The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Shameik Moore Interview, Jess Hilarious Cohosts, Men And Women Experiencing Gay Moments and More!

Episode Date: May 26, 2023

Today we are joined by Shameik Moore to talk about Spider-Man, Dr. Umar, upcoming production company and more!  We are also once again joined by our celebrity cohost Jess Hilarious.   Finally, we open the phone lines to ask “Are You Considered Gay If You Just Tried it Once or Twice?”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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And we're excited about our new podcast, Moms Who Puck, which talks about everything from pro hockey to professional women's athletes to raising children and all the messiness in between. So listen to Moms Who Puck on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. the planet is Friday! Your voice cracked all over the place on that Friday. Jesus Christ. I don't be warming up. I don't do nothing, you know. I don't do no like... I don't hum or anything like that. I just get right to it.

Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. That's the warm-up. Yeah, that's the warm-up. Nah, not with... Oh, maybe. I don't know. Just got to get the lips working. I want to get the lips moving early in the morning.

Okay. No, no, stop. I don't want to be gay today. Did I say anything, Jess? No. Jess Alaris is here. I don't want to be gay today. What's going on, y'all? What did you say? I don't want to be gay today. I say anything Jess? Jess Alaris is here I don't want to be gay today What's going on y'all?

What did you say? I don't want to be gay today Unfortunately you don't have an option That's not how that works Yes I can I can opt in and out That is not how it works 2023 I can opt in and out

You cannot opt in and out You gotta stay in Once you're in you gotta stay in That's not true That's not true That is not true Actually I want y'all to recognize that I identify now as being in my soft girl era.

See what I'm saying? What does that mean? His name is Charlene. That's what he's trying to be. That's right. Soft girl summer is loaded. Can you play some R&B music for us? Pull up.

If you ain't going to pull up to Summer Walk of Hard Life, don't pull up nothing right now. Definitely can't pull that up. You got Beyonce, Summer Time. I know Summer Walk of Hard Life in there. Is it in there? Yeah Definitely can't pull that up. You got Beyonce summertime. I know Summer Walker Hard Life in there. Is it in there? Yeah. And I sent you

a Chloe album last night. Did you start it? I've been had it. Okay. What is this conversation about? I've been had it. That album's been out for months. I think he want to be

Summer Cousin. That's what I feel. I'm like, damn. Like, are you? You got some back end coming from this album? He is serious here. Summer Walker, bro.

I just want to live a soft life, man. I'm tired. Yeah, I know. Who we got joining us this morning? You know what? I know. I know.

Man, can't nobody fake hair like Jess. You hear me? Jess was just jumping whatever emotion you're dealing with. Somebody in here was talking about Tyrese. Oh, my God. Please. No. Lois was in here talking about Tyrese, man.

If you saw the video where Tyrese is talking about how he feel like he was just being used by his ex-wife. I've seen the caption. I didn't see it though. I didn't see the caption. Jess ain't even listening. She's looking at her phone. She's talking about, oh, that's so nice.

That's so nice. No, no. I guess that's what we're talking about in the rumors a little bit. I guess that's. Oh my God. Yeah. So he felt like he was used. We're going to throw.

Yes. She wasn't even listening. And abused. So you don't know. Shut up. She wasn't even listening to the story. Tyrese said he was used? We were going to throw, yes. She wasn't even listening. Used and abused. Shut up. She wasn't even listening to the story. Tyrese said he was used. He was used. And abused.

What more? Yesterday. Somebody stopping through? I wasn't there yesterday. We have a guest? I wasn't there yesterday either. I was in Florida. Yeah, I was in here.

I held on to Florida. Oh, oh, oh. Shameik Moore. Shameik Moore. Oh, Shameik Moore. Yeah, my cousin. He's going to come up here. Yeah, that's my cousin.

Yeah, it ain't on the paper. Shameik Moore from Wu-Tang. There's nothing on the paper uh into the spider verse the sequel to enter the spider verse is coming out so she'll meet more be talking about that and the final season of wu-tang and some other stuff okay she makes it up here before yes yeah yes he's been up here before all right well let's get the show cracking you got charlemagne's feminine music if it ain't summer walker hard life don't play it you ain't got it you know what i'm saying see that y'all don't care about none of the soft girls. Has she been up here?

She been up here? Summer Walker? No. All right, I think you're trying to get her to come. No. Okay. That's one thing I don't do. All right, try to get people to come up here.

No. Okay. No, not even a little bit. Well, let's get the show cracking. We got front page news popping up. Of course, Desmond Figaro will be joining us. Okay, see, now, see, this will work. All right. This is your feminine energy? This is for the soft aunties. Okay, see, now, see, this will work. All right.

This is your feminine energy. This is for the soft aunties. Okay, this is the OGs. This is for the OGs out here. All right, I was just in the room, but this is what we was playing out there. Turn it up a little bit. Okay, Crown Royal person. That's right.

Crown Royal, that's right. Crown Royal bag energy. Yes. That's what I'm talking about. That's right. You see me? Where that fan at? Right here, you already know.

And give me a yes. Yes. Come on now. Come on now. You just ripped the thing off your mic, man. Oh. And give me a yes. Yes. Come on now. Come on now. You just ripped the thing off your mic, man. Oh, I didn't mean to. He like it raw. It's all good.

Freaking, freaking Friday. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning on BET, of course. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to some front page news. Now, Jess Larris is here, our co-host.

And we got Tezlyn Figueroa on the line. Good morning, Tez. Hey, girl. Good morning, Charlamagne Tha God and Jess Hilarious. The hood whisperer. Hey, good morning. Now, let's start with sports. The Celtics beat the Heat last night, 110-97.

And Terrence Crawford agreed to fight Errol Spence Jr. on July 29th, both undefeated. Come on now. That's one of them ones right there. That's one of them ones we've been waiting on for a few years right there. Now what else we got, T.S.? Yes, Texas high school delays its graduation after only a handful met diploma requirements. So this is embarrassing and embarrassment news. Students at Marlin High School in Texas were celebrating the end of classes on Wednesday

and preparing for graduation later in the week when the school district announced that graduation would be postponed until sometime in June. Of the 33 students in the school, only five met the requirements to get a diploma. Damn! Yeah, I know. School officials, that's embarrassing. School officials are currently working with students to help an additional 12 resolve missing credit issues. But the district opted to cancel the ceremony until at least more than 17 students can graduate.

Now, who fought that? Is that the teacher's fault? Is that the kid's fault? Like, who's the ass in this situation? That is a great question, Charlemagne. And the answer to that is, you know, the teachers are teachers are saying that hey we've done all we can do but the parents are saying no the teachers were frequently absent they also called out administration saying that the students you know they weren't told that they were missing any class credits until the last minute but the crazy part is this school actually was ranked a B rating. And that's what I found very interesting. So if this is B level, according to the Texas School Report card,

then that is very, very concerning. Man, I feel sorry for all them kids who couldn't do their little dance. It's a pomp and circumstance. I never got the opportunity to do that. I never walked across the stage and received a diploma. I graduated at night school. Oh, okay. So what was the graduation like?

Yeah. I mean, they had a little ceremony, but I ain't go to that little thing. Like, why would you go to the night school ceremony? Because it's a graduation. Because you went to the night school. You was already, like, I ain't going to say that. Don't look down on it now. Right, right.

I know she was about to say it. Yeah, no, no, no. I ain't going to do it. But you could have. You got all the way there. You could have seen it through. I got it at the house, though. I got the diploma.

Well, that's good. You ain't met up? It's at my mama's house. I'm also a doctor, too, so it don't matter. I got an honorary doctorate from South Carolina State University. You paid for that one, Jess. It's not a payment. It's called an endowment fund.

You and Blacktown have got the same one. Oh, stuff. All right. Well, that is your front page news. We'll see you in a couple minutes, Tess. Absolutely. All right. Get it off your chest.

800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Ray, Ray, Ray. Yo, Charlamagne. Envy. What up? Are we live? The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? What up, y'all? It's Front Page. What's up, bro? Get it off your chest. Hey, man, real quick. That's with the mess. How you doing, sister? I'm doing good, baby. How you doing?

Oh, I'm fine. I'm fine. Hey, Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy. Peace, King. How you, brother? Good, man. Hey, real quick, Charlamagne. With that night school bullshit you was talking about, hey, you don't get no graduation ceremonies with no night school, man. You get the diploma, that bitch waiting for you at your original school, brother. Oh, I know.

I think they did have a little night school ceremony, though, unless I'm tripping. Yeah, you tripping, man. They don't give a damn about it at night school, man. My whole generation did night school. Ain't nothing that. Yeah, once I got kicked out of two high schools, and then they sent me to high school, and I got my diploma from night school in 1998 at Berkeley High School. Two years after I was supposed to get my diploma.

Yeah, man. It just be that, bitch. Ain't no ceremonies with you, though. You're right. I've never done a little pomp and dance, you know? You want to do one now? What did he say? I never did my little pomp and dance to some circumstance.

What is it? I don't know, but we can play circumstance. We can play the graduation music this morning if you want to act like you walk across. No, I don't care. If you didn't go to the regular school, I don't think you need to be saying nothing. What school did he go to? No. The night school.

Yeah. I ain't never had no cap, no gown, no nothing. Aw. You ain't no gown. You want me to get you a gown? No. All right. You can get him a gown.

I'm going to get him a gown. Nice little cute gown. Nice gown. That's right. Hello, who's this? Hey, good morning. How you guys doing? Peace and blessings.

Hey, Sean Stone. Good morning. Charlotte Mayne. Peace, King. Oh, my bad. How you guys doing? Peace and blessings. Hey, Shul and Stone, good morning. Charlamagne. Peace, King. Oh, my bad. Charlene, right? Yes, it's Charlene. You can't call me that.

Why I can't call you that? You identify as that. That is true. That is true. No, I identify as... You just said that in the radio. I identify as Charlamagne, and I'm having a soft girl summer, okay?

Charlamagne, you're not really gay, man. Because you're not really a fun boy, man. Y'all don't tell me what I am, yo. You're not really gay, bro. Don't do that. Come on, man. Because right now, oh, let me say good morning to Jess, man. What's up, Jess?

Good morning. How are you? I'm beautiful, man. I'm doing good, man. It's a great day outside. You know, it's me, Jess, the guy that drive the garbage truck. Hey, love. The one that got a crush on outside. You know, it's me, Jess, the guy that drives the garbage truck. Hey, love.

The one that got a crush on you. Yes, I love that. First of all, you have a crush on every woman that's up here,

damn it. That is facts. What happened to Lala? What happened to Lala? What happened to Claudia? What happened to Claudia, Sean Stone? Oh,

this is what you do? A Porsche. Nah, that's not what I do. You know, I just got love for women, man, that's working hard

and doing their thing, Jess, and you're doing your thing, man. Thank you, love. But I really don't think Charlamagne's gay, man. Charlamagne, do something with Trav, man. What do you mean

do something with Trav? If you're really gay, do something with Trav. You know what I mean? I'm going on this one. Damn, that sounded crazy, yo. I'm just saying, Trav be calling up three days back in a row talking about how many dudes sliding up in his...

Loose booty, Trav, man. Oh, my God. You're going back at Trav. Remember what happened last time you were at Trav. Hey, I'm ready for that clown, man. Brian even had breakfast. You talking about loose booty. It's too early, man.

Come on, man. I'm telling you, Sean, man. It's crazy out here. Wait till 7.30. We don't talk about loose booty until after 7.30, bro. Well, you know how it is, man. No, I don't. No, I do not.

I have no idea. I have no idea how it is. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, call us up. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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Hello, who's this? Hey, yo. What's going on, Solomon? And my girl, Jess Larian. Good morning. What up, bro? What's up, bro? What's up with your name?

It's Coach Davis. How y'all doing? Bless Black and highly favored, sir. Good, brother. Get it off your chest. Hey, yo, listen, man. First off, let me start off with your envy. I love that Lizzy last week. That beige rage was perfect, all right?

But that story I did in Texas, that was crazy. Listen, I'm educated about protection, right? I've been doing this thing for about 25 years. And there's no way in the world that the parents, the administration, the teachers, and more so the kids. Listen, you were a student. You know when you're messing up. You know when to get the right credit, right? Now, I'm going to give a little grace because we're coming off a pandemic and we know how that experiment went, especially within our community.

And we had to deal with that Zoom and all that other nonsense. So I could see that getting caught up. However, 6% of the population, you only got 33 kids. That's crazy. They'll throw the whole administration away. Especially in Texas. Come on.

I do wonder if kids are like rebelling against the curriculum though. Like the curriculum is not stimulating their mind. Yeah. You know, like it probably needs to. Like they're probably learning more fascinating things outside of school. Right. Yeah, I mean, if you really think about it, right? Going to college, a lot of the things you learn from college needs to like they're probably learning more fascinating things outside of school right yeah

i mean if you really think about it right going to college a lot of the things you learn from college you don't actually use right but it's not even college it's high school high school you don't actually use and they should change the curriculum like you said we've been saying this for a long time whether it's you know talking about it and programming whether it's you know accounting whether it's you know real estate whether it's you know mental health and being a therapist things that actually matter now because know, we're talking about curriculums that were, what, hundreds of years old? Yes. And I'm not making it. We're not making excuses for the kids because the kids might just be dumb. But I don't think that's the case. I think that maybe the curriculum just is not like, you know, stimulating these kids' minds no more, man.

Correct. Literally, because I know my son. So my son is fifth grade, and he is on a seventh grade math level. Yeah. And on reading, but my mom is like, we shouldn't skip him, keep skipping him every time

because it might be something else he may miss. But my son be so bored in class, that's why his behavior is not as good as his academics. Academics is up here. Behavior is like, he get bored, he start getting into stuff. match his academics Academics is Up here Behavior is like He get bored He start getting into stuff

What is he like though? What is he like? What does he sound like? To be a clown What do you mean? Oh you mean like Not a clown He's a comedian

He might be following Your foot I mean like Is he into tech? Is he into Oh yeah Oh yeah Gamer

He's into You should put him in that Teach him how to You know Create his own game Teach him how to code Teach him how to code I didn't know he was so good at math.

He is. Yep, seventh grade math level. You know how to subtract because you be taking his money. Whenever I send him a little cash, whenever I send him a little cash, he don't never get it. 800-585-1051. Hello, who's this? Oh, my God. Good morning.

Good morning. Oh, my God. I'm really on the radio. What's up, mama? Oh, my God. Okay, I just have a quick question for you guys. Yes, ma'am. I've been trying so hard to get DEP tickets to the award show in June.

And I know now you guys are pregnant with them. Do you guys know how to get tickets? It's so hard. We ain't even got no tickets. We ain't got no tickets yet. I don't know about them. I got the tickets. I don't know about them, but yeah.

You laughing. Is there somebody you could, like, pass on my information to? Nah, we serious. We ain't got no tickets. Like, nah, I'm joking. I ain't got nothing either, honey. I wouldn't know what direction to put you in.

Maybe they'll give some tickets away on the Breakfast Club. Maybe. That'd be dope if we could get some. That'd be dope. When it gets closer to it. I didn't even know they were doing the sitting.

Like, they still, they not shooting like COVID style no more? No, they back. Nah, they shallage it. They shallage it. I didn't know that. I haven't been to any

award shows since my f***ing COVID, so I don't know. We ain't got tickets, mama. I'm sorry. But get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

Now, when we come back, we got Jess with the mess and her news is real. Allegedly. Yes, we got it. And we're talking about Tyrese. Tyrese feels that he was bamboozled. How you feel about that? I'm sad. She really don't care, yo. I'm sad about it.

I promise you she don't care. No, relax. I do like Tyrese. We'll get into it next. It's The Breakfast Club on BET. The Breakfast Club. You let everybody know your uncle is a faithful black man. But no. Maybe you just want to touch on him.

What? Oh, never mind. Good morning. I don't know what's going on. We are on. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

Jess Hilarious is here. Yes, I am. And it's time for Jess with the miss. And her news is real. Allegedly. Jess with the miss. And my news is real. Allegedly.

Because you're not in the same place. This is The Rumor Report. And my news is real. this is the rumor report on the breakfast club good morning y'all good morning so tyree's discovered his marriage with his ex-wife samantha lee was never real we have audio just go straight to it i left the courtroom during my divorce trial and i realized that it was never love it was just a transaction wow so we did a whole marriage and did the whole duration of a child and starting a family just to find out that it was all about money status transaction that imagine me being the only actor in a relationship to then realize that i was in a relationship for five years and one of the best actors

I've ever met in my f***ing life. I'm shocked Tyrese didn't say it was never love. It was just a transformer. Like, I'm really impressed that every time he says transaction, he doesn't say transformer. Salute to you, Tyrese. I hope they finally get their closure. Are y'all serious right now? Talk to me. No, not you, MVMs.

You, are you serious? I'm never serious. So what we do, what you do is you spew all the time. Black men open up. Black men make it safe for y'all to just open up and just be vulnerable and expose certain parts of your life that you can't go and talk to out in this world. And then you come in here with your bald head and you say funny things about this man being bamboozled by his ex. There's some dead wives out there is it black men except tyrese is that what you're trying to say jess is jess is absolutely right about everything that she said and you're right about what you just said envy you know you're right and envy's right both of y'all are absolutely correct so thank you i spew all those

things that's it's everybody except for tyrese because i know tyrese and. And we know Tyrese. You know what? That said, well, I feel your pain, Tyrese. He put on a suit and everything. You had his hands together when he said that. And I just really felt it. And I didn't appreciate it. So anyway, we're moving on to the next story. I feel you, Tyrese.

When's the last time Tyrese texted you? Just don't care. Like maybe yesterday. I don't remember. A couple days ago. He did not text you. I blocked him. It wasn't the chat.

Oh, my God. I can't see. Why'd you block him? What made text you. I blocked him. Oh my God. I can't see. Why'd you block him? What made you block him? It was just too much. Wow. You know what, Tyrese? If you need a safe space, honey, just call up here. Jess will fix your mess. I'm so sorry about that.

Moving on, because this is some BS. Ice Cube says Mike Epps is funnier than Chris Rock. I mean, not Chris Rock. Chris Tucker. Here go the audio. Just play it. Was Chris Tucker not talked on because this is some bs ice cube says mike epps is funnier than chris rock i mean not chris rock chris tucker here go to audio just play it was chris tucker not talked about being in next friday because i know it was mike epps but yeah he we wanted him you know he he turned it down really yeah he turned it down yeah we wanted to pay him 12 million dollars to do that movie what and he turned it down he said it was for religious reasons he didn't want to cuss and he didn't want to smoke weed on camera bro i mean i'm gonna tell you mike with

mike epps did a great job next friday was hilarious but that's just he was so great in the first one that's just wild yeah i mean but i'm glad he didn't do it because we wouldn't have mike yeah mike you know to me is funnier you you know, just as a pure comic. Yeah. Damn, that means Ice Cube and Chris Tucker ain't never working together. Like, damn, you know what I'm saying? Never speaking at all. I just don't, I just don't understand how even if you are beefing with somebody, you

can't just really tell the truth, like, about, like, like, really? And I love the second, the second version of Friday, next Friday, but Friday is a classic. Of course, of course. Like, that is a classic. Of course, of course. That is a classic. That was genius. That was a masterpiece. All day.

I don't care if I'm ever beefing with anybody. Like, for instance, what, let's say, Wayne. If I beef with Country Wayne, I will still say he is the highest paid black influencer slash stand-up comedian.

I'm going to give him all his props. But what if there's a comedian that's funnier than him? Would you say, hey... If that comedian is funnier than him, I'm going to say that. Like Carlos Miller,

Country Wayne. Ooh, Carlos Miller. Damn. That's funnier than Country Wayne. No, what? My kind of funny. You feel me? Country Wayne is a clean comic,

so he got to all the old people and the Facebook people. So maybe what Q said isn't as bad as people are trying to make it out to be. If you had to choose between next Friday and Friday, which one would you choose?

First Friday. First Friday, all day. Now listen, the funny homeboy round the way, that's funny. I swear, it didn't seem like a script that Chris Rock was going by. And it didn't seem like a script that Mike Epps was going by, neither. But he was like the funny little cousin. That's two different types of...

I think next Friday is funnier because the story is better. It wasn't that Mike Epps wasn't hilariously funny in next Friday. Yeah, that's not what I'm saying. We didn't care about the story. Next Friday was funny, but I think you lose a little bit because Friday was so damn funny.

If there was no Friday, everybody would love next Friday. Smokey's an iconic character. Smokey's a more iconic character than Data. And Friday was just damn funny. If there was no Friday, everybody would love next Friday. Smokey's an iconic character. Absolutely. Smokey's a more iconic character than Dated. And Friday was just more authentic. It was less dramatic, more authentic.

Yes. It seemed like they were having fun. It seemed like they didn't have a big budget and they just was like, let's just do this, let's just do it for the hood

and it's fun. Right. And if he wanted to turn around his life, I salute him for that. But that man, after that, sadly to say,

he hooked up with Jackie Chan, Ice Cube. He wasn't coming back anyway, buddy. He did rush out one, two, three, four, and five. Let let's go they got another one coming out now let's get it all right taylor swift receiving backlash for her collab with ice spice so this is interesting because her ex-boyfriend matt haley which is not even really like her ex-boyfriend she never confirmed whether he was a real boyfriend or not he was on a podcast and he's been known for like doing racist stuff little racist subliminal stuff back back in the day but back in february

he had got on this podcast and this is what he said with the podcasters ice spice you know who that is nick doesn't know she's like one of the spice girls yes she's like this rapper she's the rapper that has inuit spice girl this is chubby chinese lady yeah i'd rather have music do they talk like that did anyone stop like that they don't talk with a chinese accent more hawaiian style yeah more hawaiian welcome to hawaii yeah yeah locals only locals only coconut yeah that's what ice spice is like she's a very attractive woman that released one song and basically everyone was like... So you slide in your DMs, you're like, so what are you, a f***ing Eskimo or something? Yeah, yeah, that's what I was like, you f***ing dumb dude.

He got me Googling, is Ice Spice Chinese? Ice Spice is not Chinese. No, she's not. She's Spanish, she's Latina. It says she's Dominican and Nigerian. Yep, that's what she is. She just is complexion envy, literally. She's stupid.

That's it. But for me, it was the click and it was done I swear some white people make me so sick it was the way you see them and did you hear that's what I thought too so y'all even know like like you know I'm gonna be racist but you you you know I can't stand? You're going to be racist, but you got your racist right. You know what I mean? I'm with you. I can't stand that. So then, this was back in February, before Taylor Swift even wanted to just do a song out the blue with Ice Spice. Let's hear it. Let's see what...

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I ain't going to hold you. It is. And it sounds like every other Taylor Swift song. But I will say this. With Ice Spice, she has three or four records in the top ten. Period. She has one number one record in pop. And then she got another number one record in urban. And this other record we play all the time this morning is a top five record.

So people who said that she's a one and hit wonder and this, that, and the other, she has records. She got the record with Nicki Minaj that's climbing the charts. She's shown and proven what she's supposed to be. Okay, Ice Spice promo and walking into... No, I'm not. I'm actually not. Seriously?

I'm really not, but I'm just seeing what she's doing out there because at first, I thought the same thing. I thought maybe she was a... I hate Jessi. I act like she cares.

I thought maybe she was a one-hit wonder, but no, Ice Spice is proven. Ice Spice out here smoking with that Taylor Swift song, Trash. Yeah, she is, and I really hope that Taylor Swift

didn't just do... I ain't gonna hope. I know she did. She's doing a song because her little ex boo was just in this trouble for saying this. So I just, she's never, ever collabed with a female rapper. It's giving corny to me, but whatever. The song is trash, but Ice Spice going to continue to be great

and always be great. That's just what the mess for the first hour. All right. And her news is real, allegedly. Period. When we come back, we got front page news. Tezlin Figaro will be joining us. So don't move. It's The club good morning the breakfast club your mornings

will never be the same did you hear there's a new streaming service called max with everything on hbo max including hbo the dc universe discovery and more max really has some of the best content there's literally something for everyone in your household max the one to watch subscription required visit max.com morning everybody it's dj envy charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club of course jess hilarious is here yep and let's get in some front page news tesla figaro good morning good morning breakfast club family how you feeling i'm feeling good i'm gonna see little mermaid tonight me too i don't know for tonight but i'm feeling good. I'm going to see Little Mermaid tonight. Me too. I don't know if it's tonight, but I'm going this week. I'm definitely taking my girls to go see that this weekend. Go see my cousin, Holly.

Definitely got to do it this weekend. We got to get those numbers up. That's right. All right. Well, let's get right in the front page news. Now, let's start off with sports. The Celtics beat the Heat 110-97. The Heat lead that series 3-2.

And like I said earlier today, Terrence Crawford agrees to fight Errol Spencer Jr. And that's going to happen July 20th. I cannot wait. Y'all have no idea how much of a dynamic fight that is. We've been waiting for that fight for at least 3-4 years. Who you got? I've always had Errol Spencer. I love Terrence Crawford though. I think Buck get busy but I gotta go with Errol Spencer.

Why? I just think Errol Spencer's slightly bigger, stronger, faster. I just think he's a better boxer. I just think Earl's fence is slightly bigger, stronger, faster. I think he's a better boxer. I just think he'll be too big for Terrence Crawford. But we shall see. All right. Well, let's start off with the Capitol rioter photograph.

What's going on with the Capitol rioters? Yeah, so you remember the retired firefighter, Richard Barnett from Arkansas. That was the man that propped his feet up on then House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's desk. You guys probably remember seeing that picture circulate everywhere. Well, he was sentenced Wednesday to more than four years in prison. The 54-month sentence for Barnett comes after he was convicted at trial on eight counts, including felony charges of civil disorder and obstruction of an official proceeding. So looks like he will be getting locked up as they say lock him up uh he is one of many now that has uh you know actually

got sentenced no he that that's that's a good one because he was like a poster child for those riots even jay-z gave him a bar so that's that's a that's a good one jay-z gave him a bar yeah jay what he said uh you you you had them them rednecks run up in your office, prop their feet up on your desk, something, something. You lost all my little respect. Oh, wow. Yeah, I don't remember the exact line, but yeah.

Okay, well, more than 1,000 have been charged with federal crimes related to the riot. Just over 500 of them have been sentenced and more than half have received prison terms ranging from one week to over 14 years. Oh, yeah, that's the line. You let them crack and storm your capital, put their feet up on your desk, and yet you talking tough to me.

I lost all my little respect. Oh, wow. That was the Jay-Z line. What track was it on? Jay-Z and Nipsey Hussle, What It Feels Like. Wow. Yeah. Yes.

Okay, well, and more Lock Them Up news. Red, let's hit them with a little Lock Them Up, a little sounder right quick. So, more Lock Them Up news. Stuart Rhodes, the founder and leader of the Oath Keepers, he was sentenced Thursday to 18 years in federal prison. So both of these folks got sentenced just this year alone. Now, he was sentenced for seditious conspiracy in connection with the January 6th attack. The 18 years that he got was the longest sentence handed down to date uh for the over 500 that were convicted so a seditious conspiracy guys it's

really hard to get that type of uh charge convicted and sentenced so this is one they kind of you know changed the history books they did ask for 25 years but he was only able to get 18 now do you think that will keep people from uh being copycats in the future and wanting to be insurrectionists? I don't know. Yeah, I don't I don't know. You know that that question, I guess. Well, hopefully we don't have to figure that out again. Hopefully nobody else will be running up on the Capitol.

But I do think that when you have a former president, Donald Trump, that is actually running, saying that he plans to pardon a good amount of those folks. He didn't say everybody, but he did say that he plans on pardoning those people. So the question probably is no, because if you know that you can do something like that and somebody in power is going to give you an opportunity to get out of jail free card. I don't know. I highly doubt it would stop anybody from doing anything in the future. They got the complexion for the protection. Yes, they do. All right. Well, that is your front page news. And listen, make sure you subscribe to Tez and Figaro's podcast,

The Scrape Shot, No Chaser podcast. She'll be recapping a lot of the stories that you've heard throughout the week here on The Breakfast Club on her podcast. So make sure you subscribe and download if you want to hear Tez go more in depth. All right. That's right. Thank you, Tez. Now, when we come back,

Shameik Moore will be joining us. Jessica's cousin, allegedly. Yes. And we're going to kick it with him. He's in a new Spider-Man across the Spider-Verse. And we're going to kick it with him when we come back.

All right, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God, Jess Hilarious. We are The Breakfast Club. I wasn't here yesterday, but Jess DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God, Jess Hilarious.

We are The Breakfast Club. I wasn't here yesterday, but Jess Hilarious and Charlamagne held it down. We kicked it with Shameik Amore, you know him from Spider-Man. Good morning. Yeah. How you doing, brother? I'm good. I'm good.

How you doing? I'm good. Are you and Jess related? No. We have the same last name. We could have been. We could be. Because he fine and I'm fine, so you already know what's up.

Look at that. It's the melanin that's popping. It's in the blood. Where you from, Shabit? My family's from Jamaica. I was raised in Atlanta. Oh, okay, okay, okay. So no connections to Maryland.

Not that I know of. Okay. But I might have family. And where you say your family's from? Jamaica. Yeah, you know what? My family is too, Mike. They might be.

Why? Why? I don't know. Why tell that lie? For no reason. I mean, just for no reason. How does it feel to be back on Spider-Man, like to be doing it again? Now, I'm 28.

I feel like it's a, I'm understanding the phrase, with great power comes great responsibility. That came from Uncle Ben. Yeah, that came from Uncle Ben. Yeah. But, you know, Miles is wearing the mask right now. So it's hitting me in a different way in my reality. I'm very thankful. I'm just happy to be useful in that way.

I have nephews that can't watch anything I'm in except Spider-Verse. You know what I mean? So it expands my reach. And yeah, I just, I'm taking the opportunity very seriously. I love the Spider-Verse movies. I often wonder though, like, you know, with Miles Morales coming to the actual MCU, do you feel like, yo, I should have that role? I mean, you're not entitled to anything. I'm not entitled to anything.

I'm going to stay humble, but absolutely, I'm putting in my work. I'm putting in my work. Have you auditioned? I don't think they're in a space to audition. I think right now, Sony, Marvel, whoever's in control, they have a franchise that's making money. They have Miles Morales' story. They have Tomales's story they have tom holland's story you know it's like it's like

if if both things are working why why stop the revenue you know so but when it's time to make that crossover hopefully i'm in a place where that's right where uh the people watching the the film support the idea yeah yeah let me play in that role do you like uh doing animated films more than live action films i think the conjunction is a nice space yeah you know i think if i was just doing animation i wouldn't be fulfilled not even a little bit right but a movie like this is definitely fulfilling because of how i mean it's kind of scary even the idea of like where ai is right now and where it's going and then how good animations are becoming. This movie specifically, there's some moments.

Daniel Kaluuya has a spider person in this movie called Spider Punk. And when that character hits the screen, it almost looks real. It's freaky. It's freaky. What leaves you not feeling fulfilled about animation? Is it the fact that people might not know it's freaky so yeah what leaves you not feeling fulfilled about animation is the fact that people

don't know it might not know it's you i think i think that might have something to do with it i think i like to see um i am fulfilled don't get me wrong my i mean i don't think i've been uh compensated as well as i have for for spider verse i don't think again it has the reach you know i'm more that's my biggest role right now you know so i am fulfilled like uh let's let's be clear i'm thankful i'm humbled by the opportunity especially now more than you know our second interviews like now is it definitely means something more to me um and i'm understanding what the opportunity is but uh i enjoy the experience looking at myself on the get down you know or on dope or wu-tang i i like that you know i like that so i and if you just do animations it does kind of like limit your range because

you're not being seen but then also you yeah yeah you're not being seen you're just being heard but you and there's so many things that you can do like wild crazy characters and you can kind of you can go over the top with animations but we don't get to see your range visually yeah when it comes to that so i get what you're saying i get what you're saying about that working with daniel kaluuya and isa rado yeah yeah how's that oh i love doing press with them you know why throwing the shades I get busy with my fits like I'm

like and there's no there's no I just like that energy that get to come out when I'm next to like when I'm next to them but I love I'm all about humanity

yeah in its entirety so I'm not I'm not somebody that's like you know us over them or I really think I think it think it's a together thing.

So when I'm acknowledging when I'm next to another guy, you know what I mean? And I can appreciate their greatness, you know, and their beauty just shines through. And I'm next to them. And it's not no like you versus me energy. It's just like, dang, we got a Spider-Man movie coming out. Like, yeah, it energy is just like, dang, we got a Spider-Man movie coming out. Yeah. Yeah, it's projected at this much. Like, they're talking about $110 million possibly in the first two days.

Like, that's, to me, them numbers, when I'm 12, I couldn't even imagine. Right. You know, so. I want you to add you getting, though. That's the conversation, brother. You see what I'm saying? That's the conversation. Because I heard you say that earlier. You don't feel like you're being compensated. No, I compensated not like you should be probably not you you know i'm saying i don't think i get five percent of that type of

money you need to be you want some back end is what you say you know one step one step at a time i don't know you know we but i got you i made these deals when i was 21 i'm 28 i'm being well taken care of. But, you know, it's about infrastructure and building something and being an example at this point.

And I'm very, like I said, I'm just excited to be in this position more than anything. Do you get excited when you see those big numbers? Because the first movie did what?

400. 400 million, something crazy. Yeah, yeah. So when you see that, you like, you look at your check and be like, well, what's up, man? Because you're excited for the movie, but you'd be like, oh, all right. 400 million, 300. Yeah, yeah. So when you see that, you look at your check and be like, well, what's up, man?

Because you're excited for the movie, but you'd be like, oh, all right. 400 million? 20 mil? Exactly. So I think I'm inspired because I get to work with Chris, Phil, Kemp, Bob, and all that. I get to have conversations and dinners, and I'm a part of the process. I'm learning. Even working with Baz Luhrmann on the Get Down, it was the same thing.

Same thing with Dope, working with Pharrell and et cetera. I get to learn and I'm making money. More money than... My family was bathing with buckets in Jamaica. You know what I'm saying? I grew up in Latonia, Georgia. I used to have two pairs of sneakers. The kind of money like we can get we can we can really have a financial conversation because i am a i'm that's

where i'm at in my mind but as far as me feeling like i'm i'm not being taken care of i couldn't i could never say that because you know my life is good i can't hold you but when when i'm able to see like okay sony made x y and z my mind can be like i know how to i know the formula you know so when it's so as i'm developing my production company and my own films and etc i can kind of it i understand the equation better and i i can only do that by paying attention and staying in my lane and uh being thankful for the opportunities you know i would never go to nobody like no i need this this this right now yeah you know i am the actor and not only that my brand is expanding i am good where i'm at i wonder if the respect is there i mean of course i'm sure it is from sony but when do they feel like i can get anybody to

do the voiceover like i'm talking about a voice acting period is there respect there i mean yeah i i carry myself in a way that um a creative person is gonna like i'm a creative you know so the people in charge they they're not they're nothing but loving and you know i wouldn't have the role if they didn't connect to or respect me i mean they're you know i mean people audition for to play miles morales you know i'm saying that are more successful than me at the time or now you know i'm saying or parents are more or born into it or whatever like it feels like i was bitten by that spider in real life you know we got more with shamik more when we come back don't move it's the breakfast club good morning everybody it's dj envy charlamagne Tha God Jess Hilarious

We are the Breakfast Club We're still kicking it With Shamik Moore Jess Did you see Dr. Umar On IG Telling everybody

Not to go see the movie Because Black Spider-Man Is interested in the Snow Bunny No I didn't see that Yeah Oh you want me to read it to you Yeah go ahead I got it right here

If you need me to read it to you Hold on I never have no problem reading good old Dr. Uma. This is it. Oh, this is a real thing. What you think we can make up stuff? I totally thought

you was making this up. No. Hey, yo, no. I actually love that, though. I would have said the same thing. I thought we was past this. I thought we was past this entirely. You know what I'm saying?

Jungle Fever. I just saw this Black Spider-Man cartoon trailer and it appeared that Spidey is crushing up on his snow bunny sidekick. Please don't tell me our children are going to go to the movies just to see a black superhero bunny hopping on the big screen. Can someone confirm if these two are romantically involved? You know what I can confirm? I can confirm that this story is about why we wear that mask, you know, and it's bigger than just the spider. You can look at it. You can look at it as like Spider-Man, but I relate everything to my reality.

You know, that mask for me could be basketball. It could be acting. It could be, you know, having your own radio show or whatever it is. So these characters are looking past that mask. You know, Gwen and Miles are represented something that's bigger. They're representing humanity. Their specific story is about spiders and their superhero lives and whatever. But in this film, we get to see like it's bigger than that, you know. And it's hard to really like I know because I've walked the black experience where Dr. Umar is coming from and the key about it amongst us or whatever.

But like, you know, brother, I mean, look out. This is unity. You know what I'm saying? The world that we live in, the world that we walk in, especially in New York, it's not just black. It's not just white. It's not just Asian. It's a mixing pot. And that's why this movie is special. That's the kids are gonna go watch it yeah because because it's about it's about

writing your own story it's not about somebody telling you you know how your story's supposed to go and what's acceptable like live your life like that mind your business you know i'm saying what you look like telling people not to go watch a movie about about loving yourself and loving those that love you you know i'm saying and having a future and and being a spider-man this and then it's spider-man like look at where we at right now right let's talk listen we can't talk about inclusion and diversity and and progress and then get mad when we get it right you know i'm saying like yo let's talk about if we want you know some beautiful black love story animations and etc cool that this movie allows that to happen you know i'm saying like i could go make something else dr umar can write

something you know what do you that would be you know i'm saying like let's talk about original ip that's where diversity is going that's where inclusivity is going you know right now we're we're i'm playing spider-man like how dare you and that's really really big and i love it yeah how hard is it for shamik to show up nowadays without the mask on i feel like one of my superpowers is vulnerability i don't i don't know that i have on a mask right now i answered every question you just asked me with complete heart and transparency yeah you know um i think relatability is the real uh is the real task for me though you know that's where that meant like how i communicate certain thoughts or how i communicate communicate with

my energy and whatnot that's interesting though because you got you have to accept that you're different like we all have to accept we're different. So what is relatability really? You know? To me, it's like, it's how I say things. Like I could be very,

our last interview is a great example. Very confident. You know, I'm raised that way. You know? Oh, they hate, I remember that. They hate you.

They thought you was too cocky. But they loved it. You look back, everything they hated then, they loved afterwards when they saw the work. You know what I'm saying? So I'll leave it at that. But that's my point. I could have spoke differently. I can feel how I feel about myself.

It's growth. It's growth. Evolution, you know? How do you feel about the Wu-Tang saga being over? Thankful. I'm ready for the next step. That's right. How was the film

in the last season? Did it feel like y'all put a button on it the right way? Yeah, like, I'm, you know, me and OG, we connected, we locked in,

you know, we got other stuff, you know, on the table. He's... Talk about RZA? RZA. Okay. Yeah, that's my,

that's, like, literally my mentor, like, uncle, whatever. Like, he, you know, he's coming to the Spider-man premiere leaving australia just to fly to the premiere that's so make sure he there and whatnot for me so like that's that's the kind of that's yeah yeah it's like that name has been introduced to a whole

new generation now because you got you with the wu-tang saga yeah rihanna and asap just named their kid that was crazy yeah yeah it was crazy Would you rather do a sequel to Dope or another season of Get Down? What would you rather do? I would probably, I think where I'm at right now, I would do Dope because the Get Down is like more, I think I can go more into like a nerdy role and show some more range right now. I think, yeah, I could do that on camera. Do something more lighthearted. Is that something you want to do?

You want to do like a, what, a drama or something? Oh, I need a romance film. I need a horror film. I need a detective film. I need a superhero live action film. Yeah, those are my four right now. I know I'd definitely see. I just did a comedy so that's

you know yeah on its way yeah um yeah because i want to see another dope oh you want to see another i do i really do you want to be in it i do but i was coming i was building up damn but yes i i would love to see and be in dope word did you try out for dope to the first one I did well damn I don't know yo yo you know because like we'll have actors up in and I think I'm doing too much by saying that I'm always auditioning cuz I ain't really getting none and that's you need to relax you do be general you just ain't got none of the ones that's been up here ain't know one that's been up I think I should stop saying that yeah audition for that yeah I'm saying I grew up like that I might do a hundred auditions that year and get to

and get to yeah you know sometimes for me it gets it can be discouraging you know a lot or whatever but i just you know i just keep on but it's good that's why i love to sit down with you know the use and you know just to see how y'all handle things like that like but i just heard you say you do 100 you get two you know so yeah yeah yeah yeah I one thing I have a issue or something I'm overcoming is just rejection in general yeah you know I'm saying giving myself up doing my best and it's up to someone else to determine whether or not I'm good enough that's why I've it's like when I get the opportunity my soul goes into it you know I'm saying so that I do get other people in the positions of I guess power and acting

or you know producing films or etc to want me you know so yeah that would be my

only thing when you do you know get a role that you're happy with just really like like really really go there

so it's just people calling your phone that doesn't determine whether you're good or not though I know that. You just wasn't the person for that moment. That's right.

100%. Both of which I'll say was true for real. But yeah, you have to really give your all in these roles. That's a real thing. I meant that for Shameek. I didn't mean that for you. What? Never mind.

It's universal. I'm so sick of this. Shameek Moore, appreciate you,ore uh appreciate you man spider-man across the spider-verse what is it in theaters june 2nd okay yeah yeah june 2nd uh it's shameek moore's the breakfast club 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 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. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout?

Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, y'all? This is Questlove, and I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I've been working on with the Story Pirates and John Glickman called Historical Records.

It's a family-friendly podcast. Yeah, you heard that right. working on with the Story Pirates and John Glickman called Historical Records. It's a family-friendly podcast. Yeah, you heard that right. A podcast for all ages. One you can listen to and enjoy with your kids starting on September 27th. I'm going to toss it over to the host of Historical Records, Nimany, to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out.

Hey, y'all. Nimany here. I'm the host of a brand-new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip hop. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. Did you know, did you know, I wouldn't give up my seat. Nine months before Rosa, it was called a moment. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records.

Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hola mi gente, it's Honey German and get your podcasts. Hola, mi gente. It's Honey German, and I'm bringing you Gracias, Come Again, the podcast where we dive deep into the world of Latin culture, musica, peliculas, and entertainment with some of the biggest names in the game. If you love hearing real conversations with your favorite Latin celebrities,

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I'm saying, you're on the school line for Jets. They were Jets? Providence, yeah, man. Jets ain't out here playing. That's not only the power of me,

that's the power of the Breakfast Club too and BET, man. They saying that I was going to be there. You got people on Jets coming to the shows. You know what I mean?

Why you lying? Yeah, ain't nobody on Jets. No need to lie like that. They driving though. They driving. No more sauce on them. No. In June 10th, you got a big show line yeah ain't nobody don't know no need to lie like that they're driving though they have no more no in june 10th you got a big show in the biggest show of the year i'm talking about not the little

one the big one big jess hilarious will be in dc at mgm grand national harbor i always sell that out that's the biggest show of the year because it's like it's dmv based so that's baltimore dc virgin Virginia but we got other people that come from you too we got Philly

Delaware West Virginia people come from everywhere to that show that's the big one of the biggest shows

June 10th please come Friday Saturday that's on a Saturday Saturday at 8pm we got Shaquille O'Neal

will be coming too I ain't mean it like that he trying to play you like Shaq don't have At 8 p.m., we got Shaquille O'Neal will be coming, too. I ain't mean to, like, tell you. He trying to play me. Yeah, he trying to play me. No, I'm not. Shaq don't like comedy. Shaq don't have no time to DC, so I'm asking the question.

Shaq like comedy. Yo, man. Shaq like me. You know, he used to do the comedies. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Shaq all-star. Yep, there you go. Exactly.

You talking about why would he be there? Why would he be there? I did not say why would he be there. Why wouldn't he be there? I said, what is Shaq doing there? Right. Shaq is going to be laughing like you will, what is Shaq doing there? Right. Why would he be there? Shaq is going to be laughing like you will.

Are you just coming to watch? Yes. What? Yes. He's wild, yo. This is what we got next. You know what? Y'all make everything disrespectful.

Y'all disrespect me. Stop talking to me like I'm Scarlet, yo. I didn't say nothing angry just now. You want to be a soft girl, but you questioning a lot of things. You are questioning a lot of things. This is my soft girl era. You know what? Yeah.

There we go. Usa. Let's get it. You all questioning my soft girl era. You know what? Yeah. There we go. Usa. Let's get it. I'm in my soft girl era, baby. All right. When we come back, we got Jess with the mess, so don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Natural. Sorry. That's the only problem. Jess, you just can't curse. But other than that, Jess is serious about her ish. Did you curse me? Just a little bit. I ain't curse on air, but I don't know.

It was. The mic was up. He turned the mic up. Psych. Well, that's his fault, though. He ain't telling the mic was up. He said psych. You was. The mic was up. He turned the mic up. Psych. Well, that's his fault, though. He ain't telling the mic was up. He said psych. You got to tell him the mic up.

You got to say mic's up. Oh, my God. He did say it. The red did say it. He did say it. My bad, right? All right. We're so soft-spoken.

Let's get to the rumors. Soft girl era. Respect that man's privacy. Let's get to the rumors. It's just for the master school. It's just for the master school. My news is real. Out the ghetto.

This is the rumor report. My news is real. on The Breakfast Club. Sorry about the F-bomb. I feel like this story makes me want to drop. You cut me off. I'm sorry about the F-bomb. I feel like I want to drop a couple more after this story because the Target CEO defends LGBTQ tuck-friendly pride collection following huge backlash. He says it's a great thing for

our brand. We have audio following the story. The Daily Wire reports quote, Target unveiled a number of clothing items and accessories including apparel and books meant for babies and young children as part of the Retail Behemoth's latest pride collection. In addition to the adult

collection, which included a t-shirt emblazoned with the words queer, queer, queer, queer, a short-sleeved bright green boiler suit and a hoodie which declares not a phase, the company offered several items meant for kids and babies. The retailer has garnered controversy for several years with pride collections meant to commemorate the June LGBTQ festivals. Items sold last year included breast binders, packing underwear, and other offerings meant for self-identified transgender individuals drawing backlash against the company. What's packing underwear? Underwear that makes you look like you're packing? Nah, this is horrible. They have tuck friendly. Oh yeah, well if you have extra meat as a kid, then yeah yeah they have it so where you can tuck it to where

you can what you mean you could tuck your penis as a baby yep so they're they're they're saying like my thing is my question is how does a baby know they're trans there you go how do you do that like wow what are we talking about so then they took two days ago they they they put it up and they end up taking it down because they were receiving so much backlash nine billion dollars nine billion dollars right so now now like just just recently it just came back out that they still like no no no because we need to take it down from all the stores because they only took it down from a few stores some of them still try to keep it in there but it's they need it again they dropped the story again take it down oh yeah and this was you lose nine billion dollars they get they're gonna take it down but this was outside of of the CEO's permission though.

They just did it. It's like, nah, nah. So he's for it. And they, they, I,

whether they for it or not, they took it down. I agree with what you said though. Just how, how does a baby know they're trans? I don't like it. How would a baby know they want to tuck their genitals? Right?

Like, exactly. I'm not the highest grade of weed. Or are you tucking them for them? That's true too. I mean, they don't actually, they don't actually tuck the genitals. They just, well, I guess they do.

I just think decisions about what you want to identify as might be too hard of a choice for a baby to make. This is horrible. A baby. This is horrible. This is horrible. What are we talking about? The baby don't even have its own mind yet. What are you doing?

And that means, then why are you comfortable tucking your baby's penis? That's wild. I don't like it. I don't stand for it. I don't um who has anything to say to me about it um then they tried to go as far as to say you know because they have bathing suits and little onesies so that they the community came back and was like no it's just for little people little people and i'm like little people that's what like bitches i i know they just said little people. That's what? Like midgets? I know. They just said little people. I'm,

I'm, I just don't know how babies are trying to go around. They're trying to go around the fact that they made it for babies. Cause they said it's not in the baby section. It's not in the kids section. It's in the pride collection section, but it's still baby clothes. Yeah.

That don't sound right. That don't make any sense. But target lost billions in market value. 9 billion. Actually. Wow. After people called the boycott them, so. Yeah.

Yeah. Oh, well. Look, Moneybagg Yo pushed his album one week before Taylor Swift. Oh, no, no. He pushed back, so he could drop after Taylor Swift. Okay, cool. We have audio for this. They're trying to get a number one.

Yeah, that's what that's for. We got audio for Moneybagg. What the hell? That's impressive. I just got the news. My little baby Taylor Moneybag. What the hell? That's impressive. I just got the news. My little baby Taylor dropping tonight. I don't lie.

Y'all know how I feel about Taylor, man. So I think I'm going to push hard to love back just a few days. Y'all be patient with me, man. Taylor Swift got rappers pushing their albums back. I mean, you got to. It's Taylor Swift. Yeah. But I'm impressed he knows this song because I don't know the song. But you know, it's a lot of rappers that really like these white, nice songs or whatever, you know.

I've never liked the Taylor Swift record. I don't like Taylor Swift record, either, but it's a lot of artists in that genre that I do listen to. And I see a lot of Kodak, like a lot of them, too. Don't be surprised, Kodak, know a Taylor Swift song. What's more interesting about Moneybagg, yo, he has said something in this podcast that he did or this interview that he did uh they asked him how would he feel about are you having a ari fletcher's girlfriend having an only fans um because she said that she would make one if his album goes to number one right that's why you pushed it back and yeah yeah it ain't no damn tail swift but yeah right and he said i'm all for it run it up right but just last he was like, I see y'all on her DMs.

So are you are you serious? Are you saying like for what? Like he was mad that somebody was on her DMs because he like he was like trolling a little bit with it. Well, if somebody hollering at your girl, that's different. But if she got her own OnlyFans, if you're secure with yourself, you don't mind that. It ain't about being secure with yourself. What's yours is yours.

What you know, what's your girl? Would you be OK with your girl doing OnlyFans? No. Because OnlyFans, you don't have to bust it open on OnlyFans, right? You don't have to. It could be a bikini.

It could be the stuff that she posts now, right? Oh, yeah, because you had the feet pic. You did feet OnlyFans? Yeah, he had a feet OnlyFans. You didn't know that, Jess? No.

That wasn't my page. I didn't even know you liked it. Somebody created a feet pic. With pictures of his feet. Where they getting all these pictures of his feet, Jess? You got nice feet, Envy? Yes, I do.

Okay. Then that's it. Put them up on the table? No, got nice feet yes i do okay that's it put them up on the table no i'm good they go through my instagram on the table don't say you got nice feet and then don't put them up on the table i'm good you flirting with me no i'm not right you already saw him on tv you got a show like i'll show my i got a fresh pedicure so you flirting with me no it's all right that was what he wanted to do that's the whole see that. See, that's what, look at him, look at him. Oh my God. Oh my God. That's so nice. That's so nice. Is that a corn? I don't have no corns, baby.

Don't play with me. Corns, nice little buff on the nails. I know, that's right. Soft boy joy, you hear me? Ooh, all right, that's something I can't do. I ain't gonna hold you.

Put it there, thank you. That was kind of nasty. All right, so I guess, I think we should make this a topic. Like, would you be okay with your girl? Doing the OnlyFans? Doing the OnlyFans.

Depending on what she's doing on there. We'll do it after Donkey. 800-585-1051. But that's a great question. Would you be okay with your girl doing an OnlyFans? It is Freaky Friday. I wouldn't be alright with my girl doing OnlyFans. Why we get extra quiet?

Like, I can't act gay sometimes, man. Sometimes, you know, I'm still in. Nobody need to do it with you. You just do it on your own. No, I don't need nobody acting with me. No, I'm still in. Nobody need to do it with you. You just do it on your own. No, I don't need nobody acting with me. No, I'm good. You see what this room

do to you? Oh, and make you gay. Oh, my God. Oh, my goodness. All right. Well, that is just with the mess. Charlamagne,

who you giving that donkey to? Oh, man, four after the hour, there's a Florida man named Jordan Rivera who needs to come to the front of the congregation. He got an alligator killed and I don't like it.

We'll talk about it. All right, we'll get you that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Make sure you tell them to watch out for Florida, man. The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. Yes, you are a donkey. A Florida man attacked an ATM for a very strange reason.

It gave him too much money. 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. The Breakfast Club, bitchy. Donkey of the Day with Charlemagne the guy. I don't know why y'all keep letting him get y'all like this. Tell me my feet, Ashy.

Oh, you got the low shit. You could have just took some off of your head. Don't get it. April, Friday, May 26th goes to Jordan Rivera. Jordan is 26 years old, and he hails from the great state of Florida. What does your Uncle Sharla always tell you about the great state of Florida? The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. Okay, trust me. I know.

I was in Florida yesterday. All right. Dropping the clues bombs before a all of Florida. Okay, trust me, I know. I was in Florida yesterday. All right, dropping the clues bombs for Fort Lauderdale. Soothe everybody who listens to us on 103.5 The Beat out there in Florida. Fort Lauderdale. Logic, what's up, my brother? Good luck and God bless to everyone going down to Miami for Memorial Day weekend. I heard it's a big prayer, praise, and worship conference down there this weekend.

So y'all have fun. Now, Florida man Jordan Rivera is getting the biggest hee-haw today. And it saddens me to have to give him the biggest he hard because jordan just lost a limb yes he lost an arm not only did he lose an arm the creature responsible for him losing his arm lost his life but here's the thing this is all jordan's fault this whole situation is brought to you by jordan rivera being stupid and that's what donkey today is all about giving people the credit they deserve for being stupid i know i know you need context. Well, let's go to the news report, please.

I didn't lose my life. I lost an arm. It's not the end of the world. It's that attitude, that outlook on life that stands out about Jordan Rivera. Despite being laid up in a hospital bed with wires all over, he's counting his blessings. An alligator attacked Jordan early Sunday morning, biting off his right arm and nearly taking his life. They got my elbow, so I don't have an elbow, but I can still move my arm around and whatnot. Jordan doesn't remember much of what happened.

What he does recall is that the bar he was at, Bandito's in Port Charlotte, was busy and the bathroom line was long. So he walked to the pond out back. I just saw a little lake, trying to go over there and just, you know, take a little pee or whatnot. Something happened where I either tripped or like something, the ground below me kind of just went down. And I ended up in the water. And that's literally the last thing I remember. The next time he opened his eyes, he was here in the hospital. It's then he found out that the gator ate his arm.

And I was like, whoa. Like, I was just, because I woke up and I was just sitting here. And I looked over and then I saw my arm the way it was. And I was like, ooh. It kind of just looked like my arm just there, but not there. If you think this story is wild, you're not the only one. Try telling it to the guy who's living through it,

but remembers nothing. It was just the craziest thing. It was like almost like out of a movie. Now, thank you to ABC News for the report. Now, I tell y'all all the time, I'm not the highest grade of weed in the dispensary. Nor am I the strongest Avenger. But if I'm at a bar,

Bandito's Bar in Port Charlotte, Florida, and I gotta pee so bad that I decide to go out back and pee in a pond a lake whatever you want to call this body of water if i go out there to pee and i don't remember what happened after that just hilarious on the scale of one the alcoholic how drunk am i 10 easily easily easily if you go outside from a bar to a lake to pee and you end up in the water and don't remember how trust me you've had too much to drink okay if you blacked out ended up in the water and then woke up in the hospital with your arm missing you've had too much to drink jordan i don't know if you fretting for your mom because

she's sitting by you in that hospital and you don't want her to know that you was in this bar heavily intoxicated but i know wasted when i hear it and you sir were wasted and because you don't know how to handle your liquor a perfectly innocent alligator was euthanized yes professionals later trapped and euthanized the alligator but simply being an alligator imagine being a gator minding your own damn business and you come across some of that red delicacy called human flesh I mean just literally this tasty treat called homo sapiens is just laying in the place you call home for a gator this is like a human walking up to their house and it's a million

dollars in cash just sitting there too good to be true so what would you do take a hundred thousand maybe two didn't call the police and tell him it's a bag of cash sitting in my door this is what this gator did he could have took the whole body the whole stash but he was conservative and just took an arm okay just a little bit and if you ask me he had every right to do that that gator should be alive today but instead he's dead because jordan river pissy, drunk, and passed out in his house. Okay? There was a million places to pee. All right?

And there's a million places to pee when you had a bar. Either wait in line like everybody else. Say you identify as a woman and go in the woman's bathroom. If you don't want to identify as being in your soft girl era, say you non-binary or bi-gender, and then you can go to whatever bathroom. Got the shortest line, male or female. Hey hey why not go pee on the side of the building i'll go pee by your car like normal people but no you want to go pee in those gators house and then when you pass out and fall in you wonder why that gator wasn't shy about taking a bite of arm candy okay jordan uh you decided to take a nap in this gator's house this gator's house so you

essentially was inviting this attack with open arms. Alright? Did this gator take advantage of you? No. You're an intruder in his house. He disarmed you and went on about his business. Okay? Thankfully for Jordan, there were bystanders around that were able to give him a hand after the attack. They saved his life because it could have cost him an

arm and a leg if that poor gator was on a date. Okay? Please give Jordan Rivera the sweet sounds and the hammer tones. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day. Yeehaw. I'm not mad at that, Gator. Me neither.

You pee on me? You pee on my house? You pee on my house? Mm-hmm. Just gonna pee all over the place? That's right. And then Bandidos, I be getting drunk in there, too.

You been to Bandidos before? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fells Point and Baltimore. Shout out to Bandidos. They will fix things to make you... Oh, it's a chain. Yeah, Bandidos is like a real, real... It's one in New York.

Ain't it a Bandidos? It's a Bandidos around. I never heard of it. I think me and my sister ran into it the other day. a real real it's one in new york ain't it a bandidos it's a bandidos around i never heard of me my sister ran into it the other day yeah but it's a chain and their drinks are heavily strong and yeah yeah what on you had somebody eating after you left bandidos just whoa i ain't never had nobody, oh, not Freakily with it. You know what I'm saying? Y'all ain't had to bust out with the Freakily after discussing that a gator lost their life. Y'all ain't had to just go straight to it like that. You're right.

You're right. But, yeah, but, I mean, I done got drunk and got some things eaten, but it wasn't no arm or no leg, babe. Do you like it, baby? Do you like it, baby? They playing Freakily in my ear, y'all. I love it. Oh, my goodness.

All right. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And the question is, we're going back to the rumors. We're back to Jess with the mess, I should say. 800-585-1051. Oh, we need to tell BET Peace first. Oh, BET Peace. We'll see you later.

Yes. See you on Monday, next week, or Tuesday. Gotcha. So we're asking, 800-585-1051, would you be cool if your girl had her OnlyFans? Would that be okay with you? I feel like we've done this before. I don't know we all right look i got a different topic okay all right look so say for instance right because i want to see if we just get him because i said that you made me just admit that i've been gay a little bit before right all right so i have had sexual

encounters with with women okay but i don't consider myself gay because i will never do it again and i don't desire that i don't desire dropping a bomb? Why you dropping a bomb for that? I don't desire that. Why? Why? Why? Why? That just came out. That's good. Oh, alright. No, no, no. I came out before then I went back in. It's not where I wanted to be. Nah, nah, nah. I don't even perform all the duties of a gay. I ain't complete that many missions to be there. No, I'm still an orientation. You just had a couple of missions. A couple of missions. A couple of kerfuffles.

You know what I'm saying? So, but I don't consider myself gay. Okay. Now, a man would date me, I'd tell him that, then he wouldn't have a problem with that. My past. Would you date a man that said he, you know, didn't complete the mission, but had a couple kerfuffles too? Like he...

A little dibble dabble. With a guy? A little dibble dabble. A little dibble dabble. A little dribble on the dibble. i wouldn't but then not the whole right because see like i'm not gay i'm not gay you know i'm sorry i don't really even consider myself ever being gay but if a guy comes to me he told me he had the same little experience or whatever you wouldn't date him i wouldn't date him i wouldn't date him so i that's i don't know how

to shorten that up all right well let's look at the phone lines. Do you feel like Jess Hilarious? Do you feel like if you're a woman, you could be a little gay, but not be gay? But you won't date a guy that... Find my drop. You know the drop I want. A little... Cuff-off.

Cuff-off. You know the drop I want. What drop you want? I like Cuff-off. Oh, it's an oldie but goodie. What? You don't have it. I don't even know the question, but like I said...

What drop is it okay to experience gay as a woman and then say you're not gay no more and for guys can a guy experience gay a little bit let's open up the phone lines let's discuss alright 800 what job you wanted I get it

some gay stuff I'm sure 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's Freaky Friday. God damn. The Breakfast Club. It's Freaky Friday. God damn.

Hey, look. Where are my freaks at? Call in now. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're here with our fashion police, Jess Hilarious. Ask me if I got a damn crop top

on. Because when you stood up, it was giving like it was, I seen a little crease under the shirt. I was like, oh my God. Jess really thought Charlamagne had a crop top on under his t-shirt. Oh my God. That's why this Friday so you know what that means it's Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday

and the Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday question comes from Jess Jess said you know at a time in her life she was a little gay and she took it back and she's fine with it but she said

she wouldn't date a guy that was a little gay or that tried or had a gay experience yeah how gay were you? like on a scale of, like, one Ellen DeGeneres,

one of the sites. Like, I, like, play with your nipples, but I ain't gonna kiss you, bitch. You know what I'm saying? Or, like, or just, like, you know, or I don't, I don't want a box.

You don't let somebody do you, but you won't do them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I won't f*** the box. Like, I'll play with your butt. You know what I mean? What in the, what is going on?

But I'm not, yeah, like, I don't know, like, I'm not doing it. I even, like, touch a is going on but i'm not yeah like i don't know like i'm not doing it i even like touch a little box but i'm not like like i'm not doing none of that like i don't i ain't about to stop it up like i'm just not yeah yeah okay i don't know i get you what's the question all right that's the question you already said oh yeah yeah so she is just gay so we didn't play with the butt that is not the question all right so you know like how you got played with the butt before you insert it a little the question. So you know how you got to play with the butt before you insert it a little bit,

before you like, you know what I'm saying? Okay, never mind, never mind. And I don't do straps. I don't wear them. I don't like that. I don't do the strap stuff. All right, I don't even know what line to go to. You got your gun license?

What? You got your gun license? I'm just asking. We're just going. We're just going. Hello, who's this? How you doing? This is Story from New York.

Troy. What up, Troy? What up, though? Story. Story. Oh, Tori, all right. Story. Hello, who's this? How you doing? This is Story from New York. Troy. What up, Troy? What up, Doe? Story. Story. Oh, Tori. All right. Story.

Oh, Tori. Tori. Tori. So, Tori, you know, have you had a gay experience before? Tell us a story, Tori. No, I haven't had a gay experience, but I was just calling to talk about women who basically like social media and society kind of make them feel bad about wanting to be gay or, you know,

wanting to have experiences with women. You know what I'm saying? I feel like a lot of times as a woman, you have the right to make whatever choice you want to make. If you want to date a man, if you want to date a woman, that's okay, but I think the lines get blurred a lot of times

because you got women who have whole hoods and a whole boyfriend and they have these feelings and they don't share this with their partner and their partner never know and they find out when it's too late. You know what I'm saying? Because you want to watch. I will. You know, but. Oh, God.

I just feel like. That's what he's trying to say. Right. All he's trying to say, tell me so we can get the girl and I can watch. Don't do it behind my back. He's saying, Jess, when the next time we're going to talk about that. I wanted to speak on the OnlyFans topic that y'all originally were talking about. I feel like I've been with my fiance since we was 18.

I'm 27 now. And I was totally against, like, OnlyFans and girls that made OnlyFans until the other day. And me and my wife was, me and my fiance was, you know, doing what we do. And I'm like, why not make some money after this?

This is amazing. You know, so... That wasn't the question. Stop telling me what to do with they body, man. That was your girl. Your girl just wanted to do one. Without you. Hello, who's this? This is Jason.

Jason, good morning. Good morning. You know what we're talking about this morning. Can a guy just be a little gay? Nah, man. I don't think you can be just a little gay. So on a scale of like one to nil, Patrick Harris, how gay is a person? Can a person be?

Like zero. Ain't nothing wrong with being a little gay. Everybody's a little gay. This man off my line, man. Oh my God. Put on one more collar. Hello, who's this? Hello? Good morning.

How y'all doing from H-Curl? Hey, good morning. So we're asking, you know, can a girl be a little gay and not be gay? And can a guy be a little gay and not be gay? Absolutely not. As much as we want to think that, you know, we are equal to men, we are absolutely not. We're women and men is men, okay? And what I mean by that is like, we can't screw

a hundred s*** and can I say s*** right now? Yeah, you can. Oh, okay. We can't screw a hundred s*** and not be a hoe. You cannot say that in words. Don't listen to Jeff. Don't listen to Jeff. Jeff just got here. You listen to Jeff. Okay, I love y'all.

Oh my God. But no, we cannot have sex with a thousand guys, not be, you know, looked at and split, okay? Right'all. Oh, my God. We cannot have sex with a thousand guys, not be, you know, looked at and split. Right, as a whole, so, right. The same thing for men. Like, you can't have your ripples rippled on or whatever kind of thing, and think that, you know,

we not gonna think some shit, we basically ain't getting it. I mean, I want to ask a question about that, right? Because she said something about women that I always wonder ask a question About that right Because she said something About women That I always wonder about What's that Because we always

Have these conversations About you shouldn't care About the perspective Of other people And other people's opinion And you know It ain't about what people Call you

It's what you answer to So are you A hoe If you don't Look at yourself as that Like if you decide To sleep with as many men As you want

And you don't feel Aware about it Does it matter what other people say? No, because when I was sleeping with a lot of men, I didn't think I was a hoe. I thought I was a hoe runner. But I mean, you kind of just are what you are. I mean, that's my thing. You know, I don't want to identify as, you know, I don't know. You don't want to identify as gay, but you want to be able to try it a little bit.

Yeah, you know. Without being labeled as gay. Exactly. Got you. But y'all make me feel the same way. He might want to try, but he don't want to be labeled as gay. No, I don't. Yeah.

Contrary to popular belief, I've never had any gay experience. Y'all need to stop doing him like that. Could you? Thank you. He's not. Happy New Year. We don't do him. No, he's trying to do somebody else.

Somebody else be doing him. They want me to be gay so him. No, you're trying to do somebody else. Somebody else be doing him. They want me to be gay so bad. Oh, my God. 800-585-1051 is Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And the Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday question is, Jess was saying that, you know, she's been a little gay before, but that doesn't make her gay.

So we're asking, can a guy be a little gay and don't make him gay? That's the question. That's right. That's all. Have you ever snacked but never ate? No, just go with Envy first. That's it. Go with Envy.

Call us up now at the Breakfast Club. Good morning. But you know, Envy always been bisexual. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me

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Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we're asking're asking It's Friday So you know what that means It's Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday And the Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday Question comes from Jess Who said that

She was gay But she's not gay I said I was a little bit Of gay back in the day But now I'm not gay Now how back in the day Back in the day When I was gay

So one time in high school I had a threesome So more than once With two white girls Yeah It was with white girls Yeah and Dr. Emo Mind your business

Okay So yeah I had sex with two White girls in high school And then it was a it was a whole threesome type of thing though and then it started did it turn you out or did you turn them out me i i'm zaddy so like yeah i was i turned them out i love this story man and then i had another encounter after my son was born and then i just had another encounter like four years ago and i was like i'm done i ain't with none of that you know back in the day when I was gay but I don't like anymore but some days I wish that I could freaking lick again

we're asking 805 85 151 can you just be a little gay, try it out, and then not be gay anymore? That is the question. Hello, who's this? This is Ishmael, a.k.a. Black Art the Street Poet. What's good, Charlamagne, Envy, Jess? Peace, King. Hey, what's up, bro? Can you be a little gay and not be gay?

Hell no. He don't even sound like he even deal with the word gay. Nah. That's not even in my vocab. Listen, I already knew how you came through. Like, Scarlett, yeah, good morning. You know, I heard Jess say the experience she had,

she ain't with it. You know what I mean? My lady, like five years ago when we got together, I asked her the same thing. Like, yo, you ever been with a female? She said, yeah, she had that experience. But like, Jess, she ain't with it. She's like, nah,

that ain't her. She wasn't feeling it. You know what I mean? Like, she didn't go all the way. Like, everything she was doing, she didn't. Right. Maybe she should try

another restaurant. You with your homeboy? He's like, yo, man, yeah, you know, I had experience. We're going to look at him like, what? Right.

Right. You going to ask him how it was? Would you ask him how it was, though? Hello? Yeah, he got up off of there. I told you, man. Nah, he's like, I don't need to play. He was ignoring Charlemagne the whole time.

He already knows what he's doing. Like, nah, I ain't with that. But look, when women do that, though, and women don't like it, is it the taste? What? Like, do they taste different? It ain't even that. Look, see, this is why i had more than one race and i know you're on the phone so you can listen to but i had my first time i had

listen real quick i had two white girls i ain't like it so i wanted to try a black girl it just even smelled different it's a difference oh your first gay experience with a white girl i'm telling you it's different you let dr umar down the whatever you come up here and talk to me about if you want to but i'm just saying like and then the white girl i mean the black girl was better but the third black girl was the best right the she did everything but i still don't want to do that i was just something i just wanted to be able to do one good time and then be like all right i did it. No more. Beach, you got a similar story? Absolutely not. You big meat, you little meat.

What's up? What's going on, y'all? Good morning. How y'all doing? I'm glad you ignored Charlotte. What's your thoughts, brother? So, my whole life, I kind of had a theory that all women are a little gay. Simply because it's easier for them to have these type of experiences with each other.

And they laugh about it. It's cute. It's a thing they did. And, like, they go back to, like, regular schedule, program, and then I do whatever. But for men, you know, you either, once you cross the line, you can't really say that I just did it. I kissed a dude because I was drunk. Like, that doesn't happen in the male world. Yeah.

And to support my thought, like, the way what Jess is saying, like, she did it, she tried it, it was cool, but she wouldn't do it again and that's it. Yeah. But she wouldn't date a dude

that said that, you know, he had a similar experience one or two times and that was it. So it's like a stigma for that whole topic when it comes to men and women. Like, once a man does it, you're gay. Yeah. I. So it's like a stigma for that whole topic. Once a man does it, you're gay. I just think it's the act of

giving fellatio. It's also used as a term to insult somebody. You'd be like, suck my D. You'd be like, I sucked somebody's D once. It's like, wow, you're out here doing that. You can't unsuck a D. Yeah, you can't unsuck a D. Yeah, you can't unsuck a D,

just like you can't uninsert somebody's b****. And that's a lot of pain, is just to act, having to go through, having to relax for so long while you're getting your, you know, your stuff rammed in. And I just think nobody can go back to being straight after that,

just because you already got the hardest part over. So it's like, why not keep going? All of these acts are gay acts. That's what they're called. Same-sex relationships are gay acts. Well, speaking of sucking D, right? Yeah. Charlamagne, didn't you say if Adidas worked out a deal with Kanye,

you would suck somebody's D? Yeah, you actually said if... No, that's not what I said. What I said was if they got back in business With each other Didn't they get kind of Back in business To give it his last

It's the thing Whenever I make that bet Right I'm only saying that I only say that In the circumstances of bets That I know I would win So you ask bets

Like when it's things That I know Are not going to happen No, it's a mouth bet But it's things that I know Are not going to happen But they got back Into business with each other

To release these last pairs So they did So I'm just saying No, they didn't I'm just saying Well, it's all right. I got a better one. Didn't you say if 6ix9ine

had like came home? Beat his charge. Oh, beat his charge, yeah. He didn't beat his charge. Then you would suck his. He ain't beat his charge. He didn't beat his charge? No.

But Adidas and Kanye working with each other right now just giving you the last little thing. That's just an agreement to get rid of the old inventory that they've been telling us. So you're not going to suck nobody's D? Bro, why you want me to do that so bad?

What's up with you, man? You made the bet, not me. You ass-betting right now. This is crazy. And if I did make the bet, you know who D I'm going to do that to? Not me. My own. Of course it's not going to be you.

You would suck your own? If I could. Wow. So that means somebody else ain't sucking it, right? Exactly. Don't ever say nothing like that again. It's like, I consider consider that That's like masturbation Like what

That's why you got hands Two of them But it's still a me You're right Just imagine that Like how can you do that If men could do that They'd be doing it

Absolutely Come on Where are we going this morning Where do we go What's the moral of the story You know why this is Speaking up sucking I thought you were

Talking about lesbians I thought you were Talking about lesbians We gotta wrap this up. Who's a lesbian's favorite singer? Who? Who's a lesbian's favorite singer? Who's a lesbian couple's favorite singer?

Come on, just think. A lesbian couple's favorite singer. SZA! Yay! I hate y'all. When we come back, we got Pastor Oaks. Nyla will be joining us. That's when she puts us on to some of the hottest music. Y'all When we come back We got Pastor Oaks Nyla will be joining us That's when she puts us

On to some of the Hottest music Y'all grew up man We Are you It's the Breakfast Club Good morning That's the one more

Dangerous morning show The Breakfast Club Charlamagne Tha God Jess Hilarious DJ Envy And it is time For a segment we call Pastor Oaks

With Nyla Simone Go Go Go DJ Cause that's my DJ for a segment we call Pass the Ox with Nyla Simone. Big Nyla, not the little one. Good morning. She was waiting for that. She was like, I'm not saying nothing until you say Big Nyla, not the little one. Good morning. What's up, guys? She was waiting for that. She was like, I'm not saying nothing until you say Big Nyla. So I want to start off with new music on Friday.

You know, Kodak just dropped, so let's get into it. Here's Gunsmoke Town. Y'all kiss my ass. Kodak Black, one of the best rappers out here, bro. I believe so, too. Okay, Kodak Black. And he's one of the best personalities, so I love you. You just got to love him all the way around. He's a songwriter great rapper kodak black get busy i'll kiss my

ass okay why we gotta kiss i say he will be acting like kodak black a mumble rapper or something i'm like no he's not sometimes he get a little mumbly but he's cool though you know we like him we love it i don't hear anybody's from kodak never can't. Now, you might not be able to recite a lot of his lyrics, but you ain't never coming to them. You can say that about a lot of people, though. A lot of people. Yes. But I choose to say about Kodak.

I love him. Okay. Boom. All right. So next, we're going to go with Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar, where America's Got a Problem, which I would like to say, when Renaissance dropped, this is my favorite song on the project and it got no love and I didn't understand why. I mean, I mean, the project

itself, like, it's a lot of dope things. Break My Soul was a single, but I felt like this should have been the single. So the fact that Kendrick has on this one, I thought was fly. Glad you played that because, uh, you know, me and Duvall be making comparisons between Kodak Black and Kendrick Lamar and people be acting like we crazy.

They're a lot more similar than people get them credit for. I'm telling you, y'all think it's a game, y'all. I don't think it's a game. I just actually really got to say my name. They're two stars in the same coin. Imagine them playing in a movie together called Twins. As like brothers. Maybe same daddy, different mom.

You know what I mean? That could be dope. It's a reason Kendrick picked kodak to narrate uh his album yeah i mean i don't know i think i'm trying to understand more of the parallel like what's the kendrick is a rapper who raps about things of socially redeeming value and so is kodak you think like that's his dark side one's like the light side one's the dark side kodak got a lot of light and i think kendrick got a lot of dark and vice versa i think that they're a lot more similar than we act like yeah it's a lot of dark with kendak got a lot of light, and I think Kendrick got a lot of dark, and vice versa. I think that they're a lot more similar than we act like.

Yeah. It's a lot of dark with Kendrick, too. A lot. Yeah. Okay. She still don't see it. Yeah, I don't really see it. We're not DJs, so you look at music very different, too.

But I would like to understand, I guess. Is it like, yeah, I don't get it. They name both start with K. Okay, thank you. That was so helpful. All right, and lastly, I'm going to go with Summer Walker thank you that was so helpful all right and lastly i'm gonna go with summer walker's project that dropped last friday now i really like every song on it i like the skits i feel like all of it is very relatable but i'm gonna just go with heart life for today

of course you would okay i'm gonna tell you something that summer walker project is phenomenal just say she ain't like it but she ain't even here i ain't like it shut but she ain't even hear it. I ain't say I ain't like it. Shut the hell up. I did not say I didn't like it. I said I like Bitter. I'm still listening to Bitter. Listen, I'm a Summer Walker fan. I really am. I love even stuff before Bitter. Like, you know, before London.

I came in here singing that song the other day, and you told me, shut my bitch ass up. Wait, which one? What song was it? That one, Hard Life. I know, because you was like, Sean Sessa. And I was like, man, I'm going to walk on fire. She's like, man, shut your bitch ass up. Yeah, but that's because you didn't hear the album yet.

I didn't know. But I ain't going to lie. Even that little snippet is giving me a haircut by D.R.E. Lennox. And it makes me want to do shrooms. But, you know, I... That makes you want to do shrooms? Yeah, seriously. But I love it.

I love the message behind it. I think maybe it's like the tone is... Like you're saying, like, strong sister. But I feel like I just want to go to sleep. That'll put you in a trance. You just sitting there high as hell. I feel like it's soothing. In the song, she's talking about wanting a soft life. It's very tranquil.

Yeah, I feel like it's soothing. I don't want nobody to miss mine because I got a hard voice. I ain't trying to say I don't like this shit. I'm not saying I don't anything. I'm not saying I don't like this shit. I just don't want to buy the miss my cuz I got a hard voice ain't trying to say I don't like this I don't it's I'm not saying I don't anything. It's just Tranquil state, you know what I'm saying? Like I think that's the point. Yeah, like if y'all play that clip again I pray and we come back I probably sleep Don't even make me do it. Play it one more time. Because you can play it in just three seconds. Just go ahead. All right. I love that record, though. Yeah, I like it, too. That record is fire.

The whole project is fire. And I'm mad at whatever label she signed to. Who she signed to? Interscope. Interscope. It's a damn shame how they dropping the ball

on this project. You're not supposed to put out this type of good music and there's no push behind it whatsoever. I don't understand that. You know why? Because we writing

the beginning of the summer and they want her to drop some pop your booty, you know what I'm saying, type stuff. But we need to get this back. You know why? Because we right in the beginning of the summer, and they want her to drop some pop your booty, you know what I'm saying, type stuff. But, like, we need to get this back. You understand what I'm saying? Because that's been a problem. That's been the focus.

Like, trying to see. We need something more than we shaking our ass. We effing your baby daddy. You know what I'm saying? We need some of these, too, for the summer. Agreed. Look at that vagina pink and booty hole brown.'s what i'm saying this is the total opposite we're strong so she was thinking about my grandmother aunt all that that's just nice

honestly i wish it dropped on mother's day that would have been very dope yeah i like that i would have loved it what's the name of the project soft no. Sessions. It's the Sessions. I thought it was DJ. Not that you write Soft Life EP Part 2. No. Clear 2. Soft Life EP. Okay. Wow.

For somebody who listened to the whole project, Charlamagne, you know. Stop. Okay. You do really got, I listened to it and cried. My homegirl texted me

and was like, damn, this shit got me in my feelings. She had a whole breakdown. So see, that's what I'm saying it's like it's a different feel I wasn't saying I don't like it it's just it's different

it's a different dynamic I think maybe we should've started with it before doing Kodak and Kendrick absolutely but that was your take that was your call and you see now

y'all only crying cause y'all be on drugs thank you Nylah Simone give them your information tell them where to find you the only reason why you don't shed a tear is because

I'm not on drugs you don't feel the pain cause you're shed a tear is because you don't feel the pain. Because you're not a black woman. Yeah, you don't. But, all right. If you guys want to support a black woman today, make sure you guys download the Pastor Ox playlist. You can get it by following me, at Nylah Simone, on Instagram. While you guys are there, make sure you guys check out my show on Amazon, Rotation Roundtable.

We put all our episodes up. We live every Wednesday on Twitch and yeah just tap in that's right I love seeing all this melanin in the studio

yeah she's so cute I work here all these years and never saw this much melanin in the damn studio this is a beautiful thing don't know I love it your skin is like

flawless both of y'all it's a beautiful thing man thank you thank you man but stop feeding into Char it's the breakfast club we got the People's Choice Mix is up next Thank you. Thank you, man. Thank you. Stop feeding into Char. It's The Breakfast Club. We got the People's Choice mixes up next with DJ Envy lying to y'all about records he gonna play.

He's not taking a single request, but enjoy it. It's The Breakfast Club. He's busy. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Did you hear? There's a new streaming service called Max. With everything on HBO Max, including HBO, the DC Universe, Discovery, and more.

Max really has some of the best content. There's literally something for everyone in your household. Max, the one to watch. Subscription required. Visit Max.com. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. I want to salute to everybody in Memphis. I'll be out there this weekend, of course, for my car show. So shout out to K97. Shout want to salute to everybody in Memphis. I'll be out there this weekend of course for my car show. So shout out to K97. Shout out to Big Sue. Shout out to the whole family out there.

I'm actually going to be doing a mixed weekend out there. So I'm going to be on radio a couple days this week live. So I'm going to be rocking out live. And I can't wait to see you guys on Sunday. Car show's going to be amazing. The cars are on their way down there. They should be delivering today. So if you want to see cars from Dolph,

Key Glock, 50 Cent, Bun B, myself, Kids 5 and under are free. There's going to be jumpies, rides, gaming trucks.

There's going to be so much going on. Monster, shout out to Monster Energy. They actually have, they're bringing the bicycle dudes that are going to be doing flips and wheelies

and all types of people bringing the ramps for the setups for the kids. Shout out to Lincoln Tech. They're going to be doing a whole thing where they're going to be teaching kids how to change tires

and all that other stuff. So there's a lot going on today. So it's a family fun day. Bring the whole family and I can't wait to see you guys. All right? And you're going to be out in Rhode Island, right?

I'm going to be out in Rhode Island this weekend. The shows are sold out. But thank you so much, East Providence. Y'all showed up for me. This could be my first time there, too. So hopefully I got some good stories for y'all.

I don't know how it be. I be expecting, when I ain't never been to a city before, to be all nice. Then the ratchet, I get to my show, and it's like the club. I be like, okay, this my kind of. Next time this year, you're going to be at the Garden. Yes. You know what? Next time this year, you're going to be at the Garden.

Because to be honest, my favorite New York spot to do, Salsa Con Fuego. Oh, Salsa Con Fuego. I love salsa. Dion just did it two days ago with Rob Stapleton. So shout out to the Bronx.

They have a lot of dope parties too. I used to DJ parties there all the time. For real? And their food, yo. What? Banging. Crazy. It's a theater?

No, no, no. It's a restaurant. It's actually a restaurant, but they have a stage. But they got a stage and everything. So they do performances performances they have a music it's like a dope vibe it's a really she's gonna sell out radio city music hall then she's gonna sell out the garden yeah i said the garden next year watch thank you next year watch all right well when we come back we got the positive notice. The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. It's time to get up out of here. Jess, we appreciate you. When are you coming back? Thank you. Next week, sign on.

Week 8 today. Okay. Yep. Jess lying. All right. So what? I'm always lying. Like, come on.

Relax. Y'all ain't got to say nothing. If Jess answered too fast, she lying. She lying. Okay. I don't know. I got to look at my schedule. That's all.

See, that's the real answer. Yeah. You'll get to the real answer after she lied twice. Okay. Nah, because they want me on a Steve Colbert. They want me on Kimmel. It's a lot trying to get me. They're not even on right now. The writer's great.

See that? See? You should have just stopped at the last line. People at home don't know nothing about that. Oh, you're right. You're right. God damn. See?

Like, come on. Whatever. I'll be back when I be back. All right. Oh, you're right. God damn, see? Like, come on. Whatever, I'll be back when I be back. All right, well, leave us on a positive note. Listen, y'all heard Nyla play that Summer Walker hard life in Pastor Ox earlier, man. So, salute to Summer Walker. The positive note is this, man. I just want y'all to know that I, too,

am entering the soft girl part of my life, okay? So, anything that isn't for me and or disturbs my peace has to go. Respect me and my privacy as I transition into my soft girl era. You crossed your leg and all of that.

Yes, I did. Yes, ma'am. Oh my God. Yes, ma'am. You'll be wearing sundresses next. No, I'm not going to go there. You going to talk it today to see what's up

with that pride collection? No, I'm just going to identify. I'm not going to do all that. You going to sit down when you go to the bathroom? No. You going to talk? No.

All right, I'm just asking. It's about peace. See, I just said anything that has to disturb my peace has to go. Okay, so let's go right No. All right. I'm just asking. It's about peace. See, I just said he didn't have to disturb my peace after go. Okay. So let's go right now. All right. Okay. All right.

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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. Hey, y'all. Niminy here. I'm the host of a brand-new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Executive produced by Questlove, the Story Pirates, and John Glickman,

Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone. The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused

to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone. I'm Madison Packer, a pro hockey veteran going on my 10th season in New York. And I'm Anya Packer, a former pro hockey player and now a full Madison Packer stan. Anya and I met through hockey, and now we're married and moms to two awesome toddlers, ages two and four.

And we're excited about our new podcast, Moms Who Puck, which talks about everything from pro hockey to professional women's athletes to raising children and all the messiness in between. So listen to Moms Who Pock on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone. This is Courtney Thorne-Smith, Laura Layton, and Daphne Zuniga. On July 8th, 1992, apartment buildings with pools were never quite the same as Melrose Place was introduced to the world. We are going to be reliving every hookup, every scandal, and every single wig removal together. So listen to Still the Place on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Welcome to Gracias Come Again, a podcast by Honey German, where we get real and dive straight into todo lo actual y viral. We're talking música, los premios, el chisme, and all things trending in my cultura. I'm bringing you all the latest happening in our entertainment world and some fun and impactful interviews with your favorite Latin artists, comedians, actors, and influencers. Each week, we get deep and raw life stories, combos on the issues that matter to us,

and it's all packed with gems, fun, straight-up comedia, and that's a song that only Nuestra Gente can sprinkle. Listen to Gracias Come Again on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.