The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: We Chat With Lil Baby About His New Album, N.O.R.E and His Interview With Kanye West & so much more

Episode Date: October 17, 2022

Today on The Breakfast Club, they ran back their interview with Lil Baby and spoke about his new album, activism, issues with Akademiks and cleared some relationship rumors. Next, after the baklash N.O.R.E recieved for having Kanye West on "Drink Champs" podcast, we got N.O.R.E on the line to say his peace on why he did the interview and to apologize to anyone offended. Also, Charlamagne gives "Donkey of the Day" to protestors apart of the company "Just Stop Oil" who were charged with criminal damages to a Van Gogh painting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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

Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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

Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone. The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different, inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it.

And it began with me. Did you know, did you know? I wouldn't give up my seat. Nine months before Rosa, it was called a woman. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone. Apple Podcasts, or wherever you

listen to podcasts. and Charlamagne Tha God. Wake that ass up. The Breakfast Club is on. Right here. I have to live live. I'm talking to the Breakfast Club this morning. Okay, okay, okay. I love coming here. I'm never not going to come here. You guys are good to me. In return, I'm always going to be good to y'all.

For a lot of people in the hip-hop generation, the Breakfast Club is where people get their information on the topics, on the artists, and everything like that. In that aspect, radio is still important. The Breakfast Club. With my name, come on, respect it. Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba. In that aspect, radio is still important. The Breakfast Club. When my name come up, respect it. Good morning, DJ Envy. Charlamagne running a little late. Can be expected. Yes, happy Monday. That's right, it's Monday.

It doesn't ring the same as Friday. No, it doesn't. How was your weekend? My weekend was great. So, you know, this is about the HBCU homecoming time. So I go on tour each and every year. I hit up a bunch of different homecomings, a bunch of different HBCUs. And we started in St. Augusta's

University. St. What is it? St. Augustine's? It's Augustine's, right? Yeah, St. Augustine's University in North Carolina. Shout to them. They had their homecoming over the weekend, so I was there for that. Had a great time. Next year, I think I gotta go to Hampton.

Howard, FAMU, a bunch of them. So this is my first stop on my tour. So I enjoy it all the time, talking to the students, visiting the radio station, helping them out as much as possible, and just trying to shine a light on all the HBCUs. So I had a great time. What about you? So, you know, I bought this house, Upstate New York and the Catskills. And so this is like my first time spending a weekend there since I bought it like four months ago. Wow.

So I had a great time. And my neighbors from Brooklyn, they came up for the day with their kids. And we bought some fresh fruits and vegetables from the farmer's market, put them on the grill. And you know it's about that time. It's October. Halloween is coming up. So I tried to watch some scary movies, but they didn't scare me that much. I watched Mr. Harrigan's Phone

that's a Stephen King movie that was on Netflix and then I watched See For Me on Hulu and they were fine but it just wasn't like you know. It wasn't scary enough.

I'm terrified right now watching NBN here with his Giants jacket on and Red are bored up and here with their Jets jacket on. Eddie! It's scary that

both these teams in New York are having winning seasons. It's scary. Come here for a second, Eddie. I want you to see Eddie's jacket. Eddie got his Eagles jacket on. Only undefeated team in the NFL. It's scary in here. Last night, baby.

I'm terrified as a Dallas Cowboy fan. My Bills won last night, too. All right? Terrified. You should be. Well, listen, I'm just happy all of us got winning records. That's rare. When has that ever happened in the 13 years that we've been here on The Breakfast Club?

The Eagles, Jets, and Cowboys all have a winning record. Yeah. Jesus Christ. Yes. Yeah, I went to the Giants game yesterday. Had an amazing time as we beat the Baltimore Ravens. It was a great time. Great game.

Wonderful game. How was your game last night, Sean, man? Dallas Cowboys lost to the Philadelphia Eagles, who are the only undefeated team in the NFL. You know what I mean? But we gave them a little scare. You know what I mean? We gave them a little scare.

That's all you can ask to do with a backup quarterback named Cooper Rush. Okay. You know what I mean? All right. All right. Well, let's get the show cracking. Now, Little Baby stopped through on Friday. We're going to get that on if you missed it.

So we're going to chop it up with Little Baby. And also, we got somebody checking in, right? You tell us. Is he checking in, gentlemen? Who? Who checking in? Okay, maybe not. Who you talking about?

N-O. Oh, he said he wanted to. I don't know if he is. Is that a code word for Nori? Texas, Nori. He said he wanted to. Why didn't you just say his name, but you said N.O.? Because he didn't know what it was at first.

Well, man, I think Nori will be checking in, too. Of course, he did that interview with Boosie and Kanye West. That's all over the place. So I think he wanted to check in this morning as well. I think the one Kanye West is with people that he wants to clarify, though, right? Well, we'll talk to him in a little bit. And we got front page news, what we talking about? All right, well, let's talk about some issues with supplies.

Snowcrabs, if you're a big snowcrab fan, you might not be able to get any at all this season. And who knows what's going to happen moving forward. And then if you love a mimosa, that might not happen for you either. All right, we'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's D-E-J-N-V, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get into some front page news. Now in NFL Sunday. All right, the Eagles beat the Cowboys 26-17. All right, the Bills beat the Chiefs 24-20. The Rams beat the Panthers. Seahawks beat the Cardinals.

Falcons beat the 49ers. The Jets beat the Packers. Bengals beat the Saints. The Giants beat the Ravens. Drop a bomb for my Giants, please. Vikings beat the Dolphins. Colts beat the Jaguars. Patriots beat the Browns.

Steelers beat the Buccaneers. Now, also the New York Yankees play tonight. I think it's a home game, right? If it doesn't rain, if it doesn't get rained out. And salute Deontay Wilder, too. First round knockout over the weekend. Robert Hellenius. Yeah, drop on the clues bombs for Deontay Wilder.

Shout out to Devin Haney, as well, and Clarissa Shields. They all won. Yeah, salute to Clarissa Shields. Salute to Devin Haney. Alright, what else we got, Yeezy? Alright, NBA Hall of Famer Dikembe Mutombo. Let's keep him in our prayers. He is undergoing treatment for a brain tumor. And right now they have not given much information,

but they did say he is receiving the best care possible from a collaborative team of specialists in Atlanta and is in great spirits as he begins treatment. His family is asking for privacy during this time so they can focus on his care, but they are grateful for your prayers and good wishes. Those are all the details. All right, now let's talk about shortages.

This could be a candy shortage for Halloween this year, and according to Hershey, they have announced that they will not be able to fully meet consumer demand due to capacity constraints. Wow. So they do Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, Twizzlers, everything. And the demand for candy has surged this year, and with more holidays coming up, they said that demand will continue to grow.

So if you can find some candy to buy in bulk, you should try to do that. But, you know, it's going to be tough. So if you're getting ready for Halloween and you can find some things now. What's the reason for the candy shortage though? What is the world coming to when we're having a candy shortage? Where's Willy Wonka when you need him? Well, let me give you some more shortages. They said oranges. There's going to be the

worst orange crop since World War II. So no orange juice. I can understand that. Florida's orange crop production is going to plummet to record lows this season thanks to Hurricane Ian. And that assessment is because there's already a weak citrus production situation in the state as well. So the price of orange juice, which is already $2.90 per 12-ounce can,

is going to go even higher. Jesus Christ, Daniels might have been right. And billions of snow crabs have disappeared from the waters around Alaska. And according to scientists, it's overfishing. But they're saying that's some people are saying overfishing is the cause. Scientists are saying they don't believe that's really what it is. What they are saying is that climate change is the cause for these snow crabs to have disappeared. Oh, boy. Yeah. They need to be in temperatures that are below two degrees Celsius. And unfortunately, due to climate change, as oceans warm and sea ice disappears, the ocean around Alaska is becoming not livable

for these snow crabs. And so the Alaska Board of Fisheries and North Pacific Fishery Management Council announced last week the population of snow crab fell below the regulatory threshold to open up the fishery. The numbers are shocking, though. The snow crab population shrank from around 8 billion in 2018

to 1 billion in 2021. Mm-mm-mm. So... Well, we don't deserve the luxuries of the Earth because we don't take care of the Earth. And it's really amazing to me how God gave us everything we needed to survive and thrive on this planet, and we have found a way to mess it up.

We didn't take care of the Earth, so why should the Earth take care of us? No luxuries for you. No snow crabs, no oranges. Please, suffer. No Halloween candy. No candy. Well, candy's not from God.

It's a luxury. I mean, it's a man-made luxury, which is why I'm wondering why you can't make it. I can understand the oranges and the snow crabs. When the earth's out of that, they're just out of that. But why you can't get more candy? You're making the candy. Maybe the things that you need to make the candy. Chocolate and things like that.

I doubt it. Yeah. All right. All right. Well, that is your front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open.

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your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is from Chicago. What up, brother? Get it off your chest. What's who's this? Yo, what's up? It's Rick Clay from Chicago. What up, brother? Get it off your chest.

What's up, man? Look, I want to talk about Kanye West. Man, I heard like a mental health therapist on there last week. And it's Dr. Alfie. Oh, yeah, yeah. And man, I don't know. She said something that kind of stood out. He was just saying, you know, since he was, like, diagnosed with a mental illness,

we should probably, you know, give him some grace. And I kind of felt that, man. I know Yagey's going off, and he's, you know, like you said, pretty outlandish or whatever, like, what do you say? But I do feel like we should give him some grace, man. I just feel like in the black community, we kind of got, like, this losing Isaiah mentality. You know, whenever somebody is a burden to us, we kind of just feel like in the black community, we kind of got like this losing Isaiah mentality. Whenever somebody is a burden to us, we kind of just throw them in the garbage can.

Instead of just trying to love on them and give them grace. I know Kanye be crazy, but I just feel like we should just deal with him just a little different. I know he's the actor Brown, but sometimes he do be some real stuff. I understand a white live night t-shirt

kind of outlandish as well, but I don't know. I just feel like at the end of the day... Can I ask you a question, sir? Would you give any other bigot that same grace? Would you give anybody else spewing that kind of white supremacist rhetoric grace? Because, I mean, if we're going to give him grace,

then we got to give bigots grace, too, for the anti-Semitic, anti-black rhetoric they spew. Well, I've got a question for you. Do you feel like white lives matter in America? Of course I feel like white lives matter, but that's not the reason people say that slogan. That's never been a question. White supremacists started saying that slogan when black people started to affirm themselves by saying black lives matter. Well, I've got to ask you a question.

Do you feel like Black Lives Matter? Yeah, I feel like Black Lives Matter. I feel like all... Listen, you're not listening to what I say. You just... You said what? Does America feel like Black Lives Matter as a whole? No, they don't. I think we should coin the phrase

Black Lives Don't Matter because that's actually a lie. So we're actually... Black Lives Don't Matter. I don't think you want to say Black Lives Don't Matter because that's actually a lie. So we're actually supporting a lie. Black lives don't matter. I don't think you want to say black lives don't matter because that's kind of reaffirming that. No, but that's the truth. So I feel like one is a lie. One is a lie. One is like a mantra to make us feel good.

It's like black is beautiful, but we know that black lives matter. Black lives matter is the mantra. Yeah, we're telling you that black lives matter. We know that. And I just feel like it was the perfect response to, because it's true. It's like black lives don't matter, but white lives matter. It's like black men don't cheat. No, but we know black men do cheat.

We were saying black men don't cheat. You see, I feel like it was like a perfect response. I feel like that was irony. One is like true. Listen, my brother, you do realize that white supremacist groups started saying white lives matter as a response to black lives matter because we were affirming ourselves with black lives matter.

You do realize that, right? I 100% do, and I feel like that's true, and I feel like if we shine a light that white lives do matter but black lives don't, that's the honest truth that's in America. It's an ugly truth that we walk around with and it's true and i feel like that needs to be shined the light of the world because

it's true i think i don't think you understand i don't know i just feel like you shouldn't even have more understanding of somebody with a mental health illness but it's like the t-shirt yeah he's this big great figure yeah but sometimes i feel like if somebody's going through a problem, we shouldn't give him a platform at times, though. I feel like when somebody's going through a problem and it's clear that he's going through a problem

and it's clear that he's having mental health problems, that what he's spewing is negativity. Is it clear? Has he been diagnosed, though, with bipolar disorder? I thought he was diagnosed. Sure, but maybe this is just who he is? Has he been diagnosed, though, with bipolar disorder? I thought he was diagnosed. He's sure, but maybe this is just who he is. Have we ever thought about that, too?

Like, we keep on chalking things up to other things. Maybe this is just who he is and who he's always been. I don't feel like he's always been like this. I do. As long as I've known Kanye, he's chased white validation. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up.

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So if you got something on your mind, let it out. Hello, who's this? Hey, yo, what up? It's Matt from Atlanta. What's going on, Breakfast Club? What up? Get it off your chest. What up, Matt from Atlanta. What's going on, Breakfast Club? What up? Get it over your chest. What up, Matt from Atlanta.

Man, I just celebrated birthday last Wednesday. I turned 28. Congratulations, T. Happy birthday. Oh yeah, I wanted to do a really special project. I got all my goals written down. You can glad to talk to me before you go home, but look, just that positive energy is what we all need to do right to go down. I got a little money I'm trying to get done by Saturday, and I just want to make sure everybody gets that positive energy is what we all need to do right to go down. I got a little money I'm trying to get done by Saturday, and I just want to make sure everybody gets that positive energy this morning. All right, brother.

Thank you, brother. I hope you get all your goals accomplished. Hello, who's this? Good morning. Hey, what's up, breakfast club? This is Tyler from Chicago. How you doing? What's up, Tyler?

Get it off your chest. Oh, man. It has been a crazy couple of weeks, man. So your boy got fired a couple weeks ago from the job in like three years. I've been in sales, man, it has been a crazy couple of weeks, man. So your boy got fired a couple of weeks ago from the job in like three years. I was in sales, man. You might know a thing about that, but I was on phone sales. So, you know, it was a numbers thing. And apparently I was costing the company too much money.

So even though which was messed up because I make a thousand dollars every week. So that was messed up. But last week I had to get in a car accident. That was fun, too. So it's been a lot like last couple of weeks have been messed up. But last week, I ended up getting in a car accident. That was fun, too. So it's just been the last couple weeks have been messed up, man. Messed up my baby. It was a 2006 Pontiac G6. It was classic.

Perfect body. You know what I'm saying? Dude just ran the stop sign and ended up T-boning my stuff, man. Damn. And it ended up totaling it out. So now I got to deal with that. I don't know how much they're trying to get me, but, you know. Hey, can I tell you something, though, brother?

What's up, man? Hey, you alive, man. Yeah, you are. I am, man. But it's like, stuff just keeps piling on, like, when it rains, storms. And, like, luckily with my whole job thing, like, I got a business to follow. Like, I got a clothing brand that's dope. It's called Dingo.

You know, I'm sure y'all heard of it. But we out here. You know what I'm saying? So I've got that to follow on like i got a clothing brand that's dope it's called dingo you know i'm sure y'all heard of it uh but we out here you know i'm got that to follow but it's not like having that consistent income of course like you know a nine to five but i think this is my opportunity to really get out there and just like be that freelance king that i know that i am that i can be because like i think the nine to five just isn't really for me it's been holding me back you feel me true indeed and we've never heard of Dingo, sir. Just want to throw that out there, too. And good luck with everything, too, bro. Hello, who's this?

Just saying. He just said, like, I know y'all heard of him. No, we have not heard of Dingo, sir. Hello, who's this? Have y'all heard of Dingo? No, sir. Hello? Hey, what's your name? Gary? This is Big Draco from Ohio, man. How's it going? We only know one Big Draco, sir. Don't disrespect don't ever disrespect Big Soldier like that. We're not getting into the argument. How's it going? We only know one big Draco, sir. Don't ever disrespect big soldier like that.

We're not getting into the argument. It's positive. I'm on. Me personally, I'm on positive vibes. But let me get this off my chest, right? Your phone sounds a little crazy, brother. I wanted to get off my chest. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I wanted to get off my chest. This whole Kanye situation, man. I'm tired of people sitting here supporting him and feeling bad for Kanye. You know what I mean? He's the same person who's been over with his cheeks out with his pants down and get caught on camera and say, oh, white man f***ing me. You know what I mean? Get out of here.

What happened? When did that happen? I missed that one. What? Wow. Did you just make that up? He definitely did. He's always getting caught with his pants down, and then he'd sit here and cry and be like, oh, I need the black community to come together.

Oh, I see what you're saying. Oh, no, I agree with that. No, 100%. I agree with that. Yeah. Yeah, that's all. And then I want to shout out everybody out here who's carrying and willing to protect their lives and their families

and other people's families out here, man. We need more support out here. We need to protect each other, especially from all this craziness going on. Word. 2 families out here, man. We need more support out here. We need to protect each other, especially from all this craziness going on. Word. 2A all day, baby. All right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

We got rumors on the way? Yes. And speaking of Kanye, because a lot of you guys called in this morning talking about him, we will be discussing a potential lawsuit because of that interview he did on Drink Champs. All right. We'll get into that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hey, guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running

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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. Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best and you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you

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

Hey, y'all. Nimany here. I'm the host of a brand-new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history, like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it.

And it began with me. Did you know, did you know? I wouldn't give up my seat. Nine months before Rosa, it was Claudette Colvin. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone. This is Courtney Thorne-Smith, Laura Layton, and Daphne Zuniga. On July 8th, 1992, apartment buildings with pools were never quite the same as Melrose

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So listen to Still the Place on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Don't forget, Lil Baby will be checking in this morning, and also Nori. We're going to be talking to both of them this morning. Let's get to the rumors.

Let's talk, Meg, this time. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor report. Rumor report. This is The Rumor Report. Talk to them. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club.

All right, well, Megan Thee Stallion was the musical guest as well as a host for Saturday Night Live over the weekend. And some of the things that she talks about in her monologue was her mental health website. I got my degree in health administration because I have always wanted to help the people in my community. I believe that it is important to have a sharp mind and a sharp body. That's why I launched my website that provides access to resources for those who are struggling with their mental health. Bad bitches have bad days too.com. That's a real website. I can't believe the domain wasn't already taken.

It's supposed to be called Hot Girl Bummer, but somebody stole it. You know who you are. All right. In addition to that, she also participated in a lot of different sketches. And afterwards, she did say that she is going to take a break after performance. She said material things can be replaced. Her home was broken into, by the way, while she was there. She said material things can be replaced, but I'm glad everyone is safe. I'm really sorry, but after SNL, I really got to take

a break. I'm so tired physically and emotionally. Listen to this. All right. So shout out to Meg Thee Stallion. Definitely sending Meg healing energy. I saw a lot of people responding to her performance and saying that they were brought to tears from her emotional performance. All right, now Jack Harlow is going to host and perform on SNL as well. So get ready for him on October 29th.

He tweeted out about it. And speaking of breaking into homes, NFL star Julio Jones, his home was, Julio Jones was burglarized. The suspect was caught wearing clothes

from his home. Did you see that? Yeah. There were several items missing from the location that was clothing and jewelry and the officer got a detailed description

and provided a detailed description over the radio. Once they did find the man, he was wearing NFL clothing, a watch and a Charles Barkley Nike shoes as well. He was like, why are you stopping me? I didn't do anything wrong. You got all stolen items on, sir. That's wild. How old was he?

I don't know his age, but yes, there's a terrible idea. Martin Williams. Actually, no, he's 31 years old jesus martin williams all right now let's talk about this drink champs kanye west interview nori is going to be calling in in about an hour but just to give you guys a heads up on some of the things that have happened since that interview um you know kanye did say a lot of things that we're not going to play because we don't agree with them but he said some things that were factually incorrect, such as things about George Floyd and how he died. That's just a lie.

And also he addressed the anti-Semitic remarks by pretty much doubling down on it. Now, in response to this, though, George Floyd's family is considering a lawsuit against Kanye West for defamation. Why wouldn't they? So Lee Merritt, who is a lawyer for the family, said while one cannot defame the dead, the family of George Floyd is considering suit for Kanye's false statements about the manner of his death. Yeah, they should sue the issue out of him.

Yeah, it's the same exact thing that Alex Jones did to the families of the Sandy Hook shooter. The same exact thing. Mm-hmm. In addition to that, I saw Norrie was tweeting to Meek Mill for him to come on the show because Kanye said some things about Meek Mill. I don't got no celebrity friends because when I was on TV, on Instagram saying I don't know where my child is and the Kardashians kidnapped my daughter in public and I didn't have the address of my child. None of these n****s that want to say something now.

Travis gave you the address though? Travis gave have the address of my child, none of these n****s that want to say something now. Travis gave me the address. But as far as Meek Mills, Puff Daddy, whoever, none of these n****s. All you fake hard n****s, f*** you. I'll get f***ed because you can't shoot nobody anyway. And the reason why you got talked is because you did a deal. You f***ing fed.

I want y'all to run up on me. I want y'all to come kill me. I want you to smack me. I want you to smack me. I want you to do all the s*** you rap about. Hold on. All the s*** you rap about. I want you to come do it now. Come down to this joint right now.

All right. Well, as you can see, there were a lot of things happening in this interview. But Nori is going to address, you know, what him and Kanye talked about after the interview and whether or not this should have aired at all. Nori's going to address the mistake he made. About even doing this interview. By putting Kanye West on his platform. At all.

So get ready for that in the next hour. That's what Nori's going to address. All right. And that is your rumor report. All right. We got front page news. What are we talking about? All right.

Well, let's talk about Fort Myers. We'll tell you there's somebody lucky in Fort Myers, despite everything that's been happening with Hurricane Ian. All right, we'll get to that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.

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free next day on the CW app. Morning everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get into some front page news. Alright. Now NFL. Eagles beat get into some front page news. All right. Now, NFL. Eagles beat the Cowboys 26-17. The Buffalo Bills beat the Chiefs 24-20.

I don't like how you made that your first score, bro. All right. You're right. The Buffalo Bills beat the Kansas City Chiefs 24-20. The Philadelphia Eagles washed the Cowboys 26-17. Why did you say that again? Wash, wash, wash, wash, wash. They didn't wash us, by the way.

The Rams beat the Panthers 24-10. Seahawks beat the Cardinals. Falcons beat the 49ers. The Jets beat the Packers. Bengals beat the New Orleans Saints. The Giants beat the Baltimore Ravens 24-20. Drop a bomb for the New York Giants. Drop another bomb.

One more bomb. One more bomb. Five bombs. Six bombs. Seven bombs. Then a Bloody Mary. You should do that for your team. Why not? You don't know how the season's going to end? You might as well celebrate Tim being 5-1. By the way, there are only

four teams in the NFC with winning records. Only four. And three of them are in the NFC with winning records. Only four. And three of them are in the NFC East. That's correct. The Eagles, the Giants, the Dallas Cowboys, and then the Minnesota Vikings have a winning record in the NFC. Yeah, the Vikings beat the Dolphins. Colts beat the Jaguars.

Patriots beat the Browns. Pittsburgh beat the Bucs. And tonight, the Yankees will be taking on, what do they call themselves? The Guardians. The Guardians is their new name. And what else we got, Yeezy? Alright, well the winning Florida Mega Millions ticket was sold in Fort Myers. So we don't

know who has that ticket yet. But ticket holders in California and Florida matched all six numbers on Friday night. So that is a $494 million jackpot. That's the 11th largest in the game's history. Oh, congratulations to whoever won. I definitely played, but I always play Mega Millions

and Powerball. I play even when it's just $20 million. Alright, now climate activists were throwing soup on a Vincent Van Gogh painting, and that was to protest oil. So this was Sunflower's painting, and this happened on Friday. Members of Just Stop Oil, they were wearing t-shirts

with the name of the group on there. They poured two cans of tomato soup over that painting that was at the National Gallery in London. Now the painting was protected by glass so apparently they're saying it did not suffer any damage just minimal damage to the actual glass that was covering the painting. The

group of activists separately earlier in the year glued their hands to another painting. So how does vandalism equate to a protest? How does damaging a painting equate to a protest of oil? It's people talk about it. They give us the reason why. The news reports that we did.

It makes no sense. So you go damage a Van Gogh to protest oil? Yeah, you didn't even damage it. They put things over it now because they're aware. They understand that people are going to do this. What does one have to do with the other, though? Nothing. Now, they posted, what is worth more, art or life?

Is it worth more than food, worth more than justice? Are you more concerned about the protection of a painting or the protection of our planet and people? The cost of living crisis is part of the cost of oil crisis. Fuel is unaffordable to millions of cold, hungry families. They can't even afford to, in protest of oil. I don't understand the correlation. Well, teens are also pouring out milk in grocery stores, and that's a new trend they're doing to raise awareness about dairy production emissions.

So they're saying that teens, and you can see this on social media, the dairy industry is incredibly environmentally destructive. The world's top five meat and dairy corporations are now responsible for more GHG emissions than Exxon, Shell, or BP. That's a protest that makes sense. They said we need a plant-based future now. That's a protest that makes sense.

Yes, pour all the dairy milk out. I'm lactose intolerant. I could care less, okay? I drink oat milk and almond milk. Get rid of all the 2%, everything that makes sense. Yes, pour all the dairy milk out. I'm lactose intolerant. I could care less. I drink oat milk and almond milk. Get rid of all the 2%, everything that makes me poo. Pour it out. All right, now a Manhattan congressional candidate, Mike Itkiss, released a sex tape. This was on Pornhub, and that is to demonstrate his commitment to his sex-positive approach.

He's a 53-year-old cybersecurity expert. He's an independent candidate running in New York's 12th district. And he has focused his campaign on legalizing sex work, ending adultery laws, and defining consent. So he released a 30-minute porn video to prove that sex positivity is one of his keystone issues. The video is called Bucket List Bonanza. And he's with a porn star named Nicole Sage. And this is the first time he has had sex on camera. He confirmed that.

So he said, if I would just talk about it, it wouldn't demonstrate my commitment to the issue. And the fact I actually did it was a huge learning experience. And it actually influenced items on my platform. I'm very much an introvert. I'm kind of a nerd who doesn't like to be the center of attention if I can avoid it. But I thought the issues I'm trying to address are so important, I wanted to have my issues talked about in some way. Hey, man, I respect it.

Very culturally relevant. Very of the times. You have to meet people where they are. And a lot of people are on Pornhub. All right, well, let's see if they vote for him. All right, and that is your Front Page News. Alright, when we come back, Lil Baby stopped through on Friday. Of course, his album came

out this weekend. We chopped it up with him. We put the interview out on Friday because it was just so relevant to what was going on, especially with his album coming out. But we're going to get it back on if you haven't seen it. Lil Baby, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hit power 105.1 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 Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed. His album is out right now.

Lil Baby, welcome back, brother. What's up? What's up? How y'all doing? How you feeling this morning, man? Good, good. We was just saying, it's the most press we've ever. Lil Baby, welcome back, brother. What's up, what's up, how y'all doing? How you feeling this morning, man? Doing good. We was just saying, this the most press we ever seen Lil Baby do ever in life.

You came a long way from never talking to Lil Baby. From never wanting to do interviews. He's like, tell me about it. To doing interviews with everybody. Still hard to get me doing now. You talking more though. Yeah, what's the hardest part about him now? I still just don't like interviews.

But now I like talking more because when I watch the interviews, I'm like, damn, I wish I would have said that. I wish I would have. If I am going to do an interview, I'm going to try to say a little more. All right, all right, all right. And you got a lot going on. I think even just as far as in the world of activism, like we talk about you in that space a lot too.

And I think originally you might not have thought about yourself like that, but you can see that you are somebody who is really active in the community I saw you talking about um bringing arts to the schools with Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre of course the bigger picture was a huge deal when you put that song out for people to feel like they could relate to you and other positive things that you've been doing is that something that you felt like was something you wanted to do or is that just kind of came about without you even thinking about it it's something that actually been on my mind all the time like from the beginning I always knew like this is what I want to do or not even what I want to do what

I've been doing before I was a rapper or before I even made it to 100 million I always like trying to take care of my community and stuff but then as I get bigger how much you say? I said take care of my community and stuff. But then as I get bigger, as I got bigger. How much you say? How much you say? I say take care of my community. Oh, no, I thought you said you made 200 million. I wish. I thought you said, what?

I thought he said before he made 200 million. I know, I didn't hear that either. I thought, what? You turned into a bird right away. Right away. Right away. Right away. 200.

Can I get a hold of something? But go ahead. So you said you've always wanted to take care of your community. So I always wanted to take care of my community and stuff like that. So now I'm in a position and I can help take care of the world. I'm with it. You ever really understand the influence you have with these kids? Like, you know, where you from?

Of course, your neighborhood, you're a huge influence because they see somebody who made it. But then when you travel this world and this country and even overseas, how much these kids really follow you and love you? And does that ever hit you? Yeah, definitely hit me a lot. And do you feel like you have to live up to a certain way of living because you got these kids following you? All the time.

I try not to say certain stuff. I try not to post certain stuff. I know for a fact. And not even just all the other kids, because I think about them, but my kids. They do everything I do, so I have to be honest. So that helped me for the other kids, too. think about them, but my kids, they do everything I do, so I have to be honest. So they help me for the other kids, too. Why 23 songs, too?

That's a lot. And I know it's been a while. People have been waiting for you to put out an album. That's the reason I put out a lot, because I ain't been out. So they say I plan on dropping again, like nine, 10 months or something. I'm going to have 23 songs. It'll be my shortest song. But since I ain't dropping almost two years, I just like, f*** it.

And why was it so long? Was it because those other records were still ringing and still top 20 records well well i think because kobe kind of like i dropped my last album like right before corbis that was like a year that i wasn't gonna drop none or even a year and a half and just like coming out of kobe trying to get myself together get back to working stuff like that how did they convince you to do a documentary, man? Because you seem like you're very private. How did they convince you to do a doc? It really wasn't right, honestly.

What you mean? They had a cameraman in Atlanta for like four, five months. I only let him come with me like two or three times. You do know you a rapper now. You can see what you're doing. Yeah, I get it. I get it. The way he moves, he moves like he don't with nobody.

He's like, you're a superstar. He was like, who this dude is? Keep following us with this camera, man. Yeah, like a white boy. Oh, Lord. Yeah, he was young, too. He was just still, you know. I might be on the phone talking to somebody.

I don't know. It's just my personal space. You had to be in the house, in my real house. Yeah. All right, me and my children, stuff like that. But now that I look at it, I kind of wish i would have let him come with me a little more because you're starting too much streets you like this is your career this is your life you gotta be like squeeze stuff though like ain't like i want around because we might do something just i just ain't comfortable with just yeah i feel

you record me yeah yeah did you know what he was there for? Yeah, I mean, definitely. Okay, okay. But it was like natural, so it was like, you just record all day. You know what I'm saying? Or whenever you pick the phone up, I ain't really f***ing that. Who's the one person you haven't worked with

that you would love to get in the studio with and go back and forth with? Andre 3000. Really? Three stacks. Have you reached out to him? Yeah, actually,

he could have been on the album for sure. He's like, send him the song. But I didn't feel have been on the album for sure. He was, like, sending me songs. But I didn't feel like I had to work for him. I really wanted to, like, get in there with him versus, like, sending him a song. He was an Outkast fan, of course, growing up. No, not really.

Really? I was, like, too young for that. But, I mean, of course. Of course. Like, I'm a fan of Under 3000. I'm saying once I got, like, older and I went to, like, the back store and stuff. But growing up, I knew they liked big songs.

I had to get an album. I just love Under 3000. I love how in the doc too, you showed how not getting the nomination for my turn for the Grammy impacted you. What did you do creatively around that time after that? I know you did the performance, but how did that affect how you approached this album?

It did. I don't really think about stuff like that, honestly. I ain't never going to be like, I got to get me a Grammy out of this. I don't think I'm ever

going to be like that. What is important to you when you put together a project? That it do well. Also, that it do well for a long period of time. That's what matters to me. I want it to stick.

That's all I really care about. I don't really care about first week numbers. a long period of time. That's what matters to me. I want it to stick. That's all I really care about. I only care about first week numbers. All that type of stuff, I want it to stick. You know you're at the point now where you've been winning so much, they waiting on you to fail. Yeah, I see that too. It's like no matter what you put out,

they gonna be like, it ain't good enough. But that comes with the territory, you know that. I guess so. How do you handle that when you see things, people saying, like, oh, I don't like that record. Oh, baby, could've came hard enough. Probably the same way.

Everybody is not going to not like it. Everybody in town, they don't want to be. With everything that's going on in the world, right, do you move differently? The reason I ask is, you know, when I talk to other DJs, whether it's in other cities and other markets, they be like

that little baby was here i was talking to somebody in l.a they was like nah a little baby came to the club by himself it was just him and look outside no now but what do you mean differently now because of what's going on in the world and recession and you know what's happening with everybody or what's what's your mind frame with that all the way earnestly i'd be by myself you would think i'd be like i, I know I'm going somewhere, I'm with a lot of people. But when I just go somewhere on my leisure,

most of the time by myself. And, like, I hate security. But P, he makes sure I have security. Yes, P is right.

P is absolutely right. And you shouldn't be sliding by yourself nowhere neither. Why? Cause, man, he's my f***ing crazy out here.

Huh? Story I heard about LA, they said Lil Baby's crazy. Lil Baby's comfortable. They said, don't worry, I'm good. I ain't saying nothing can't happen to me. Yeah, man, he's mother-fucking crazy out here. Oh? Story I heard about LA, they said Lil Baby's crazy. Lil Baby's comfortable. They said, don't worry, I'm good. I ain't saying nothing can't happen to me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't think I'm saying like so like.

But I'm saying like, man, I want to live my life. You worth something, though. You know, E-40 told me one time, he said, man, when you worth something, you got to protect it. You got to protect it, but I ain't going to just be at nowhere lollygagging. You feel me? Like, I'm going to handle my bed and do what I got to do and get on. You feel me? Sometimes a lot of people be a headache.

They be stressed. Sometimes I just want to put my hoodie on. Yeah, sometimes I could come in the room with all y'all in here, and y'all wouldn't know I'm here. I don't got to be loud. I could be by myself. I don't need y'all on no drip. We seen video.

I seen the video of you sliding to the store by yourself one time. I wasn't by myself. Oh, you wasn't by yourself? Oh, you wasn't by yourself in that video? No, no. Oh, okay. Actually, somebody was in the car. Oh, got you, got you, got you.

Wait, wait, wait. I was walking out, but I did go in the store by myself, though. All right, we got more with Lil Baby when we come back. Don't move. 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 Lil Baby. Now, we've seen your interview with Looney. Shout out to Looney. Salute to Looney. I think in the interview you said now you're into skinny girls. Right.

What made you start liking skinny girls? I don't know. At first, I just had like a preference. I just liked... Of course. He liked... I liked thick girls at first. See, they always say he liked thick girls.

Now, I just like's got your fucking shitty. Now I just like, I don't know. I think I'm on my little supermodel phase. So all your thick girls got into your DMs and started texting you like, fuck you. Nah, I ain't say I don't like thick girls no more. Yeah. I like slim girls now too.

You can do either. Yeah, I can do either. You got a couple records for the ladies on this project. For sure. What's the joint called? Forever? Yeah, Forever. Forever ladies on this project. For sure. What's the joint called? Forever? Yeah, Forever. Forever, yeah, yeah.

Future Friday. Was that to somebody in particular? Ain't no song, too. We kind of f***ed up on it. I already had a song named Forever. We ain't catch that. The last project. Yeah, but we ain't.

Different type of record, though. Yeah, but we ain't got the same song. When the shit in the name keep popping up. Change it to a girl's name that you wrote it about. I ain't writing about a girl. You were talking about a girl on that record. Maybe several girls. All right.

When I rap, I kind of speak in general. I try to say stuff that could go to anybody's situation. It don't really got to be my situation, but it could be something that I went through that I know everybody go through. You think you could love more than one girl at a time? Be careful how you answer this. Probably not.

I mean, you could have love for everybody. But in love, I don't think I could be in love with two people at one time. I think on one of the lyrics, she said something like... Nope. One of those days, you used to tell a girl, like, I got love for you.

You love me, I got love for you you love me I got love for you it's a blur but you know you could be with a woman who was with other men too like you said we could share her

or whatever that's fine with you cause you not ready to settle down right so you don't expect somebody to be committed to you

if you not committed to them exactly alright that's open minded some people feel like I'm with you I don't want you to be with anybody else.

Did you used to be like that? I ain't know that. That'll be selfish of me. You ever had a guy hit you up about you messing with this girl I'm messing with and try to confront you? Mm-hmm. How do you handle something like that?

What's the conversation like? I know. Hey, Mr. Little Baby, can you please stop knocking down my girl? Yeah. Yeah. You done had him like that? I'm knocking down my girl. Yeah. Damn. You done had those?

You done had them like that? It's going to be wild. Damn. How do you reply? Give me one more time next week. No snitching. I'll send it back home soon. How do you reply?

December, December. You get it back in December. Is this a lease? Is this a year lease? Year lease. I don't know, man. See? No snitching.

I feel like he wouldn't tell. Like he's, you know. I don't know, man. See? No stitching. I felt like he wouldn't tell. Like, he's, you know. I don't know, man. I feel like you gotta have those conversations, especially when you're dealing with two brothers with money. Right.

Because you might be doing stuff for her financially, and he might be doing it. Ain't no need for y'all to bump heads like that. Right? That ain't my business. Plus, everybody don't get

a Birkin, right? Hell no. Why you say so? Why you say hell no like that? You be buying Birkins? Somebody must have asked you for a Birkin, right? Hell no. If I say so, if I say hell no like that, they must have asked you a couple times. Somebody must have asked you for a Birkin. You was like, hell no. I really don't need to come out and ask me for a Birkin. I don't talk, so

it's kind of hard to ask me for something. Put you in your car. I don't talk. You got to speak. We don't do too much talking. Yeah. Do you talk in bed?

Nah. I'm like a little awkward. That's what I heard. You have sex quietly? Yeah, I don't say too much. I'm focused. Yeah. I ain't trying to talk.

You don't even say you give her a warning, like I'm about to. Nothing you can do. Oh, man. You at least tell her you call the Uber? I ain't never called a girl an Uber.

I don't got Uber and stuff. Like, she need to have that stuff set up. She got to get her own car service? Yeah, I ain't. You got about 100 cars, baby. I know you can get somebody to drive her home. He probably don't want to put the address. I mean, I do all that type stuff.

I just say Uber. I ain't Uber. If I got my driver, that's how I tell my driver. People take over something. But I just don't use Uber and stuff. Right. I get it, because then you got to put your address, and then they know where you're at,

and then they see where you're getting somebody dropped off. Or I will get somebody to sing you. All right, all right, all right. We seen you had a couple of shots of Academics on the album. It was only one shot. I thought it was on two songs. I thought it was a song with Future. Only one shot.

And on the Turning Point record, right? Academic niggas that can't get touched. Meaning somebody who be on the computer all day. Got you, got you, got you. It wasn't really trolling. It wasn't at him. It was him as an example. But I seen another interview.

He like rappers broke. They leased their cars. You said Acu ain't got more money than me. Stop that, man. Come on. I never thought about that. Never in my mind did I even think to compare y'all financially. He do all the time, though.

Not with you. I don't think he talk about you. That's what I'm saying. Why he say me? He said your name? Yeah. All they cars leased. All they labeled this.

He had like a breakdown. My son. See, this is what pisses me off when my son show me something. My son show me something. He like, Daddy.

Like, what? Can you say that? Daddy, he got more money than us. Yeah. My son showed me something. He like, daddy. Like, what? To your son? Did you say that? Daddy, he got more money than us. Man. He asked you that? Or he said it to you?

He was just like, pull it up and show me everything. Be saying whatever. I seen the titles for about 40 of your cars now. I never had a car long.

You know, he doesn't wrap his car. You know how people wrap their cars? You know, when you want to wrap a car? And that's the difference. People don't know.

He paints the car. He paint the car on all the cause and that's The difference you don't know you can't pay $50 car job like screen paint like man That's smart though The cars already depreciate with value right his cause they my car they like they like go up or You know they did appreciate a like a little But now I appreciate for the most part, the cards I buy. A lot of people think rappers are broke. Because a lot of rappers are broke.

Some are. You are blessed. I think the majority of artists are financially successful. I've been getting people to benefit or doubt. Like, I don't underestimate people. I try to overestimate people. But it's just something about rappers, people got like a little.

Because rappers front the most, right? They floss the most. Like they talk about having the most. And there's an image that people feel like they have to live up to. Right.

I just like that you call yourself a rapper because you got a lot of people that are like, I ain't no rapper. I'm a hustler. I'm a rapper. Show.

All the way. Artists. That's right. Artists. That's it. Artists. That's right. That's it.

That's right. Now you said you get your advice from Mike Rubin. Yeah. All right. I'm getting this, man. That's right. That's it. That's right. Now, you said you get your advice from Mike Rubin. Right. And what advice has Mike Rubin given you that's helped you increase your empire? He gave me a lot of advice, honestly, in a short period of time. Like, main advice would be, like, it'd be something simple about business that just, we don't know, because we ain't into business. You know what I'm saying? It could be, like, like something real simple like you do a 10 90 exchange like you get money

you could clarify okay where you gonna get the money and you could tell them what you're gonna buy and you could go on the buy and they know how to pay taxes on it until you sell you hold it for 40 years before you sit like simple stuff but definitely i got a lot of advice from my room on this album you talk about having dinner with Chris Jenner and somebody else. Corey Gamble. Corey Gamble. Corey my main man, I just Corey.

What's them conversations like? Me and Corey, we just kicking on some like cool. I just said me and Jenner just cause. That's his girl, whatever. Right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. How y'all connect, how you connect with them kind of people? It's crazy because the people

who I connect with, we really be on some, like, real shit. Like, it's the people who you can have a cordial conversation with and it don't be weird. It was just like,

feel like, damn, he like me. All right. Something like that. All right, we got more with Lil Baby. When we come back, don't move.

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 Lil Baby. Charlamagne.

I love when the doc, you know, showed the relationship of how, you know, P and Thug, you know, really, really believed in you in a real way. I think that was one of the most important takeaways from the doc. Like, if you believe in somebody, like, really pour into them.

Right. So with that said, you know, being that Thug's not here right now, how did that, how does that impact you? It definitely impact me. Like, you know,

Thug's still my personal friend. Mm-hmm. Thug's like, one of my friends in being on tight situations, being like, gonna, you know what I'm saying?

That's like my personal friend. Mm-hmm. And then, we like, talking more than me and Slime, probably, and Thug, probably.

So, that kind of definitely put me in a little, I don't even know how to explain the feeling, honestly. Like a little uneasy feeling. And when the guys go to jail or something, I feel a certain type of way. But like with them, it's like you hear them everywhere. You see their pictures.

It's really like a reminder. So it's kind of different. You feel like it's an attack on the industry? Especially with the artists like, you know, we've seen recently that. I don't think it's got nothing to do with the industry. It's like Atlanta. Well, it's like in Atlanta, you especially with the artists like you know we seen recently that I don't think it's gonna do it in Atlanta Atlanta you feel like they're attacking artists in the land cuz like you look at gunna said there was nothing violent in his case and he still did not which seems Wow like in any other case they would let him go immediately so he does it feel

like it's an attack on rappers in Atlanta for sure and you think that's due to what cuz I mean it's it's due to the like y'all got out y'all making this rise of violence but then what they don't understand is people like them they took work more not in jail that's right so like and you stopped the violence yeah that don't make sense because y'all providing opportunity and not even providing opportunities you got a voice i feel like if y'all wanted to be like on something and like imprison somebody or something, I just make them do what you want them to do. Meaning like, y'all gotta go to a hundred schools or y'all gotta do this. Y'all gotta make them do something that actually can change or

better the community if y'all felt like somebody was doing something wrong with whatever the case may be versus like putting you in jail. saw Thug say if you don't drop this album Friday y'all ain't brothers yeah he just bored he bored that it was a rumor that you paid

$16,000 to sleep with a porn star yeah that is so untrue so untrue I never paid nobody like $16,000 to do nothing where did that come from?

You took a punch? The punch started. Oh, the **** said it. Yeah. You ain't never did no tricking? Yeah. Not $16,000, nigga. Ain't no sucker.

Ain't no sucker, though. What's the most you done paid? You ain't paid no cash. And by the way, it's indirect, too. Yeah, you buy the bag, you buy the flight. Oh, my gosh. Take them shopping. Yeah, that's still even $16,000. That's a lot.

I ain't doing that. I ain't just signing still even 16 that's a lot i ain't doing that i ain't just sign you out take you shopping i ain't i ain't one of them type guys yeah i pay you to leave what they say about hiring that's what you're paying for what's the most you ever paid somebody to leave, baby? A couple thousand. A couple thousand. You know what I got to go. Ha, ha, ha. How quick I need you to leave. And it depends on the price.

Oh, man. We saw that video of you paying accidentally. I guess you got charged $250,000 instead of $25,000. People were like, damn, he got it. Because he was like, it's okay. Like who would like, you know what I'm saying? I just let the jeweler just keep 225,000. I knew he was joking.

He knew I was joking. He like, baby. I knew you were joking. I ain't gonna front. I'm like, that's. They were like, he just said keep it as credit. We're not leaving here to my money right now. No, I thought you had to store credit or something.

He made a mistake. What's your process like in the studio? Do you write to the beat and then, or do you get like an idea first, write it home, bring it to the studio? How do you work that with people around you? I don't like people in the studio with me. It's people who hang with me every day.

They never seen me rap before. And I just listen to beats. The beat give me the vibe. If I hear the beat that I like, then I just listen to beats. The beat give me the vibe. If I hear the beat that I like, then I just rap to it. Like, I don't write in there. I just, like, punch in. Is that because early on,

that's how you learned how to rap? Probably so. That's probably just how I'm used to rap because I used to only go to the studio, like, 1 o'clock in the morning to, like, 8 o'clock in the morning. So everybody usually sleep and stuff. So now I go to the studio at 1,

and everybody else be there at 1. You know, like everybody hang out in the studio and stuff. But I'll go to sleep, and then I'll wake up at like 4 or 5 when everybody gone and just rap. That's where that memory when ESCG was up here. You see when they did that record, they said that they all did their verse, and you was sleeping.

I was sleeping. When I woke up, everybody was gone. I heard the song, I was getting on. Yeah, that's what they say. It made me averse. ESC getting on. That's what they say. You have CG on this album with the back and forth record? Yeah. Detroit rappers are some of your favorite people to collaborate with, it seems like. Yeah, CG from Kentucky, though.

Oh, you're from Kentucky? Oh, Doug from Detroit. All your friends ain't around right now. Doug, get out today, though. No, bro. Ain't nobody knew that. I told you. Why nobody knew that yeah i told you why nobody announced that release date he probably got other stuff going on too though

but i'm saying yeah his situation to get a little better i think he got a house less yeah like nah like a halfway house halfway house yeah yeah do you stay in contact with them like him thug the art yeah i know how they get. They need money help. You just need them. So I try to hit them up and I didn't make sure. They don't need none of that stuff. You ever feel any guilt

just because you're out here? Like you know you see your man? Yeah, I'm out. Okay. Guilt for what? No, I'm just saying when some of your men call you from jail

and you, damn, I'm having such a good time. Guilt ain't the right word. It's probably not the right word. Not guilt. Well, a feeling. Nah, because I get it. When they call, like, what you doing? You know what we doing. We turning the right word. They're probably not the right word. Not guilt. Well, a feeling. Nah, because I get it. When they call,

like, what you doing? You know what we doing. We turning the fuck up. I ain't even going to shit. You know what we doing? Yeah. We grown as hell. Yeah.

We ain't like kids. And it's not like they're going to be in there forever. They coming home. Yeah. Yeah. I saw you with Stacey Abrams, too. Right.

Do you feel like since you come from that environment that needs that kind of assistance, you know how to have those conversations with politicians in ways that they probably don't get from other people That's why I feel like I come in it. It's like a bridge from the hood to like on the politician Mm-hmm. So I don't wanna be a politician or even get into politics, but I know that I understand the hood and then I Can understand what they saying in politics because we don't know nothing about it. I'm saying I understand the hood, and then I can understand what they're saying in politics.

Because we don't know nothing about that. You know what I'm saying? We as the minority. Ain't nobody explain politics. Nobody explain how this works. Nobody don't really know that, like, if everybody in the community wants something to happen, it can happen.

You feel me? Like, we got control of that. But nobody don't know that for real. Like, long story short is, I'm going to help them figure it out. When you're talking to people like Stacey, you know if she becomes governor like what would you what resources would you tell her like this is what we need in order to make our communities better i'm all for the kids i feel like the kids control the community because older people gonna die and the older the kids gonna be older you're just gonna you know do you vote definitely okay Definitely. Okay. Now that's important.

And that's what I'm more on too. I'm not even more on so like trying to get into politics to say I'm with him or I'm with her or I just want people to vote. To know that

if you do vote it can't make a difference. You feel me? If we can come together and we all can vote we really can make a change. Absolutely. Yeah, we ain't gonna

hold you much longer because we know you don't want to be here but I do have one more question. How do you control your gambling? I always hear you rap about gambling. You see the documentary. We know you was a big gambler. Most people get more money and gamble more.

How do you control your gambling habit? Well, I used to be like a street gambler. So I ain't in the street no more. So I don't even got nobody to gamble. But now I gamble at a casino. That's like way worse than the street gambling. But I haven't woke up one day and like I'm going to the casino.

If I'm there, now I gamble. But I'm really over that stage in my life. Are you good at walking away when you're up? Or do you feel like... I just learned how to do it. Right now, that's how I've been winning. You know, and this new album, you talk about losing, but then getting it back the same night

Like I didn't been down a million dollars. Yeah Got all my money back. What is in the street at the casino? Casino? Oh, okay We had we had me and all the dice game before on the street though. I ain't never went down a million in the street I don't went down in the street like 200,000 down to a thousand and then got my 200 back one night Mm-hmm. We always gamble with that always lose, that it's just a lick every time you see him? I ain't gonna put him out there like that. He rubbing his hands though.

Me neither. There's a few of them though, there's a few of them around here now, for sure. Is he one of them? YK for sure one of them, he ain't no gambler for real. I need somebody who gonna, YK lose five, 10,000, I don't want that. I'm trying to gambler for real. I need somebody who's going, I can't lose five, ten thousand. I don't want that.

I'm trying to f*** you up. Yeah, I'm trying. So when you do it, do you talk to them to the point where they want to cry? For sure. Do they want to fight, shoot, whatever? That's my goal.

What's the most somebody done hurt you for? Probably one time. I lost like five hundred bands in like two days. To the same person or just in? A couple people in the house yeah bad weekend I got signed the next day you got signed the next day I gotta read a record against Drek? Because they both seem like they gamblers. Me and Meek, we kind of built a personal relationship without telling y'all I don't gamble with my friends. But Meek used to try to run up on his shit.

But Drake, I want to gamble with him. Drake, I ain't saying they be scared of me. But they be hearing stories and shit. They ain't like, f*** that. Well, let's get into it. Joy, what you want to hear? What you want to play, man? I'm going to never, never hate him.

Without? Okay. Play that one. Never hating. All right, well, we'll get into that next. Little baby, it's only me out right now. I'm out right now, and I always want to say thank you, because every time I do a car show, whatever I need, you open up the doors, and you allow me to borrow you and use your car,

so I appreciate that. I just want to thank you for coming and doing interviews, because I know it's going to be a point in your career where you ain't doing no interviews. I appreciate you, too, on documentary, too. Appreciate it. Oh, absolutely, absolutely. I know it's going to be a point where you ain't doing no more interviews no more.

Yep, it's getting closer and closer. I told him that yesterday. You told him that yesterday? Yeah. My goodness. Little baby, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Hey, guys.

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Nice. Congratulations to her. She posted... Robert, yes. Introducing Mr. and Mrs. Rushing. And then she also captioned, Finally got my fairy tale ending. So congratulations to the two of them.

All right. Now let's talk about why k osiris everyone is saying please check on him and offering their prayers seems like he's going through something right now he went on social media and said that celebrities aren't really messing with him y'all keep using that drake huh drake don't fuck with me either me and drake me and the baby don't talk nobody in she fucks with Osiris Nobody So don't keep using that shit with me Like you can't keep using that Like stop

Like we don't Like we don't talk The baby don't fuck with me no more Drake don't fuck with me no more Fuck that Nobody fucks with Osiris So why the fuck I keep living Like I'm just gonna tell y'all

Y'all not get it So you tell me Why should I keep living I don't get it Like why y'all say it Like y'all Y'all would tell me all the time But I'm giving y'all not get it. So you tell me, why should I keep living? I don't get it. Why y'all say it like y'all would tell me all the time, but I'm giving y'all explanations. Man, I don't know what he's going through. So he was saying because they don't speak to him, why keep living?

I am not sure exactly what he's going through. Oh, I didn't know he was talking about living, living. I thought he meant the lifestyle he was living, like why he's still balling and prospering. I didn't realize he was talking about his actual life. Well, let's skip down where he actually. Yeah. I mean, it feels like, you know, he needs somebody to talk to.

Listen to this. But like, I want to die. Like, I want to kill myself. I want to like leave this earth. But Satan telling me I'm in L.A. I got if you want to come get me, come get me. I'm in L.A. I got, if you want to come get me, come get me. I'm in L.A. I'm going to Beverly Hills Center.

That's where I'm going at. So if you want to come rob me, if you want to come get me, come get me. I'm going to Beverly Hills Center. I don't have no friends. Y'all see who I'm with? Nobody. I'm nobody. Nobody nears me.

Nobody around me. Nobody is, like, near me. Oh, why kill Cyrus? That's so sad. I don't know what's happening. Hey, somebody put their arm around the young brother, man. Nice guy right there, man. And I wonder when, you know, people get on live and do they do things like that. Clearly, it's a cry for help. Clearly, he wants somebody to reach out.

So reach out to the brother. Yeah, he shouldn't care about friendships in the industry when he has kids and real family, right? Well, clearly, you know, I don't know what's happening in his life that's making him say these things. And sometimes it is hard. You feel like these people really are friends. You're hanging out. We've seen that. And then maybe, you know, you realize it's not really like that. It's not an easy place to

be. So, sending love and positive energy to Y.K. Osiris. Alright, now the daughter of one of Jeffrey Dahmer's victims is saying that she hasn't been able to sleep since the Netflix series came out. Tatiana Banks is the daughter of Errol Lindsay,

a 19-year-old man who was murdered by Jeffrey Dahmer. She said that show has opened up some old wounds and it's too disturbing to watch. She's been having nightmares for weeks. She apparently also doesn't like the fact that all this stuff is happening on social media with people talking about it. She learned what happened to her father in bits and pieces over time

through family members and the media. She grew up in Milwaukee and it was hard to avoid those stories about Jeffrey Dahmer. She said, when I was young, I was told that he was killed by a Milwaukee serial killer. She was about four or five when her mother first told her about her father's death and she remembered reading a newspaper article about the murders when she was around 11 or 12. She started looking online for more information, which prompted her to ask her mom more questions about what happened. She said, I still think about it to this day. And now because of the move, the series Monster, the Jeffrey Dahmer story, it's bringing all of these things back.

And that's such a tricky thing, right? Because it's such a it's such a unrealistic story when you hear it but, you know, they've turned this real story into a movie. But when you're watching it, it feels unrealistic. It feels like fiction. But no, this is real life. This actually happened. She did watch

one episode of the series and it's the one that depicts her aunt's victim impact statement in court. She said it was heartbreaking to watch. I wish I could be there to take her pain away. And then she couldn't watch any more of the show. It was too disturbing. But because of all this renewed interest in Jeffrey Dahmer,

she said, honestly, ever since that show's been on, I haven't been able to sleep. And then think about, you know, it's going to get even worse because he's going to be a very popular Halloween costume. So think about how triggering that is, you know, to the family of the victims. Yeah, all over the stores. Think about that before how triggering that is, you know, to the family of the victims. Yeah, all over the stores. Think about that before you do things like, you know,

decide to be Jeffrey Dahmer for Halloween people. I've been Halloween shopping for all the kids, and you see it all over every Halloween store. The glasses, the clothes, the shirt. No, they selling it in actual costumes? Wow. Now she said she's been especially bothered by people online talking about her dad and even victim blaming

and critiquing her father's actions. Some even assume that he was gay and use that as a reason to dismiss what happened to him. But she said she still has a lot of questions and some that may never be answered. All right. Now, Cameron shared a DM that he sent to me along. He was shooting his shot for sure. He posted, hey, stink. I was giving you some time to yourself till I reached out. Your perseverance as a strong black woman through this turbulent time has been something to behold.

You shouldn't be taking advantage of and exploited as you did nothing to deserve this especially all over these sports networks. You're bigger and better than that. You're a queen and by the way, I'm a king. Together we can achieve the greatness we were both destined for as a couple. So he felt inspired to reach out, but he has not responded.

Yeah, definitely. Why'd he post the shot, though? She might not have seen it yet. That's the whole point. Yeah, I think he was trying to make sure she did see it. You're waiting too long, Nia Long. Nia Long. Nia Long got me waiting too long.

So I got to post it for the world to see. Maybe she'll get back faster once it hits the shade room and then Angelique puts it in the rumor report. We'll see what can happen. I'm sure she's going through whatever process she has to go through right now. Alright, Lil Baby was just on and his first week sales projections they said that he is expected to do

between 185,000 to 210,000 units in the first week. So that's the seventh or it could be the eighth biggest debut of 2022 so far. So congratulations to him. Looks like it'll be number one. It'll be his third number one album too.

Alright, now 50 Cent has a podcast coming. It's called Surviving El Chapo. He says it'll be the new Narcos. He posted this is the first time the twins speak. They moved over 130 tons of cocaine and heroin. This story is wild. It's just a different level. This is going to be the new Narcos. 50 and everything,

man. He's overseas now. I think he's checking in this week, too. Now, the Flores twins will be speaking with 50 and also with Charlie Webster, who's an investigative journalist for the first time, detailing how they moved over $2 billion worth of drugs across North America to becoming government informants.

It's an eight-part series, and that'll be on streaming platforms starting worth of drugs across North America to becoming government informants. It's an eight-part series, and that'll be on streaming platforms starting Wednesday. Alright, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Reports. Alright, Charlamagne, who you giving that down? Katu. Man, four after the hour, we need these members of a group called Just Stop Oil to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with them, please. Alright,

we'll get to that next, and then Nori, of course from Drink Chance, will be joining us. He had that interview with Kanye West over the weekend that everybody's's discussing so we'll talk to him after this it's the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club your mornings will never be the same our audible pick of the day is i'm glad my mom died by jeanette mccurdy it's a funny and heartbreaking story about her relationship with her mother complicated grief and stardom start listening when you sign up for a free 30-day trial at the home of storytelling. Audible.com slash Breakfast Club.

I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the devil. You see, donkey, donkey, bunch of bad guys. It's now time for the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club.

Yeah, it's Donkey of the Day for Monday, October 17th. It goes to members of a group called Just Stop Oil. Who is Just Stop Oil? They are a bunch of climate protesters, and they protest the extraction and use of fossil fuels. Noble cause. Very honorable. It's really amazing to me how God gave us everything we needed to survive

and thrive here on this third rock from the sun. And we have found a way to mess it up. Okay? We didn't take care of the earth, so why should the earth take care of us? So I appreciate these organizations like Just Stop Oil. I appreciate their attempts to save us from themselves. But protests have to make sense. And this protest makes absolutely no sense.

Let's go to ABC News for the report, please. Two protesters were arrested for vandalizing a masterpiece by Van Gogh at the National Gallery in London. Climate activists throwing what authorities say appeared to be tomato soup on Van Gogh's famous sunflowers painting, then gluing their hands to the wall. The painting protected by glass. It was not damaged. How in the hell does vandalism of a Van Gogh equate to a protest of the use of fossil fuels? School me. I don't know. I was pouring two cans of tomato soup on a Van Gogh painting a protest.

The painting was protected by glass, so it didn't suffer any damages. So what was the point? Then they decided to glue their hands to the wall just under the van, go, what is worth more, art or life? One of the protesters said, is it worth more than food, worth more than justice? The activists yelled, adding, are you more concerned about the protection of a painting or the protection of our planet and people? Great question. I personally care about the protection of our planet and people. But I can see a security guard who works there at the National Gallery right now in that moment caring more about the protection of that painting. So you, my friend, are under arrest for vandalism. The activist said they use soup to show that the cost of living crisis is part of the cost of oil crisis.

She said fuel is unaffordable to millions of cold, hungry families, and being that fuel is so high, it makes it to where they can't even afford to heat a tin of soup. Hmm. Interesting. Well, instead of wasting that soup pouring in on the van, go, how about donate the soup to those same families you say can't even afford a tin of soup? Huh? Just a thought. Now, this is a thing where a lot of members of the Just Stop Oil team are gluing their hands

to frames of famous paintings, and I am here to tell you it's all a waste of glue. Okay, I know that you think you are bringing attention to this situation, and you are, but not for the right reasons. See, here's the thing. If you want people to care, then you have to damage something a mass majority of people care about okay van goes i mean that's

for the bougie and elite of the world you got to attempt to damage something that a mass amount of people use and care about go damage a chick-fil-a or something all right glue yourself to a counter a chick-fil-a and keep everyone from getting that number one with cheese. Okay? You damage and glue yourself to something that's more than a niche group of people care about. Glue yourself to Envy's cheeks. Okay? I'm sure somebody will pay attention then. And I understand that Van Gogh is one of the most valuable

paintings in the world and it's worth a lot, but I don't think a mass majority of people care about that level of elitism. Okay? Damaging of Van Gogh is more of a protest against capitalism, maybe? I don't know. I just know that the more I talk about this, the more I forget what the hell they were protesting to begin with.

And that is the point. Please give the members of the group Just Stop Oil the biggest hee-haw. I think these protests are a little... I think I'm through a little bit more. That's all. Alright, well thank you for that donkey today now when we come back Nori will be joining us

of course Nori did the interview that everybody's talking about over the weekend with Kanye West and we're going to talk about that when we come back and let's be clear Nori's calling because he feels like he made a mistake well let's talk to him Nori's calling because he feels bad about this conversation but I'll let's talk to him. Nori's calling because he feels bad about this conversation.

But I'll let him talk about it. All right. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

We got our family member on the line. Friend to the room. N-O-R-E. Nori, good morning. Good morning, man. You know, I'm up every morning listening to y'all. Just so y'all know. Keep my skills sharp.

We appreciate you for checking in. Nori said he wanted to call in. What's the word, Nori? Talk to us. I just want to be honest. I support freedom of speech. I support anybody, you know, not being sensitive, but I do not support anybody being hurt.

I did not realize that the George Floyd statements on my show was so hurtful. And you got to realize it was the first five minutes of the show. Like when he walked in, he told my producer, he said that if he'll'll stop filming that he'll walk out so i didn't want i didn't want a birdman moment i didn't want a birdman moment with char like you know where birdman walked out so i wanted the man to speak but later on like i actually checked him about the george floyd's comments i actually checked him about uh the white lives

matters but it was so later in the episode and it was so, you know, I was already inebriated at that time that maybe people looked over it. Well, I apologize to the George Floyd family. I apologize to anybody that was hurt by Kanye West's comments. Although I do support free speech, I am black, black. And I'm with Tamika Mallory. I'm with I'm with I'm with Until Freedom. I'm with Mice On. That's who I am.

Revolt didn't want to stand by us. We actually posted it and then saw that this was the wrong edit, took it down, and then it got reposted again with those same comments that was there. So it was a mistake on our behalf, on our team behalf, because we don't edit nothing. I think Envy done Drink Champs, Charlamagne has done Drink Champs, and we literally don't edit nothing. I think Envy done Drink Champs, Charlamagne has done Drink Champs, and we literally don't edit nothing.

But we will start from here on out because we understand that there's people that's hurt out there. Yeah, I think it's not a freedom of speech thing, nor is more like a misinformation. It's not a misinformation, it's a lie. Yeah, it's not true. What he said about George Floyd was a lie

What Kanye West said about George Floyd dying of fentanyl And not the physical impact Of the officer Derek Chauvin Was just a bold faced lie And by the way guys This is not think champs, this is drink champs You know what I'm saying, this is not political champs This is drink champs

So we purposely don't bring up politics We purposely don't bring up religion because of this. I disagreed with Kanye. I felt like I should have said something a lot earlier. I didn't because I didn't want him to walk out. I didn't want to have a Birdman moment. But I just want the people to know that I'm with the people. I'm black, black.

So, Norrie, people would say that, you know, we're talking to Norrie from Drink Champs, of course. He just released an interview with Kanye. People would say, well, why do the interview at all? Especially with all the hate speech that he's been spewing the last couple of days. Yeah, you had Fox News. You had Tucker Carlson edit out all his anti-Semitic comments. You saw the shop say that they wasn't going to put out the hate speech.

We saw all the things Kanye was texting and, I mean, tweeting and everything else. Why even do the interview at all? Why even, you know, do the interview? You know, that's a great question. And the thing is, you know, that's like people talking about Charlamagne. People talk about Charlamagne and say Charlamagne is an asshole. But then Charlamagne doesn't show that to me. So I got to treat Charlamagne how Charlamagne is an asshole. But then Charlamagne doesn't sow that to me. So I got to treat Charlamagne

how Charlamagne treats me. If Charlamagne treats me like a gentleman, then I'm going to think Charlamagne is a gentleman. I don't understand Charlamagne rhetoric when he's not around me.

You understand what I'm saying? And that's really what it was. I did not think. And other than the George Floyd comment, I thought I conducted a very great interview. You know what I'm saying? I thought that he laughed, he smiled he drank, he smoked. You know this was

8 o'clock in the morning. Don't say that though because he still said a lot of anti-Semitic rhetoric in the interview as well. You know what I mean? Yes and if you look I had four Jewish people there. Steve Rifkin was in the room. Steve Rifkin was in the room.

Steve Rifkin, who signed Wu-Tang Clan, was in the room. My friend Eric, who is Jewish, is in the room. My friend Diego, who is Jewish, was in the room. And I looked at them to tell them, like, yo, tell me whenever he's going across the line. And they're looking and they're saying, okay, we understand where he's coming from. But none of it, I don't support none of it. I don't support the George Floyd comments.

I don't support the anti-Semitic. That's all I have is Jewish friends. All I have is black friends. That's it. Nori, I was going to ask you when it comes to these George Floyd comments, we see the family may be suing. Is that going to include you in this lawsuit? Did you hear about that? I definitely heard about it. And this is the reason why I'm stepping up is because it's not even about suing or the money it's about the hurtful thing man you know i mean i was locked down i was supportive of the george floyd movement i saw that video too you know i mean like i've seen that cop's knee on his neck i've seen him calling out for whoever so i i'm embarrassed of myself. You know what I'm saying? Because I've done these interviews before where I come back and I redeem myself.

And on this one, I waited too long. I waited too long to actually address him. I spoke to Kanye yesterday morning. I told him I'm going to do this. I told him that I'm going to refute these comments because I was disgusted by it as if I wasn't even in the room when I heard it. When I heard it, I was like, wait a minute.

Damn, I was there? And again, I'm just trying to be a journalist. I'm saying, you know what? We just won an award. I want people to know that we won the award because we deserve it. So I'm sitting there thinking about it. I heard Steven Jackson say something about me. And I'm like, you know what?

I'm not even going back as Steven Jackson. I'm not going to make a rebuttal. I'm going to tell that brother you're right because I should have checked him. I should have. And I eventually did. But by the time I checked him, I was already inebriated. So you're not hearing the sincerity in my voice. But even if you go look at it, you can see that Norrie is very serious.

It's just that Norrie is also drunk at the same time. And it's called drink chance. It's not called politics chance. All right, we got more with nori when we come back don't move it's the breakfast club good morning 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.

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Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it Envy Angela Yee Charlamagne Tha God We are The Breakfast Club We're still kicking it With Nori Yee So moving forward Are there other interviews That you're planning to do

To kind of Combat this What are you planning to do Because I see you Reaching out on Twitter to people That you feel like Need to come up

Sean King You know Sean King I want Sean King To come up I want Dr. Umar I want I want Talib Kweli I want David Banner I want Sean King to come up. I want Dr. Umar. I want Khalid Kweli.

I want David Banner. I want Killer Mike because they all know. They all know where my heart is. They all know that I'm on black Twitter. They all know I'm on them black, you know, Until Freedom group chat. They all know that. You know what I'm saying? The fact is, I didn't

fail. I didn't fail. I don't want to see Drink Champs go down that path. I like Drink Champs being the happy podcast that it is. And what you tried to do was give hip-hop culture a voice. But the reality is, he don't need that right now. That's not what we should be giving a voice to right now. We shouldn't have had Kanye on the platform to begin with. Not at a time like this with the rhetoric that he's spewing.

Nah. Well, yeah, I agree. I agree. I agree. I really did try. Try to give him a voice. I try to give him a voice. I try to give him a platform.

I try to do that. But, you know, I realize my political stance may not be correct. You know what I'm saying? I agree. It wasn't the right place. What about did Puff reach out to you? You know, I'll tell you this. At first, I was disappointed in Brother Love because Brother Love called me and said, well, did he diss me?

And I was just like, wait a minute. You know, this is so much bigger than you. And then he called me back and he said, you know what? Let's support free speech. Let's support free thinking. Let's support it. It's not free thinking, though. That's the other thing we gotta stop saying. It's not free thinking

when all you're doing is repeating white supremacist talking points. You're repeating black Israelite talking points. Like, Kanye West is not a free thinker. We gotta stop saying that. There's nothing free about his thoughts at all. What's crazy about it is I don't even think he believes that. You know what I'm saying? That's my point. He's saying everything

he's heard other people already say. That's not free thinking. Look, I think on the low, I want to say it's between us, but it's not, obviously. But I think on the low that he supports the wow factor. Like the fact that he can have a confederacy flag on. People go, wow. And you can have a MAGA hat on.

People go, wow. But then you ask him, do you promote this Confederacy? Do you promote the Trump campaign? And then you ask him and he won't even give you something about the Trump campaign. He won't even tell you. It's because I think that it's a wow factor and I think that's the reason why people support him for so long, whether it's been the

speakers, whether it's been whatever. Don't get it wrong. I love Kanye West. I love Kanye. Kanye has done things for me. He's really a great person. The ideology about black people and Jewish people is not correct. The sentiment that he said about

George Floyd is not correct, and I do not stand for him when it comes to that. But, you know, I just don't want to give up on him. I wouldn't give up on you, Envy. Envy, you told me you voted for a million dollars worth of games on BET Awards. I don't want to give up on Envy. I know Envy is lost right now.

You know what I'm saying? I know that. I know that he might be taking, you know, Sarah Zerb on the low. I'm not sure. But I can't give up on Envy. That's my brother. But you can tell your brother when he's wrong, though. Absolutely.

I definitely told him he was wrong, and I definitely told Envy that when you use clips of Boosie and you don't shout out drink tans, it hurts us. Listen, I try to shout you out all the time, Norrie. Let me ask you this. Do you think that Kanye is having some type of breakdown? Because I know people

talk about his mental health, and people around him, they say, are very concerned about his mental health. What are your thoughts? Yes, I do believe he's having a mental breakdown. But then I got to be honest with you. I can have a straight conversation with him, and he'll talk to me with nothing but sense. Kanye knows exactly what he's doing, y'all.

I don't know why we keep trying to shoot him all this bail. Kanye knows exactly what he's doing, y'all. I don't know why we keep trying to shoot him all his bail. Kanye knows exactly what he's doing. And by the way, two things can be true. You can be dealing with mental health issues and you can be a bigot. You can be dealing with mental health issues and be a black white supremacist. You can be dealing with mental health issues and still be lying on how George

Floyd got killed. And also they were saying that Candace Owens has a huge influence and part of everything he's saying. Do you agree with that as well? I can't say it's Candace Owens. I can't say it's Trump. I got to say this is the woke factor. This is the it factor.

It's like he gets a kick out of doing something that you say is wrong. Being a contrarian. A lot of people like being a contrarian because it gets attention. And by the way, did you see that even Donald Trump says Kanye West is acting too crazy and needs help. Yep. That's what I said.

I got to step up. Let's put a bow on it, Nori. You feel like you made a mistake with the Kanye interview. That's number one. One million percent. And by the way, by the way, by the way, I could come on here and say, guess what, guys? That's how Kanye thinks. And that's it.

And guess what? People will forgive me and let me get away with that. But that's not what I'm doing. I felt my people. I feel like I felt my people. This is what I wanted to do. Charlamagne didn't call me and say, call up the Reppers Club. I called Charlamagne and said, I would like to apologize to my people.

Because after me hearing it, because I don't watch my own interviews, by the way. I'm that great. You know what I mean? I'm that great that I don't watch my own interviews, by the way. I'm that great. You know what I mean? I'm that great that I don't watch my own interviews. But when I watched this one, I cringed. I cringed, and I felt terrible. So I have to say sorry. I have to say sorry to anybody that was hurt by his rhetoric, anybody that was hurt

by his speech, anybody that was hurt. I want to apologize to the George Floyd family. I want to apologize to Steven Jackson. I want to apologize to everybody that was hurt from me letting a man say something on my platform. Because, by the way, contrary to popular belief, we own Drink Champs. We own our IPO. That's right. So the person to blame, the person to blame is us.

I'm not going to blame EFN. I'm not going to blame Puff Daddy, as you guys asked me earlier. I'm actually going to say, you know what? Six years of this, I don't have the excuse that I'm not a journalist. I have responsibility that I have to come and I have to say I'm sorry

because my people support me so I do not want my people feeling like I didn't step up at the time. But if you watch the whole three-hour, 38-minute interview, I represent for George Floyd

five, six, seven times. I represent for black people five, six, seven times. Hey, for black people five, six, seven times. Well, Norrie, like I told you, you should have put all that out first then, by the way. No, I did. You know what it is, Charlemagne? Border Alert came and they took the clip

and then they ran with it. I can't be mad at Border Alert when they're taking the clip. Now that's working against me because I'd be happy at Border Alert when they take a clip that works with me. You understand? So I couldn't really do it. I had to die by the sword.

And also, Nori, as your friend and as your business partner, I told you last week, don't do this. It's not worth the trouble. I told you this twice before. Well, Nori, we appreciate you for checking in, brother. Hold on, hold on, hold on, Andy. I did not know he was going to go there, Charlamagne.

You had to know, Nori. You've been doing it all week. No, no. By the way, by the way, if you watch the interview, there's a certain respect that you can see that Kanye has for me. There's a certain respect that you can see I have for Kanye. So I did not think that this rhetoric went over my head. But bottom line to anybody that was hurt, I apologize.

I'm moving forward. We're dropping Takeoff and Quervo this week. I know I'm not in full freedom. I know I'm not... I know people don't look at me like mice on, but my heart is mice on. You know what I'm saying? My heart is Tamika. You know what I'm saying? But for next time, I'm going to listen to you, Charlamagne, and I'm not going to

have this on, or if it's going to have it on, I'm going to address it at the timely fashion that it deserves to be addressed. So for anybody that was hurt by Kanye's comment, I'm not apologizing for Kanye, but I'm apologizing for his speech. I'm apologizing for – You're apologizing for having him on. You are.

You're apologizing for having him on. Yeah, me, me. I don't know if he's apologizing. I know he's apologizing because I spoke to him yesterday morning, and he was like, yo, I think that part was supposed to go out. And I said, yes, it was supposed to go out. Is it out now, or is it still in the interview that's posted? I have no idea.

Like I said, I don't really watch my own. I mean, I would still take it out. I tried to take it out, like, again. I think y'all should take the whole thing down, man. Listen, I think that's what we're coming to. We're coming to the conclusion of what we're going to do, how we're going to move forward. Again, again, I still respect freedom of speech.

I think freedom of speech should be free. But I think that this is the limit where he kind of went too far, and we are responsible because we let it on our platform. I'm embarrassed. I do not stand by any rhetoric like that, but I want to apologize for even being stupid enough to not watch this episode prior to it coming out. So I'm truly sorry. We love you, Yano. Thank you, Nori. Thank you.

Thank y'all. Thank y'all. All right. One love, y'all. All right, brother. All right. That was Nori. Drink champs.

All right. When we come back, we got rumors, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip.

Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. Angela. Angela Yee. It the gossip, gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip, gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Well, you just heard Nori up here talking about his interview on Drink Champs with Kanye. Well, since then, Kanye has said he is buying a social media site, Parler,

after he was kicked off Instagram and Twitter for an anti-Semitic post. So he is framing this purchase as a means of defending free speech. And this is something that he just announced. He said, in a world where conservative opinions are considered to be controversial, we have to make sure we have the right to freely express ourselves. He's following in the footsteps of his white zaddy, Donald Trump. Because Donald Trump has the platform, what's it called? Truth Social, I think it's called.

Even Donald Trump is like, okay, dude. You done went too far. Well, you know. If Donald Trump is telling you that. All right, now Drake and The Weeknd are boycotting the Grammys. They are not submitting music for the show for 2023. Now, Drake has been at odds with the Grammys and the Recording Academy for some time going back to 2017. He won two awards that he said he didn't want.

He also was upset that they placed Hotline Bling in rap categories rather than pop. Last year, he pulled his songs after they were already sent in for consideration, and he was nominated for Certified Loverboy and Way Too Sexy. So there was an opening in both of those fields. So, yes, those are the issues. As you all know, The Weeknd also has some issues. He said that he was snubbed and he would be boycotting the Grammys from then on. He said, because of the

secret committees, I will no longer allow my label to submit my music to the Grammys. I respect it. We already told you about Silk Sonic not submitting their joint, but that wasn't like a boycott. That's because they felt like they won four awards for Leave the Door Open, and they just feel like they got enough.

I respect it. If you don't want to be a part of it in any way, shape, or form, and you don't want your music even involved, I respect it. All right, Trevor Noah, as you know, is exiting The Daily Show, and after confirming his departure a couple of weeks later, he decided to do The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon and opened up about his seven year run. You're leaving The Daily Show. Right. Yes. And that your last show is December 8th. That is indeed correct. Why? People ask you this question as if you're telling them bad news.

Yeah. You know, and I can understand that. But I think everybody has gone through a period of looking at their lives. I think of this as a joyous thing. I, you know, I, I lived through a crazy time. I shared it with, with people who were kind enough to share it with me. We went through something and what's on the other side, I don't take anything for granted anymore. I don't believe that life is a given. I don't assume that things will come to me. And so, you know, I just go like, this is, this is it. This is time. Do you have plans on what you're going to do next? Everything. Everything.

Producing, you know, like just working behind the camera, working on different ideas, you know, going back home, spending more time with family. I respect it. And I think Amber Ruffin should be the new host of The Daily Show. So enjoy Trevor for his last couple of months, especially on Thursday nights. And make sure to stick around when his show goes off on Thursday nights because my show, Hell of a Week, comes on right after his.

All right. Well, the show, The Daily Show, will resume after that in January, but they have not announced yet who the hosts will be. They're probably going to do two hosts. That would make the most sense, right? Like maybe update it and have like two hosts on there at one time. I feel like you should have an inside track. No, I don't have an inside track. But if it was up to me, I would have two hosts. Probably Roy Woods time. I feel like you should have an inside track. No, I don't have an inside track.

But if it was up to me, I would have two hosts. Probably Roy Woods Jr. and Amber Ruffin. Those are my picks. All right, now the first trailer for the House Party reboot has arrived. You know, this is produced by LeBron's company, LeBron James. And it's revealed that the house that they're cleaning belongs to LeBron himself in the new movie. And here is that trailer.

You know, Jacob Lattimore is in it, Tosin Cole. Also, there's going to be some celebrity guests like Kid Cudi and Snoop Dogg. I need 10 G's by next week. I got to pay for my daughter's school. LeBron. They on vacation. How about we throw the party? In the King's house.

We're going to invite all the celebrities. We can make ten times the money. We can send Disney to preschool, college, whatever. Tonight is our last shot. Looks like we up out the door. House? Hi, I see you there. How are ya? He's a white man.

Oh,. We're going to jail, Kim. Hi, I'm Peter. is lebron home um by the way black lives matter they do this is a really bad idea i wouldn't do something like this unless i was desperate have you seen how out of control this party is you're excited for the house party reboot no but that's because i'm 44 years old and I was raised in the 1900s so I grew up on the first two

house parties so you know I don't have any expectation but excited is not the right word I don't have an expectation

I'll watch but I'm not excited well it's coming out January 13th and it's written by Jamal Laurie and Atlanta writer Steven Glover

okay by the way alright now let's talk baby news Empire co-stars Trey Byers and Grace Gilley are expecting their first baby together after six years of marriage. So congratulations to them. How cute that that happened.

They were both on Empire together and now they're having a baby. Also, Big Sean and Jhene Aiko announced that they are having a boy. They announced that during their concert in L.A. So congratulations to them as well. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. Now get ready for DJ Envy's People's Choice Mix. You know, that's the time when you get to choose. No, stop lying to people.

What you want DJ Envy to play. You still going to keep that lie going? And he is going to take your requests indubitably. I don't know why y'all listen to either one of them when they lie to y'all constantly for 13 years. Like, for no reason. This is volunteering a lie. All you got to do is say the People's Choice Mix is up next. You'all constantly for 13 years. Like for no reason. Just volunteering a lie. All you gotta do is say the people's choice

makes it up next. You're gonna lie and say that he's taking requests. Whatever you wanna hear, you know, call us right now, 800-585-1051.

Emby, you gonna get that on for them? Emby not even here. Emby left, y'all. This is a big lie. You can also tweet him and he'll get it in. Okay.

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Charlamagne Tha God. You're rock, rock, rock, rock, rockin' with the best. I'm skating like some Chuck Figg. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got to shout out to Lil Baby and Nori for checking in this morning. Yeah, salute to Lil Baby and N-O-R-E, man.

Make sure you check out Nori's, I mean, make sure you check out Lil Baby's new album, too. Yep. It's Only Me. And also, let me shout out to St. Augustine's University, HBCU. I'm on my HBCU tour, and I stopped. That was my first stop of the tour this weekend. So shout out to all the students, the alumni, and the staff. You know what's so dope about their homecoming?

And I go to a lot of homecomings. Usually I'm working or whatever it may be. But when you go to their tailgating, everything is free. They don't charge. So if you just are outside and you just want to go and you know, everything is free. Most tailgates are like that though. Really? Yeah, most people tailgate

and they barbecue or they fry fish and they, if you pull up and you want a plate, you get a plate. I never seen nobody charging at a tailgate.

I never knew that. I thought you tailgate so you don't have to pay to go inside or outside. Well, sometimes they do tailgate throughout the whole game and sometimes they go inside

and have time, but usually, you know, peoplegate throughout the whole game, and sometimes they go inside and halftime, but usually, you know, people bring their tents and they pop up and they charge. I don't even think you can do that. Yeah, some people sell, absolutely. It was all free. I had everything. It was free. I was amazed. I mean, all the food and everything. Food, drinks, liquor, soda, everything, water, everything was free.

You didn't have to bring your own stuff. Nah, I just pulled up, which was dope. So, shout out to everybody out in North Carolina. I had a great time. When we come back, we got the positive notice, the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are the Breakfast Club. Shout out to the New York Giants again. Five and one. We got a one-in record. That's a beautiful thing. Went to the game this weekend. Had. 5-1. We got a winning record. That's a beautiful thing. Went to the game this weekend. Had a great time. Brought my daughter.

It was a wonderful time. There's only four teams in the NFC with winning records, and three of them are in the NFC East. Who would have thought? The New York Giants, the Dallas Cowboys, the Philadelphia Eagles, the only undefeated team in the league, and the Minnesota Vikings. The only four teams in the NFC with a winning record.

Anistra? All right, well, you got a positive note? I do. First of all, I want to tell everybody, man, make sure you scream my late-night talk show, Hell of a Week on Paramount+. You know, last week we had a phenomenal episode with Amber Ruffin, who I think should be the new host of The Daily Show,

Marlon Wayans, Jemele Hill, and my special one-on-one conversation was with the OG legend Whoopi Goldberg. All right, she wants me to call her Whoop, okay? So salute the big Whoop, all right? Now, make sure you're streaming that episode on Paramount+. The positive note is simply this. The degree to which a person can grow is directly proportional to the amount of truth they can accept about themselves without running away.

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

Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. their territory. Oh my god. What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Have grace for yourself. You're trying your best, and you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hey, y'all. Niminy here. I'm the host of a brand-new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Executive produced by Questlove, The Story Pirates, and John Glickman, Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus

nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to historical records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone. This is Courtney Thorne-Smith, Laura Layton, and Daphne Zuniga. On July 8th, 1992, apartment buildings with pools were never quite the same as Melrose Place was introduced to the world. We are going to be reliving every hookup, every scandal, and every single wig removal together.

So listen to Still the Place on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts.