The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Ray J Celebrity Guest Cohost, Bomani Jones, Wearing White Underwear and More!

Episode Date: February 9, 2023

Today we are joined once again by our celebrity guest cohost Ray J.  Also, we are joined by Bomani Jones to discuss season two of his HBO show "Game Theory with Bomani Jones."  Finally, we open the phone lines to discuss wearing white underwear and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. We need help! That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast

Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay.

Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's Teresa, your resident ghost host. And do I have a treat for you. Haunting is crawling out from the shadows, and it's going to be devilishly good. We've got chills, thrills, and stories that'll make you wish the lights stayed on. So join me, won't you?

Let's dive into the eerie unknown together. Sleep tight, if you can. Listen to Haunting on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, I'm Marie. And I'm Sydney. And we're Mess. Well,

not a mess, but on our podcast called Mess, we celebrate all things messy. But the gag is, not everything is a mess. Sometimes it's just living. Yeah, things like J-Lo on her third divorce. Living. Girl's trip to Miami.

Mess. Breaking up with your girlfriend while on Instagram Live. Living. It's kind of a mess. Yeah. Well, you get it. Got it? Live, love, mess.

Listen to Mess with Sydney Washington and Marie Faustin on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, sir. Peace to the planet. It's Thursday. And we got our guest host back, Ray Jizzle. Ray J's here. Say it, man. Say we live. We live? We live. Oh, yeah, because you do the new, the yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. That's the new one.

No, I've been doing that for 13 years, Ray Jizzle. I ain't seen you do yo, yo, yo. Is that because it's... Because you don't be up at 6 in the morning. And it's the part of the show people don't see, really. You know what I mean? Oh, yeah, because it's all the clips and stuff. Absolutely.

All right, let me do mine. Are we live? We live. We checked over 155,000 stations. That's right. Syndicated. Everybody around chilling right now. Some people, it's still dark.

Some people, it's light. You know what I'm saying? Wake up and get that cash. There you go. Hey, Ray Gisle is back. That's right. What are we doing, man? How are we feeling this morning?

How's everybody? How was your event last night? You was at the library, right? Oh, yeah, man. We had a great event last night at the Brooklyn Public Library. You know, I have a book imprint through Simon & Schuster called Black Privileged Publishing. Yeah, Charlamagne. Our first two releases was Tameka Mallory's State of Emergency, How to Win in the Country

We Built, and Anita Kopach's Shallow Water. So we had a great conversation last night, you know, just about the power of books at the Brooklyn Public Library, you know, at capacity event. And I think events like that are very important right now, especially being that, you know, we live in a day and time where people are banning books. Can you believe we're back to that? That's wild and that's crazy.

They got e-books? No. Because they don't want the kids to know the real true history of this nation and this country. Absolutely. You know, you got governors like Ron DeSantis in Florida stifling African-American AP classes. So it's very important that we educate ourselves. And the best way to educate ourselves is through literature. Absolutely. You know?

I agree. I agree 1,000%, Charlamagne. Absolutely. And I want to salute to everybody out there. I looked up yesterday and my book got back on the charts and I was trying to figure out why. And that's because Valentine's Day is around the corner. So a lot of people are buying relationship books, love books and things like that. So if you haven't got real life, real love, it's a relationship book.

Me and my wife have been together 28 years, married 22. We talk about everything, the good, the bad, the ugly, how we did it, how we kept it strong. We talk about infidelities. We talk about everything. And we're absolutely positively real. It's not one of those books that's a fairy tale wedding night. We talk about the good, the bad. So that stuff was real? Absolutely.

What's your favorite book, Rager? My favorite book is probably Good Dad, Poor Dad. No, Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Rich Dad, Poor Dad. We know what he meant, though. Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Absolutely. That's one of the first books I really read besides, like, Charlotte's Web. Charlotte's Web is classic. Drop on a clues bomb for Charlotte's Web.

Rich Dad Poor Dad is classic, too, but I love Charlotte's Web. I was just rereading. When I say Good Dad Poor Dad? Yeah. I was just rereading Charlotte's Web. Because I was thinking about, like, what I was almost about to ask you your question, and then it just jumped. Something like, yep, all right.

I just reread Charlotte's Web. That's why I referenced him the other day. I referenced Charlotte's Web the other day because you referenced them the other day. I referenced Charlotte's Web the other day because you realize how much of a selfless spider Charlotte was. You know what I mean?

She was trying to save Wilbur. Wilbur's fate was to be bacon. That was just the natural course of life. Wilbur's fate was to be bacon, but Charlotte saved Wilbur and exerting all of that energy is what led to her demise.

I want to get a bacon and egg sandwich I was just thinking the same thing he said bacon and egg that bacon just made me feel hungry that is wild

y'all are disgusting but let's get this show cracking no pork on my fork how freaking Wilbur from Charlotte's Web made them hungry cause you said bacon

and bacon just made me hungry that is crazy Beaumont Jones will be joining us this morning yes we're gonna be talking everything sports

and of course his show Game Theory am I doing an interview too? No, Bomani was already here. Yeah, you missed that one. Yes, you missed that one. You missed that one. But Bomani,

his show Game Theory comes on Friday nights on HBO right after Bill Maher but we'll be talking to Bomani. Alright, and now coming up next we got front page news. I'll tell you about

this kindergarten letter. How it got the kindergarten's mom in trouble. I'll read you guys the letter and let me know what y'all think. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Hey everybody, it's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Our guest host Ray J. Are we live? Are we live?

Yeah, we live. Let's get into front page news. Now what happened to the Brooklyn Nets, man? I don't know, but I know it's time to front on the Brooklyn Nets again. They gave a lot of people they asked to kiss when they had KD in the building and Kyrie Irving and James Harden. Now Ben Simmons is your star player. Okay, tickets back three for one.

Ben Simmons is the star player. Tickets back three for one. I like that. $100 to sit courtside in Brooklyn. I'll actually be there. I'll take the whole season. I'll be there tonight, though. You need two tickets the whole season?

I got a DJ HBCU night there tonight. What? Yeah. They back doing HBCU night? They wasn't doing that when they had KD, Kyrie, and Harden in the building. They was fronting on everybody. Well, the Phoenix Suns get Kevin Durant for a bunch of other players and some four first-round picks.

The Lakers trade Russell Westbrook to the Jazz in a three-team trade and get D'Angelo Russell and more in return. It's going to be fun to watch. Westbrook, my people. Man, we lost Westbrook. But you know what, though? I heard the Jazz aren't even going to play for the Jazz. They're going to waive him, and he might sign to the Clippers. I heard that yesterday.

Yeah, I still need Westbrook in the city because I just, you know what I'm saying? He's still a good dude, and he'll catch the wave. He's going to catch the wave. And people have been talking about this video of A.D., Anthony Davis, sitting down, not cheering for LeBron when he beat Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's record. Did y'all see that video? Yeah. Yeah, man.

What's your thoughts on that? You want me to go first? Go ahead, Ray. Look, let somebody enjoy the excitement and the inspiration however they want to experience it. I agree. He played with LeBron, so he probably sitting down like, oh, man, that's crazy.

Like, I played with this dude. That's inspiring me to get up there and get right next to him. So he might just be like... But you don't think if, like, let's say one of your homies or one of your teammates do something monumental, you don't get up, you don't cheer,

you don't, you know what I mean? You're not excited for him? I think later on, I got time with him. Yeah, I think people look too deep into things. You know what I'm saying? Because you look at somebody and you say, well, I wouldn't have reacted that way, but you're not that person. Plus, his legs might have hurt.

He's still got to play the game. He's thinking about the game, too. I remember one time the Lakers won the championship. It might have been Phil Jackson's 10th championship, and Phil just sat there. Like when the game was over and everybody was... He was just sitting there

for a while. Taking it in the moment. You know, maybe AD was doing that. I don't know. Yeah, like me and LeBron, like we playing side by side. That dude,

that's the all-time scorer of all time. I look at it the other way, but... Yeah, I just don't know why we want to look for the worst all the time. That's true.

I don't understand why we do that. We looking look for the worst all the time that's true like i don't understand why we do that we looking in that man body pause hey yo god damn jesus jesus now bring your music down i'm gonna read you a little poem and poetry right i want y'all to think what y'all said ready what's your opinion now mother got the gun from under the bed i was in the living room and my sisters and brothers were in the room. Mother pulled the gun on father and shot three times. The bullets hit the wall. Mother told him to sleep in his car in the driveway and not to come back or she will shoot him again. I bring the music back up. That's what a Tennessee kindergarten wrote in one of her stories. After reading the story, the teacher actually sent it to child services

and her mother was arrested. Her mother, KJ Johnson, 28, was arrested by Shelby County deputies Monday and charged with four counts of reckless endangerment according to jail records. So allegedly she was writing what she saw in the crib. Damn, they used that little girl lyrics against her mama? Yes.

And I guess when she handed it in, they sent it to child services and the mom was arrested but what if she just got an act of imagination did that really happen did the mom really do those things i guess they went to the house and checked and they believed i guess they seen the bullet holes and yeah oh okay well you gotta tell us more everybody survived though right everybody survived everybody survived yeah i feel like it'd be leaving a lot of holes in this story you just went from her writing the letter to them going to arrest the lady.

Did the police go investigate? Yeah, they said the police went and investigated. And they said it was a possible child abuse after the girl wrote the story about an argument at her home that ended with gunshots. And the mom was arrested. They found bullet holes and all of that in the house. She was arrested and charged with four counts of reckless endangerment. That's crazy. That's why kids got to mind their goddamn business.

That's what you guys said. Yes, man. Little kids mind your damn business, man. That's crazy. That's why our kids got to mind their goddamn business. That's what you look at? That's how you see it? Yes, man. Little kids, mind your damn business, man. What's wrong with you, little chariot? Going out there telling people what's going on in our house. Oh, moms. Oh, moms.

Yeah. But that used to be, that was a no-no. You don't talk about what's going on in your house. Believe that. Not at all. I mean, I don't think you're supposed to right now. That should still be in effect. Right now it's a little different.

But back in my day, I would never. I mean, back in my day, we all the same. I think I'm older. No, you're not. I'm 44. I was born in 1978. I'm a year older than Charlamagne. Okay, so y'all intelligent and y'all older than me.

You're 42, 41. Don't you be afraid ofall older than me. You 42, 41. Don't you be afraid of your age, Ray J. Age is a blessing. Go get your mascara. No, yeah, I know. Go get your mascara. Get your mascara. That's a ritual.

People waking up dead every day. You better be proud of your age. I feel good, and I'm about to go to the gym. Hey. All right. 90-day workout. You saw your titties when you took your shirt off. Yeah, Brad A.

People was telling me, Ray, man, you got to get in there. It look like you've been breastfeeding. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up right now. Phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is T Madness from California. What's up, brother?

What up, brother? Get it off your chest. Yali, yali, yali. Yo, I was trying to get through the other day. All I want to say is the government is going to spend $300,000 on a $2,000 balloon, I could have did that for a lot deeper. You got a gun that could reach the balloon? That could have reached the balloon? Oh, no. No.

Come on, Charlamagne. You know that we live in the hoods. And we got things. Okay. Okay. Extreme. Can I give a shout out to my homeboy

Mr. Adam Horace alright alright he's an Eagles fan and I hope they win but I also got another homeboy who's a KC fan and I hope they win

so it is what it is alright brother and it was what it was but I feel you hello who's this yo top of the morning everybody

what's up my peace king what's going on? Get it off your chest. What up, what up, what up? Get it off your chest. Yeah, man. How you doing, Ray J? Nah, I just wanted to say I appreciate both of y'all.

You know what's up? This is T.I. Every day. And y'all go for legends. And clearly, Ray J, being here for the first time, not the first time, but it's just a legend y'all did. I just wanted to say to y'all, man, if I can get a hat and an autograph from all three of y'all, man, because y'all legends, man.

Yeah, I sent you a Black Effect hat. I got a bunch of them up here. Eddie, put my guy on hold. I just put him on hold. I got something for you, too. Some Raycon products. I got stuff. You going to send him something, Ray?

Oh, we're going to send you a pack, then. We're going to send you a Black Effect hat, some Rayphone, some Raycon earbuds. I got a book, too. I sent him my book. I sent him one, too. I'll send him my book. I'll send him one of the books. Envy's white underwear. I see a Jim Jones mom. Mama Jones want to give him her book, too.

There you go. Hello, who's this? Envy, I mean, Ray, you got to talk on the mic. Hey, what up? What up? What up? What up? What up?

Get it off your chest. Hey, it's me, your boy Snacks from Atlanta. Oh, Snacks, what up, brother? What up, brother? What up, man? What up, Charlamagne? What up, Envy? Who that is? Ray J back there? Yeah, Ray J. Oh, Snacks, what up, brother? What up, brother? What up, man? What up, Charlamagne? What up, Andy? Who that is?

Ray J back there? Yeah, Ray J. Yeah, only in the flesh. What's happening? Salute. Hey, my Ray Lien. What's up, my brother? Yeah, for sure.

All my Ray Lien's out there that don't go to sleep at night. S***. That ain't me. Oh, my bad. Sorry about that. Man, look, but my question is, y' y'all know how to descale a Keurig? Because when the tweet came through, I was trying to figure out how to descale a Keurig, man.

How to be what? I get my morning time. I descale the Keurig. I guess you got to self-clean it or something. You talking about a coffee maker? After a while. Yeah. I don't drink coffee.

I don't drink coffee, brother. Yeah, I don't drink coffee either. My wife is a't drink coffee. I don't drink coffee, brother. Yeah, I don't drink coffee either. My wife is a coffee drinker. I don't drink coffee, though. Mine too, but she sleep. I'm trying to get my quiet time in for the kids and everybody get up. Man, you better Google. You got some lotion?

I got lotion. You better Google. Google. Lotion? The hell I'm in these lotion? No, I'm talking about Ray. Ray needs lotion, man. I'm trying to be fly.

My hands was ashy for the first hour. I got some Aveeno. Ray needs lotion, man. I'm trying to be fly. My hands was ashy for the first hour. I got some of vino. Here you go. You need to Google how to clean your coffee maker. Oh, see, Ray talking about lotion. I'm like,

I'm trying to wake up. I'll just bring out some lotion. I'm definitely going to go back to sleep. Yeah, well, yeah. No, I feel you, man. I feel you. You're going to masturbate?

Yeah, that's what you told me. I'm going to masturbate. Goodbye, sir. No, I think he was just talking about, like, chilling. Nah, he said he was going to bring out the lotion and go back to sleep. Man, people still using lotion?

To masturbate? To masturbate. What you use? Man, I got some stuff. Nah, I'm just kidding. Hello, who's this? Tamika, how are you guys? Tamika, you are loud.

Good morning. Get it off your chest, mama. I'm loud. You guys are loud. Oh, I'm sorry. What's up? I'm sorry about that. Well, I just wanted to say Hi to AJ

And let you guys know That you can give him The position He's hired Thank you baby Turn me up Turn me down Turn me down

Turn me up Okay Thank you Thank you Turn me down Turn me up Get it off your chest 800-585-1051

If you need to vent Hit us up now It's the Breakfast Club Good morning Wake that ass up Now I ain't about to go crazy 855-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Wake that ass up. Now I ain't about to go crazy, but this is Ray J, and I've officially joined The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country.

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it's wrong, you know? And all I want to say is that people have been fighting. There have been people out there fighting to get their jobs back and they don't talk about it. I want it to be known that there's still people

out there fighting. And I just want you guys to pray because i've been going through a lot and i've been really struggling and i i that's it that's it there's no that there's people out there and we're fighting and them lifting the mandate they didn't really do much but it's a start it's the start of the of the fight and i hope that it continues to get better you know what's so crazy i never even thought about that like all of the fight, and I hope that it continues to get better. You know what's so crazy? Oh, my God. I never even thought about that. Like, all of the essential workers that got let go because of the mandates.

When the mandates was lifted, I just assumed y'all got y'all jobs back. I didn't even think about it. No, and they're not getting the same positions. A lot of them are getting less positions. They're not getting the same things. Yeah, it's very difficult for them. Yo, that's whack, New York City. Eric Adams, that's whack. every essential worker should have got their job

back soon as those mandates was lifted i wonder if they could do a class action lawsuit against the city or something i'm sure probably that's whack that is hello who's this yo what's up rashaun what's up leonard what's up what's your name what's up what's up ray Leonard? What's up, King? What's your name? What's up, Ray? What up, Ronald? My real name, Willie. Willie. How you feeling, Ron? Is your name Eric Higgins or Ron? Ron, Ron. Okay.

What up, Ron? Give me a hug. My real name, Willie. He hung up because I said his real name. See, that's what happens. McCall ID here. He said his real name. He said, Ron, but his name is Eric Higgins.

He got nervous and hung up right away. You know what? You inspired me to be Willie. You are Big Willie. No, my dad Big Willie. But I'm saying, you inspired me to be Willie and are big Willie no my dad big will you get you know I'm saying there you go you inspire me to be Willie Willie Ray Willie Ray Willie Ray Willie Ray got all the products Willie way really way is a hustler What's going on, y'all? Willie Ray? Yeah, Willie Ray. Willie Ray. Willie Ray.

Willie Ray. What up, mama? Get it off your chest. Hey, Ray J, so sweet. Is y'all ready? Yeah, we ready. We stay ready. We ain't got to get ready because we ready.

There we go. Because if you stay ready, you ain't never got to get ready. That's right. I like that. Willie Ray. Willie Ray. It's giving Willie Ray. It's giving Willie Ray.

How y'all doing this morning? I miss y'all It's been a minute We miss you too How you? I'm doing good Y'all know what she needs From day in, you know From where?

Trying to go into work From day in They know how y'all Okay, from day I thought you said Vegas What's up, mama? Get it off your chest I'm just getting it off my chest

That I gotta work Let's get it off your chest Let's get it off your breast Where you work at, my mom? Oh, hey, so, Willie Ray, what you want today? No, I'm sorry. I just, because it's like, because fellas can get it off their chest, right? And in the same sentence, you know, ladies can get it off their, get it off their, breasts

is a different thing. But you got breasts, Ray. We saw you with your shirt on. No, I got, I got almost an A cup. Yeah, I've seen that, Willie Ray. You did? Well, I get it off my breasts, too, I get it off my breasts, too. I get it off my breasts, too.

She said you're not Willie Ray. You ain't one with Willie Ray no more. You okay, though. You still look good, though. You still looking okay. Charlamagne, I wanted to shout you out, babe, because, you know, I got your B, your Black Effects hat, finally. Oh, that's what's up.

You know, after five months of me calling in Asking for it But I still ain't get my books I'm kind of sad about that It's okay though Nah we gonna get the books To you too You think Ray J need a podcast On Black Effect

What you think I definitely think he needs one Definitely Y'all too need to make that Shit I'm like oop I'm sorry It's all good

We have the two second One two Ray do the podcast With somebody else up here No you not And I'm actually Trying to start a podcast Myself

You know what I'm saying So you'm actually trying to start a podcast myself. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, get ready to start seeing my voice because I feel like I've got to. Yeah. I mean, we got to. You have to. Let's uplift people. Because if you don't do it, somebody going to do it.

There you go. 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 your rumor report. Boosie Badass He has something For his friends And family

And fans He wants y'all to know And he wants y'all to leave him The F alone We'll tell you about it When we come back It's the Breakfast Club Good morning

I got an album with Boosie A full out? I like seven, eight songs Y'all don't believe me? No I don't I don't Reggie then came in here

And told me two lies this morning Reggie told me he had Floor seats for the Suns For ten years Alright No no no I said ten years ago I didn't say

Yo yo yo And now he got out With Boosie You gotta cut it out man You can ask Listen you can ask RD Wires only I was in

I was in Scottsdale Working Helping the homie Rumors next Is the Breakfast club good morning wake that ass up now I ain't about to go crazy

but this Ray J and I've officially joined the breakfast club the breakfast club power 105.1 wake them up wake them up wake that ass up just for family member just for everybody in my dm yeah i do not know beyonce i do not know jay-z i cannot get you no beyonce

ticket stop calling me get out my dm just for everybody i cannot get you no beyonce ticket okay beyonce clearly about to have the hottest uh concert ticket no it's crazy i got so many calls for beyonce tickets it's ridiculous yeah i got a lot of calls for beyonce i'm a pickett smith winfrey knows card and i didn't get none you ain't get no calls i got a lot of calls now they're saying uh beyonce's uh beyonce's ivy park adidas clothing line is not doing as well as expected. They said 40 million in sales in 2022 is down from 93 million in 2021. And they projected the line would do 250 million. Now, I asked Taylor, who's into one of the producers up here.

She said it's just too expensive. She said the line is very expensive and a lot of people can't afford it. But I was told it was sold out in a lot of places. So I'm not sure. So what you going to wear to be honest his concert see y'all gotta start thinking I gotta start thinking you know yeah I'm not thinking about this you know I know I know Beyonce tickets expensive but you know maybe Beyonce should do her tickets with some bundles come with a free Ivy Park

outfit when you in the you in the stadium you want to have be reppin Beyonce right right I want to get I want to I mean it's so much it's so much hype on it I want to go plus the want to, I mean, it's so much, it's so much hype on it. I want to go. Plus the last, the Renaissance album, that's what it was called? Yeah, the Renaissance album. It made me feel good.

Yeah. We can do some bootleg Ivy Park. What you mean? We can do some bootleg Ivy Park. We call it Poison Ivy Park and we bootleg it. And sell it half price? You going to a concert? Oh,

I'm definitely going. I went to the On The Run tour. I'm definitely going. Come on now. You already got? I ain't got them yet, but I'll get them. We got people in places.

We got some people in places. I ain't got them yet, but I'll get them. We got people in places. We got some people in places. I ain't got them yet, but I'll get them. I think I do too. Like, I think I'm just good. Just got to reach out. I'll pay for them.

I don't have no problem doing that. I never had no problem doing that. I ain't paying for them. I think the ticket was like 70 grand or something, no? No, not that much,

but they out there. Two tickets was like 70 grand, I heard. Man, cut it out. They said front row was like 70,000 or something like that. I don't want to be front row.

I don't need to be front row. Well, where do you want to be, Charlamagne? I just want to be in the building. I'm fine with that. Is it a lowercase me or capital? I mean, lowercase M or capital M?

What is you talking about? What M? What are you talking about? I was trying to connect to the Wi-Fi. Man, could you stay with us? Listen, here's the thing about the Beyonce tickets. Yes. I could be in like a box somewhere.

I don't need to be. You know, it's whatever. It's cool. Yeah, whatever they want to send me the tickets. Shout out to the team. I'm trying to get into either the front row or the sky box Let's do that. All right now life Jennings He was out in Oakland and got robbed of a hundred and twenty thousand dollars worth of jewelry. No, man

When I got down to Oakland, you know, I pulled up to this spot again another place I wasn't supposed to be went inside so some cats blew up and basically um bust the windows out the thing and like snatch my little book bag it's like 120,000 worth of jewelry in there my computer and ID passport credit cards all that and of course you know I was upset like what all this that we be doing out here who the is we trying to impress or trying to convince that you know we still out here about that life because i know i'm not i used to be but i'm really not and i just really wanted to share this because it might be somebody that got their foot straddling right now that's still trying to be something

you know i'm saying that that they're not anymore it ain't a bad thing not to be a certain way because that's called growth in order to be else, you have to let something else go, man. I understand why things happen. You know what I mean? But, you know, life said something very important. He said he was someplace he wasn't supposed to be. He should have been. So I wonder what made him go there.

Yeah, you got to, like, lay low. Like, it's so fast things can happen. That's right. You know, once you move out of a place um most people are probably like try to get people to come out of it i wonder where he was because i was out in um oakland last week shout to mr fab he had a whole birthday week of uh parties and events and things like that so i was out there with him and i love oakland oakland's a beautiful city so uh shout to everybody in oakland and san franc, which is very connected.

Sorry to happen to life, though. The West Coast. And lastly, I just want to salute and drop a bomb for quality control. Come on now. You got to talk about Coach P and Coach K and P. They have sold their company for $300 million

plus deal to Hive America.ica so congratulations to them so we're not sure of the ins and outs of the deals but we do know it's over 300 million and they say scooter braun was the one that uh was the one that did that deal so congratulations to them that's 300 million dollars and that's a lot of bread so i love it i'm sure that will be for uh what little yachty amigos city girls city girls little baby a lot of that kind of bought it from I'm sure that would be for Lil Yachty, Amigos, City Girls, Lil Baby, a lot of that kind of stuff.

So Scooter bought it from them? I think Scooter Braun was one of the ones that negotiated that deal. I'm not sure. Helped to orchestrate that deal. Helped to orchestrate that deal. The sale of that deal.

So man, get the capital for your family. I love it. We know this rap game is very fleeting. You know what I mean? You think about all of these record labels

that have come and gone. So if you can get a $300 million lump sum at one time why not and scootabrawn is actually the ceo of hive america they said the deal was valued at about 320 million that includes stock and cash how much you selling raycon for when the opportunity comes right what you looking at what's the number for you because Cause you already evaluated at a hundred million dollar company. Yeah. I mean, you know, it's a,

it's a, my board, you know, it's a whole thing. Um, I wouldn't know. I just, I think, and the,

the, the, the, the bar is beach, right? When you think about what, what, what,

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what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what,

what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what into home products and other things, too, just to maximize. But I think we need another three, four years.

Okay, okay. You need a 10-year run to do it right in any business. A lot of people want to hit the lotto, and that's cool. And a lot of people want to hit record. More people hit the lotto than got hit record. That's right. People don't understand that, man. What Ray said is important.

You build a business you know if it has a 10-year run cool but businesses are built to be sold yeah 10-15 run is solid anything before that and you like you're not really with it and y'all say folks are selling out but no people are buying in that's right hey that's what people do they build businesses to sell them and to each its own in different ways like the music business is different like I'm in tech more than music but I know we got to... That means rap it.

Yeah, I see. Well, that was your rumor report. When we come back, we got front page news. Now, the happiest place on earth is firing 7,000 people. We'll tell you about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Looking to turn a small bet into a big payday

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It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got our guest host, Ray J here. We live. Yo, we live. We live. And let's get some front page news. Brooklyn Nets have traded Kevin Durant to the Phoenix Suns.

So that means Ben Simmons. That means Ben Simmons is the star of the team. And that means that courtside seats are now $25 at the Barclays Center. And you can get four tickets for $0.62. Why? Ben Simmons ain't good? What? He good. No, he's not. I don't watch basketball. Exactly.

The crazy thing is the Brooklyn Nets were supposed to be that squad. Remember when they got Kevin Durant, they got James Harden, and they got Kyrie Irving. Everybody thought they were going to win for the next four or five years. They was fighting on everybody. Listen, now is the time to give the Brooklyn Nets your ass to kiss because they was giving y'all their ass to kiss when they had all them stars in the building.

I wonder why they traded Kevin Durant. He's one of the best players in the NBA. I wouldn't let him go. Because he came there to win a championship with Kyrie Irving. So you just let him go and then you just have nothing? Kyrie's gone. Why not? They got, what, four first-round picks?

The Nets might be good in the future. In the future. But as of right now, remember how they fronted on you. I want everybody to remember how the Nets fronted on them when they had KD, Kyrie Irving, and Ben Simmons in the building. Well, I'll be there tonight for HBCU night. They weren't even doing HBCU night when they had KD and Kyrie Irving. What's HBCU night? I got left for the HBCU.

That's where they rep all the HBCU colleges. They invite all the colleges. Hampton, Howard, Morgan, Clark. What about Alabama State? Alabama State. I'm from Alabama State. You went to Alabama State? Yeah, I graduated.

College Hill. You don't mean to have seen a radio on College Hill? No. Yeah. What, you got your diploma? No, I didn't graduate. It's a degree, right? That's what you get the degree in.

No, I didn't get it. What did you study? I flunked. That's not surprising, right? No, I failed, but I'm, but, yeah. What did you study? I flunked. That's not surprising, right? No, I failed. But I'm, but, yeah. What was your major? Well, it was for multiple disciplinary studies.

So multiple. You know what I'm saying? Multiple disciplinary studies? Multiple disciplinary studies. Like, I try to go. Is that a thing? I tried. I'm, well, I'm ASU now, but TSU.

What's ASU? ASU, Alabama State. But TSU, I did real bad. Sorry, TSU. What's ASU? ASU, Alabama State, but TSU I did real bad. Sorry, TSU. What's TSU? I'm trying to do. Tennessee State? No, Texas State.

All right. Continue with front page news. All right. Russell Westbrook was traded to the Jazz, so looks like the Lakers got a D'Angelo wrestling a couple of others. I heard the Jazz is going to wave him, and he's going to end up with the Clippers, I heard. All right.

Yeah. All right. Yeah. Now, orange juice. If you're an orange juice lover, they're saying the orange juice shortage is about to happen. They're saying, of course, the crop shortage is happening. It's worsening, and now orange juice prices will be going sky high in the next couple of weeks. So if you're an orange juice lover like myself, expect to pay a little bit more money. I just have some Tropicana.

Me too. I'm not going to money. I just have some Tropicana. Me too. I'm not going to lie. I like when they have shortages. The reason I like when they have shortages is because it lets me know that at least they're using real products. It's not GMO. Everything ain't supposed to be in season, people. You know what I mean? Like, sometimes you go, it'll be a certain season, and strawberries be in season, watermelons be in season.

Everything ain't supposed to be in season all the time, America. Now, Disney plans to cut 7 000 jobs which is crazy so they're gonna cut 7 000 jobs from this global workforce so that lets you know that either people are not watching disney the same or they're not going to those parks so there's gonna be a lot of people that are gonna be looking for jobs in the next uh 365 days boy it's about to be real out here ain't nobody getting their vitamin c because ain't no oranges people losing bad jobs it's about to be real in the field you hear me have sessions on the way now lastly did y'all see the uh video of jill biden and kamala harris's husband sharing a kiss they call it a strange kiss math they kiss somebody on the mouth have you ever kissed somebody on the mouth by accident old people old people do that to you they do that all the time

old ladies love to try to catch a little side yeah old ladies love to try to get a little sugar now absolutely that was pretty direct though yeah that was nasty ain't no way in hell you're supposed to be

kissing my wife on the mouth like that bro yeah that's crazy ain't no way ain't no greeting nah that's when you you greet somebody

that you sleeping with like that like they that was a nice little peck that was a peck it was some saliva and it wasn't even like shocking like you know you kiss my wife like whoa it was just like it was natural they, that was a nice little peck. That was a peck. It was some saliva. And it wasn't even like shocking. Like, you know,

you kiss my butt. Whoa. It was just like, like it was natural. They do that all the time. Maybe they do. What about COVID protocol? That ain't,

you ain't supposed to be doing that now. It was direct, though. We'll just be in and out of consciousness, man. Nah. No, it was direct. It was direct. That's what I'm saying.

I ain't talking about like, you know, sloppy like that, but it was like, hey, boom, direct. It wasn't like boom, boom, boom, boom. You got to have a little conversation with your significant other. Maybe that's just the thing, though. Maybe everybody kisses each other on the mouth when you get

to a certain age, because I know a lot of older ladies used to try to kiss me in the mouth when I was younger, like straight on. Really? Yeah. I just said that, Ray. Oh, you did? He said it like this. You said it like that. No, because I was looking up TSU. Tennessee State University?

Man, why am I paying attention to this guy? And that is your front page news. Now, when we come back, I'm scared to even go here. Ray J had a topic. Go ahead, Ray. My topic is this. Fellas, fellas, look. Don't wear white drawers.

First off, wash your ass. Okay. You have to wash over and over. Wet wipes. Wet wipes. Go get your wet wipes. In the bathroom is all good. Why don't you want fellas to wear white underwear?

I'm just protecting them because if they got somebody washing their drawers for them, especially like they woman, then they can't be the man wearing white drawers because you guarantee to have some doodle streaks in it so basically Ray had a traumatic experience he wasn't with us yesterday but he was something happened something happened something happened no no I just came and put a list together all the advice I wanted to give you going into Thursday and Friday I don't know no grown men that wear white underwear but I. That's little boy stuff. Then that's fine. I'm just...

I'm just... I ain't wear white. I haven't worn white underwear since I was a little boy. Nobody wear white underwear. Because you guarantee doo-doo streaks. Sometimes my Calvin Clines is white. They got the red strip in their Calvin Clines. And who are...

And you're what? Your housekeeper wash your drawers? Your housekeeper? Or white? My wife ain't a housekeeper. So you gotta... So we gotta ask the wife has she ever seen doo-doo streaks? I'm sure she has.

So what's the question, Ray? You don't want... Like, you want, you, like. Do you wear white underwear? Do you wear white underwear? I just want to respect. You're trying to say wash. I want to respect the washer. Okay.

I'm respecting the washer. I see what you're saying. You don't want washers to be having to wash grown men's white drawers and see Doodle Street. The person that you love or the person you with. Okay. That's why I asked if it was your housekeeper. Then she just washing drawers. So this is what we're going to do.

We're going to do an intervention this morning. What? We're going to have people call up if you still wear white underwear. This is a safe space.

You can call up and talk to us about it and we're going to pose an intervention. And women, if you're washing drawers, white drawers, have you seen

doodoo streaks in your either? Or fellas. Or fellas. They might have a man. Yeah, fellas, if you got a man, you got to hit us too if they might have a man. Yeah, fellas, if you got a man, you got to hit us too if they wearing white drawers.

And they got this thing. Yeah, yeah. A little brown, red stains in there. Yeah. Ray J's here, ladies and gentlemen. Red stains. What is that from? A burrito?

A burrito with some strawberries and vegetables? Blood, Ray J! From that hot Cheetos? Blood! Oh, from blood. Oh. I was thinking about from hot Cheetos or something. Hey, Charles, it's the Breakfast Club.

Go for it. Wake that ass up. Now, I ain't about to go crazy, but this Ray J, and I've officially joined the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time call 800-585-1051 to join into the discussion with the breakfast club talk about it morning everybody it's dj nv charlamagne the guy ray you don't need headphones willie ray we are the breakfast club now J., our guest host, is here. And he came this morning with a topic.

He came ready to work on time. And his topic was doo-doo stains. So explain to the people what you're thinking. Well, wash it. Okay. Over and over and make sure it's clean. That's the first thing to get out the way. Because I'm not trying to camouflage hiding the doo-doo streets.

Hygiene. Okay. You get what I'm saying? I don't want to hide them with the black draw okay but I prefer everybody to protect a sexy and be it have that poise if they need to have it if you wearing black drawers because if you wearing white drawers and somebody washing them for you that you love yeah why if you're gonna bossing up boyfriend how you gonna boss up and you got doodle streaks in your drawers that she washing or he washing I How you going to boss up and you got doodle streaks in your drawers that she washing or he washing? How you going to boss up

and you wearing white underwear? Little boys wear white underwear, man. Boxer briefs coming white. What's wrong with you? Calvin Klein comes in white. Ethica coming in white. And regular boxer briefs. Not just da-dun-da-dun.

Yeah, I got some white Ethica drawers. I'm not going to front. See? I just don't like white underwear. I like, you know, underwear with some color. Like right now I got black on. And why don going to front. See? I just don't like white underwear. I like, you know, underwear with some color. Like, right now, I got black on. And why don't you like white underwear? Um, because it reminds me

of childhood. You know what I mean? It makes me think of Fruit of the Looms and stuff like that, and I'm grown. You know, I like wearing black. And, you know, when your significant other tells you... All of us got wives. Our wives tell us what they like to see us in. You know what I mean? So if your wife says, I like you when you wear the black joint, that's what you're going

to buy more of. You know, I'm actually telling you something on the low. Oh, that he got white joint, he got too much doodle stain, she won't see it no more. No, I don't have that kind of, no, I wipe very well. No, there's no way around it, Charlemagne. That's not true. Charlemagne. That's not true.

Charlemagne. That's not true. Wet wipes. I've done my study. You can dab the tissue. I want to hear Ray J talk about he did his study. Go ahead. I did my study.

I did a poll. How many asses have you studied? How many white drawers have you seen, Ray, that you have done this research? I just had roundtable talks about it. Okay. And a lot of fellas had something to say about it. Like, nah, I wipe. I'm good.

Never. Right? And then I had a talk with all of the wipe washers. And they see a lot of doodoo stains. Everybody's seen one. Let me flip the script on you. What about women wearing white thongs? Or white...

Because they can have doodoo stains, too. And some of those asses are fake stains in a thong. And some of those asses are fake, so it's going to be hard to wipe some of them asses. Ain't no doodoo stains in no thong, bro. I just... Thong ain't nothing. I'm not used to that question.

So I don't, I don't really know how to respond. But I, cause I know men wash too. And I know women wash. So I don't know. I can't, I don't, I'm not, I don't. Ray, you trying to do an intervention this morning. You want to talk to these men who wear white underwear and try to get them to do otherwise. You must be coming out with a product.

You must be, you must got a line of Ray draws coming up. I don't have a line of Ray Draws coming out. This is just from the heart. Okay. Because I feel like I got a lot of knowledge to kick to the people. Well, let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's going on, y'all?

This is Top House Cutler, Duvall County. Hey, what up, brother? Talk to us, man. It sounds like you don't wipe correctly. One time I was dealing with this cheat, and I used to do the laundry sometimes, and I had seen some of the droness and LaDuke. Take us on Bluetooth, bro. Yeah, because all of the good words is being bleeped.

Listen, I was with a chick doing her laundry. I used to do her laundry every once in a while and I seen some LaDraws and some LaDuke. You sure it was Dookie Stays and not Blood from a period? and some little dookies. You sure it was dookies? That is not blood from a period? No, I know it was. You smell it? Man, what is wrong with you, man? I don't know.

Some people like that smell. Would you smell it? We talking about a woman and her drawers. Some men like to keep it in their pockets. I ain't smelling nothing brown in nobody's drawers. All day, they put it on their mustache.

All day. Like this all day. Not the brown. Ray J, let me tell you this story one time, Ray J, about brown, right? One time we had a mattress up here. Come on, leave that alone. No, that's old. Come on, move on.

Knock it off. I gotta know. I know you don't. What happened? Was it a mud fest? No. I put my finger in it. No.

And what? I thought it was coffee. Come on, go. It wasn't coffee. Don't make me start telling those stories about you now. All right, you right. All right. Hello, who's this?

It's Marquise. Marquise, what up, brother? What's up, man? Good morning. Good morning. So we'll talk about that later. Yeah, what? Hey, brother.

Yo. Get it off your chest? Yeah, I'm only wearing dirty drawers. Yeah, what's up? Please talk to us about them. Yeah, man, you can't wear white drawers, man. I don't even let my lady wash my clothes. You get me? When's the last time you wore white drawers, Mar's up? Please talk to us about him. You get me? When the last time you wore white drawers, Marquise?

And why are you scared? Because he know his ass. Nah, my ass ain't dirty. That's a lie. You wouldn't be afraid of the white drawers if your ass wasn't dirty. It could get dirty is what I'm saying. gotta wipe your life yeah like it could get dirty over time and during the day after hard work hey by the way i feel like when you gotta when we say wipe till we see nothing but white when you gotta constantly keep doing that i don't think you finish pooping meaning i don't think your bowel has properly come out your body i feel like there's still a

little bit in there and it's kind of like wiping the end of a crayon over and over. Yeah, like it's a little peeking still. Yeah. It's not all the way done. That's right. So what happens when are we talking about this on air? Yes, because people need to be having a good bowel movement. I know and that's why I'm concerned about this being my topic

because I had a lot of them. Yeah, but you came with this one. This one is going viral so. Yeah, it's going to this one. This one is going viral. Yeah, it's going to say Ray J talked about the traumatic time he saw somebody's white underwear. No, what I'm saying is what this should say is first wipe your bottom, wash your ass first over and over. Then don't wear no white drawers. Okay. Hello, who's this?

This is Vore. Vore, good morning. Good morning. We're talking... I went to the police academy back in 2018. Uh-huh. And they made us wear white underwears throughout the academy. So ever since then, I've been wearing white underwear, like white compression shorts.

And how's it been going for you? Yeah, how many doodoo stays you see a week? None, like, surprisingly, like... One or two? Yeah, probably like one or two. One or two streets. Let me tell you something about people

especially it's all about how you ask them we will lie so fast but it's all about I like one or two but see when I asked him it was different

because he heard the tone that care let me ask you a question brother in the police academy they check your underwear in the police academy my girl favorite song is one wish

man I appreciate that man well listen my one wish for you today is to not wear them white drawers and wear them, wear the darker ones, so...

There you go. Just so you good in the house and, like, you know... I might even better wipe your ass. No, I'm telling you, if you wipe your ass anyway, you still gonna get

a streak or two. But let me ask you a question, boy. They check your underwear in the police academy? Yeah, they go to our lockers. Oh, go to your lockers, okay. You got to have five pair of underwear in your locker

throughout the week. So five pair of underwear in your locker going to give you about 25 doodle streaks a week. That's crazy. 25 doodle streaks a week is crazy. That's insane. 585-1051. If you just joined us, Ray J is here.

And he came this morning with something that was on his mind. White underwear. And I got a couple other things, too. They faster, but yeah, I got to talk to him. Okay. I got some deep stuff to talk about. All right. Well, it's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Do you wear white underwear? Ray J says you shouldn't as a grown man. Do you wear? Because doo-doo stains will be all over your white underwear. And it's disrespectful to the woman that's cleaning your underwear or the man. Or the man. That's right. And that the man. That's right.

And that's it. That's right. And I'm trying to look out for them, the people who washing and spending their time like getting your stuff clean. Okay.

Men who have other men is more than one color down there though. What is? It's just brown. Green? A little brown, a little red.

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Yeah, they might not have been knowledgeable, so it might not be childish unless you got, like, a Superman character on it. But it's just having the knowledge of knowing what that produces. Well, you know what Superman is. Superman's underwear is red. Well, it's white, but maybe you get the white one with the Superman on the back cheeks. You know what I'm saying? White underwear is childish, bro. Yeah, man.

Hello, who's this? It's dangerous. Can you hear me? Yeah, I can hear you. What's your name, brother? Oh, Big Baby 300 from Houston, Texas. What's up, brother? We're talking about wearing white underwear.

You wear white underwear, brother? Hell no, but mommy did. You who? But I made them stop. Who did? My uncle. Your uncle did. How you know what kind of drawers your uncle wear, bro?

You want to tell us the story? Well, I made them stop because he had it in my hand. He had one of Powell highlighters. Oh, word, word. Okay. He still always, he had those Powell highlighters and scrubbed it in there before he put it in the wash. And one day I was like, what are you doing? He's like,

I'm trying to clean your uncle's underwear. I'm like, no, that's nasty. That's nasty. And she's like, but he likes them. He likes the way they feel The way they look I'm like Nah he needs some boxers Or wear some shorts

Or something I wear white underwear Sometimes But where did it What is she What was she was Washing it With what he said

You know like the little Tied white out Oh she was Whiting out the doodle streaks Oh my god Cause after you wash them That brown still stays There a little bit It's a little faint Color brown You wash them, that brown still stays there a little bit.

It's a little faint color brown. You never really get that brown out. And that's why I feel like I got a lot of stuff to help people with. I'm helping. You right. They can't be putting white out on the doodle streets. Enough is enough. But I wear box of briefs and LePackage.

Sometimes Ethica comes in white. I wear it. They really shouldn't make white on you. So I'm telling you, there's doo-doo streaks that your wife probably witnessed, but y'all been together for a long time, so it's all good. Now she looking the other way. What up? Take some more calls. She definitely just looking the other way. I hope not.

Hello, who's this? This is Tyrone from Flash. How y'all doing? What's up, Tyrone? Hey, shout out to DJ Envy, Starlamaine. All time flow, great day. Yes, sir. Love, you know, DJ and Vince Charlemagne. Yes, sir. And the all-time slow Ray Day, you know. Yes, sir. Love, love, love.

Uh, how old are we? We above 10. We should be wearing those. We definitely above 10. Uh, white drawers in the booth. That's what I'm saying. By the way, kids definitely shouldn't wear them. You know, they don't even let kids wear white clothes or go near the white furniture because

they know they're going to put stains on them. So why would you put white drawers on your chair? See, people haven't really thought about it as deep as I've put the time in. And I think even kids having them on is now even more ridiculous. I agree. It's a lot to look at and it's a lot to deal with because you know it's there. Even in the black drawers, they might be there. But you can't see them, so you it's a it's a you good white drawers don't matter bro yeah you hit you like

especially if it's a bad one too like if you like you you you had like a bad one you was locked lactose you took one then after that you wipe but it wasn't enough yeah but you but you at work so then after that you get home and then it's like this green and brown and it's everywhere and then they get them and they wash them how they how do you get home, and then it's like this green and brown, and it's everywhere. And then they get them, and they wash them. How do you think they feel about you? That's crazy. Hello, who's this? Green and brown is crazy.

You get me? Good morning, Breakfast Club. It's Francis from Fort Myers. Hey, Francis. Now, have you ever washed your man's doodoo stain underwear? Never. My man does not have no doodoo stains or no underwear. So he don't wear white drawers then, right?

No, he knows how to wipe his ass properly. He does wear white drawers. Like DJ Envy says, he's got some Calvin Klein's that are white, and they stay white. I don't believe it. I think that you're making your husband look good because you should. I would never snitch on my husband, especially on the radio. So absolutely, I feel you. But I'm telling you, if he's consistently wearing them, for sure there's been a streak or two.

I mean, Ray J projecting this morning. No, you get swamp booty, but you don't get no stains. Wait, you said, and what's swamp booty? I'm not familiar with that one. That's what you're talking about. When you work out here in Florida, you got booty sweating. Your butt's wet. So it's more like a grayish.

Yeah, but I think it's more important to talk about these females that believe in stains on their undies. Damn, talk about it. But a lot of females don't let other people wash them, though. For any males that be doing laundry for their wife or their significant other, females got to learn how to take care of their eyes and do. You right, you right. But I think with women, we might expect it more

because we know y'all got a lot going on down there. You know, the discharge. But not a lot. We don't necessarily wash our wives in the but not that's a word that we yeah actually my daughter you gotta wear the liner is there's no excuse and even in the medical field because i'm in the medical field i tell them the importance of that no that ain't that's real if you want to humble no excuse ladies want to humble themselves look at your panty liner every now and then. My thing is, how many in relationships, how many men do you think wash the family's clothes in the relationship?

I don't. Do you? No. Out of every 10 men, how many do you think washing a girl's drawers? 0.5. 0.5. I think it's 50-50. It's 50-50.

My husband helps me out because I work a lot. I'm a teacher. So it's 50-50. He washes your drawers too? Absolutely work a lot. I'm a teacher, so it's 50-50. He washes your drawers, too? Absolutely. You got some doomsdays in there before? Hell no. I bet you won't let him see that.

Because I wear them panty liners. And I bet you won't let him see that panty liner. No, and then at that, if you're married, you should still be cautious about it and just spot your underwears out. Don't be nasty. That panty liner be looking like the subway in the 80s. Mad colors.

Graffiti colors. I will tell you, if I wear underwear and I see a streak, I throw it out. I throw it out. I toss it. Yeah. Yeah, I toss it too. I toss it. Now, when you throw it out, do you throw it out in the bathroom, in the upstairs, wherever

you like at home? Or do you go down to the one that's about to be like... I go down to the one that's down and I put it way in the bottom, upstairs, wherever you like at home? Or do you go down to the one that's about to be like... I go down to the one that's down and I put it way in the bottom. Okay. It's embarrassing because it shows that you really don't know how to wipe yourself, man. That's the key. Nah, you go sometimes, you go hard sometimes, man. And you can't help it sometimes when you out in the field.

And when you get home... Nah, you're live. I give you about five, six wipes and then i'm all get tired and i keep it moving yeah you in here talking about how your doodle be green and brown you got the beef and broccoli doodle that's i never said that i had any kind of beef and broccoli broccoli doodle was crazy yo yeah and then if you got i said that there was doodoo and draws that had the color of green and brown if you got it was a green the red and brown you added them you you you was the painter you said let's get a little bit bloody you got the maroon the maroon mud butt

is crazy that's out of control that's true like what is it like what is what is it turning to if you mix it all up together it's like i don't know like all right when you come back we got your rumor report clay likebutt is mad. We got to talk about something I hate talking about, but it's everywhere. So we got to report it. We got to talk about Offset and Mob Ties and J Prince. We don't have to talk about it. But we can.

I got another topic that's even worse. But let's talk about what's on the list. Because I got some good ones. I got some good ones. And I got some stuff, ladies, that I want the fellas to know because they got it twisted with y'all. They really think that they somebody. They think that they doing something. Let me break it down and let them fellas know that they got it totally misunderstood.

The moral of the story is wipe your ass. No, no, no. This is something totally different. We'll get to that after we pay bills or do other topics. The next one, ladies, y'all about to be like, Ray J has said the realest stuff in the world today. And fellas going to be like, he right. My goodness. Ray J is our guest host.

Room is up next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Mask off. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got Ray J, our co-host here.

Willie Ray. Mask off. I have my mask on. I had my Black Panther mask on when I met Kanye. What are you talking about? Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Offset and J-Prix. Rumor has it.

Rumor has it. Call out a name or you gossiping or you chatty patty. I'm gossiping. This is The Rumor Report. I mean, I guess we on The Breakfast Club. This is where the tea spills chatty patty. I am gossiping. This is the rumor report. I mean, I guess we on The Breakfast Club. This is where the tea spills, right? Yes. On The Breakfast Club.

I so hate talking about this, but I mean, this is the rumors. Now, Jay Prince mobbed Taz, the brothers, Jazz and Junior. Well, Jazz is Junior. And what was the other brother, Mike, were on Million Dollars Worth the Game. And they were talking about what happened out in Houston with Takeoff. They were talking about the situation and talking about Offset as well. Now, this conversation, like I said, was on Million Dollars Worth the Game. And this was Jay Prince.

This Offset dude, you know, he's throwing rocks and hiding their hand, right? And I don't like them kind of individuals. You know, and the truth of the matter is, one can dance and different things in front of these different cameras and all that kind of s**t. And in reality, the truth of the matter is, s**t wasn't really right there with takeoff when he was alive. I'm going to just say this to you don't never put me in no position where you know i have to defend myself if you want to check out that full interview you can check out that full interview because they highlight a lot of the things that went down that night now uh offset responded to this now it bothers me because of course all these brothers

are healing but he did respond to this how dare one one of y'all n****** speak on me and Tate relationship, n******? You trying to clear your fate, n******? This your fifth interview, n******? You done did about my brother, n******? You ain't think about his mama? You ain't think about the family, n******? We ain't said nothing. Ain't nobody said nothing but you, n******. And if you heard something from me, I'm going to tell you it's going to come from me. Call my phone. Y'all n****** going off of he say, she say. Then y'all n****** supposed to be say. Then y'all supposed to be.

This is who y'all supposed to be. And y'all interviews and it out on an interview. I said, call my phone. All right. Well, of course, went further than that, because then Jay Prince responded to Offset's Instagram post. He want to play victim now, but he was a volunteer when he spoke threats about me and my family name in his mouth about what he gonna do. Why you didn't call me to talk is the twist he want to use. Tell lies in your woman ear. I don't have time to listen to weak

Now you want to fake in front of a camera trying to hide behind takeoff mother when I've shown nothing but respect for her and family. See boy, you acting like you a part of a camera trying to hide behind take off mother when I've shown nothing but respect for her and family. See boy, you acting like you a part of a family that don't really f*** with you because you a snake. Now you don't know me from a can of paint. Let me see if I can refresh your memory. Remember when you called up on me and I came to LA and met with you because you was nervous about your wife performing because she had them issues about using the word fluke you forgot remember when you and sauce walker was beefing and you wanted me to stamp that bush you forgot that too i can go on but i think you remember now

so that's where it happened and then cardi b jumped in and cardi b uh responded on instagram big lies never tell him to show receipts only people that was there was whack and big u why would he be why would we call you something involving crips whole bunch of fairy tales and then whack you know responded i'm cardi b tells no lies whatever whatever whatever i don't like none of this me neither you know I think it's all whack and I got so much respect for J Prince because of what he built

you know we rap a lot but please keep the OG off IG okay that voice message on IG you know the things

he said about Offset on Million Dollars Worth a Game is not what I expect an OG like J Prince to be doing like that's the kind of stuff that's getting the young boys

locked up young boys in trouble so why would you spend your whole life ducking the long arm of the law only to put a spotlight on yourself and be online basically threatening somebody? And I enjoyed the million dollars worth of game conversation. If you listen to the whole conversation in context with Jay Prince. I still thought it was a lot of too much talk. Well, I'll tell you why I liked it.

I liked it because they was on there telling people to screech the stupid. And they were giving warnings to folks on how to avoid the nonsense and prevent tragic situations like the one that happened with Takeoff. So why would the OG Jay Prince then be on social media of all places causing more chaos? Well, this is the reason I didn't like it. I mean, the brother died and the police are still doing an investigation at this point. Right. And if there was problems, because I'm sure Offset is hurt and he's traumatized and he's emotional and he's feeling away and i know uh jay prince and mob ties are trying to make sure you know they protect themselves and make sure they that that they're explaining to people that it wasn't on their watch they didn't have this

done and i get it because everybody wants to clear their names but it's still a police investigation and i would love if if there's so many people in between these brothers right whether you got qc and well not qc but all these brothers in between have a conversation over the phone to see this play out on instagram and social media it does nothing but take it to another level i was and i don't want to see another brother get hurt another brother get shot another brother get killed or anything stupid happen because it doesn't have to be those sides it could be somebody that messes with this person or somebody that's cool with this person and think it's the right thing to do and these are all good brothers you know jay prince is a friend to the room you know all sets of friends in the room so you just don't want to see it go out of character for any of those brothers i was

always taught that street stuff should be in the street correct not on social media not on podcast correct and it looks very strange to see an og like jay prince who we all know historically has strong ties in the street talking like that on social media and on podcasts. And if you don't know who Jay Prince is, let's say you live under a rock, you know he was the founder of Rap-A-Lot Records, which is Scarface and Ghetto Boys. And you know he was a manager of Roy Jones Jr., the boxer. You know he owns a bunch of dealerships in Houston. He owns a lot of Houston.

He gives a lot back to the community, and he does a lot of good out there. And also when you go to Houston and if you ever have a problem and you need to call and touch somebody to make sure you're okay, he's that brother. He's that brother that'll help you out if you need something. We need to be putting our arms around each other because we can't solve problems with the same energy that created them. Once again, we can't solve problems with the same energy that created them. It feels like right now the same energy that created them. Once again, we can't solve problems with the same energy that created them. It feels like right now, the same energy that creates a lot of these problems in the streets is trying to be used to solve these problems.

And that's not going to work. That's not going to work. Well, hopefully somebody get these brothers on the phone, squash that out, and they use their two together to squash and do some positivity. Because, I mean, Jay Prince was the one that squashed Kanye and Drake B for people that don't know. He was the one that squashed the Kanye and Drake beat for people. I don't know.

He was the one that got in between them and made them do that, that concert together and squashed it for Drake said, Drake said, Kanye still the ops. He said, he's still ops. He did that for the mob times. He did that for the mob times.

He did that for Jay Prince. But I think, but that didn't say, he didn't say that he didn't still, it was, he said he's still the ops. Oh, he did.

He said it on that song. On that same bar. Yeah, because it was kind of loud in there. I only heard the last part. Defend your guy, Kanye. Ray. That's right. Defend your guy.

What I was saying was Drake. I said Drake didn't mean it like that in a disrespectful way. Don't tell Aubrey what he meant. Drake. Before you end up in a bar. Shout out to Drake. You don't want to be a bar. Listen, Drake. You don't like that in a description. Don't tell Aubrey what he meant. Drake, what's up? Before you end up in a bar. Shout out to Drake. You don't want to be a bar.

Listen, Drake. You don't want to be a bar. Drake, the only person that I got nominated for a writer's Grammy. You're going to make Drake put your name in a song. You get what I'm saying? You're going to make Drake put your name in a song. Please, Drake. You're going to make Drake put your name in a song.

I'm nominated for a writer for a Grammy. I'm a Grammy-nominated writer because of Drake. This nigga. Boy, this nigga here must be lying. I'm a Grammy. I'm a Grammy-nominated writer because of Drake. This nigga, boy, this nigga here must be lying. I'm a Grammy. Why you don't let him lie like that? Billy, Billy, knock it off. What song, Gray? From the Views.

He sampled One Wish and Views got Album of the Year nomination for Grammy. I don't believe Gray J. Man, this man. I ain't never heard this in my life. What song did he sample? Because I found out late. No, no. I heard that.

This one is crazy. No, no, no. My name was on the Grammys. This crazy what he said about Southwest T yesterday. He said Southwest T let him drive a Bentley 20 years ago. No, for my first Bentley. I was there. I was in the backseat of that Bentley.

See, I told you. Wait. Wait. Yo, you giving your donkey to, man? That's why your cap look like that. Whenever you really cap, your cap actually goes crazy by itself. Yeah, who you giving your donkey to? Who you giving your donkey to?

Look at his cap. That's big cap. No, honestly, when my cap do this, it's trying to get off my head. When your cap does, exactly. It's because it don't want to be there because I ain't capping, so it's trying to leave. The cap don't even want to be with you. When the cap don't want to be with the cap, that's a lot of cap. I keep my tags on my clothes.

No, no, no. I sweated this out months ago. But I had this for like three months, but I keep my tags on. Willie Ray, man. Who you giving your donkey to, man? A guy named Lance Kurtz needs to come to the front of the congregation. We like to have a whirl with him. Alright, we'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be

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It gave him too much money. A Florida man is arrested after deputies say he rigged the door to his home in an attempt to electrocute his pregnant wife. Police arrested an Orlando man for attacking a flamingo. It's a breakfast club, bitches. Donkey of the day with Charlemagne the guy. I don't know why y'all keep letting him get y'all like this. Yes, Donkey of the Day for Thursday, February 9th. Go to a Florida man named Lance Kurtz. What does your Uncle Charla always say about the great state of Florida?

The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida, and today is no exception, okay? Lance is 21 years old from Palm County, Florida, and he's getting Donkey of the Day today because he did something that I used to do when I was younger. And that's steal from a gas station. OK, if you're from a certain environment or should I say certain economic background, meaning you didn't grow up with much. You didn't stole from a gas station. OK, the biggest thing I ever stole from a gas station was gas.

OK, second was a 12 pack of Bud Ice. All right. Back in the 19th. Bud Ice. Bud Ice back in the day. Bud Ice. I didn't have good, back in the day. Bud Ice? I didn't have good taste back in the day. What about Thunderbird? Back in the 1900s and 90s when the Scotchman used to be on 17A in Moncks Corner, South Carolina,

when I was a little badass teenager, I just walked in the Scotchman, took a pack of Dutch Masters and a 12-pack of Bud Ice and just walked out. It happens, man. Okay, I done stole Peanut M&M's, Sauce and XL magazines, couldn't steal comic books, they was too close to the register. But moral of the story is folks didn't stole a lot of gas stations okay and lance kurtz of palm county florida is carrying on tradition the problem is folks in florida don't move like the rest of us all right one thing about florida is they're going to florida all right see when i stole a lot of gas stations i did it when the store was open i also did it because i didn't

have any money lance kurtz well he didn't do it like that okay he didn't do it like i did because he's from florida see lance decided to break into a gas station while it was closed i repeat this man broke into a gas station while it was closed and guess what he stole what some damn dog food now i know some people love their dogs they really do they got dog food at the gas station yes okay yeah so they're gonna they're gonna go all out for their dogs you know i mean if their dog is starving if their dog's ribs is touching they're gonna make moves they think are necessary to feed their dog okay but what happened in this situation was not only did he break into the gas station and steal dog food he got caught you know how you got caught let's listen to him tell the story it's broken with a knife through what the back door yeah through the back door it's all on the security camera i'm sure yeah yeah but what what was your intention by leaving

your card behind uh so that i could come back later and pay for it just so they knew my name you know just in case they got picked. Just so they knew my name, you know? Just in case they got picked up. I didn't want to steal anything, you know? That's against the law. Yeah. I don't know if they teach you guys that. He got caught because he left his debit card there.

Oh, man. He got to remember to get that. He left his debit card there. Why'd he take it out? He was trying to pay for it. The store was closed. It was closed. He broke into a closed store are you listening to ray jay no he's not should have said well i will in a minute i just took my herb or i'll give me five minutes but what i'm saying is he what if he left his car to say hey i'm trying to pay for it i'll be back later here's my car that's exactly what he said play the clip again for ray j pay attention in class woolly ray i'm just taking my urn i ain't kicked in yet through what the back door yeah through the back

door it's all on the security camera i'm sure yeah yeah what what was your intention by leaving your card behind uh so that i could come back later and pay for it that's a good guy so they knew my name you know just in case they got picked up i didn't want to steal anything you it that's a good guy so they knew my name you know just in case i got picked up i didn't want to steal anything you know it's against the law yeah and he's a pet i don't know if they teach you guys that now we don't know if there's money on his debit card okay but that's not even the moral of the story the moral of the story is when you commit crimes the point or so i thought is to not get caught oh so he got the donkey for being honest? He got the donkey for breaking into a store and leaving his debit card and getting caught.

If he was going to do all that, just identify yourself. My dog is sick and Petco is closed. My Jesus. If you're going to leave your debit card, you might as well call the police station and tell them to meet you wherever you're going to commit the crime.

First, I got to go get my dog saved because he's hungry. And then anything after that, I feel like I'm a good Samaritan enough to go, hey, man, God got me. Why do you all get with him? Do you know he told the police that stealing is against the law? And he looked the police dead in the eyes and said, I don't know if y'all know that. I don't know if they teach y'all that stealing is against the law. Clearly, this man is not of right mind. I felt that guy.

Come on, man. I did. I really felt his soul. Well, he was arrested and charged right mind. I felt that guy. Come on, man. I did. I really felt his soul. Well, he was arrested and charged with armed burglary of a dwelling structure and petite theft. And he was released

on a $10,000 bond. Ten? If your bond is $10,000, that means you at least got $1,000, Ray. Okay, so if you got $1,000 to bail out of jail, then you had $1,000

for dog food. Well, maybe his mom has the $1,000 or his brothers or something that's going to bail him out. Or, as we know we know cocaine especially in florida is a hell of a drug it's it it it is bad you had some in florida before you had some in florida we had some what cocaine what i don't do that kind of stuff oh okay i watch movies and they seem like they're enjoying

themselves but that's as far as I go. All right. Please give Lant Kurtz the sweet sounds of the Hamilton's please. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day.

You are the donkey of the day. Yee-haw. All right. Who is that? That's the Hamilton's. Don't even think about it. They're Body Universes.

I've already been Body. Okay. I'm glad you know. I'm glad you know. I'm glad you know. No need to dig up that code. Nah, speaking of getting Body, we got the new RSVP album coming and the new single coming. Tomorrow.

Tomorrow. Even though I was Body, yep, tomorrow. We all became a group and we all understood each other, and they gave me a chance to get on songs with them, and it's explosive. What's the name of the record? Money Everywhere. You know we do a segment on the show on Friday called Pastor Ox with DJ Nyla Simone.

I'm going to see if she's going to play that. You're going to have to convince her to do it. Well, Nyla, she don't be listening to this. She'll be up here tomorrow. So let me pitch it to her. Because by that time, I'll be ready and smart. That's good. You should pitch it to her.

I'm already calming down. See if she'll put it in. Because she plays her playlist. So see if she'll put it in her playlist. Okay. You got to pitch her. Listen, I'm not the relief pitcher. I'm the closer.

Hey. Okay. Now, what if she does like 50 and goes in the bathroom and takes a dump? She would never do that. I think that. I was a lady. I've been thinking about it and 50 didn't call me tripping so I think

everything's okay. He's waiting. He might be. You know he does it on his own time. I called Jackie Long and I said what's the temperature? What's the temperature? Alright, when we come back, Bomani Jones will be joining us. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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Living. Girls' trip to Miami. Mess. Ozempic. Messy, skinny living. Restaurant stealing a birthday cake. Mess. Wait, what flavor was the cake though?

Okay, that's a good question. Hooking up with someone in accounting and then getting a promotion. Living. Breaking up with your girlfriend while on Instagram Live. Living. Living. It's kind of mess. Yeah.

Well, you get it. Got it? Live, love, mess. Listen to Mess with Sydney Washington and Marie Faustin on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Incredible. He's the best ball handler that I've ever seen. Not even close, right?

But how many games is he going to play? He got all kinds of reasons to not show up, not come to work. Now he's dealing with a dude who's not accustomed to giving the ball to anybody else. Neither one of them plays especially well off the ball. I'm with you. But with the Nets, I don't feel like they got better either. Like, this is the rare time I look at a trade and be like, oh, everybody wanted to do worse, huh?

Ain't that something? Because I told Kyrie, he was like, you know, the word was out that he might sit for the rest of the year if he doesn't get traded. Yeah, I bet. You want that max deal, you're going to get out here and play because that's all you can do to get this money. Is that the worst letdown in NBA history? Ever.

James Harden? Ever. Durant? Ever. Kyrie Irving? Ever. I can't think of anything else. Remember how we thought about that year?

The Lakers got Gary Payton and Karl Malone, and they were old. They were old. And we thought it was a letdown when they went to the finals. These dudes won a series. When you talk about generations right when you look at steph and braun over the last 10-15 years objectively whose era really was it this is a this is a spicy one that i've been dealing with and trying to figure out myself because the truth is steph curry won four championships on lebron's watch that's right and

beat braun three times three. And there's no way around that. He beat him on his watch while LeBron was still in his prime. That's right. Let's say the Warriors won a championship this year. And that would mean that Steph had five championships and LeBron has four. I can say LeBron

is a better player than Steph. How could I say that the era did not belong to Steph? And Steph changed the game. He revolutionized the game of basketball in ways Braun didn't. Everybody plays like Steph. Yeah, it's tricky though. LeBron couldn't revolutionize it because you look at Braun and you're like, oh, I can't do that.

Right? Like, there's just no it's just not an option, right? Like, there's no way that I could ever look in a mirror and be like, yeah, I got that. No, no, it's not happening. You can feel like that about Steph shooting. Right, but that's the problem.

People feel like that. They can't do that either. I can't imagine coaching a youth league basketball team right now. For years, I thought he was chucking. I was like, he has to be chucking. The way he was doing them shots, it looked like he was chucking. Let me tell you, man. That year that Steph killed the NCAA tournament,

I was in the building for the first two rounds. I even told him because it kind of like changed the trajectory of my life because I was there in between jobs. And I was watching that and I was like, no, I got to be around this forever. Like it was that big a thing. But he was out there. He's like 145 pounds. The jersey was falling off of him. Steph's doing all that. And you watch it and you're like, well, you can't do that in the NBA because he's just too small. And then you realize after they change the rules in the NBA, actually, he can do this in the NBA, right? So he's one of these dudes we question really just because of size.

It was never a question of whether or not you had the talent or anything else. But, man, if you put a couple tattoos on that dude, we talk about him like he's Allen Iverson because he's got handles like that. He had all of it. And at every turn, he's like, I'm better than y'all think. And we're like, but Steph, we think you're the greatest shooter ever. Could you really? No, no, he was better. Every year, I got to wind up coming on a microphone being like, guys, I swear I was saying that Steph was really good.

But you were right. I did not say he was as good. I know the next time I see him, he's going to have something to say to me. Because he finds out everything everybody says that is the little bittiest slight. And he's going to say something too he ran up on one of my homeboys who comes to the league because we had had a podcast discussion where i was trying to make the point he's a system player but also the system but all that got heard was he's a system player this is years later he walks up to my man not bad for a system player huh i don't think cats understand yeah i don't think people like skin pettiness yeah i don't think people quite get what kind of dude he is

He just went to Christian schools, that's all it is But otherwise, nah, he like us Alright, we got more with Bomani Jones When we come back, it's The Breakfast Club, good morning Good morning everybody, it's DJ Envy We are The Breakfast Club Ray J still running around here And we got Bomani Jones

Is the NBA getting too violent now? It seems like people are fighting more. Too violent? I've always said it's not violent. It's getting back to it. It's getting back to the Detroit, New York, Nick days. Yes, and I love it. The Lakers days.

It's getting back there. You know why? Because good basketball doesn't make people watch. Passion makes people watch. Correct. We like watching dudes elbow each other. We like watching dudes put each other around. I said something on Game Theory.

It was the first words of Season 1 where I was like, you realize there's a whole generation of NBA fans that have never seen their favorite players in a fight. We have seen every single one of our favorite players fight somebody. Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson. All of them. Top to bottom. You can go Kobe.

All of them. Oh, did we ever? Right, right, right. Did we ever? Shannon Sharp, what's your thoughts? I love Shannon. Arguing with a Oh, did we ever. Right, right, right. We got snuffed. Did we ever. Shannon Sharp, what's your thoughts? I love Shannon. Arguing with a couple people on the court. Because at one time, if you argue with somebody on the court like that, you're getting thrown out. Not Shannon Sharp.

I love Shannon, though. Shannon is one of my favorite people. I love him, too. I love him, too. And you're not getting kicked out of the Staples Center or whatever they call it now when you're the number one LeBron James fan. Right? Let's go there. My favorite

thing about that, though. Dylan Brooks, he was ready for that. Dylan Brooks didn't want that. I think it was Desmond Bain was the other dude that came over there. Desmond Bain didn't really want that either. Stephen Adams. Oh, suddenly we have a fair fight. That's a good one. Stephen Adams feels no pain.

He's impervious to pain. He had to reach on Shannon, them other dudes. Woo, woo, woo. Shannon Sharpe would have beat the dog out of him. That's a good one. Listen, you know, before you go on, man, I was talking about game theory. You do game theory by yourself. But talking about Shannon, when you see these heated altercations that Shannon and Skip Bayless get into,

or you even saw Stephen A and Jay get into yesterday, Jay Williams, is that just something that comes with the territory? It kind of depends on the dynamic that you have with your co-hosts. But, yeah, back in, I mean, you think about it, man. Them dudes is up there hollering at each other for two and a half hours a day. Right? Like, y'all ain't even kicking it. Right?

Like, the nature of your show is not antagonistic. Right? Y'all, they go at it with the the ego that skip has and i know skip i know like i don't know them like real close but i know them well enough to talk about in this context and what happened was like i saw in that one with uh shannon and skip shannon didn't have to say you could have took down the tweet no no no just let that go just let that go and skip didn't have to be like i'm not going to take it down and let me explain why. And then whatever their old fight was happened right in front of each other.

And what I've said and I hope for them is this TV thing, that back and forth, only works if the people think you like each other. Like if they know you don't like each other or feel like you don't like each other, it doesn't go. Stephen A and Jay got a little bit of a different dynamic because it ain't their show. It's his show. And the last thing I saw on there, and I haven't talked to either one of them about this, but Jay did something that would have got me right there with Stephen A. But Stephen A. is like, yo, you always tell me what you find interesting. Why don't you just say what you mean? Like, no, no, no.

We're not doing passive aggressive about this. Like, Stephen A. Smith is not a person that's here for your tiptoe. He's right here. Say what it is that you think. But on this issue, they've gotten into these arguments. I was trying to YouTube the full segment, and I found another one of them hollering at each other about Kyrie Irving. That one is particular and in ways seems personal to both of them for different ways.

Stephen A., he got contacts with those people over there and talking to them, and every now and then, he'll be like, yo, I don't care about you or your daddy. So, like, it's clear they got their thing. Jay Williams went to Duke. Jay Williams is from that New Jersey private school basketball world. So they both bringing whatever their things are into this,

but they got shows where people just, like, argue with each other. None of the shows I've been on, Dan ain't built for that. Me and him couldn't holler at each other like that. Oh, God, if I hollered at Pablo like that on television, they send me to jail. Like, it's just, you know, like it's not. Or at least I get detention. Like, it's not.

The dynamic did not allow. They would say stop Asian hate, all kinds of stuff. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, but our dynamic and our interaction didn't work that way. Skip and Shannon, when they're on good terms, they can do it. But, no, that's the thing. When you got that, we when you got that we highlight each other television show and sometime it ain't gonna it ain't gonna be games right how do you navigate that hosting your own show oh i ain't gotta argue with nobody no more yeah but i'm talking about you know we know people like to

see some type of conflict yeah you feel the need to like stir something no because i can't the kind of conflict that we talking about here, I feel honest saying this, and I don't think anybody's going to look at me for being a jerk for it, right? Would you want to argue with me on television? No. Would you? I wouldn't want to argue with me. I can have a conversation.

Yeah, we'll have a conversation. But like, yo, I'm going to bring it to you right now. Most people aren't. That's not a winning proposition for most people. You can't approach somebody like Bomani emotionally. You're going to lose every time. But then I can't approach them emotionally, because then I just look like a bully. It works better.

You saw the thing I had with Jake Paul the other day with that back and forth. I knew going in, if Jake Paul tried me, I'm going to just let him do it. Let's keep going. Okay. I'm a video game boss when it comes to arguing stuff. I don't have to prove anything to those people. So I can just lay back and go with it. What I find works better for me, like with my podcast, people like to hear me talk to my friends like they don't want to hear me in conflict they

want to hear me chilling because that to them is like the refreshing part of it it's like yo right but money's actually just like one of our friends we can just hang out and talk about this stuff but other people i get why they feel like they gotta and i'm not saying that the people we talked about a manufacturing conflict but i know why a lot of people feel like they have to manufacture conflict, but I can just make people mad getting out of bed. I ain't really got to try hard to get them to that place. Gotcha. Well, we appreciate you for stopping through, brother.

Oh, man. Season 2 game theory. What's the days again? Friday's 11 Eastern on HBO and HBO Max. We're on right after real time with Bill Maher. Oh, good meeting. And this week, I believe our in-studio guest is Gilbert Arenas. Okay. Ooh. Yes, good meeting. And this week, I believe our in-studio guest is Gilbert Arenas. Okay.

Ooh. Yes, this should be interesting. Absolutely. This is the rare time where I'm like, what in the world am I going to do with this interview?

I have no... This could go any direction. So we got that. Getting ready for the Super Bowl. Gilbert, good conversation, though. You know, one other thing I wanted to ask you, people look at you

and they see you on HBO and some people might think Bomani came out of nowhere, but they don't realize you've had a long broadcast career. That's the debate I was just having in here earlier because I'm like, there's no point in entry to podcast. I have no

idea how you do it anymore. I was talking to Jamel about this yesterday where she was like, if somebody young came and asked you how you get in the game, what would you tell them? And I would tell them, I don't know. Yeah, turn your computer on. Because I feel like you haven't skipped any steps. that you haven't skipped any steps you have the skill set to sustain where you are i feel like with these new people they just turn on the microphones

start their podcast and they haven't acquired any skills because they're skipping steps and i don't know where you get them right like i don't know if there's podcast school right like i don't know if you know like if the colleges or whatever are like teaching people how to get in and do this but like i remember when i first got in the game i got in writing and i did skip steps but i was working with editors and people who were making me better and then gradually like there were things we figured out and we got to the place was like okay cool this is where i am but now with the podcast game when i talk to people and they ask me like what can they do to get on they never asking me how to make their work better that's right they're like hey

so what can i do with my twitter or my tiktok that's right you know to get people to see it and i'm like look what network can i sign to yeah i'm like exposure get you exposed like if your work is not ready to be seen that's right you don't want this is what we're just talking about coming in here just a little bit earlier like hey man people gonna give you one shot like what you got ain't there you don't want to put that before the world so you need to do whatever it takes to make your work better and then hope that the people who listen to you will share like chuck d says something this is like 10 years ago online i'll never forget and his point was if you have a band or a rap group whatever it is and you got a facebook fan page and that Facebook fan page has 10 fans, your fan page needs to serve those 10 fans.

They're all like corporate thinking is I'm a serve all these people who ain't there. Serve those 10 people. And then those 10 people will tell somebody else about it. And now you're 10 might turn to 12 and then you're 12 might turn to 14 or whatever it is but what they could do is get you your own little audience and serve it and get better and get better and then from there somebody might notice you but even like it was 10 12 years ago like i got on tv via twitter right i got the attention of people who made decisions sending tweets twitter so overcrowded and nobody does anything productive there i don't even know if you can impress anybody

on Twitter anymore to get on. So like, if you want to do this, you better love it because since everybody else is doing it, it ain't going to be

no money out there for you very long either. Exactly. Nah, this is a tough game right now. That's right. I suppose you'll get you exposed.

That's right. Bo Ma and Jones. That's right. Watch the other two of Game Theory, man. Just Friday, right after Bill Ma. That's right. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Just Friday, right after Bill Maher. That's right.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Oh, man. The throne got lion feet on it. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.

Ray J.T. Alcoa host. Now it's Black History Month. What are we doing today, bro? It is Black History Month. And you know, every day during Black history month the black effect podcast network and iheart radio we put out a podcast called i didn't know maybe you didn't either hosted by my guy b dot okay and uh today b dot is going to talk to you about jack johnson and how the great jack johnson went from loved to hated. I didn't know, maybe you didn't. I didn't know, I didn't know, I didn't know. So dig it, December 26, 1908, Jack Johnson became the first African American world heavyweight boxing champion.

He knocked out Tommy Burns. White folks was upset. And they didn't respect it because Tommy Burns was only the champ because the previous champ, James Jeffries, had retired. Fast forward to 1910, James Jeffries say, listen, I'm sick of all this talk about Jack Johnson. He came out of retirement and said, and I quote, I'm only going into this fight for the sole purpose of proving that a white man is better than a Negro. Then white folks were so mad when Jack Johnson KO'd Jeffries in the 15th round. Sparked racial violence all across America.

25 states, 50 cities, 20 deaths, hundreds of injuries. Congress ended up banning the fight. You couldn't even watch it. Now see, Jack Johnson was born in Galveston, Texas. They called him the Galveston Giant. He died in a car wreck in 1946. He was 68 years old living in Franklinton, North Carolina. After beating the wheels off james

jeffries he won 65 of a hundred thousand dollar purse 65k in 1910 that's a little bit under 2 million in 2023 now jack johnson had three wives all of them was white and back in the early 1900s it was a black heavyweight champ and a world heavyweight champ see jack johnson worked his ways up the black sector and became the black heavyweight champ but once he became the world heavyweight champ jack johnson wasn't fighting black folk no more and black folk was upset with jack johnson about that like damn jack johnson you fight all those black people but then when you get over there and fight them white people you act like you can't fight black people no more even though you know how hard it is for black people to fight white people and you over there marrying all them white

women damn jack johnson those things along with being convicted in 1912 of transporting All it is for black people to fight white people. And you over there marrying all them white women. Damn, Jack Johnson. Those things along with being convicted in 1912 of transporting women back and forth over state lines for prostitution. And him eventually doing a year in prison because of it. Just have black folk like, man, we good on Jack Johnson. And I didn't know. Maybe you didn't either. I didn't know. Hi, Charlemagne.

That's right. You know, they're doing a documentary on Jack Johnson, too. Not a documentary, an actual movie. Marsha Ali is playing heavyweight boxer Jack Johnson. But make sure you subscribe to I Didn't Know, Maybe You Didn't Either on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network hosted by my guy B-Dot, man. Available everywhere you listen to podcasts. All right. Up next, positive note.

What up, Dr. Petty? Morning, everybody. It's DJ En you listen to podcasts. All right. Up next, positive note. What up, Dr. Petty? Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Ray J, thank you for hanging out with us today. You got to get on the mic. Ray J, what are you doing? Oh, yeah, for sure.

For sure. Shout out to Herbural. I got a new Herbural deal, a health deal. Stock ticker GPOX. This is big. I'm saving lives. Big Ray. Willie Ray.

I'm saving lives. CEO Willie Ray. What did you do the last two days, Ray willie ray what did you do the last two days right huh what do you do the last two days when you was in new york um check people white drawers nah you know my office raycon is on 27th street so right when i leave here i do raycon till about six and now we doing herbara until we get back to the house so yeah no we doing herbara raycon um and of course crystal i mean everybody's here you know what I'm saying so all of my partners are here

I don't get to spend time with all of my partners in Los Angeles so we doing Crystal's tomorrow morning on Breakfast Club we providing breakfast for everybody

on Breakfast Club tomorrow Crystal's Crystal's will be here providing breakfast where you at Crystal in the morning okay and we launching

the new RSVP single tomorrow tomorrow we gonna talk about that tomorrow maybe you can play like 30 seconds of it you gotta convince Nyla. Nyla does a segment

called Pass the Ox. She's a DJ up here. You got to convince her. Well, tonight I'm going to be at the Barclays Center's HBCU night. We'll be there.

And I want the record to show that Brooklyn Nets was not doing HBCU night when they had Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving and James Harden when y'all had all them shiny new toys

and y'all thought y'all was going to win a championship parade down Flatbush, y'all wasn't doing HBCU night, but now they gone, you want to do HBCU night. Disgusting. This was already on the schedule. And I'm not done with you, Dosh Network. I'll see you tomorrow.

Talk about my pain. I have no idea what Ray J's talking about. You know what? Actually, I think the Dosh Network is where the Brooklyn Nets are going to be showing their games now. Yo, shut up, man. Because no major network wants to carry them. Leave us on a positive note.

Listen, man. The positive note is simply this. I want everybody to know, man, I've been choosing peace over people lately. And so far, I have no regrets. Breakfast Club, bitches! You all finished or you all done? Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max.

You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own?

I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my god. What is that? Bullets.

Listen to Escape from Zakistan. We need help! That's Escape from Z-A-Q Estan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best and you're gonna figure out

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It's Teresa, your resident ghost host. And do I have a treat for you. Haunting is crawling out from the shadows and it's going to be devilishly good. We've got chills, thrills and stories that'll make you wish the lights stayed on.

So join me, won't you? Let's dive into the eerie unknown together. Sleep tight, if you can. Listen to Haunting on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, I'm Marie. And I'm Sydney.

And we're Mess. Well, not a mess, but on our podcast called Mess, we celebrate all things messy. But the gag is, not everything is a mess. Sometimes it's just living. Yeah, things like J-Lo on her third divorce. Living. Girl's trip to Miami.

Mess. Breaking up with your girlfriend while on Instagram Live. Living. It's kind of a mess. Yeah. Well, you get it. Got it? Live, love, mess.

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