a club and did not get paid for playing a Kendrick record in Toronto. So nothing positive, basically. All I heard is jail, fights, and mess. Well, I guess it's just with the mess.

Yeah. We'll get to it next. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to just the mess. News is real. We're in the flames. Jessica Robin Moore. Jess don't do no lying. Jess don't do no lying. She don't spare nobody.

Worldwide Jess, worldwide mess. On The Breakfast Club. She's a culture shift. She was able to get y'all to see something and understand something that nobody could get you to see. It's time to set it off. Now, Nicki Minaj was arrested over the weekend. She was leaving Amsterdam where she had just performed sold out show and she was heading to manchester and i thought she was just getting amsterdam no she was leaving amsterdam as she was leaving

amsterdam uh she was uh of course in her private jet and they stopped her and they wanted to go through her bags because they found some pre-rolls and the security said there was their pre-rolls but they wanted to search more police officer told me we have to offload all the luggage okay and to search everything okay your luggage i'm so sorry to say that but isn't that what you planned on doing from the get-go why didn't you guys search it before it went on the plane uh they did a just a random a quick check but now they want to open it first of all because you filmed him and he was like because i filmed him yeah he was like uh he doesn't believe me that you don't have more with you than you say no he asked me do i have any more in those purses and i said no and i asked him

where are my bags they took my bags and put it on the plane before i could know what bags are on the plane i see yeah so sorry for that okay of course yeah so after that uh they asked her to step out the vehicle and they put her in a police uh vehicle and they brought her down to the precinct she was released uh shortly after uh she was given a fine i think the fine was like 350 so she had to pay that fine so what did she get detained for exactly having the pre-rolls yeah having quote-unquote soft drugs or possessing soft drugs now what is the protocol for weed in amsterdam because i saw a bunch of digital d-heads on the internet running with the narrative that it's illegal to have weed in

amsterdam but when you do your little when you do your research a little bit and by research i mean google you can see that drugs are officially illegal in the netherlands but amsterdam has a lenient drug policy which allows for the sale and consumption of certain soft drugs such as weed in designated areas right designated coffee shops correct so if it's not a coffee shop or a designated place like that i'm assuming it's considered illegal and then it's i read what is a national non-enforcement policy for weed up to five grams so i guess if you have up to five grams they don't bother you but if it's more than five grams i guess you end up getting detained and getting a ticket i guess right so here even in the states uh you know there's certain places where weed is uh legal but

you can't travel with it. You're not allowed to fly with it. Yeah. A lot of times they don't mess with you, but you're not allowed to. You can get arrested for it. You can get stopped for it. And your marijuana can get taken. You know what I think should happen when like not just artists, but just people from, you know, different countries going to other countries.

You should really read up on all the laws of said country. Yeah. countries you should really read up on all the laws absolutely said country yeah because i saw people running with the narrative that weed is legal in amsterdam weed is legal weed and i was like i don't think that's the case i know in designated places i don't think it's legal everywhere and like you said it depends on where you go and you should definitely learn your laws because you don't want to get stuck into a place and get locked up for 10 years over a pre-roll nikki is blessed. Yeah, she's... She's blessed that she just walked away with a fine. That's right.

You know, because you just never know in these other countries. They'll throw you away somewhere and never hear from you ever again and you get sentenced to over a decade. That's right. That's what happened to Brittany Griner. Yeah, we seen it happen to DJ Esco too. Future's DJ.

Remember, he was locked up in Dubai, I think it was. Yeah, for what? I think weed. 56 nights. Yeah. I only know that because of the mixtape. Yeah, so...? I think weed. 56 nights. Yeah. I only know that because of the mixtape. Yeah, so.

Only because of the future mixtape. Same thing. So she was released, but she did miss her Manchester show, so it will be rescheduled. When she got to Manchester,

she was at the hotel, and it was a huge crowd outside her hotel. I want to know where they were going. Where's the party? DJ Boop, where's the party?

I love you, too. I love you. I really do. Nikki's free. Nikki's free. Nikki's free. Nikki's free. You can hear them screaming Nikki's name.

Nikki's free. Nikki's free. Yeah, so. What are they saying? Nikki's free? Yeah. Nikki did 90 minutes, y'all. She did 90 minutes.

Relax. That show is going to be rescheduled. Now, also, Tiger and Travis Scott got into it in Cairns. Now, they were all at an after party. I guess Richie, who was the guy that was actually throwing the party, he's a huge promoter and club owner, said, we got T-Raw, A.E., and Travis Scott in here. Make some noise.

Travis Scott didn't like that he was named with Tiger, allegedly. T-Raw, A.E. and Travis Scott in here. Make some noise. Travis Scott didn't like that he was named with Tiger, allegedly. T-Raw, A.E. T-Raw is, I guess, a nickname for Tiger. Tiger or T-Raw. And also his manager, A.E. A.E. is the guy that is dating Cher. Oh, got you. Okay, T-Raw and A.E.

Okay, they combined it like it's a group. Yeah, it said T-Raw and A.E. and Travis Scott. Travis Scott took it the same way. We not a group. So he grabbed the mic and said, we're not a group. I'm here pretty t raw and ae and travis scott okay travis scott took it the same way we're not a group so he grabbed the mic and said we're not a group i'm here pretty much i'm i'm travis and dropped the mic uh i guess tiger and a allegedly got mad at that and they got into a little scuffle i'm sure you guys seen the footage i couldn't really tell who was who i couldn't tell who was fighting in this in the video i tried to watch it but in in my old age my eyes ain't what

they used to be i couldn't see who was doing what to who yeah i couldn't see it was just a lot of uh arms going and dreads moving all over the place i didn't even see no dreads you said you should have seen dreads well they said travis scott uh jumped off stage and then he returned later uh minutes later with south side i guess south side was in the spot south side young miami's uh baby daddy this fight lasted long enough for me to go and get reinforcement to come back? Then the fight started getting popping again.

So that's what happened in Cairns over the weekend with Travis Scott and Tiger. Nobody's saying who won. They're saying that Tiger's manager, A.E., the one that's dating Cher, they said he got in

a bunch of licks. Some people are saying Travis Scott got into a bunch of licks, but similar to you, I couldn't really see who was fighting. I just seen like hands swinging

I'm highly disgusted that we never bought back Celebrity Deathmatch we had it too it was right there it was executive produced by Ice Cube I was a producer on it

and I don't know what happened I don't know it just never it never came to fruition it'll be some good battles it'll be some good battles and this was

this was six seven years ago when we were about to bring it back so imagine all of the fights you could have saw over the past six seven years on Celebrity Deathmatch. Now, lastly, a DJ allegedly got kicked out of a Toronto club for playing Kendrick Lamar, Not Like Us.

Now, allegedly, he was DJing and somebody said, yo, the DJ just got kicked out of the club. And they told him he's not getting paid in Toronto for playing Not Like Us. Now, this is serious. And the reason I'm saying this is serious is because when I was in Houston over the weekend, and, you know, I'm DJing. I'm about to play Not Like Us. It's one of the biggest records in the club. The DJs looking at me like, yo, you're going to play that record?

I'm like, it's a club. What are you talking about? You know Drake. That's Drake's second home. That's Drake's second home. And I forgot about that. But, yeah, yeah, it is getting that serious where DJs are not playing the record of course in Toronto and in Houston well I don't believe this story because there's no video of it well the DJ did say yo it's not true some people try to step to

me for playing the record but those people were kicked out the club I was fine so it is getting it's getting to the point where if you're in Toronto and you're playing that DJ good luck well I come from the era where DJs actually used to get beat up for playing the disc record. So I'm not impressed by any of this. You're not impressed by any of this? And I'm happy that there's no violence that has happened because of people just playing records in the club. I'm just simply saying if I compare it to the era I come from, I'm really not impressed by any of this. Yeah, because when the Jai rule and 50 Cent Beef was...

You're getting beat up. Yeah, immediately. If Jai's in the club or anybody close to Jai's in the club and you play a 50 record, you're going to get beat up. And by the way, you deserve to get beat up. And vice versa. Because those records are very disrespectful. They're very disrespectful. So how are you going to play that while I'm just sitting here?

You're just going to play I Smell Pum Pum while I'm just sitting here? That's what you think of me? That's what you think of me. You get what you ask for. Yep. I'm trying to be cute. And that is just with the mess. All right.

When we come back, we got front page news. Morgan Wood will be joining us. Of course, from the Black Information Network. And then T.I. will be here. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Wake up. Wake up. You're locked into the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's D.J. and V. Jess Alari. Shalameen the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Morgan Wood, good morning. Good morning. Yes. so as you mentioned before, Hall of Fame basketball star and TV commentator Bill Walton

died at the age of 71 after a long battle with cancer. In the 1970s, Walton led the UCLA Bruins to two national titles under head coach John Wooden, who was also a legend in his own right, RIP. Walton went on to win two NBA championships with the Portland Trailblazers in 1977 and the Boston Celtics in 1986, respectively. He played four seasons in Portland, four with the San Diego Clippers, and two years in Boston. He was inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame in 1993.

Now, former President Barack Obama took to social media saying that he was one of the greatest basketball players of all time, a champion at every level, and the embodiment of unselfish team play. Obama, real class act. Wish I could say the same. You know what's so interesting about what you just said, Morgan? 71 seems so young nowadays, but the average lifespan of an American male is 73 and a half. Wow.

And I think sometimes when we look at that and you put things in perspective, you'll stop wasting time. You know what i'm saying because i'll be 46 next month that mean i only got about 30 more summers that's it if i'm lucky okay next month shout out to the cancers okay moving on meanwhile track and field star shakari richardson is gearing up for olympic trials next month this comes as she won the pre-fontaine classic in eugene oregon over the weekend her first 100 meter race of the olympic year she finished in 10.83 seconds the second fastest time in the world following the event richardson um spoke to nbc sports and here's what she had to say it feels amazing i just want to say thank you for the support from everyone i'm honestly back

on the track grounding myself this year's been humbling and I just understand no matter what's going on to always stay focused on the mission ahead. So it felt exciting hearing everybody share my name and it gave me reassurance

from the outside that I am still who I am and just focus on being just me. I'm excited to see her in the Olympics. For sure. I mean, this is definitely the comeback year,

her road to redemption. She qualified for the Tokyo Olympics back in 2020 but was banned after testing positive for marijuana. And congratulations are in order for Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry and his wife Aisha Curry on welcoming their newest bundle of joy. On Sunday, the couple took to Instagram to announce that highest Chai Curry entered the world on May 11th. The post features a black and white photo of Aisha holding the baby's hand with a caption that read our sweet baby boy decided to make an early arrival he's doing great and we are finally settling in at home as a as a family of six so great sheesh six yeah i hate when uh i hate when people say on social media oh they kept that low no you fools

it was none of y'all damn business. Like, they don't have to tell y'all that they were expecting. They don't have to tell y'all that they had a baby on the way. You find out when they want you to find out.

That's right. Well, that's your front page news. I'm Morgan Wood. Thank you, Morgan. Thank you, Morgan. Give them your Instagram, Morgan, so they can follow you. Yes, you can follow me

at Morgan Media. You spell that M-O-R-G-Y-N Media. And follow more of my news coverage at the Black Information Network, BINnews.com. All right. Now, when we come back, T.I. will be joining us.

We're going to kick it with T.I.P. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's D.J. Envy, Jess Hilarion, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

Before we get started, I see T.I. looking again. Last time he was here, we said that we didn't finish the wall. Yeah. And we told the king that the new wall had him on it. Okay, I see me. Do you see yourself on the wall? Yeah, I see me over there. Okay, all right.

You know, in 14 years, because everything on this wall is 14 years of Breakfast Club history, we had to figure out which version of T.I. was going to be on the wall I see you got dread you got dread T.I. that's right okay then alright

how you feeling though I'm cool in there man what's up with y'all good can't call it I be wondering is dread T.I. more T.I. tip

or Clifford Harris man yeah they're probably more Mr. Harris okay Mr. Harris yeah yeah it's a little

it's a little evolved and elevated in the consciousness and all. Okay. How do you feel with, because now that the evolved T.I. is also the even more of a father T.I. Because not only are you just a father, you have to be a father in the industry because all your kids are in the industry. Man, damn. Yeah, I didn't see that one coming. Really? Nah, I didn't.

You know, because, I mean, to be honest with you, when Da Money, when he first said he wanted to rap, that's, that's, that's, I ain't see that one coming. Really? Nah, I didn't. You know, cause I mean, to be honest with you, when Da Money, when he first said he wanted to rap, you know, like, he sucked. So, I know. Did you tell him? Did you tell him you scored? Damn it. But, but, but the thing is, man, I really, I, I really admire his dedication and commitment to the craft.

Because, you know, I kind of told him what was wrong about it, and he committed to changing it. You know what I mean? And he's probably one of the most eloquent rappers I know right now. That generation love him. Yeah. He dope. What was he getting wrong? Man, the Beyond the Witcher man, all he was talking about was buying out the ice cream truck for everybody.

He was a kid. He pulled the ride back in. I'm like, yo, bro, you're going to get your ass kicked, man. You know, right now you're rapping about a privilege that only you can enjoy. This is something, this is a life only you know about you should be rapping about the things in your life that you have in common with other people who may not live like you and then that's when he started like talking about weekends at a mansion and going to school from his mama house and you know just just you know growing up you know without a full-time

father and you know just those types of things and when you start tapping into the elements of relation that's when you know it start clicking on a different level and now your youngest daughter which is i'm sure that that's the one you got to make sure she's singing and she's successful people love her and i heard that you guys up here you know looking shopping deals and stuff nah nah nah I'm not shopping no deal uh she's up here with her mom like her like for real I don't push the industry on none of my kids I really would love for them to do like like major he he just brought so much joy to my heart when he was like nah I don't want no parts of that I just want to he

said he want to be an author like He wanted to write books and do stories. So that was like a relief for me. But Eris is under her mother's tutelage as a singer and a performer. And she just dropped a song with Van Van. Well, Van Van featured Eris on her song. And of course, you know, Van van is managed by the legendary mc light so you know it's it's a pleasure to work alongside that team and van van works real hard she's super dope you know i mean she's a dope ass mc at five wow yeah i mean uh so they got a record and they

went to the tamra hall show yesterday i was just just there for support. So is it a house divided? Is it I don't want my kids in this business, but the queen does? Oh, yeah, definitely. Nah, nah, she definitely Josephine Jackson. You know what I'm saying? I don't, like, I really, man, I really just want the kids to be able to focus on being kids and developing all of the fundamental principles that they need in their life and their character. But she's like, yeah, yeah, yeah, they're going to have that too, but they're going to do some work.

And I respect the fact that, you know, she wanted them to work early. I just know that this game is unforgiving. You feel me? But so far, so good, man. You know what I'm saying? King, man, I think he he trying to get in the ring. I see him boxing crazy. He want to be a UFC fighter or something.

I mean, you know. When that happened. I recently happened to see him in the gym. Hey, man, he always been nice with his hands. I ain't going to lie. But, I mean. Who you get that from? His daddy?

His mama? Nah, I think, yeah, his mom definitely. Nah, I think really it mom definitely Nah, I think I think really It was in his heart at first Because all we did Was turn him on To the principles of boxing

I put all the kids in boxing Major included Major Messiah Demani But King was really the one That really, really, really Wanted to work at it

He was going When we weren't going And he just has A love and a passion for it. And behind it with you, I think, you know, if he decides to dedicate himself to it, it's something that he could thrive in if he took it seriously. So you used to box?

Nah, well, not... Not for training, gyms? Nah, nah. Okay, okay. For cardio? I definitely... Nah, I boxed for survival. I've never played any organized anything.

I ain't never played nothing but ride bikes to sell dope all my life. You never played basketball? Nothing. Baseball? Any of them. Football? You find me in a damn uniform taking a picture for a team, man. I give you my Tesla Cybertruck.

Damn it, man. Coming from the extremes you come from, do you ever want your kids to have some of that struggle in them? Is that necessary for them to have some of them uh well let king tell it he got he you know he he got it out he got it out the mud man uh i mean now but i do i do see some of the the tenacity in king that i had you know i'm saying some of the the gotta make it no matter what type he he really pushing like here you know like he'm saying? Some of the gotta make it no matter what type shit. Like, he really pushing

like he, you know, like he came, like he came out the welfare line. But I do want that for him, but I don't want to be there to see it.

You know what I'm saying? I don't think it'll break my heart to see it, but yeah, I would, you know what I'm saying? Like,

if I could've fell asleep for about two, three years and then woke up, they were like, man, we glad you up, man. We were struggling like a mother. Damn.

And we ain't ate. I think that would offer them some principles that would benefit them. And I think that, you know, that kind of s***, you can't teach that. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? That kind of tenacity, that kind of die hard, you know, just resilience. You can't teach that s***. You know what I'm saying? That kind of tenacity, that kind of die hard, you know, just resilience. You can't teach that. You know what I mean?

All right, we got more with T.I. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with T.I.

What's up? The other day, Charlamagne, about a week ago, right, you did a freestyle. What was that? On Lekas? Oh, yeah, that Lekas freestyle. Charlamagne, he got so excited. He up here,, about a week ago, right? You did a freestyle. What was it? On Lakers? Oh, yeah. That Lakers freestyle. Charlamagne, he got so excited. He up here, he listening to the bars, right?

I was going to tip one of my favorite rappers. But the world got excited. And I'm sitting here like, which I forgot Tip can spit. Were you surprised that people really forgot that you can rap? Yeah. They just thought you were a comedian? I'm like, Tip spits. I don't know, bro.

I think, you know, out of sight, out of mind. You feel me? Because I be hearing s***. You know, they have these reaction videos where people play it and then they react to it. They're like, man, I'm not expecting much because, you know, when's the last time you heard T.I. drop some s***? That was like, oh, Lord. When was the last time you heard bars from T.I.? I'm like, how the f*** has this guy been living?

You know, it's like these motherf like these computers don't work or something but uh i mean you know and to be honest with you i didn't plan on going there and doing that i really so i just you know i dropped i dropped the record long live og clay me and nba young boy uh dropped that record and of course i would move around doing press happened to be in la and uh just incredible asked me to come in you know to the leakers and of course I would move around doing press, happened to be at LA. And Jess Incredible asked me to come in, you know, to the Lakers. And of course I did. And we all have seen all of the other freestyles and s***. So I was, like in my head, I was like, damn, how I'ma tell him I don't wanna do it? How I'ma tell him I don't know? How I'ma, you know, when he ask me to do it, how I'm like gonna be keep it clear and say no, right? And then at the end of the interview, he was like, alright, well, I later i'm like damn you gonna ask now you're free don't you wrap it you

know what i'm saying he was like yeah he's like oh oh you get down like that i'm like man find me some man find me that god yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah so that i mean you know what i'm saying that's how that came about it wasn wasn't even that intentional, for real. On the freestyle, you said 21 Savage is like your grandson. I can't remember the exact line. Now, that's a term that we have for, like, me, Savage, my partner Doc, Ruggs, Dirt. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's a group of the hang, and we kick it.

You know what I'm saying? Play cards and talk s*** at Copico. They're just like a term that we've tossed around within our little group. And I'm sure that's built y'all bond over the years. Yeah, man. Me, him, Thugger. You know what I'm saying? There's so many of us, bro.

We just had that bond. I don't make no money Off of them I don't have no Any relationship with them But we just so Weezy You know what I'm saying

We just had that Kind of relationship Because of How we met At the beginning Of their career You spoke to Doug Yeah

Yup Have you ever seen A case like this He coming home Got to be right Nobody has Yeah Nobody has Nobody has What makes you think I believe he's coming home like this? He coming home? Got to be right. Nobody has. Yeah. Nobody has.

Nobody has. What makes you think? I believe he's coming home. I don't think that the prosecution has successfully proven a case of, you know, him knowingly and willingly participating in an active street gang. I just don't see it. I don't think that the witnesses that they've called thus far have proven what they said that they would prove. And I just don't think that, you know, that the grounds of their case have been presented properly. I just ain't seen it.

Come on, we're going from zero to 100 immediately. Yeah, absolutely. I'm talking about a bank account. I mean, man, bro, it's in the bag. All he got to do is touch down. When he touch down, we getting up. Talk to us about the, what is the building called? Is it Entrada?

Yeah, Entrada. Entrada. What's that mean? Man, Entrada is a musical term. I believe it is a transition in music, if I'm not mistaken. I'm going to go to my Google on this. I'm not sure. Yeah, you please someone research and check that. It is a musical term, though.

I didn't come up with that name. My partners, my development, my development partners did. Yeah. Musical introduction or prelude. Yeah. OK. There you go. I was right after all. OK, cool. So it is affordable housing, mixeduse community that we've been fortunate enough to offer to Atlanta because, you know, we found that 90% of the people that work in Atlanta can't afford to live in Atlanta now. 90%? Yeah.

Damn. People live on the outskirts of Atlanta now because, you know, I guess the good and the bad. You know, so many people have migrated to our city, making it a metropolis. And it has brought a lot of great things to the city. But one of the things that it has done that is negative is they cost a living with them. You know what I'm saying? Like people move from New York to Atlanta and find out where you was paying $4,500 for a two-bedroom and you come down and find out that you're in competition with somebody who's paying $2,500 for a four-bedroom, you're like, man, I'll give you $3,000.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And so people just start overpaying and outpricing the people who have been working there, living there for years and now here we are. I think last time you was here, you was looking for, was it a drugstore or a grocery store? I was looking for a grocery store and I found one. Okay. Yeah, I found one. At least I believe we've gone as far as a verbal agreement for a grocery store to occupy the retail space that's at the ground level of Entrada.

I ain't even going to say their name right now because i don't want to mess nothing up but i think i found one i think i have finally been able to offer fresh produce and groceries to the community i hope i can get a pharmacy in there too dope and how big is it how many 143 units 143 units of affordable housing y'all i'm gonna ask how do you know what atlanta i noticed like traffic is crazy now in Atlanta. Getting to the airport is crazy. It is. Crime slowed down, it seemed like, a lot in Atlanta recently. I haven't paid much.

Crime, I pay attention to it week to week. You know what I'm saying? And then the last couple of weeks, it's picked up but you know all in all bro the city is filled with beautiful people who have a phenomenal culture and you know even with the bad stuff I feel like the good

always overweighs it outweighs it I want to go back to Entrada for a minute because this is 144 units but you bought this property over a decade ago right? Yeah 2013-14 I just want people to understand the process of how long it takes to get something like this 144 units, but you bought this property over a decade ago, right? Yeah, 2013, 14.

I just want people to understand the process of how long it takes to get something like this going. Yeah, man. I just bought the property. I didn't know what I was going to do with it at the time. And there was a series of events that took place that brought a lot of things to my attention, like the statistic I told you. And affordable housing was a huge part of the city's initiative and me having the opportunity of sitting next to Killer Mike on the the transition team for the mayor of Atlanta at the time which was Mayor Keisha Lance Bottom that set me alongside of some

huge huge affordable housing developers one of them which took us under his wing and mentored us as developers and that was the legendary Noel Khalil God rest his soul he kind of taught us the game and showed us a lot of things about it that we just didn't have any understanding or awareness of as we just began to connect the dots we saw that this piece of property could could offer as you know as such a benefit to the to the community and we just began that when the dream was born incredible everybody you know we have all these conversations about you know buying your own buying back the block and you know investing in your hood like you you've done that in a major major way man yeah man way

more than one but you know i i ain't have like a plan to do it that way it's just kind of like i have done things that put me in a position to be able to do it that way you know i mean like the evolution of uh new finish right yeah like so we started just buying houses me and my me and my uncle buying houses rehabbing them buying lots of land building houses and um then you know after the market crashed and I got out of prison, I said, well, now I'm going to do it different. And so I started buying commercial. And as I started buying commercial, I started meeting people

that were developers of, you know, of commercial, learning about multifamilies and mixed use and, you know, all those types of things. And simultaneously, the city is evolving and going vertical. So now it's like instead of building six houses in a row, you want to build a six-story building. You know what I'm saying? So I just started to learn more about that portion of development. All right, well, let's get into the T.I. joint right now.

This is T.I. featuring NBA young boy, long-lived OG Clay. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's D.J. Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with T.I., Charlamagne. How difficult was it to make the long-lived OG Clay record?

How difficult was it? At the time when it was made, it wasn't difficult at all because I made it like two days before the funeral. Damn. Okay. I did it like two days before the funeral.

I just, like we held on to it. Ironically enough, young boy just reached out to me and we like just started talking because he was just asking my advice about stuff. You know what I'm saying?

How to get into the movie business and how to invest his money and stuff and you know, and just asking me advice and stuff. You know what I'm saying? How to get into the movie business and how to invest his money and stuff and, you know, and just asking me advice and then he was like, in our conversation, he was like, man, I need to get you on something.

And then he sent me something and I told him like, hey man, I don't want to get on like none of that robbing, killing shit. I don't want to do that. I ain't getting in the middle

of none of that shit. He was like, nah, OG, I would never do you like that. And he sent me something and I listened me some and I listened to it and at the time that's all I could even think about you know I mean so it just came out like you know first take it didn't it wasn't really no it wasn't really no thought involved

yeah I mean it was really about like how to end it because I would have went on forever I had so much to say you know I mean it was really about bringing it to a close, sticking the landing. You know what I mean? When you lose people like OG Klay, or even a capital for a lot, did that energy ever get filled in your life, or is it a constant hold there?

Man, it's definitely a constant hold. You just kind of get numb, and you figure out ways to go about your day. I appreciate the things that are there more than I take notice of the things that are missing. That's the positive of it. It gives you a great appreciation for the things that are still present in your life. And it makes you just value the time, just the presence. And show you how precious life is is how precious the loved ones we have

how short the time we have with them is but now you don't never like feel no holes you know the hole just grows and you learn to live with it you ever give yourself the proper opportunity to grieve i mean what is the proper opportunity to grieve let's say if i said i gave myself an entire week who says a week is enough let's say i said a month who says a month is enough so you know what i mean like what is the proper opportunity you just go through your process you exist in that moment you don't try to run away from the feelings you feeling you know i'm saying you let yourself go through that process and you you present yourself as you are you know don't try to cover nothing up don't try to duck and hide from the pain that you're feeling you just go through it you know

i mean as you go through it you learn to live with it you think you'll ever tell your your full complete story like you because only you can truly tell it You think you would ever tell it all? Not all, nah. I won't tell it all. I think I tell as much as I feel would help and as much as I feel would be therapeutic to me. But you know something, man? You know some things will never be spoken. So there is an intention to do a one-man show.

Oh, like how Mike Tyson did his s***? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, where I have an opportunity to step out and not just perform music, but to tell a story and have the music kind of incorporate as a part of a narrative. So, you know what I'm saying? I guess I'll tell you now.

So that's what the stand-up was for. The stand-up was to prepare me to stand up and speak for an hour or more in front of a crowd to know that I could do it. And as I get stronger in it now, I can evolve into my intention, which is a one-man show. And that's, you know, and I don't want to say a play, but. No, Mike Tyson was on Broadway. Yeah. I saw that. That's dope.

Yeah. So, you know what I'm saying? So that's kind of where I see my performance going. I took a stab at it with the orchestra show that we did December 30th, which went phenomenally, by the way. So I see like, you know, orchestra and me and story in and out of songs jokes you know what I'm saying and do that for about two and a half hour that's where I see my career going rather than just going hopping around on rolling loud stages I just feel like that kind of calls

on more of my my strengths and gifts than you know, Jay going and, you know, trying to go on tour with, you know, 21 Savage and so on and so forth. You know what I'm saying? I just feel like that's more age appropriate for me. But that's the lesson to be learned, right? Because that's why I don't judge none of these rappers now. Because if you were to judge 20 plus years ago,

or Gucci, or G-Z, any of these dudes. Like, look at where y'all are now, how y'all have evolved, how y'all grown as men. God is good. That's right. Now, is comedy your number one love now or is it still music? Man, I really do love it, you know. I mean, like, I can't tell. It's a different type of love, you know what I'm saying?

Like, it's like a son and a daughter, you know what i'm saying like it's just like a like a son and a daughter you know what i'm saying i really do love it you know you know you love something when you do it for free you feel me when you're free i mean i go and do comedy i just go grab the mic and do that for free sometimes you know just because you know it feels good to me there's a peace and a sense of therapy there but that's also how you know you're rich. You know? Okay. That's what that means. Okay.

I mean, touche. But yeah, man, but yeah, I love that s***, bro. And the Ha Ha Mafia, we still out there

putting in work, tearing down, we still tearing down stages and s***. I'm going to put together a time to do my special. I'm going to do a special. I'ma do a special. That's gonna be the one-man show,

or you gonna just do comedy? Nah, nah, nah, it ain't gonna be comedy. Straight comedy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And we just shot 15 episodes of a stand-up series, which is sort of like, you know, Deaf Comedy Jam or so on and so forth. It's called Ha Ha Mafia in the Trap,

and we filmed it at the Trap Music Museum. It's like a host With three comedians Probably about 30 minute episode We did 15 of them You feel me We shot that independently

So we also have Departments On All Black You know what I mean That we wrote it Directed it Produced myself DC Young Fly

Lil Duval Carlo Miller And the Ha Ha Mafia About to do the sequel About to do the sequel. About to do the sequel later on this year. And also in pre-production for a romantic comedy that we wrote and I will direct

and me and Terrence J will produce it and star in it. It's called Situationships. So, you know what I'm saying? We just trying to, you know, stay working. Don't mind me. I'm getting we just trying to you know stay working don't mind me I'm getting up

cause we got some your wife and your daughter here so we gotta set up a chair oh no man you serious they did arrive okay they did arrive

T.I. was right they did cause they said y'all were 8 minutes out and it was like 20 and T.I. was like that's usually what happens T.I. said you worse

than the weed man what when it comes to being lean. I'm getting better. So how was it having a young, all your kids are in the music industry. We asked T.I. how he felt about it. How do you feel about having all your kids in the industry and you know how this industry can be.

Yeah, I mean, I hate it for some just because, I mean it's scary. The rap game is scary. You know what I'm saying? And I have a little wild child too so you know I hate it for him but I know he loves it and skin you know music's you know evolving a lot so I'm starting to really really like it but for her um I love it because I'm watching her grow and go and get into her mode you know and I'm helping her and we're grooming her she's you know i'm i'm taking her through all the steps of artist development for sure you know but what

does success for the kids look like to you well if they can be happy doing what they love and um just you know reaching some of their goals or some of the things that they really want to do in you know in what in this industry uh and just being successful you know she may she say she want to be an astronaut the astronaut okay you want to be an astronaut i want to be an astronaut i love it who's more annoying when it comes to making music is mommy or daddy more annoying um she's looking at daddy she's looking at mommy she's thinking who she needs something for soon you can say both 50 50 60 40 60 mama wait probably me because she sees me doing more music and dealing with her more mostly with music. So it's probably me.

What does success look like for you, Young Harris? What's your goals? My goal is to be smart and is to be smart and be an astronaut and a singer. An astronaut and a singer. I can sing to the aliens. You can sing to the aliens, that's right. Just have fun.

Enjoy the process of all of this. That's all. You live a blessed life. That's right. Do you have a song or something that you would like people to go listen to? Yes. What is it called?

It's called Be You. It's called Be You? Yeah. With Van Van. Yeah, with Van Van. And go listen to it. You can listen to it on YouTube Kids, regular YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, and everywhere else. Let's play it right now.

You want to introduce it? Let's play it to 100 markets. You're about to get played in 100 cities right now. That's right. So introduce it to the world. My name is Eris, and the name of the song is Be You. With? With Vivian.

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Jess is real. Jess is real. Jess is real. She don't do no lying. Don't do no lying. She don't spare nobody. Worldwide Jess. Worldwide mess. On The Breakfast Club. She's a coach of shit.

She was able to get y'all to see something and understand something that nobody could get you to see. It's time to set it off. Now, Jess is out. She'll be back tomorrow. But over the weekend, Tyson had a medical emergency. That's right. Mike Tyson was flying from Miami to L.A. And he started feeling sick. He was on American Airlines and needed some assistance when they landed. Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson had a brief medical scare earlier today

during a cross-country flight from Miami to Los Angeles. According to TMZ, paramedics had to be called on board the United Airlines flight. The 57-year-old said he was in pain and felt dizzy and nauseous 30 minutes before the plane landed at LAX. A representative for Tyson says he experienced a flare-up from an ulcer, but is

now recovering. Tyson is in the middle of training for his July boxing match against YouTube star Jake Paul. I hope I and Mike Tyson is getting some real FU money for this fight boxing match against YouTube star Jake Paul. I hope I and Mike Tyson is getting some real FU money for this fight, which I'm sure he is. Because Mike is 57 years old. Right. Okay, you got ulcers flaring up in the middle of fights.

Jake Paul, I mean, in the middle of flights. Jake Paul is 27. 30 years younger than him. I hope they're pulling punches. If not, Jake Paul could hurt Mike Tyson, y'all. Y'all can sit around and, you know and act delusional all you want to, but there is a high possibility Jake Paul could hurt 57-year-old Mike Tyson, y'all. Well, Mike Tyson's team said Mike Tyson is doing great.

It was just a flare-up, and the fight will continue. At what cost? Like I said, I hope he're getting some real F you money. You know what I mean? It seems like they're trying to make it safe for the gloves are a lot bigger, so it won't hurt as much. But it's still heavyweights swinging at each other. One of them is 57 years old. I get it.

And I know y'all like looking at those videos online where it's like 30 seconds of Mike, you know, going being mad aggressive. Yeah. How we know he's not in the corner wheezing for the next four? But he fought a couple of them a year ago, right? He fought Roy Jones. He was pretty good. Come on. They was pulling punches.

And Roy is an OG, too. Like, they're older. He wasn't fighting a man 30 years younger than him. Cut it out. Well, we'll see. You're going to watch, aren't you? Of course I'm going to watch. Me, too.

I mean, number one, I've always watched all Mike Tyson fights. Yep. And I've watched all Jake Paul fights thus fights thus far so business-wise this is great for netflix correct i'm just hoping that mike tyson doesn't get a few i hope he doesn't get hurt and i hope he's uh he's getting the f you money he deserves to get in that ring uh with somebody 30 years younger than him that's right well vivica fox she was on today's show and she was talking about dating and love life and how difficult it is you know she'll be 60 in july about what what else you're wanting are you dating yeah how's it i'm wanting to date yeah i just it's limited resources out there right yes because i'm not getting on an app i just

you're just not in old fashion i'm like i need to meet you and sparks happen and stuff like that. Because I just believe people make up stories saying who and what they are. I didn't know Vivica was about to be 60. Wow. She's about to be 60 in July. Drop on the clue line, Vivica Fox. That's right. Yeah. And she's not going to no afterdean.

So you got to see her in person. And she's right. She's an OG. You got to meet her in church. So where are you going to meet her at? Church. The grocery store. Whole Foods.

Any of them places. What are you talking about? So you got to stalk grocery at? Church. The grocery store. Whole Foods. Any of them places. What are you talking about? So you got to stalk grocery foods all over L.A.? That's not stalking. Did you stalk your woman when you met her? No, I did not.

Okay, then. Well, I kind of did. You're an idiot. But you don't have to stalk her. I definitely did. You see Biblical Fox out somewhere and you don't be afraid

to approach her. But you don't see Biblical Fox out. You got to find her. You don't see Biblical Fox out. There's probably people in L.A. that see her all the time in the grocery stores. Okay.

What are you talking about? Or just see her out and about at a club, a night, a lounge? I don't see biblical fox out there's probably people in la that see her all the time in the grocery stores okay what are you talking about i'll just see her out and about at a club a night a lounge i don't know all right well that is just with the mess next out we'll tell you about beyonce did you know beyonce we used to get bullied as a kid we'll tell you about that and also uh cardi b has a message for all you people body shaming are saying that she's fat she has a response to you guys as well but But we got donkey today coming up. What are we talking about? Man, we need this freaky ass police officer named Anthony here to come to the front of the congregation. We would like to have a word with him. Okay.

All right. Well, we'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. You're checking out the Breakfast Club. Your execution on the donkey of the day is something to behold. Is it a reason? He gave me donkey of the day and I deserve it.

You need to know. Well, you need to tell them. I am. You have the voice. Tell them. Tell them. Tell them. It's time for donkey of the day It's a read but you're so good at it You trying to be a fake ass Charlemagne You're the only one Charlemagne to go Damn Charlemagne Who you give a donkey of the day to now Well sexy red Donkey of the day for Tuesday May 28th Sexy Red, donkey of the day for Tuesday, May 28th. Let me make sure it's the 28th.

Yes, it is May 28th. Goes to a San Diego police officer named Anthony Hare. Anthony has been with the San Diego Police Department for two years, and he's a fan, he's a fan, he's a fan. Okay? Acronym for freaky ass N-word. He's a 69 God. By the way, how many 69s has a person done in their life to where they are considered a God at it?

Thor is the God of thunder. We know why. Loki is the God of mischief. We know why. But when you consider the 69 God, we have to assume we know why. But I'm just wondering how many times, you know, have you and a person put your mouth on each other the way you are considered a God at it? Funny, but not really a diss when you think about it. So let me take that back anthony hair is a freak but i don't know if he's a 69 god but he

has resigned after he was caught locked in the back seat of his squad car with a female detainee yes it uh it is exactly how it sounds let's go to nbc 740 report please san diego police released dozens of videos and audio files from the night of August 14th, 2023. They show Officer Hare answering an auto theft call outside of a Bay Park 7-Eleven where arrests were made. What were you asking? Investigators say Hare drove the female arrestee to several locations, including police headquarters for interviews. He was then on the way to the Las Colinas detention facility when investigators say he believed the woman was suffering from a medical emergency. Hare ended up in the back seat with her and told investigators he accidentally shut the door with his foot,

locking himself in. And then when I was waking her up, that's when I noticed that this door closed on me. That's when I was in Franklin trying to open the door. Investigators say he never called for medical assistance and removed his body-worn camera while in the back seat with the woman. In a later taped interview after her release, the woman says Hare asked personal questions for her phone number and to meet when she was out of jail. He wanted to get with me when I was done with the whole situation,

saying the warrant or whatever I got arrested for. However, the woman says the two never had sexual contact. Anthony, you trying to do the wrong kind of cuffing, sir. Okay, Anthony thought he was special. He thought he was so desirable, so attractive, so good looking that this woman who was wanted for car theft and had a bench warrant out for her arrest just couldn't resist him and you know she just had to have you right then and there either that or you knew she was just trying to get out of going to jail and was willing to do a favor for a favor you get me off i'll get you off that's how that works now let me tell you why both of them are stupid there was body cam footage released by the san diego police department and you can hear what actually happened on it the suspect was heard propositioning the officer for sex.

Do we have that? Let's listen. Oh, we don't have that in there? No. Huh? No. Oh, we don't have that. Well, let me read you the transcript.

She said, you're not too bad. What's it going to hurt me if I work the system? You know what I mean? That's the way I see. Are you single? She added, to which to which he replied yeah but you're not then she said i'm down to f don't look at me while i'm doing this don't you dare look at me no i'm not don't you even look to the left a little bit i don't like the way you look at me and i'm doing this okay then this woman said she said i'm down to f right now he interrupts don't say that right now because everything is being recorded.

Anthony, is you stupid or you dumb? Okay, that's just an admission of guilt. Then he turned off his body cam and slowed his vehicle down as he drove onto a residential street. And 20 minutes later, his dumb ass had to call a fellow officer to help him out of the police car because he locked himself in. Now, it's a bunch of freaky ass popo listening to me all over the country right now they're listening to me tell this story and they probably laughing their ass off thinking about how stupid this officer is and all the different ways he got himself jammed up and all the different ways this could have been prevented but that's

the wrong mindset the only mindset should be is that this uh the only mindset there should be is that this the only mindset there should be is that this should have never happened at all. OK, once again, Mr. Officer shouldn't have been thinking about sex. Mr. Officer, Mr. Officer has should have been thinking about properly doing his job. If a woman is propositioning you for sex while you're arresting her and your body cam is on. Number one, you shouldn't even be down to participate in a debauchery simply because you're a police officer. You're supposed to be doing things by the book, protecting and serving, but no, you horny and you so horny that you didn't even know how to play it off. This woman telling you she's DTF. She's asking, are you single? You're supposed to at least play it off because your body cameras on. Okay. You tell her in between winks, you think you can just proposition

me with pom pom. I am a law abiding police officer. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of my bed. I mean, in the court of your jaw. I mean, in a court of law, at least try to talk in code, officer. OK, ask her. How about you cock my gun? Ask her if she's ever seen a baton this big. Would you like to hold it? Anything except don't say that the camera is on. Right. That's OK. I'm not encouraging any of this. I'm just simply saying, why do people do the most illegal things like they're legal? It's mind boggling to me. Then the officer said he thought the woman was suffering from a medical emergency. So you decided to go in the backseat and give her a mouth-to-mouth resuscitation no you use that little butt dart of yours to give her a corn dog the mouth penetration that's why they found semen on your

belt anthony okay and this is why we can't advance as a society because we can't trust anyone to do the right thing this is why all these institutions lost the public's trust a long time ago. Please give Officer Anthony Hare the sweet sounds of the Hamiltons. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day. Yee-haw. Now let the record show Before I finished talking NB held his phone up to me

And he shook it a little bit And I was afraid to look at it Afraid to look at it After talking about things like this But I look at it And his text message is What's the craziest thing you did To get out of a ticket

Why you asking me that No I'm just saying Don't disrespect me I'm not saying you I'm just me. I'm not saying you. I'm just saying that I'm sure there are a lot of people out there that did some crazy things to get out of a ticket. Oh, that was a question for the listeners. Yes.

Oh, I thought you were just being your usual freaky ass. I was just flirting with you. Oh, okay. I didn't know. I didn't know. I didn't like that. What? Well, what is the craziest thing you did to get out of a ticket?

Nothing. I get my tickets, okay, and pay them off. All right. I've never been in that position to where somebody can say, well, here, I'm not giving you an option. They don't give us options. We black. 800-585-1051. What's the craziest thing you've done to get out of a ticket?

Maybe flashing little boobies. You did that? No. Maybe show a little ass. You did that? No. Maybe show a little ass. You did that? You always sagging. What are you talking about? As soon as you step out of the car and they tell you to turn around, you're going to flash a little ass.

800-585-1051. What's the craziest thing you did to get out of the tickets? And if there's any police officers listening, what's the crazy thing that was offered to you to get out of a ticket? Taking somebody to jail. We would love to know. Again, 800-585-1051 let's discuss it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club morning everybody it's dj nv just hilarious charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club

now if you're just joining us charlamagne gave donkey the day to who uh an officer named anthony hair from san diego uh he got proposition sex you know to get out for a woman to get out of a The other man gave donkey the day to who? An officer named Anthony Hare from San Diego. He got propositioned sex, you know, to get out for a woman to get out of a... She had a warrant. She didn't have a ticket. She had a whole warrant. Wow. She had a warrant for car theft. So she offered to give this man sex and she succeeded, but...

Well, she didn't succeed because I don't know if they actually had sex, even though they did find semen on the belt. Something had to happen. Or maybe he was just a little too excited. Jesus Christ. So we're asking. Or maybe he was just a little too excited. Jesus Christ. So we're asking, 800-585-1051, what's one of the craziest things you said to get out of a ticket? Never gotten out of one. Me?

I've never gotten out of a ticket ever in life. I always get tickets. I've never gotten out of a ticket. Have you gotten out of a ticket before? Yes. I've never gotten out of a ticket. Either the officer gives me a ticket or he doesn't give me a ticket. One of the two.

I've never gotten out of a ticket. Yeah, I've never. ticket or he doesn't give me a ticket. One of the two. I've never gotten out of a ticket. Yeah, I've never. I don't think I've received tickets. I always got out of tickets. But you're the son of a cop, too. Yeah, my dad was a police officer, so he's retired now. But, yeah. Yeah, I've never gotten out of a ticket.

Congratulations, Amy. Oh, thank you so much. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Lori. Hey, Lori. Good morning. Good morning. Turn your radio down for us.

Sure. What's the craziest thing you did to get out of a ticket? I had to pass gas in the police officer's car. I had eight-some White Castle, and I didn't have my driver's license. I was running back home from White Castle, and I just had to let it rip. And that got you out of a ticket? That got you out of a ticket? Yes, that got me out of a ticket. They wanted me out of their car so bad.

God damn. You need me out of a ticket. They wanted me out of their car so bad. God damn. You need to go see a doctor. Because I know white castles do make you gassy, but if you letting them rip like that, the way they let you go and got you out of the car, you need to go see a doctor, man. But it was white castles. What can I say?

No, white castles give us all gas, but not like that. What was the ticket for that they just said, get the F out our car? Driving without a license. Damn. Usually you got to go to jail for that they let me go they let me out they couldn't take it and i'm glad you didn't have to go to jail because imagine being in that cold tank and you got a poo-poo after eating white castles oh my god god was with you you need to thank god every day hello who's this hey this is tanya heyanya. What's the craziest thing you did to get out of a ticket? Well, I didn't do anything crazy, but I did have to, you know, talk my way out of the back of a cop car. I was in the back of a cop car in handcuffs, and I managed to talk my way out of it.

I don't know how. What was the ticket for? So the guy told me that my license was suspended. And it was like 5 o'clock in the morning. I was drunk, so drunk. And I pulled out onto the street, but I pulled out onto the wrong side, going the wrong direction. So he pulled me over, and he came, and he ran my license.

Then he came and got me, put me in a cop car, handcuffed me. So he's looking in his systems. He's gotuffed me. So he's looking in his systems. He's got two computers. So he's looking in both systems. And he's saying in one system, my license is suspended. And in the other system, it's not suspended. So I'm thinking, I'm like, yo, what do I need to tell this guy to let him, you know what I'm saying, convince him to let me go? Because, like, I'm black.

And I'm in the back of a police car in handcuffs. what I'm saying, convince him to let me go because, like, I'm black. And I'm in the back of a police car in handcuffs. So I'm just thinking, I'm thinking, I'm like, okay, my license can't be suspended. So what happened was, I said, officer, I lost my license recently, so I had to go and get a new one. I said, if you look at the date on the license, instead of it being registered for seven years, you know, the expiration date, when you get a license, it's the expiration registered for seven years, you know, the expiration date, when you get a license, it's the expiration date for seven years. I said, if you look at the date, you can see that the date is only for two years. The expiration date is only for two years.

I said, if I had a warrant, they wouldn't have renewed my license. They wouldn't have gave me a new license when I went up there. So he's looking, he's looking, he's looking. I'm just talking to him, talking to him. I'm like, you know, just look at the date. Look at the date. Look at the date. So then he just ended up letting me out of the back of the cop car. And it was my daughter's

birthday, too. I thought I was going to jail for sure, man. Well, I'm glad you didn't. Yeah. I am, too, man. I thought I was done. She did too much talking. The cop officer was like, this is just too much for me. I don't even believe this story I was like well no I do believe it

But why don't we Also pay attention to the first When they read you your rights You have the right to remain silent Yeah no But people try to talk The way out of a situation We got Angela on the line

Angela good morning Good morning Now what's the crazy thing You got offered To not give somebody a ticket Food stamps You trying to give a cop Food stamps

No she is the cop Somebody offered her food stamps Oh oh oh Well Did you take it? Depends on what city you in. She saw how much y'all make a year. No, I did not take it. What city you in? Macon. Macon, Georgia?

Yes. So you make by what, 50? Don't do that. What? I'm just asking. How much you make? I'm there. I'm there. Yeah. How long you been on the force? 18 years. 18 years. Your annual police salary in Macon, Georgia is $44,116 per year.

No. Huh? She been there 19 years. She make more than that. She been there long. I been there a long time. You should have took the food stand. It says right here, most experienced workers make $54,535 per year as a police officer.

We appreciate your service, by the way. Thank you. Thank you. But my niece will get food stamps. I don't have to get it. Oh, so you already got the food stamp hookup. You already got the connect. So you couldn't lose that job.

I get it. I understand. Thank you, Angela. I get it. No problem. Thank you, Angela. I get it. No problem. 800-585-1051. What's the craziest thing you did to get off of a ticket? And officers out there, what's the craziest thing that was offered to get off of a ticket?

Let's discuss. It's the Breakfast Local Morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. If you're just joining us, Charlamagne gave Donkey the date of who? An officer named Anthony Hare. Okay, Anthony Hare is a police officer in San Diego

who got offered some poom poom. You know, some type of sexual proposition to not take a young woman to jail. So we're asking 800-585-1051. What's the craziest thing that happened to you or the craziest thing you did to get out for getting a ticket? Hello, we got Sandra on the line. Sandra, good morning. Good morning. How are you? Good, good, good. What happened to you or the craziest thing you did to get out for getting a ticket? Hello, we got Sandra on the line.

Sandra, good morning. Good morning. How are you? Good, good, good. What happened with you, Sandra? So, okay, I was nine years old. I was in my dad's truck, and we got pulled over by a cop. He grabbed a roll of toilet paper.

He went running into a field, told the cop that he would be there in one second, just be right back. And then he left me in the truck by myself. And then he came back. He told the cop, yo, man, I'm sorry. I had to go. Got us out of a ticket. On a scale of one to Tucker Carlson, how white is your father? Because this is levels of white privilege that I've never even heard before.

My dad's from Brooklyn. What do I mean? Is he white or black? He's white, but he's from Brooklyn. He's Italian. So he's white because there ain't no way in hell he gonna the cop gonna let a black man grab something and go running off not chase and not tackle him and then let him just walk back like everything is good like i had to go real bad this was in the early 2000s i it was. What are you talking about? This was early 2000s. My dad's from Brooklyn. You right? Yeah.

Well, God bless him. Hello, who's this? This is Millie. Millie, what's up, brother? Where you calling from? From Ohio. Ohio. Now, what's the craziest thing you did to get off getting a ticket? I acted like I was a youth pastor because I had all the homies in the car

with me, and I told the police I was going to pick all the guys up from the neighborhood to take them to church. But I actually was going back to my crib to go smoke and chill and s**t. He didn't ask why they all had on the same color? No. Did he ask why they had face masks on? Nope. And they let me go, too. Really?

Yep. I'm going to tell you something, man. This story sounds freaky as hell. What do you mean? You got a bunch of young men in the car with you. You know what I'm going to tell you something, man. This story sounds freaky as hell. What you mean? You got a bunch of young men in the car with you, you know what I'm saying? And you about to go back to your house to smoke and chill, and you lied to the officers and told them you was a youth pastor? Isn't that what sounds freaky to y'all?

It does sound a little freaky. That's funny? How old were the kids? They said it was homies. I think I was like 22 at the time. Oh, and how old were the kids? They said it's homies. I think I was like 22 at the time. Oh, and how old were your homies? How could you pass for a youth pass? Oh, because you was younger.

But how old were they? I mean, at the time, they was all like 18, 19. They was some young dudes. Okay. What are they doing with their life now, sir? Man, everybody working now. Everybody growing back here. That's good.

I'm glad. I'm glad that you weren't a bad influence on them, sir. Thank you, sir. Oops. Damn. My bad. What's good. I'm glad. I'm glad that you weren't a bad influence on them, sir. Thank you, sir. Well, oops. Yeah, my bad. What's the moral of the story? That's not your bad. You meant to do that.

I didn't mean to hang up on him. The moral of the story is, man, if you can get out of a ticket, if you ever meet a police officer, you know, who is willing to just, you know, let you go for whatever reason, cool. But I don't think that you should be trying to proposition. No. You know what I'm saying? Police officers. Because then they're going to probably feel disrespected. That's right. Some of them. Because it's like You know what I'm saying? Police officers.

Because then they're going to probably feel disrespected. Some of them. Because it's like, yo, I'm a person of integrity. You think you could just pay your way out of a ticket? Or you could just offer me some mouth and get out of a ticket? I'm sure you tried it before. Never. All right.

But we got Jess with the mess coming up. We got to tell you about Beyonce. Did you know she was bullied as a child? We'll tell you about that. Why would Solange do that to her? It wasn't Solange, man. Also, we'll tell you about the AMC CEO. He admits to linking info about Beyonce's tour film, but not Taylor Swift's.

We'll discuss when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Jess is out today, so let's get to

Jess with the mess. News is real, brother. Jess Hilarious, Jess and Robin Moore, Jess don't do no lie. Don't do no lie. She don't spare nobody. Worldwide Jess, worldwide mess. On The Breakfast Club.

She's a coach of shit. She was able to get y'all to see something and understand something that nobody could get you to see it's time to set it all all right so just a quick update i tmz reported that america's best contacts and eyeglasses stopped the sales of sean john eyewear now this is following the release of uh video, the assault video. So no longer can you get your Sean John eyewear. We told you before that Peloton stopped playing Diddy's music and that he had to sell his shares of Revolt as well. So I even know Sean John had eyewear. I said the only person that didn't know that I had no clue at all.

But I guess it's a thing. Now, Cardi B said, stop body shaming her. She was performing out in Vegas. And I guess people were body shaming her. She was performing out in Vegas. And I guess people were body shaming her. So she felt she needed to respond. And she responded while eating a huge plate of pancakes with whipped cream and everything else involved. Knees with wings. I just ate this lobster.

Now I gotta calm my sweet tooth. I really like, I like my sh**. I don't give a f*** if it's buttermilk. I need some extra butter in that b**ch I'm getting body shamed I'm so sad everybody's saying that I look fat like my ass is so fat everybody hates me you know the worst part about that is you don't know anybody on social media's measurements so you can't even get your big back jokes off the way you want to. It would be fair if you can comment on me,

but then I get to look at you and your physical appearance and comment back. Right. But that's just not the way social media is set up, so I don't like to fight. Yeah. It's not a fair fight. Malau was a joke for us, but she was enjoying herself. And pretty much, you know, Cardi B don't really care what people say. And by the way, they're going to talk regardless.

Absolutely positive. If she loses too much much weight then she looks too skinny exactly that's just the way people are now beyonce i didn't know was bullied as a kid now uh tina knowles was doing an interview with vogue and she talks about beyonce being bullied as a kid beyonce she was very shy and she got bullied a bit but the day that she stood up for someone she didn't stand up for herself when she stood up for them i'm getting emotional talking about it uh and i was just i couldn't have been more proud of her yeah so then people didn't know that she had a younger sister named salange that come up here and whooped the whole school out she salange a little five years younger salange got her low got her age up and got her weight up. I bet you they stopped bullying Beyoncé after that.

That's right. And lastly, the AMC CEO admits to leaking info about Beyoncé's tour film. So I didn't know that AMC did a deal where they're going to release two or three concert films a year. Now, the first one was Taylor Swift, and it was top secret. It didn't say anything

about taylor swift it didn't leak at all but beyonce's renaissance tour film uh that leaked and that's because he told people and it uh allegedly came out uh they said beyonce found out about the leak she was upset and she considered not doing the movie anymore but then eventually she decided now this was as ams amc navigates to a new business model i guess amc was telling a lot of its local people that the movie was going to come didn't do the same thing for taylor swift and people were pretty upset about that yeah that dude is clearly a swifty okay not only is he a swifty he cares more about his relationship with taylor swift and her team than he does beyonce and her team and i hope he gets sued because i feel like i feel like this is

like this would be some type of breach wouldn't it be wouldn't it yeah i would think i would think so too and the car cassidy for him to just admit that like what he did was okay this is when i wish beyonce uh had control over real bees in real life not just the ones on social media but you mean just send the bees right out of bees to go sting his ass okay my goodness i him looking like he was in the Wu-Tang Triumph video with all the bees just swarming people. That's what I would like to see happen to this person. But I really do hope he gets sued. Because this has to be some type of...

Confidentiality? Yeah. He's not supposed to speak about it. And my thing is you speak about one but not the other. Like, you know, if he spoke about Taylor Swift and leaked that one as well, then yeah, but he didn't at all? It makes no sense. All right. Well, that is just with the message she will be back tomorrow again now you were in florida

over the weekend right i was man salute to everybody i saw in coral gables florida uh over the weekend at books and books on saturday thank you to everybody who came out you know uh it's it's surreal to see people pull up and be having like one of my books but when they have the whole catalog black privilege shook one and the new one uh get honest or die lying um it's very very very very very humbling and and just just thank you for the support and tomorrow i will be uh at the charleston music hall with blue bicycle books in charleston south carolina at 7 p.m uh with tessa spencer and um the ce CEO of the International African American Museum, Dr. Tonya Matthews.

And then on Thursday, I will be at First Baptist Church of Decatur with Eagle Eye Bookshop in Decatur, Georgia at 7 p.m. with Miss Basketball. So I will see y'all there. Yep, absolutely. Go to whysmartalksucks.com

to get your tickets for those events. And salute to everybody that was at Aruba this week. And I was in Aruba at Soul Beach. Then I was in Flint, Michigan at Beats and Barbecue. It was a barbecue. Pretty dope until it started thundering and raining. But people still danced out in the rain.

And then I was in Houston for the one-year anniversary of Calvin Johnson's restaurant. So salute to everybody that came out. Had a great time. Yeah, you was all over. I was all over the place. That's right. Well, let's get to the mix. 800-585-1051 get your request in it's the breakfast club good morning you're checking out the breakfast club morning everybody it's dj

envy jess hilarious charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club jess is out today but she'll be back tomorrow now charlamagne you're all over the place this week, right? I guess. I'll be home in Charleston, South Carolina tomorrow. I'll be in the 843 at 7 p.m. Eastern. I'll be at Charleston Music Hall with Blue Bicycle Books. And then I'll be in Atlanta, Decatur to be exact, on Thursday, May 30th at 7 p.m. Eastern. I'll be at the First Baptist Church of Decatur with Eagle Eye Bookshop. And Miss Basketball is moderating that and um tessa spencer and uh dr tanya matthews are moderating in charleston and then um next week june 4th i'll be at the ark with books for sale by mahogany books and my good

sister uh angela rye will be moderating that one so you can just go to why small talk sucks.com um to get your tickets for those events and when say tickets, all you're doing is buying a book and the book gets you in. Okay. Yes. All right. Well, when we come back, we got the positive notice

to Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Alaris, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, salute to T.I.

and Tiny and Aris for joining us this morning. Yes, indeed. You know the thing I love about what TI and Tiny are doing, man. I mean, you know, as somebody who deals with, you know, the parental paranoia that I'm sure all parents deal with, like that's just that anxiety of being

a parent. When you have your children doing you know, what it is you've already done or what you still currently do, it makes it easy to have that QT with them. So they're not just

out in the world figuring out on their own. You're always really close by. That's right. You know, so I really respect that. All right. Well, salute to T.I. and Tiny.

Leave us on a positive note. A positive note is simply this. I want y'all to remember this on this fine Tuesday. Understand that we hurt our own feelings by thinking we mean

more to people Than we really do Have a blessed day