The Breakfast Club - Give Some Good News

Episode Date: June 6, 2022

Today on the show, after the tragic news of rapper Trouble passing away over the weekend we ran back the time Trouble stopped by the show and spoke about storytelling, who created trap music and more. Next they opened the phone lines to hear some good news about anything going on in our listeners lives, because of all the bad news recently. Also Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to the man who killed Trouble this weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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these guys in check. With Charlamagne Tha God. I'm a lovable a**hole. And this is The Breakfast Club, b****es. Good morning, USA! 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! Good morning, Charlamagne. Good morning, Angela Yee. Peace to the planet!

It's Monday! Whoop, whoop, it's the planet. It's Monday. It's a Monday. It is definitely Monday, man. We back for another week. Man, I just drove in this morning from Atlantic City. I was there yesterday. I had to make a decision. I was like, I'm going to go home tonight or am I just going to drive to work in the morning? So instead, I got up this morning at 2 a.m., showered and came straight here. Why? Why are you saying stay? I did stay until 2 a.m., showered, and came straight here. Why? Why you just ain't stay? I did stay until 2 a.m.

I'm saying, but why you just ain't stay and broadcast from Atlantic City? We have interviews and stuff. Oh, okay. Yeah. I just thought, it is what it is. But shout out to the mayor, Marty Small. It was his, you know, he got reelected as mayor in Atlantic City. So he had a bunch of different events going on.

But what did you do, Charlamagne? This weekend, I did my favorite thing, which is absolutely, positively nothing. Okay? Sat around the house, caught up on TV. I'm reading a great book right now called The Big Leap. Fantastic book by, I think it's Gay Hendricks,

if I'm not mistaken. So I almost finished that. And yeah, just sat around and enjoyed this thing called life. Because I think that we need to do more of that nowadays. Man, let me tell you something. I was so hurt this weekend over Trouble getting killed. I didn't believe it was real when I first saw it. You know, I saw people posting about it on Twitter.

And then people were hitting me up like, you see, Trouble got killed. And I just couldn't believe that it was true. Yeah, it's so strange, right? Because, you know, there's something we learned a long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long time ago when we were kids and it was simple, right? And I know it sounds elementary, but it's the golden rule

and it's, you know, do unto others as you would have them do unto you. And, you know, just as a human being, I really think about that every day. I'm like, I'm not going to do anything to anyone that I wouldn't want to happen to me or somebody that I love. So I would never, you know,

understand the concept of being that hurt, you know, that much in pain, that angry to where I take another person's life for what seems like absolutely nothing. Yeah, so that was a crazy situation. But again, like, that's really tough. I know his family, his kids, you know, he bought his mom a house. I remember he talked about that on lip service, that he had just bought his mom a house and

how he would do anything for his family. Yeah, then I saw that. Then I saw, you know, Metro Boomer's mother got killed. Yes, by her boyfriend. Then he committed suicide you know, Metro Boomer's mother got killed. Yes, by her boyfriend. Then he committed suicide. Like, God, man. Man, it was a tough weekend. And then there was a lot of shootings this weekend.

We're going to talk about that in Front Page News in Philly. What happened in Philly. We saw a lot of things going on in Chattanooga. It was everywhere. I don't know what's going on. I know what's going on. There's a lot of people hurting. There's a lot of people in pain.

And there's a lot of people projecting that pain. Period. And that's what I always tell folks. Deal with your trauma. Your trauma's going on. I know what's going on. There's a lot of people hurting. There's a lot of people in pain. And there's a lot of people projecting that pain. Period. And that's what I always tell folks. Deal with your trauma. Your trauma's going to deal with you. Like, this is... I don't know, man. We'll talk about it, though.

We got front page news coming up. Yes, indeed. We'll talk about the shooting that happened in Philadelphia. Three people dead. 11 wounded. We'll tell you what they know so far. Jesus Christ. Also, we'll discuss the NBA Finals as well.

Yeah, I'm going back home. It's the Breakfast Club. Yes, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, the Breakfast Club. Charlamagne Tha God, Angela Yee, DJ Envy is off today. It's time for front page news. What we got, Yee? All right, well, the NBA Finals were last night. Yes, they were.

Right, so now it's tied one and one. The Celtics lost to the Golden State Warriors. They lost 88-107. Warriors in six. I told y'all this already. Well, the next game is Wednesday. All right. And Devin Haney, by the way, fought over the weekend.

Fantastic. He was in Australia. And it was a unanimous decision for him. So now Devin Haney is the undisputed lightweight champion. Fantastic. He had to go to Australia to win, and he dominated that fight. I watched that fight.

Fantastic, fantastic win for Devin Haney. Drop on the clues, Bonds, for Devin Haney. This dude is tough. Gamboa is tough. He's tough. That was a good fight. He was trying to come here before his fight, too, in Australia.

He was in New York. We tried to get him on the Breakfast Club, but I guess scheduling up here didn't work out. But shout out to Devin Haney. All right. Now, that's his name. I said Gamboa. All right. Now let's talk about this shooting that happened in Philadelphia on South Street over the weekend. A gunman opened fire in that. Well, multiple gunmen opened fire in the crowd. There were three people who died and 11 people were wounded. Now we do have some audio. This could be triggering because this is from a witness who was there. And you'll actually hear the gunshots.

So just warning you that this could be difficult to listen to. What are they both doing? Wait, they got the shoot! Oh! Man, they said there were hundreds of people just out on South Street, as they always are on the weekend, on a Saturday night, and they're looking for the shooters. They're saying there were several shooters. There's a curfew implemented as officials are trying to stifle any additional possible violence.

No arrests have been made, but they are offering a $20,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. Here is what one of the officers had to say about recovering a gun. We're uncertain whether he was struck or not, but the officer was able to get that individual to drop his gun and flee. That weapon that was dropped did have an extended magazine. Maybe because I'm 43 years old and I'll be 44 on June 29th, I don't have no desire to be out nowhere at midnight, period.

And I don't even like being around large groups of people anymore simply because I always tell y'all we're all relying on our own human behavior to keep each other safe, and I don't trust these people. Well, five guns were fired, police said, and two handguns were recovered at the scene. And so they are still, again, trying to find fired, police said, and two handguns were recovered at the scene. And so they are still, again, trying to find out, you know, what happened. They did identify those who passed away as Gregory Jackson, who was 34, Alexis Quinn, age 27, and a 22-year-old man whose name is not yet being released.

So they do believe one of the suspected gunmen is among the three people killed. And it's always over nothing. We always say, oh, we're waiting to see what it was about. It's about nothing. Whatever it is, it doesn't equate to three lives being lost. Guaranteed that. Alright, and like I said, there was a lot that happened over the weekend.

One person was killed, eight hurt in an overnight shooting at a Phoenix strip mall. A 14-year-old girl was killed. And according to the Sergeantant, Andy Williams, he told reporters nine people were taken to hospitals. After that shooting at 1 a.m. sent people running. They said it appeared a handgun was used after an argument erupted among those gathered for what was some sort of party.

And that shooting did happen about an hour after police reported that a teenage boy was shot and killed outside his home. That was about three blocks away. They don't know if that was related to this incident. Also, three people were killed and at least 14 injured after gunshots rang out in Chattanooga, Tennessee early Sunday. Yes, I know. It was at a nightclub just before 2.45 a.m.

And so they said in all, 14 victims were shot while three others were hit by vehicles attempting to flee the scene. Among the three deaths, two were from the gunshot wounds and one was from injuries after a person was struck by a vehicle. Nothing good happened? Somebody would make a killing doing just good news. There's got to be some type of outlet that can just do good news every day. I know that somebody had a baby or something. Somebody got a promotion, something.

Yeah, I don't know. Jesus Christ. Somebody beat cancer. There's a lot more going on. Jesus Christ. There has to be some type of good news somewhere. I know this is terrible for a Monday. It's terrible for any day. Oh my God.

Get it off. That's front page news? Yeah, that was front page news. Okay. Get it off your chest. 1-800-585-1051 if you want to call up and tell us why you're blessed. If you want to call up and tell us why you're upset, something you want to vent about, reach out and touch us right now. It's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. 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. What's up? It's The Breakfast Club. It's Get It Off Your Chest. And we have you on The Breakfast Club. What's up? It's The Breakfast Club. It's Get It Off Your Chest and we have Devin on the line. What's good, Devin? What's going on with you?

What's going on? You got good news for us? I said good news, man. I got a new crib. I'm moving in July. My daughter's potty trained. Yeah. Life is good.

Life is good, man. Oh, my God. Congratulations. That's huge. Yes, especially the potty training part. Yeah, man. I appreciate it.

Blessings to y'all, too, man. Y'all stay up. Keep doing what you're doing. Appreciate you, Kane. Congrats, Devin. All right. Now we got Kiana on the line. What's up, Kiana?

Yes. What's up, girl? You got some good news this morning? Yes. Now, good morning, Breakfast Club. I just wanted to give my son, Samarion Parker, a shout out. He graduated high school on Saturday. Tamarion, I'm so proud of you.

Aw, congratulations to him. He graduated high school. Now what's he doing? He's just going to relax for the summer, and he's supposed to start barber school soon. Oh, that's dope. You're going to get him early in barber school, huh? Yes. I respect that.

Okay. I recommend it. Congratulations. You right, Kiana, congratulations. You did that as a mom. That's got to be a good feeling. That's how it is. We don't appreciate barbers the way that we should. You know what I mean? Barbers provide an essential service.

I got barbers right up there with doctors and dentists and dermatologists and therapists, damn it. I know that's right. Yes, ma'am. All right, Kiana, congratulations. Thank you. Good morning. Let's get it off your chest. Yes, ma'am. All right, Kiana. Congratulations. Thank you. Good morning. It's Get It Off Your Chest.

Who's this? Hi, this is Taj. I'm calling into the Breakfast Club. We hear you, Taj. What's good? What you want to talk about this morning? Well, I want to talk about how much I appreciate the Breakfast Club and how I actually work in the industry.

You said you work in the what? In the industry? Yeah. Like, I've been making music professionally 10 years now. I go by the name Big Ty, B-I-G-G-T-I-E. We upload to YouTube, all that good stuff. Okay. And I have my own company.

I help a lot of artists, like, both, marketing, all that good stuff. I'm, like, 17 years now. Okay. You know, I just wanted to get a little bit more, you know, exposure to help out. Big Ty. Because I got fingers on deck. So you're a producer. Do you rap, too?

I do all of the above. All right. You going to do a little something for us? Oh, God. Do I want to say a little something? Come on, Big Ty. It's Monday, bro. We already depressed enough.

We've had enough bad news this morning. We don't need you. Yeah, there's nothing to it. You know what I'm saying? I got hip-hop. I don't believe you. I'm not a big freestyler. You don't believe me?

Yeah, I can hear it in your voice. I don't hear the conviction in your voice. You're not selling me. You know what I mean? But, you know, give people a website or something to go check out the music. Hell yeah. www. www. E-H-E-E-E-C

M-E-E. Bro, you gotta tell me before you spell it for me, bro. At least let me figure. Tell me what it is first, sir. It's the E's Media, right? Okay, the E's Media. Gotcha. This is taking too long. Alright,. Have a blessed day, sir. You too.

All right. Jesus Christ. That was painful. All right. It's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. If you want to call us right now and get something off your chest, reach out and touch 1-800-585-1051. It's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. I'm telling.

I'm telling. Hey, what you doing, man? I'm telling. I'm calling you. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Yes, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club.

Who's this? It's Dennis. How you doing, Shalman? Hello, Dennis. How are you, sir? Good. I cannot get enough of humor that you guys have every morning. Thank you, Dennis. Where are you from?

I'm from New Jersey, East Brunswick. Okay. We appreciate you. Absolutely. You guys get into such tedious details, being funny, that it's just impossible not to listen to. Okay. okay well thank you absolutely what do you do for a living i'm just curious i'm uh on disability okay okay how you doing

what do you do for a living i'm on disability okay that is a living though how much you get how much you get per month i get uh uh it's a 1,345 i, I think. Oh, man. If I'm not mistaken. Okay. Okay. All right, Dennis, we appreciate you for tuning in. I was yesterday at the Ukrainian festival in Times Square. Okay, how was that? I didn't know they had one. Very, very nice.

Very nice. They even had an opera singer. They had an opera? Opera, like singing... Oh, opera. I thought you said Oprah. I thought you said Oprah. They had an opera singer. They had an opera? Opera, like singing. Oh, opera. I thought you said Oprah. I thought you said Oprah. I thought you said Oprah. I was like, who's Oprah?

I thought Oprah was singing? Do you have family in Ukraine right now? Say it again? Do you have family in Ukraine right now? No, I do not. Okay. I was born in Moscow, but to me, there is no difference. Ukraine, Moscow, all the same, if you know what I'm trying to say.

Right. Got you. There is no differences. Okay. I'm with you, Dennis. Thank you very much. Thank you for calling. Thank you.

It was a wonderful day. You too, sir. That was nice. Thanks, Dennis. Yes, it's the World's Most Dangerous Morning Show, The Breakfast Club. Who's this? Hello? What's happening, King?

Get it off your chest, brother. What's good? What's good? Good morning, DJ Envy. Angel E, Sean, the man of God. Good morning. What's happening?? Get it off your chest, brother. What's good? What's good? Good morning DJ Envy, Angel E, Strongman and God. Good morning. What's happening? I'm good, I'm good. I'm just having a good weekend. Despite everything that's happened, I just wanted to promote some positivity and promote my brand, if anything. Talk to me.

I work on, I have a visual effects animation and company. So I do like computer animation videos, promo products and company. So I do like computer animation videos, promo products and everything. I definitely just dropped a video with Cassidy over the weekend where he named up

a whole bunch of different artists and everything like that. So if anybody needs like computer animation or any visuals done, my company's name is Visual by RA3.

Okay. And you can find me on Instagram at underscore dot RA3 dot underscore. Okay. All right,

thank you. I'm sure you do amazing, I say you do amazing work so people can hit you up. Yeah, I know that you probably might need some animation

or anything if you guys have any podcasts. I know I listen to the Brilliant Idiots, I listen to Lip Service, I listen to everything so like every time I hear it,

I see like 10 to 15 second podcast animation clips that I can do or if you guys need that go check my Instagram out and you'll be able

to find all the different work there alright that's dope I actually did some animation for lip service some animated clips with Remy Ma oh really

alright the next thing I actually left for corporate jobs two years ago and I've been doing this song so I just I hear all this stuff

coming in through the radio nowadays so I'm like hear all the stuff coming in radio nowadays I'm like hey let me call and see if I can try to get some positivity going through all right I'm sure you're gonna get some hits uh today so thank you thank you all right king get it off your chest who's this hey this is me day hey what's going on charlotte man please king I was drinking some water what's happening what's up me day yeah hey Yeah, I was like, hey, how you doing, Angelique? How you doing? You know, it's Monday.

We just getting started. We trying to crank this lawnmower up. What's happening with you? What's up, Ola Mide? I feel that. All right, so business first. Everybody, stop what you're doing right now. Go to Instagram.

Follow Jetlag forever. Everybody going to be feeling Jetlag soon. Oh, I thought you said jail life. You said jet lag? Jet lag. I don't know. No jail life. Nigerians, we don't do that.

No, sir. Hey, okay, my brother. Okay, why is everybody going to be feeling jet lag soon? Because jet lag is one of the dopest brands in Detroit right now. My friend, Iwakul, running the streets right now. It's crazy. Everybody's buying up their brands. Everybody's buying up their shirts.

Jet lag brand is going crazy. Okay. Everybody got to check that out. In addition to that, I just got to shout out some very powerful black people. Charlamagne Tha God, Kevin Hart, Nick Cannon. I'm only 24, but y'all raised me to be like

an ideal of what a strong black man should be like. Y'all doing so much for the culture. With Grant Coromino, you know, with your talk show, with Brilliant Idiots, walking out. I love y'all. Aw, man. Thank you, brother. Nah, that means the world. Thank you,

brother. I love those brothers. I love Nick Cannon and Kevin Hart. I love what they're doing. Thank you, brother. I appreciate you. Of course. Hey, y'all have a good one. All right, King. Get it off your chest. We do that every morning around the same time, man. So, you know, if you want to call in tomorrow and get something off your chest, if you want to tell us why you're blessed, you can call up and do it, okay?

Now, you got a rumor report coming? Yes, and, you know, we are going to play this interview that we had up here with Trouble and Mike Will made it when he was signing with Mike Will Made It. And so it was a great interview. We have that for you this morning. How many times has Trouble been up here? Once, I think. I feel like he's been up here twice.

Oh, maybe. I remember that time when he was here when Mike Rowe made it. So we'll have that for you this morning and we'll give you what details we do know about Trouble getting killed, unfortunately. And again, our condolences to his family, his close friends. This is really

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Okay, it's time for Rumor Report. We talk in trouble. 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. Well, in a really tragic and sad situation, Trouble was killed. This happened while he was at the residence of a female friend. This is in Conyers, outside of Atlanta. Now, apparently, the suspect was involved in a domestic situation with the woman that he was visiting. Trouble, and this man did not know each other. And he, apparently, they said the man, his name is Jemichael Jones, and they are looking for him. Based on warrants of allegations of murder, home invasion, and aggravated assault. He actually went to the home, and they said that he beat the woman up and then fired on Trouble and struck him in the chest once,

and Trouble was pronounced dead at the scene. The woman who was not identified, they said, was not described as injured at that time. So we do want to, again, give our condolences to Trouble's family and really close friends. Here is the sheriff talking about what happened. What we know and what I can tell you is that Mr. Morrell Orr, which is the victim, was visiting a female friend at the complex. And Mr. Jemichael Jones didn't know the female, and it was a domestic situation.

All right, so that's what we know so far. Now, Trouble used to come on Lip Service all the time. He was our unofficial male co-host, we would always say, and on one episode, he was talking about buying his mom a house. Congrats on buying your mom a house. Yes. Which I think stuff like that is amazing to see you do things like that.

Mom do help me down so hard. First she might know when I was guilty and so much that I was getting in. She still would go in there like, he didn't do that. Absolutely not my son. Wasn't him. Wasn't him. That was my.

So my whole thing was like, as soon as that get running up in the world tour, I can do some before. That's always gonna be first. If I even do anything for myself, like I might not buy a bitch ass thing, but it's gonna always be more on dude than my family first. And then he also talked about having no regrets.

Bruh, I ain't tight as shit like Lil with no regrets in history. I don't give a fuck whatever been done by nothing. I'm gonna keep it G code, I'm always straight on one way. So it's your life, I feel like you supposed to go through shit like it is what it is. Ain't no success without no story. So I'm cool with continuing to build my story until the big God call me home. Horrible, man.

I mean, any word you use is an understatement, right? Horrible, tragic. I understand not living with no regrets, but nobody wants to leave this earth at the hands of another person. At all. You know? Especially, you know, living with no regrets, but nobody wants to leave this earth at the hands of another person. At all. You know? Especially, you know, somebody who was probably dealing with so much hurt and, you know, pain, and they project that pain on that brother. They didn't even know each other.

It's like, that's what I was saying earlier about the golden rule. I know it sounds elementary to say, but it's like you're literally doing to others as you would have them doing to you. Like, I don't want to do anything to anybody that I wouldn't want done, you know, to me or somebody I love. So I just, I would never be able to wrap my mind around just taking somebody's life for absolutely, positively nothing. And since he just talked about buying his,

the clip we played of him talking about buying his mom's house, let's talk about The Rock, Dwayne Johnson. He went on Instagram over the weekend. He had some videos with his mom. He surprised her with a brand new home. Now he posted, bought my mom into her new family room where we placed her vintage ukuleles up on the wall. And I was able to unearth pictures of our ancestors that she hasn't seen since she was a child growing up in Samoa. She misses her mom

and dad. I miss them too. Thank you, for blessing me with a little bit of work ethic to make stuff like this happen. Enjoy your new home, Mom. So that's a dope feeling for him as well as he posted these videos. And he said he'll happily take his mom's tears of joy. He said, when I was a little boy, I hated when my mom would cry. These days, I'll happily take her tears of joy. Don't drop on the clues, Bob, for the rock. I appreciate that.

I'm telling you, we need to start goodnews.org. We need to report good news stories like that. Lord have mercy, everything's so dark nowadays. Alright, and Amanda Seals has responded to being left off of the real finale episode. She said it didn't include her and she was not happy

in responding to the promo of the finale. Here's what she said. So apparently the real in their finale episode, did promo. I am not featured in this thumbnail, and I am not featured in the farewell episode, apparently. I'll have some things to say about that. Good job. So she did join The Real for its sixth season and she left five months later she said it doesn't feel good to my soul to be at a place where i cannot speak to my people the way they need to

be spoken to and where the people that are speaking to me and despairing ways are not being handled i mean that's an obvious slight right i mean if they uh showcase every other host that's been on the rail thus far and and't showcase her, then that's an obvious slight, right? Yes, and I know Amanda is going to let us know what happened. All right, well, that is your rumor report. Let's end with the positive news from now on. Let's start with the dark and then let's end with the rock and on the high. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, this rumor report is.

We got front page news next year. Huh. It's not necessarily a good story, but let's talk about a man who was in the middle of proposing and got interrupted. Oh, I saw that. I saw that. Okay. Kind of funny.

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And the next game is going to be on Wednesday. In Boston. Warriors in six, though. Told y'all this already. All right. Well, let's talk about Disneyland Paris. So this week, well, last week, one of their workers ruined a marriage proposal in front of Sleeping Beauty's castle. It's a viral video now.

The man was kneeling on one knee. He was giving his partner the ring. The woman got emotional. She put her hands over her mouth. People were applauding. And then a person who works there who has not been identified comes over and says, to do it over here, it'll be better. Listen to this. Yes, that's great. It's over here.

She's going to be even better. I don't know if y'all saw that video, but literally this guy looks like he's intercepting a football. He comes running out of nowhere and snatches the ring out of the fiance's hand while the fiance is on his knee about to propose to his girlfriend. And I respect people who give their all to whatever it is they're doing, but come on, man. Even the higher-ups at Disney, your supervisor, your manager, your boss,

got to be looking at you like you suck. Yeah, a spokesperson for Disney said the theme park has since communicated with the couple. They've apologized. Yeah. And they said, we regret how this was handled. We have apologized and offered to make it right. You're just a human, a terrible character to do something like that. Who would even think to interrupt someone on their knee and grab the ring and be like,

over here will be even better. You have no soul. You stole that couple's moment. And for what? You'll never get a promotion. Because I'm telling you, the people you work for think you are a complete lame and the patience of the brother proposing he had every right to swing on that man because that could have been that's that's actually stealing by the way you stole my you stole from me you stole my moment you know and

you stole my property because he snatched the ring out his hand well he didn't he yes he did i don't know about that listen if it's still that moment. He snatched the ring out of his hand and took off running. I don't know you an employee there. In these times where everybody's, you know, stealing and robbing, he had every right to jump on that man and beat his ass in that moment. But what would make, I think, if you feel like there's a space that would have been good for pictures, you'd wait until after, it would be like, hey, if you guys want to come over here

and take some pictures, that could be nice. That's all. You don't interrupt the moment. That employee should be arrested for stealing. That was stealing. Not only did he steal the moment, he stole the guy's ring. He snatched the ring and took off running. All right.

Now let's talk about one of the mothers who ran into Robb Elementary School to rescue her two children during the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas last week. She said that police threatened to violate her probation for speaking about the incident to reporters. Anjali Gomez told CBS News on Thursday she was forced to rush into the school after watching police fail to quickly respond to that deadly shooting. And she criticized them in media outlets. And she said an officer threatened to charge her for violating probation. Here's what she said.

And they started escorting me out and as I see that they're opening my son's door, I go run for my son and I get him. While you were inside the school, did you see officers inside the school? There was not one officer inside the school when I ran to my second son's class. There was not one officer. And you were hearing gunshots so you knew that it was an active shooter. It was still active. The gunshots were still active. They were not in there. There was no one in there. If anything, when I pulled up, my car was closer to the school than where the snipers and everybody that was laying on the ground were.

I was just thinking that they could have saved many more lives. Yeah, so the police are not appreciating her speaking out. And a lot of people are saying they really dropped the ball in this situation. And again, lives could have been saved. Imagine your children are inside that school and you feel like the police aren't doing anything. She did whatever she had to do to keep them safe. That's another reason, you know, that no civilian should have an AR-15, right? Because if the police are outside thinking about the fact that, man, we don't have the firepower to go against that guy inside of there.

That lets you know why civilians should not have an AR-15. All right, well, that is your front page news. That's right. And listen, when we come back, we're going to throw back to a conversation we had with Mike Will Made It and the late, great Trouble. You know, Trouble was up here. He had just signed with Mike Will Made It and the late, great Trouble. You know, Trouble was up here. He had just signed to Mike Will.

And so they were up here discussing that. But, you know, like I said, Trouble is always one of the most entertaining people when he speaks. Just very insightful and funny. You know, and very talented. So we're going to get that on for you. Yes.

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The full 45 minutes is up on Breakfast Club's YouTube page. But you can listen to it now. RIP Trouble. It's the Breakfast Club. We got some special guests in the building. Mike, Will, and Trouble. Hey, let's give it up for Hood drinking juice, man. He had his juice right there.

And Trouble said, man, what you sipping on? Mike said, he said that near long, ain't he? No, no, no, no. What did you say? I said some of that Liv Long. Liv Long. You said Nia Long. He said that Liv Long.

I thought you niggas lit that little faster. And you juicing too, Trouble? I don't know. I ain't know what he had going on yet. Why are we trying to put my arms on though? I'm just trying to revive myself real quick. I'm flat lined, yeah. You was out last night? Yeah, it was a long one. OK, OK, OK. Some call it. I'm flatline, yeah. It was your last night?

Yeah, it was a long one. Okay, okay, okay. Some call it. I don't know what club call it. I just be ready to slash. I end up pulling up on some of these out all night, though. Well, trouble here to promote Edgewood. Edgewood.

Edgewood. How much did Mike Will elevate your sound, you think? Mike, I don't know. I feel like my sound been my same sound since the beginning, for real, for real. It's just a continuation of my story, for real. I just be telling my life story and everything. I don't know, I feel like my sign been my same sign since the beginning, for real, for real. It's just a continuation of my story, for real. I just be telling my life story and everything. I don't been doing everything. I be witnessing, for real.

Mike definitely got some deeper track than what I might just grab. I'm Gmail shouter. I don't got to have one of the bigger producers in the game. I still be going through Gmail. You can be 16 for Wichita Cans. I don't really be Cans. If you got that heat, I just pull it up.

But Mike definitely had a deeper sound to it. I feel like that's why we end up just being like, we might as well just do everything the whole way, all the way together. How y'all hook up? I've been rocking with Mike for a minute, like I said, before I really even got in the game. Like, because he was already rocking with my bro.

Like, as soon as I came home, you feel me? Like, so he was already, like, to be honest, he was always on my line, just trying to get me out of there. Like, bro, you got to stay came home, you feel me? Like, so he was already, like, to be honest, for knowing he was always on my line, just trying to get me out of there. Like, bro, you gotta stay in, stay locked in. But I still really was walking the one foot in, one foot out way, you know what I'm saying? Really not even believing about no nothing.

I ain't really, I ain't really like the way, like, the politics you gotta play in, just different dude who I was meeting in the game, I was like, they're too gay, like, not in the literal, like, not in the literal sense, like, being gay, like, sitting on the throne. But, you know what I mean? It was just too much foo-foo that I didn't really

want to rock with. But then I was able to see, like, from me sitting back from doing what I still was doing, and then him staying down and still being in the studio, and him gravitating to where he ended up being at. I was like, damn, that pop off for real. So when he actually ended up coming back in the States and called my phone, he stayed on my line, you know what I'm saying? He ended up just hitting me like, bro, he s*** pop off for real. So when he actually ended up coming back in the States and called my phone,

he stayed on my line, you know what I'm saying? He ended up just hitting me like, bro, you need to pull up, bro. I'm telling you, you hit, bro. You still got the streak. Snack love you. Ain't no way you can't be out of here, you feel me? I was like, man, I just ended up jumping out of my comfort zone at one point in time. Like, man, let me go on out there, motherf***er.

He always be at one studio. I hate that s***. Like 30 minutes away from the city. I'm up in the turf with him. Like, I'm in the middle of the turf in a you know that's all like I'm not coming out there by no rep you got a car right you crazy to go do some rap to us better than what you used to be doing man no you know you feel but it took me a minute to jump out my comfort zone, you feel me? Like, I was still stuck in my box. I was like, bro, I'm straight.

Well, I'm mad with it, bro. Just pull up to the bluff. You feel me? Like, I don't want to go out with no tree sound. This Gwinnett County, these folks just sent me, man. These folks just sent me down the road. And for the record, he really did say pull up to the bluff, though. Nah, for real.

I hate it going out there. Oh, wait, real quick, too, by the way. What, what? Trouble didn't mean gay, like gay gay. Yeah, he cleaned it up. Yeah, I know the LGBT community going to try to jump all over him. He didn't mean it like that. Yeah, I tried to tell him. So how'd you get the name Trouble?

That came from the turf, like from some of the OGs, like since I was young. You was always in trouble? I wasn't always in trouble. Like, it really was just when it was necessary. You know what I'm saying? And it came really from me hearing licks and shit. Like, I was pulling your window was necessary I was a lot and it came really from me and licks like well I'll pull the moves like when I was on when I was a jet like that came before trapping and all that so like really one of my big dog he got like sit like sinister right now free tre tre but

he was he was always put me on there thing so when he'll push up on the block he was talking to all the old heads and telling them like who were moving for him whatnot so anytime I started coming back up that one thing ain't like, bro, anytime Shia would come around, he ain't finna be nothing but some trouble. But it really just came from me pushing moves and I was always ready to hit. Like I love anybody in the A-Lite who just know me or know about anything.

They know I'ma hit it out. Like Shia would love to fight. Like when we grow up, it was always about the hit, you know what I mean? We'll shoot it out, we'll bust it at the end of the day, but we love to hit, you feel me? So that just kind of a little bit what came behind my name. People with you too.

Now you guys just finally, finally announced that you signed to Air Drummers, but I know you guys have been rocking with each other for a while now, so did you just sign or you just announced it? Because what took so long for this to happen? Nah, we actually did like the paper, the real paper work, like probably a little bit

before I went back in the counter on the last little sit down. So it probably took like a month and a half before I went back in. How many times you got locked up? S***. Just put my name in Google. It's share. You just came home in January, right?

Yeah. For drug possession. Yeah. I called a little... They really were trying to blitz me. It was a little trafficking charge. It was a trafficking charge. I think my lawyer said it was like a gram away from being in the fed with it.

But, like, if it really went from home, they were trying to belt tie me. She told me, he's a man to society. Like, he obviously ain't learned his lesson. I'm like, man, I ain't even got in there since I've been home from the Lala rodeo. You feel me? But she really was trying to sit me. But my lawyer ended up working it more. And it's so crazy, bro, the way the big guy work.

Like, my lawyer ended up working it more for me sitting in there probably for like nine in the morning about 4 30 lad one up in the coat house type of movie film just telling them everything for what i had them built up from me being home and what i was working on what not she ended up going for so i just need a little time going out because i done just invested my money up in the studio i got my own studio in the a and all that i'll be like we just did the deal and all this so she end up cutting it down and stuck she stuck she went for the move all that ten years she's like no cuz first she wanted me to get the whole ten on the seat now so she gave me ten years on paperwork and told me to do three in the inside again I was like man I'm gonna take that since

single-digit I got it all right but she was like I give you I give like a month and a half to be out and then you just have to turn yourself in so I already knew I often have to go back in there. So that's when we ended up shooting the movie and all that before I went in real quick just to get some things in order. And then my lawyer, it's so crazy. Like, as soon as I came home, probably like a month and a half later, my lawyer ended up dying on me. What, like a heart attack?

No, he hadn't already had cancer. Like, he hadn't been tripping about it. Like, he had been doing good, actually. Like, for real, for real. Like, when I first caught the case, it was shell on me. He hadn't been tripping by like he had been he had been doing good actually like for real for real I when I first caught the case it was she'll on me Yeah, I'm been told me about like it Hectic knows that but then when I can't like when we were going through it I was like you've been alright like he even rock with me for a minute since I was young it my sign lawyer Mike Malou

Junior if him so he end up he and him and you like Sean cool I for you know it for then I call calling my phone, like, man, Mike just tapped out on the. I like, damn, like, the council crazy. So what happens when your lawyer dies and you figure it out? That's why I feel like, if I ain't really, I feel, I really feel like on some real,, if I ain't had him, like, I'd have been in there. I'd have had to have another real sit down.

Like, I'd really be up through there. Like, he just working his move. Yeah. Like, you know, he the man in the county. Certain folks you got to go through in different counties, you know what I'm saying? Like, who can really work the one? So I feel like, if I ain't had him at home, like, it would have really been shit. I'd have cut the phone because they was at meing certain folks you got to go through in different counties, you know what I'm saying? Like, who can really work the one? So I felt like

if I ain't had a home, like, it would have really been shit. I let them cut the phone because they was at me. So who you got now? Because it sounds like you might need one again.

I really ain't trying to. He come in that studio any time. I be pulling up now and then. Yeah, I'm trying to rep. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, like, I try.

I be staying out of the way for real, for real. We'll be back with more of our throwback conversation with Trouble right here on the World's Most Dangerous Morning Show, The Breakfast Club.

Yes, it's the World's Most Dangerous Morning Show, The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne Tha God, Angel Lee, DJ Envy. And today we are flashing back to a conversation we had with my man Trouble from 2018, man, April of 2018 to be exact. This is when Trouble was promoting his Edgewood project with the good brother Mike Will made it and you know trouble You always got very insightful things to say man So, you know

We just want to show that brother some love this morning and paying homage to the good brother trouble right here on the Breakfast Club Who's your biggest support in the a as far as artists wise? I see you work with everybody from Gucci to thug to who should be I can't say some part of like Yeah, I don't feel like no real supporter like that, just being real. They all rock when it time to rock, you know what I'm saying? If I'm the call out, but I just ain't no wave runner either though.

So I think a lot of dudes be expecting you to always be on their line, like if they popping or they having something going on, like they be blowing them down. Hey man, let's do all this. That ain't never been my steelo about no nothing. I don't care if you just now coming in the game you smoking or if you are right top of the totem pole I just like the thing to be genuine

That why I was looking at Mike so crazy like when he come to the studio like he playing the songs and then I end up here Drizzy verse on on the bring it back the second work. I had two verses on them I'm looking at him too hot for real for a lot like, boy, who the hell you going to put on my song? You tripping. Like, I don't rock like that. You didn't know where Drake at first? No, not at all.

I'm out of town the whole time when Drake had him calling my phone. I was out there in Hawaii with a snack. Like, I'm booing. I'm on the hen dog. You see what I mean? Yeah, I was booing. You call him a thousand times. No, I never called him because I told Drake, I was like, bro, we ain't even going to hit him.

I'm going to just pull up to Atlanta and just play the verse. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I'm just like, man, when I get to Atlanta, I'm hitting him. I'm like, where you at, bro? You know what I'm saying? Pull up to the studio. Because I know this is like, this is a game changer.

Absolutely. We about to just do a mixtape right now, like a six-song mixtape. This dude just hop on here. Like, he hears it one night, gets on the verse that night, and then you know what I'm saying, next day sends the verse. I'm like, man, okay, I work with Drake a lot. Like this don't really just happen like that.

You know what I'm saying? So it was like, boom, I go back to the city. Hey bro, I pulled to the studio. Man, all right, boom. When we pulled to the studio, we going through the songs. He like, dang, brother go in. Like, why you keep playing all the songs we already got? I'm like, man, I just put some mixes on the mic you know what I'm saying like just listen

Man look at the beat up for real Can you put a beat on? Nah boom And then I play that bring it back you know what I'm saying and then like Drake come on and he just looking like Who that is bro? And then I'm like I'm just still bopping I'm like and then he's he's like, man, who is that? And then his boys already know. His boys, they thought, like, he already knew. They were like, damn, bro, that's hard.

That's hard. He was like, man, who that is? And then he was like, man, they were like, bro, that's Drake. He was like, oh, hey, hold up, man. Run that back right quick. Hold on. You didn't tell me you put him on there. You know what I'm saying?

And it was just like, it was just like. And that's the point you knew that it wasn't gonna be a mixtape Anymore that this is gonna be album man Really we still look at this like a mix site because it was just like it was just like an organic It was an organic such an organic thing you feel me and like I anyone I anyone a car right then it and make like Man, it's just like boom let it happen organically like this and then boom they link up No saying then when they link, they got their own relationship. And, like, Drake already, like, and I feel like that's my position.

You know what I'm saying? As a producer, like, artists, like, they might be so into their own world, you know what I'm saying, that they don't even cross paths. You know what I'm saying? So it's like, sometimes it's like I got to make that bridge. You know what I'm saying? Sometimes it's like me pulling up on the studio with Drake, having a whole another session and then i end up playing this playing this project and he's like boom he get on that song you know i'm saying not not what we were working on he get

on that song and like send that back and like he still worked on what we were working on but it was like man boom that was just urgent absolutely and it was like man that's when we're like okay we gotta we gotta put it out serious though. You know what I'm saying? We gotta shoot some videos, bro. Like, he shot a whole movie that's crazy. You know what I'm saying? All his videos is crazy.

And it's like, man, we wanted to come with that top tier trap, like come with something different. Like, you know what I'm saying? I feel like when people see quality now, they're like, you know what I'm saying? Like, their heart stopped. You got out of jail in January. So was you writing a lot in jail?

Nah, not for real, for real. I really was just prayed up and just in them book. Like, you know what I mean? I write while I'm home. Like I got so much music. Like it don't take me too long while I'm in there recording for real, for real. Like I just done been through so much.

I got so many stories in me. It don't take me long at all. Rather I just go straight in or rather I write. But it dope when I, I can't say I have paid attention to this when I, versus when I just go in there or record, like sometimes that be some mumbo jumbo. And I'm glad I got real ones around me though cause they might tell me like,

man that ain't it right there, you know what I'm saying? For just first being like, yeah, yeah, that's smoking, that's smoking, let me put out something there, three whack, you smell? So I was like, hell nah, so but when I do write verses for them, when I'm just freestyling, it be hardest. What influence you rapping? What was your influences rapping?

Pop, same ones I did to this day. Pop, Boosie, DMX. I got them folk painted up on my walls in my studio. The old BG. Like, I don't really listen to all that mumbo gumbo. Like, it be boo like for when I'm in the club or whatever. I can listen to certain dudes. Like, all right, it cool for the vibe.

I got the hen dog in me. it's whatever you know I'm saying snack of villas around here like if I just land or like my ride or or if I'm in the hood like that what that's what I'm have all my young as I was just talked to him DMX pop boosted DMX ghetto boy the OBG play a fly I'm on out of nothing from the a from a out when it comes to the a out care you, the old BG, Play or Fly. I'm on all that. Nothing from the A? From the A. When it comes to the A, OutKill. You know, the old T. I still got that on my phone.

The old T, the old G. But I just like music that BJB telling to my soul. I feel like you listen to too much of that garbage. You know what I'm saying? You kind of become a product of what you're putting into yourself. You know what I'm saying? You like people that talk about something. Yeah.

What was the reservations for you to actually sign the deal with Mike Will when he was coming to get you? Because for a lot of people, having a producer like Mike Will who's had all the hits that he's had and the success he's had, they would jump at that opportunity. But why were you so like not certain? I just ain't never been thirsty. Like I don't have several offers like since I've been home.

Like them folks trying to lock me up in that paperwork, yeah. But I just like, if it went all the way right, about no nothing. I don't got no problem taking the long road. Like, I feel like I ain't come anywhere with shit. So I ain't just got to have it all at one point in time, about no nothing. You feel me?

And I'm going to always have my responsibilities on my shoulders, and I know how to weigh them out. So I ain't just, like, soon as somebody tell me, like, hey, we got $3 million for you. And I'm just like, hey, yeah, let's go with it. Me not knowing, I might not get no more money after the fact like you might be getting a hundred percent of everything else and i'm getting them but they're three million and a lot of cases that what the situation was with the earlier offerings you know what i'm saying so i was like once we

looked through it and me and my team chopping it up my family and my manager because he be too strict on it like he all the way through all the paperwork send it through them lawy folk then they send me the paperwork back it has some in a red slasher I was like ah damn they must be one of the homies you know what I'm saying but I was like hell so I was like hell nah so when it came down to where Mike done like they real was on something like I'm already knowing like f*** with the relationship we got and how we rocking like I know my boy ain't f***ing trapping period like you know what I'm saying so I'm already knowing this in my head but at at the same time, I'm looking like shit business,

so I still got to keep my head in the game, you feel me? But when it came down to them, when we sitting down, we chopping up, for one, the feeling was a natural vibe, and we all were just kicking shit and chopping business. And then them folks really was on some shit, like, you make the turn type thing. Like, they ain't just come at me on no willy-nilly type shit, like, and just throw nothing out there on no bull shit.

Them folks, like, you make the turn, you feel me? So so when we came down to it and we actually made our own turn then like why the hell not go for it you feel me like let's get it pop we'll be back with more of our throwback conversation with trouble right here on the world's most dangerous morning show the breakfast club hey guys i'm kate max you might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after

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most dangerous morning show the breakfast club Charlemagne Tha God Angela Yee DJ Envy and today we are flashing back to a conversation

we had with my man Trouble from 2018, man. April of 2018, to be exact. This is when Trouble was promoting his Edgewood project with the good brother Mike Will Made It. And, you know, Trouble, he's always got very insightful things to say, man. So, you know, we just want to show that brother some love this morning and paying homage to the good brother Trouble right here on The Breakfast Club. I love the record, man. Real is rare, so I rarely f*** with n***a. Expound on that motto. Really, bro? this morning and paying homage to the good brother Trouble right here on The Breakfast Club. Like and they're passing out the wrong messages like they don't don't be understanding how important it is Like when you get in these platforms because like you become a voice For the for the youth and the nation for everybody who listening to who become your following who become a follower of you

If him but new do it just be so be so selfish and it all be it all be for the paperwork at the end Of day people just money motivated. So I ain't thinking about nothing about far for what they put not here They ain't telling nobody that ends or not. So the street, they just telling them, oh, hey, I'm going to shoot your granite house, shoot your granite house, but you ain't never even shot nobody's goddamn grandma house. So why you going to tell that little man go do it?

Now he facing a whole elbow. You feel me? He ain't got no money to put up. You ain't telling him no way to go hustle up and get no bankroll set that's to the side. Don't go f***ing up at Lenny. You feel me? I ain't telling no f***er nothing like that Perry and you just send this up for downfall that

why I feel like at the end of day when I come in like of course I came in bussing for trouble trouble because that was just my life at the end of the you know actually that's actually fat so and it's that song actually came around from me listening to the beats and he talking with the OG that I brought you and he got do nothing no more everybody but so for you you really just need to take them music serious, but lock on in. So, like, my life is my life, but at the same time, we're like, I know folk be listening.

So I be like, I don't want to put out the b****. I want to let the b**** know, like, it can go their way. It could go up. It could go down. Like, your plan could go south. And what to do and how to be prepared for different, certain situations, you know what I'm saying? Because it's important.

Because at the same time, I look at it like for like boosting them like that helped me guide in certain situations that that made made me be all the way on right and for to even be for well met with it today because I would have crashed all the way out if I was listening to so much you know what I'm saying like I don't think dude really think about too much like for for when they just putting out just going in there and thinking like because the simplest these day really be getting you the bigger bankroll you know then like folk just folk just dumb as hell like got add out here you know what i'm saying that's why it kind of you if you think about it like back in the day everybody was rapping out a 16 ball like you around put a seat team or something these day man cutting your ass off his seat

yeah like that's too much they just like hell nah you could be saying the realest in the world like you know something that's gonna really relate, hell nah, you could be saying the realest shit in the world. Like, you know what I'm saying? Something that gonna really relate, you know? Something that you could be going through right then at that moment. You feel me?

What you finna need to hit them last four ball. But you gonna cut it off like if he ain't got the right jam, if he ain't whamming too bad, you know what I'm saying? So I be trying to get on

something where it gonna, it'll kind of gravitate or circulate back around toward that where it has real true meaning, you know what I'm saying? At the end of the day, folks know like, my life and my music and my facts and you know what I'm saying? At the end of the day, folks know, like,

my life and my music and my facts and my life for real, for real at the end of the day. So I just felt like I always just, I just needed a chance for somebody just to reach out by that and just kind of bring me toward a light body to where folks can actually hear me out, you know what I'm saying? So how do you balance it? How do you balance being from the street and putting it in your music? Because, you know,

of course you don't want to send the wrong message, but if it's your real life, you got to get it out. I mean, because I ain't no robot at the end of the day. You feel me? So I got to go through shit. Like, I got feelings about certain shit. I care about my family. Like, I don't have chicks who I care for.

You know what I'm saying? So I ain't just one way about no nothing. Like, the streets are the streets, and that's where I'm going to be at with it at the end of the day. But I live, too. Like, I'm a regular nigga. You know what I'm saying? So, like, with the music, when I go in there,

I don't just stay one way about no nothing because that ain't reality. I go with my feelings about things. So if certain beats will come on, like the Ryder beat come on, and it give me certain memories far from when I was dealing with somebody that was silent or somebody that didn't understand

what it took to be silent or what a real rider was, then I tell that story. You know what I'm saying? Like, when the hurt real bad come on, it click in on my head about all the betrayal and all the backstabs and everything that I was going through in my real life that brought the tears out while I'm recording that one. And then I tell that story. You feel me?

Like, I don't go in there and feel like worried about public perception. Hey, you trouble, man. You got to be straight out there and feel like worried about public perception. Hey, you trouble, man. You got to be straight out there and just get to them straight raw. Everything need to be slash them up, bust them down. Like, hell no, because that ain't real. That's real.

I even saw when you came home, you unfollowed everybody on social media. That's what I told them, though, within one of my comments, whatever. I know there's no folks so damn sensitive these days. Folks take everything in their heart. You can't say nothing about no name but I would meet I'm a speed I feel bro like so what would it work out like I know some folks gonna take it to heart but it wouldn't even bought nobody personally like I

just didn't want to see no more that shit like I just feel like like you get so consumed and you'll go from checking phone out from about five ten minutes in some catch how you laughing whatever well you know that fire done turned into four to five. You know what I mean? That four to five done turned into two hours. You feel me? That's just too much wasted time. Where you really could be like, close that out.

Go down your car lot. See who you need to call about something. And keep flipping it on up. You know what I'm saying? Try to get some new situations or something going on. Like, you can't never be, you know what I'm saying? You can't never be too content with nothing about no now. I don't care how many M&Ms you got or honers or't never be, you know what I'm saying? You can't never be too content with nothing about no now. I don't care how many M&Ms you got or honours or whatever it is.

You know what I'm saying? Like, jump out here and try to build up a relationship with folk. That's what it was about me. So I was like, man, it's just too much on my damn phone. So I wanted to keep it off of that just in case for when my mind kind of started wandering around and I wanted to get on the ground. When I do click on her, it was nothing to see. You feel me?

And I did that. When I did come home, like, and I got everybody get on the ground when I do click on her it was nothing to see you feel me and I did that when I did come on like and I and I got here by all my it was certain time well I'm sure going on the ground I click out like I'm gonna be pop but I'm really forgetting it all unfollowed everybody you know that going on I scroll about it ain't no no no so it kept me out of that world you know I'm saying and then I jumped back into reality cuz sometimes I had a lot of people who they sell and i think that that wasn't up a lot of people in the world too far for how folk be moving like people feel like these days like you can only wear one you're like an outfit that you buy no matter what it is rather than goo whop or javenture or whatever you feel

like you're only supposed to wear this one time that come from being so stuck into that social media and you seeing everybody who extra turned up and all they this, like they always swapping it out on every picture. So you start to feel like you become unappreciative of what you got. You feel like you've become real disrespectful for anything that you're doing or the big God don't bless you with, you know what I'm saying? You start looking at clothes like, yeah, like I can't, I can't wear that no more. I just had that one on March 20th. Like it's so wet.

It's yours. You worked hard for whatever you had to go pay for that you know what i'm saying so they're yours at the end of the day who's gonna tell you how many times you supposed to wear it or how many times you supposed to remake you know what i'm saying like i don't come for this man who you got a billion dollars set up somewhere where you can just do 365 outfit you know that for you man is you crazy like but that come from that social media because you could be absolutely comfortable and that's when you net back around to the music to the light that why I

Talk such enough in the general state brother for everybody to grab some from because at the same time do make Life if you pop it for an instant like they'll make a young uncomfortable with being his cell brother cutting might be like He could like nine to five for some for you feel me like everybody ain't gonna be the bigger goddamn drug dealer everybody ain't gonna be the bigger rapper or the biggest singer or none of this but so if a coming to you and he telling you like bro i'm finna got now walmart just call me say they finna hire me man i'm gonna just go hold it down for a little bit and then but you have certain dude who's gonna be like boy that was up boy go hold it down that me but i go hold it down that's what you need to be doing you feel me then you gonna have something black better lame ahead

But we're gonna get a nine-to-five Joe's on the man the whole time and if you have such a following with everybody jostling on you start laughing at you that's gonna Make the feel uncomfortable with it and be like man and I can't be no duck out here you feel me You know even to jump in the street in your street, so he'll know how to roll He'll know what to roll even to pick up a scrub and go hit a family dollar buying nothing in there Crash great at night really crash and straight out and that's just came from what an people night I don't need be panel to net and before you know and at home got a cave the same We did tell you lame ahead forgot now going to get your Walmart job gonna be like then

Dummy so you see him on the new like dumb he should win he got that job now He should have told him that What book change my last question what book changed your life the most in jail? I can't say really change like I grab something from all on though like for real for real I read I was up on Park Resurrection book the 48 of course I read a lot of Jane Patterson book like I grab something from everything All right, we appreciate you guys for joining us. Trouble Mike Will, Edgewood out right now.

That's right. Edgewood out right now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Oh, man. Yes, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne Tha God, Angela Yee, DJ Envy is off.

Today it's time for The Rumor Report. Let's discuss Michael B. Jordan. It's time, time, time. She's spilling the tea. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Man, well, it looks like Michael B. Jordan and Lori Harvey have broken up. And so according to reports, they've been together for about a year and a half, although it does feel like it's been a lot longer than that. They were a really great looking couple together.

It looks like they both brought out a lot of great things in each other. We saw the two of them being really open and loving on social media. But according to a source close to the couple, they confirmed to People that Michael and Lori are both completely heartbroken. They still love each other.

They said Michael matured a lot over the course of their relationship and was ready to commit for the long term. He let down his guard with her, opening up emotionally in a romantic relationship for the first time. They had great times together and brought out the best in each other. Why do these things need press releases, though? Michael, do we need a press release saying that they broke up?

Because what if they get back together in two days? Is there going to be another press release that says, Lori Harvey and Michael B. Jordan back together again? Well, it could be also in case either one of them are spotted out with somebody. You don't want to feel like they're still in a relationship or somebody's cheating on someone. But who's that for? Because if I start kicking it with somebody else, I'm telling them, oh, me and Lori are not together no more. Who's that for?

I guess it allows you to move on with your life because when you are publicly in a relationship and then you break up, you know, I don't know. They didn't issue the statement, by the way. Come on. Yeah, they didn't issue the statement. Yeah, come on. Okay. Come on.

You've been in this business a long time. Come on. Of course they did. All right. And there's some white women rubbing their hands together like, ew, Michael B. Jordan is back in these suburban streets. Well, DeVito already, people feel like he's shooting his shot.

So he said something like, he called her the MVP. So there you go. All right, Jamie Foxx. And sat down and did an interview with Tank and Jay Valentine on their new podcast, R&B Money. That's on the Black Effect Podcast Network on iHeartMedia. And Jamie Foxx

talked about an incident where a very prominent actress thought that he was Rick Foxx. I was in a hotel with a very prominent actress and she was doing cocaine. I wasn't. I don't do that because of my religious beliefs. But she does the cocaine. She says, I'm a bad mother because of my religious beliefs, but she does the cocaine She says I'm a bad mother and then she goes wow

I didn't think I would be in this room doing cocaine with Rick Fox She thought I was Rick Fox the whole night bro She thought I was Rick Fox I was like I'm not light skinned with good hair like this What happened is this she jumps on my limo thinking it's somebody else's. What am I doing? I said, I don't know. I can't believe you. Are you fucking serious?

I don't know. I can't fucking believe I'm with Rick Fox. When you say, what are you doing? You're doing cocaine. Okay, that's what you're doing. Young lady.

Salute to R&B Money Podcast though, Tank and J. Valentine. They are currently sitting at number one on the Apple Music charts for podcasts. So drop on the clues bombs for the R&B Money Podcast. Make sure you subscribe to that on the Black Effect iHeartRadio Podcast Network. I see they're going to have pink sweats on there. I love pink sweats.

That's really good. All right, now, Boosie Badass. He's thanking God after learning that his 18-year-old son did not father a child with his ex-girlfriend. Remember when Boosie was up here, he said he was about to be a grandfather. He also kind of didn't believe the woman was pregnant at the time. Well, it turns out that he is not a grandfather, according to the test. That's not his son's son.

So in addition to that, I guess it was something crazy that happened. He said the things these women do these days is crazy. My son has had the most stressful year of his life because of this situation. Okay. Y'all want to do this to my son bet in the mama of the door, the mama of the daughter, the worst last pick is the real mother and father. So I guess it wasn't even this woman's baby. It was somebody else's baby. And I think the aunt reached out as well and sent him a message and said, this is the same baby, my nephew, not Torrance. So I guess the baby belonged to a whole other person. And he felt like the mom and the daughter were trying to trap his son.

So here is Boosie's reaction upon finding out that he's not a grandfather. Just found out that ain't my son, baby. I'm not a grandpa. Oh, Lord, did he kidnap somebody, baby? I'm not a grandpa. Oh, Lord. They done kidnapped somebody, baby. Brought it down there like it's my grandchild. Oh, you're going down, baby. Oh, Lord.

I need everybody to come to the club tonight. I'm getting everybody free drinks. I ain't no grandpa. Yeah. For, oh, Lord. Oh, Lord. They done made a movie about my son now. Oh, man. This is a conspiracy of the ages. My heart beating fast. Thank you, Lord. Oh, Lord. They made a movie about my son. Oh, man.

This is a conspiracy of the ages. My heart beating fast. Thank you, Jesus. Woo. Great day. I'm pouring everybody a look of the night. I'm not the highest grade of weed in the dispensary, but I think Boosie's happy about not being a grandpa. Yeah, he's thrilled.

I'm getting that feeling. And then he posted a picture with the baby. I knew when I seen him, and he knew it, too. And there's a picture of him and the baby kind of looking like, we don't know each other like that. And he said, plus he was too damn heavy. Both of them skinny. Look at that.

Look, I was giving him. It was a baby, Boosie. That's the baby weight, Boosie. He said, him and the baby too. Like, the baby looking like, you ain't my grandpa. He said, the baby is not skinny. We both skinny. The baby.

Now, in addition, of course, Boosie had to call out the city boys. Y'all thought I was down, but I ain't been down. It's a bag from the mother. Ziggly wiggly. Y'all thought I was a grandpa. If my city boys ain't over, they got me fucked they got I'm back in full force ziggly wiggly is this hand

pigly wiggly yeah I don't know but the city boys are back in full force so I don't know what's up with your headphones dude

every time you turn your head it dude? I don't know. Every time you turn your head, it flops for me. I know, it's crazy. Feels like Monday. All right. Well, Boosie also said, still waiting on your pregnant pics, boo-boo, with that baby in your stomach. Are you in the hospital having a baby?

What was the delivery doctor name? What hospital you gave birth at? When you lie once, you got to keep lying, baby. Your mama should have told you that. And we're the other twin. So there you have it. All right. Well, that is your rumor report.

Now, oh, Charlamagne. That means you got to go pay your parking meter. That means it's time for Donkey of the Day. No, it doesn't. Yes, it does. I just set an alarm for Donkey of the Day. Yeah, right. That's how I know how to set my day.

Actually, you got to go pay our parking meter. That's what that means. Why can't you just do it from your phone? I am. That's to remind me to do it from my phone. All right. Yes, Donkey of the Day is coming up next, and I need Jermichael Jones. He is the suspect in the murder of trouble to come to the front of the congregation.

We'd like to have a word with him. It's The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Take control of a safer home with Kidda's new smoke and carbon monoxide alarm with smart features. A smart alarm that provides continuous 10-year detection of smoke and carbon monoxide and real-time notifications through KIDA HomeSafe and the KIDA app. Shop now exclusively at the Home Depot. 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. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all.

It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves, for self-preservation and protection. It was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going.

This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose

with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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 are 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it.

I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Laudonia. 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 create my own country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. The Waikana tribe owned country. My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong?

No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a racket 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. Hi, I'm Marie. And I'm Sydney. And we're mess.

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

Messy, skinny living. Restaurant stealing a birthday cake. Mess. Wait, what flavor was the cake though? Okay, that's a good question. Hooking up with someone in accounting and then getting a promotion. Living. Breaking up with your girlfriend while on Instagram Live.

Living. It's kind of mess. Yeah. Well, you get it. Got it? Live, love, mess. Listen to Mess with Sydney Washington and Marie Faustin on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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're going to discuss social issues, especially those that affect black and brown people, but in a way that informs and empowers all people to hopefully create better allies. Think of it as a black show for non-black 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. Exactly. Whether you're black, Asian, white, Latinx, indigenous, LGBTQIA+, you name it. If you stand with us, then we stand with you. Let's discuss the stories and conduct the interviews that will help us create a more empathetic, accountable, and equitable America. You are all our brothers and sisters, and we're inviting you to join us for Civic Cipher each and every Saturday with myself, Ramses Jha, Q Ward, and some of the greatest minds in America.

Listen to Civic Cipher every Saturday on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's time for Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day, but I got the Donkey of the Day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey, man, hit me with the heat. It's a breakfast club, bitches. Who's Donkey of the Day today? Well, Donkey of the Day for Monday, June 6th goes to 33-year-old Jermichael Jones of Atlanta. Jermichael Jones is currently wanted on home invasion, felony murder, and aggravated assault in connection with the senseless murder of the rapper known as Trouble. If you haven't heard, Mario Cemente Orr, known as Trouble, was found with a gunshot wound in an apartment complex in

Atlanta on Sunday morning, and the suspect is 33-year-old Jermichael Jones. Let's go to Fox 5 Atlanta for the report, please. A deadly shooting Sunday morning inside an apartment at Lake St. James apartment complex in Conyers ended the life of 34-year-old Atlanta rapper Trouble. Upon deputy's arrival, they observed the male, black male, lying on the ground suffering from a gunshot wound. The artist, whose real name is Mariel Orr, was shot once in the chest just before 3 30, according to authorities with the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office. A spokesperson says Orr was visiting a female friend when the suspect, now identified as Jemichael Jones, forced his way into the apartment and fired that fatal shot.

Mr. Jemichael Jones did know the female, and it was a domestic situation. The Rockdale County Sheriff's Office does not have any leads on Jones' whereabouts at this time. We did search the known locations that we thought he may be at, but we did not have any luck finding him. Jones is wanted on charges of felony murder, aggravated assault, and home invasion. Here we go again. I don't know what I can say in a situation that hasn't already been said.

Horrible, tragic, senseless. All of those words are extreme understatements. I saw a headline this morning on the Daily Mail, and it's the headline that we always see in these situations. Hell, it's probably a copy and paste for most of these outlets at this point. And it's three words. Rapper shot dead. Which I hate, because these aren't just rappers.

These are humans, okay? Men with families kids people who love them people who relied on them you know people you know he needed to be here for and his physical presence is gone because of but absolutely no reason at all okay according to reports he didn't even know jamaical jones but jamaical being so full of hate so full of pain jealousy envy rage whatever he was feeling prior to that moment and whatever he was feeling in that moment he projected on the trouble i was thinking this morning as i was driving in i was listening to sarah j grober's uh sermon from yesterday and i was thinking about

the golden rule that we learned in grade school okay and it's so important doing the others as you would have them do unto you you have to live by that rule because it's simple don't do something to someone that you wouldn't want to happen to you or someone you love so i will never be able to wrap my mind around taking someone's life just because my feelings are hurt okay my brother jamaico i don't know what your relationship was to this woman i don't know what trouble your relationship was to this woman. I don't know what Trouble's relationship was to this woman. I just know police said you and the young lady had a domestic situation prior. Listen, man, I'm sure this is a special young lady,

but there is nobody that's special to throw your life away and take a life because of her. Okay, so now Trouble is no longer here. You've caused generational trauma for that man's whole lineage, and you are going to prison for the rest of your life. And what that young lady gonna be out here minding her business and living her best life with whoever she chooses to do it with meanwhile you about to be property of the state for decades to come okay sad part is in prison you're probably gonna end up processing traumas you should have processed while you was home whatever you was dealing with that caused you to do this you're gonna end up having plenty of time to think about it and deal with it okay i don't know what we're doing anymore people

i really don't every day it feels like we wake up and we don't know what we are going to hear but every single time it's the worst possible news you could possibly imagine and what i hate about it the most is we are doing it to ourselves okay it's crazy because there's so many things that are against us that are out of our control and that's what this serenity prayer is right like god grant me the serenity to accept the things i cannot change courage to change the things i can and the wisdom to know the difference well that is where i start to get confused because i'm one of those feel the one of those fools who feels like you know we can change the way we treat each other but that change starts within us I know I know here I go about to talk about therapy again about to talk about healing again yes yes I am and uh I'm gonna tell you

something else I think that we also need to submit our will to God because God is the best knower and planner and I'm glad that God knows because I don't okay I don't know what to say anymore all I can say is if you don't deal with your trauma, your trauma will deal with you. And if you don't deal with your trauma, you'll project your pain on the other people. We say it all the time. Hurt people, hurt people. This man, Michael Jones, hurt this young lady. They had a domestic dispute. Then he broke into her crib to cause more pain and hurt again. And he ended up doing that by killing trouble. When you see stories like this and stories like, you know, Metro Booman's mother killed by a husband and then husband takes his own life. Do you not see that people are clearly in pain?

Huh? That people are clearly hurting. I just want to see folks get the healing they deserve before they just continue to go around hurting others, bleeding on folks who didn't even cut them. Because, man, I don't have any answers. Okay? Other than God. That's all I got. Keep trusting God.

God is always in control, even when your circumstances may seem out of control. That's all I got. And if you don't believe in God, well, that's probably part of the problem. But you need to because whatever it is we currently believe in as a country

is clearly not working. Please give Jermichael Jones the biggest EO. And go on ahead and turn yourself in, Jermichael. Okay? Make this easy for everybody. Right. Well, thank you for that donkey of the day. As unfortunate as it is, appreciate that this morning.

Yes. And, you know, from the start of this show, it has been nothing but darkness. Okay, we had to report on this, report on Metro Boone's mother being killed, you know, shootings that happened, all this stuff. So I just need to ask one simple question to the people listening to us right now, our beautiful Breakfast Club listeners.

Do you have any good news? I don't care what it is. I don't care if it was a successful birth, kid graduating, you smoked some good weed this weekend. I think your orgasm for the first time. I don't care what it is. Do you have some good news?

Yeah. Why are you looking perplexed? Do you have any? I was trying to think. Jesus Christ. I can't look at you when you turn this way because of your headphones look so stupid. What's wrong with my headphones?

It's terrible. Something wrong with my headphones? Yeah, they're really broken on one side. Can you get some new headphones? You can definitely make that happen. Ebda Celeb gave me these. These are WNBA Beach by Dre's. Prior to that, Karen Civil used to supply me with all my headphones.

You can't buy a pair of headphones. Huh? You can't buy a pair of headphones because it's so stupid. Nobody got some good news for me. Maybe somebody mailed me something. I don't know. Like a broken rabbit. Like my ear broke?

Yeah. Like the one rabbit it broke? 1-800-585-1051. If you got some good news, please spread it to us this morning it's the world's most dangerous morning show The Breakfast Club The Breakfast Club yes it's the world's most dangerous morning show

The Breakfast Club, Charlamagne Tha God, Angela Yee DJ Envy is off today it is a Monday, it is very dark rest in peace to Trouble rest in peace to Metro Boomin's is very dark you know rest in peace to trouble um rest in peace to metro boomers mother who passed away rest in peace to you know people who got killed in philadelphia this weekend like three people got shot in philadelphia what else bad news did you report to tennessee oh my god uh north carolina there's a lot of things that have been going on

that have uh been really heavy too too much bad but we want to hear some good news this morning i found okay i thought of something my daughter got into spellman but not only did she get into been really heavy. Too much bad news. But we want to hear some good news this morning. I found, okay, I thought of something. My goddaughter got into Spelman, but not only did she get into Spelman, but she got a scholarship for four years. So congratulations to Nia. Okay. Yeah. I mean, for me, my daughter is graduating eighth grade. That is a blessing. And you know, last week I did something that I never thought I would do. I let her go on her eighth grade field trip. So she was in D.C. for two days, you know, and that's the first time she's ever been away from I've been out of, you know, anywhere without without me and her mother. So, you know, it took a lot for me to get over my parental paranoia, my anxiety, you know, of letting her just be,

I don't want to say grown, but, you know, of age. Having some independence. Having some independence, yes. And being a responsible young lady. Yes, and so, you know, it felt good that she made it back home safe and sound and she's graduating eighth grade. And, you know, because just yesterday I saw something with some little boy went on a trip, I think it was in Baltimore, Maryland,

and he ended up dying or something like that on some field trip for school. So I think it was Baltimore, Maryland. But so, yes, that's my good news. So do we have any good news? Let's talk to Nikki. What's up, Nikki? Hey, Angela Yee. Hey, Charlamagne.

Good morning, everyone. Hey, Bo. What's your good news? So, first of all, rest in peace to Trouble. But my good news, I turned 40. My family surprised me with a birthday party yesterday. And I graduated from college last week. I got my degree in psychology.

So, honestly, it's all good news over here. Congratulations, queen. Thank you. Thank you. I'm happy for you. I wish I had a prize for you, but we don't usually give prizes away on this show. Getting through to you. Thank you. I'm happy for you. I wish I had a prize for you, but we don't usually give prizes away on this show. Getting through to you. I've been trying to get through since your show started.

I've been a day one listener. This was birthday present and surprise enough. This is great enough. Thank you. Are you one of them damn Geminis? I am a Gemini. Lord have mercy. You know what that means.

I love Geminis. He blessed the earth where he made us in June. I'm surrounded by a bunch of Geminis. Me too. Geminis definitely. And my birthday is actually tomorrow. So Allen Iverson, Prince, June 7th. That's the gold day.

Do you have two personalities? I do. I do. I'm super sweet and then I'm super, let's say, stern. Okay. All right. Well, shout out to you, Nikki. Peace, Nikki.

Thank you, guys. Thank you guys so much. Peace and blessings to all. All right. Well, shout out to you, Nikki. Peace, Nikki. Thank you, guys. Thank you guys so much. Peace and blessings to all. All right. Let's do some more good news. Let's talk to Michael. What's up, Michael? How you doing? How you doing? What's your good news today? My wife is pregnant after trying for four long months.

And as well, this is my first year teaching a youth soccer team, 9-12. And we won, went undefeated, 8-0. Hey. Life is good. What's the name of the soccer team? Mighty Maniacs.

Mighty Maniacs. Out of where? Indianapolis. Okay. Salute to the Mighty Maniacs in Indianapolis. Okay, putting up all those wins across the board. Congratulations. And I'm praying for your wife to have a healthy delivery.

I appreciate that. Yes, sir. Peace, King. That's what I'm praying for your wife to have a healthy delivery. I appreciate that. Yes, sir. Peace, King. That's what I'm talking about. All right. More good news. More good news. We got Caroline on the line.

What's up, Caroline? Hey, guys. Good morning. Hey, boo. Peace, Caroline. So today is me and my husband's anniversary. Okay. We got together in 6-6-0-8.

We got married in 6-6-18. And now we're at 14 years. Wow. Okay, so you got, all right, so 2014. So it's how many years now? Eight years? Eight years. And you said today's your anniversary?

Yes. Okay, you're going to do something special? You shave anywhere that you probably haven't shaved in a while? Well, we enjoyed ourselves this week, and I pampered him with a massage and some lunch. But we're going to see her tomorrow in Portsmouth, Virginia. Oh, that's a beautiful gift. That's going to be to her. Oh, okay.

Man, I love her performances and her music. You guys are going to have so much fun. And let me ask you this. After the massage, what happens? There's, you know, that's just the pregame, right? We wanted to do some other things there on the table because we did a couples massage. Oh, I thought you gave him a massage. That's what I'm talking about.

Okay. No, we went to a couples massage, and he wanted to do other things, but, you know, we had it for the lunch, so we left that for later. Okay, okay, true. Well, I'm happy to hear that y'all had a great weekend. Happy anniversary. I love when we get couples massages, and I hear my boyfriend snoring on the other table.

I love it. It's amazing. All right. Well, call us up. Give us your good news. 800-585-1051. It is The Breakfast Club. We're keeping it positive now because it's been a heavy weekend.

Yeah, I think we need to do this once or twice a week, man. I just want to hear good news from people. That's all. It's The Breakfast Club. Yep, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne Tha God, Angela Yeee dj envy is off today man and like we said earlier it's been so much bad news it's such a heavy day today rest in peace to trouble uh rest in peace to metro boomers mother rest in peace to the people that lost their lives and um you know philadelphia this weekend rest in peace

to the you know seventh grader who died on a class trip, you know, last week in Baltimore. So I just want to hear some good news from people. I know there's got to be good news out here in this world. Let's talk to, what's good? What's your good news, Vladimir? Well, my good news is, you know, I wrote a book called Trigger's Passion in honor of my brother who passed away. Okay. What's it called?

Trigger's Passion. Trigger's Passion. Not with the E and the R, but the A and the Z. Okay, Trigger's Passion. Okay. What's it called? Trigger's Passion. Trigger's Passion. Not with the E and the R, but the A and the Z. Okay, Trigger's Passion. Okay. Is it a, what kind of book is it? Is it a fictional or is it not? It's fictional, based on

how he lived and how he passed away. Okay. You know, they talk about the good and the bad. Honestly, he got killed by the police. Wow. And they talk about you know, he was trying to change his life. And at the end of his life, you know, bad things happen and consequences, you know? That's horrible, my brother. Well, we're sending you Healing Energy, man, and we're going to support the book.

Where's the book at? It's on Amazon. And you can also check out VladimirDubois.com. I'm not related to Vladimir Putin, man. Vladimir Dubois. Okay. Well, his last name's notubois.com. I'm not related to Vladimir Putin, man. Vladimir Dubois. Okay, well, his last name's not Dubois. Whose last name is Dubois on TV? Why is that ringing a bell?

Tiffany Dubois. Yes, Tiffany Dubois from Insecure. Okay. All right, let's talk to Kiana. What's up, Kiana? Hey, how y'all doing this morning? Good, how are you? I'm a highly favorite.

How are you? I'm blessed. I'm blessed. I can't even complain. So, what's your good news, boo? My good news is I got kidney transplant and I graduated college April 23rd. Oh, see, that's amazing. I love to hear it.

How's the transplant going? I'm going to do labs today as we speak. It's going great. I'm living life one day at a time, I'm blessed. And I'm crying happy tears and sad tears because this world is crazy. Yes, it is. From kids to now, to rappers getting shot, everyone needs to love and hug each other and pray to God because you will never know when it's your last day on this earth.

And I'm hurt because this world is mad. This world's a madhouse. And we all need to come together and love and hug each other. It's not a time for that. I'm happy and blessed at the same time. Like you said, this man can't go home to his family. He has a family, friends, kids, and everything.

All right. Well, we love you, Kiana, and we're happy you're with us. Thank you. Love you guys, too. Stay blessed and keep doing what y'all doing. Thank you. All right. Let's talk to Lola.

Lola, you got some good news for us this morning? Yes, I do. Angela, good morning. How are you? Good morning. How are you? I'm doing well. Thank you.

I was actually on a segment with you before regarding my business, which is why I'm calling because I'm celebrating my six-year anniversary of being open. Yay. Yay. Yay. Oh, wow. And my son also just graduated, too. So, yeah.

All these graduates. Look at you. Six years. That is not a small thing. Okay? So, congratulations. We know how hard it is not a small thing, okay? So congratulations. We know how hard it is to keep a business going even for one year. So six years is amazing.

Yeah, I survived the pandemic. Yes, ma'am, I'm still standing. And let people know your Instagram so they can look you up too. Yeah, it's at Nails by Lola Marie. And I'm located in Houston, Texas, West Chase, like the central area in Houston, West Chase. Yep, that's where they can find me. I haven't been to Houston in so long, but when I come out there, I'm coming to see you.

Yes, come and see me. Yes, you most definitely need to come check me out. I specialize in pedicures, so I'm going to get your feet right and have you ready for the summer. All right, thank you. We need that. Well, thank you for the good news, Queen. Good morning. Who's this? This is Shakima. Shakima thank you for the good news, queen. Good morning. Who's this?

This is Shakima. Shakima, you got some good news for us? Yes. My daughter, Sky, is graduating from eighth grade with honors. Congratulations. Hey, that's amazing. My daughter is graduating from eighth grade, too. With honors.

And my niece, she's graduating public school with honors. Congratulations, Rain. You did a great job as a mom. Yes, thank you so much. And today is my granddaughter Serenity's birthday. All right. This is all incredible. I love it.

I love it. I love it. I love it. Thank you for calling. Thank you. Listen, we got to do this a couple of times a week, man, when we just have people calling and tell us their good news, because it just feels like everybody's profiting and monetizing off trauma.

You know, we already know the news always says if it bleeds, it leads. But, man, it gets exhausting. It gets tiring. And it gets draining. And celebrating good news reminds you that there's still hope. Okay? It does. Because, boy, sometimes you wake up and feel hopeless.

And today is one of those days. But I'm glad to hear about all these good things, great things happening for people out there in the world. Yeah, everybody, celebrate all those wins, no matter how small they are. Word is born. There's no such thing as a small win. A win is a win, damn it.

I be celebrating when I get a parking spot. Word up. No, for real. I do. Absolutely, you should. Gratitude should be your attitude. That's how you get blessed with more parking spots in life. I'll drink to that. Now, you got a room report

coming up? But that's only if I'm parked at home. Yes, and let's talk about a trading card that could go for nearly $7 million. Alright, we'll tell you what's so special about this card. That's right, it's the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club.

Yes, it's the world's most dangerous morning show. The Breakfast Club. Yes, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne Tha God, Angela Yee, DJ Envy is off today. And it's time for Rumor Report.

We're going to talk Ray J, right? No. What are we talking about? We're starting with the trading card that's going to go for almost $7 million.

There you go. Listen up. It's just in. Oh, it gots. Gots. The Rumor Report. Gots. Gots. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. There you go. All right. Well, they're saying a one-of-a-kind LeBron James triple logo man card. Some people are saying this is the most coveted modern collectible in the world is going to be hitting the auction block.

They're saying it could sell for over $6 million. Some people think it's going to go for nearly $7 million. They said it's the grill of modern cars, the holy grill. There's three NBA logo patches on the front of the card that come from a Cavaliers, Heat, and Lakers jersey, each of his three teams.

And it's worth $7 million? That's what they're saying. They expect when it hits the auction block that it's going to get. So the all-time record is a $6.6 million card. Okay, so is it worth $7 million or that's just what they're expecting someone to pay for, like an NFT? That's what they're expecting somebody's going to pay for it because triple Logoman cards are really rare. Only five were ever made. And there's only one LeBron one that exists.

Oh, okay. So it does sound very valuable. Very. Now, Kobe Bryant's game-worn jersey from the 97 NBA playoffs has sold for $2.73 million. It was when a then-rookie Kobe wore it twice during the Lakers' conference semifinals against the Utah Jazz. And that went for $2.74 million. Okay. Alright, now let's talk about, I guess,

Ray J. Right? Ray J was on live, and he was talking about Gay Pride Month and shouting out the whole LGBTQ community. Here's what he had to say. A lot of s*** that's straight, they don't be trying to shout out to the gay community and all my gay n****s the right way.

So I got to do it because I want to make sure n****s know that I'm showing nothing but love. That is Gay Pride Month. Shout out to all my gay n****s. Shout out to everybody in the LGBT community. I got a lot of real n****s gay. And we make a lot of money together, but it ain't just about the money. It's just n****s is cool. But it needs to be more straight n****s showing

love to the community. It just needs to be. I don't know what it is, but there's nothing but love over here. Shout out to all the glam squads that hook us up. Isn't that kind of stereotypical just to say the glam squads? The glam squads.

I'm talking glam squads. Ray J also wanted to be Isn't that kind of stereotypical just to say the Glam Squad? The Glam Squad. All right. The Glam Squad. Well, Ray J also wants it to be Ray Pride Month. Okay? Listen to this. I'm on my way to work, and I just decided to come on live. And you know what I'm saying? And just give all my gay people, my gay brothers, my gay sisters, give them all their flowers.

You know what I'm saying? And, you know, for me, I want to sponsor the whole Gay Pride Month and do Ray Pride. Ray Pride. That's it. How does it got you, Ray J? One of the most hilarious humans ever without trying is Ray J. Drop on the clues bombs for Ray J. Why the hell would gay people want Ray Pride, Ray J?

You can't co-opt their whole month. You want to celebrate Pride Month? Get you your boyfriend. Okay? I know they're in his DMs right now asking how much love you willing to show Ray J. I thought you were about to volunteer. And it's funny because I really saw this because I got tagged in it because

somebody named Mrs. C715 posted, shout out to all the booty goons that got indoor pools and outdoor pools. We see you. Okay. And he responded, I never made up the booty goons. Angela Yee made those words up. She should get it trademarked. I said some other ish, and I'm not proud of it.

New me, new focus. Shout out to Fab as well. Well, I don't think he said the term booty goons, but he definitely implied there's goons that he would get to put in somebody's booty. Right. Yes. Okay. But I do see what Ray is trying to say

as far as, you know, the whole... Support. Gay pride thing. Yes, I respect it. But I respect all humans. I could care less what your sexuality is. Love is love. He's just saying show love.

Mm-hmm. All right. Now, Joe Biden will be on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and that's going to be on Wednesday night. So you can watch him doing an in-person on that late-night talk show. And the announcement was made Sunday afternoon by Jimmy Kimmel during the Jimmy Kimmel Live NBA Finals game night on ABC. So it'll be his first in-studio appearance on a late night talk show since he was inaugurated in January of 2021.

All right. Mariah Carey is being sued for $ million dollars and that is over claims that she ripped off the name of the song all i want for christmas is you from another song that was written five years prior that complaint was filed on friday by andy stone who performs under the name vince vance as part of the country pop group vince vance and the valiance they filed allegations of copyright infringement and misappropriation and the complaint alleges that the single exploited the style and popularity of that song, which he claims received extensive airplay during the 1993 holiday season and charted on Billboard. You guys want to hear the song? Because I had never heard it, but here is their version. Cause all I want for Christmas is you I don't need expensive things

They don't matter to me Boom! Mariah Carey one slap way harder, bruh. Fought on this record, man. So the lyrics and the melody are not the same. harder, bro. Fart on this record, man. So the lyrics and the melody are not the same. There you go. Fart on this record. But they said that the titles of the song cause confusion. But there's a lot of songs that have the same titles. There's a million All I Want for Christmas songs, ain't it?

Unless I'm tripping. Well, in general, I feel like we always hear songs that have the same title. If anything, you could capitalize off the fact that this huge smash that Mariah did has the same title because people might stream yours by accident. By the way, I just call it the Mariah Carey Christmas song. Listen, that song was the first and only holiday single to hit 10 million sales in streaming

units in the U.S. last December, 27 years after its initial release. I thought that they were saying that she, you know, stole the song like word for word. You tripping off a title? And look, she made more than $60 million in royalties from that song. That one song.

Listen, I don't ever want to hear that other Christmas song you just played ever again. And by the way, I'm 43 years old and I've never walked around and heard that song in any store. I've never heard that in any public transportation. I've never heard that Christmas song in my life. Alright, well that is your rumor

report. Garbage it is. Alright, well coming up next, we do have the People's Choice Mix. Do we? Now, let me see what Envy's up to on his Instagram, because he's not here. Envy posted a picture. He was like... Let me see what he's doing. He was listening to Right Said Fred, I'm Too

Sexy in a weed dispensary or something i see he posted someone else's baby i thought i was like i know that's not envy's baby you never know and then there's a what is he doing in this picture he's got his arms raised i have no idea it's like i really don't know what the hell this guy he's like coming through some forest he's got like these trees covering his nipples. It's weird. And then he said, who wants smoke? Yo,

I'm not going to lie. This would have been a lot more artsy if he was naked in there, right? In the forest. Yo, Photoshop Nick.

Come on, Nick. You got me? Just get it. You got me, Nick? And then there's one where he has his face in these bushes. Nick,

you know what to do. Nick, you understand the assignment? He's got his face in some bushes and then there's one where he's like running through the trees. Nick, you got to do that for me, bro. Come on, bro.

Do it for me, man. Envy is local. People's Choice, make it up next. Envy is for local. It's the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Unjunk your sleep right now with Mattress Firm's Hot Buys.

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positive things, and we got some daily bread. So we have somebody that we're going to talk to next. We're going to give them some money for their bills or to start a business. I would love to. $1,000. And we're going to call them and give them some cash. So let's do it.

Next up on The Breakfast Club. Hello? Hello? Is this Demetrius Grant? It's Demetrius. Oh, Demetrius. Peace, Demetrius. Okay, Demetrius. Demetrius.

We're going to mess up her name all day. Demetrius, how you feeling? I'm good. How are you? Do you know who this is? Yeah, this is Angelique. Oh, my God. I'm listening to y'all right now. This is crazy. All right. Well, you know we've been? Yeah, this is Angelique. Oh, my God. I'm listening to y'all right now. This is crazy.

All right. Well, you know we've been doing this whole daily bread thing, and I know you know because you actually wrote in, right? Yes. Now, what did you say when you wrote us at the breakfastclubonline.com? I want to use this money to pay my bills. Okay. With the money from my friend.

$1,000 should be enough to get some bills paid, right? Yes, and it's Puerto Rican weekend, too. What does that mean? That I'm Puerto Rican and we're going to go celebrate in East Harlem. I didn't know Puerto Ricans had a whole weekend. You know, you're not the Puerto Rican Day Parade. I'm not from New York, Charlamagne. I know that y'all got a parade.

I didn't know it was a whole weekend, though. Listen, the Puerto Rican Day Parade is national news, okay? Exactly. And so it's a gay Puerto Rican's dream this weekend, then. Huh? If you gay and Puerto Rican, you pop it. They gonna be living it up, y'all. And you, Demetrius, you from the Bronx?

No, I'm actually from Spanish Harlem, but I live in the Bronx now. Okay, all right. Well, listen, we are so happy that you're getting this $1,000. What a great way to celebrate your weekend as well and get some bills paid with the daily bread from the Breakfast Club. So shout out to our friends at U.S. Bank. You know we'll get there together. And I wish we could give you more money so you can move out to Bronx,

but you know. The Bronx is on the come up though, right? Yes. Okay. Oh, my God. Ain't that, Demetrius, ain't the Bronx on the come up? Yeah, on the come up for the local news this morning for something crazy. It's all right.

It's all right. It's getting there. It's getting there. They trying to redo the Bronx. They trying to, you know, they got some good areas now. It's a decent spot. Well, thank you, Demetrius. And we hope that this $1,000 does you some good.

Thank you. And thank you for not butchering my name, Charlamagne. Thank you. Yes, ma'am. Okay, Boricua. Let's go. Yes. Have a good day, Charlamagne. Thank you. Yes, ma'am. Okay, Boricua. Let's go. Yes. Have a good day, guys.

You too. We do the daily bread every day, man. So hit us up. BreakfastClubOnline.com. There you go. Hit us up. Tell us your story. Tell us why you need that $1,000.

All right. Coming up next, we got the positive note on The Breakfast Club. All right. What's up? It's The Breakfast Club on a Monday. You know, today we replayed an interview from Trouble, and Mike Will made it. And Trouble, you will be missed.

Again, we want to give our deepest condolences to his close family, his close friends, everybody who felt some type of connection to Trouble. I see a lot of tributes to him, which is just really a way of letting everybody know what an amazing person that Trouble was and the impact that he's had on so many different people's lives in such a positive way. So thank you for that.

Now, Charlamagne, you had the positive note. Yeah, man. Just want to say rest in peace to Trouble again. And I also want to send healing energy to Metro Boomin. I never met Metro Boomin, but, you know, you hear a story about somebody's mother getting killed. And then, you know, the guy killing himself. Like, man, yo. So I just want to send healing energy to Metro Boomin as well.

Again, send to Metro Boomin and his family so much love. I know it's a difficult time. I can't even imagine what that might feel like. Yeah, so much gun violence and everything going on. There's just so much going on in the world right now. So my positive note is simply this. Just understand the devil is working hard to be the first thing on our minds when we wake up. So make sure to say a prayer for the world.

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