The Breakfast Club - Get Your Laugh On Friday

Episode Date: May 10, 2019

Today on the show we had a friend to the room comedian Donnell Rawlings, and you know when he comes the jokes on him are always unfiltered. Also, we had comedian Ms. Pat stopped by, where she spoke about certain jokes she tells on stage, family support and more. Moreover, Charlamagne ended up giving rapper Logic "Donkey of the Day" after he called him out on a song.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God.

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

Post Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Jha. And I go by the name Q Ward. And we'd like you to join us each week for our show, Civic Cipher. That's right. We discuss social issues, especially those that affect black and brown people, but in a way that informs and empowers all people.

We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence, and we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your home, workplace, and social circle. We're going to learn how to become better allies to each other. So join us each Saturday for Civic Cipher on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Come to the Breakfast Club. I call Mr. Hot Seat. You're alive. You're alive. Can I live? You are out of control. I can't even deal with you. Y'all are so petty.

Why are y'all so petty? The world's most dangerous morning show. DJ Envy. Captain of this bitch. Angela Yee. I stay in everybody's business, but in a good way. Charlamagne Tha God. The ruler rubbing you the wrong way.

The Breakfast Club. Made for everybody. Good morning, USA! Hey! What's up, Yee? Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, fam! What up, Yee? What's up, DJ Envy? How you feeling? I am great. It's Friday! I'm am great. It's Friday!

I'm so excited. It's Friday. I'm out of it, man. I had to host. Well, I had a long day yesterday. I did Dr. Oz's podcast. Shout out to Dr. Oz. And his wife, Elisa.

And then I left from there. And then I had my book club yesterday. So shout out to Dee Watkins, who came from Baltimore, to do the book club with me. Okay. And then after that, I had to host at Milk River for Christopher Martin's album release party, VP Records Reggae. He's in town from Jamaica. Mm-hmm.

And, yeah, it was a long night. Yeah, after I left here, you know, I do a lot with the real estate thing, so I was checking on a couple of cribs. A lot of you don't know, I get a lot of my cribs from auction.com, right? Auction.com doesn't pay me for it. I'm just telling you where I go to.

I go to Auction.com or HubZoo.com, and I'm able to find the best deal. But sometimes when you purchase a crib or you put down on the crib, you can't close for six months to eight months to 12 months later. So some of the cribs that I'm just picking up now are cribs that I closed on maybe, you know, six months ago. So a couple of them had tenants in it, so they had to get the tenants out before we were able to get the homes. You had to evict people? Yeah, I had to evict people yesterday. That hurts.

Yeah, it definitely hurt. I felt bad for a lot of people, but they just weren't paying their bills. And a lot of people know how to beat the system where they can stay in a house for years at a time and not, you know, pay the bills or pay rent. So we were doing that yesterday. So we're, you know, excited to pick up some new properties. And then working on Car Show.

You know, I'm doing a Car Show September 7th. and i'm excited about that it's it's almost damn near sold out and i'm happy about that if you want to pick up your tickets event bright but we bring just all type of cars to a car show it's a big family day we allow kids to jump we have jumpies uh face painting we have clowns we have balloons uh just it's just a big family day. Last year, we did the first one. It was so many people. Angelique came last year. Hopefully, we'll have her juices in the car show this year. Yeah, you know what I'm saying?

Let's make it happen. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying, fam? Let's make it happen, fam. So I'm excited about that. But anyway, let's get the show cracking. We got, I don't know if he's a friend. I saw Donnell Rollins yesterday.

I'm not sure if we can consider him a friend. You know what? He was asking me a lot of questions about you and flipping New Jersey. Was he? Yeah, he was. Was he? Yeah. He hits me up all the time.

Well, he doesn't really ask questions. He just makes fun of me and flipping the J. Well, I'm sure he'll do that this morning, too. I'm sure he'll do that this morning, as well. I'm sure he has some things to say. But shout out to Donnell Rollins, because he's at Caroline's in New York all weekend. Which, by the way, it's also Mother's Day weekend. So I'm going to bring my..., so I'm going to bring my,

I think I'm going to bring my mom to the show. I have to tell him, are you mad, too, when we come back? Well, I have to get it off my chest. Okay. And it has to do with my mom, Mother's Day, and other things. Okay, we'll do that. And then also, Miss Pat. I love Miss Pat.

She was just at Caroline. That's right. We'll be kicking it with her this morning as well. So let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about? We are going to be talking about storms in Texas. Crazy this week. We'll talk about the flooding that's happening and trade the truth, how he's chipping in as well.

All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Hey, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Bae, you there?

Yo, can you hear me? Hey, there he goes. We good? We good? Yo, yo, we live, There he goes. We good? We good? Yo, yo, we live? We live. We live. Let's get in some front page news.

Shout out to the 76ers. They a ballin' boy. They forced a game seven. They beat Toronto last night, 112-101. Now they gotta go back to the six. Yeah, they gotta go back to the six. And Trailblazers forced game seven as well. They beat the Nuggets, 119-108.

Now, what else we got ye now since we're talking about the nba let's talk about nba commissioner adam silver he says he wants half of all new referees joining the league to be women and he would like to see teams hire female coaches as well you know there's never been a female head coach in the nba ever so he said going forward the goal is it should be roughly 50 50 of new officials entering in the NBA ever. So he said going forward, the goal is it should be roughly 50-50 of new officials entering in the league. Same for coaches, by the way. We have a program. There's no reason why women shouldn't be coaching men's basketball.

And he also said as far as refereeing, it's an area of the game where physically, certainly there's no benefit to being a man as opposed to a woman when it comes to refereeing. So I'm sure we'll see somebody like Dawn Staley coaching an NBA team one day. I hope so. Are you hoping to close bombs for Dawn Staley? I hope so. I hope we see more women. Is the bomb working?

I remember when I went to one of the Nets games, and I saw they have a woman referee at the Barclays, and I thought it was pretty exciting because I never realized there's no women referees that I see too often. So it's nice to see that representation. I would love to see that. Okay, so you will. And let's talk about Houston because there has been some serious, serious rain and flooding.

Heavy rain. They said there was ping pong ball-sized hail, lightning, and in some areas, two to three inches of rain per hour yesterday. So there was flooding, power outages. They had to have emergency rescues as well. And Trey the Truth, again, had his relief gang out there helping people. Now here is his PSA. You know, it's a lot of high water areas in the city of Houston right now. You know how it takes a little bit of rain and everything turns chaotic.

So if you're in any areas that people are not speaking on, that they're not posting the shit, make sure you jump on relief gang under the post and tag the ears. I'm going to have somebody informing me and Mr. Rogers as the days go by, you know, for the next three, four days, it's going to be raining, and it's only day one, and it's already starting to flood, so you can only imagine what it's going to be the next few days.

Shout to Mr. Rogers and shout to Trader Truth. They do what they got to do for that community. But what I can't figure out is it floods in the same place all the time, right? We can't put a better system so it doesn't flood like they do in a lot of the areas in Jersey and New York where if it floods a lot, they create kind of a passageway for the water so it doesn't flood in those areas? I have no idea, but I do know one different emergency personnel says to themselves, you know what, we'll get out there later. Train, Mr. Rogers, got it for now.

When did they ever think think? I hope not. I hope they say... I think there's always just people that need help and there's areas that get neglected. Yeah. So, thank goodness that they're there to pick up the slack. Yeah, they probably going to the trenches. You know what I'm saying? Mr. Rogers and Trey the Truth, they in the trenches with it. You know what I mean?

Because you already know how it is. Certain people get more help than others. Exactly. Emergency personnel probably just going to certain neighborhoods. You know what I'm saying? Trade of truth for Mr. Rogers, pulling up. All right. Well, that is your front page news. All right.

Thank you, Ms. Yee. Now, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up right now. Can I set it off? Yeah. Maybe you had a bad night, bad morning. What's wrong?

So, I'm planning this trip, right? I told you I'm taking my mom on vacation. Okay. So, yesterday, I was like, all right, let me get our flights. I tried to do like a, I went on Expedia and I was trying to do the whole where you can bundle it like the hotel and the flight. And I was trying to figure out, I couldn't get two rooms. And so I was like, you know what?

I'll just book our flights separately and just do it like that. In the five minutes from when I booked my flight and booked my mom's flight, the cost of the flight went up $1,000 in the course of five. Like my flight was whatever price, and then I clicked back on to get hers, and I'm like, there's a mistake. What's going on here? In five minutes, the price went up $1,000. Isn't that crazy?

You snooze, you lose. You snooze, you lose. No, you didn't want to hear that. All right, well, sorry. I was just trying to vent. Get it off your chest. I didn't need you to do that. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent.

Hit us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary?

Consider this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There's 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it.

I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I trade my own country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong?

No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Bullets. We need help! We need help!

We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going that's what my podcast post run high is all about it's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into

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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. 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. This is your time to get it off your chest. We'll be right back. tell y'all. Oh, and good morning to you too, Gary. I know, right? Damn. Oh, I'm sorry. My bad, Angela Yee. I apologize. I just had to tell y'all. Now I know how Aisha Curry feels. What's up, man? You stupid, Yee. Yeah, I went to a community meeting the other day, right? And they came up. They were throwing all of these numbers out. They were saying that we're going to do this in the neighborhood.

We're building high-rises. We're going to put this here. We're going to put that there. And they started asking questions at the end. I said, okay, with all of the numbers you guys threw out, with all of the high rises you're building, with all of the things that you're doing in the neighborhood, how many of those include convicted felons?

Man, you should have seen their face, Charlamagne. You should have seen their face, sir. You should have seen their face. They were about to throw up. We recorded it and everything. I sent it to you, the link. The recording that we had. Yeah, I sent it to you, the link. The recording that we had. On Instagram? Yeah, I sent it to you on Instagram. Alright, I'm going to check it out right now.

Alright, man. Yeah, it's real serious. I messed their head up. They were like, well, you know, we're billing things, but, you know, if you have a felony, you can't live here. I say, well, I have several businesses. I could live here under any of my businesses. And he was like, well, you're right, but everyone else, they can't. They have to go through the process.

All right. Well, thank you for calling, bro. Thank you for meeting. Hello, who's this? It's B. What's up, man? Get it off your chest.

Man, I just want to spread positivity, everybody. Hope everybody is having a great Friday, man. Okay. Thank you, brother. Happy Friday. Hello, who's this?

Hey, this is Greg. Greg, get it off your chest. Get it off your chest. Wow. Get a check. I want to say, first of all, the queen, Angela Ye Greg. Greg, get it off your check. Get it off your chest. Wow. Get a check. I want to say, first of all, to Queen Angela Yee. Good morning. Good morning.

Charlamagne, you crack me up, even though you talk about Florida all the time. Yes. And also, Mr. Indy. I just want to say, you know, happy Mother's Day. I lost my mom like three years ago. And if you have your mother, please tell them how much you love them. Let them know how much you appreciate them and what they've done for you. So, for once they're gone, you don't want to have them.

So, you can't do that. And I just want to say, Florida, Duval is in the house. All of us not crazy. Charlamagne. You don't even got a house. I am an author. My IG is author Greg Norman. main. Also, I don't even got a house. I am an author. My ID is author Greg Norman.

I guarantee you, if you read my book, as we have it in your book club, you will have a conversation on the radio. Okay. Alright, well, thank you, brother. Harvey! What's up? Get it off your chest, Harvey. Hey, look, my ex, a.k.a. Suave Hall

from the Dyckman Projects. We don't need Paul. I commend you all. I commend you all. You give us a podium to call in, and you keep us up to speed of what's going on around the world today. I commend you all. And I'm proud of how much you have grown,

because I've been whole for a minute. A few years ago, I met my call. I got right through it. It took me like a couple of months to get through. But what I'm really calling is I know Charlemagne and Envy, you have an ongoing joke when you call Envy Dominican. And my thing is, Charlemagne, I'm a fellow Cowboy fan like yourself, man. Much proud of you, brother.

Love. I'm saying, who are we as African-Americans to get to say who's black or not, man? Because just like when you guys had the sister on the show from African ancestry. Gina. I don't know if you were serious or not when you said, here's Eddie, my son.

He's from Dominican Republic. And the sister was like, it goes deeper than that, Salome. It goes deeper than that. And another thing I want to say, Salome, when you mentioned, you both were talking about HSBCU schools. Excuse me, correct me, man. You were talking about the black schools around America. HSBCU, yeah.

And Salome was like, come on, you know, your kids should go to a, come on, you know, you should go to your people's, your kids should go to school that's, you know, a Dominican school. And I'm just saying, when you say things like that, you have a lot of young listeners, man. I just want Eminem to embrace his heritage more. Thank you, bro. I just want Eminem to embrace his heritage more. I'm black. You know what I mean? I represent for my black people, but I represent for the Dominicans, too.

You're Afro-Latino. And we're all the same, brother. We're all Afro-Latino. We're all the same, brother. We're all the same. You're right. We're all the same. You're going to be conscientious when you say things like this, because you got Dominicans that acknowledge themselves, my brother. Envy is Afro-Latino.

Thank you, brother. Envy just don't ever acknowledge you. That's what I'm saying. We're all in the same gang. That's what I'm talking about. You ain't never seen Envy in no white jeans, ever. Hasta la vista, brother. What?

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

You better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Am I live? Hello, who's this? This is Don. Don, what's up? Get it off your chest, bro. Hey, good morning to you guys.

My fiancé refused to sign the prenup agreement. You said what? His fiancé doesn't want to sign the prenup. Ooh. Why not? Right. She ran across my business statement, and now she's, like, refusing to sign.

Okay, so. You got a lot of money? Well, I don't have a lot of money, but I have two clothing lines that's doing pretty good overseas. And it's about to get a buzz over here in the United States, but right now it's doing pretty good overseas. And so she's trying. She saw the statements, and now she's, like, having a different attitude towards me. What's in your prenup? Well, it's just things that, what's mine is mine.

What's hers is hers? Maybe she might want to try to at least negotiate a little. Well, you know, everything that I have is going to my son. I have twin boys. Damn, so she gets

absolutely nothing if you cheat on her or anything? It's just over? Well, I'm not planning on cheating on her, you know, and when she brings to the table,

she has her own thing going on. She has her own business going on. So I think it's fair enough. What if y'all decide to have kids and she's like, you know what, I'm going to help support your business. And I'm going to stay home and take care of, you know, help raise these kids and support what you're doing. And then something crazy happens and then you leave her and now she's left with nothing. Well, definitely. If we're together and we get married, she most definitely be taken care of. You know, I just don't want her.

She wants to make sure, just like you want to make sure. She wants to make sure that, you know, things are good. She's protected. Find out what she wants in the prenup, man. Yeah, you should actually talk to her and find out what would make her comfortable because you got to give a little compromise. Yeah, but I don't understand. If she loves me like I love her, why would I be a business deal? It's a little compromise. Yeah, but I don't understand. If she loves me like I love her, why would she love me?

Well, then if you... It's a business deal, too, bro. And she's saying if you love her, she's saying, why don't you... Why do you need a prenup? I mean, y'all should

at least negotiate. She gotta have some type of say. Hello, who's this? Big K. Okay, what's up, bro? Get it off your chest. What's up, what's up?

Hey, big fan, first of all. And I mean, big fan of everybody. I watch all y'all podcasts and everything, right? Mm-hmm. Thank you. You could do no wrong. That's not true, but thank you. and I mean, big fan of everybody. I watch all y'all podcasts and everything, right? Charlamagne, you could do no wrong. That's not true,

but thank you. And I mean, but Angela Yee and DJ Envy, y'all kill me, man. I don't want to kill you, brother. You sound alive. You sound pretty alive.

Who you want to give CPR? You want Charlamagne to give you CPR? Mouth to mouth for you? But like, so Angela Yee, right? The only thing you have in your joke bag is to flip Envy words and make them get. You know, this is not slaying to the breakfast club.

Look ahead. Okay. Get his rocks off. All right. And what else? What else? If you say so. Yeah.

And wait. And DJ Envy, you don't, you're not too old to be playing the pause game, right? Yo, don't you see how Charlamagne be flirting with me every day? Talking about my butt. That's love. That's not no damn love. No, he doesn't hear that because Charlamagne be flirting with me every day talking about my butt talk about love that's not no Charlamagne could do no wrong right be a flirt with me all day long. So I got a He only has you flirting so yeah It's crazy to hear like you be saying so much why I want to hear and then you got a break to say pause

Oh, you like what I talk that freaky, kinky stuff. So you would rather he just let it go. He just want me to let it go. No, I'm saying even when you're talking some serious shit, though. You know what I mean? You like the freaky stuff? All right, I ain't mad at you. I don't like the freaky stuff.

Who you going to get that donkey to later? Who you throwing that butt to later? You like that when I say that? He wants it. The guy on the phone wants it. No, no, no. I don't want that shit. I'm just saying, like, I love all y'all, but those are the two things that bother me? He wants it. The guy on the phone wants it. No, no, no. I don't want that. I'm just saying, like, I love all y'all, but those are the two things that bother me.

That's it. All right. That's why I take this. It's some constructive criticism, baby. Oh, gosh. I'm taking it. I'm taking it. He likes when I say that.

I'm taking it. You like that? Now, you see? He said it too hard. You got to be like, I'm taking it. I'm taking it. See? Say it.

You play too much. See? That's what he likes. Pause. See? That's why I say pause. Pause I'm taking it. Say it. You play too much. See, that's what he likes. Pause. That's why I say pause. Pause. Goodness gracious. Get it off your chest.

800-585-1051. Get it on your chest. If you need the vape, you can hear this up at any time. We got rumors on the way in. Yes, we are going to talk about a show that y'all love that's going to be coming to an end soon. I'm really sad about this. Plus, somebody that Envy got into it with, so did Michael Ealy. Okay. Alright, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Alright. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. What are we talking about in the rumors? Power! Listen up. It's just

the end. All the gossip. The rumor we talking about in the rumors? Power. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club.

Well, looks like Power is coming to an end after season six. That's the season. 50 Cent posted August 25th. Starts season six. It's the final season

of Power. I have four spinoff shows coming, so don't trip. Stars. Okay. And the the final season of Power. I have four spinoff shows coming, so don't trip. Stars. Okay. And the season also has 15 episodes. Shout out to Notoria.

I saw her last night, too, at Milk River in Brooklyn. You know what, though? I think this is a good ending. I like when... I hope they can close strong, though, but I mean, six seasons of Power, man.

It's been, what, six years? Yeah. I don't know why it still feels short to me. Like, we need more. I thought it would still continue to go on. But we don't even know what's going to happen to me. Like, we need more. I thought it would still continue to go on. But we don't even know

what's going to happen this season. Right, we don't. Yeah, but the way it ended last season, though, Ghost was pretty much at the end of his rope. Like, I think this,

yeah, this is a good way. This is a good time to end it. And it's going to be 15 episodes. Mm-hmm. All right, well, in addition to that, 50 Cent, of course, is still having issues

with certain people. Now he's going at Jackie Long. Listen, all I want to say is I'm never borrowing money from 50 because I do not want these problems in case I can't pay him back. How much did Jackie Long borrow from 50? 50 Cent posted, this punk ass and we're Jackie Long. Better give me my money. You on BET now.

You can have mine by Monday, fool. I'm pretty sure 50 and Jackie was playing. I don't know because then it continued to go on from there. 50 posted other people as well. Now, Jackie Long responded, I gave you $250,000. You bitching about what? And then 50 said, Jackie, interest, Jackie, you got to pay me. Puff is going to kill you, fool.

I saved your life. And then Jackie Long posted a picture of 50 saying, I said, if you give me money and I give it right back, what the F you mad about? Get the F out of here. Isn't Jackie on one of 50 shows? I don't know. I'm going to be honest.

I don't know if this is real or not, but I can't see that they'd just be playing. 50 lends a lot of people money. That's what I'm seeing. Goodness gracious. He's just giving out money. But you got to pay it back. You got to pay it back. That's the thing.

You know how some people say don't lend money if you expect to get it back? Not with 50. He wants his money back. All right. I'm one of those type of cancers that likes to give out a lot of loans. I might need 50 to start getting my money back. Start collecting them.

Then he posted our boy Haas from, you know, Haas. We know him, of course, first from The Wire. And he said, how you in a picture with December, Jackie? And he owe me money. Now you owe me two. If you don't pay, you gonna pay by Monday. I think he was playing with that one.

And then he posted Ray J. All right, you never know with 50. Go ahead. And then he said, Ray J, now we calling Jackie Long Billboard Jack because everywhere we... Oh, Ray J said, we calling Jackie Long Billboard Jack everywhere we drive in Hollywood. I see a big ass billboard of the homie level up. And 50 said, you posting Jackie? And I just said, he owe me money.

And Ray J responded, I post what I want. Okay. And then he put up a picture of Ray J and said, Ray J putting a picture of him. He owe me money. I'm not like you, Ray. You let Kim Kardashian run off with all the effing money. Mind your business, man. I think they're playing, bro.

I don't think they're playing. When you go a little too far like that, they ain't playing. Yeah, because then he brought up Kim Kardashian, and I don't know. I mean, he just said Kim ran off with the bag. That ain't nothing crazy. Kim did run off with the bag. But yeah, maybe this is all just a

ploy. I don't know. Bottom line is the old 50 money, pay him back. Just pay that money. Just pay that man. Alright, now Raz B, speaking of running off with things, apparently the Lyft driver, he left his bag in there and the Lyft driver refused to bring it back to him. So he went on social media

and posted the Lyft driver's information where he was and he did manage to get his bag back after social media and posted the Lyft driver's information where he was and he did manage to get his bag back after that. A rep for Lyft said that the driver dropped off the items at a central secure location and they said, we have let the writer know where he can collect his items. We're glad this issue could be resolved

quickly. What was in that bag? Well, it was a Louis Vuitton bag. He said he had his iPad in it. The bag was worth about $2,500. He goes on to say, there were just other certain itemson bag. He said he had his iPad in it. The bag was worth about $2,500. He goes on to say, yeah, there were just other certain items in there. I don't know what else was in his bag, but he wanted his bag back. And he did. He did get it. It wasn't Razby's bag.

I was thinking the same thing. Don't do it. All right. Now, Michael Ealy told a story to the Chicago Tribune about one of the worst moments he's had working in the industry. And he said it was Chris Rock. He said that Chris Rock was kind of nasty to him. He said, I was doing this movie with Anthony Hopkins and Chris Rock called Bad Company. It was back in 2002.

I was still waiting tables at the time, but I had just done a Law & Order episode, which basically certifies you as a New York actor. I was so excited to audition for this movie. And I didn't get the part, but the director, Joel Schumacher, saw something in me and he wrote a part for me. It wasn't much. It was a bit part, but I was very grateful. The movie was shooting in New York and Chris Rock played a street hustler. And then he said, I'm a young actor. I'm thrilled because it's my first movie. It's a big budget movie. I'm doing a scene with Anthony Hopkins. Kerry Washington was just starting out, too, and she played Chris's love interest. I guess Kerry and I were the local hires. And then he said that I guess Kerry Washington was just starting out, too, and she played Chris's love interest. I guess Kerry and I were the local hires.

And then he said that, I guess, Chris Rock was just very nasty to him. He said he came on set. Chris and Kerry are standing there. And then right before he says action, Chris looks over at me and says, oh, still in the business, huh? And then he said he thought it was a dig. He tried to make it playful teasing, but it wasn't. And he said that Kerry Washington actually checked him for that as well.

And later on, Chris Rock did apologize. Salute to Michael Ealy. Everybody is allowed to feel how they feel, and you can express how you feel. But you also got to understand context, too. Chris Rock is a comedian. When any of these comedians make a little jab at you like that, you can't take that that serious. It's a joke.

Well, tell Envy that. I've been trying to. I've been trying to. I've been trying to tell him that for nine years. It depends. Yeah, there's Chris Rock issues. No, but me and Chris, it wasn't no joke. It was something different, but we squashed it. It was we both dads, and we're both passionate about fatherhood,

and I was passionate about my daughter playing basketball. He was passionate about his daughter playing basketball. So it didn't feel like a joke. Well, me and Chris had a real issue. That wasn't a joke. He wasn't joking. We were arguing. But if a man looks at you on set and goes,

ah, still in the business, huh? Laugh that off. Charlamagne calls me Dominican every day. I mean, I guess Kerry Washington even thought it was rude. I call him Thickum every day. And she said something to Chris Rock about it, so I don't know what the vibe was. Or maybe Kerry looked at Michael

and saw that Michael was really offended, so she said to Chris, Chris, you really did hurt his feelings. You should apologize. Correct. Not that she actually thought it was rude. Michael Ealy did say in 2005, three years later, he did run into Chris Rock in the bathroom,

and he apologized for what he said, and he said that it was wrong, and he owned up to it. So even Chris Rock must have felt like it wasn't nice. Well, I'm sure some comedians apologize for jokes sometimes. All I'm saying is sometimes you just got to take it for what it is as a joke. Okay, Dave Chappelle has gotten on a microphone in a party and said,

shout out to Charlemagne in the building. We don't know if he was born a man or a woman. You laugh. That's true. I'll just punch you in the face. Chris, I'm mad. I'm mad at Chris. You hurt my feelings, Dave. That could be kind of... I mean, look, we weren't there. We don't know what the actual context was, but

he didn't feel like it was a joke. There you have it. I'm Angela Yee, and that's your rumor report. Angela Yee, you still doing the rumor report, huh? Still in the business? That's not funny. I'm offended by it. You better apologize.

It's not right. You're being insensitive. Butthole. I'm sorry if I offended you. Okay. There you go. All right. All right.

Well, we got front page news next when we talk about you. We are going to talk about shrooms. And I will tell you about the first U.S. city to actually decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms. All right. We'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. All right, well, let's get into some front page news. All right, last night, the 76ers beat Toronto 112-101. They tied a series 3-3. The Trail Blazers beat the Nuggets 119-108. They tied a series 3-3. And tonight, the Warriors take on the Houston Rockets. The Warriors lead that series 3-2. What else we talking about, Yeezy?

Well, let's talk about Denver. They're becoming the first U.S. city to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms. So it doesn't mean that it's illegal, but it basically says that you won't get prosecuted or arrested if you have them. So you can even grow them for personal use, and it'll be considered a low priority for Denver police. And they said those changes will take effect as soon as next year. And it actually won just by 50.56% voted in favor, so it just slid by.

So you've taken mushrooms before, right? Yes, I have. And what does it do? How does it make the body feel? What does it do? For me, and I'm sure different people have different reactions, and I just took a little. It just made you hallucinate. But I had really great, fun ones.

And, you know, I was in a great mood. I was laughing so hard I couldn't stop crying. It was fun. And I was playing charades at the time, and people were turning into characters from Winnie the Pooh in front of my eyes. Well, I don't know if we should say that using drugs is funny. I'm saying what happened. But why are they making it legal?

They didn't make it legal. They just decriminalized it. So in other words, it's not legal, but you're not going to get arrested or prosecuted for it. It's a very low priority. They'll probably just give you a fine, right? Yeah, so that's all. And that's only in Denver, right?

Is it something that kids can get addicted on? I don't find it. I don't think it's something addictive because I never felt like I needed to do it again. But I will say it is natural. Like, it's something that just grows out of the ground. And then when it goes through your body, it's just over. Like, you don't have any after effects afterward. It kind of goes quick.

But how does it affect you when you're driving? Yeah, I wouldn't drive on it. Like, you make somebody trip out and kill somebody? Like, what does it do? I wouldn't drive. I wouldn't do that unless I was, like, had nothing to do for a few hours and I wasn't going anywhere. I'm just, I wouldn't do anything. You should never drive when you have any type of anything in your system. So, even if you just

had over-the-counter prescription medicine, I mean, over-the-counter medicine, you still shouldn't drive, right? Gotcha. All right, now let's talk about if you are graduating in 2019, what are the most popular jobs, right? Now, on average, they're saying that the number one job that new graduates have is entry-level software engineers, and they make $83,000 per year on average. That's a pretty good salary fresh out of college. I think I made about one-fourth of that when I graduated.

And according to LinkedIn, some of the other most popular jobs when people graduate is a registered nurse is number two, salesperson is number three, teacher is number four, accountant is number five, and then it goes on from there. Okay. That's for the class of 2019. Yes. All right.

And let's show some love to everybody in Houston, by the way. I know that the rain and the flooding situation has been really bad there these past couple of days, and it's not over yet. There was lots of hail. Some areas saw two to three inches of rain per hour, and that's how bad

it was. And shout out to Trey the Truth and DJ Mr. Rogers, who are out there helping people who are in need and need some relief. Alright. Well, that is front page news. Now, when we come back, we got a special guest joining us. He goes by the name of Donnell Rawlings. I don't know if you guys ever heard of him.

He calls himself a comedian. He also calls himself Ashy Larry. He's going to be at Caroline's all weekend. He, you know, he thinks he's a friend to the room. Sometimes I'm not sure if he is. He is a friend. Is he? Okay. Why are you playing Donnell? Donnell is a friend.

Stop it. I'm just joking, man. Donnell was drunk last night. I saw him and he was slurring and then he started taking his clothes off in the club. You know Donnell's sensitive. What are you doing? You got to tell people that you're joking nowadays because they'll take it serious. All right. Well, Donnell Rawlings, our guy, will be joining us in a minute.

So keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building.

He was interning up for us early this morning. He was over there helping the interns out. We appreciate that so much, man. We don't have a lot of time with him, though. Donnell's not falling for these tricks anymore. No, we had an interview earlier. We had Common here, and Common ran over. No, Common's not falling for these tricks anymore. No, we had an interview earlier. We had Common here. Common ran over. No, Common did not run over. No, he did.

Charlamagne was jogging him so long and that's why it ran over. And I was out in the lobby and I saw Charlamagne. You're wasting your time, bro. I'm not wasting my time. I'm telling the truth. I'm telling the truth. Anytime somebody socially provocative come on here or somebody wrote a book or something,

he wanted to spend extra time. You only got seven minutes, Donnell. I've never seen him run and take the pictures so hard. He act like he was talking to Dr. Martin Luther King going down the street, son. You only got seven minutes, Donnell. I got a book, too. Donnell, you do not have a book. Why are you lying?

What book? I have a book. Where is it? Donnell, you got six minutes, Donnell. Where is it? Don't get my fucking call. You got six minutes, Donnell. Look, I don't really care how much time I got. Donnell, you got five minutes and 15 seconds. I don't care how much time I got.

I'm just letting y'all know. I'm not scared as shit because he got three books under his belt. Two, okay? Let's show Donnell some love today. Common was up here talking about his book. I'm trying to get him to talk about his show this weekend. Whatever love I get, it ain't going to be whatever love I get. You got four minutes.

It's like you're over already, sir. No, you got four minutes, 30 seconds, but you're not making the most of it. Let's talk about your book for real, Donnell. Hip-hop is dead. Donnell, I'm trying to help you. You mother f***er kill hip-hop, sir. Yo, Charlamagne, you kill hip-hop, sir. F***ers used to love listening to hip-hop, sir.

Donnell. But they're sick of everything booty, booty, sir Everything booty booty booty booty booty booty booty Show you at Caroline this weekend man Mother's Day weekend. Yeah, I mean I'm 12. Yeah, you got about two minutes left on Oh, I don't want to do another intro. He got four minutes in me to do another intro It's the breakfast up we We got a special guest in the house tonight. It's the morning. It's not the house. Whatever, man.

Yo, I'm sick of y'all, man. I'm trying to help you, Donnell. Donnell, you just as guilty as me. What? Don't try that nice with me right now. Listen, Austin's dad. You got three minutes, 40 seconds. What's up?

All right. So let's talk about Austin's dad, the book that you actually do have. Now, you know who's funny? Oh, Gary Owen. Why you disrespecting what you're talking about? Now, Gary be funny when he come up behind you. Because Gary be putting on costumes. F*** her, guys.

You see his sweater. And Gary don't even write jokes. Guess what, son? I don't put costumes on, son. I don't got to be nobody but me when I come up here, son. I thought you were dressed as a child today. That dude look like my little Duval. Yo,

that wasn't that funny, son. Don't even do it. You deaf jam laughing right now, son. It wasn't that funny. Yo,

you know who dressed good in little clothes? Little Duval be coming up here dressed nice in little clothes. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

All right, we'll talk about Little Duval with Little Duval up here, son. Nah, you're funny. Man,

first off, the world already know all of my funny shit is dead. So, Danielle, let's talk about Austin's dad, because that is a book that you really do have. Thank you. Y'all gonna stop disrespecting me.

You got a dad? Wait, this is the book? Now, hold on. Dinell, this is the book. I ain't finished with the book yet. Your book cannot be the book. Yo, we ran out of money, son. We ran out of money.

Why is this leaking? Yo, how do a book start, son? That's a chart pamphlet. A book start with an idea. I can't believe this is your book. Yo, Emory a book start? That's a church pamphlet. A book start with an idea. I can't believe this is your book. Yo, Emi, Emi, don't disrespect my motivation right now. Oh, my God. I'm church flying, man.

That's true, man. I ain't gonna lie. Do I say that when you be in Paris or New Jersey, what your background look like, son? Do I say that? Was it made with a big pun? No. Will you be out this cellar house with a big pun, son? It's half the season, man.

It's after season, man. This Big Pun, Big Pun guy. You put Big Pun back to life, and the s*** is selling houses, son. Oh, my God. Man, Donnell. Man, you've been boughting your two minutes, bro. You got 30 seconds left, bro. Back to what we were talking about, Angela.

We're trying to keep things on track. You got 31 seconds left. So the thing was, when I first came here... Into the mic, Donnell. All right. The thing was, when I first came here, I thought that Charlamagne, you know, he showed Common a lot more love than he showed me.

20 seconds. Because Common is an author. Mm-hmm. And nobody thinks that I'm an author. You are an author. You know what I'm saying? And I wrote a book. You got 10 seconds.

The light's on. We thought you was coming up here with Chappelle. Donnell. That means your time's up, bro. You know what? Don't matter. I know. The light on.

I'm good. Donnell. Anyway, the name of the book is called... You're running the light, Donnell. Yo, I'm not going to ever read it out loud, right? good. Don't know. Anyway, the name of the book is called... You're running the light, Don. I'm not going to ever read it out loud, right? It's called Austin's Dads.

Austin's Dads Hats. And the way this book came about is because my dad passed away about a year ago and I had a box of... Why are you laughing? Hold the f*** up. F*** up. What's going on, son? I would love to hear Daniel talk about his book.

So go ahead. Your father passed away last year. My father passed away last year. Condolences on that, by the way. Yeah, condolences, for real. First off, half a**es don't even know what condolences really mean. They just know when an R.I.P. goes out, it's certain words you got to use, son.

You know, it's standard s**t, son. Shut up, man. Condolences. Be in heaven, rest easy. I don't even take pictures with nobody no more because I think they put me in their RIP history, son. Sleep in peace. They just wait for you to die.

Be like, oh, I was just with you. I got the pic with you. I got it right here. We was just with you. Oh, man. Who wrote this book, bro? I wrote the book, son. You sure?

What you trying to say, son? Wait till I come out the hall. Can I read the book, Zay. You sure? What you trying to say, Zay? Wait till I come out the hall. Can I read a page? Can I read a page? Read a page. Let me read a page. Let me read a page. Does the book come like that?

Explain the book first. Okay, explain. Because I know it ain't at its final stages right now. Go ahead. Why did you bring this? It's not even ready. I didn't want to bring it, but then Carmen was out there with a book. Charlemagne got two right here.

I'm not going to be the only one without a book. Well, you can't just Xerox copies of something and store it. Don't this look like a book, sir? No. It looks like a watchtower. Let me tell you the back story of it. You with your overwitness? It's a program.

Let me talk to God right now. Oh, boy. You talking Charlemagne to God or God to God? No, not Lardamaine to God. Lardamaine, dear God. I know the devil comes to me in so many different ways. And I know

it's with you. Wow, that was disrespectful. That was disrespectful. That was disrespectful. Yo, yo, you're so disrespectful. You're so disrespectful. I'm about bad, man. Alright, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, There's something for people like you. Look at this. What's that, sage? It's lavender. And this is a calming... Lavender. What?

Yo, let me explain it. Yo, let me explain this, man, please. You playing with my mental health right now. Don't do that, son. You gonna get me anxiety or whatever them acronyms you be f***ing with. That's not an acronym. You know, PTSD. PTSD.

Yeah, that s***. But listen, this is a calming device. No, lavender does calm people. John Mayer, I saw him at a party with one of these, right? Because John Mayer don't smoke, he don't drink. He's just all natural. So when you know n****s is all natural, they got to do some other s*** to take their brain different places.

And when he did it, he was like, it will calm them down. I was like, what's that, right? Is that carfishing? Because I tried anything once, right? I tried anything once. I said, what's that, right? Because I don't try anything once, right? I don't try anything once. I said, what's that? And he f***ed me. And it's like a, it's a, it's a.

Yes, he said it. Wait a minute, wait a minute. Yes, he said it. Wait, wait. This is what it's for right now. This is what this s*** is for. Thank you, John, man. Yeah, it's mad.

It's calming, right? It's calming. Yeah, I feel calm. All right, we got more with Donnell Rollins. When we come back, don't move. It? It's calming. Yeah, I feel calm. All right, we got more with Donnell Rawlings. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have comedian Donnell Rawlings in the building. Now, Donnell, you said you'd try anything once? I knew you was going to go back to that. You did say that, though. To exclude package time. I just want to know some of the things that you would try at once.

What have you tried once, Don M? All that, sir. Okay. I'm from the streets. You don't got to say what it is. I'm just saying I just put all that and then you figure it out. Cocaine? I don't understand what you're talking about.

Crack? Hell no. Penis. Did you just proposition him? This is what this is for, sir. This is what this is for, man. This is what this is for, man. Everybody told me, don't let him get to you. Don't let him get to you.

We got a game plan going. They said, don't let him f*** with you, son. I got videos. I can rewind it. I got times when you showed me love. I love you, Donnell. It's only like two minutes out of an hour. I tell people all the time, Donnell, one of the funniest stand-up comics in America today.

You don't tell Donnell. Yes, I do. What does that tell you all the time down now one of the funniest stand-up comics in America. You don't say that now Yes, I do You see Dave you see I didn't I went to go see Donnell to that first one I had to be I tell him he had the best set that night easily. It was Dave Okay, so Donnell will be at Caroline's Mother's Day weekend. No, what I want to do, what I want to do, on the real side, something I want to say because I haven't had a platform since it happened, but RIP Nipsey Hussle. I know everybody on every format has spoken on it or whatever,

but, you know, I just want to say we lost a dope mother******. Nipsey Hussle's music, his life, I personally believe, stood for more than his music. You know, we lost a great one. We lost a mother that we should have never lost. Whenever I come to Brooklyn, I always want to go to the grimy spots. I always want to go to the grimy spots. I always want people to see, like, who I am to be able to touch me.

But if it comes to a point where you trying to keep it real and you still trying to connect to the hood, it's going to cost you your life, the mother is going to start second-guessing that. And like Jay-Z say, make sure your team that's around you is tight as a fuck. I just want y'all to know that I never tried to change the momentum three times. You know the reason why?

The reason why? I didn't try to change the momentum. Yes, he did. I've done media. I've done this before, Charlamagne. I'm not new to this. He's done morning radio. I'm not new to this.

What I'm saying is that I know that, you know, people look at me as a funny mother****** or whatever, but sometimes... I don't know if anybody has ever said that, but...

Sometimes you want to take it away from that and you want people to think something different. Just be careful. Did you know Nipsey? You be careful, too. Envy, you be careful, too.

Did you know Nipsey? Did y'all know each other? Envy, you be careful, too. All right? He asked you a question. No, I don't want that. You be careful, too, because you be selling them houses to parents. I know the b**** be busting shots out there.

So you better tell Big Pun to come back, son. This guy don't stop, man. Him and Big Pun being, they selling houses dead in the middle of Little Italy. Yeah, son. Are you going to join in on it? Yeah. No, just get me to look at how you s*** on. That b**** be smiling like s*** in the real just give me me looking happy and shit, dude. That shit be smiling like shit

in the real estate journey. He be like, hi, guys. Yo, yo, flipping Jersey be like, that shit, he got that thing on him,

son. Jersey don't never smile. He be like, you know we about to get out of here as soon as I can, you know what I'm saying? Whatever, son.

I'm just saying, man. Just, man, just. What do you think of Kim Kardashian getting her law degree? I think it's a good accomplishment for her to be at her age and to have had the financial success that she has. Because most motherfuckers go to school to get a law degree

to become doctors and make money. She already got the money. You don't get a law degree to become a doctor. You know what? This is why I try to switch the toes. Are you high? No. Enough with the lavender. I smoke all the smoke. I? This is why I try to switch the tools. Are you high? No. Enough with the lavender.

I smoke all the smoke. I smoke all the smoke. What's going on? I smoke all the smoke. You go to law school and get a medical degree. Go to law school and be a doctor.

Y'all can jump me. Y'all can jump me on your butt. You didn't say that, though. That's not what I said. That is what you said, Dr. Nell. I'm passionate, sir. I'm passionate, sir. Okay, let me break it down.

Let me rewind. Yeah. For someone of. I know, you didn't say that. Okay, let me break it down. Let me rewind. Yeah. For someone of, I said, normally people go to school to get these degrees to pursue these professions that have paid them a lot of money. You know what I'm saying? You go to law school to be a lawyer to make a lot of money being a lawyer. Kim Kardashian, on the other hand, she's already a billionaire, and she's older

now. Is she a billionaire? Okay, you can try to take away from my point all you want. The point I'm trying to make is that that was like a life goal for her. And she followed through with her life goal. So to answer your question,

Charlamagne, when I think about it, I applaud her. How did your brother feel about it? You didn't want that answer. You want me to give you a dumbass answer? No, I didn't. That was very intelligent. Go ahead. Go ahead. My brother can answer. How did your brother feel about Jussie Smollett getting fired from Empire? You want to know what my

brother that happens to be a homosexual and people that don't know the facts... I didn't say nothing about that! No, because there's an inside joke going on here, Charlamagne. I know you, Charlamagne. I know you, Charlamagne. I know you. And I asked him, I said, yo, because I thought Jussie was his mans. You know what I'm saying?

They play on the same team. I thought all the yas's stick together, right? You know, I thought yas's, you like yas, yas, yas. We yas and we yas it, right? And I asked my brother, who's gay, he said, I don't like that sissy-ass shit he did. So I'll tell you this. Just because Jussie is gay, everybody went rocking with him. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

There was a lot of people that was upset about it. The good thing about it, people came together and everybody was upset. The bad thing about it, it was a lie. But there was some truth in that lie because those things actually happen to people. People do commit hate crimes. People do attack a certain person because of their gender, because of their race,

whatever. But in that case, it wasn't the truth. But it brought some awareness to it. The unfortunate part about it, it was a big lie and that just tore people's heart. And it was just f***ed up. And your brothers do have a crush on you, Solomon? No, my brothers. I'm going to tell you how my brothers, when Onyx was up here, he just f***ed up. Does your brother still have a crush on Charlamagne? Nah, my brother's f***ed. I'm going to tell you how my brother's... When Onyx was up here, he started f***ing with you after Onyx.

Really? Yeah, for real, sir. Yo, he called me straight up, sir. I'm telling you, sir. He called me straight up. He said, I don't f*** with that nigga Charlamagne no more, sir. What did that have to do with anything? He just didn't like the way Charlamagne handled himself with Onyx. That was 2012.

Whatever the f*** you been following, you make the f*** out of me. Since he hasn't liked you anymore. Yeah, he was like this, f*** that man, I ain't f***ing with that n***a. That's what he said. Listen, what do you think about the outrage against Tiffany about having the chicken in her bag at the Met Gala? You thought that was warranted? First off, f*** is going to be outrageous about anything.

You know what I'm saying? The same mother f***er I can't believe she had fried chicken in her bag was probably like, I got some hot sauce and I got your own

Lori's sauce. I mean, like, man, we got to find other s*** to be outraged about, bruh. If a mother f***er

like fried chicken, they like fried chicken. White people love fried chicken way more than black people. That's why they stole the recipe from us. Don, are you supposed to be

inhaling that much? I don't think you're supposed to be sniffing that much lavender. You've been doing that a lot. You've been inhaling that. Yo, you know why I sniffed this much lavender? You want to know why? I think it's too much.

The energy. You've been. You don't like the energy? You've been inhaling that too much. You want to leave, son? You need all of this shit. Donnell Wallace, ladies and gentlemen. Donnell, where are you going to be at this weekend?

Caroline. All right. Well, ladies and gentlemen. Listen, though, we love Donnell. Yeah, we love Donnell. I ladies and gentlemen he's gonna be at this weekend Caroline alright ladies and gentlemen listen though we love Donnell we love Donnell I can't tell it's all good

I spoke my piece I got my means Donnell Rawless my God is a good God won't he do it yes he will it's the breakfast club good morning

alright shout out to Donnell Rawless for joining us, man. Salute to Donnell, man. You know what? He must be sleeping still because Donnell had a long night. I told you yesterday. He had a show last night. Yeah.

And then he came to Milk River in Brooklyn, and he was twisted. I just wanted to make sure he wasn't driving, which he wasn't. All right. I'm going to go see Donnell this week. He's going to be in Carolinas and a few in New York City. He's performing all weekend long in New York for Mother's Day. You're going to bring Flip in New Jersey with you? Yeah. Yep, yep. The whole crew. We're all going to come out and support Donnell this weekend. He's going to be in Caroline's a few in New York City. He's performing all weekend long in New York for Mother's Day. You're going to bring Flippin' New Jersey with you?

Yeah. Yep, yep. The whole crew. We're all going to come out and support Donnell this weekend. I'm not going to see Donnell this weekend,

but he's at Caroline's. Wow. He should give everyone a copy of his book at Caroline's. That's a flyer. A little pamphlet. A little pamphlet.

A flyer. Because when you go to the comedy club, usually they have a little pamphlet of who's performing. Right. I don't like how he body shamed Caesar, though. Shout out to Caesar. You shouldn't be body shaming Caesar.

He just said he looks like someone. Who he said he looked like? Big Pun. Oh, okay. Don't look like no damn Big Pun. You're not going to back me? You're not going to back me? I forget y'all.

It's too close to Sunday to be lying. I ain't messing with y'all, man. We got rumors on the way? Yes, let's talk about Wendy Williams. Now, she was on there talking about Aisha Curry. And by the way, Steph Curry has come forward to defend his wife as well, but we'll tell you what she had to say, too. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back.

Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. All right. say, too. All right. We'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. All right. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to these rumors. Let's talk a new memoir.

This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club. So listen up. Well, looks like Barack Obama's memoir is going to come out next year. So that should be pretty interesting. What do you guys think about that?

I mean, we look at how well Michelle Obama's memoir, Becoming, did. It sold 10 million copies. A lot of pressure. A lot of pressure for Barry O. But you know what? That was Michelle's first book ever, right? Yes. I believe so, yeah.

Second, I think. No, third. No, third. Yeah, so he's had other books before, but this one I think would be really interesting because none of them were, you know, obviously after his presidency, so this would be the first one

after him being president of the United States, and I'm sure he has some very interesting intel, and there's a lot of things that we have questions about that I'm sure we'll hear about in his book. I'm going to enjoy reading it. I enjoyed reading Michelle's book, so I'm sure I'd enjoy reading President Obama's. Alright, now let's discuss some updates.

Apparently 50 Cent got his money from Jackie Long. He posted me and Jackie Long talked and after receiving a small cash app, we are squared away. You just posted that? Yeah. Oh, okay. I have no problem with Jackie. In fact, I'm wishing him and his family the best. God bless. Positive vibes only. I could have swore Jackie. In fact, I'm wishing him and his family the best. God bless. Positive vibes only.

I could have swore Jackie was on one of 50 shows. I thought Jackie was on the Oath. Maybe I'm wrong about that. I'm not sure, but I know 50 should start a service where he just gets your money back because he does it so well. He's better than the people that call your house. Absolutely. That we just hang up on and ignore.

Now he's collecting money. He would actually do great at representing one of those companies. Absolutely. Who are you more scared of, 50 Cent or the IRS? 50. Nah, it's still the IRS, bro. IRS will put you in jail. You could work something out with the IRS.

Yeah, but they put you. Yeah, you're right. Yeah, you're right. You're right about that. Yeah. Right. So, and Jackie Long posted, no negative vibes. I'm worth something.

Act a game. So, there you go. All right. Now here's another update. Steph Curry has defended Ayesha Curry. And I'll tell you what he posted. But first, just a refresher. Here's what the fact that, yeah, like there are all these women like throwing themselves. But me, like the past 10 years, like I don't have any of that. This sounds weird, but like male attention. And so then I begin to internalize it. And I'm like, is something wrong with me? You're not looking. Because I don't want it.

But it would be nice to know that like someone's looking. Okay. So then she also posted after that because people were like, oh my God, how could she say that? She wants to sleep with other men. She wants to flirt. And she posted that it's Mental Health Awareness Month. I really want to take the time to encourage everyone to speak their truth regardless of perception because it's your truth. She said, what I'm not afraid to say out loud about being a 30-year-old mom of three helps another woman like me feel like they're not alone

and not the only one with insecurities, because we all have them. Don't play it, and that makes all of this hoopla worth it. So she goes on to say that, and then Steph Curry posted, proud of you for being authentic and putting yourself out there, not being afraid of the potent bull and nonsense that could and did come at you. Way more positive than negative with all of this. Keep being you. I love you.

So he was supporting his woman. Okay. All right. Now let's talk about Wendy Williams because Wendy Williams also weighed in on what was happening with Ayesha Curry, but she did not waste any time taking some jabs at her estranged husband's mistress. She just assumed, I'm already with a superstar. How much more starish can it get than high school? Then you go to college, it's a little bit more starry.

Now he's in the NBA, and apparently the starry is to an all-time high level because there are a lot of women with no respect for a marriage. You know what I'm saying? A lot of women who know your man is married and will have the nerve to be right up under him, right under your nose. For you lonely girls who can't keep your hands off other people's men,

there's a hot place in hell for you. Well, we know where Wendy wants Sharina Hudson, a.k.a. Nikki, to go. Before Sharina goes to hell, she should really send Wendy a thank you card, though, because Wendy has been funding her lifestyle for the past decade or more. So the least you can do is tell her thank you before you go to hell. And I was looking at some of Ayesha Curry's comments after she posted it,

and it was awful. People were calling her a thot. Really? Yeah, they were calling her a hoe. They would say, oh, so if your husband said this, you would divorce him. Oh, I can see where this is going. You're jealous of your husband. She was just being honest about being insecure.

Somebody said you're fat, Aisha. Damn. I don't know about all that. I just don't like people seeking validation from outside sources. I think that we invest into the opinions of others way too much. And if a 20-something-year-old woman like Aisha Curry feels like that, then imagine how these kids feel. These kids don't stand a chance.

Growing up, the only validation we ever got, we got it from our parents. We got it from teachers. You got it from people that actually loved and valued you and appreciated you. And when we started getting validation from those outside sources, at least me, it was those negative dudes in the street. And that didn't end well for me.

People were just acting like Aisha Curry. Oh, you're only who people only know you because of step. But she's been with him for a long time before people even really knew who he was on the scale that he is. So they've been together for so long. She's entitled to have those feelings.

Yeah. And we tell people to speak their truth and then she did. And then people attacked her. Yes. And she's, she should speak her truth and she's allowed to feel how she feel, but we have to discuss the issue of seeking outside validation because if you're constantly always seeking outside validation,

which everybody is in this social media era, you'll never truly be happy. It's called self-esteem for a reason. I think every now and then all people have insecurities as human beings. Of course they do.

And I think it's harder when, you know, imagine what it's like being married to somebody as famous as Steph Curry because I don't think any of us know what that might feel like.

She didn't say she lives and dies by other people saying that she looks nice. She just said that every once in a while she likes people who think that she looks nice. She just said that every once in a while. She likes people who think that she looks nice. And I get it. She dresses up.

She puts on makeup. She wants to look her best. She has three kids. I'm sure her body looks and feels different. She wants people to say, damn, she looks nice. Y'all keep saying people, but you do know Steph Curry is a person. So if that husband that she sleeps with every night tells her that she's beautiful and I love you and I value you and I appreciate you, that's all that should matter. Outside opinion shouldn't affect people that much. He did say that he's very proud

of her for being authentic and putting herself out there. So he's supporting her. This validation area we live in is going to really drive a lot of us crazy. You wonder why people are depressed and they got anxiety and they're dealing with mental health issues now is because we're seeking a lot of outside validation from people that don't give a damn about us. But a lot of people also repress their true emotions. And if she's able to say, I'm feeling insecure, then she can work on that. Right?

She can if she's willing. Yeah, I think so. But if I look at some of the comments that people are leaving, they're saying she's ruining his legacy. She's nobody. She's nothing. Like, it's terrible. Yeah, you can't look at those comments.

You can't worry about what people say. And that's on her page. How can you say you can't worry about what people say when she just told on her page. How can you say you can't worry about what people say when she just told you that she's worried about people not saying something to her? Aisha, give me your own password. I'll block some of these people for you. There's a difference between negative and positive reinforcements. Man, stop seeking outside validation, man.

The same people that can build you. If you give them the power to build you up, they got the power to break you. Well, I say just, you know, if you have a feeling and you want to express it and other people can relate to you and some people will tell you you're wrong for it, but it's really how you feel. All right. I think it's good that other women are probably like, because I was looking at a lot of people who were supportive and who were saying, you know what, I have those same insecurities.

This happened to me. I have kids. Sometimes I feel that way too. So I think it's a great conversation that people are having about this at the least all right i'm angela yee and that's your rumor report all right thank you yee shallabane yes who you giving that donkey to well somebody put out an album yesterday and uh i didn't know that they put out an album and i guess that they want people to know that they put out an album so they have a song on the album called clickbait so i'm taking the bait uh i need uh uh logic to come to the front of the

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Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Who's donkey of the day today? Yeah, donkey of the day for Friday, May 10th goes to a young biracial rapper named Sir Robert Bryson Hall II, known to the world as Logic. I don't have anything against Logic. I don't know Logic personally. Met him a couple of times

when he came to the breakfast club. Don't listen to his music. Don't find him appealing. In fact, I am so committed to not listening to Logic that he once put my favorite hip hop group of all recently, didn't he? Yes, he did. I believe he's a New York Times bestselling author like myself, so salute to that young man for all of his accomplishments.

But I don't check for him, okay? Our producer Dan is a huge Logic fan. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. Every day he gives me some random Logic story. His eyes might be watering right now because I'm doing this. He was very disappointed that this is happening. Very upset.

He might resign. Dan did say this morning that Logic hasn't had a good album since his first one. I don't know about him. He did not say that. He did say that. He did say that. Why did y'all throw him under the bus? I don't know.

I don't know about any of his albums. I just know that he put out an album yesterday called Confessions of a Dangerous Mind. Did y'all know that? No. Yeah, I would have never known either if he hadn't have mentioned The Breakfast Club or me on the album, but we'll get to that in a minute.

I didn't know because Dan gave me the story. Oh, okay. Now Bryson assigned to Def Jam, correct? Yes. Okay, I don't know what the point of being on a major label is if they're not going to promote your music. No diss to Def Jam,

but let me ask this a different way. Does Def Jam not promote their artists anymore or they just don't care about Logic enough to promote him? Because I had no idea he had an album coming out. But Logic's last album did pretty well, too. All his albums did good. Okay. Well, listen, I don't run in Logic circles.

I'm not around people who listen to Logic, so maybe I'm just out to loot. But he did drop a project yesterday, and he has a song on his album called Clickbait. Now, I can't believe I'm falling for this, but it's Friday, so let's have some fun. Logic has a song on his new album that came out last night called Clickbait, and that's exactly what it is. A song that get us doing what we're doing right now, which is talking about him.

Can we hear what Logic had to say on this record? I don't do the breakfast, pump the Charlemagne, it's shameless. That's the only one I leave out when I run my baitress. Do your research for you, call somebody homophobic. You make a living off a controversy and you know it i ain't that type of artist respect my name and we can talk about it i suck it just to prove it ain't that way 99 don't listen what i say you gay quote that line but leave out all the mental health okay wow let me be the first to tell you i don't know what the hell logic is talking about

all right i don't do the breakfast club because y'all are made of shameless. That is true. I don't have any shame. And that's because I embrace the good, the bad, and the ugly about my life. I live my truth so nobody can use it against me, even though in this internet era, they still use it against me. But who cares, okay? Yes, I am shameless because I have nothing to be ashamed about.

I'm a damaged individual, all right, who is currently in therapy to work on my damage, okay? What? Now, let's talk in therapy to work on my damage. Okay, what? Now, let's talk about you not doing the Breakfast Club. Logic, I can assure you, alright, that nobody in this room has ever said, man, you know who doesn't come up here? Logic.

Well, Dan said it. He did so because he said last time Logic came and did all the other stations up here and didn't come to the Breakfast Club. Well, kick Logic out the room. I mean, kick Dan out the room. Alright. He definitely said it. and did all the other stations up here and didn't come to the Breakfast Club. Well, kick Logic out the room. I mean, kick Dan out the room. All right. He definitely said it.

Have you ever gotten a request from a listener who wanted Logic on the show? No. Exactly. Nobody calls up here and requests your music, okay? Clearly you are thinking about us more than we have ever thought about you because clearly you have to tell your team, nah, I'm not doing the Breakfast Club for X, Y, and Z reasons, but I've never had to explain to anyone I've been asked why hasn't Logic been on the show. And that's not a diss. I'm just telling you, nobody cares. All right. But it's Friday. Let's

have some fun. That's what you made this song clickbait for, right? You made this song to garner some attention. So let's talk about it. Okay. Let's talk about what else you said in this song. Matter of fact, you have to play some of that clip again because you have to refresh my memory. I already forgot what he said. The bars weren't memorable. I don't do the breakfast pump that's the only one I leave out when I run my

do your research for you stop right there. When did I call Logic homophobic? Why would I call Logic homophobic? Somebody refresh my memory. I've been on this radio talking for a long time. I don't recall saying that. Now, I have had conversations about logic and me not understanding the biracial struggle, especially someone like logic who presents as a Caucasian to me.

So he has access to a certain amount of privilege that comes with that. But then it's a biracial rapper like, say, J. Cole presents more black. You know, I've had those conversations, but I just don't understand the biracial struggle. But I'm willing to get schooled on that But back to what you said when the hell did I call you homophobic if I said that I have no idea why I would Say that especially being that I get called homophobic all the time I also get called gay all the time, but somebody got to refresh my memory because I don't recall calling logic homophobic But I don't think it matters if I did because this song is called clickbait

Everything in this record is designed to get people to do what I am doing right now which is talking about him and this album in song that dropped last night what's the other boy he said I really forgot because he's not saying anything that's up to my brain on this record I got the lyrics from genius right here all right he says I make a living off controversy and I know it so I don't know why people think the things I say are controversial there was a point in my career I got caught up in the shock jock stick but that was a brief moment in think the things I say are controversial. There was a point in my career where I got caught up in the shock jock stick, but that was a brief moment in time.

I say it all the time behind the scenes. The things I say that I think will be controversial, they never are. But it's things I say that aren't, you know, controversial to me, and that ends up being so controversial. So it's not my fault. I'm what they would call a lightning rod for controversy. It happens sometimes. But logic, that's exactly what you are trying to do right now, okay? You're trying to be a lightning rod of controversy. It happens sometimes, but Logic, that's exactly what you are trying to do right now, okay?

You're trying to be a lightning rod of controversy, okay? You're making a living off controversy right now, okay? Call out Charlamagne, say something about The Breakfast Club, some blogs will pick it up. You know we would be here talking about it. You might even get donkey of the day. I'll play along. Logic, it's Friday, okay? Play the clip again so I can

close this out. I don't do the breakfast, pump the Charlemagne, it's shameless. That's the only one I leave out when I run my beaches. Do your research for you, call somebody homophobic. You make a living off a controversy and you know it. I ain't that type of artist. Respect my name and we can talk about it. I suck at it just to prove it ain't that way. I'm right there.

All right. Logic, don't be using me to suck D. All right. If you want to give somebody fellatio, don't blame it on me, okay? All right. You said I'll suck a D just to prove it ain't that way. Is that a bet? You guys are more alike than not alike.

I don't say the same thing. Because you guys both like, yes. When 6ix9ine got locked up, I said that I'm so confident 6ix9ine is getting time that if he didn't get any time, I would suck his D. I was being sarcastic, but people are really trying to hold me to that bet. So I'm asking you, Logic, is that a bet? Okay. Because maybe you can suck 6ix9ine's D for me.

All right? Okay. You don't have to suck a D. You don't have to suck a D to prove anything to me, but it sounds like you just want to have a good time, and you're using me as a reason to party. All right? Did you snap? He did snap. I did. I did snap. I ain't going to front. I snapped, and you're using me as a reason to party. All right? Did you snap?

He did snap. I did. I did snap. I ain't going to front. I snapped, and I did my hands in a circle. Look, I don't know what the hell Logic is talking about. All right? I just know he wants the promo.

So listen, Logic album is in stores right now. If you don't know who Logic is, he's the biracial rapper who looks like he knows how to fix a computer. He sounds like he's doing a bad impression to Kendrick and J. Cole and whatever other lyricist is hot at the time. Old Best Buy Geek Squad face-ass boy named Bryson. Okay, his album is out right now. Def Jam, I'll be invoicing you. And another quick thought about Logic to note. He's only hip-hop when it's convenient. Oh, I see right through his type. He just wants to be considered black enough to say the N-word on his records, but he don't really

respect our culture like that. Logic is the same guy who said he didn't even want to rap long. He just wanted to rap long enough to get his acting career popping. You don't remember that? I don't think he's ever really taken the culture serious. I just think he panders to certain communities. It gets his star up. But I guess it hasn't been enough to break into Hollywood yet,

so he will just keep rapping until it does and it's not just a Breakfast Club you're skipping out on when is the last time you seen logic do any black press but I bet you'll hear him on Elvis Duran I bet you he'll run to do MTV SNL and whatever other white outlet wants him on you know why because logic is just like all of these guys who thinks white ice is colder but but they know blackness, hip-hop makes them hot. That's the way it goes. But whatever, Logic, alright? You have a blessed weekend, and thank you for the mention on your

album. It made me notice you even had an album. And I guess you can say I took the clickbait. Please let Remy Ma give Logic the biggest hee-haw. Hee-haw! Hee-haw! You stupid mother f***er. You dumb. That song is a bop, though. I like it.

Can you put that in the mix? All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today. I mean, you guys could really get kinky because you owe 6ix9ine one, so you could hit 6ix9ine off, and then he could hit you off, and y'all could be like a little... Nope. All Logic got to do for me is... Or y'all could do a 6ix9ine.

Nope. Word. Logic can just suck 6ix9ine's D. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. That'll take care of my bet. And then Logic will, you know, prove whatever he's trying to prove. Okay. But the question today is, which tape would you watch?

Yeah, all right. 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. Last time she came up here, she started a whole bunch of trouble. She did? Ms. Pat.

Good morning. Welcome back, Ms. Pat. Thank you for having me back. Good morning, Ms. Pat. What trouble Ms. Pat started? I don't know, but I thought she did. Hey, that white dude told me, hey, I ain't seen you in two years. I'm like, uh, no, it was eight months.

I said, I am not Monique, mother. I was like, they don't have enough fat girls coming through here. You just think they come through every two years? Someone on Cameraman Nick. He Puerto Rican, here. You just say they come through every two years. Someone on cameraman Nick. He Puerto Rican, though. He's not Puerto Rican, man. He's not Puerto Rican? No.

Oh, John Puerto Rican. My bad. Nick is Italian. Nick is Italian. Okay, Nick. Okay. What you been up to, Miss Fat? Working, working.

Trying to stay busy. Trying to create some shit. Okay. Trying to get them to accept old fat black bitches in the game. Is it hard for old, fat, black bitches? I ain't saying the right, but is it hard? Is it hard for women? Is it hard for women?

Don't you say fat. That shit irritates me. You can say bitch, but you cannot say fat. You ain't fat, though, Miss Pat. I don't guess. Get me naked. Get me naked. Some of this s***

disconnect on its own. Boy, my t***s are longer than your arms. But you know, everybody got that one t*** that your man like and that b***h keep longer and longer.

Like, he suck the other t*** and it f***ing, it needs some help over here. Make him eat. Oh my goodness. Like your kids' shoe straight. One string longer than the other. That's how I got real t***s. I ain't got them fixed yet. You not fat though. You like a, like, I'm eating. Oh, my goodness. Like your kid's shoe straight. One string longer than the other. Yes. That's something I got real tits.

I ain't got them fixed yet. You're not fat, though. You're like a, like, I'm from the South, so you're like just a down South. I'm like an auntie. Auntie, a big woman. You know what I'm saying? The type of girl that you can fuck her in the side, too. Tell me about it.

I know Charlemagne. I'm going to get my shit fixed with all these other old chicks out here. All these donkey booty these old bitches got trying to keep up with these young girls. Y'all better stop that shit. You ain't getting no surgery. I am gonna get my stomach fixed. I ain't seen my since 82. You can't just get your stomach fixed.

You gotta... No, I don't need nothing. I just wanna see my vagina before I die, Charlemagne. I mean, uh, Envy, that's all I wanna see. It's been a long time. Every time I put a little camera, something down there, fog it up, I want to see my vagina. No. What you mean no? Don't you see your ding dong? Yeah, but that is the telltale sign

when you get bigger as a man. It's like as long as I can look down and see my d***, I'm good. But you can't really see your vagina anyway though, right? When you look down, can you? Yeah, when you stand in the mirror. When I stand in the mirror, I just look like I got a whole another vagina down there with my navel. Lord have mercy.

If you put the lights off, you can stick it in the wrong place. Have you really thought about surgery before? Nah. I mean, I want my stomach done. I would love to have my teenage stomach done, but I don't want all this fake booty sh**y hole getting from Walmart and then letting their friends stick silicone in their hands. I want y'all to know

y'all look knock-kneaded and retarded as f**k and all you bitches look alike in the club with the long hair and the lumpy booty. Mother grab your ass and you just feel like you got two concrete bricks in his ass f**king you from the back. Stop it. You said you gotta do better. Are you eating better and being healthier? Juicing? Mind your damn business.

Do I look like a f**ker who juice? I'll peel an orange. you juicing my your damn beer nice house and juicy and remodeling I said, look at this old negro right here. Old good living ass negro. I ain't got time for y'all ass juices. I bite my fruit. Hell no, I'm going to be honest. I ain't at that stage. I don't make enough money to juice, God damn it. I still put my wig on the counter. What do you do for self-care though, Ms. Pat, to make yourself feel better?

I live. I mean, I'm walking through the airport. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, from show to show. Fuck you. I'm kidding, you got that. I'm still fuckable. So I run about when I'm unfuckable. I get it once a month. How do you know when you're unfuckable? I'm just asking. You met bitches unf***able. You know what I'm talking about. Don't play with me, Charlemagne.

Charlemagne, I gotta tell you, before I met you, I gotta tell you, man, you got the prettiest skin. Do your dermatologist take Medicaid? No, she don't take insurance. Nah, she a sister, though. She probably look out. Oh, man, you got some pretty ass skin on TV. Her name is Dr. Natasha Sandy. Yeah, I seen her. I started following her, but I don't think I can afford name is Dr. Natasha Sandin. Yeah, I seen her. I started following her, but I don't think I can afford it yet.

When I'm able to juice, I'll call her. Are you seeing somebody now? Seeing somebody? I'm married. Oh, I'm sorry. You said you only get it once a month. I was just asking. Well, I've been married a long time.

Okay. Don't nobody want it every day like you, Evie. All right. We got shit to do. Like, dream. We got to sleep. How long you been married, Miss Pat? For a long goddamn time.

I don't know. You think it's been too long? No, I still love him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Marriage is a challenge. You got to work at it, you know? Have the rules between y'all changed throughout the years? Like, is it things that y'all used to like together,

but now y'all don't like together, so you got to keep drawing different lines? I don't like watching TV with him. Yeah, he like a lot of housewives. I don't see no black bitches fight. Ain't nobody married on that show. I don't see that goddamn show. He like Games of Thrones.

I don't want to see no NSA. Games of Thrones is dope. Yeah, Games of Thrones is dope, but I don't watch that. You know, I'm watching for a queen of the south, black lips. I don't watch that kind of shit. Who's TV I don't watch that. I'm watching Queen of the South, Blacklist. I don't watch that kind of shit. Who's TV we don't get along with? I can't wait to see your TV show. I'm excited about it.

I'm waiting on Hulu to announce it this week. Tell us about the TV show. You had the writer here, Jordan. Yes, and Lee. And Lee. Jordan is f***ing awesome. He is. You've seen his f***ing play.

He's awesome. This kid, let me tell you, when Lee first called me, because I went through two writers on this show, really good writers, but things didn't work out. You know how f***ing Hollywood is. So Lee was like, I'm going to go find you something. I'm like, okay, Lee, whatever. So he called me on my birthday.

He's like, Miss Pat, I found you a writer. Where you at? I said, I'm in Des Moines. He said, I'm putting you on a plane right now. I said, no, f*** you ain't, Lee. I got to get my paycheck from this comedy I just told. I ain't rich. I ain't leave my check. So I ended up in New York. I came to

see him. I said, I think he can do it. So I ended up I called Jordan and I said, look, you ain't never wrote shit. You young and they're going to give you a problem. Hollywood only like what Hollywood want. I said, let's back-dote these motherfuckers. And he was like, how? I said, we're going to write a strip, and we're going to give it to Lee.

I said, you got the program? He said, I don't even have the program. I said, you ain't got the program to write the strip with. So I said, take my debit card. And I said, why you had to buy yourself some grocery too, because we're going to be up all night. We sent it in to Lee, and he was like, bitch, where you get this from? And I was like, I wrote it.

He's like, mm-mm, everything's spelled right. And then I like, I wrote these and everything's spelled right. And so I said, Jordan, help me. He took that shit and they gave that kid a job. But he listened to me. And that's the hardest thing I've learned over the three years trying to develop this show, is when you're a comedian, you need somebody

to listen to you. And a lot of times these writers don't want to listen to you. They want their own jokes in. Well, what you say, Miss Pat might not say. So I need you to listen to me. And this kid, he don't mind me f***ing cussing him out. He ain't got no ego yet. You know, kid went to the Met Gala last night.

He didn't know what the f*** to do. He's just texting me. Oh my God! I said, put your f***ing phone down and have fun, mother f***er. Put your feather on your shoulder. And it's different when it's your life story, too, right? Like, it's hard to trust writers with your life story. It is hard. I mean, because people don't, you know, people try to make you out of something.

I'm not, I'm not, I mean, I'm a grown-ass woman. So I'm not no easy person to deal with. know like I say this s*** Your wife might not say Get the f*** out of here Everybody don't talk to their kids like that But that's how this show gonna be You know it ain't gonna be all cursing But it's gonna be f***ing real I'm gonna be a real black mama

This s*** a real black mama say And it's gonna be on Hulu It's gonna be on Hulu Do they know you announcing this Or do we need to bleep the network out? I don't give a f*** I've been waiting three years You know what I'm talking about I'm tired of hiding the Christmas toys in the closet God damn or do we need to bleep the network out? I don't give a fuck. I've been waiting three years.

I'm tired of hiding the Christmas toys in the closet. God damn, boy. If it don't happen, then I'm like, well, I spent the check. At least I got a check out this shit. All right, we got more with Miss Pat when we come back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with comedian Miss Pat. Now, Miss Pat, when you do comedy, do you talk much about politics? I try to stay away from politics. I vote. I don't like our current administration, but... Anybody you feel in the 2020?

Why not put Joe Biden? Two creepy motherf***ers go against each other. Two grab him by the vagina, n***a. Two old motherf***ers like young sniffing young draw Joe Violator the whole more. Joe Biden or Donald Trump. Oh, my goodness. Both of them on nasty as white, too. You see Joe Biden, he lick a... What the f***? Joe Biden, that baby eight years old, the f*** you talking on your alpha?

Oh, my goodness. Joe Biden on nasty as old white, too. Knowing that thing couldn't get harder, you put it in the defreeze. They got biographies. Oh, I do. Knowing that thing couldn't get harder, you put it in the defreezer. They got biographies of that, Miss Pat. Oh, f*** that s***. I ain't nobody sticking no medicated s*** in me. My s*** might not go down.

I have a stroke. Miss Pat, Miss Pat, Miss Pat. You look just like my husband's best friend that he never called. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? My husband don't talk to nobody but me on the phone, but you look just like him. His name is Frank. Hey, Frank, I'm going to tell him to listen.

Why does he never call his best friend? He don't talk on the phone, just to me. So how do you know they're best friends? They hang with each other? They were in the military together. Oh, okay, got you, got you, got you. He don't hang with nobody. My husband don't visit.

He's just a f***ing homebody. Yeah. He stay at home. That's a good thing. Is he proud of you? I think he is. I think of you? I think he is. I think he found, I think he is.

What was that little space? That little space there, what was that for? I mean, you know, he didn't, I don't think he expected my career to go as far as it's gone.

I think he thought it was just a fade. I was going to f***ing quit. You know, that s***, comedy rocked my marriage for a while. He's like,

look, I'm going to leave and you're out here in the streets every night and da-da-da. And I was like, well, if you're going to leave, I want you to know one thing. Take your two fat-ass kids with you because I already got my other two kids. I don't want your fat-ass kids. So take them with you, them your kids.

How old are they now? 19 and 21. Oh, so they listening. Hey, fat-ass kids, go ahead. They fat? Okay. My son just lost like 120 pounds. Congratulations. He looks good. How'd he do it, though? He did it natural.

He just f***ed it. He couldn't get no p***y, and he went on a diet. Oh, I saw you post him on Instagram. That's him. That's my 19-year-old. He couldn't get no white p***y in our little city. He's like, f*** this s***. I'm going to lose weight and f*** out these hoes.

Now they be at my door. It's Karen at the house. Oh, you hear this s***? F***, I ain't doing it. I'm like, boy, go take that **** I've been hiding all these years. You let him **** at the house? Hell no!

Oh, okay, okay, okay. You don't **** my house. I don't need **** my house. Don't give me a **** trouble talking to you. So my son told me, he's like, I'm trying to lose some weight before I take. Okay. So about 30 pounds. So my son's like, Mama, so you lost all that weight.

He's like, I'm going to help you lose weight. I'm like, okay. So he's like, I lose 12 pounds. So he said, Mama, do you still have a period? And I was like, mind your fucking business. Why? He said, because. I said, no.

He said, you don't have no period because you stopped up. You're too fat. I said, son, that's not how this shit works. He's like, just deal, Mom. Sooner or later, I'll get some because you stopped up. You're too fat. I said, son, that's not how this work. He's like, just see him. I'm soon. I get some weight off of you. You're going to come and you're going to start that bleeding. I lost 12 pounds.

I thought my vagina had a drive by go by. I just started bleeding. I said, what the fuck? You made my period come back. He said, I told you, mama. I never heard that before. Me neither. But my period came back out.

Aunt Flo came back to town because I lost 12 pounds. Is it worth it? No. No. I like y'all, man. He don't suck, mother******. He laugh with the whole body. This is a real *** right here.

Hear that cuss that hit y'all? Wow, mother******, that was funny. Oh, m***, stop hitting me. I like Charlamagne. Oh, black m***. Pretty little m***. Somebody told me today you got pretty lips. Who said that?

My auntie. She blind. She blind? She blind. She said that d*** look like he got, sound like he got pretty little. Oh my goodness. All right now, Miss Pat, how can people hit you up on Twitter or Instagram? Twitter.

Oh, I got a podcast out. Okay. I just dropped a podcast called The Pat Down. Okay. And Pat Down is one word. Oh, I'm subscribing to that right now. Okay. Yes, I got a f***ing podcast talking about all kinds of crazy s***.

And my Twitter's Comedienne, C-O-M-E-D-I-E-N-N-E, Miss Pat. And Instagram and all the same s***. If you don't like me, stay the f*** off my page because I'm not Beyonce. I talk back s***. You say something about me, I'm going to say something about them ugly ass children on your page. I seen your ugly ass children. They be on my page talking that s***. I'm like, this ugly ass child about s***, you don't know?

You wonder why this s*** signed it signed that baby birth certificate. Yo, donkey face ass baby. I'm talking about your kids, you f*** with me. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Happy Friday. What's happening? Good morning. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk about it, baby. It's about time. What's going on? morning. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk about a baby. 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. So, congratulations to Kim and Kanye. Their baby number four is on the way via surrogate. Okay. So, they're saying that, yeah, it's any moment now. We'll let you know when the baby pops out. But congratulations to them. Okay.

The baby might be here already. Who knows? All right. And here's a very unfortunate situation that happened. There was a drive-by shooting at a studio in Atlanta where Offset was recording. They're saying that on Wednesday night, they have surveillance video footage of somebody hanging out of the passenger window of a car as shots ring out. And so don't know exactly what's going on there.

No, nobody got injured. All set good? Yes. Well, you know, it's sad that we live in an environment where if you don't hear somebody got shot or somebody got killed, you're like, all right, well, you know, cool. Well, the bullets did damage three vehicles in the exterior of the building, and the cops did receive a report about one person getting shot in the leg, but they can't locate that victim. That shouldn't be normal to me.

Like, okay, a drive-by, nobody got hit, nobody got hurt, all right, cool, no. And let's talk about Cardi B. She is talking about Mother's Day, but unfortunately for her, she's not going to be able to spend Mother's Day with the person she wants to be with, which is, of course, her daughter, Culture. Now, she said she already had a prior obligation. I'm very sad about Mother's Day because I saw that I'm booked

for a show and I had plans for Mother's Day. She's scheduled to perform at the Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, South Carolina. She said, I just hope South Carolina turns up for me because it's like I'm going to spend my first Mother's Day with them. Also, congratulations to her because she also did launch her Fashion Nova Cardi B collection, another line, another collection.

Sold out fast, right? On Wednesday, of course. And salute to Hot 1039 of Columbia, South Carolina. You know, we do mornings there. And that's the third radio station I ever worked at in my life. They're celebrating, I think, 20 years. They fired you this weekend. They did fire me.

Dropping the clues bombs for Chris Connors. But, you know, who cares? We're the morning show on 10399. That's the way life works sometimes. All right, now, Cardi B also talked about getting liposuction. And here's what she had to say about not lying about whatever she had done to herself. And, yes, I got a f***ing lipo done. Yes, I did.

But what I didn't get was f***ing ab etching. Get the f*** out of here. First of all, I always have packs. So, if I f***ing did lipo, right, and I sucked out all my fat, you don't think my bones are showing even more? And then on top of that, I'm recent. So, I'm still missing like three more months of massages.

The f***. That was Cardi? Yeah. Why does she sound so different? She's irritated at y'all trying to say she had that ab etching done. All right, now Wendy Williams, her estranged husband actually wants her

to pay his lawyers for their divorce. Now hold on a second here. You cheat on me, have a baby by someone else, spend up all my money, and now you want me to pay your legal fees? Thank God. This is just disrespectful.

He should have been saving some of that allowance Wendy been giving him all these years instead of tricking it off on Sharina, a.k.a. Nikki. Now, in addition to that, he wants child support and alimony, as you know, and he also wants a split of their personal assets they acquired during the marriage. And so, I mean, he should be able to afford paying for his own legal fees, I would think. Maybe pop. But come on, this is just the ultimate disrespect. After you played me the way you did, now you want me to pay? I think that's ridiculous.

Now, Wendy Williams, meanwhile, on her show, did throw a little shade at Kevin Hunter, her estranged husband. Here's what happened when she talked about what she did the night before, being out at a Rakim show and running into Mr. C. I hadn't seen DJ Mr. C in well over 10 years. DJ Mr. C was an integral part in me meeting my husband. Back in the day, I forgive you. Gotta forgive people. What'd she say about Mr. C and her ex-husband?

He introduced, Mr. C introduced her to her estranged husband. Oh, I thought she was accusing him of cheating again. I was like, what? I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. Oh, my goodness. Y'all play too much. Y'all play too much. All right.

Revolt, we'll see you guys on Monday. Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there. Mom, happy Mother's Day. My wife, happy Mother's Day. Mama-in-law, happy Mother's Day. Everybody else, the People's Choice Mix is up next. Get your request in. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Now, don't forget my real estate seminar. I know a lot of you guys have been asking me to come to your towns, your cities. So we are going to be going to Chicago next month and also New Orleans and Charlotte.

So those are the ones on the schedule. So hopefully we get to see you guys soon. I know they sell out pretty fast. So hopefully Cesar and I will get a chance to talk to you and talk to you about real estate and how to invest and how to gain wealth through real estate. All right. So now I just think about Donnell and his jokes. Shut up.

So shout out to my bro Cesar. But yeah, shout out to you, Cesar, a.k.a. Flippin' New Jersey. A.k.a. Big Puns. When y'all gonna go dead in the middle of Little Italy and sell some houses? Those are expensive. I don't know if Italy and sell some houses? Shut up, man. Those are expensive. I don't know if that's a good investment. Shut up.

And also, shout out to Miss Pat and Donnell Rawlins for joining us this morning. Yes. It's a funny Friday. Funny Friday. First of all, those are two of the funniest comedians doing it today, man. All jokes aside, we give Donnell a lot of hell, but Donnell really is funny on that stage. So go check him out at Caroline's this weekend if you're in New York. man. All jokes aside, we give Donnell a lot of hell, but Donnell really is funny on that stage. So go check him out at Caroline's this weekend

if you're in New York. Absolutely. All right. And Miss Pat is hilarious and I cannot wait until they do a show about her life. I hope this sitcom

pops off for her on Hulu. All right. And by the way, happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there. Yep. Shout out to my mama, Celeste. Shout out to my mama.

Happy Mother's Day to you. Hey, mama. Shout out to Gia. Shout out to my mama-in-law. Shout out to all my Happy Mother's Day to you. Hey, mama. Shout out to Gia. Shout out to my mama-in-law. Shout out to all my mamas. It is Mother's Day, huh? Yep. Yes, this weekend is Mother's Day.

Shout out to my wife. Yes, shout out to all the amazing moms who listen to the show. So, yeah, Mother's Day. I love this weekend. All right, when we come back. Father's Day don't get that same type of attention. It never does. It never does.

It never will. Sorry, guys. All right, well, when we come back, we got the positive. No, don't attention. Never does. Never does. Never does. Sorry, guys. All right. Well, when we come back, we got the positive note. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy Angelique. Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Now you got a positive note? Yes, man. I just want to say to all the kids out there, you know, it is Mental Health Awareness Month. And I know we live in this era of social media where you're always seeking validation from a bunch of complete strangers. I want to tell you, man, that the only permission, the only validation, and the only opinion that matters in our quest for greatness is our own.

You hear me? If you live for people's acceptance, you will die from their rejection. So love yourself, man. All right? Peace. Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag. This is mine. I own

this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my god. What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. That to Escape from Zaka Stan. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-A-Stan

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