The Breakfast Club - Jay Williams to Karlie Redd Interview

Episode Date: August 3, 2018

Friday 8/3 - Today on the show we had former basketball player Jay Williams stop by and spoke on his new documentary ‘Best Shot’ & doing more in the community to impact our youth. Also, Charlamagne gives another Florida Man "Donkey of the Day" for attacking his ex girlfriends current boyfriend. Moreover, we had Karlie Redd stop by where she spoke about her newly engagement, being on Love and Hip Hop, and things got a little freaky near the end, and lets just say she got very anal about the topic.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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And Charlamagne Tha God. The Breakfast Club, bitches. The voice of the culture. People watch The Breakfast Club for, like, news and really be tuned in. It's one of my favorite shows to do. Just because y'all always keep it 100, y'all keep it real. They might not watch the news, but they're on Twitter. They're on Facebook.

They're, you know, they're listening to The Breakfast Club. Get your ass up. Good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, DJ Envy. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Friday. Yes, it's Friday. And shout out to everybody that came out to Boston Summer Jam. We had a great time yesterday. Yes.

Salute to Bob Pittman. Now, I usually don't tell y'all things like this, but I'm only telling y'all because this is only my second time doing it. We rode on a private jet yesterday to Boston because, you know, my wife is eight months pregnant. Right. I think, or seven. I don't know. I know she's due September 27th.

I'm terrible at math. And so I needed to get back. Now, here's the trick. What? My wife's not even in town, so I didn't even know. She's not even here. You know what I'm saying? So I got back for no reason.

But it still was fun. Thank you, Bob. Shout out to the private jet life. You know what I mean?? So I got back for no reason. But it still was fun. Thank you, Bob. Shout out to the private jet life. You know what I mean? We had a huge jet. All right. Now, don't keep it locked. You know, today's show, we got Jay Williams from ESPN joining us today.

Yes. And also Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday, Carly Red. Carly Red. Carly Red. Loving hip hop, right? Yes. Right here. Okay.

She's engaged or married. She used to talk to Jock. Just keep in mind that it hip-hop, right? Yes. Red here. Okay. She's engaged or married. She used to talk to Jock. Just keep in mind that it's Freaky Freaky Friday, so anything you hear today during the Carly Red interview is in the context of Freaky Freaky Friday. Oh, boy. Okay, don't take us out of context later on in life. All right. All right.

All right. All right, keep it locked, and of course, get it off your chest, 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Wake up. wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club.

Hello, who's this? Yo, what up, DJ Envy? What's up, bro? Get it off your chest. My girl just got diagnosed with cancer, you know what I mean? A couple weeks ago, man. Today's her first day of chemo. Okay. I just want to let her know that we're going to make it through this. You know what I mean? A couple weeks ago, man. Today's her first day of chemo. Okay. I just want to let her

know that we're going to make it through this. You know what I mean? All you people out there that's fighting cancer, stay positive. You're going to make it through it if you don't. It's just, you know what I mean? It's what happens. God loves you. Stay strong. Keep moving. Keep pushing. What's her name? What's her name? Prayers for her.

What's her name? Kaylee Renee Mangus, man. Let's throw some positive energy out there for Kaylee, man. Absolutely. God bless her. Yeah, thank you, thank you, thank you. What's her name? Kaylee Renee Mangus, man. Word, let's throw some positive energy out there for Kaylis, man. Absolutely. God bless her. Right on, man.

I love you, too. Praying for her. What type of cancer she have, bro? She got lymphoma cancer, man. It's in her neck or whatever. Okay. And where you calling from?

I'm calling from Indianapolis, man, Naptown, Indiana, Westside, Outday, Heart Street. Y'all know where it is. All right, we send some prayers out definitely to her, brother. All right, man.

Thanks, man. Y'all stay positive out there. You too. Show them me the guy. Yes, sir. Stay on they neck, bro. I know it is. All right, we send some prayers out definitely to her, brother. All right, man. Thanks, man. Y'all stay positive out there. You too. Charlamagne the guy. Yes, sir. They don't make nicks, bro. They don't make nicks. You already know, my brother.

Hello, who's this? Yo, MV, Big Chocolate the Toast Sucker. How we doing? Hey, what's up, Big Chocolate the Toast Sucker? It's toast time, everybody. We need a little funny this morning. All right, I want to play a game with you. It's called Is It Just Me?

All right, here we go. Tell me what you think at the end. Is it just me or does Charlamagne look like Tyrese's ugly twin? Is it just me or does Angela E. wear pants all the time to hide her hairy legs? Is it just me or does Envy have feet like Fred Flintstone? Yabba dabba doo. Is it just me or was everything you just said corny as hell just now? Could just be me, though.

Is it just me or you just got hung up on? My legs definitely are never hairy. All right. Put that out there. Hello, who's this? This is Tiara. Hey, Tiara. Get it off your chest, mama.

I am so sick and tired of these deadbeat fathers that you asked them to do the bare minimum and they can't even do that. Oh, boy. What did you ask them to do? It's their second time calling in two weeks now. No, I never called before. Yeah, there's a lot of people that are sick of that. What did you ask them to do, mama? First of all, I work overnight.. Yeah, there's a lot of people that are sick of that. What you ask them to do, Mama? First of all, I work overnight.

I work at a gym. All I ask my son and father to do is keep him three nights a week while I go to work. I pick him up in the morning and take him to school. It's nothing that you have to do but play basketball and sleep. And he can't do that. Well, you know what you was getting into when you got into it. She probably did not know. Oh, he got into it.

I did not know. She did not know. I don't like you interrupting. I mean, this is your boy but you don't let him in your house. My boy. He's my boy. You let him in your house. You let him in your house. Who is this? Who? Say his name.

A chef. A chef? I let a bunch of chefs in my house. Wow. And we got a deadbeat chef. I got a deadbeat chef. I don't like you interrupting that chef's quality time with his girlfriend to drop off his son, okay? How dare you? The soulmate, Grace.

Envy, you're such a family man. If you see him, you need to tell him about yourself. I don't know. He don't know what chef he has a lot of chefs. I don't have a singular chef. I got a bunch of different chefs. Y'all had him on the breakfast club one time. Y'all let him come up to you.

You had a chef on the breakfast club? Is his food good? Yeah, his food is good. I'm sorry, mama. So basically, this is Envy's fault somehow. Is he from a reality show? It's not Envy's fault because Envy would never know, but he's such a friend and he likes to make it seem like he's something that he's not.

Is he on a reality show? I ain't never had no reality chef in my house. No, he ain't on no damn reality show. I don't know who you talking about. He had a chef on a breakfast party? He's got to name names, man. He's got to be Jamaican. I got a bunch of Jamaican chefs.

He Jamaican? No, he's black. Oh. Jamaican's all black. What? Well, some Jamaicans. He's African to be Jamaican. I got a bunch of Jamaican chefs. He Jamaican? No, he's black. Jamaicans are black. What? Well, some Jamaicans. He's African American. He's not a foreigner. He's not West Indian.

Congratulations to you, boo. I'm sorry that you can't get no sake and offish in the one. What's it called? Aki and softish. Aki and softish. Sake, that's Japanese. Whatever. I'm sorry you can't get no Jamaican breakfast and a good father. Is he from Long Island? No, he's from Jersey. I don't know. I just have no idea who he is. I'm sorry you can't get no Jamaican breakfast and a good father. I'm sorry. Is he from Long Island?

No, he's from Jersey. Oh, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I'm sorry, Mama. All right. Have a blessed morning. I'll tell all the chefs to make sure they take care of their kids.

All you deadbeat chefs out there. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Get it. Pick up the mother, mother phone and dial.

This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed. Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So you better have the same energy. Hello, who's this? This is B. Hey, what's up, B? Get it off your chest.

Man, I want to know why mechanics don't know how to use the right oil in your engine. They should if they're a mechanic. Man, this dummy put stupid, the wrong oil in my engine, and my whole engine stopped in the middle of the highway. That's because you ain't go to a real mechanic. You went to somebody's friend house. Man, I went to Walmart. Oh, you went to Walmart.

There's Walmart changing? Yeah, some Walmarts got car services. I've never seen that. Yep. Oh, well. Yeah. I mean, I ain't go to this Walmart, but I mean, I go to Walmart for food. I ain't going to Walmart to change my tires.

You could have went to Jiffy Lube, boo. I'm sure you got a Jiffy Lube in your area somewhere. Charlamagne, you look like Jiffy Lube. You look like Jiffy Lube with your black ass. How you know they black? Of course, I'm black all day. Oh, okay. There you go.

Maybe he right there. What you need to do, you need to go to Jiffy Pube and get your little pubic hairs cut off. Walking around with a bikini on with all your vagina hairs showing. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. You got a bush down there, bro? Don't take your own advice. Go take your own advice, okay? When was the last time you shaved your legs?

When was the last time you shaved your head? I'm going to get it shaved today, thank you. Okay, y'all. You don't even have no hair on top of that. But my hairline is trash. Your hair don't grow. What is this argument about? All right, my hairline does, bro.

She loves me. Four-year-old kid. She loves me. Hello, who's this? Yo, Abby, what's good? This is Mike from Brooklyn. What's poppin', bro? My headline does, bro. She loves me. Four-year-old kid. She loves me. Hello, who's this? Yo, Abby, what's good? This is Mike from Brooklyn. What's popping, bro?

Get it off your chest. I understand that some people that be having their bad days or whatever in terms of how they smell, right? I love how this is going. I love how this is going. You know, whatever, or whatever,

you forget, but my coworker be, every single day, she be smelling like zoo dirt every day. What is zoo dirt? I never heard of that, zoo dirt. I don't understand how I'm supposed to tell her, like, yo, you stink.

You gotta get a woman. You gotta get a woman. You gotta get a woman to tell another woman that she stinks. Unless you sleeping with said woman. I'm not sleeping with that woman. If you're not sleeping with her, then you gotta get somebody else to do it. Maybe get her a nice little gift basket of some soaps and lotions that smell good.

I don't even think she'd get it because everybody in my job, you know, saying that, yo, she stinks, she smells like Peter Drew or whatever. It's just a nasty, it's just a nasty smell. I wonder what that could be from.

Well, make her a ghetto gift basket and in that gift basket have deodorant, soap, you know what I'm saying? Limousine. Maybe it's her diet. Every time that she be having a nerve, be like, oh, you know, it's stinking here. Duh, it's, you know, you.

See, I'm going to tell you something. I don't know. I just had to get it off my chest, man. Now, if you with her and she blurts out it stinks and it's her, it stinks in here. Yeah, because it's you. That's when you got to let her have it. Don't be mean. Don't be mean. You got to let, no, no, no.

You got to let her have it right there and then. Man, I'm not going to lie. This happened to somebody that, well, one of my ex-co-workers used to smell really bad. And we actually had to take him to the side. And I was. Hey, Charlamagne, you stink, son. He said ex-co-worker. Ex-co-worker.

And I actually had to tell him and say, you know, there's a little bit of an odor, and I don't know what it is, but I think it was his clothes, because he used to wear this coat, and the coat, he would never wash it. And that smelled really bad, and he just, I don't know, he just didn't shower every day. I don't know what it was, but we told him.

Geesh. The Breakfast Club. With your ass. This is your time Breakfast Club. With your ass. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Portia. Hey, Portia, get it off your chest, mama.

I want to get off my chest that I put on social media. I purchased something from the local Fashion Nova. And they still ain't giving me my credit. And I edit Cardi B. Whoa, stop. I need you to stop for a second. There's a local Fashion Nova? I thought Fashion Nova was only on social media.

It's locally online. What? It's locally online. How is it local? Okay, all right. And I know y'all seen my DM telling y'all to get it off my chest because I added Cardi B. I asked her to help me out with her street cred.

I didn't see it. And ain't getting nothing back. Well, Cardi B probably didn't see it because she has, like, you know, thousands of people hitting her. And Cardi B don't own Fashion Nova, boo. Why are you adding Cardi B? You should be adding the people of Fashion Nova. I know, because she's sponsored.

For what? She just felt like maybe Cardi B would have a Fashion Nova, boo. Why you adding Cardi B? You should be adding the people of Fashion Nova. I know, because she's sponsored. For what? She just felt like maybe Cardi B would have a little more clout. My goodness. Well, sorry you didn't get your Fashion Nova dress, mama. It was for something special. It was for Mother's Day. I had me a nice little, you know, outfit picked out, but I just refused to purchase anything,

and they still owe me like $80. All right, boo, listen, this is what you do. Send me a DM right now, because I do know a couple of people that work there. So I'm going to hit up my guy and send it to him and see if he can help you. Good luck. All of y'all are going to feel so bad. All of y'all are going to feel bad when y'all realize

Ivanka Trump is doing a fashion over. Hello, who's this? Definitely not. Morning Breakfast Club. This is Charlene. Hey, Charlamagne. Hey, you. Hey, B&B. How are y'all? Get it off your chest. I just wanted to say that I'm blessed. You know, within the last six years of my life, I've been through a lot.

I lost my mom six years ago, and, you know, me and her were very, very close. It was very saddening. And so, you know, I was overweight, and I just had a lot of things going on. And I just recently lost 80 pounds. I'm now 171. Okay. I am sexy as ever. I look like my high school days.

I've been a stay-at-home mom. My oldest is 13 and my youngest is 9. I just went back to work for the first time and I've been working for a year and, you know, things are just really looking up for me. So I'm just calling to say I'm blessed. I love y'all. Charlamagne, I'm from South Carolina, boo,

and the crowds you're talking about. Uh-huh. We had some of the best rain last night. Oh, man, so you got some good sleep. Man, sleep, my ass. Oh, I can't say that. I was doing everything but sleep, okay? There you go.

I know. That's what I'm talking about. Oh, you was having sex in the rain? What you talking about? Boy, I don't know if I'm saying this. I am. Do you know I wish I could send a picture? I am hot, okay?

I am doing it up, and, you know, me and my husband have been together 22 years. I'm just blessed. And he's having fun because you're so much more confident now, too, and happy. So that's great. That's what I'm talking about. I mean, I can put on as little bummy as ever, and nobody can tell me I don't look good. I don't give a damn. Well, congratulations, baby.

Congrats to you, mama. I definitely was having sex the night before when it was raining. I had that Miguel plan while it was raining. I was wishing it was raining last night. I said that to my wife. Damn, I wish it was raining. I had that Miguel playing while it was raining. I was wishing it was raining last night. I said that to my wife. Damn, I wish it was raining. Hello, who's this? Queen God DJ Envy, this friend from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, checking in.

What's happening? What's up, bro? Get it off your chest, man. It is very expensive being a single person out here. I went through a lot of trouble being single. And Brother Envy, I would like you to congratulate me, brother, because I did get some poom poom last weekend.

Was it a real person or was it a doll? Definitely a doll. Yeah, it was a young lady. I had to pay for it. Young lady? How old is young? What age? She was 27. Oh, you paid for it? What's the price of poom poom in Milwaukee nowadays? I had to pay $100.

You paid her? Well, you get what you paid for, man. So call me when you start getting that herpes medication. Was it worth it? Well, you know, at this stage of the game, you gotta make it happen somehow. My great-grandma, Clyde, always told me, baby, sometimes you gotta pay to play.

I didn't understand what she talked about back then. I thought she had Alzheimer's. Let me tell you something. I can guarantee you, your grandma charged more than $100, okay? Oh, stop it. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Call us up now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. My partner, Jay Williams.

Good to be here. I miss y'all faces, man. Welcome back. How are you, brother? I'm good. Now, you got your new documentary, Best Shot. Yep. How does that differ from your book, Life is Not an Accident?

It's almost the same. Okay. The best part about it, though, is, you know, when I got a chance to work with Maverick on this whole thing, you know, how are we doing more in our community to impact our youth, right? And how are we doing more for kids that look like us or they talk like us? And one of the things I really respect about Bron and Maverick, you know, you heard Phil Jackson a couple years ago say, you know, LeBron and his posse.

That posse is close to being a billion-dollar posse, right? So my thing is, hey, no longer are we going to have situations where one guy makes it out. They've proven that one guy can make it out and you can uplift the rest of the people around you. So they can be on par just with everybody else if they're talking about business, whatever it may be. So how do we take that mindset and how do we implement that into our youth? And some of these kids from Newark, man, they almost feel like they didn't have a chance before they

even got a chance to get started. So this is at Central High School. Exactly. Right. And what's interesting and what I love, and I was just talking about this the other day, is a lot of times these kids come to school and we don't know what their circumstances are like at home. So sometimes they do things in school and we have to take that into consideration. Like what is the story of what's going on with their family? What's going on with them financially, emotionally, and all of that. They bring all that baggage to school with them. And my thing is I'm tired of these kids being white noise because you hear a lot of people talk about doing the right thing. And then we're innately selfish people where you're worried about your family, yourself, what you're doing for yourself, and you kind of

leave them off on the side. When you hear a 15-year-old kid, Angela, say, you know what? My dad's been in jail my whole life. My brother's in and out of jail. You have other family members asking, hey, get us out of this hood. Get us a big house. It all falls on me at 15. Like, what the hell kind of pressure is that for a kid who's 15 years old? We have another kid named Isaiah who is 17 who lives by himself. I don't know how the hell he's not in the system, but he lives by himself. He's paying rent. He's asking me, yo, Jay, can I borrow 500 for rent?

I got two dogs. You know, I got to go to work after school. I'm not going to miss practice. Who the hell goes to all that 16, 17 years old? That's a lot of pressure. So then if they make a mistake, another kid, Kareem, break down how he sold drugs. And he's like, why would I go work at Burger King when I make a minimum wage, when I can do this and I can make five times that in the less amount of time?

Burger King don't take you to prison. Exactly. Well, you talk to him about, but you see those thorough conversations about, hey, that same skill set that you have where you can size somebody up and you're very quick at math, you can make that applicable to a job where you can actually earn a lot more money. It's also who's helping to raise you at home because sometimes you don't have anybody at home

that's actually teaching you how to do the right thing. A lot of times your mom and dad are outworking. You know, with the thing with Newark, and shout out to Newark. I love Newark. My kids play in Newark. They play football in Newark, play basketball in Newark. The problem I see a lot of times with cities or places like Newark is there's a lot of raw talent there.

And it feels like sometimes the suburbs finds the raw talent. They find that one kid, and then they kind of pluck that one kid out of the bad situation and put them in a good situation. And they never help this town or the city or the coaches. And that's the problem. There's just not enough programs. How do we break that cycle? Well, that's what I love about it. I got into this argument a while ago where I said LeBron was the

greatest of all time. Well, now I know why you said that, because the executive produced your documentary. Well, that too. I mean, that helps. Yeah, that's fine. I like that. You know, though, that dude gave $41 million to his college tuitions. And like I said this before, I don't know all the things that Michael Jordan has done, but I've seen Michael Jordan invest in

penitentiaries and things of that sort. I'm not knocking the business off. Is that true? I thought that was an internet rumor. I don't know. That's what I've heard. I've heard Michael Jordan invest in penitentiaries and things of that sort. I'm not knocking the business out of it yet. Oh, the internet rumor. I don't know. That's what I've heard. What's that allegedly? I've heard allegedly. But I know what LeBron does for the community. So the fact that he's invested, and that's my thing,

being there three days a week for four months and spending time with these kids, like that's how you do it. That's life changing. That's how you do it. You actually give yourself your time, your effort, your mind, your intellectual property to these kids so they can understand that, oh, he looks like me, he sounds different, but that's not being white,

that's being educated. He thinks thoroughly, oh, I can do business too, I can own a business, but you need other people like us to empower them, to show them that it's feasible. I love LeBron for that, but that don't make him the greatest basketball player of all time. Yeah, so you don't think he can beat Michael Jordan in a one-on-one? I knew it was going to turn into this conversation

with you. I don't think it's a fair conversation. I don't even think it's fair to LeBron. Life isn't fair to me. And it's definitely not fair to Jordan. Why? Jordan is a god. It's like chasing a ghost. Why? I think LeBron is a god. Well, wait, because now you're talking team basketball.

So Steve Kerr will make a couple of shots. You can name other guys that made some big shots. It takes an element of luck to be 6-0 in the finals. Well, Michael said that. I don't know if you saw it. I'm sure you did. But he saw the video. He was like, oh, we shouldn't be talking about individual players.

We should be talking about best teams of all time. Okay. So I think that Michael Jordan led some of the greatest NBA teams of all time. That's a different conversation. Yeah. So you're saying Michael would beat LeBron 1-1? No. At his prime?

At his prime, maybe. No. Yeah. Maybe. Maybe. Maybe. Why not? He's 6 1-1? No. At his prime? Maybe. Maybe? He's 6'9", 265. He's a free train who can move like Michael and it's faster. He'd back Michael down. 1-1, he'd back Michael down. We've seen Michael do some amazing things. I have no reason to doubt Michael Jordan about anything.

I guess we'll never know. We'll never know. I was going to say, we'll never know. I don't think it's fair to LeBron because LeBron is the greatest LeBron we've ever seen. If you compare him to all of these other greats, you're going to always be disappointed because he can't reach those expectations. He can't be Jordan. He can't be Magic. He just can't.

He's LeBron. I just don't think it's fair to him. Well, for who, though? See, because how old are you now? 40. Okay, cool. So you're part of that generation that follows that. But for these kids, they don't know about Michael.

They don't know about Magic. He is the pinnacle. So the conversation will change in the next 20 years because they won't have that to compare it to. That's not accurate, though. I'm not saying it's accurate. I'm just saying what life is. I mean, there's nothing about it's accurate. We have more with Jay Williams when we come back. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's DJ

Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. From ESPN we have Jay Williams in the building, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. From ESPN, we have Jay Williams in the building. Charlamagne? You know, it's interesting, man. I always wonder,

we was having this conversation the other day, does social media allow people to grow? Because you have a guy, OG, you know, who made a lot of mistakes, but now he's a coach and he's using his mistakes as lessons for everybody else.

Do they allow people to grow in this era? Because I feel like they judge you for everything that may have happened in your past. Well, I mean, I think we do if you keep pushing the narrative. You have to keep pushing the narrative about what your evolution is and how you've changed. You can't be worried about social media.

You have to keep doing the work. I mean, that's the best part about it. And for him, though, too, like he doesn't, it was funny watching him, watching all of them, because we went down to Duke for a game, right? And it was funny. I don't think they've ever been around that many white people in their life. I mean, the Caucasian people. Like, they never, like in Newark, you ain't saying hi to nobody when you walk down the street.

So we were there on campus, and some kids are like, oh, hey. And one of my boys, Hottie, on the team, he's like, why are you saying hi to me? What do you want? I'm like, he don't want nothing, Hottie. He's just saying hi to you. It's okay. He's like, yo, why they don't got their bikes locked up? I don't trust nice white people. People ain't, because they ain't stealing bikes around here, Hottie. He's just saying hi to you. It's okay. He's like, yo, why they don't got their bikes locked up? I don't trust nice white people.

People ain't, because they ain't stealing bikes around here, Hottie. You know what I mean? So it was like such a culture shock for them to understand, like, yo, this is an environment conducive to you learning. Right. But they never get those experiences because 95% of them have never been out of the city of Newark. That's real. So, like, how the hell can you plan for what you want to be when you don't even have the exposure to see what you can be? It was just, it was one of the best things I've ever done in my life.

Like, writing a book, playing ball in the league, all that stuff. Like, bouncing back, I don't care about any of that. Like, I feel like I left this whole thing being like, yo, what the hell am I doing? Like, I need to do more within my own community. Are you going to do this every season with different schools? Is that something that's a possibility? I don't know what the plan is going to be. It's on YouTube.

It's great. It comes out. It came out last week. We're airing a new's on YouTube. It's great. It comes out. It came out last week. We're airing a new episode every Wednesday. It's eight episodes? Eight episodes. So we don't know if YouTube wants to do another season. We did hit a million views already on YouTube yesterday within four and a half days, which is pretty dope.

Sounds pretty good. Yeah. Sounds like a renewal. I mean, we'll see how it goes, but it's real work, yo. I mean, my wife is pregnant every Monday and Tuesday. I'm in Bristol, Connecticut. Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday I'm on the road. And then Wednesday and Thursday and Friday I was with those kids, man.

And do you feel such a connection that after you finish filming, you want to keep in contact and still go? Well, that's the best part about it. I mean, just because the docuseries is over don't mean their lives are over. So now you have kids like, what happens to Isaiah? He's trying to find a part-time job and go to school like who's helping him do all that like we have another kid named kwan kwan who just literally was messing around with his boys they were jumping some kids and then the kid recognized him and then he got put in jail overnight and then he has follow-up things and

now there's a record for kwan kwan so like how does that affect him and he was just there like he wasn't even act like actively involved in it he's just there. Like he wasn't even actively involved in it. He was just there. Guilty by association. So like how do you help those kids follow up to recognize that, hey, some s*** you just can't even be around. Like you have to start,

you know, distancing yourself from people who don't have your priorities in their best hands. It's a conscious decision. I think we've all had to make it. I know I definitely had to make it

when I was running with the wrong people. You know, it's just like, yo, like I cannot be around this anymore. It's either got to focus all the energy on doing positive things or if I even have one foot in the negative, the negative is going to catch up with me. But man, you're a great lesson. I talked about you to one of our kids too, because I feel

like the people who are able to get by stuff in life, because life happens to all of us. The more you're able to own things and understand like, yo, this was where my life was. These are the things I've learned from it. But ain't nobody out there perfect. So you have a lot of tough people behind the keyboard who like to act like they're perfect. But everybody's going through some kind of adversity in their life. So the more I can own it, the more I can empower myself to do more with it. So it's the same thing with these kids.

Like you own your background, own where you're from, own like your town, rep your city. But you can be as you can be as great as you want to be. But nobody is holding you back. It's not forgiving anymore. It goes back to the social media question. It's like you can't make a mistake anymore. Because now when you make a mistake, it's hard to get back. You know what I mean?

You can go back and say, you know what? At age 16, I did this. But now people are looking like what you did at 16. And they think, oh, well, that's your character now. It's not like that. It's not like that. But part of it, like you said, is making mistakes and owning your background and owning the mistakes that you made and learning from them and just keeping it going. Like, just keep on pushing the new narrative.

My thing is I talk all the time, just like you guys. So I'm inevitably bound to say some dumb sometimes. Like, it's going to happen. Right. Like, it's just the way life is. Right. But if I can go back on air the next day and say I was wrong and I own it and I move forward. Sometimes you don't get that opportunity.

No, I'm with you. I'm lucky because I'm on air all the time, but I hear exactly what you're saying. Do you teach the kids about social media, too? Because I feel like that's a conversation that has to be had nowadays that we didn't have to have coming up. We didn't really get heavily involved in that, I think. Because it affects kids so much. And they even talk about the rates of suicide going up because of social media and how much they're affected by things they see and what not to post and things like that. We didn't get into that as much because I think some of the issues that they had to deal with were a little bit beyond social media at that given time.

You know, when you got kids who are worried about how to put money with their mom or put clothes on their young brother's backs, it's just a different set of circumstances. So I'm sure we kind of breezed over social media. But, but i mean you start to see the way some of these kids are living in their upbringing it's like all right like we have to focus on the bigger picture like how do we how do we help them get out of this environment like i'm not saying like you know the kid quank was like yo i want to go down to la i want to go to miami i'm like have you ever been outside the city of newark do you know jersey's called the garden state do you know what jersey can even offer you he's like i've never been outside newark i do you know Jersey's called the Garden State? Do you know what Jersey can even offer you? He's like, I've never been outside Newark. I don't know nothing but grasses or all this stuff.

So he only sees through that microcosm. You know what I mean? So is that a conversation worth having? 100%. But, Angela, we didn't even get a chance to get there. Right. I saw one of the students, his father died. On TV.

On TV. So a lot of people are like, oh, so how do you relate to his kids? I'm like, so when that episode drops, how's he going to deal with that at 16 years old? That he lost his dad. You're watching this kid go through the first stage of grief of him losing his father. That was on a plane, right? He was on a plane. We were on a bus.

We were down there. And here's the thing, we were down at Duke. It was the first time we were getting them out of their environment. We were away from everything. We were actually having a good time. You felt like they had a chance to be kids. Kids, you know what I mean? Like, run around, do silly. We were actually having a good time. Like, you felt like they had a chance to be kids. Kids, you know what I mean? Like, run around, do silly stuff. And then this kid finds out his dad died, but it was one of the most painful and beautiful moments at the same time.

Because you saw, all right, like, we don't know a lot about Hadi's family and his family would be there for him, his mom and his, you know, his grandma. But, like, you saw us. Like, you saw we all we got. We are his family. We all came, and we hugged him, and we prayed together, and we stayed in his ear throughout the entire ballgame. We continued to talk to him for days and days afterwards. I talk to him now. He just actually FaceTimed me literally 10 minutes ago.

Shout out to Hadi for it. He wants to find a way. He just needs people to help him give him a blueprint. That's all people need is direction and guidance, man. It's just that simple. And somebody that gives a f***. I didn't mean to get deep on y'all. I'm just saying. You come to this and it's a deep scenario. You live it for three and a half, four months. It's like, okay. I can tell it means a lot to you.

Well, because I'm about to bring a child into this world and all of a sudden I'm thinking about, well, what kind of father do I want to be? You know, when I say something now, it can't just be like, oh yeah, I'll get to it. It's like, nah, damn. Alright, I said it. Like, I need to be that example. I need to set that bar high so they can set their own individual bar high.

All right, we have more with Jay Williams when we come back. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Jay Williams from ESPN in the building.

Charlamagne, you got married this year, too, right? I got married. You always go right to the personal stuff. That's what I love about you. You just go right there like, yes, I'm having an interracial baby. We're getting married. Welcome to the club, sir. Thank you.

I mean, not the interracial baby club. I was like, whoa, wait a second. Is there something I need to know? The married club. You see why you put your foot in your mouth? Welcome to the club. The married club. The married club.

Do you feel different? No, I think for everybody club the married club you feel different no I think for everybody else though they feel different about me being different I think everybody else is kind of

shocked at it like oh you're married how is it I'm like it's great it ain't no different than what my life was before here

I'm just on my path I had a homeboy tell me a few weeks ago he was like yo you really be on that faithful like yes

what are you talking about? Now I do. You got to. You know, no choice. Let's talk basketball a little bit. Now, NBA. LeBron going to the Lakers. What does that mean for the West Coast?

You know LeBron not there to play no basketball. Oh, I mean, he's trying to become that billion-dollar athlete. I respect it. I mean, who better to lead you than Magic? I mean, I look at a lot of athletes like who's on your board, right, Amy? So my thing is like who was on LeBron's board in Cleveland? Dane Gilbert? No, and I love Dan, respect Dan, but you already felt that chemistry being off, right?

So like who else is LeBron surrounding himself with? And going out to L.A., if that's Magic, Rob Palenka, Kobe Bryant, Jenny Buss. I mean, think about how exponentially different that board is than the board he originally had in Cleveland. That's true. And they're still going to be able to build around him. I mean, he just has to be patient. The West is ridiculous, man. Like, I think Cleveland is going to win.

I mean, Toronto will be better with Kawhi. But, I mean, to have Golden State with Boogie now, like, that's stupid. You want to play that, you know, this late in your career, getting banged up from the West? Because those games are going to be hard, difficult. It's not like you've got two teams that that you got to worry about in the East. You got a bunch of teams that's going to bang you up.

He's actually going to be better in L.A. because the quality of life is so different. The thing is too, he's all about family and legacy. So my thing is, for anybody that tries to say

business is not involved, you don't know what you're talking about. Because now it's like, all right, I was in Cleveland. I did what I said I was going to do in Cleveland. I came back to Cleveland.

I won y'all championship. I did what I said I was going to do. Now I want to go to L.A won y'all championship. Like, I did what I said I was going to do. Now I want to go to L.A.? Like, all right, I might have to take a lump the first year. But think about what he's setting up down the line, man. I mean, they have, what, Space Jam 2? They got so many things in the works.

Like, he's media empire. Like, why not build your legacy right there? I mean, just plus L.A. is L.A., man. You get there, you don't want to leave. Yeah, at his age and he's got his family, his kid playing ball. Like, he good. He's not there for no basketball. I mean, I have been hearing though that KD might come to New York, though. Really?

I've been hearing KD coming to Knicks. I've been hearing that and I've been hearing Jimmy Butler and Kyrie coming to Brooklyn. Oh, Brooklyn. So I'm just saying, I live in Brooklyn. I would love that for my next. Where are you getting this from, J? Some people in the streets. Come on, man. From people in the in Brooklyn I would love that Where are you from? Some people in the streets Come on, man From people in the streets

Why would KD come to New York? Why would he do that? I'd be so excited Why would he leave Golden State To come to New York? I mean, eventually I mean, how many I mean, look

He can stay there all his career I don't really care Whatever KD want to do Is what KD wants to do But the thing I love about KD He's a different cat Yeah And I like he does

He likes to do things That kind of throw people off Like he doesn't like for you To know what he's going to do. Like, everybody wants to hate on him going to Golden State. He's going to win chips. And then eventually, I mean, I think he's going to want to have his own team. Could that be in New York City? Why not?

You think he'd go to D.C.? Is that his home? He could do that in D.C. too. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, somebody needs to come to New York eventually. I would too. Somebody needs to come. Somebody.

I mean, that's when Golden State's going to start losing when some of their players start being like, okay, I want to try new things. Draymond might go to L.A. Well, Klay Thompson's deal is up next year, too. I mean, how many max deals can you have? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, Klay is one of those guys, like, when you think about Golden State, who do you think about?

KD or Stephen Curry? Right. Number one, number two. Who else do you think about? Draymond's my favorite player in the league, so I like Draymond. But I see what you're saying. Well, animated, right? Passion, Draymond. So what, Klay's the fourth? I mean, if you put in Boogie now, if Bo favorite player in the league, so I like Draymond. I see what you're saying. Well, animated, right? Passion, Draymond.

So what, Klay's the fourth? I mean, if you put in Boogie now, if Boogie comes back full strength, maybe Boogie and then what, Klay's fifth? So the guy, that's fifth? He's fifth? The guy that dropped, what, 50 points in the game in three and a half quarters? Yeah, that's weird. He definitely faded the beach.

That's what I'm saying. Hey, watch your mouth. Now, what about Mello on the Rockets? Is that good, bad? I think it was the only feasible place for Mello. I didn't think there was, I mean, OKC didn't work out. Playing with Russ is a different animal. We all know that.

Everybody was talking about, well, he could go different places. I'm like, why? Like, just go win a chip. Like, come off the bench. I love Mello. If you're going to come off the bench. Does it matter if you win a chip? I mean, he got his $25 million buyout.

He's got another $2.4 million deal for one year. I have an ego. I get that. But if you're mellow, it has to get to a certain point where it's like, yo, what am I doing? Now, granted, his footage he put out on IG yesterday, he was giving Brennan Jennings some buckets. I see you, but it's almost like D-Wade.

You have to get to a certain point. We are getting old. This is a young man's game. Respect that. Understand, get in where you fit in. Come in for a good 10, 15 minutes. Get your 15 points. Win a championship with Houston. Call it a day.

Walk off. That's it. Walk off. I mean, it ain't about the money no more. It's hard to do that when you come in the league with Braun and Braun still dropping 28, 30 a game. Still looking like a young man. What are you going to do?

I don't want to go to the state. Screw everybody. Why not? Everybody needs to go there. Miller, I don't want to go to Golden State. Screw everybody. Why not? Everybody needs to go there. Everybody go to Golden State. One year, 2.4, I'm here. What's up? Let's just do it. Let's just do it. Now, you always say, this is my last question, you always say you let

the accident that you went through empower you. Is it still empowering you, or do you find other things that empower you now? Well, my kid is starting to empower me now more than ever. Everybody's like, well, why are you saying her name? Why are you fine other things that empower you now well my kid is starting to empower me now more than ever like and i you know everybody's like well why are you saying her name why are you talking about her she hasn't been born yet i'm like i'm all about speaking my life into existence right right so i mean 13 years ago i would have never thought i would have been in a room with y'all um you know i was on the verge of committed suicide twice like we talked about so now to be able i find that we like to simplify life the only

way we are able to break people down is if i can put you in a simplified box like oh you're a radio announcer oh okay or you're a dj or you do your thing it's like no like we're all complex individuals and the more i can share my complexities with these young kids and the world to let them understand that i am unique and i am full of flaws and i am full of positive things as well like we're all in the Like, we're all in the same boat. We're all trying to figure it out.

Ain't nobody different from another. All right. How many times a day do you get mistaken for Biggs for Rockefeller? That's so messed up, though. That's so messed up.

No, you think they look alike? That was the third member of Rockefeller Records. This is him right here with the hat on. Oh, damn. I got the same smile.

Oh! Might be something there. Y'all ain't never letting it go. My goodness. It's Jay Williams. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. I was born a donkey.

It's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey of the day. That's pretty fun. Where's Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club. Donkey of the Day for Friday, August 3rd,

goes to Richard Madruga of the great state of Florida. I have not given donkey to anyone from Florida all week, so it's safe to say this is the sanest week Florida has ever had. What does your Uncle Sharla always tell you? The craziest people in the world come from the Bronx and all of Florida. And I began to get a little worried this week since Florida provides so much content

for my donkey of the day. And lo and behold, in my inbox came a perfectly good donkey wrapped in a bow delivered from, you guessed it, the great state of Florida, the Sunshine State. Now, Richard is a crazy ex-boyfriend. A lot of women have those. Okay, the ones who pop up at your house or job unannounced,

threaten violence to you or whoever you're currently dating, leave crazy messages on your voicemail and on your social media. You know the type. Richard is that type. All right, his ex-girlfriend, Megan, who I'm sure is proud to say she's his ex because whenever you realize how crazy someone is, leaving them, you realize was the best thing

for you. Well, Megan was attending a surprise birthday party with her current boyfriend, Christopher Lowry. It was her birthday. And Richard, who clearly wasn't invited, must have gotten a memo with the time and location because he pulled up wanting all the smoke. Let's go to NBC6 Miami

for the report, please. An alarming attack. A man trying to surprise his girlfriend on her birthday winds up getting stabbed by her ex-boyfriend. A special night turning into a nightmare. It appears that the suspect was waiting in his pickup truck for the victim to arrive right here at this art studio in Davie before beating the victim with a screwdriver all while his friends family and even a child looked on 34 year old Richard Madruga in the surveillance tape police say he came out of the truck apparently enraged and attacked Christopher Lowry with two screwdrivers stabbing him multiple times the two wrestled to the ground while friends and family watched in horror.

Lowry ended up in the emergency room to get stitches in his face and staples on his head. Davie police arrested and charged Madruga with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Now, here's the thing, my brothers. I understand you may be all in love with your ex and she may be the best thing you ever had. But ask yourself one simple question. Is the woman you love that doesn't want to be with you anymore worth taking a penitentiary chance and spending time in a cell surrounded by a bunch of penises for an extended period of time? The reason it's so stupid to fight your old bae's new boo,

it's not like after you beat the new boyfriend up, she's going to be with you. This isn't a duel for her heart. You're not fighting for her love. After you hurt this man and you're sitting in a jail cell, she's still gonna be out here in these streets letting her new boo blow her back out. So what's the point?

Rich, as you pull up in your truck with your pistol on her birthday, drop your pistol when her new boo rushes you, and then resort to stabbing her new boyfriend with two screwdrivers? You played this all wrong because she will never be with you ever again simply because one, you're crazy

and two, you ruined her birthday. If anything, you should have got her an amazing gift. That's how you properly disrupt her birthday. Y'all brothers gotta stop looking for revenge and figure out a way to make your exes jealous and make her feel like she's missing something. And the way you do

that is through flossing, not fighting. Don't block her on the gram or Twitter or Facebook. Let her see you shining. Every chance you get, look like you're having a good time without her. Get in shape. Be successful. Success is always the best revenge. Not stabbing Richard.

Our boy, Op Drom, is in here. Drom, do you know what Richard is short for? It feels like a setup, but it's a... Yes. And that's exactly what Richard Madaruga is, okay? And that's exactly what Christopher Lowry got stabbed by. Can I say Chris got stabbed by a... Since I'm talking about Richard?

Nope, no, that's not... That's not gonna work? No. Okay. Anyway, please give Richard Madaruga the biggest hee-haw. Hee-haw. Hee-haw. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building, Carly Rae. What's up? What's up, Carly? The newly engaged Carly Rae. Oh, my gosh. Is that crazy?

Where the fiance at here? He's, I think he's like downstairs somewhere. Oh, okay. Downstairs somewhere. Why you didn't let him come up? Who you engaged to? A regular guy. How'd that happen?

Explain the story. We've been dating on and off for some time now. Really dating or loving hip-hop dating? No, really dating. Okay. I just saw Mo. Yes. Is he from Arkansas?

Yeah, he's from Arkansas. I would have never guessed. So go ahead. You've been dating for a long time. Yeah, we've been dating on and off, and's from Arkansas. I would have never guessed. So go ahead. You've been dating for a long time. Yeah, we've been dating on and off. And I was surprised that he popped the question. So I just was like, oh, shoot. So off and on him watching you on, you know, Love & Hip Hop. How did he feel seeing you dating other people?

I mean, it's my past, you know. So off and on how long then? It's been about six months Oh, okay. But you know, we filmed Love and Hip Hop before, you know and we've just been like, wow, just together every single day, one of those

things. What made him the one? Why? Why? Because this is definitely it's not on some TV, it's not on some like, oh, you know, I need her for something. It's not that. It's just we really love each other. Now give us some insight.

Who is this guy, though? What does he do? He just came out of nowhere for us. Yes. As people watching you, we had no idea who he was. So tell us how you guys met. Who is he? We met in Atlanta. He freshly moved to Atlanta.

We met in Atlanta. You know what's crazy? Jock's manager introduced us. Oh, okay. So he's the one that he's the Jock blocker. Okay. He introduced us. How crazy is that? And he was like, somebody wants to meet you. Somebody wants to meet you. I'm like, whatever, whatever. I'm just going to come out and have fun with y'all because we hang out. And I met him, and we've been kicking it ever since. Why would Jock's manager do that? Doesn't he know that you and Jock could have potentially gotten back together? That part. I don't know what the hell he was thinking, but, hey, I mean, I don't.

Jock and I are really, really good friends. So our history comes from being good friends. When you call him regular, why is he regular? Because he has a regular job. As you know, Jock is a rapper. Life Jennings is a rapper. Singer. What's his regular job?

What does he do? He owns a trucking company. He just works. He's not in the industry. That's good. So you like that better. He's probably making more money than 90% of all artists. He's got his own trucking company. artists. He got his own trucking company.

Yes. He has his own trucking company. So yeah, he does make a lot of money. You like this better to have somebody that's not in the industry? This is my first time. And I'm like, this works. He's not caring about taking pictures with me and being in the limelight or nothing like that. How many years of grandfather's he got?

He's actually got a private page. He don't... Okay. He might be a keeper. Yeah. All right. His page is private. But since it came out,

everybody been requesting. He like, dang. I'm like, he's like, I'm not following nobody. I'm not into that. Other girls from Love & Hip Hop

trying to follow him now? Yeah. I'm sure. I don't know. I'm sure. But he ain't into all that. How much longer do you see yourself doing Love & Hip Hop? I don't know. I don't know. You still enjoy. But he ain't into all that. How much longer do you see yourself doing love and hip hop? I don't know.

I don't know. You still enjoy it? I'm just taking it day at a time. You still enjoy it? I love it. And it's a great platform for my stores, for my book, you know, things that I want to do. It's a great platform. Let's talk about this sexy book you have and tell us a little bit about it.

Okay. So I'm sexually, like, free spirited. What does that mean? Like, I don't little bit about it. Okay, so I'm sexually free-spirited. What does that mean? I don't mind talking about sex. A lot of people are uncomfortable. I don't mind talking about sex either. Yeah, yeah. I don't mind talking about sex.

I'm just like, hey, you know. But other people are uncomfortable talking about sex. So I got with Zayn. She's one of the best times. The number one bestseller. Yeah, when it comes to sex books. And I was in Zayn. She's one of the best times. The number one best seller. Yeah, when it comes to sex books. And I was in that series too. I did a role in there. I got with Zayn and Zayn was like

yeah, I would love to. And I told her she was like just tell me all your stories. Tell me everything you want to talk about and I'm going to fix it up and make it. Give us one story now that's a freaky story. Oh, there's so many. Just give us a little spoiler. Give us one of your freaky stories freaky story. There's so many. Just give us a little spoiler. Give us one of your freaky stories that can entertain us.

Next month is, what is it? Anal Awareness Month. Anal Awareness Month. Oh, gosh. Not Anal Awareness Month. It's Anal Pleasure Awareness Month. What does that mean? Be aware of your ass next month.

What does that mean? What does that mean? Everybody just be aware of your ass next month. Can somebody tell me what that means? It's anal pleasure awareness month. That everybody should have anal next month. Yes, everybody. I don't know if that's what it actually means, but it is. I haven't had anal with my dude yet.

Really? Yeah. You want him to? Some guys are hesitant to do that, and some women are hesitant to tell a man they like that. Yeah, I think it's one of those things where sexual for me is not like, oh, I'm going to plant it at 1045. It's just go with the flow.

I'm drunk. Put it in there. I don't think you can do that with anal. Might get a little surprised. Oh, no, I didn't think it felt like this Don't you have to prepare For anal though somewhat Like make sure you're

Cleaned out there And that's what I heard You know what I'm saying Cause you can't just Slide it in there I'm a clean person regardless So I wake up in the morning And be clean

I don't know about These other people You gotta make sure You go to the bathroom though You gotta clean yourself Every minute Yes And you gotta shower

After you dump And you gotta shower after you dump. And you have to use lube. You do every time after you poop, you shower? Yes, I do. Wow. Who doesn't?

Yes, I do. You poop every time after you, I mean you shower every time after you poop? Yes. I do. I do, that's what it's saying.

Every time? Yes. If I'm at home, it's a morning thing for me, so I poop in the morning. Yes, in the morning. And right after that, I take a shower.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what the worst is? If you're in the shower and you have to go the morning. And right after that, I take a shower. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what the worst is? If you're in the shower and you have to go and you're like, damn it. I take a shower. I think that's happened

to me before. I refuse to believe that y'all take a shower every time y'all poop. Y'all just around the house. If I'm at home, I definitely would take a shower right after.

Right after? Yes. What is this? Getting on y'all when it comes out? Like, I don't understand why. I just want to wipe my ass in the shower.

Charlotte, man, you take all your clothes off when you poop. You might as well hop in the shower. I do, and I wipe thoroughly. You know, you got a bidet and you...

You have a bidet? No. You use it. What are you talking about? I don't think I use that bidet since I'm older. Well, it's anal pleasure. Anal pleasure, mom.

You might want to try it. So you think you guys are going to wait until you get married? Maybe that's a gift for after marriage? Like, give them something to look forward to?

Absolutely. Absolutely. I don't give up on my tricks before the marriage, no. What other tricks do you have? You have no idea how many fart sounds are going to play

during the funeral. You have no clue. Oh, no, so you tell us one of your stories. That's what you were Oh, gosh. It's so many. Give us one that's going

to make us want to read this book. Yeah, well, doing it to a guy before in the... What? Oh, you pegged him? Yeah. it to a guy before in the... What? Oh, you pegged him? Yeah.

You put a strap on it and you... Your boyfriend? No. What's this in Atlanta? No, it's in the book, okay? It's in the book. It's in the book. What's this?

I'm trying to narrow it down. It's in the book. That's all I got to say. It's in the book. It's taking place in Atlanta. What boyfriend was this? It's in the book. Is he on the show?

Did you say his name? No, I said... No, no names in the book. No, you can't. Okay. So you really did this? It's in the book. Is he on the show? Did you say his name? No, I said, no. No name's in the book. No name's in the book. So you really did this? Hey, it's in the book. She said it was in Atlanta, right?

Yes. Okay. It's in Atlanta. A lot of stuff behind it. How did he ask you? I'm just curious. Like, it was, hey, babe, aren't you, you know? Yeah, how does this come up?

I didn't want to say it, because then they're going to use it as a clip. No, we already call you Envy Peg. Pegging Envy. No, you don't. Pegging Envy.. Pegging Envy. No, you don't. That's the movie. How did he ask you? No, I don't think... Like I said, it's not one of those things you plan.

It's just... But you don't just have a strap-on laying around? You just have them in your closet? Yeah. I have a sex... You said yes. Yeah, I know. I have a sex toy company with Doc Johnson.

Oh, well, then it makes sense. Yeah, I put on a sex toy line with Doc Johnson, so yeah. All right, we have more with Carly Rae when we come back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee.

Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. It's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky, Freaky, Freaky, Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And we have Carly Rae in the building. Charlamagne? What makes your sex toys different than everybody else? Because I picked the ones

that I want. You know, Dr. Johnson and I got together and they said, okay, which are the ones that you really, really like?

I like buzzing in your mouth. That one. You ever tried that? No. You ever tried that? Buzzing in your mouth? Yeah.

When you go down on somebody, it's a liquid vibrator. So it's a liquid and you put it in your mouth and it buzzes like pop rocks? Not necessarily pop rocks, just like a vibrator, but rocks. Pop rocks. Oh! But it's a liquid vibrator.

What about rings? Have you ever used those on a guy? No. I heard guys love rings, though, and it's supposed to be really good for them. Yum. Like the pleasure and the sensation of it. You've never tried that?

You've never tried a **** ring? No, I've never tried that. They say guys like that. It's supposed to feel really good. It's supposed to give you more sensation. I didn't like it.

I feel like it messes your circulation up a little bit. That's the point of it. That's what I thought in my mind. That's what I heard. It keeps you harder for longer.

Do guys like **** rings? I never tried a **** ring. It's supposed to help you maintain your erection For a longer period of time And make you more sensitive They also say Guys who aren't circumcised

Have a lot more sensation In the hood of their f*** I can't deal with A guy that's not circumcised It was halfway circumcised How do you know MB? Then what happened To you guys?

Ask him again Put the camera Right on his face Ask him again MB said that Like he's seen it up close. Yeah, where's the boy? I'm just halfway circumcised. Go ahead.

Answer the question. How was that for you? Wait, are you circumcised? Are you circumcised? Yes, I'm circumcised. Okay. Charlamagne's halfway. I used to have a little skin bridge.

Halfway? I used to have a little skin bridge. It was a little skin bridge that I had, but it's gone now. And you had to go back to the hospital and get it? I think I was like 17, maybe. Are you serious? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was just a little piece of skin

from the shaft to the head of the penis. You'll see it. Like, if you can Google it, and you'll see it. Your mom took you? Was it your penis? No, I actually went for something else.

You'll see it. I went for something else, and the doctor said, he's like, what is that doing there? That's something you gotta get rid of. Is that what he said? I was 16 or 17.

I don't remember what I was getting done. It's something I was getting done. Was that an he said? I don't remember what I was getting done It's something I was getting done Was that an STD? I didn't And he was like He snipped it right there Did it hurt?

No You want me to Google it? I'll Google it for you Oh wow It's not gonna be mine But you'll see what I'm talking about Oh wow So wait

So okay So give us some other toys Oh gosh Oh yeah Give us your favorites Your top five Liquid vibrator Strap on See that's how it looks Oh Oh, gosh. Oh, yeah. Give us your favorites, your top five. Liquid vibrator, strap on.

See, that's how it looks. Oh! That's what your penis looks like? Ew, look at this. That's how it looked. It was like a piece of skin like that. You didn't think that was crazy? I never thought of it.

I mean, I thought it was normal until I went to the doctor, and he was like, what is that? What is that? What is that? What are those? He has shmegma. I did used to have little bouts of shmegma. A little shmegma. I did. He had a bouts of shmegma. A little shmegma.

I did. Yeah, funky, spunky penis. Whoa. All right, so go on. What else? Yeah, so like... The strap-on? The strap-on.

So how frequently have you used a strap-on on men? Like how many different men have you used one? No, no, no. Just one time. Just one time? Yeah.

Did he love it? I'm sure. And he remained your boyfriend? No, hell no. Was it? Did it slide in? We'd have to get married. He could never show bad about you.

You do something like that to him. Never. That's why you got married. Never. You will never come for me ever. But yes, the liquid vibrators. Wait, wait. One more question about the strap on.

So was it wide open or did it like have to, was it like a, you know? It's one of, let me put the in. You know, let me just slip. Can I just put the in? That's what you told him? No. Let me put the in. Can I put the in. Can I just put the s*** in? That's what you told him? No. Let me put the s*** in. Can I put the s*** in?

Can I just put the s*** in? Did he bleed? Oh, my God. Oh, my gosh. I'm just asking. No, no, no. Should he have? I don't know.

I think everybody's ass is the same way. I don't know. Okay. All right, so go on. I'm sorry. No, the liquid vibrate. Which ones do you like? I've never been that big into toys

but the little pocket rocket. I have that too in my line. Yeah, I'll send it to you. I have that too in my line. Okay, good. Perfect. Alright, so go on. Tell me the rest of your favorites. Okay, so liquid vibrate. I do like the pocket rocket, the strap on, the handcuff situation, you know, situation.

I want to know the person you put the strap on. I want to know. Oh, my gosh. Everyone's his number. Right. You know what? That's how that sounded, my brother.

I'm going to be honest with you. That's exactly how you sounded just now. I want to know the guy who you pet. You're like, I don't want to hear about nothing else.

Give me his number. That's how you sounded. I smacked my penis. I don't have that no more. He could have the real thing. Can't smack my shame. He don't have it. You think that when you get married, you'll have threesomes?

Hmm. Is that something you guys discussed? I think I would, but I don't think he would allow me to. So you don't think he'll be with it? Yeah, I don't think he'll be with it. I ask him about it now. I'll be like, ooh, ain't that girl? He'll be like, what?

Is he a freak in the bedroom at least? Yeah, but I don't think he would be with me. But he don't do anal he don't want no threesomes. I can't even touch his booty. I can't even go like yeah no.

Yeah look at No I can't even I can't even like you know how if I even smack his ass he'd be like Yeah that's crazy. You know how you smack

out his ass like hey and they get out the shower hey he's like Yeah even some guys get really mad when you see that He he be looking at me like don't even

touch me there do you like choking and stuff like that when you're in the bedroom yeah I like all that stuff and getting slapped do you like choked very lightly

not like a I might pass out some people like the I might pass out no you better not that's fighting what about a smack I'm lightly

lightly like a yeah not no huh No, you better not. That's fighting. What about a smack? Lightly. Lightly. Like this? Yeah. Not no. Are you smacking in the bed? Are you choking and smacking? I do a little light choke.

Yes. You like being choked? No. Do you like being choked? No. You don't like some big strong hands around your neck? No. My you like being choked in V? No. You don't like some big, strong hands around your neck? My wife has little hands, but no, I'll pass. No.

No choking me. No choking. I never tried it, though. You should. It might be good. It might be good, but no, I'll pass. What about role play? I don't think he's going for it. I don't know.

Guys, I don't think he's going for all of that. You ain't describe a freaky person. You said he's freaky. Yeah, no, he's freaky because there's other ways to be freaky. Like what? Having sex anywhere, anywhere. What's the craziest place? You said he's freaky. Yeah, no, he's freaky because there's other ways to be freaky. Like what? Having sex anywhere, anywhere. What's the craziest place? That makes you an exhibitionist.

Yeah. What's the craziest place you had sex? In the truck. Craziest place. Oh, my gosh. That's not crazy on the beach. It's not crazy on a plane. It's not crazy.

Everybody's doing that. There's nothing left. There's nothing left for There's nothing left anymore. There's nothing left for me to do to be crazy. Right, right. I don't think about that one. That means your bar is too high. Meaning that you've done so much freaky stuff, your bar is way high.

Yeah, you think so? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because if what you don't think is freaky, you'll probably say it and everybody will be like, what? You know what I mean? Yeah, that's true. Yeah. Yeah, you're probably right. You think huge penises are overrated?

I like them small. Even though my dude doesn't have a small penis. We'll put that out there. You like them small? Like, what do you mean by small? Gigi, you think penises are overrated? What do you call me? Gigi.

You Gigi, I'm L'Oreal. You think big penises are overrated? You know, mine is big, so I like them big. I know yours is small. Yes. How do you know? I like small penises. You like small penises?

Yes, I do. It's easier for you to s***, right? Yeah. Oh, my gosh. I'm wrong. I'm being L'Oreal. I like them small. I mean, my dude doesn't have them small, but I do like them small.

I dance with my man sometimes. What do you mean by small? Like how small is small? No, average. Okay, because you keep saying small. I mean, my dude doesn't have them small, but I do like them small. I dance for my man sometimes. What do you mean by small? Like how small is small? No, average. Okay, you keep saying small. Like average. Average. I like average.

I like average. But, you know, guys walk around and they're like, I got a big ***. That's how they walk around? Those are the ones that usually don't have them. Oh. The ones that brag. The ones that brag. Okay.

I'm L'Oreal. L'Oreal. L'Oreal, you so stupid. That's that big energy they talk about, though. Big energy.

A lot of people will brag about it. I'm like, I don't like that. I know it hurts. Sometimes you got to sit to the side so it don't go

all the way in. I really like that you guys are doing this because it was definitely you. And no one's going to understand anything about any type of role play.

What's up, Gigi and L'Oreal? What up, Gigi? What up, L'Oreal? Gigi and L'Oreal. You know I'm never going to forget that. You don't know Gigi and L'Oreal? Lip service. You talk about my podcast,

Lip Service. She hasn't done it yet. Man, please clarify for her when she leaves. She was like, give me a shot. Don't clarify. Don't worry about it. We put that out there. Don't worry about it.

We put that out there. Well, it's Carly Redd. Thank you. Breakfast Club, good morning. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own?

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