The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: We Chat With Jake Steinfeld, Talk Musty Memoirs, Halloween and More

Episode Date: October 31, 2022

Today on The Breakfast Club "Body By Jake" himself, Jake Steinfeld joins us! Later on we ask our listeners for embarrassing stories about them being.... musty. Later on we crown Diddy the best Halloween costume of 2022 can you guess who he was?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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

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Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Monday. Happy Halloween, ladies and gentlemen. Happy Halloween. Yes. What's happening? How y'all feeling?

Good morning. I'm feeling good. I'm the only person in here in the Halloween spirit, clearly. I know. You see me? I was like, Charlamagne's just weird today. Nobody else got the memo that it was Halloween? You know what?

You're dressed regular, except you have a mask. I dress regular, actually. He has on a long leather trench coat and some boots. Who am I? Who am I, Ray? Sting. Okay. Brandon, who am I?

Sting, baby. WWE legend. Sting baby WWE legend Sting okay I thought you were one of the guys from Kiss You know that group Kiss I think that's who Sting might have been channeling It was between the Crow and those guys from Kiss It was definitely the Crow though Back in the day it was definitely the Crow

That's when Sting made his transformation From colorful surfer guy Into darkness And that's where Sting made his transformation from colorful surfer guy into darkness and that's where I am now I'm home today you sound like you're in the bathroom sounds like you want to be a ninja turtle

for Halloween and you're in the sewer I'm actually home and we take Halloween serious but I never get to go to my kids parade I don't know if you get to make it too because usually the parade is right before lunch but today I'm but I never get to go to my kids' parade. I don't know if you get to make it, too, because usually the parade is right before lunch. But today I'm like, I'm going to go. So I got makeup on. I got all types of...

You always got makeup on. What's new? What's up? That's not true. Just because you wore Fenty on Halloween as a costume, you wear Fenty every day? It's actually, I'm a pumpkin face this morning, so my kids are super duper excited. So you're orange instead of yellow. I'm orange. You could have been a squash kids are super duper excited. So you're orange instead of yellow. I'm orange.

You could have been a squash and you wouldn't have to wear no makeup. Just a big yellow squash. You ever thought about that? Shut up, man. Are you wearing your mask right now? Yeah, well, they did it. I have no costume makeup on, so it's all on. So you in something?

Yeah, I'm going to send you guys a picture. It's not like you brought Captain Live from a butthole this morning. Why are you in your mask at home when no one can see you? Exactly. How you got a mask on at the crib? Like, knock it off. We're not even on Zoom. I just told y'all.

It's costume. And yes, I'm up. My costume is on. Well, I got a costume on too. It would probably sound better on the mic if you took the mask off. Maybe. Maybe. I wonder if everybody celebrated Halloween on the weekend so they're not really

caring about it on Monday so we look stupid with costumes on out here. Is that the case? If I had this on this weekend, nobody would say nothing. But I was getting a lot of weird looks this morning.

I ain't seen not one costume when I walked into the building this morning. I'm like, what the hell's going on? I had to look down. Isn't today the 31st? I feel like it's

New York City. People are always kind of walking around like that. Jesus Christ. All kinds of things happening. Well, let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about?

Man, let's talk about this Twitter takeover, what people are saying. You might be getting charged extra. We'll tell you what might cost you $20 a month on Twitter if you so choose. And then maybe you want to win the Powerball. That way you'll be. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired, Depressed? A little bit revolutionary?

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you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves, for self-preservation and protection, it was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay.

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alright this is a lot oh it's the world's most dangerous morning show the Breakfast Club Charlamagne Tha God Angela Yee I thought Envy was there

you got flushed down the toilet oh okay I don't know what he's doing. It's time for front page news. What we got, Yee? Man, I know normally Envy does the scores right here. Just know the Dallas Cowboys won, okay? Drop one of the clues bombs for my Dallas Cowboys.

I got the scores right here. The Broncos beat the Jaguars 21-17. The Dolphins beat the Lions 31-27. Cardinals beat the Vikings 26. Oh, no, they didn't. The Vikings beat the Cardinals 34-26. The Saints beat the Ra. 26. Oh, no, they didn't. The Vikings beat the Cardinals. 34. 26. The Saints beat the Raiders.

24. Nothing. Sheesh. The Patriots beat the Jets. 22. 17. The Seahawks beat Envy's Giants. 27.

13. You didn't have to do that school. What? You didn't have to do that school. You skipped the Titans and Texans. You skipped the Steelers and Eagles. You skipped the Panthers and Falcons. I didn't get to that side yet.

Yes, you did. You skipped right over those. Wait. I didn't get to that side yet. Yes, you did. You skipped right over those. Wait, I didn't even finish. You skipped over. Falcons beat the Panthers 37-34. I didn't get there yet. Yes, you did. You went from the Broncos, Dolphins, and skipped right over them.

Guys. I was going to do that column next. Envy, you should be here. No football. Sorry. No football scores today. The Cowboys beat the Bears 49-29. That sounds like a basketball

game. That's right. Little Light 49 piece. Dropping a clues bond for the Dallas Cowboys. 6-2 on the way to the Super Bowl. What's happening? The Eagles beat the Steelers 35-13. The Titans beat the Texans 17-10. Alright guys, no more football. My Bills, they beat the Packers

27-17. Did you say that the Seahawks beat the Giants 27-13? I believe we did, guys. No more football. Oh, my Bills. They beat the Packers 27-17. Did you say that the Seahawks beat the Giants 27-13? I believe we did, yes. Okay. Just want to make sure. Are you sure you said the Seahawks beat the Giants 27-13? In Monday Night Football, we got the Bengals versus the Browns. All right. Did I sound like Envy?

No, because you didn't say that the Seahawks beat the Giants 27-13. I didn't hear that one.ahawks beat the giants 27 13 i didn't hear that one she said that all right now let's talk about twitter for a moment so according to reports the network contagion research institute posted evidence suggests that bad actors are trying to test the limits on twitter several posts on 4chan encourage users to amplify derogatory slurs for example over the last 12 hours, the use of the N-word has increased nearly 500% from the previous average. That's just hours after Elon Musk

officially acquired the platform. And I saw LeBron posted, I don't know Elon Musk, and to be honest, I could care less who owns Twitter, but I will say that if this is true, I hope he and his people take this very seriously because this is scary AF. So many damn unfit people saying hate speech is free speech.

I don't be on Twitter no way. I ain't been on Twitter in three, four years. Only time I tweet is when it's like to promote something. Or connected to Instagram? No, I don't even have my Twitter connected to my Instagram. No. All right, well, Elon Musk posted, Twitter will be forming a content moderation council

with widely diverse viewpoints. No major content decisions or account reinstatements will happen before that council convenes. But they are saying one thing, according to reports that's happening behind the scenes, is Elon Musk wants to charge people $19.99 a month. If you have the new Twitter blue subscription, which currently is $4.99 a month. And one of the benefits of that new subscription package will include verification on Twitter. And those idiots going to pay for it. As much as people want that validation, as much as people want that blue check and that verification, they're going to pay for it. They're going to spend that $20 a month.

I mean, they're already spending $4.99 a month. So maybe he figures that people care that much about that blue check. They do. They care about that blue check. They do. They care about that blue check. They absolutely do, sadly. Bunch of idiots. Now, YouTube will now let medical professionals apply for additional verification. So if you're a credible medical professional, now you can apply for that.

And that's because they're trying to combat medical misinformation online. I like that. Now that makes sense. Head of YouTube Health, Dr. Garth Graham, wrote that healthcare professionals like doctors,, nurses and mental health specialists can now apply to use the platform's health product features. And so that was introduced last year. They were only available to educational institutions, public health departments, hospitals and government entities. But now they allow this to happen. I love that. And I think they should do that for not just medicine.

They should do that for legal as well. You know what I mean? People that be on there giving legal advice or be talking about, you know, cases or whatever it is, they should have to have that kind of verification too. Because you should know who you should be listening to, right? Not only that, everything. Real estate, when people talk about real estate and investing and all that, all those. I don't know how you would do that with investing. I mean, real estate, you can have a license, yeah.

I don't know how you would do that with investing. I mean, real estate, you can have a license, yeah. I don't know how you would do that with investing, but real estate, yeah. Some people have to, like the people that work for J.P. Morgan, they have to have some type of license to invest people's money, right? Oh, I don't know. I mean, I think when it comes to financial advice, there's a lot of different ways that people invest.

That might be a harder lift. Medicine and legal, definitely, though. I'm all for that. I'll pay for some people's verifications for that because some of y'all be talking and chatting and have no business giving out the medical advice or the legal advice y'all giving. And the Powerball jackpot has risen to $1 billion, by the way, now that there was no winner on Saturday. So that is going to be only the second time in the lottery's 30-year history the jackpot has risen to $1 billion.

If you cash out, you get $497.3 million. We've lived through both of those. We've lived through both of those billion dollar Powerball jackpots. Don't forget to play the Mega Millions, too. The Mega Millions is $87 million. All right. Well, that is your Front Page News.

I play every week. Sorry that I timed out during the football scores, so I didn't hear none of the football scores. The Dallas Cowboys beat the Bears 49-29. Just want to throw that out there, just in case you missed that one. I can't hear you guys. But get it off your chest.

800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Blog. Good morning, Angela. Good morning. What a potty guy. How you doing, Angela? Sean Stone. We still a friend, Angela? Mm-hmm.

Okay, that's good to hear. Hey, Envy, how you doing, man? Sorry that the Giants lost, man Why wouldn't you and Yee be friends? What happened? What did we miss? I don't know You know how Yee be

I love Angela But she always be choosing sides You know what I mean? I don't think she cares about you and Trav being friends Especially when it comes to Trav He's so sensitive over Trav No, I'm not I like the guy

You know what I mean? I don't have no problem with it. You feel me? Hey, Charlamagne, how you doing this morning? Peace, King. What's the word? Hey, I see your Cowboys keep winning, man. I'm glad you know that.

I don't like that, but hey, it is what it is. I like the Giants, man. I just want to say something real quick. Charlamagne, you ever heard the name Christ Unsung Home before? Christ Unsung Home? Yeah. Uh-uh. Did you know in the Bible it says that he's the second coming Christ?

No, I never heard that. Yeah, you should definitely check it out. It's very important for people to know that. And I know a lot of people are getting ready to celebrate Halloween, but please look up the history of Halloween. It's a lot of evil spirits around you guys when you celebrate Halloween, okay? I know you're having fun and partying. Now you're trying to tell people

what to do, but... Don't do that to the kids that like to just get dressed up. Is it just Halloween, Sean? Well, it's all of these pagan holidays, Charlamagne, that we should stay away

from Christmas, not only Halloween, but, you know what I mean? So many different pagan holidays that doesn't give us no type of blessings at all, you know?

Okay. I want y'all to be blessed. All right. Thank you, sir. We appreciate you. I just want to take my kids to get some candy. My kids want candy. holidays that doesn't give us no type of blessings at all you know okay be blessed all right thank you sir we appreciate you i just want to take my kids to get some candy my kids want candy we're just throwing on some costumes man we're not really celebrating anything i don't i just i get what you're saying but come on man if y'all y'all y'all can flip and bounce the n-word but we can't flip and bounce halloween hello who's this hey it's Justin. How you doing? Good morning. Hey, Justin.

Get it off your chest. You know, I work night shifts, right? And that's all I do. I work 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. That's always what I do. And that's not a problem for me. The problem that I got is that why are there always crazy people driving at the times I'm trying to get home? Listen, I'm just trying to drive. I'm trying to cruise and relax.

But I don't need some guy hailing me going 95. We're all trying to get home. Listen, I'm just trying to drive. I'm trying to cruise and relax. But I don't need some guy hearing me going 95. We're all trying to go to the same place. That's just what I'm trying to get off my chest. That's all. Okay. Makes sense. Everybody going to the same place. Seem frustrated this morning.

That's right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed.

You better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Charles from Florida. Hey, Charles, get it off your chest, bro. I just want to talk about the Kari situation. Like, I feel like we always promoting, like, violence is Halloween right now. Everybody probably got scary stuff.

And then, like, biggest show right now is Game of Thrones from HBO. It's all about killing white people, messing with each other. But if Tyree puts something about Hebrews to Negroes with a black America, it's a problem. Okay, so... I don't know what one got to do with the other, but okay. No, okay, it's like, why every time if there's something like about black people,

why do people have to be mad about that? Well, I haven't even read the Hebrew documentary. I haven't seen the Hebrew to Negro documentary, so I don't even know what's on there. So I can't even make a statement about it. Yeah, that's what I was going to say. I haven't seen it either. Have you seen it?

Yeah, I've seen it. It's pretty much explaining about what happened back in the day. Bro, you ain't tell us nothing just now. You didn't tell us nothing just now. Like, you didn't say you didn't tell us nothing. It's Monday, happy Halloween, bro. Oh, I'm sorry to tell you about what goes on back in the day. Like, what?

All right. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is Cliff. What's up, bro? Get it off your chest. Yeah, I want to give a shout out to my sister, Cassie. She just had a baby. My little nephew Noah, man.

That's shit, you know? All right. Thank you, sir. Get it out. You, Charlamagne, you keep doing your thing, you heard? What you going to be for Halloween, bro? I don't know. I've been dressed this Halloween.

He don't know. It's a little late. I think you should be a ear. As much as you say you're hurt, you should be a ear. Just go. Nah, for real. Be a ear for Halloween. Now think you should be an ear. As much as you say you're hurt, you should be an ear. Just go. Be an ear for Halloween. Now you can really walk around and just be like, you're hurt? All right, man.

All right, brother. Hello, who's this? Oh, what's going on? Good morning. Good morning, everybody. A couple quick things. Envy, last week, you should have just ate those donkey todays when that woman gave you donkey today for a dependent touring.

You can't be arguing with women, man. Just get to it. But my main get off the chest is somebody need to put in a law for people who was wrongfully put on child support. They need to get their money back. How do you wrongfully get put on child support? Like the child wasn't

yours? Child wasn't your child wasn't yours. You know what I'm saying? You put on child support? Like the child wasn't yours? Child wasn't yours. Child wasn't my... Yeah, child wasn't yours. And you know what I'm saying? You was put on child support thinking, you know, you did a little happy little family and all that stuff. And come to find out, boom, ain't your child. Did this happen to you? Yes.

I agree. You should get your money back. Man, so break it down. How long were you paying for this child? How did you find out? I think it was about 10, but probably like year four. I was on until about six years. And then, long story short, my current baby mama did her little digging,

and we just found out that the baby wasn't yours. The baby wasn't yours? Did she know, though? Did she know? Who? The woman knew the baby wasn't yours? Well, apparently when she said it, because this is like a trigger type of thing,

so I had to get off my chest, but she had said, like, well, we kind of already knew. So I was like, well, if we kind of already knew, why would you put me on trial? Which I wasn't even tripping at the time for being shot, you know what I'm saying? I don't care.

You thought it was your kid. Yeah, but, you know, I just feel like, you know, when people get wrongly incarcerated, I think they, do they give them money or some type of thing when they get out? I have no idea. Oh, I don't. Yeah, you can sue and get a settlement, yeah. Yeah, you got to sue.

Like, I just saw that the people who got wrongfully convicted for the killing of Malcolm X, they getting like 20-something million dollars from New York. I just saw that yesterday. Yeah, I mean, of course I ain't gonna get that much, but peripherally, I was kind of putting a little hardship to, you know,

get your check in a good chunk amount, a good amount of the zone to do what you can do. Hey, King, I'm glad that you decided to get it off your chest here, but I would advise you

to go talk to a lawyer. A lawyer can advise you better than us. If she knew that baby wasn't yours, you should get your money. Yeah, go find a child's boy lawyer and ask them. I want to know,

do you still talk to the child? Because, you know, you raised this child for four years thinking it was yours. Oh, no, it was raised for 10 years. 10 years.

After the DNA was out, I kind of got casted away a little bit. But not a little bit, a lot. I'm sorry for that, brother. I'm sorry. That has to be really difficult.

But, yeah, y'all have a good one. Them cowboys are praying, so that's basically me. There we go. I really want to say that, too. You mad about the cowboys, bro? Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Now, we got rumors on the way, E?

Yes, and let's start it off with Kanye West and his apology. Do you forgive him? All right, we'll get into that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. I ain't trying to go to jail. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. I just want to shout out to everybody that I've seen at FAMU and also the Magic City Classic out in Alabama. I had an amazing time out there, man. And I love to see all the HBCUs celebrating, partying, and just having a good time safely. It's like a huge family reunion.

So shout out to everybody that I ran into out there. And shout out to everybody who was at Powerhouse over the weekend, too. I was there. It was a sold-out show at Powerhouse over the weekend too. I was there. It was a sold out show. It was amazing. It was really, really incredible. And to Thames, she got her first ever gold number one single for a solo song.

And that was for Free Mind. So congratulations to Thames. We gave her that plaque on stage at Powerhouse. You know, she's on a lot of songs like Essence from Wizkid and The Future and Drake's song Wait For You, but for her to be able to get her own number one at the same time also write

a song for Rihanna that's a hit song for Wakanda Forever. She's having an amazing time. We're dropping the glute bonds for Tim's in Powerhouse. Absolutely. And Nicki Minaj killed it. She was the closer for the show and people were going crazy. You know how sometimes by the end of the concert people are leaving

and they're like, I don't feel it. But people were not leaving at all. Shout out to Nicki. I heard she killed it too as well. So drop a bomb for Nicki Minaj. Alright, well let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Kanye West. Listen up. It's just the end. All the gossip.

The Rumor Report. With Angela Yee. It's the to the rumors. Let's talk Kanye West. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. All right. Well, Kanye, he's not taking a break from speaking his mind. And he apologized for his George Floyd remarks. Some people did not like this apology. Here's what he said. Question the death of George Floyd. It hurt my people. So I want to apologize to her because

right now God has shown me by what Adidas is doing and by what by what the media is doing. I know how it feels to have a knee on my neck now. So thank you, God, for humbling me and letting me know how it really felt. A lot of times when I would say, oh, I'm the richest black man, it would be a defense that I would use for the mental health conversation to say, oh, you guys say I'm crazy, but look at this, I made money. But that is not God-like. If it's not God-like, then God will take that because it's all the church's money, so what's happening right now is I'm being humbled. Come on, man. That brother is comparing his personal choices to the state execution of George Floyd.

Like, what comes out of your mouth is a choice, sir. That's what led him to be in the situation he's currently in. George Floyd didn't choose to be murdered by Derek Chauvin. The reality is, J, Adidas don't really have their knee on your neck like that. Everything you're dealing with is self-inflicted. What happened to George Floyd was not. I just want to say, he did look defeated at first because, you know, when I seen that video, I felt a little sorry for him. I did feel

I'm not going to lie. I felt because he looks so defeated. And then the next day he went on another different rant. And I also want to say this before you go on, Yee. Charlamagne made a statement that it seemed like Kanye West was going down the wrong road. And we've all said that. And I've seen y'all change his words up to be like, oh, Charlamagne, Kanye's about to commit suicide.

He didn't say that. It seemed like the way that he's going, he's going down the wrong road and needs some help. And I think that most people are saying that he needs some help. And I hate how the press try to change that to make you sound like crazy. That wasn't the press. That was social media. I mean, you know, you talk to any psychotherapist, they'll tell you the same thing. You know, that's why I say when it comes to Kanye, the best apology is change behavior. And Kanye's not going to change his behavior until he goes to get help. And I know you can't help people who don't want to help themselves, but that plane is clearly crashing. And I'll say it again.

He's moving like a person who probably feels like they aren't going to be around much longer. And we are watching a manic episode play out in real time. And if someone doesn't intervene, it's not going to end well. If you love Ye, get that man some help before it's too late. Simple as that. Yeah, when you had the doctor up here, she was saying that you can tell when somebody is going through a manic episode. To end things by they start giving things away.

Yes. She said. All right. Now, Kanye, in the meantime, also put up another post after this where he called out the mother of George Floyd's daughter Roxy Washington she's considering suing him for 250 million dollars for defamation and he also posted a message to her he said now for Roxy Washington and Roxy Washington alone I gave two million dollars out of my pocket for the family to help

George's daughter your daughter daughter. I can guarantee that most of those that came for me after my comments didn't do what I did. Even those with millions of dollars in the bank. How much did Black Lives Matter give? Many gave words. I acted. Now because of words, you want to sue me for $250 million when I'm going through an economic lynching,

a digital lynching, a social credit score bankrupting. You're either being controlled or you're being greedy, but you better get you some business. For God, get mad. This is how you try someone who was there for your family. You will never get money from no one else. God don't like ugly.

Look at your MF and hat. Then he started talking about how ugly her hat is. He said, you know how I feel about an ugly hat? And then to the Floyd family, I apologize to you in the black community for my comments on Drink Champs humbly. Now come get Roxy before she mess up all your money. The Bible is the umbilical cord. Stay connected.

Now, why is that OK? Like, it amazes me that Flat Earth Twitter has so much to say about, you know, Jewish people holding Kanye accountable for his words to the Jewish community, but don't have anything to say whenever Kanye kicks black people back in. Now, here's what Stephen Jackson said in response to Kanye. You say stupid, you get stupid prizes. Nobody actually said nothing about George Floyd, but you decided to say that on your own. So you're going to pay the consequences. Roxy was minding up business. Gianna was minding up business. Oh, and also Roxanna, Gianna,

and the family is two different people. She don't stand with the family and the family don't stand with her. They had different lawyers during the whole court process. They had different lawyers. And for y'all that don't know, Kanye's delusional. You didn't give Gianna $2 million.

She got $250,000 that they broke down through family that Roxanne is giving back to you. You got a lot of problems, dog. But if you want to address somebody, come address me. I'm speaking for the family and I've been adding you at every post.

You didn't have to say nothing about Georgia. We were supporting you and everything you was doing and still support you. But every time you speak on Georgie, you're gonna learn your lesson. Mm-hmm. I mean, it's a black people. How come, you know, you're asking the question, how come corporations, you know, didn't hold Kanye accountable when he made anti-black comments? Black people, how come you not holding Kanye West accountable? Correct. When he makes anti-black comments. Black people, how come you not holding Kanye West accountable when he makes anti-black comments?

Now, Kanye posted a picture of Lauryn Hill and said, love is the answer. God is love. Does anyone wonder what Ms. Hill's recording contract looked like and why she stopped recording professionally? We no longer will be used to oppression. Kweli was right on so many things. Sway was right when you sell your name and likeness. Let's free ourselves and bring back this frequency. It's just strange how you can complain about, you know, deals that you signed,

but yet you also say that you were the richest black man in America. So which one is it? Did you sign a bad deal? Or did you sign deals that made you the so-called richest black man in America? And he's not the richest black man in America. I mean, we know this. He never was. We know this. But once again, man, you know, I know you can't help anybody until they want to help themselves.

But that plane is clearly crashing. And he is moving like a person who probably feels like they aren't going to be around much longer. We are watching a manic episode in real time. And if someone doesn't intervene, it's not going to end well. If you love Ye, get that brother some help. Period. All right, well, that is your rumor reports. And I didn't see

the whole, like, why the hat? It was just stupid, childish. It was one of the dumbest things I've seen. I want that brother to get some help. Like, it's amazing. Everybody's cheering him on and round of applause, but it's just like, go help that brother. You clearly see

that what he's going through is not normal. Like, he's clearly going's going through is not normal. He's clearly going through something that's not normal. We're watching a manic episode in real time and everybody's just sitting around like, oh yeah, go Ye, go. No, stop Ye, stop. Get that man some help. Absolutely. Alright, well, we got

front page news next year. What are we talking about? Alright, well, let's talk about Joshua Primo from San Antonio Spurs. They have opted to release him and we'll tell you what he did and his response to being released. All right, we'll get into that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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Kodak came on right before Nikki. He got there a little late. But, you know, the crowd loves some Kodak Blacks. Word. Yeah, I heard he brought out jerseys on Al Bial. So, shout out to Kodak. All right. Well, let's get into some front page news.

Now, football scores doesn't really matter. Yes, it does matter. First of all, let's start with the number one score. The Dallas Cowboys beat the Chicago Bears 49-29. Nice 49 piece we put up. Dropping a clues bomb for the Cowboys. And the Giants got their ass washed by the Seahawks 27-13.

That's all that matters. Well, the Broncos beat the Jaguars. Dolphins beat the Lions. Falcons beat the Panthers. Vikings beat the Cardinals. Cowboys won. We said that already. Say it again.

No, I'm not saying it again. Patriots beat the Jets. The Titans beat the Texans. And then Monday night football. The Bengals take on the Browns at 8-15. Now, what else we got, Yeezy? All right. Well, let's talk about Jake Paul.

So he fought over the weekend. He beat Anderson Silva. Now he's challenging Canelo Alvarez. Here's what he said. I want Nate Diaz, who's a bitch. He tried to come into my locker room. He tried to cause some shit. And then he always leaves the fucking arena.

So, Nate Diaz, stop being a b**ch and fight me. You too, Canelo. You guys said, oh, you can't beat someone. You can't beat a striker. You can't beat a legend like Anderson Silva. I just did it. So why can't I beat Canelo? F**k y'all. You're not going to beat Canelo Alvarez. So I guess you're cursing

me out by saying F you. In fact, Canelo's going to put you to sleep probably in the first round. Alright, he said his haters never give him credit. I enjoy Jake Paul. I ordered the fight. me out by saying F you. In fact, Canelo's going to put you to sleep probably in the first round. All right. He said his haters never give him credit. I enjoyed Jake Paul. I ordered the fight. I ordered the fight twice because for whatever reason, when I ordered it on one TV, it said $4.99.

So when I saw it say $4.99, I ordered it upstairs too. It said $4.99. I don't know if that was a misprint or not, but on that screen it said $4.99. So I ordered it twice, and I was very entertained by that fight. Jake Paul did very well. But come on, bro. You're not beating Canelo Alvarez. Knock it off.

No, not at all. All right. Now, San Antonio is waiving 19-year-old Joshua Primo. That decision was announced on Friday. Now, reps for the team have released a minimal amount of information behind their decision, but they said it is our hope that in the long run, this decision will serve the best interests of both the organization and Joshua. He is under contract for $4.1 million next season and $4.3 million in 2023 to 2024. He did not play in the game on Friday, but they are saying that there was incidents where he allegedly exposed himself to women.

There were multiple alleged incidents of him doing that. He was the number 12 pick in the 2021 NBA draft. And that decision to release him on Friday was sudden and shocking. But they're saying it had to be very severe with these issues that are surrounding him. Now, he released a statement to ESPN. He said, I know that you all are surprised by today's announcement. I've been seeking help to deal with previous trauma I suffered and will now take this time to focus on my mental health treatment more fully. I hope to be able to discuss these issues in the future so I can help others who have suffered in a similar way.

I appreciate privacy at this time. How old did you say he was? 19. I wonder, and I'm not saying What he did is right By any means But I wonder When they have These young brothers

Getting to the league Like this And they start getting All this stardom And this fame Is there somebody out there Helping him and guiding him You know

Because they go to the league At like 18 17 I don't even think They should wait Until they get in the league That's why I'm so big On you know

Trying to push Social and emotional learning And mental health literacy In schools Because you got to help these brothers raise their emotional intelligence levels, man. You can't give a 19-year-old multi-millions of dollars and they haven't fixed anything that's going on

with them internally. All that money going to do is magnify it. Well, he did say he's taking the time to focus on his mental health more fully. And at some point, he said he plans to be able to talk about it to help others. So we'll wait for that to happen.

Cause we definitely don't know all the details. And 19 is very, very, very young. By the way, I was going to say that we don't know what he did, but you think about, he just turned 19.

He was 18 in the league, getting millions of dollars traveling on the road. No parents, no supervision. We also don't know when this happened, allegedly. Right. With these allegations.

Absolutely. All right. Well, that is your front page news. And by the way, the state and the city of New York is going to pay $36 million to the men who were exonerated in Malcolm X's murder. So they have agreed to pay a man and his family of his late co-defendant $36 million. Muhammad Aziz, 84, and Khalil Islam, who died in 2009 in 874, were convicted alongside Abdul Halim in the fatal shooting. And so now they're paying $36 million. How did that money come?

Does it come in one lump sum or did they distribute it over? I mean, it can't be over time. I'm brothers old. I want all my money now. Yeah, I think they probably give it to you. And then you have to give a piece of it to your lawyer, I guess, whoever was fighting for you. And then taxes of course all right and that is your front page news yes and also i want to just send a rest in peace to calvin butts uh he's a reverend calvin but

he was uh leading uh one of the largest black churches in new york city morehouse brother he actually baptized two of my kids. He baptized Madison and Logan. So I just want to send condolences to his family. Shout out to his wife, Pat Butts, who listens every morning. Miss Butts, good morning. And, you know, we send our love, condolences,

and a major, major staple in New York City and across the world. So I just want to say rest in peace to Reverend Calvin Butts. Definitely sending healing energy to Reverend Calvin's family, for sure. Absolutely. All right. Now, when we come back, Body by Jake will be joining us. His name is Jake Steinfeld, man.

Yes. But you know him as Body by Jake. Yes, he does a lot of different things. He's a fitness personality. He's an entrepreneur. He's a producer. And, yes, he develops businesses through the Body by Jake brand. Yes. All right. And we'll talk develops businesses through the Body by Jake brand.

Yes. All right. And we'll talk to him next. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Power 105.1.

The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Who we got? Body by Jake.

My man, Jake Steinfeld, man. What's up, my brother? What's up, guys? How you doing? How's it going? Doing great. Doing great. You guys are looking sharp. Oh, thank you. Now, you got an album out called Don't Quit. Don't Quit, man. Now, in 1984, you dropped an album called Don't Quit,

but it's been, I guess, revitalized for the digital age, right? Well, I'll tell you something. I did the first original soundtrack to an exercise video. And back in the day, in 84, you had Jane Fonda, Jane Kennedy, Victoria Printer, all these people doing exercise records, but it was the 1-2-3, and that behind it was like that that kind of porn stuff i never saw porn but i just heard about it you know that music yep and i wanted to do something that had some real soul because you know exercise is a boring thing but when you get exercise and music working together it's amazing what you can really accomplish correct so i met with a bunch of people

universal music actually mca records at the time. Irving Azoff, I pitched him this idea, and I got this guy Bobby Caldwell who had a big hit in the 70s, What You Won't Do For Love. What you won't do, do for love. Right? Yeah, yeah. And he did

Don't Quit. We shot a music video. MTV had just come on, and the song starts to go man and we got to number 56 on the dance chart and I had Andre Fisher who came from a band called Rufus in the 70s and Chaka Khan produced the album with me now after all these years Beyonce and Drake dropped these 80s dance records and Universal Music says, hey Jake, we're going to re-release Body

by Jake, don't quit. And there's this 8 great cuts of music, it's already being sampled by DJs around the country, and it's sick, it's insane. They only put this album back out because of Drake and Beyonce bringing back that genre. And you didn't even think about doing that.

Honestly, I didn't think about it. They re-digitized the video. And the music is, when you listen to it, man, the stuff holds up. I mean, Leslie Smith has got a beautiful voice. We did two Jimmy Cliff tunes, man. And yeah, yeah, yeah. That's my song. So for people that don't know it, some of the people that you train, who did you train?

Well, listen, I was the first guy to for people that don't know it, some of the people that you train, who did you train? Well, listen, I was the first guy to do personal fitness training and made it an occupation back in, you know, like 1980s. 1980. 1980, man. Back when the dinosaurs

still roamed the earth. But I trained guys at Harrison Ford for, you know, Raiders of the Lost Ark. Okay. Steven Spielberg, Priscilla Presley,

Bette Midler, Warren Beatty, all these guys. Madonna. She does. And the interesting thing about it, man, look, I grew up here in New York. I was an overweight kid. I had a bad start growing up. My dad bought me a set of weights when I was 13 years old and it changed my life. And not only did the weights build my body, man, but it built my confidence and my self-esteem. And, you know, when you have confidence and you have self-esteem,

especially today, you know, you talk to a lot of kids and, you know, Shaw, you talk a lot about mental health issues. If you think about this for a second, you know, the greatest antidepressant is if you're anxious, if you're stressed out, if you're angry, if you're sad, if you're mad, exercise. Just get your body moving. Let me ask you this. What do you think about nowadays people just getting things like

getting their abs done and the sculpting and the waist trainers? Listen, that's what makes horse racing, you know, and you've got to find something that works for you. Look, there's something that I've always been very conscious of is to be authentic, and you can't buy trust. That's right. And I've been doing what I've been doing now for about 43, 44 years. And, Charles, you know now what I do, as you guys do, it's important to give back. That's right.

And one of the things that I do is I put fitness centers in elementary and middle schools around this great country of ours. How many you got, Jake? Tell them how many you got. I just finished, just come off the road on Friday with our 42nd state. Wow. Wow. And it was interesting because I'm now filling things in.

So I was in Idaho, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota. I've never been to any of those four states. And it's just amazing to see and the great thing that you see because you guys know i mean like the news is crummy these days man but i get the opportunity to go visit places where nobody goes to and you meet people who do so much with so little and care so much about kids and community and and family and the three things that i live on man man, are health, hope, and family. Did you create Major League Lacrosse?

Yeah. Now talk about that. So basketball is my first love, man. I went out for the basketball team when I was in eighth grade. Because I'm just telling you now with family, I was a great damn basketball player. I'm just telling you now. No, no, listen. I'm telling you, I was great because my mother said, Jake, you're a great damn basketball player. I'm just telling you. No, no, listen. I'm telling you, I was great because my mother said,

Jake, you're a great basketball player. And I really wasn't all that great. I love the game. And I went out, and it was the first time that I kind of put myself out there. And I get cut. And it was pretty devastating. And this kid that I knew gave me this poem. And the last two lines of the poem, I just kept reading over and over again. Stick to the fight when your hardest hit. It's when things seem worst that you must not quit. That's right.

And it became a Bible verse to me. I trademarked the words, don't quit in 1981. And I got started early, man. As I said, I was the first guy to do personal fitness training. Remember Ted Turner created Cable News Network. CNN gave me my first thought doing the fitness break on Cable News Network and parlayed that sort of famous by association into television shows and books. And I created a television network called Fit TV in 1993, the first 24-hour linear fitness television network. So about Major League Lacrosse, I'm the guy, when everyone's going left, I go right, man. And everybody in Hollywood at the time

were buying these minor league baseball teams. And I'm on a plane, I'm thumbing through this magazine, and I see this guy holding a lacrosse stick. Now, I played lacrosse in high school. I wasn't all that great at lacrosse, man. But your mom thought you were great. My mother thought I was excellent at that. No, actually, she didn't want me playing lacrosse.

No, no, no. It was bad. Hitting people. Bad. You know. And I'm reading about this article about this guy named Dave Morrow who started a company in his dorm room at Princeton called Warrior.

Where I said, this guy's making lacrosse a lifestyle, like a young Phil Knight. I said, I'm going to give him a buzz. I called up the editor of the magazine. I said, you did an article on this guy, Dave Morrow. Could I get to the writer? I got the number. And I called Dave. And I said, listen, I read this article about you.

I said, I got a question. Is there such a thing as pro outdoor lacrosse? He goes, no. I said, there is now. And that was May 1998. And we went on this incredible adventure, guys. And starting a professional sports league is, you know, Ice Cube has got the big three.

It's not for the faint of heart. And there's no book. You can't look up something and say, how do you start a professional sports league? And I looked at it as, how do you get sports legitimizers? So I went to Coca-Cola, who turned me down. I went to ESPN, who I was

on on my fitness show. They partnered with me. And I went to Bud Light and made a deal there. I did it for 20 years and just sold it and uh wow it's it's you know life is about the adventure you know it's and it's about what you think you can do and then take it 25 other steps because you know you guys got a huge audience and you got so many people who have so many ideas and so many dreams. And there's no reason why every single person who listens can't achieve their dream. The only reason why they don't achieve the dream is because they don't give it the shot. All right, we got more with Jake Steinfeld. When we come back, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Body by Jake, Jake Steinfeld. Charlamagne? That's not the only business you've built and then sold. What's been the most lucrative one? Well, probably Fit TV, which was the television network. I mean, that was the one I sold to Rupert Murdoch. For how much, Jake, if you don't mind?

$500 million. Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo and uh well that was the reason why back in the day i wanted to buy an nba team that's that's what i wanted to do why didn't that happen there was nobody around i didn't have any mentorship you know back in uh 1997 everyone like i said we're buying minor league baseball teams and and it wasn't what i was interested in doing it was just one of those moments. And I ended up founding Major League Lacrosse. And that was one of those insane adventures, which every time down the road, you know, it's just about taking shots. Charles, you and I were talking about now the fitness business. And I think there's a huge

opportunity for what you do, especially with mental health and how exercise can become an integral part of man just giving you the ability to have the power to feel good all right i'm gonna let my wife and tony handle that and and you want to you're the chairman of the national foundation for governors fitness councils right yeah man i started uh i actually started in californ in California, Arnold Schwarzenegger, who I go back a long time with when he became governor and named me chair of the fitness council in California. And look, like I told you guys,

I was this overweight kid. And growing up we took the President Kennedy's fitness challenge. And I would tell people, you know, I ran a 50-yard dash in three days. So it wasn't set up you know, it wasn't set up for overweight kids and kids who weren't in shape, and it was more demoralizing. So I always said that when I started to become successful with Body by Jake,

I said, I want to turn this thing around, and I want to give back. So when I became chair of the fitness council in California, I had this idea to do this governor's fitness challenge, which was to get kids active 30 to 60 minutes every other day for a month and do whatever you want to do. And I partnered with General Mills. I partnered with Blue Cross Blue Shield of California. And I created this sort of certificate of completion that Arnold and myself signed. So in 2006, we had 10,000 kids take the California kids take the challenge. By the time he ended his reign in 2011, we had a million 400,000 kids. And now I've been in this position, putting fitness centers in elementary

and middle schools around the country with just a single admission. That's what I wanted to do, taking on this position as chair of the National Foundation for Governance Fitness Councils. That's important because, well, first of all, I want to say a couple of things. I think especially nowadays, kids, I feel like sometimes would rather stay inside than go outside. And then I was going to say, I remember when it comes to elementary schools, in my school, we had a little tiny playground.

It was like a cement right yeah that had a fence around it and my gym and my teacher used to take gym away from us all the time she would write gym on the board and then she would cross if we were talking too much she would cross out the g then she would cross out the y and then she would cross out the m she played hangman on you yeah she didn't want to go outside with. And so I do feel like for having that in the school. So we never had a gym in my school growing up in Brooklyn. And so doing something like that, I think, is an amazing initiative to get kids interested and understand the importance of physical activity. That's why my kids don't want to stay inside.

Like, they want to go out. Like, rainy days, they are excited to go out. But you guys have a nice backyard. Yeah, but even though, like, they want to go to the park. Like park like after school they want to stay at the park for a little bit like they enjoy going yeah but it's just creating those things where they can go out you know and that's the thing and i'm a big believer in like anything else if you give the schools the tools it's it's it's amazing to see what could really happen absolutely and this is a gift that when we do it so i've got what i do is i got three brand new one hundred thousand

dollar don't quit fitness centers i call governors around the country cold uh i never met these people and my thing is because i'm not i don't get involved in politics i'm about kids i'm about the future uh getting things done because if you get mixed up and probably you guys know you get mixed up in the politics everybody gets tangled because say you got opposing politics to somebody you're gonna let that keep you from building a fitness center for kids yeah think about that right so i call these governors cold and i say i got three brand new 100 000 don't quit fitness centers we do this contest right where it's just for elementary and middle and and the reason why is because i because I think that kids in that age are still in that Gumby-ish stage. You know, they're still like sponges.

And most high schools in your high school, they have gyms already because they got football teams. They do. They got football, but they don't let all the kids train. That's another hole for another time. But, you know, here what I say is if you get this gift, it's not a grant. You guys know politics. So there's grants and there's gifts. That's right.

And we do this contest. So we do a joint. You guys know politics. So there's grants and there's gifts. That's right. And we do this contest. So we do a joint press release with the governor, and then we choose the schools. And next year, I think I will hopefully get to New York, believe it or not. I don't talk politics, but this is my home state, and your last governor, man, never picked up the phone. But I'm just saying. Wow. Thank you for joining us today and sharing all this information. And I believe you said the gyms are open to people in the community, too, right?

Yes. As a matter of fact, we do. We ask them to keep the fitness center open before and after school and on weekends. And not just for the kids and the teachers, but the moms and dads, grandmas and grandpas and aunts and uncles. So everybody can come in. And it's just amazing to see the camaraderie, the love, and the community that really happens. And I know we're all used to seeing gyms in every corner,

but where we go, there's not gyms for 30, 40 miles or good healthy food. So it's imperative that we all give back. The stuff that you guys do, I just want to say is awesome. You know, Shaw, you're a champ, man. And everything you do in such a positive way is awesome to see. Thank you, brother. It really is, man. And I appreciate you guys having me on. Go get that Body by Jake Don't Quit album, man.

That's right. Yeah, man. Thank you for joining us, brother. Available everywhere you scream music. Official Body by Jake, man, on Instagram. I mean, you guys got 10 million followers, man. Let's see. You can pump me up a little bit here.

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Kiss me through the phone I'll see you later on Kiss me through the phone Kiss me through the phone. See you when I get home. She got my phone like. We on the phone like. Yes, it's the world's most dangerous morning show at a breakfast club. Charlemagne, the God, Angelique.

Oh, very good throwback. People act like Soulja Boy don't got bops if you want to. Play with big Soulja. Drop on the Clues bombs with Draco. You know, they love Soulja Boy at Williams-Bright Stadium

in South Carolina. Whenever they win, they play Turn Your Swag On. Okay. That's a good fun song. They get hyped too. Yep.

They actually want him to make an appearance at Williams-Bright Stadium. So, I already told Ivy, but Theo, holler at me. Get your Soulja Boy to Columbia, South Carolina at 8.03. Come to a game before the year's over. What the hell was that?

I don't know. Is that Envy? What is he doing? And listen, salute to everybody who came out to my screening of the movie Till this past Friday. I had a private screening for the movie Till this past Friday. Very important story. Of course, it's a tough story to watch, but, man, we live in an era right now where people are either trying to revise history or omit history altogether.

So I feel like the only way history is going to properly be documented is through the arts, an art that is made by us. So salute to Whoopi Goldberg for helping to get the Till movie made. Great, great movie, man. And the lead actress who played Mammy Till, oh my god. If she don't get Oscar nominated, something's wrong. All right. I can't wait to see

that movie. Let me pull that sister name up. And let me say, shout out to all the kids I know heading to school this morning dressed up in their Halloween outfits. That's part of the reason why I'm home. I wanted to see my kids today in their parade. We don't ever get to see them because we're usually working so um shout out to uh logan jackson brooklyn and am i forgetting one and yes i'm sure you are you got 20 of them i'm sure syracuse flute to syracuse and milwaukee you know orlando just start naming

random states you'll get one of them. Start naming random countries. You'll get one of your kids' names right. But shout out to London, Brooklyn, and Jackson on their way to school. They all dressed up and they're all happy. They're excited for Halloween tonight. So shout out to them. Daniel Deadweiler. Salute to Daniel Deadweiler.

She plays Mamie Till Mobley in the Till movie. She needs to be nominated for an Oscar. And I had a great weekend, too. I actually was doing a fireside chat at the Black Wealth Summit, and it was really amazing. It was a sold-out summit, so just being in that presence, I made some great connections there, too, so I always encourage people. Networking is definitely part of being successful

and going out and making sure you're in spaces with like-minded people. Absolutely. Well, we got rumors on the way. What are we talking about? Yes, and we are going to be talking about some. Look, I'm tired of talking about Kanye nonstop. It's hard to get away from it. So we're going to talk about something else in this next rumor report,

and we'll talk about Halloween, what some of the celebrities were up to, some of your favorite costumes, all of that. All right. We'll get into all that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. E.J., Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk about a stinky celebrity. Man, what? This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club. So listen up. All right.

Well, Michael Ealy was on The Kelly Clarkson Show. And he talked about filming Think Like a Man 2 and having a scene with Taraji P. Henson, who had to let him know that he was not smelling too good. He was a little tart. We're doing a scene in Think Like a Man 2 and I had just had a kid, so I didn't get a chance to really like, you know, work out and prepare for this role and stuff. So right before this scene where I'm, like, shirtless in the bed with her and stuff like that, I did about 250 push-ups. We were, like, in between takes, and she's, like, kind of, like, in here, because I'm, like, kind of on top of her,

and we're just sitting there in between the take. And she says to me, she goes, Hmm, you're kind of ripe wow which which really translate into man you smell that's kind she was like michael ely is not perfect dropping the clues bonds with taraji p hinton for telling the truth i too love to tell Light-skinned men They stink Okay Shut up

I enjoy it It's one of my favorite When you're in bed With light-skinned men too You like to tell them They stink Okay And then do it

Being in the bed I tell you that you stink All the time Just because Just because you beige Alright Yeah well you know And you need that honesty

That is good By the way That's a very black way To tell somebody they stink Boy you ripe, Annie? Overripe. I'd rather get called ripe than musty. Musty is fighting word.

Boy, you tell somebody they musty? Boy, you musty, Annie? I've never heard ripe, though. She was saying it in a nice way to let them know, yes, stink. Okay. Boy, you musty, Annie? All right, now the creator of Dahmer, Ryan Murphy, says that he did reach out to the victims' families and no one responded.

Yo, you stink, Ryan. Now, he was speaking at an event in L.A.'s DGA Theater, and here's what he had to say last week. The interesting thing about the show, we haven't really talked about it. We haven't done a lot of press for the show. We've kind of waited. We wanted people to discover it and absorb it and talk about it we reached out to 20 around 20 of the victims families and friends trying to get input trying to talk to people and not a single person responded to us in that process so we relied very very heavily and David can contested this

other incredible group of researchers who I don't even know how they found a lot of this stuff, but it was just like a night and day effort to us trying to uncover the truths of these people. And it was a story that I was obsessed with. Now, didn't the family say otherwise? Didn't the family say nobody reached out to them? Yeah. I'm going to believe the families.

You know, he did say he's willing to pay the cost of a memorial for the victims if they should want to arrange something like that. He said there's some resistance because they think the park would attract people who are interested in paying homage to what happened. But he said, I think something should be done. But the truth is, I mean, because it's all public record, that's why you don't have to pay for that. You know, there's another movie on Netflix right now. This was like the number one movie over the weekend called The Good Nurse. I don't have to pay for that. You know, there's another movie on Netflix right now. This was like the number one movie over the weekend called The Good Nurse. I don't know if anybody watched that.

But that was based on a true story. It was a nurse in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. And he killed a lot of people. He admitted to killing 29 victims, but they believe he killed more than 300 people in the hospitals. Wow. Yeah. So that movie's out right now. Did he have a target

or was it just random people? They said he's never really explained why he did it. And so he would go and he would, inside of the, you know, the liquid in the bags

that you use the drip for, he would put the insulin in them and like other chemicals that were clear. So just any people? Yeah. Not like, wasn't racially motivated?

Sometimes he wouldn't even know who was getting the bag because he was just... That's just definitely sick and you know i think part of that movie was to talk about the system and how broken it was because he would just go from hospital to hospital and because hospitals don't want to like get sued they'll cover it up they'll just transfer him or fire him and then he'll get hired somewhere else oh so they knew he was doing it i there was a lot of the nurses and other doctors would notice that when he was there, all these people, all these patients would be dying.

And so it was kind of unspoken. And then people didn't want to lose their jobs, so they didn't want to say anything. And then the hospital would cover it up because they don't want those lawsuits. And then he would just end up getting hired somewhere else. I'm ready for the aliens, man. Come on, UFOs.

Come on, extraterrestrials, please. Now, Evan Peters also detailed the process that went into his portrayal of Jeffrey Dahmer. And he was in a panel over the weekend. He said he spent four months preparing for that role. He took into account every single detail of Dahmer's physicality to ensure that his portrayal was as accurate as possible. He said he has a very straight back. He doesn't move his arms when he walks. So I put weight on my arms to see what that felt like.

I wore the character's shoes with lifts in them, his jeans, his glasses. I had a cigarette in my hand at all times. He said initially he wasn't sure about accepting that role. He said, I went back and forth on whether I should do it or not. I knew it was going to be incredibly dark and an incredible challenge.

But once he took on the role, he said he went deep. And according to Ryan Murphy, he basically stayed in that character for months. Let me ask y'all a question. Is it just me, or when y'all out and about, do y'all feel like y'all see Jeffrey Dahmer like two and three times? Like, I'd just be out and about, and I'd be like, oh, that person look like Jeffrey Dahmer. That person look like Jeffrey Dahmer. Is it just me?

Yeah, I don't know where you'd be at, bro. I don't see nobody look like that damn Jeffrey Dahmer. I'd be thinking that all the time. I'd just be seeing random white men with glasses, and I'd be like, oh, that dude look like Jeffrey Dahmer, don't see the way i look like i've never done i've been seeing i've been thinking that all the time i just be seeing random white men with glasses and i'm like oh that dude that dude look like jeffrey doma don't all right and who do you think had the best halloween costume that you've seen on social media this whole i saw diddy by far yeah joker did he with the joker because did he went full joker for real did he did he really let the character take him over? Yeah. That was a great job. I mean, he was even arguing in character.

And I'm not sure how this argument started. That's one of the funniest humans to ever walk the face of the earth. Did it? And not try to be funny. Yes. Absolutely. All right. Well, listen to this.

You're a clown. You say you don't like me? You get to it. You don't like me? Then motherfucking get to it, nigga. You don't like me, you motherfucking front? Get to it, bitch. Don't fucking play with me on Halloween. I'm out here with love, nigga. You want to have love?

It's what up, nigga? What's up? Come over here and I'll bust your shit. Nah, hey, keep it. You fucking pussy, make sure you don't never talk to me like that. I'm in love, nigga. Keep that fucking macking, man. You're really taking over my energy right now. He's going to hurt you right now. Nah, I keep it That's him arguing Michael Michael J. Ferguson, who plays 2-Bit. He got out of character a little bit.

He sounded Harlem for a little bit. He sounded like he was mixing Ciroc and Deleon before he left the house. That's what that sounded like to me. But they posted this, and I saw Diddy responded, had a fun night, it's all love, hugged like black kings should do when it comes to some BS. Love, love, love. I think Lizzo was dope, too. Lizzo had the dope outfit

she was uh marge simpson oh she was also krishan yeah i seen that saw that one and krishan liked that costume i saw people like going in like oh you're trying to make fun of her or whatever but krishan says she loved it tiger was et i thought that was dope tiger did a great job like tiger one too yeah it was dope uh and what's up laurie harvey did uh some fiance poses Tiger was dope. And what's up? Lori Harvey did some Beyonce poses. That was dope too. I saw Chloe Bailey with Storm. Yeah, they went a lotto. What was lotto?

That was lotto. What is it? I don't know what this character... I don't be knowing these characters. I know you probably know. That's the bride of Chucky,

ain't it? Oh yeah, okay. Bride of Chucky. Bride of Chucky. Yeah, so there you go. A lot of people were dressed up. It was cute. It was cute.

It was cute. Wiz Khalifa was an In-N-Out employee. He did that before, though. I thought that was an old picture. I think that was a throwback picture. Oh, it was? Okay. I just saw that picture.

I think he did that before. I might be wrong. I thought he did that before. And then you saw the Kardashian kids, Kim Kardashian and Kanye's kids. They were cute. That was dope. Yeah, they did. Aaliyah, Eazy-E, Sade.

Why y'all ain't dressed up today, man? Why am I the only person in here in costume? And Snoop. Why y'all acting like Halloween ain't funny to this? I don't know. You look crazy, though. It's Halloween, Yee. It's supposed to.

Because no one else is doing it. No, no. But I dress up. Well, Ember, you do that at home. Yeah, and I'm dressed up now. Yeah. All right. Well, that is your rumor report.

Kelly Rowland was Catwoman. That was dope. Kerry Washington was Lionel Richie. That was dope. We got to get ready for Donkey of the Day. We'll talk about it some more. I was trying to find a wig, because I was going to come in as Angela Yee today

with the Whatchamacallit wig, but I couldn't find one. What's the Whatchamacallit wig? I want to hear you explain this one. Nah, because you got curly hair on the side, so they have the curly wig. I was going to try to do the Angela Yee pose and hairdo, but I couldn't find it.

People would have thought, Envy, that you went again and got implants. I'm glad you didn't do it. And you could have just bought a wig from Angela's wig shop. Don't you got a wig shop? Yeah, you could have got something from private. Yeah, there you go.

Damn, next time. All right, well. Don't you got a wig shop? Yeah, you could have got something from Private World. There you go. Damn, next time. All right. Well, who are you giving your dog to? Boy, after the hour, let's talk toxic relationships, why don't we? Okay? Okay. Yes. All right.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Who's donkey of the day, but I got the donkey of the day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey, man, hit it with the heat. It's a breakfast club, bitches. Who's donkey of the day today? Well, Ed Sheeran, today's donkey of the day is very sad. Donkey of the day for Monday, October 31st goes to 33-year-old Keisha Golden of Chicago, Illinois. Sleuth everybody from the shy. This story saddens me deeply for a number of reasons,

but it's a teachable moment in this story and it's a simple lesson. Stop trying to make toxic relationships work. Whenever I see these articles that have headlines like 10 necessary steps to fix a toxic relationship, I don't pay attention to any of those, okay? The ones I pay attention to are 10 steps to end a toxic relationship

or 10 steps on how to stop being in a toxic relationship because the reality is toxic relationships do not end well and this leads me to the story i'm about to tell you today keisha golden 33 years old her boyfriend and multiple family members at the house kicking it on a sunday and they began to argue over the microwave okay listen to what i just said they started to argue over the microwave. Okay. Listen to what I just said. They started to argue over the microwave and Keisha knocked the plate out her boyfriend's hands. Now, let me tell you something. When you get to the point where y'all arguing over something as simple as microwave use, it's time to move on. Okay. Next thing you know, you're going to start hating the way the

person choose. You're going to start hating the way the person breathes. Everything about the person is going to start pissing you off. And that's what this sounds like to me it's not the microwave you microwave use that pissed keisha off it's everything that has been going on in their life previously that i'm sure culminated into this microwave moment trust me whatever has been happening with these two was brewing and baking for a while and this microwave moment was the final stand because after keisha knocked the plate out of her boyfriend's hand her boyfriend grabbed her and pushed her down against the counter her uncle intervened stepped between them broke them up and then Keisha's boyfriend went to their bedroom and Keisha allegedly

continued to argue with him before grabbing a knife a family member tried to separate them but Keisha allegedly reached around them and stabbed her boyfriend in the thigh. Golden's boyfriend, who has not been identified, was taken to a hospital with a severed artery and died. Now, there's a lot of nuance to this story. Number one, she's eight months pregnant with her boyfriend's child. I'm sure emotions were through the roof, hormones off, all types of things going on. Not making excuses or justifying anything she did, just giving some nuance. And remember what I say,

you just don't get to the point of arguing over microwave use and that leading to a murder. Okay, prosecutors said Keisha had no criminal history, but since June, between her and her boyfriend, they have filed five domestic violence reports with police. Five! And four of the incidents, Golden accused her boyfriend of physical

violence including choking slapping or punching her in a report made in august with police her boyfriend accused her of stabbing him in the neck he was hospitalized but he didn't press charges let me tell you something man we live in a society that really really really loves plane crashes we see it all the time nobody wants to to truly help anyone. In fact, instead of getting people help when we see they need it, we pull out our phones and record the dysfunction. And then when situations like this happen, everyone acts shocked and surprised and can't believe it as if all the signs weren't right there in your face. These two individuals had no business together, which is why I told you I don't read articles that tell you how to fix

a toxic relationship. There's no fixing a toxic relationship, okay? It's just a trauma bond until both individuals decide to go fix themselves individually, okay? Do some work on themselves individually, okay? Two healed people or two people on a healing journey can have a healthy relationship. Two unhealed people can't do anything but hurt each other. Okay. So how do you end a toxic relationship? Hmm. Carefully. And I'm not no relationship expert, but I do know that at least for me, the number one way to end a toxic relationship is to stop being in denial about the relationship. That's the first step to solving any problem. Deal with it. Head up with truth. Stop lying to yourself. Okay, listen to Eve. Love is blind. A hundred times until you realize that what you think is love is truly not. You need to elevate and find, OK, what you have to go from.

You know, you have to go from denial to acceptance. OK, once you accept you are someplace you don't need to be, then you can work on leaving. And that's all I got. OK, the rest you got to talk to an expert about. We'll talk to your therapist or something. But I am really tired of us just standing around watching dysfunction until it's too late now this woman who is eight months pregnant is in jail with a two million dollar bail and a man is dead for no other reason than no nobody intervened to say, hey, enough is enough. Please give Keisha Golden

of Chicago the biggest e-haw. Tragic story, man. Terrible. Thank you for that donkey today. Now let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. Let's talk about smelling tart.

Smelling ripe. Musty. Musty. Your musty ass. Boy, you sit your little musty ass down somewhere now. Sookie 843. Now do you remember a time where you smelled musty, funky, and somebody picked it up or you just felt embarrassed?

800-585-1051. I have one. I know you stink right now. No, I don't. I got one too, But I ain't telling it But just know Having a black wife Will save your stink ass life

Okay Drop on the clues mom For my wife Alright Telling me when you stink So the last 50 cent interview I ran out the house And I didn't put deodorant on

And I'm a sweater When I say I'm a sweater I sweat Like I sweat when I sleep I sweat I sweat And I remember doing that. When I say I'm a sweater, I sweat. Like I sweat when I sleep. I sweat. I sweat. And I remember doing that interview and I remember smelling myself

and I didn't even want to take a picture with y'all because I stunk so bad. So that day I told you you stunk, that was the truth. I mean, I tell you, you stink all the time just because you light-skinned. I feel like there's been several instances where Envy stings. He definitely has. I agree with you. No, that's not true. Yes, there have.

No, it hasn't. We actually had a meeting about it. Musty is one thing, but boy, when somebody tell you your ass stinks. Or you know what? When people say it

and you're not in the room, you're like, yo, yo. I don't talk behind people's back like that. If you stink, I'm going to tell you in some way, shape, or form.

We actually had to do an intervention one time. With who? Somebody here? Well, we had an intern. Hey! We did it here. Let's not do that though.

Let's not do that. Let's not do that. See, you talk too damn much. And then people used to make jokes. They'd be like, you smell me? Not me. I didn't make no jokes. Wait, I don't know who y'all are talking about. Who you talking about?

Oh, you're talking about someone else. Oh, I thought you were talking about, well, A-Dunjee. I was talking about when I was at Sirius. You sounded like a resource problem right there. But it sounds like y'all are talking about a different person. Yeah, I don't know if he was involved in that one, Envy. Just me and you? Yeah, me and you and I.

So you told him? Definitely. Yeah, we did. But y'all talked about it first before you told him. No, no, no, no. I told him as soon as it hit my nostrils. But you know what? He was working too hard. It was something going on around that whole time.

And we all had to be here for like days. Yes. It was a natural disaster. Yes. So no one else stunk but this person? Yes. Yes. Who laughing?

That's Taylor. Taylor, you better not laugh, Taylor. You better shut up. Uh-oh. 800-585-1051. Let's have musty stories. It's the Breakfast Club. Musty stories.

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Bigger the phone, baby. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with the Breakfast Club. Talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us, we're talking musty stories. Right.

You've smelled a few times. Boy, musty, Envy. No, I remember one time. It was actually recently when 50 came through. I ran out the house, didn't put deodorant on, and I'm a sweater. And I smelled musty during that interview. I ran in the back back and I even tried to put deodorant over the funky. It didn't work. So that's why with that picture, I kind of took a picture and I left. I got out of Dodge because I didn't want nobody to smell me. So I've been there before. What about you guys?

I don't really get musty too much. You know what I'm saying? Not that I know of. I don't really get musty too much, but you know, I've definitely um you know been in situations where you know the wife had to let me know my ass was stank like my ass like my actual ass like I'm not going back there goodness gracious like the actual ass so yes that is a very uh humbling experience I don't know what it's not like but yeah that's a very that is a very humbling experience but you know you know, that's when you know you got, like, a real partner because she's not judging you. She's just letting you know, like, hey, bro, you need to go do something about that.

I definitely think during the pandemic, there were times when I was just home for a couple of days, didn't shower, and then I'd be like, I think I got to take a shower. Yeah, what's crazy is the part of the body that I think, at least for me as a man, that I smell the most is the testicles. You smell your testicles? Yeah, like after you

work out or something, like that's the part that really be right. You know what I mean? Yeah, punch right in the face. Yeah, absolutely. That's the one, like when you take them,

you know, your boxing briefs off or whatever. I wouldn't want to smell anyone's testicles. You know what? I did have, I did date this guy

who, when he would take his Timbs off, his feet stunk. I told him though. And then he had to go get like medication, like foot fungus medication. Yeah, I never had stank feet. Yeah, that's usually when people don't wear socks. That's you. You don't wear socks sometimes, Envy.

I wear socks. Well, no, my shoes. I don't wear socks when I dress up. You do not. I've seen you in here a couple of times barefoot. No, that's true. Like I always thought, I always true. Like, I always thought I always thought

I always thought stink feet was like fake. Like, just something you see on TV until back in the day we started wearing what we would call N-word socks,

which was no socks. And yes, when your feet sweat, you'd be like, damn. Yeah. What is this, cheese? Yeah, I wear low socks. But let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this?

This is Ayana. Ayana, that's why you be musty right there. Ayana, what's goingana, that's why you be musty right there. Ayana, what's going on? That's why you be musty right there, Ayana. Excuse me. I love you. My birthday is June 29th.

Hey, cancer gang. Now stop working up a sweat now. Stop working up a sweat with that natural crystal rock deodorant you got on. Stupid. We can smell you. I know, but Charlamagne, I do want to say, first of all, I love you guys. I haven't called in for years. And Charlamagne, I do want to shout out for the mental health.

I had a topic one time about I'm a corrections officer. I work in the prison, but now I'm a nurse in corrections. So I know about mental health and the corrections system. So I would love to have a conversation with you. But anyway, so the incident was me and this guy, we had one out. And every time I go out, I get really, really nervous and I start sweating. So we went to a restaurant and I had smelled something when the waiter had walked by. And I was like, hmm. And then he was like, why did you make that face?

I was like, I thought I then he was like, why did you make that face? The dude I was with, I was like, I thought that dude is musty. You know, like, you know, when you first get musty, when you hit puberty. And he was like, oh, okay. So we're talking and stuff, and we have our fun. We eat and stuff. We get ready to leave. I still smell the must. And then I'm like, well, maybe it wasn't the wages.

Maybe it's the dude that I'm with. So as I'm walking off to myself, as I'm talking to myself, and then I had walked off, I had, you know, went to give him a hug. When I reached my arm around, I was like, wait a minute. Is that me? That wasn't me. But my armpit, I had the biggest sweat under my armpit. And I hurry up and put it down.

He was like, babe. He was like, I smell that same smell that I smelled. It was you. I was like, I said, I know. I said, maybe we brushed up against each other. I said, but I talked to you straight and heard the guy in my car and couldn't believe that it was me. Why are you just saying order a whole bunch of onions

to throw them off a little bit? Oh, my gosh. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it. It smelled like when I first got musty, and that is that first onion smell, and I couldn't believe it. I smelled like when I first got musty, and that is that first onion smell, and I couldn't believe it. Have you spoken to him since?

No, we didn't last that long because I was so embarrassed, so I sabotaged the relationship because I felt like I can't get over a guy on the first date of being musty because I'm going to look at you as always musty, and I feel like I'm going to smell it. You know that's how he describes you. When he run across you on social media, he be like, oh, that's old musty-ass girl from that restaurant. Damn it, man. Musty girl from the restaurant. You know must's how he describes you. When he run across you on social media, he be like, oh, that's old musty-ass girl from that restaurant. Damn it, man.

Musty girl from the restaurant. You know musty girl. Remember musty girl? Hey there, musty girl. Charlamagne, seriously, our birthdays are June 29th. Yes. I'm a cancer. And like I said, the mental health,

somebody called an action about the prison system and like I said I was a corrections officer for 16 years I went back and got my BSN and I'm back in the prison. I'm going to put you on hold and I'm going to get your information alright? Alright now let me ask you a question what's worse? Musty smelling or burnt hair

smelling? Musty. What are you talking about? It's not even close. Now that burnt hair smell that smells nasty of that smells nasty see burnt hair burnt hair you can't really control it's like you know you burnt your hair your curling iron was too hot whatever it was but must that's all on you hey all right 800-585-1051 we're having musty conversations this morning let's talk about it it's the breakfast club good morning morning everybody it's dj envy angela yee charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club now if you're just joining us, we're having musty conversations. Now, this is coming from Michael Ealy.

What happened with Michael Ealy, Yeezy? He was on Kelly Clarkson's show, and he was talking about an incident where Taraji P. Henson told him that he smelled ripe. We're doing a scene in Think Like a Man 2, and I had just had a kid, so I didn't get a chance to really like, you know, work out and prepare for this role and stuff. So right before this scene where I'm like shirtless in the bed with her and stuff like that,

I did about 250 pushups. We were like in between takes and she's like, kind of like in here, cause I'm like kind of on top of her and we're just sitting there in between the take. And she says to me, she goes, hmm, you're kind of on top of her and we're just sitting there in between the tape and she says to me she goes you kind of ripe which which really translates into man you smell that's just kind she was like michael ely is not perfect all right so we're asking 800-585-1051 Have you ever been in that predicament?

Hello, who's this? My name is Troy Rita Hey, Troy Rita Have you had a musty situation? I have a lot of musty situations Oh my gosh Why are you so musty? You need to get that fixed

Because I'm like Envy I sweat a lot I sweat a ridiculous amount And all my life pretty much Up until my mid-twenties I used. I sweat a lot. I sweat a ridiculous amount. And all my life, pretty much up until my mid-20s, I used to really smell a lot. But now, I mean, I don't have that problem now, but I remember this one particular time I was working at Amazon. And if anybody knows anybody working at Amazon, you know, we work hard, we sweat, you know, we work this machine in there. So one day I was picking and my coworker, my friend tyrone was throwing and he was kind of

like sitting on the ladder and throwing at the lower level and i walked past him and he was like girl like you got a little bb going on i was like no he was like i can smell you and i was like oh my god like i was so embarrassed because i was wearing certain type of leggings that would like trap the moisture oh oh man it wasn't allowing my vagina to like breathe freely it was like trapping the sweat in the smell so i kind of like had a smell and he could smell me when i walked past what you just said should be a teachable moment for all women men we call that wolf pants and the reason we call that wolf pants because when you take them leggings off that's all day smell just hits you. Woof!

Like right in your face. Woof! That's why you gotta wear cotton. That's why you gotta make sure it's cotton. Okay. Because cotton will allow the air to flow. The other stuff, the nylon and all that, no. It doesn't. It just traps it. Okay. Oh, musty boom boom. Good to know.

And you know what's crazy? You know, this is gonna sound crazy. When you wear leggings, you get the same thing? No, shut up. No, shut up. Men's deodorant, women's deodorant works better than men's deodorant for me. I don't know why. I don't know why. I can give you a million reasons for that.

And it starts with you probably accepting the fact you need to transition. Yo, shut up, man. Hello, who's this? This is Sunny D. Sunny D. Okay, Sunny D. Good morning. Sunny, smelly D. Tell us your story, smelly D. It's good, okay Sunny D. Good morning. Sunny Smelly D.

Tell us your story, Smelly D. Is it good? Okay. But see, that's the thing, though. I had to let y'all know my must-see story is a no-must. I actually don't smell. And I'm not even trying to toot my own horn here. I've actually had people tell me.

That you don't smell? You smell good. And I'm like, I'm over here, meanwhile, sniffing myself. Like, you sure? I feel like I smell a little spicy right now. But they're like, no, you smell good. And I'm like, I'm over here, meanwhile, sniffing myself. Like, you sure? I feel like I smell a little spicy right now. But they're like, no, you smell nice. So you called to tell us you don't smell. Now, let me tell you something.

I called to let you know that I am so un-musty, I had to let you know that I don't smell. Now, Sunny D. My natural funk smells delicious. Sunny D., that lets me know exactly how musty you are. And I'm going to tell you why. Okay. All right.

So, all right. I knew somebody growing up that always had a smell, and he smelled so bad that it was just a joke. And so people would always tell him he smelled good just because he stank. In fact, I saw a girl walk up to him one time and say, ooh, you smell so good. What you wearing? And he said, cool water. And we laughed. We laughed.

We laughed. I am so dead. Well, and to be very real with you, I don't know if it's because of the deodorant that I wear or sometimes that I don't wear deodorant like that at all, but I really don't have, like, a funk. There is people listening right now that know Sunny D

and they are dying laughing because they're like, man, she be so stank. And they're going to be the ones to call in and say, you know what? She's actually right. She does smell good. She's at people this weekend at Halloween parties and everything else. No perfume, no nothing. They're like, damn, girl, you smell good. Sunny D, stop it. If you're not wearing a fragrance,

ain't nobody just randomly telling you that you smell good. It's either a fragrance or the fabric softener on your clothes. I am so dead. Well, it could be my fabric softener. Big D, you got a man? I need that Suave Mattel, you know? Why you call her Big D? Is her name in no damn Big D or Sunny D?

Sunny D. You got a man, Sunny D? Sunny D, that's me. You single? No, actually. I'm dating. me You single No actually I'm dating I'm not single I'm dating Okay

Alright just curious Alright well thank you Sunny D Why And he's one of the ones That tells me I smell good too Everywhere Thank you Okay

Alright Sunny D Alright girl Congratulations The moral of the story I want to quote SpongeBob SquarePants For this moral of the story. I smell the smelly smell of something that smells smelly. That is SpongeBob SquarePants.

End quote. All right. Now, we got rumors on the way easy. Yes, and we'll talk about the wealthiest hip-hop artist. That list is out. We'll tell you who's number one. All right. We'll get into that next.

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And you have no tease. Well, we're talking about hip hop's Wealthiest hip hop artists Alright and so Who do you think is number one on that list? This year number one Jay-Z Yeah Jay-Z Yes he is

A net worth of 1.5 billion dollars Alright who's in second place? Second place Sean Combs yeah Diddy I'm sure it was Kanye but it's Diddy now I'm sure

so yes Diddy is now in second place on that list number three Dr. Dre it's been this way for years buddy it's always been

Jay, Diddy and Dre in some way shape or form until Kanye infiltrated it a couple years ago now let's talk about some yeah so kanye i guess his net worth has uh dropped down recently you guys see that burner made the list this time though right that's dropping the clues bombs for burner congratulations to him right after his birthday new album out i think it's a double album too and now he's on the list of the list of the wealthiest hip-hop artist. So congratulations. And healthiest.

Thank God. Healthiest and wealthiest, yes. All right, so Jay-Z, Diddy, Ye is still number three, and Burner's number four, and then Dr. Dre. Oh, Dre's number four? Okay. Yeah, congratulations to Burner. What he's done with that Cookies brand is pretty damn amazing. He just opened up a store in New York. He just opened up a store in Miami. And the clothes are just

selling through the roof. So shout out to Burner, man. Yeah, Burner has released around 40 albums. And all of them have been on the Billboard's Top R&B Hip Hop Albums chart. He started his cannabis club at the age of 18 after meeting Wiz Khalifa. He operated that until 25 years old. And then he was also

signed by Wiz Khalifa under Taylor Gang. Then he launched the clothing and lifestyle store called Cookies and sold lunch bags, duffel bags, smell-proof backpacks, and things like that. And congratulations to him. Salute to Bernie. He built the empire, man. He did.

And super cool and humble. He always comes up here when he's in town. Mm-hmm. All right. Now let's talk about Little Louisiana Fest. Little Wayne brought out Drake on the stage. And so congratulations to them for pulling that off. You know, Little Louisiana Fest was supposed to take place on August 27th,

but it was delayed at the last minute and now it did happen. And then he also did a high school reunion party with his former classmates. Little Wayne is just doing the most random stuff, but he brought his high school class of 2000 together at, it's called MacMaine High School. I guess that's why MacMaine is named MacMaine. You lying. In New Orleans.

That's what it's called, MacMaine High School? Yeah. Oh, wow. Wow. Did you guys know that? I had no idea. I thought MacMaine's real name was MacMaine. What would your high school be called?

What would your name be called if it was your high school, Charlamagne? What do you mean, what would my name be called? What was the name of your high school? Berkeley High School. Monk's Corner, South Carolina. The Stags, baby. Dropping the clues bombs for them Stags.

Berkeley High School all day. So that way your name would be Berkeley. What would yours be, Yee? I went to two high schools. So Poly Prep and Columbia. I went to two high schools, too, because I got kicked out of Berkeley. And then they sent me to Scrafford High School where my mom worked. But then I ended up getting kicked out of Scrafford, too. I could be named Polly. How did you get kicked out of Berkeley and then they sent me to Scratford High School where my mom worked but then I ended up getting kicked out of Scratford too.

I could be named Polly. How did you get kicked out of school your mom works for? I would be St. Francis but how did you get kicked out of school your mom works for? He was like, thank goodness. Get him out of here. Will Smith during a private screening of his Emancipation movie is talking about who called him

for 10 days straight after that whole Oscars slap happened here's what he had to say you know we met each other we seen each other around but we weren't you know we weren't like friends and the day after the oscars for 10 days he called me every day and he was like hey you you know you're the champ right you good you know you're the champ right you good you know you're the champ right I want you to hear my voice say it every day he called me and

it's like that's my dude forever right there Floyd Mayweather is who he's talking about Floyd called him every single day Floyd called him every day to tell him work on his technique next time you know what I'm saying throw the punch not the slap that's what it was no he time, you know what I'm saying, throw the punch, not the slap. That's what it was?

No. No, he just said, you know you do champs. Showing moral support. Yeah. And they wasn't even really friends like that before that. So that's interesting that he decided to call him every day. All right, Julia Roberts revealed that Martin Luther King Jr. helped her parents pay the hospital bill for her birth. She said her parents were close with him and his wife,

Coretta Scott King, and she said that her parents were struggling to afford the bill at the time. So she told Gil King that one day Coretta called my mother, asked her if her kids could be part of the school because they were having a hard time finding a place that would accept her kids. Her mom was like, sure, coming over, and they all just became friends,

and they helped us out of a jam. Now, I saw that. That's a very interesting story. I wanted to hear more because, you know, we all know the civil rights movement was funded by different individuals, whether it was Aretha Franklin, Harry Belafonte, whoever. So I always wondered, you know, where did Martin Luther King Jr. get the extra cash to be able to help Julia Roberts out? Julia Roberts' parents out. You know what I mean? Right, with the hospital bill.

But that's interesting. Those are the kind of stories I like to hear. I've never heard that story before. I don't know if that was a well-known thing. I've never heard it. My parents, fun fact, never paid for me. They said they never got a bill from the hospital. Really?

Yeah, I'm sure that statute of limitations is way over, but my mom's always like, you know, you were free. What? Tell us more. They just never got a bill from me being born. I guess they just never had to pay. I don't know what happened. Wow.

They looked at you as a kid and was like, this one's free. You sure you're not adopted? I don't know. I'm just saying. That sounds like a story you tell somebody when you're still trying to keep the you're not adopted lie going. Maybe. That happened when I was a little baby. We got pictures.

Either that or the stork bought you. All right. And NFL star Xavier Howard is being sued for allegedly knowing about and passing on an incurable STD. The victim is seeking over $30,000. Did something happen between y'all? Right? Goodness gracious. You want to tell us but um a woman is claiming that he gave her an incurable std and her name is jame doe in the suit she said she asked him for his std results prior to having sex he produced negative results

and didn't inform the woman when that status changed. Now, reportedly, she claims that he contracted the unnamed incurable disease sometime in 2019, and then she tested positive the following year.

And she said, with knowledge of his incurable STD and without disclosure, defendant Howard continued to engage in impotent sex with plaintiff without informing her of the same. She also alleges in the suit that he is the only individual who could have transmitted it to her, additionally sharing messages from him as proof of what happened after she confronted him.

Reportedly, he initially denied the allegations, but then later confessed. The text reportedly read, man, I've been told you I was sorry for giving it to you. But what can I do now The damage is done You keep bringing it up as if it's gonna change something Like your ass can't move on No it's funny Cause when he said that I know exactly what that text looked like With all them A's

Yeah it had all the A's Boy they gotta build a wall around niggas man I'm telling you Lord have mercy Now I haven't been In the streets In a long long long long time But if you have to

Ask somebody For their STD results Before you sleep with them You probably shouldn't Sleep with them right Well no that's a Responsible thing to do Maybe at first

You use protection But then when you're like Okay now we've Moved past that So if we're both negative Even before you use protection You just want to Double check just in case protection breaks these things around us.

So just, yeah, I think that's responsible. I think it's a responsible thing. We encourage people to actually question those types of things. Yeah. I just wonder when you get to that point in the conversation, because a lot of times you want things like sex to be spontaneous, right? So it's like if you ask somebody for the results and that person knows, like, oh, man, I'm about to hit, you know.

Man. Bro, they're asking for credit scores at first dates. And for texting. Lord have mercy. Well, let's get ready for the People's Choice Mix. That's right. MB, what you doing live today, baby? Halloween theme.

It's the Breakfast Club. Come on. Why is that so unhyped? The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Any first responder will tell you, never try to beat a train. After breaking, it can take a mile for a train to completely stop. So when you come to a rail crossing, stop.

Because trains can't. Paid for by NHTSA. N-V-A-N-G-E-L-A-Y-E. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Again, happy Halloween to everybody out there. Y'all be safe out there taking the kids trick-or-treating or partying. Y'all just be safe out there.

Yeah, happy Halloween, man. Everybody enjoy trick-or-treat safely or treat-a-trick safely or trunk-a-treat safely. Whatever you're doing, do it safely. And also, I want to salute everybody who came out to my screen this past Friday of the movie Till. Till came out to my screening um this past friday of the movie till till came out this weekend i hope that y'all went out there and saw it because uh i we know that we live in a society right now where history is either being revised or omitted from the history books all together the real history of this country and i think that the only way a lot of these stories are going to be properly documented are through the arts so i'm glad that you know whoopi goldberg was able to get the till movie made and i hope till wins a bunch of awards and

salute to everybody who uh came to the screen and i want to salute the sister what's the sister name i keep forgetting her name dan danielle deadwiler who played mammy till mobily she absolutely positively uh she'd be nominated for best actress at at the Oscars because she bodied that role. Bodied it. The movie's really about her, more so than our late ancestor Emmett Till. Well, both of them ancestors now, but yes, make sure you go check out Till.

And I remember they had that documentary about Emmett Till's murder. That was so sad and difficult to watch, but so important to know that whole story. Mm-hmm. All right. Well, that's dope.

I want to get to see that. I'm going to take the older kids to go definitely watch that. You definitely should. I mean, the screening I did was really for, like, the younger folks. Like, I had, like, you know, Ivy and Nyla, them round up all the youngins, because I really wanted the younger generation to know that story. To know the story, right? Yep. All right. Well, you got a positive note? generation to know that story. To know the story, right? Yep. All right.

Well, you got a positive note? I do. The positive note is simply this, man. Continue being a good person. God sees you. That's all that matters. Breakfast Club, bitches! Y'all finished or y'all done?

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