The Breakfast Club - Jeezy Interview

Episode Date: August 22, 2019

Today on the show we had rapper Jeezy in the building, who spoke on his new album, relationships and more. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to cops that arrested six old people having sex in the park and Angela helped some listeners during "Ask Yee".  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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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. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, Angelie. Good morning, DJ Envy. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Thursday.

Now, you guys can tell Charlamagne is not here because his mic sounds a little crazy. How my mic sound? Hold on. What about now? How it sound now? Sounds a little high. I am here. Don't lie to the people.

I'm sitting right by you. Listen, am I the only Negro on the planet that hasn't tried the Popeye's chicken sandwich yet? No, I'm the other only Negro that hasn't tried it. Yeah, I haven't tried that. You're Dominican. chicken sandwich yet? No, I'm the only Negro that hasn't tried it. Yeah, I haven't tried that. You're Dominican. You're Dominican. No, I'm Negro. Okay.

So you haven't tried it easy? No, I haven't tried it. Oh, okay. I don't think I'm interested no more. Yes, you are. You've been talking about it for days. Because that's just because I'm a trans fat ass. So being that I'm a trans fat ass, I like to eat stuff.

But it's like, you know, I don't think I want it no more because it seems like everybody overhyping it. It can't be that good. It can't be as good as y'all out there making it seem. Well, there's only one way to find out. Gotta try it. I'm good. When I see everybody on social media doing something, I don't want to do it.

You gotta try it once, right? It's like a challenge now. Try a piece of it. Nah, you gotta take a full bite. It's like the Popeye's chicken sandwich. Try a piece of it. No. You got to take a full bite. And I saw pictures of it. That thing looked like it was loaded with so much GMO and hormones and steroids and all kinds of other stuff. Ain't no goddamn chicken that big.

Don't act like you ain't bite nothing before with GMO and hormones before. Hey. Hey. Didn't we just have Dr. Seve's children and children up there? Yeah, I was going to say. And I changed my lifestyle. Okay. Jesus Christ. All right. I'm my lifestyle. Okay. Jesus Christ.

All right. I'm just saying. You had it before. Just try one. This is one last time. Your last hurrah. That's right. The way that sandwich set up, it looked like it will be your one last time after you eat it.

Have a heart attack immediately. My goodness. Cholesterol level shoot through the roof. Yeah, maybe. I ain't tried it yet, though. I was going to try it over the weekend. I know. I'm just hating.

I don't know if I'm going to try it. No? I don't know if I'm going to try it. No? I don't know either. I'm not really like, but I'm also not fascinated by the idea of it. Like, I don't really eat at Chick-fil-A or Popeye's or any of those places. Yeah, you've never been to Disney World. You ain't seen Lion King. So, yeah, I get it.

And that's the other thing, too. I know Chick-fil-A supports Trump, and they don't like gay people. But let's not act like that number one with cheese and pickles hasn't been holding us down for years before we knew what their politics was. And the way y'all just dismissing that Chick-fil-A sandwich for this Popeye's sandwich is damn near disrespectful. No, we gotta try it.

Who owns Popeye's anyway? Do we know? No. He could be supporting Trump too. Right. We don't know. He could not like gay people too. But I doubt it. Not with all that meat on that sandwich. As much as black people love chicken, right? How come we don't own one chicken spot?

Like, we don't own Popeye's, right? We don't own KFC. We don't own Chick-fil-A. Because our grandmas cook better than them damn places. Because our mamas fry chicken better than them places. Isn't it a franchise? Can people own it? Yeah, but who is the creator of it?

Yes, exactly. I'm talking about actually starting. We could franchise McDonald's, but we don people own it? Yeah, but who was the creator of it? Yes, exactly. I'm talking about actually starting. We could franchise McDonald's, but we don't own it. It's some guy named E.J. Sager or something. Who the black colonel? That's right. Who the black Popeye? Popeye's the cartoon. Who the black Bojangles? Black Bojangles, absolutely.

Who the black churches? All these black churches. Why black churches don't sell fried chicken for real? Like real black churches. Cop black churches don't sell fried chicken for real? Okay, Alvin Charles. Like real black churches. Copeland was an American entrepreneur who created the Popeye's Chicken and Biscuits fast food chain. He black or white? He also created many successful restaurants. He is white.

Okay. He died about 11 years ago. He's from New Orleans because you know that New Orleans Popeye's is different. We need to get a grandma's chicken, man. A black-owned grandma's chicken or something. I'm telling you, best fried chicken I had in a long, long time was when I was at our guest today's aunt's house in Hawkinsville, Georgia. Okay.

Well, Jeezy will be joining us. He's talking about Jeezy. That's right. Jeezy will be joining us this morning. He has a new album that comes out tomorrow. Whatever Jeezy cooked his crack with, his aunt cooked the fried chicken with. Because it was that addictive. Goodness gracious.

All right. Well, let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about? Well, Donald Trump is, again, trying to take away some rights. So imagine you were born here in the United States. That's birthright citizenship. Well, he wants to end that. He told y'all to go back to where you came from.

He can't do that. Since y'all don't want to do it voluntarily, he gonna send you. Alright, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Where we starting, Yee? Well, Donald Trump

says he's looking seriously at birth rights citizenship. He doesn't think that if you're born here, you should be allowed to be from here, even though you're born here. Yeah. So in other words, if your parents come here, they have you here, that's birthright citizenship, right? You're as the baby is a citizen of the United States, even if the parents aren't, you know, from the United States. Well, here is what he's saying about birthright citizenship and why he wants to end it the democrats want to continue giving automatic birthright citizenship to every child born to an illegal alien hundreds of thousands of children born to illegal immigrants are made automatic citizens of the united states every year because of this crazy lunatic policy that we can end. So basically what he's

saying is go back to where your parents came from. Absolutely. That as well. Now, of course, in the Constitution, that is a right. The Constitution guarantees birthright citizenship, and that's in the 14th Amendment. All persons born are naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. Even one of his appointees, right, one of Donald Trump's appointees, one of the judges said that birthright is protected no less for children of undocumented persons than for descendants of Mayflower passengers. But he's trying to end that.

So when he says he's looking into it, what does that mean? Because, I mean, all he has to do is simply read the Constitution. The Constitution tells you everything you need to know about the Constitution. He's trying to change the Constitution. That's what it sounds like. Huh? He's got people in position to do that. Well, Kamala Harris said that Donald Trump should seriously consider reading the Constitution.

All right. Yeah. Now, there's a possible sniper on the run, and that's in Southern California. A deputy was wounded when that possible sniper took aim at the Lancaster station. The bullet came from a four-story building. That bullet did hit the deputy in the chest while he was in the parking lot. Fortunately, he had on a bulletproof vest, and that's what saved his life. It deflected the bullet onto his shoulder.

What they are saying about the shooter is that he's a sniper, and he's believed to be in a government-subsidized facility for people with mental health problems across from the sheriff's station. So they did put a school on lockdown within the shooter's range and students did evacuate. All right. Now there is a GoFundMe that has started and that is for fired NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo. Somebody has started a GoFundMe for him, and they've raised over $60,000 in one day so far. Is that crazy? It's not really crazy, only because in this world that we live in,

you already know three people are going to be on one side, three people are going to be on the other side, four people are just going to be on the fence about things. That's what I call a roulaton. So it's not crazy. Everybody is going to have some type of supporters. Well, up to date, they've raised over a hundred thousand dollars. Wow. What it

says is support New York City police officer Daniel Pantaleo and his family. Mayor de Blasio's anti-police rhetoric contributed toward the decision to fire him. Let's help an officer in need who was only doing his job. Yeah, he wasn't doing his job, though, because that was an illegal chokehold. That's not doing

your job. Putting somebody in an illegal chokehold and choking them out, you know, is not doing your job. It's absolutely, positively not doing your job. And it's actually doing your job wrong. His job description is to illegally choke citizens. Absolutely. So it's just like, yo, he's lucky he's not in jail. So, you know, take the fire in and move on with your life.

All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Front Page News. All right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up right now. Maybe you had a bad night, bad morning, or maybe you feel blessed and you want to spread some positivity.

800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The 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?

Yeah, what's going on, Envy? Good morning. Good morning, Angela. Good morning, Charlotte. Good morning. What's up, man? Get it off your chest. Yeah, how come we don't get more coverage of, like, the Eric Holder Nifty Hustle case? Like, I know, like, when ASAP was locked up, you know, we were getting too much coverage of like the Eric Holder Nifty Hustle case. Like I know like when ASAP was locked up, you know, we were getting too much coverage of it. Like you know, he was in Sweden and he got locked up. But then we don't hear anything much about

the Eric Holder case. Like I even try to Google stuff and you really don't hear nothing. Like any coverage. What would be the updates? I mean he's in jail and he's awaiting, awaiting what? Trial, right? Yeah, awaiting trial. He hasn't been to court yet. Yeah, but even before that, before he even got to the point that he's at right now,

I didn't hear anything at all about what his status is. Well, we've been telling you. We told you who his lawyer was and we told you that his lawyer decided to back out. His lawyer decided to back out, yeah. He's in jail. There's no updates. We don't know what he's eating.

We don't know when he goes to the bathroom. But when he goes to court, when he goes to trial, we'll let you know. Yeah, the last thing I heard is that they had somebody that was going to testify against him, even though you don't need anybody because they got a whole video. But, yeah, I don't know what the updates would be. I know initially they said he had a high-profile lawyer. I didn't even know the lawyer backed out.

So I was just wondering. Yes, sir. I figured we would have more coverage over him and stuff like that. And another thing, one more thing. I listened to the Snoop interview yesterday. I was listening to it. That Snoop album is kind of fire. It is.

Yep. I ain't going to lie to you. Do you ever have Benny up there? Benny the Butcher? Yeah. That's a good question. So I know he in with the Illuminati like you are. I like Benny before he was in the Illuminati, though.

My barber, Ty, listens to Benny a lot, and he plays Benny's music in the barbershop all the time. But before he was Illuminati, I liked Benny. Yeah, Benny's music. I mean, Griselda in the whole, the music is dope. Griselda's tough. All right, man, you guys have a good day, all right? You too, bro.

Yes, sir. Hello, who's this? This is Nick. What's up, man, from Indianapolis. What's up, bro? Get it off your chest. Hey, I had two things. First, have y'all tried to get in contact with Nikki

to see if she was going to come up here on the radio station to talk to y'all? No. She was supposed to actually come this week. I don't know what happened. Yeah, if she's in New York or what. She said she was going to pull up this week. Oh, I'm talking about, nobody confirmed that on our end.

That's just what she said on Twitter. She can't just pull up? Nicki Minaj can't just pull up to the radio station? She ain't trying to get in contact with y'all. Y'all got to get in contact with the artist to get them up there. Well, we did tell her that she was welcome to come. We did? Yeah, well, I did.

Oh, I guess we did. Okay, and my second thing, Angela, you seem like the nice one, so I'm going to just see if you can help me out because, you know, we all need somebody to help us out. Oh, boy. I don't know where we at. But, hey, look, I've got a YouTube page. I'm trying to see if I can get you to subscribe to.

What is your YouTube page? Your man Flawless. It's Y-A-M-A-N Flawless's Y-A-M-A-N Flawless. Y-A-M-A-N Flawless. Okay, we're going to check it out. All right, man. Have a good one, man. All right.

Appreciate it. All right, man. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need the vent, hit us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired, depressed, a little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There's 55 gallons of water, 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 Supremeest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I trade my own country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warheads.

Oh my god. What is that? Bullets. Bullets. We need help! We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast.

That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into 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. 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. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. So you better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club.

Hello, who's this? This is Shari B. I'm over in Hampton, Virginia, and I'd just like to tell y'all I love y'all. Good morning. I'm supporting the Red Cross with the egg challenge. Somebody went over there and killed people in Virginia Beach, and things been going since something in the water, and I love you guys, and I just want to let you know I'm keeping it strong for everybody. That was a crazy run on.

You said you with the Red Cross, you supporting egg challenge, and somebody got killed, but then you love us? Yeah, yeah. Y'all gave me tickets, and on April 24th, I got it written down. I got down there. They stole my tickets, and they've been beating me up ever since. I have to go to court. They bashed me in the eye because I got on the radio,

and I talked about how people didn't like God and I love Jesus. Slow down. They went down there and did some mad shooting down there, and I don't like it. So they got an edge challenge, and the guys that he work for the Reds on. And I'm for the edge. Wait, wait, hello. Is this Cheryl from ASCII?

Hit me like huffy-duppy on the wall. Okay. What? On the wall. Hold on. Okay. Is this Cheryl from ASCII? Did you call in for ASCII a while ago?

Yeah, I've been calling y'all since April 24th. All right, cool, cool. All right, all right. Thank you, mama. All right. I love y'all. I love y'all. MTV. Love you more. I love y'all. All right. I love y'all. I love y'all. MTV, I love y'all.

I love every one of y'all. I love y'all. Did he say, I love y'all MTV? Yeah, I love y'all. Trav, what you want, Trav? Hey, what's up, Evie? What's up, me? Hey, Trav.

How you doing, boo? Charlamagne. What's up, sis? I hear shade in your throat. No, I got a little bone to pick with you, Charlamagne, bro. Ow. What is it? Everything, because Rhaps little bone to pick with you, Charlamagne, bro. Ow. What is it? Everything, because Rhapsody

was on the other day, right? Mm-hmm. And I'm tired of every time Rhapsody... Anytime you want to go song for song, track for track, the show that J. Cole will watch Rhapsody... Oh, boy.

Like, seriously, will watch... And I hate to even do this, because Rhapsody is very talented, but she is nowhere near J. Cole's level. Kend. But she is nowhere near J. Cole's level. Kendrick Lamar is nowhere near J. Cole's level. Trav, I knew you were going to say something about this. No, because it bothers me. He goes out of his way to disrespect J. Cole.

Every time he gets a chance to throw a shot at J. Cole, you know what happens, Envy? You know what happens, Envy? His little tail starts wagging. His little f***y starts popping. That's your question, though. Why do y'all think that's disrespect when I'm talking about dope rappers? Like, J. Cole

is a dope rapper. It's literally like back in the day when we would argue who's the greatest MC, Biggie, Jay-Z, and Nas. Like, now we're talking about a different generation of greats. I don't think J. Cole is whack. I think he's dope. But, like, I think it's disrespectful that in between albums, people forget what Kendrick Lamar does.

Now, let me tell you something else. We're going into 2020, so we're going to start having these best rapper of the decade list. Kendrick Lamar is my number one rapper of the past decade. And when we talk about best albums of the past decade, Kendrick Lamar has two out of the top three albums of the past decade. Rap-wise, he's got two of them. I don't know what y'all

be talking about. Y'all just be forgetting in between albums. I can legit lay a case that J. Cole's gonna go down as the greatest lyricist out of Drake and Kendrick. He's gonna go down

as the greatest lyricist and he's gonna have the biggest impact on the culture. Drop a bomb for J. Cole. Have a good day. That's insane to me. Man.

Why do we disrespect Kendrick in this way? Just because he's in between albums. When Kendrick comes out, he shuts things down. You know you only argue with one person. That's just trash. That's all you argue with. You're right. Dan, hello?

Hey, what's going on, Charlamagne? Good morning. How are you, sir? What's happening, King? Good morning, man. I was at USP Ashfield when you were on Wendy Williams' show, man. Come on, man. I remember you, man.

Is that a jail? Okay. Yes, yes. Well, I did 188 months in the feds. First time. Damn. Well, welcome home. I did from, yes, sir.

I did from 99 to 2014. Damn. And then from 2014 to two weeks ago, a supervised release. I had to do 60 months of supervised release. Wow. Lord have mercy. What did you do?

Yeah, I couldn't even call a person like you. If I called you, I would have got violated on my supervised release. But what did you do? What did you do, bro? Man, I'm going to be honest with you. I sold some guns to somebody. They robbed the bank.

And guess what? They introduced me to an undercover, and I sold him 900 pounds of marijuana. And guess what? That's what they got me on, and they banned me. Guns and marijuana. And why you don't write a rap album? I mean, it is what it is. I mean, I had to wear it.

I had to do my time. And I remember when you were just listening know, I mean, I had to wear it. I had to do my time. And I remember when you were just listening to I mean, you were on Wendy Williams' show for like four hours. I was in Edgewood, South Carolina. Yes, sir. And it was crazy. And honestly, I could not call a radio station while

I was on paper. Well, you still... Well, something he said back then is still on your mind? Because you know we've been in Breakfast Club for 10 years. What did he say 15 years ago that you're still with right now? Man, I'm going to be honest with you. You went off on, was it Crazy Bones? I can't believe it.

Hold up, man. Hey, it was Flavor Flav. That's all I'm going to say. One of the Bones. Bro, you know that's 17 years ago, bro. You got to let it go. That was 17 years ago. I don't think I ever went off on one of the bones, but I will say this.

I appreciate your enthusiasm because I can tell that you missed doing regular things like just picking up the phone to call the radio station, so you're really appreciative to be able to do that now. Man, and I'm going to be honest with you. You know, on this Twitter thing and all these other things, man, I've just been clout chasing, doing everything what everybody else does, right?

But I'm just seeing how I'm going to be honest with you, man. Why do you keep saying you're going to be honest? What are you lying about? That's what he said before he was locked up. Let him go, Solomon. Okay, when it comes to this judicial reform that Meek Mill and a lot of these guys are putting their platform on,

a lot of that stuff is not practical like the things that they're making out to be. I mean, there's a lot of people right now in there that they could make a bigger impact if they were more practical and took their self out the picture a little bit more and just pick random people in there. I mean, there's a lot of random people in there right now that if you took yourself out the platform, I mean, it's hard for people to see how did you get 10 years papers and you're complaining about it,

but there's certain people that are doing 30 years behind that same thing you got 10 years papers and you're complaining about it, but there's certain people that are doing 30 years behind that same thing you got 10 years papers for? Well, you hold on, brother. It sounds like this is a conversation you want to have with Charlamagne. You hold on. I'll give you Charlamagne. I ain't done no. He got to catch up.

There's a lot of things he got to catch up on. Hold on, man. There's a lot of things he got to catch up on. He's been listening to you 20 years ago. And I appreciate that. You know what I'm saying? I appreciate that I've know what I'm saying? You got to fill him in. I appreciate that I've been doing radio that long,

and there's been people that's been listening to me that long. I appreciate it. You got to fill him in, Charlamagne. It's 20 years ago. I'm sure he got baggy jeans and a beeper still. You just got to help him out. That Twitter thing. That Twitter thing.

Tell him hit me up on that Twitter thing. My goodness. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. You got rumors on the way? Yes, I spoke about Dancing with the Stars, the new cast for 2019, and it is all over the place. Some of these

people you'll be interested to see. Some of them you'll be like, why is that person on? We'll get into that next. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. What's happening? Good morning, everybody. Happy Thursday. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Jeezy will Good morning, everybody. Hey. Happy Thursday. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Jeezy will be joining us next hour. But let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Tee Grizzley. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip.

The rumor report. Gossip. Angela. Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. All right. Well, unfortunate situation. Tee Grizzley, his car was shot up in Detroit.

Very sad. Unfortunately, his manager, Jobina Brown, JB, she was sitting in the back seat and she did end up getting hit in her left side. They said she did scream and three to four shots were fired and she was killed. So that was really unfortunate. Jobina was only 41 years old. That was his manager, his auntie, his big homie, all of that. So rest in peace to Jimmy.

That's horrible. Rest in peace to her. Is he grizzly-eyed? I got my hand, he got hit up too. It seems that he's fine, but and people were saying that he got shot. Some were saying he didn't and that he's fine. I don't know, but he's alive. All right.

And according to this report, they said he wasn't hit and neither was the driver. Wendy Williams has canceled four more shows for her For the Record tour. And she was supposed to be in Atlanta, Georgia. There were two shows there. Those have been canceled. Her stop in Cleveland and her stop in Detroit also were canceled. Well, she canceled the whole tour then, huh? That's what it seems like.

Yeah, I mean, I don't know what's going on. As of now, St. Petersburg, Florida, September 21st is still on, but who knows? Now, reportedly, it's low ticket sales is the reason for the cancellations. She made a stop in the I Heart Buildings yesterday. I didn't see her, but she was there recording with Jason Lee. Yes, and I'm pretty sure that it doesn't help that you're canceling these shows because if people were going to go to later shows, they're probably like, I don't think she's going to show up.

Right. So it would discourage you from buying tickets. I'm going to be honest with you. I've been hearing you report this story for two weeks, and I don't even know what the hell Wendy is doing. What is she doing? Like, what are they buying tickets for? I'm serious. know what the hell Wendy is doing. What is she doing? What are they buying tickets for? I'm serious.

She's canceling shows. What is she doing? I guess she'll be talking to you, kind of like a stand-up in a way. So kind of like a podcast type where she's talking to people for an hour and talking about celebrity stuff? It's a comedy tour. Oh, she's doing comedy. So it's stand-up.

So it's the mm-hmm comedy tour. Okay, I didn't know. It's not just her. It's Wendy Williams and Friends Presents for the record. Oh. So she's like how Shaquille O'Neal does. Like, you know, she brings comedians on stage and she brings it out and hosts it. Yeah, I mean, I haven't seen the show, but assuming that it's a comedy show and it's her and Friends.

Has she done one show yet to see? I have no idea. I haven't reported that she has. Oh. It's crazy, though, because you've been reporting that story and I have no idea. I haven't reported that she has. It's crazy because you've been reporting that story and I have not even thought about it. I'm like, wait a minute. What are people buying tickets to see Wendy Williams for? Alright, I don't know who's on the tour either

as far as the comedians. Now let's talk about Rihanna's Diamond Ball. That's coming up and she'll be honoring activist Sean King at her 5th annual Diamond Ball. We also told you earlier that Pharrell and DJ Khaled will be performing also. So congratulations to Sean King. Future and

21 Savage, they rented out a water park in Atlanta and they did a hood day. So basically they were trying to help out the community. They rented out the entire water park at Six Flags in Atlanta and they invited everybody from Zone 6 to get some relief from the summer heat by having this big water park

day. That's dope. They spent about $300,000. That's free food this big water park day. That's dope. They spent about $300,000. That's free food, free drinks for everybody. That's really dope. Yeah, really a nice situation. $300,000. Drop on the Clues bombs for a few chin. Who else you say?

21 Savage. 21 Savage. 21. Okay. They look like they're having a good time, too, boy. All right, Dave Chappelle is hosting a free block party in Dayton, in Dayton, Ohio, and it's going to be strictly reserved for the city's residents.

So it's a benefit concert, free block party hosted by Dave Chappelle, and you can get your free tickets on Ticketmaster, but you have to be a resident. It's going to honor the lives lost and to reclaim the community's favorite places to shop, dine, and enjoy time with family and friends. It's amazing how your mind works so fast because you was like, yo, Dave Chappelle's having a

free block party in Dayton. And my mind said, you know what? I think I'm going to go. And then as soon as you said it's only for Dayton residents, it's just like the door slammed in my face. So hard in my brain. Alright, Dancing with the Stars. They have announced the new cast for this season.

FYI, Lamar Odom's going to be on there. Bachelorette Hannah Brown. Karamo Brown from Queer Eye. James Van Der Beek, he's going to be on there also. Actor James Van Der Beek. Now, I also was reading that Sean Spicer's going to be on Dancing with the Stars.

Sean Spicer that used to work in the Trump administration? Sean Spicer? Yes, the White House press secretary who resigned a couple years ago. That's on brand. That's pretty on brand. That's on brand. That's pretty on brand for Sean. I want to see Lamar. Lamar dancing on, that's going to be interesting.

Why? Because he's 7'2". Well, whatever tall he is, most people like that. He's not the first tall person that's been on Dancing with the Stars. Who else has been on that tall? Chrissy Prichard is going to be on it too. Chris Humphries. What, Chris Humphries on there?

No, was he? He just making that up You don't even know if he was on there, man I feel like he was, I don't know Wendy Williams was on there, she's tall Wendy Williams definitely was on there How did she do? Wendy Williams every bit of 7 foot

And how did she do? You said what? And how did she do? I don't remember NFL Hall of Famer, also Ray Lewis will be on there. Pop star Ally Brooke. Comedian Cal Mitchell. Actress Kate Flannery.

Country star Lauren Alaina. And the Supremes, Mary Wilson. So who do you guys have to win this, if you had to guess? I don't watch Dancing with the Stars. I mean, if you had to guess who would be a good dancer, you win by votes. I mean, Bobby Bones won last year. Yes, he did. So I don't know. You got a lot of votes. Drop by votes. I mean, Bobby Bones won last year. Yes, he did. So I don't know.

You got a lot of votes. Drop one of the clues bombs for Bobby Bones. Country radio personality, my guy. So I don't know. It seems like it's a popularity contest. It is a popularity contest. But if you're a really great dancer, like Nicole Scherzinger, remember when she won? She's an amazing dancer from the Pussycat Dolls.

I don't think dancing matters on Dancing With The Stars. It definitely does. It definitely does matter. Bobby Bones won last year. I don't know his dancing on Dance With the Stars. It definitely does. It definitely does matter. Bobby Bones won last year. I don't know his dancing abilities. He's not good. It wasn't the best. I've seen a couple episodes.

It wasn't the best. And just so you know, a lot of people were upset about Sean Spicer being casted on Dancing With the Stars, and they were saying it's a slap in the face. I'm going with Sean Spicer to take the whole thing. I'm going with the girl from Bachelorette. If it's about voting,

I'm going with Sean girl from Bachelorette. If it's about voting, I'm going with Sean Spicer or Kel. And maybe even Karamo. Karamo? Karamo got a large fan base. I think the MAGA crowd might come out for Sean Spicer. Yeah, but the Bachelorette crowd is pretty deep too, man. Hannah Brown.

Hannah Brown, man. They ain't rocking with the MAGA crowd. Y'all gotta watch it. Alright, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report. You know, we just had a conversation about Dancing with the Stars. We should do a pool, and I don't even watch that show. But if it's based on popularity, I don't know, bro. But the dancing does matter. I'm telling you, when Nicole Scherzinger won, she won because her dancing was phenomenal. It wasn't just popularity.

Did you see Bobby Bowles last year? You ain't see Bobby Bowles. You ain't see Bobby Bowles. If Trump tweets about Sean Spicer being on Dancing with the Stars every week, Sean might win. He might take that. All right. Anyway, when we come back, front page news, what are we talking about?

Well, let's talk about at least 27 people have been arrested, and that is over threats to commit mass attacks since what happened in El Paso and the Dayton, Ohio shootings. All right. We'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. I'm a young CEO.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Where we starting with, Yee? Well, so far, at least 27 people have been arrested over threats to commit mass attacks, and that's since the unfortunate incidents in El Paso and Dayton. But the shootings that happened there, they're saying they are taking everything seriously.

On Friday, they arrested a 15-year-old in Florida. He threatened to commit a school shooting, and that was on a video game platform. He said he was joking, but he wrote, I, Dalton Barnhart, vow to bring my father's M15 to school and kill seven people at a minimum. Nope. Don't play like that. Put his little ass away for a little while. Yeah, so there's a whole list of everybody that's been arrested since for whatever type of threats they might have made.

We take them very seriously. I wish this was like my anointing report where they could arrest you for even just thinking about a crime. But if you want to utter, you know, stuff like that at a time like this, yes, you should get your little ass locked up. Definitely should get locked up for that. All right, now, Washington Governor Jay Inslee has dropped out of the presidential race.

I don't even know who that is. Yeah, me neither. He said, it's become clear I'm not going to be carrying a ball. I'm not going to be president, so I'm withdrawing tonight from the race. I don't even know who that is. Damn it. He said, it's become clear I'm not going to be carrying the ball. I'm not going to be president, so I'm withdrawing tonight from the race. But I have to tell you, I've been fighting climate change for 25 years, and I've never been so confident of the ability of America now to reach critical mass

to move the ball. How many people have dropped out so far? Just two? Because of debates or what? September 13th, I believe? They'll be in Houston next. In like three or four weeks. Three weeks. Is it still going to be a loaded state?

Because if two drop out in the Democratic prime, it's still 27 people left. A lot of people aren't going to make the cut to be on the stage there. And if you don't make the ones in Detroit or the ones in Houston, then it's probably over for you. All right.

Now let's talk about health officials investigating over 150 vaping-linked lung injuries. Apparently, they're saying that there have been over 150 cases in 16 different states. Some of the patients said they needed breathing assistance, and they had symptoms which included shortness of breath, fatigue, chest pains, cough, and weight loss. In July, eight teenagers with a history of vaping were hospitalized with seriously damaged lungs at the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. So if you guys think that vaping is OK and completely safe, guess again. All right. And a 20 year old has taken his own life. A 20 year old black man. He was the target of relentless bullying because of his relationship with a trans woman.

He wrote on Facebook, y'all can say whatever you want about Faith. I really don't care if she's not passable. I don't care if she wasn't born a woman. She's a woman to me, and I love her flaws. That's what makes her Faith. If you heard her story, it's motivating. I'm happy. You should be happy for me.

And he wrote that on Facebook right before he ended up taking his own life. And don't let nobody steal your joy, man. If you happy with the person that you with, be happy. It don't matter what other people think. Right. So, again, our condolences to Marcus Arisa Willoughby of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was openly loving the woman that he loved.

And unfortunately, people were bullying him and harassing him. And he did have some battles with depression and other mental health issues. And they said this just exasperated things for him. So sad. That's why one of my phone cases, my wife actually uses the phone case all the time. But it says social media is not good for my mental health. And that's a fact. Because there's certain things that you take to social media and they just destroy you.

They will definitely try to destroy you. You know what I'm saying? It's like, yo, it's a joy killer. Like, they just love to steal your joy on social media. Love who you want to love and F everybody else. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Front Page News. That's cheating, actually, but you know what I mean. Black men don't cheat.

Black men definitely don't cheat, but the way you said it, it's like, love who you want to love, but F everybody else. Like, no. You know what I mean. Yes, I did. All right. All right, now, when we. Like, no. You know what I mean. Yes, I did. All right. All right, now when we come back, Jeezy will be joining us. Jeezy has an album out tomorrow, so we'll kick it with Jeezy, the snowman.

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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. The Breakfast Club. DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building.

Yes, sir. Jeezy. What up, though? Welcome back. Come on, man. Back home, baby. Legend of the snowman. Yes, sir.

I'm ready. What's the expectations for you when you put together these thug motivation projects? Because these are special projects to people. I mean, for me, it's just like just making sure I'm in pocket. And it's a real body of work. You know what I'm saying? I kind of figured the game out now. It's like you can's a real body of work you know what i'm saying i kind of figured the game out now it's like you can't put her single out you know what i'm saying because everybody's a and r's so you just got to put the body of work out and just and hope people

take it's like a self-help book if you can't take a chapter and put it out because that might not be the chapter they want you know what i'm saying so with me it's just like doing the body's work as a whole and knowing that when people listen to it from beginning to end, they'll know you put your time and effort into it. But I thought you retired. I thought you even sold part of the liquor company. We seen you on islands, on boats, in Miami, on the beach. You said you retired.

First of all, Mr. Forbes list. You know what I'm saying? I got to get as many cars as you before I start even talking like that. I know, but for me, man, it was like, you know, it was one of them things where, like, you know, I do music, but I also want to do, you know, business. Like, I'm passionate about that because I understand it. Just coming from the block and learning how to get money,

that's something that drives me. And it's just like if anybody know anything about life, it's like when you come stagnant and you're just doing the same thing, you know what I'm saying, kind of like take away from who you are. So it's like for me, like I'm aligned. Like I got to be in the jungle. I can't just be in like the studio. So you got bored.

You got bored on vacation just chilling. Yeah, you know, the boat's got too big. Oh, my gosh. You know what I'm saying? I'm just being for real. It's like I got to do. And by the way, everybody I know that really like a successful and build these companies and sell them, they can't just go sit on a beach somewhere.

They got to get back to the money. They build another company and sell it again. Where's the best place you've been on vacation? She would say this is where you got to go. Man, Europe. I just love Europe, period, man. It's just the food's different. The air is different.

The moon's different. It's just different. I took one food's different, the air's different, the moon's different. It's just different. I took one of my homies last time I went. He never been. He's from, you know, he's straight from the hood, but just to see the look

on his face, you know, just to see how life is just so different. You know what I'm saying? Just to live through him, because I've been there a couple times.

I mean, just, it was real. It was surreal. Have you ever cried somewhere? Have you ever been somewhere and been like, God damn, I'm really not on Auntie Portion or Marcel in that work? Nah, not yet. I guess I ain't been there yet.

Yeah. I mean, but I've been in situations where I've sat back and realized how blessed I am. Yeah, I've been there. When's the last time you felt that feeling of gratitude? Oh, man, like maybe a couple days I was on my flight and I was listening to the album, just kind of listening

to the mixes and stuff. And I was listening to the intro track, The Entrepreneur. That's all? Yeah. I thought it was Entrepreneur.

Entrepreneur. Yeah. And I don't know, it just kind of really brought back memories, though, because I'm telling the story about that, and I'm just like,

damn, you know, I really went through that, but, you know, I'm still out here on my grind, but at the same time, it just really, like, took me back in that memory lane. I'm like, damn, you know, I really went through that, but you know, I'm still out here on my grind. But at the same time, it just really like took me back in that, that memory lane. And I'm like, damn, I just remember those hard times and going through all this stuff and it's just like overcoming it.

It's just like, sometimes you don't pat yourself on the back enough of overcoming things. Cause you're still in real time. I talk to Tim about it all the time. It's like, we, we accumulate so much and we so successful in so many different ways. We don't take the time to look at the last accomplishment we did because we're on to the next thing. Is that your favorite joint in the album? No, man.

Actually, I love the John Legend song about my mother. That was deep. I don't even listen to that one, by the way. When I wrote it, I listened to it, and they mixed it. I was done with it, but I definitely can't touch that one. What's so hard about it? Because my mother, she's got a situation, so she's not healthy right now, and it's just like,

that record basically describes she's the real MVP. And it's like, when I jumped off the porch, I took a lot of my time trying to, you know, come up and take care of everybody, and I didn't really take the time to be her son. And it's just like, now, she's not well son and it's just like now she she's not well so it's just like when I when I see people moving around taking their mothers on tour on vacation doing things it's just like damn you know I gotta go see my mother in this place and and you know

it hurt because it's like I missed all that time it's like I can't get none of it back and this is like I didn't get nothing but some money you know know what I'm saying? So I didn't really gain much, and I lost my mind. But, like, I thank her every day for, like, giving me, like, morals and teaching me what integrity was and how to be a man. It's just like she don't really get a chance to see me in that light. But it's like now I'm of age, and I have grew up, so I ain't really with the, you know, but it's just like she ain't here to see that. You changed that for your kids now because it could be the same with your kids you work so much

Yeah, this small. Oh, no, man's cool. I mean, you know, it's crazy man I've really been taking a lot of time like, you know, just to enjoy the people around me for real man I can really like cherish that have real friends. I got friends I hit now I just have to hit him up out of blue like you good straight, you know, I might send them books, you know passes Motivational quotes cuz it's like, you know, they're your people. Even when you talk about your mom, it's like, yo, when you was in the streets, you was doing things to protect and provide for your family. So you didn't feel like that was enough.

Yeah, I did that, but I also played that game of, you know, everybody that I know that ended up going to prison, they end up, like, telling on people, going there and not being solid and, you know, just not being a stand-up guy is the people that love something. So, you know, me, I just kind of blocked them out on the love tip. You know what I'm saying? Like, I just, I provided for them,

but I kind of kept the love to myself. It's like, I don't want to get in a position where if I got jammed up out here when I was in the streets that I'm going to be in the pen, like, you know, f***ing going through it because it's like, you know, that's real. You know, people really go in there and tell because they want to get home to their families. You know what I'm saying? Or they want to get home to their kids.

So it's just like I kind of kept that solid because that's the only thing that kept me solid. That's the wildest shit, not allowing yourself to love. That had to fuck up a lot of relationships. Oh, no, man. Listen, bro, I ain't going to even front. Like, I'd be lying if I tell you every day I don't have to go back and rekindle shit and talk to people and just, you know, even with people I've met to even front. Like, I'll be lying if I tell you every day I don't have to go back and rekindle shit and talk to people and just, you know, even with people I met in the industry.

No, I'm talking about ladies specifically. Oh, yeah, yeah, it's all bad. Great excuse. Oh, man, it's all bad. I love myself, self-love. You know what I'm saying? Practice that first. But it's bad.

You know what I'm saying? Because you don't trust nobody. You know what I'm saying? You know, I ain't going to lie, man. It took me, like, it took me some decades to trust people. You know what I'm saying? Because you don't trust nobody. You know what I'm saying? I ain't going to lie, man. It took me some decades to trust people. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, we're not even used to seeing you in pictures with women. Like, oh, he's dating her.

Uh-oh. Where we going? Where we going, you? Where we going, you? Hey, too early for that shit, man. Just woke up. You gave me a layup. Nah, I wasn't

even talking about that. I was talking about people in particular. Like, you know what I mean? But even like me, you know, Solomon, Envy, like, you know,

over, you know, time, I've seen y'all in different, you know, lights in different, you know, places and different events. I used to be able to rapport with people.

You know, like, when I used to come to events, I used to be on the defense. I'm like, yo, when the shit pop up, I'm going crazy. You know what I'm saying? know, like, when I used to come to events, I used to be on the defense. I'm like, yo, when did you pop off? I'm going crazy. You know what I'm saying?

So that was my mentality. But after a while, you start realizing Fabulous is never going nowhere. That's going to be my friend forever. So you got to always be a stand-up guy and just nurture those relationships because these are your real people. You know what I'm saying?

So I had to learn that, like, later on. So a lot of times, they'd be like, just making sure I'm good. Because, you know, one time I might come around, I might be cool. Next time I come around, I might be on a deal. But you can't even

let your guard down. Like Meek Mill said, being a rapper is dangerous. Oh, yeah. You still can't let your guard down. It's the most dangerous job in the world. But the good thing

that I pride myself on is just really coming from the streets and just always having that guard up. And it's, like, you know, it's to the point where, you know, I got real discipline.

So it might be sometimes if I just feel like I'm out on my rocker, I'll stop drinking for a whole year. But nobody around me won't know that because I'm watching

everything they do. You feel what I'm saying? I'm taking notes. You know what I was going to say? Sometimes people always only hit you up because they need something to. Right.

Like people will hit you up every time they hit you, you'll be like, oh, they about to ask me for something. Or I know they... Well, they do. But it's nice when...

They do. But I mean, me personally, like, you know, I love to serve. You know what I'm saying? I love to give back, but you got to know the difference between that and then somebody taking advantage of you, too, though. All right, we got more with Jeezy when we come back. Matter of fact, let's get into a mini-mix. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. That was a Jeezy mini-mix. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Jeezy's still here. I see you and Ross making music together more and more and more. Y'all squashed that beef.

How did that conversation ever come along? I mean, like, I don't think, see, and this is what people don't understand, man. Like, you know, rap, it's like if Steph Curry and LeBron got on the court and they played ball. They're going to play their hearts out. You've got to be competitive. You know what I'm saying? And people took what I said on the joint like I was trying to go at homie, but it's like these are my –

if somebody asks you about Charlemagne, you know more about – y'all with each other every day. Right. You know what I'm saying? So you're going to pop your – it's over me. I was just really like popping my – I didn't look at it like that, but it's the industry, so I can't expect the industry to understand how the streets me. I was just really like popping my ass. I didn't look at it like that, but it's the industry, so I can't expect the industry to understand how the streets work.

You know what I'm saying? So really and truly, like, when it got out of hand, I could have reached out and be like, yo, man, like, it ain't even that. You know what I'm saying? But I ain't do that. So, you know, I got to take that blame. But me and homie, and the same thing with him, and that's what I came to when we sat down.

I was like, yo, that ain't even, we ain't got no problem. We're not about to argue about some other grown man. I know we are. You know what I'm saying? We get too much money for that. You know what I'm saying? So when we sat down and chopped it up, I was like, damn, you know, I didn't really know Raw's person like that.

I just started realizing, you know, like, I've always rocked with his music, but I didn't know him personally. So as I started, like, picking up personal things, I was like, yo, homie really, you know, he cool. He solid. So as we talked and just talked about different things, you know, music, but I didn't know him personally. So as I started, like, picking up personal things, I was like, yo, homie really, you know, he cool. He solid. So as we talked, we just talked about different things, you know, music, me coming to his party. Like, that's what we're supposed to do at this point. You know what I'm saying? We getting

money. We successful. Like, you know, I got friends that I would go to their parties in the hood, but that might be in the projects. I mean, you know, that's cool. I want to go to my partner's mansion, too. You know what I'm saying? Because I want them to come to mine. You know what I'm saying? Because that's what we do. And I want to put on some nice clothes and go kick it with some players. So for me, and just when you get to a certain point in your life,

and that's why I said about keeping those relationships, because even with the younger cats coming up, you know, you do all these things to get out in the street, and then you get into a successful position, and then you just f*** it all up because you're trying to prove a point. Right. You know what I'm saying? Nobody goes to college to Harvard and Yale

to go beef with somebody at Harvard and Yale. It doesn't make sense. You know what I'm saying? So as you get older, you just start understanding, like, no, this is going to be somebody that I might need. And I learned that even dealing with Puff. It's like I watch how Puff works his relationships with people, and he keep it solid to the point that people have no problem

with doing something for them. But if I put something out tomorrow and call Envy and be like, yo, I got a new car with Tesla. They let me design the whole car. I know you're a car guy. My relationship with you was good. Can I put in your next car show? Yeah, you're my man.

I got you. No problem. That's a relationship. Absolutely. Yeah, but Envy going to ask you to get one. Yeah, he's going to be like, can I get a free one? By the way, he's going to ask you to get one. Yeah, he's going to be like, can I get a free one? You know that. By the way, he's going to want the 101.

He got a stone on the ground. But by the way, we got to really talk about these cars you got doing, man, because I don't know what you're doing. I told somebody the other day, I was like, man, either he was selling CBD before we was doing CBD. Don't get him to be flagged. Well, you know I do the flipping You know the houses Yeah

The mountain We spoke about that Yeah we spoke That's crazy Stuff like that But those are the conversations That I love Like when me and Jeezy talk

It's not about music It's always about family And investing Right Whether you explaining something to me Or telling me how to do something Or vice versa But that's what the conversations

Need to be To help each other out Real talk Are there relationships That you haven't mended That you would like to Absolutely I work on it every day You know what I'm saying And that you haven't mended that you would like to? Absolutely.

I work on it every day. You know what I'm saying? And I ain't even playing about that. And I have to push myself. Plies called me the other day. You know what I'm saying? He was like, he was calling me out of the blue.

He was like, yo, what you doing? I was like, you just chilling? About to go in the crib, just get back in town. He's like, I just called you, man,

just to reach out. I don't want nothing. You know what I mean? I'm just working on building, you know, and I said, you know, it's crazy. I've been doing the same shit. He's like, I said, I'll call you next, I mean? I'm just working on building, you know. And I said, you know, it's crazy. I've been doing the same shit.

He's like, I said, I'll call you next. I said, I'll call you two weeks later. You know what I'm saying? Two weeks. He said, no, call me tomorrow if you need me. You know what I'm saying? But that just let me know. Call me tomorrow if you need me.

Yeah, that's him. But that just let me know. And by the way, we've been in contact since then. So it ain't about where we at in our careers. It's about the fact that, you know, I know him. We've been on tour. We've done records. And it's like about where we at in our careers. It's about the fact that, you know, I know him. We've been on tour. We've done records. And it's like, we don't nervous these relationships because at the end of the day, when you see these

people out here in these companies, when they going and they networking at these conventions and all this stuff, they're building their portfolio. They're taking care of their families through their relationships. So it's just like, if we're going to do music, let's do music. If we're going to do real estate, let's do real estate. Like, if it's just like, if we're going to do music, let's do music. If we're going to do real estate, let's do real estate.

Like, if it's not a problem, you know, what's the problem? I can't create a problem with you because I feel like there's something that you have that I don't got or I feel like I want to be, you know, just take the position of we beefing just because that's going to bring more light to what I'm trying to do. Because if you're doing that, then you a hater. I see you give EP credit on all your albums to Shakir Stewart. Yeah. Why do you continue to do that?

I mean, Shakir changed my life, man. I'd be in the federal penitentiary right now without a shadow of a doubt if he didn't come in and show L.A. doing what I was doing. And then, you know, Shakir just was always a solid dude. He made me feel like a real artist, you know what I'm saying? Because at the time, I was a street cat, you know what I'm saying? Like, I just knew the streets. So he would be the one in the studio yelling and doing the DJ Khaled for me

before I knew Khaled. He would be the one that was telling me, like, yo, this record's going to be crazy. He was the one that said Soul Survivor was going to be big. He was the one that, I don't know if I should say this, that took my homeboy Lil Will off of Go-Getter and put R. Kelly on it. After I argued with him, like, I'm keeping my homie from the hood on this record, and he's like, we can't do that.

I've got somebody I'm going to put on there. And he put R. Kelly on the record, and he brought it back. And he was more excited about it than I was, but that was a pivot, like a pivotal moment in my career because it was like, I didn't know no better. I'm just trying to keep it real with the people around me. You know what I'm saying? Why didn't you want R. Kelly on the record?

Because I can tell you why I didn't like that. He went his man on it. He was being loyal. Yeah, I had a little will on it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I had a little will on it. I had a little will feel about that when he got taken. I mean, it was R. Kelly.

That's the Pied Piper. What are you going to say? He was like, okay. I mean, you know, I had the conversation. You know, ain't keeping it real. I got that. I got that. You worry about yourself.

You know what I'm saying? You're a seller. Yeah, you're a seller. I don't got all that. You know what ain't keeping it real. I got that. I got that. You worry about yourself. You got that. You got that. Yeah, you got that. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, yeah, man, what we do is a label call. You know what I mean? We put the version

which you wanted out. I'm quite sure it won't do as well, but hey, you know what I mean? I just felt like they was trying to cross you over and I wanted him to sing Life of a Drug Dealer

instead of Go Get Her. Go Get Her, yeah. Yeah. But the song was Go Get Her, but the fact that Secure got R. Kelly to talk about trapping was crazy to me. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You know, we trap all day. And I remember when I wrote that record, I was like, yo, this is crazy. I was like, I got my man Lil' Will. I'm trying to put on for the city. And he came right over to my studio, and he's like, nah, we're not doing that. And he's like, just give me the record.

We sat there for like hours going back and forth, back and forth. And he was just like, yo. And by the way, when he came to the video, you would have thought it was his video. That was the only video Shaquille was in, man. He had his shoes on the table, you know what I mean? Like, he was stunned, but he felt good

because he really, like, be honest with you, I love it, was great on that album, but had not had Go Get It, I don't think I would be here because I wouldn't have done the numbers that I did. All right, we got more with Jeezy when we come back. Let's get into a joint off the album. This one is featuring Meek Mill and it's called MLK Boulevard.

That was MLK Boulevard. Jeezy featuring Meek Mill. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Jeezy Yee. So, Jeezy, how are you now when it comes to shopping and clothes? Are you really into it? Do you spend your money on clothes like you're designing?

Nah, man, I keep it G, man. Like, I try. I ain't gonna lie. I try. You know what I'm saying? Like, I try, man. You know, I might go buy some things, but my homies call me. Like, I have some Balenciaga boots, man.

And, man, listen, them things cause the mass hysteria, and I thought they was the flyest boots in the world. I got calls like, yo, what the f*** you doing one time? What you doing with them cowboy boots on? You thinking little Zad? I'm like, no. You thinking in the world. I got calls like, yo, what time were you doing them cowboy boots on? You thinking Lil' Zed? I'm like, no. I wanted these boots. I wanted, I bought these.

That was recently. I wasn't born to be right. Oh, yeah, you little knob. You little little knob. I'm like, yo, these is, we got the buckle on them like this is it. You know, I'm thinking I'm on my Tupac. You know what I'm saying?

I get calls. Trey So's call me, tell me, we got a group chat going. They killing you, cuz. I'm on my Tupac. You know what I'm saying? I get calls. Trey Jones calls me, telling me, we got a group chat going. They're killing you because I'm a city to you. Yo. I'm like, yo.

So I called him. I called Trigna. I was like, yo, this is what I'm going to do. I said, on the day the album comes out, I said, I want all y'all to come over. I said, I'm going to get some wood. You know what I'm saying?

I'm going to get some lighter fluid. You know what I'm saying? I'm going to get some lighter fluid. You know what I'm saying? I'm going to get everything I need. And I want y'all to come over to the crib. And on August 23rd, on the day that album comes out, I'm going to burn these boots in front of everybody because I need my friends back. The boots cost me friends, man.

The boots cost me friends. Y'all, I swear. Like, this is calling me like, OT, Jen, let's call me your cousin. What yo, cuz, what's up with you, man? Let me take a look at these boots again. The homies out here in L.A. want to know if you still silent. I'm like, yo, my man, they Belicia. Oh, you called?

I see you look. Let's take another look. I said, I don't know about the boots. He was like, nah, they're all right. They're all right. I'm a rock. Did you fire the stylist after that? He put it in his mouth.

It was my call. Oh, okay, okay, okay. She was like, yo, you should wear these boots. I was like, nah, I need to show the best. I'm arrived. Did you fire the stylist after that? He put it in. It was my call. Oh, okay, okay, okay. She was like, yo, you should wear these boots. I was like, nah, I want to wear these. But I was like, it's Tupac. He would wear this, I'm telling you. Tupac would not wear no cowboy boots. Where's the picture?

We'd have seen him in two. He had the vest on, too. Yeah, that was my look. He had the vest on. Yeah, that was what I was going for. It was McAfee. I remember. Yeah, I was going for the McAfee.

I tried to pull it up, but it ended up not working. Right. You've been watching too much of that TV show, that goddamn Sons of Anarchy. That's what that was. But, you know, I've always been a fan of motorcycle games where I came from. But I didn't see. But I guess my timing was bad because of the old town road. Too much Sons of Anarchy, man.

It felt like you were hopping on that wave. Yeah, and it wasn't even my thing. But I lost friends because I was hot. That city had a group chat. I said, who all on it, cuz? You got 10, but you ain't stopping. He's like, man, you know, Trigg. Who was on it?

Everybody. OT. Bam. He said, I'll tell you this. He said, it started off, man, cuz getting too much money. That's how it started off. Experimenting.

Right. What would TM104GZ tell TM101GZ? Oh, man, just stay solid, man. It's a lot of things I would have done. I feel like now I'm just in my pocket. It's probably the most clear that I ever had in my life. Probably just being connected mind, body, and soul. Just understanding my real position.

And the culture is cheesy. And understanding like what my responsibility is. And then still understanding that, you know, I'm still solid. I'm going to still keep it, you know, G. You know, I'm not going to play out here. But at the same time, just like I don't got a problem with being open-minded about things because it's like, I put in my work. You know, even like we talking about this thing Jay going through right now, it's just

like, he put in his work, right? Let's just see. Right. Give it a chance. Yeah, give it a chance. His resume's solid. Yeah. And the same thing with myself.

I feel like I put in my work. So it's just like, you know, it's crazy. I mean, I was one day, and it's the same thing again. Trick. We out in LA. And they see me smoking hookah. They fill out. They flip out. Like, yo, why you smoking?

You know, I'm just trying this. Yo, why you smoking hookah? Man, you supposed to be a G. It's my second time. I don't even know what I'm doing. You know what I'm saying? But they judging me. But you forcing yourself to smoke hookah.

No, I just tried it. I'm not forcing myself. I tried it one time before when I was in London, and then somebody had it. I was like, yo, you want to try it? I was like, yo. Can I do the hookah? I don't know about it. Right.

But what I'm saying is everybody was looking like I was bugging. I'm like, yo, my man. That must have been a long time ago, because I was in L.A. with OT. He smoked hookah. No, it wasn't OT. It was Trey. Oh, it was Trey.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But this was kind of like four months ago. So imagine that. Okay. So you stopped smoking hookah? You can't smoke? Yeah, I can't. Yeah.

You should smoke hookah with your bouton and not care what nobody says. Shut up. You trying to end my whole career. I don't care what nobody says. You trying to end my whole career. Everything I stand for.

What about when you dating like these industry women? Right. As opposed to women from the street. Is it the same thing? Do you feel like... I mean, for me, man, I just, you know, I'm a saposexual.

I got to saposexual. I got to be mentally stimulated to deal with anybody. I can't... You know what I'm saying? Like, you got to have a conversation. We got to talk. Really, you got to enlighten me, inspire me, and, you know, I have to learn from you.

Right. That's like with any friend I have. You know what I mean? I got older friends. I got one friend. I love him to death. He's Bob. That's like with any friend I have, you know what I mean? I got older friends. I got one friend, I love him to death, he's Bob, but he's like an OG,

triple, he used to run around with Sinatra and Gotti and all that, but I just loved to hear him talk, you know what I'm saying? Because he still got it in him, but when he tell you these stories, you're just like,

man, he was, and you just want to hear it, but then he can sit down and break down life to you in ways, and you just walk away from the dinner and you're like,

man, that's crazy. But then for me, I can go spread that to my homies because I learned something. You know what I'm saying? So if I'm going to deal with any female, I have to learn.

Like, you can look good. That's cool. But you have to be smart, and you have to be able to articulate yourself. And you have to be, you know, you have to be, like, intelligent. Now, let me ask you this. Since this is the last of the installment of Doug Motivation,

and this is the last album on Def Jam, what's next? Ah, man, for me, right here, Figures Wireless. This is, like, my new baby. I got the Defiance Fuel, Athlete Water, of course, like, MVM Heavy and Real Estate, And, obviously, Avion, Tequila. And I got my agency, Agency 99, which we manage artists, brands, and businesses. Musically? Yeah.

What are you going to do musically? Another deal? Are you going to have your own independent label? I mean, I just feel like I got the infrastructure to do whatever. But it's just like, for me right now, I just got to take some time to, like, really just. I got my next 10, 15-year plan. But I just want to really see how I want to execute that. Because I look at people like Magic Johnson, I love Magic. That's my mentor.

You know what I'm saying? I just love the fact that he's solid. He lives his life. He got balance around him. He takes care of his friends in a way. He's giving them experiences. And he's traveling. He's seeing the world.

But if you look at other athletes that came up with him, they're not set up like that. So that just tells me that I got to move in that way if that's what I want to be in 10, 15, 20 years because that's what I respect. You know what I'm saying? Like, I love, you know, Allen Iverson and different people that I know that kept it real and was hanging out

in the strip clubs with me and all that. But then I have to look at somebody like Magic Johnson after he was, you know, a great basketball player. Now he's a great husband. Now he's a great father. Now he's a great, you know, mentor. Now he's a great businessman. And I watched his moves.

I remember when he had the, um, the, uh... HIV? No, no, we don't do that. The, uh, the Magic Johnson, uh, theaters. Yes. On the TGI Friday. It's like, we didn't see the move then. You know, we were just going

like, oh, we're Magic Johnson. But he was already making his moves. And if you really think about Atlanta, all the history that happened in Viz's nightclub, right? So all the history

that happened there, he tore all that shit down and built, you know, high-rises. So he was powerful enough to come take our whole nightlife away and build high-rises on that street

and give them to his son. You know what I mean? So I look at things like that and I go, man, to me, that's the American dream. You know what I'm saying? I'm pretty cold at what I do. I think I'm in Charlamagne's top five. So you gotta be hard to be there. But it's just like,

is that the only contribution I want to make to the world? I don't think so. Well, the album is out tomorrow. That's right. TM104. TM104. We appreciate you for joining us. Hey, man, I appreciate y'all for having me. Shout-out to Figures Wireless. Shout-out to Defiance Fuel. Shout-out to New York City.

Shout-out to AC99. Shout-out to The Breakfast Club. Alright, well, it's The Breakfast Club. It's Jeezy. Yes's Jesus. Let's get it. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angelayee. Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. What's happening? I just got a fascinating looking book in the mail. It's called Diamond Doris, the true story of the world's most notorious jewel thief. It's a true story

about Doris Payne. Where did she steal it from? Where did she steal the diamond from? I don't know. I haven't read the book yet. I love these type of movies. But it's a true story. She looks very fabulous. Love these stories. Anyway, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Damon Dash.

This is the rumor report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On Breakfast Club. Listen up. Man, well, Damon Dash has weighed in on the controversy of Jay-Z doing a deal with the NFL and Roccanation,

and he doesn't seem to be happy about it. He was on the No Jumper podcast, and he was asked about what he thought about Jay-Z inking this deal with the NFL and the backlash he got. Check it out. Listen, if you ask anyone in the industry, it's a common knowledge that jay

he's about the bag you know we all know that it's about he's self-preserving period like you know it's just that the people he does it to don't have like beyonce next to him they don't have that kind of a power but you know this dude here everyone's looking you know he'd do that to me with girls like you know he'll be like you know i'll be talking to a chick and i'll be like yo you should ask me to do this that and third and he And he'd be like, I wouldn't do it. And then the next day he's wifed her. And I'd be like, oh, that's some funny s***. My dame said that Jay does that with him with girls like that was yesterday.

It was like 20 years ago. I don't know, but then he also goes on to talk about what happened with Jermaine Dupri. There were rumors flying around and we'll get to that also, that Jay-Z told Jermaine Dupri not to do a similar deal and here's what he said about that. We all know that. Y'all just mad he betrayed him.

Why y'all not mad he betrayed everybody else? How many betrayals we talked about with Jay? This ain't the first one, but this the first one we talking about because the only one affected us. So for me, I'm like, big deal, he f***s everybody over. Jermaine Dupri's stupid for listening to him. That's what I think. We all know Jay. So once he does what he did, how he did

Rockefeller, why do you think he'd do anything else? Y'all didn't play the clip where he called Jay a DJ? You know what? That's what I think. We all know Jay. So once he does what he did, how he did Rockefeller, why do you think he'd do anything else? Yeah, let him play the clip where he called Jay a DJ. You know what? That's an interesting take from Dame Dash. What's wrong with being a DJ? But just because Dame may feel like Jay did him a certain way doesn't mean he does other people like that. Like, everybody got a story about someone, right?

So, I mean, look at all the people who have been around Ho for decades, like his real inner circle. They wouldn't say that about him, but Dame's experience was different. I also don't look at Hove doing a deal with the NFL's betrayal to Colin Kaepernick. They weren't friends. And with that said, Colin has friends who work in the league now, so are they betraying him? I think Eric Reid said that Colin told him that he wanted him to keep his job, right?

I just think it's all so confusing because I don't know whether people are boycotting the NFL and they don't want people to be a part of the NFL organization, but then they still want to play and they do play. It's just confusing to me. Well, Dame Dash's feelings seem like that's out of her. That's out of his heart. He has his own experience that was not positive to him.

Nothing else but that. All right, and let's talk about Jermaine Dupri, though, because Jermaine Dupri actually spoke to Big Tigger, and there were these rumors that he had a conversation with Jay-Z where he told him, don't do this deal with the NFL, and then Jay-Z went and did a deal with the NFL. Here's what he said about those rumors. People was dogging me out for throwing concerts in Centennial Park.

Not the Super Bowl. Not halftime, not anything. So he and I had a conversation about that. And the conversation that we had was just, I was like, I just want to see where this is going. Because the reason I came up here today is to just make sure that I let everybody know he never told me don't do what I was doing. Because I see a bunch of people on all these things saying,

JD, how could you let that man talk you out of a deal? It was never nothing like that. There's got to be a record for a story. This story has been going on for like a week and a half. I thought this would have blown over by now. And then he posted an old post from the

Atlanta Super Bowl. Welcome to the party. We are partnering with Atlanta's own Jermaine Dupree to produce all of the musical acts for Super Bowl Live presented by Verizon, a 10-day free event hosted in Centennial Park leading up to Atlanta Super Bowl. So that was the Super Bowl in Atlanta that organization for

that particular event saying what Jermaine Dupree was doing. He was producing all the musical acts for Super Bowl Live presented by Verizon. So that's what that show was. It's just interesting to me how confirmation bias works. And in this new era of social media where anybody can make up any story at any given time, it's confirmation bias that fuels these BS stories. Like if you've got a negative opinion about Jay-Z,

you'll run with the he told Jermaine Dupri not to do it story. But if you support Hove and his partnership with the NFL, you might run with the ownership story. But here's the thing. You don't have to run with none of these stories. Let them be what they be. They're just stories. I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report.

People need stuff to talk about, though. But Charlamagne. I mean, they did a whole press conference. Of course people are going to talk about it and weigh in on it. It is what it is. I'm talking about all the stuff that comes out after the fact. I'm talking about, oh, he told Jermaine Dupree this. He owns a part of an NFL

team. Those are just stories. Let's let them be what they be. They're stories. If they're true, people will find out. If they're not, people will find that out, too. I know it makes for good grits for the mill, but damn. All right. Well, who are you giving your donkey to? You know, it's a Golden Girl summer, and I think the Golden

Girls aren't being appreciated or respected out here in these streets, and I think the Golden Girls aren't being appreciated or respected out here in these streets, and I can't believe what the Fairfield, Connecticut police did to a Golden Girl and some of her Golden Boys, but we'll talk about it for after the hour. Now, Golden Girls meaning over the age of 65, right? Well, over the age of 40 means you're a Golden Girl, but this young woman was 85 years old young.

Getting it popping. All right, we'll find out about this next. Wow. All right. Woo. All right. Don't get a daze up next. Breakfast, slow.

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and the law is the law. And when people break the law, they have to face the consequences. But sometimes, just sometimes, I wish police would cut people more breaks. Like if you see Snoop Dogg smoking weed, leave him alone. We all know Snoop smokes weed.

He's not bothering anybody. So mind your business. In fact, someone like Snoop is making the world a better place because he's getting high and probably getting the other occupants of this planet high. So everybody is having a high good time okay see to me that's the point of the police to protect and to serve all right what does that mean to me

it means that majority of us on this planet just want to have fun we just want to be happy we just want peace of mind so when we have that peace of mind when we are having said fun your job as a police officer is to protect that energy all right to serve those of us who are living our best lives and not going back and forth with these all right that is a police officer's job protect and serve those of us having a good time so i don't understand locking people up and stealing people's joy just because they're having a good time and that's exactly what police in fairfield connecticut did now they arrested six people in a conservation area in Connecticut.

Conservation is an area that is protected because of its, like, natural ecological value. So, like, a fly-wooded area, okay, probably a little lake or river or something running through it, nice green grass, just a dope place to enjoy the great outdoors. And these six people who were arrested were outside. Okay, a lot of people outside this summer because, well, it's one of those summers, all right? You got people having hot girl summers, city girl summers.

But what we have forgotten about in the midst of all of this is the golden girls. So you have to be a certain age to be a hot girl or a city girl. If you're over 35 screaming hot girl, city girl, you're pushing it, but we'll let you live. But if you're 40 and up, you a golden girl. It is what it is. Go debate your little young-ass homegirls, your little young-ass nieces, and your little young-ass daughter who are secretly laughing at your old ass behind your back. Okay?

A back that is sore right now because you're trying to keep up with the hot girls this summer. You know what you are? An icy hot girl. Because that's what you're going to need to rub on your achy, breaky back after trying to be a hot girl all summer. But I understand. Mama got to have a life, too. Hell, Grandma got to have a life too. Hell, grandma gotta have a life too. And I don't like the fact that Fairfield, Connecticut

police ruined somebody's golden girl summer. See, it's an 85-year-old woman named Joyce Butler. 85. That means her last 25 summers have been hot girl summers simply because of menopause. Now, I don't know exactly what this great grandma was doing, but her along with five men were

arrested and faced charges ranging from breach of peace to public indecency. See, authorities said the area was being publicized on the internet as an area for people to meet and have sex, all right? Police set up surveillance in the area and observed several violations. Basically, they was having an old-ass orgy in the park,

all right? They was, you know, tapping that antique ass, slinging that prehistoric penis in the park. Elderly erotica. Let's go to ABC7 NYC for the report, please. Police in Connecticut arresting six people, including a pair in their 80s, for committing lewd and sexual activity in a public park area. The suspects included an 85-year-old woman and an 82-year-old man. Police say the suspects all were caught

in the Grace Richardson Conservation Area in Fairfield. Police say the area is touted on the internet as an area for people to meet up and have sex. Wow. I'm trying to figure this out because Joyce Butler and Richard Butler, 85, 82, they sound like a couple.

Was it John, Charles, Otto, and Daniel. Was they all having sex with each other? Or was they all having sex with the one woman? I mean, listen, if you like getting trains ran on you in your teens and 20s, why would that change when you're 80, blind, crippled, all crazy? All right? Joyce Butler, 85. Richard Butler, 82.

John Lennart, 62. Charles Ardito, 75. Otto Williams, 62. Daniel Dobbin, 67. If it is a train, it's not a modern train. This is the earliest railroads when it was horse-drawn carts on wooden tracks. This train, they was running on Joyce, allegedly or potentially. They took the same route that Harriet Tubman was taking to get the slaves to freedom. They was passing by Harriet and them on the way waving.

I don't even know if they was running the train on Joyce, but we do know that all of these senior citizens were involved in lewd and sexual activity, and I don't understand why they were taken to jail. Why were they arrested? Fairfield, Connecticut police, all y'all had to do was break it up. You didn't have to actually arrest them. For what? All they doing is enjoying their golden girl, golden boy summer.

You should have hoped that when you get to that age, your sex drive is still so lit that you want to get it popping in the park, okay? When you get that age and you got to face retirement and loneliness, you would hope that you could find a group of old friends, literally old friends, to still go do lewd acts with in a park. All right, this is ageism. I think they took these old people in the jail just to be funny because nobody would believe this story if you just told them about it.

All right, in order to get the rest of the force to really believe what you saw, you had to bring them in. Okay, now all of them were released on promises to a paying court. You know how old you got to be to get released on a promise? Okay, all of them were released on promises to appear in court. But how can they promise that when they may die at any moment? All right? The one thing that's keeping them alive is probably these outdoor orgies.

And you took that from them for what? Imagine if that was your grandmother or granddaddy or great-grandmother or great-granddaddy. Would you want them locked up just for having a good time? Well, treat these forever old freaks with the same respect. Please give Fairfield, Connecticut, the sweet sound. Please give the Fairfield, Connecticut Police Department the sweet sounds of the Hamilton's. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day.

You are the donkey of the day. All right. I'm really trying to figure this out, though. Was they running a train on Joyce, or was Joyce and her husband getting it popping, and then the other four men were like couples getting it popping with each other? We may never know. Yeah. That could be like a good porno, though. Somebody call Bang Bros.

85 years old. Bro, you telling me you wouldn't watch Gay and Gray? No. You wouldn't watch that? No. Would you? Gray's Anatomy. The anatomy of an elderly freak.

No. Oh, okay. All right. The anatomy of an elderly freak? No. Oh, okay. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today. Up next, Ask Yee. 800-585-1051 if you need relationship advice or any type of advice. Hit Yee now. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Come on, Mark. Need relationship advice? Need personal advice? Just need real real advice call up now for ask morning everybody it's dj envy angela yee charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club it's time for ask yee hello who's this hey this is jerry hey jerry what's your uh question for you i met a woman some years ago like uh over 14 years ago and uh i was in the caribbean i met her we was in love to the point

where i had came back to you i was going back and forth for about two years when i um came back to the united states i told her before i left the caribbean i'm going to the United States, I told her before I left the Caribbean, I'm going to the United States. I hired a lawyer to get her paperwork to come with me because she was Dominican to get her visa. When I came back to the island, she was gone. Come to find out probably about three months ago, she was pregnant and she left the island. She left. I was in St. Kitts. She went back to San Domingo to have the baby. I didn't know she was pregnant when I left.

And I just found out she had the child. Okay. So this could potentially be your child. Well, I know it's my child because she has a rare disease. I have a rare hereditary disease, and she has the same disease. It's like one in 700,000 people that could possibly have it. And because she has the rare disease, they had an humanitarian visa. She's in Philadelphia right now.

Okay. And I found all this out. Like, I've been looking for this woman for years. But she doesn't want to be with you because she could have easily been with you if she wanted to. No, she wants to be with me. She left the island because she was pregnant. But she didn't tell you?

No, we lost touch. When I went down there, her phone number had changed. And this was Dior, right? So she changed her phone number, and she had your information, but you think she wanted to be with you. Well, my information changed too. What I'm saying, I've been talking to her for the last three months now. Wait a minute, wait a minute.

So this is the girl you met in the Dior? Yeah, no, I met her in St. Kitts. And she's from Dior. So what is it that you want? Yeah, he's married too, by the way. He didn't tell you that. Yeah, he, I met her in St. Kitts. And she's from D.I. So what is it that you want? Yeah, he's married too, by the way. He didn't tell you that. Yeah, he's married. What's your question? And he wants to leave his wife for this chick he doesn't know yet. I don't know if he told you that part.

I'm just, you know, this is somebody that I would leave my wife for. You don't even know her. You haven't even been around her in 13 years. Y'all understand, when we met, we was together for two years. When we met, she spoke no English, and I spoke very little Spanish. Oh, my goodness. Now I speak Spanish, and she speaks English because we were together like that.

Let me ask you a question. So you've been trying to reach her, but you can't. No, I've been talking. I found her. Okay, so what's going on? We've been trying to reach her, but you can't. No, I've been taught. I found her. OK, so what's going on? We've been talking since. The reason why I'm having conflict, because I told you that my child has a rare disease and it's almost terminal. Like she's going to be here tomorrow.

You need to talk to you. I've been trying to talk to you for about three weeks. OK, I just want to say a couple things here Number one, if you think this is your child You should definitely at least get a paternity test To find out if this is indeed your child I know you feel very confident that it is your child But do that Number two, you need to talk to your wife

Do you love your wife? I mean, I can't even answer that anymore You need to let your wife know Because it's really not fair to her that you might potentially have a child from 13 years ago. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. I told her about the child. I'm not cut like that.

If there's a potential child, I'm going to tell her because this was before her. Okay. And I just want to say that you don't really know this woman anymore. Yeah, I guess you could say that. So I don't know about putting my everything and throwing it all away for a woman that I don't even really know. Plus, you also don't even know if that's your child for sure or not.

I know you feel like you know, but you don't. So let's get these logistics out of the way. Let's get the paternity test, find out if that's your child, and then you don't even know this woman. So for you to feel like you would leave your wife for her, it sounds like you have a whole separate set of issues with your wife, like you're not in love with your wife anymore,

and that's not who you want to be with. I think you need to deal with these things separately. You shouldn't leave your wife for somebody else. You should leave your wife because you're not in love with her anymore, you don't want to be with her, and you guys have had that conversation. At least be fair in that. I've had that conversation. Okay, so once you get that disentangled,

because that's very messy, deal with what's at home right now. Find out if that's your child. And then if you decide to do that and she wants to do it, then you can learn and have a relationship with this other woman who you feel like, you don't even know her right now.

You know her from what she used to be like. You guys have been speaking, but you barely know her. By the way, I know a couple of people that heard the stories that went to DR and those places and tried to find a woman and tried to marry her and when they got back, it wasn't the same, bro.

Well, they were insane kids. They met insane kids. Yeah, it wasn't like... What was she doing with insane kids? You trying to get me indicted? Okay. Alright. Oh, so she was doing something illegal with insane kids.? You trying to get me indicted? Okay. All right. Oh, so she was doing something illegal with the same kids. And you about to risk it all for somebody doing something illegal with the same kids? So just handle your business. You bugging, bro.

Listen, there's steps to this. Handle your business. You don't leave somebody for somebody else. You leave your wife because it's not working out. Y'all mutually have agreed on that. That's fine. You guys deal with that. These are separate issues. Well, I mean, it's a little deeper. It's a little deeper than that,

you know, for me to even reach out to try to find this girl. You know, I've been trying to find her for a long time. And it's a little deeper than you think. Because like I said, my child, well, my potential child has a terminal illness. Right. Remember remember I have a terminal illness as well. Okay. So, you know, I've been going through some personal things myself. My kidneys have failed, and I'm trying to debate if I want to go on dialysis or not. Okay. And, you know, it just makes it a whole lot harder when you don't have a support system.

I get you. So you don't feel like your wife is supportive of you and loving you enough. When you got to take an Uber to a doctor's appointment because your wife don't want to take you. Well, maybe your wife was working. I'm sorry to hear that, though. That's awful. He has a terminal illness, Envy. I mean, maybe his wife couldn't get off work. We don't know. He's leaving his wife for somebody he met in a deal that was selling drugs. We don't know that. We're giving him advice. Okay. Okay. So I think work on your relationship with your wife

if you feel like that's... Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Nobody said anything about drugs. You said illegal. So what was she doing illegally? I didn't say illegal. I said, do you want me to get indicted?

Okay. All right, well, best of luck to you, sir. But I'm just telling you, just take those steps, separate those things, take care of yourself. Yeah, thank you.

Take care of yourself. Where you calling from? Trying to get him indicted and be damned. Have a good day, man. He's gotta go. Alright, man, have a good one. Yep. Geesh. That was a lot going on. Ask Yee.

800-585-1051. If you need Angela Yee's advice, call her now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Here's some real advice with Angela Yee. It's Ask Yee's advice. Calling now is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Here's some real advice with Angela Yee. It's Ask Yee. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? Dan. Hey, good morning. It's Ben. That's what she said. What's your question for you, bro? Hey, what's going on? Good morning, good morning. Angela Yee, Charlamagne, this is Dan. That's what she said. What's your question for you, bro? Hey, what's going on?

Good morning, good morning, Angela, you, Charlamagne, DJ Envy, good morning. Good morning, Dan. What's your question? I got a question for you, Yee. Uh-huh. What can I do to make you smile? Do to make you proud?

If you sit in the bar high, then I go to extra miles. You amazing. I was kind of planning because you Asian. Red and black dress, I thought for this occasion. Pull up to the scene and your friends sit there. But you a well-wrapped gift. Your friends themselves. You're amazing. on your thighs, look in your eyes. We can listen to some nuclear come on when you eat his thighs. Rose petals cover the bed, eat from the floor. That's the best water running perfume, candles, and more.

I be damned if I'm going to bed alone at night. I'm just saying. I'm just trying to get you home at night. So what's your question for you?

What just happened? What's your question for you, bro? I missed it. Did you hear all those questions? No, no. You have a question

for you? I love our listeners, boy. I heard something about something dripping on me. I don't know what that was. So you didn't hear none of those bars? Nope. Nope, but I hear you giggling right now. I just spit 16 bars.

You didn't hear none of them. All right. No, we're going to play it back, though. Trust me. Okay. Let's do a real question now. Okay. Let's do line three.

Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Jamie. Hey. I'm supposed to be anonymous, but hey, I just said my name. Hey, Jamie. You're not rapping, right? Okay, anonymous.

Do you have a question for Yee? I do. Hi, Yee. Hi, Charlene. Hi, guys. Hey. I can't believe I'm on the phone with you because I listen every morning.

Thank you guys so much for just bringing smiles and laughter and joy to this crazy world. I'm a Brooklyn girl. I got two boyfriends, and I want boyfriend number two to be boyfriend number one. Okay. You got two boyfriends. I do. And Charlamagne, you know, really, you want to quote people over 34, golden girls? A couple of my friends texted me, like, I'm definitely not a Golden Girl, but you know.

I just turned 38 years young two weeks ago. Shout out to me. And I am living my best life. And that would make him a Golden Girl as well. Exactly. You a Golden Girl, Sharla. All right. So what's your question, anonymous? You're right. Number one lives in Florida. He's older. I love him. The D is amazing. He's great, but he's in Florida, but I met number two, and he's

great. He lives here in the city with me, but he knows I'm moving actually to Charlotte, North Carolina. Wait, wait, wait. So your boyfriend lives in Florida, but you have another boyfriend that lives with you. Well, he lives in the New York area. Okay. Where I am. Okay. So, yeah, and he knows about

number one, but number one don't know about number two. I always put it that way. Okay. Good for you. Thank you. But number two, I'm just like he knows that I'm moving and I think that he's pushing away from me because he knows I'm going, but it's just Charlotte and I'm going out there to make some more bread, so

I don't know why. I'm going to tell you this. Your second boyfriend who lives here, probably also because he knows you have a main boyfriend, thinks, well, she ain't really ish anyway. I'm having a good time with her. You think he thinks that? He probably doesn't trust you because he's already the side piece, and so he probably thinks if she'll do it to him,

she'll do it to me, especially if you move away. So I think he might. I can't believe that I really didn't even think about that. You don't get tired? You don't get tired running back and forth? Nah, son. The Florida Glee comes here once a month. You know she from Brooklyn.

Yeah, I got Brooklyn tests. Nah, son. No, I work. Look, look, I'm a golden girl, Sharla, and we get it popping. Are you like a sugar mama? Are you paying for something or no? Hell no, I'm paying for nothing. Her boyfriend in Florida is older.

Okay. Yeah, so I would guess that your boyfriend here sees how you move and how you operate and how you lie to your main man and probably doesn't feel comfortable. But see, the thing is, I don't lie to main man. Main man number one is like, yo, I know you young out here in these streets, like, go have fun, but I'm like, no, baby, it's you. So that is lying. So you lying?

You just lied to me and then told on yourself. You a good liar. I did. Right. Listen, baby, it doesn't even sound like you need to have a boyfriend. Oh, maybe that's it. So why not figure out what happens when you move? You don't gotta make a decision or a choice right now.

You move to Charlotte as a single woman and be free to do whatever you want. If you feel like staying with your boyfriend in Florida, you will. If you feel like keeping the boyfriend in Harlem, you will, but I think you need to break up with your boyfriend because you're already cheating on him. He's already not your first choice. The first thing you said was you want your second choice

to be your first choice. So maybe first choice doesn't deserve that spot. You the already not your first choice. The first thing you said was you want your second choice to be your first choice. So maybe first choice doesn't deserve that spot. Yee, you the bomb. Thanks, guys. All right, single girl. Bomb move my hot dog 2020-2019. I knew you was going to say that. Finish out that summer, girl.

Bye, y'all. Bye-bye. Ask Yee, 805-85-1051. If you need relationship advice, you can hit Yee. Now we got rumors on the way. Yes, let's talk about Young Thug. He doesn't do many interviews, and he was on with Big Boy, and we got some of those highlights.

All right. We'll get to that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. 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, let's talk about the Forbes list of highest paid actors of 2019. Who, if I asked you, I know you're going to be able to guess. I was going to say, who do you think is number one on that list?

On the Forbes list? For highest paid actors with $89.4 million. The Rock. Yes. How'd you know that? I mean, he's in every huge movie that the kids love right now. Now, who else do you think is on that list? Top three?

I know top ten. I would think maybe Kevin Hart's top ten. Nope. He didn't make it to the top ten. Will Smith is number ten, though, on that list. Really? Mm-hmm. Yeah, I guess he did Aladdin.

What else? Bradley Cooper's on the list as well at $57 million. Don't know who that is. You don't know who Bradley Cooper is? No. From Hangover and from... Oh, that's the guy that's a doctor. Yeah, okay, I know who he is. And the movie with Lady Gaga, A Star is Born.

I didn't see that one. All right. Also, Chris Hemsworth is number two on that list. Robert Downey Jr. is number three. Okay. FYI. All right. Now, Black Youngster.

He is looking to marry a very lucky couple, so if you are about to get married, Black Youngster wants to marry you, and you know why? He is an ordained minister. So... What do you mean? He can marry you. He's an ordained minister. He's got his... He paid for that? Yeah,

yes, he did. You can just pay to be an ordained minister? No, I think you have to go through training. He didn't go through no damn training. Why would you say that, and why would you use the word damn when we're talking about Black Youngster, who's an ordained minister? No, I think you have to go through training. He didn't go through no damn training. Why would you say that? And why would you use the word damn when we're talking about black youngster who's an ordained minister? Okay, you're right. Well, here's, he posted, I'm ordained, bitch. 90 days. See?

I'm picking one couple to marry and pay for your wedding. Post on Twitter why I should pick you. And make sure you include hashtag church on Sunday on your post so I can find you. Listen to this. Oh, my God. Look, I'm a minister now. Y'all thought I was bulls**t. I swear to God I wasn't bulls**t. I told y'all this year is no bulls**t. So now that I can marry someone, I need to try to put like your last together,

your truth together, and give me a real story and tell me why should I marry you, why should I pick you. But you have to put pound church on Sunday in order for me to see it. You can be old, young, whatever, like, as long as you love the person you're with, you know? And it's rules. You can't marry a whore. It's what? Rules. Rules, rules. Yeah, shout out to Black Youngster. That guy never ceases to amaze me.

I don't know if I would go. I'd let him marry me. I don't know about that one. He was our most frequent guest on Lip Service, Black Youngster. Shout out to Black Youngster. He's like our co-host. All right, now let's talk about Young Thug. You know he doesn't do a lot of interviews, and he was on Big Boy's Neighborhood yesterday, and he discussed a lot of things.

There's this ongoing situation with YFN Lucci. Sometimes I just like to have fun. There's no hard feelings. I hope he gets richer than me, take care of his family for life. I have no problem with nobody. We had problems before where we didn't disagree, you know,

but it's not a problem to where it's like, oh, I hope he die or like, hell no. We just have fun with it. I don't know if he feels like it. Right, right. I don't know if it seemed fun.

Yeah, I don't think he would say it wasn't fun, you know, in the press. So that's what he's supposed to say. Also, he speaks on Rich Homie Quan and they're falling out.

No, we don't have no problem. Like, I don't think we can be like how we used to be. He already just did some bulls**t. He already know my heart. So it's like, I forgive. I always forgive. If I kill a person, I pray to God that he forgive me. You know how people want more music and people want to put y'all together.

You don't see that happening. No. It's more personal as opposed to. Yeah, it's nothing about music. It's 100% personal. This was my brother. Now it's like, man, you probably can't never get the blessing of having me on a song, and I can never get the blessing of having you on my song again.

Wow. Sheesh. Young Thug said, if I kill somebody, I'm just going to pray, and hopefully everything goes away. All right. He also talked about him and Lil Wayne and how they've never gotten along at all. I don't think they like me. I think it's because he's just been with Birdman his whole life

and he's just so spoiled to the point where it's like he's really spoiled. He's been a millionaire. He's been a superstar since he was nine years old. So he don't know nothing but his way. The first thing that don't go his way, it probably don't have nothing in the world to do with me. All right. And Young Thug also talked about the rumors.

Did you know there were rumors that he's gay just because he wears dresses sometimes? But if you listen to his album, he wears that dress so that he can hide the stick. People judge me and people say gay, but it's like, at one point, I probably had more. I probably, you know what I'm saying? Like, yeah. It's serious. I'm definitely sure you had more than me. You know what I'm saying?

So it's like, if people think that I'm gay, they already misjudged. I'm the straightest man in the world. You said to hide the stick. Yeah, a gun. Envy. There's not other clothes you could wear besides a dress to hide the gun? It's a song, Just How It Is. If you guys listen to that, he wears a dress because I had a stick.

Okay. Had to wear the dress because I had a stick. Okay. What did you think I meant when I said a stick. Okay. Had to wear the dress because I had a stick. Okay. What did you think I meant when I said a stick? I don't know what you meant. I'm confused. Pull up with the stick.

Okay. All right. Anyway, I'm Angela Yee and that is your rumor report. I can't wait. Is Young Thug coming up here? He was supposed to come up here. Is he coming up here?

I can't wait to meet him. Well, if he's wearing a dress, I'm nervous. You know he's hiding a stick. Oh, my goodness. All right. Revolt, we'll see you guys tomorrow. Everybody else, the People's Choice Mix is up next.

Get your request in. And don't forget, after the mix, we're going to kick it with Dave Mays and Congressman Khalif Rainey. From Milwaukee. A councilman from Milwaukee, yeah. So we'll talk to them when we come back to Don't Move, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Everybody, it's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are The Breakfast Club. We got some special guests in the building. Yes, sir. We have Dave Mays, who talked about the Source cover that we're on right now. Come on, man. Give Dave his credit. He's the founder of the Source magazine. The founder of the Source magazine.

Okay. And co-founder of Hip Hop Weekly. Absolutely. Dave is a... If you're being accurate with hip hop history, Dave is a legend. You got to give him his... He is a legend, absolutely. You got to give him his stripes. Absolutely, when it comes to hip-hop.

Absolutely. He's created the Source magazine, which was a staple, and it's still a staple. And we have Khalif Rainey here. Indeed. Councilman from Milwaukee. Yes, sir. Explain what you guys are here for and what you're trying to do for Milwaukee. Well, earlier this year, I was contacted by Alderman Rainey.

He was telling me about his concert for the Hip Hop Week, and I got really excited about it for a number of reasons. I mean, it's the first city in America to ever create a week actually officially backed by the city devoted to hip hop, the culture, celebration, but also as far as demonstrating

how hip hop can be a force in the community. And I think that's something that hip-hop kind of got away from. It was part of our DNA as the movement and the culture grew in the 80s and the 90s. And we kind of got away from that. And his vision to bring it back, I think, is really powerful. And then he could tell you a little bit more about the city of Milwaukee and why that's such an interesting place to do something like this.

Because statistically, there's a lot of things about Milwaukee that people don't realize. You don't hear about a lot in the conversation. But it's pretty much one of the worst cities for black people in America by far on every statistic that you could measure. Yeah, it's one of the most segregated cities, right? It's one of the most segregated. I saw Angela Rye on the show not too long ago. She discussed, we have the highest incarceration rate of African-American

men in the country. That's actually in the zip code in which I represent. Wow. We have one of the largest disparities between income, between the white family and the black family. Educational gap between the black student and the white student. So when you talk about government, you often hear that cliche about,

let's meet people where they're at. And that's really what we're doing with this platform. I notice a bunch of people in the community who are apolitical, who are disenchanted with government. So what I'm trying to do is take the platform of hip-hop and engage them in conversations about their health, about their finances. DJ Envy will be coming out to do a workshop on real estate investing and financial endeavors that we can partake in.

So we're really just taking the platform beyond celebrating the culture. We want to put the medicine to peanut butter, so to speak, and get people to think differently about, you know what I'm saying, those issues. Why did you feel like a movement like hip-hop, you know, hip-hop week was the first course of action that needed to be taken for these, you know, things like segregation and incarceration. Why that? You know, honestly, you know, I just really wanted to kick it for a week. You know what I mean?

I saw fashion week going on. I saw all these. And I was like, man, we need a hip-hop week, right? And then my wife was like, yo, you got to make sense of it, right? And when I really started looking at it, the parity between, you know, finances. You know, hip-hop is all about talking about our money, how to get our money right. You know, and I saw What the Health by Quincy Jones III, and I saw different personalities within hip-hop

that really made me think twice about, you know, my health. Before that, it really didn't resonate. You know, so for me personally, I think that it just makes those conversations more palatable for our generation and for our community. So this is year two. Last year, we had Kool Herc. He came out.

We had Ghostface. We had a bunch of personalities that really created a lot of excitement in the city because Milwaukee's not really a city that's known for hip-hop. I love Milwaukee, man. Yeah, I saw Bailey Coleman was mentioned in your book. Shout out to Bailey Coleman. Absolutely. I've always had some great times in Milwaukee.

I was out there filming Catfish for like a week. Yeah, I remember that episode. Yeah, and we I don't know. I've always had some great times in Milwaukee. I actually filmed. I was out there filming Catfish for like a week. Yeah, I remember that episode. Yeah, and we was in the club. I don't know. That was one of the best episodes, too. I love that episode. And you'll be back on the 12th, right, with Styles P for the mental health fair.

Yes. Boom. I am. You know, Dave Mays called, and he reached out, and he told me what he was doing. And a lot of times, we don't get a chance to get to Milwaukee. It's one of those markets that's a smaller market. But it's like there's so many of us there.

So when he called and said, let's do this financial literacy class and talk about real estate and help some of the brothers out there that might not know the way in. Because most people when they hear real estate, they think they need a lot of money to put down. But there's so many different ways and so many different grants and so many different ways around getting. But Milwaukee's also a market where the prices of houses are so cheap that you can actually purchase something and rent it out.

Like, you know, real estate in Milwaukee, what is it going for roughly ballpark for a one family in a decent area? I mean, it all depends. And that's one of the missions of Hip Hop Week. So as a common council member, we come to possession of properties that become the cities as a result of property tax foreclosures. City-owned. Yeah, so I want to bring those city departments, whether it's the health department, whether it's the real estate department, the Office of Violence Prevention, I'm trying to bring those agencies to the table and really make the community engage with them.

So, I mean, in the city of Milwaukee right now, we're undergoing somewhat of a renaissance with the building of the Fiserv Forum. I know you guys saw the bucks I was making to the championship. We was close. But in some areas, there's issues of gentrification, like many other places in the country. But then we also have our challenge and distress neighborhoods where you can get some property at a very

small amount. And I can show you those opportunities when you come to the city as well. Marcus Linder just told me last week that Milwaukee is a great place to invest. Absolutely. Just last week. Great place on the Great Lake. I would love to do it kind of like what Detroit did for people who live in that area. They give them to them for a way cheaper price,

so that way they just have to fix it up to start rebuilding Milwaukee. Absolutely. And that's what we'll talk about in some of that stuff. And I would love that list to possibly give to some of the people that come to that seminar, come to that workshop, so they can start looking and preparing for themselves and start buying up Milwaukee, you know? I know my colleagues would love to say, you know,

DJ Envy is invested in my district. That brings a lot of cash to the city. And Milwaukee was the first, B100, B100.7, first station to syndicate the Breakfast Club. Absolutely. First station. Shout out to Bailey. The. First station to syndicate the Breakfast Club. Absolutely. First station. Shout out to Bailey. The very first station to syndicate the Breakfast Club.

What are some other events that are going to be happening during that week? So beyond DJ Envy coming to join us at G's Clippers to discuss financial literacy, and we also have Scarface, who's running for Common Council in the city of Houston. My guy, Face. Yes, indeed. He's going to explain the nexus between politics and hip-hop. You know, we're rapping about criminal justice reform, but how do we really take it to the next level

and start supporting candidates who reflect the things that we want to see within government and really change our country? Now, how are you connecting with the younger generation with that, though? Because I love Scarface. I love Stickman and Dead Press, but I'm 41. Yeah, we got a bunch of activities that's really been taken on by the community.

You know, Washington Park Wednesdays, we got a bunch of events. Just the Umbrella Hip Hop Week alone made the community excited and wanted to get involved. So we got a variety of offerings that's going to speak to the young and the old. We also have artists like Megan Thee Stallion and Kevin Gates involved as part of the Hip Hop Museum pop-up that I'm doing out there. We have three nights of big events. Megan is the opening night. And, you know, I really like her because she's one of these young artists that actually does have something to say when it comes to issues. Particularly, she's been speaking out a lot about environmental issues and the beach cleanup that she did and things of that nature.

Yeah, y'all should be leading with the Megan Thee Stallion. That's to be on the front of the flyer. And you guys have an event for women also, right? Yeah, we have a women of hip-hop event taking place at the Marcus Performing Arts Center. A bunch of local artists will be replicating those songs that we

love. It's called Ladies First. Absolutely. The whole purpose is to try to figure out how do we bridge and connect the older and the younger generations. Because to me, that's one of the biggest challenges and obstacles we have is that we've become divided by forces that have sort of separated us. And if we can figure out how to connect back together, we could be really powerful, in particular with the Hip Hop Goes to the Polls event, which is on Saturday at the Wisconsin Black Historical Society. So it's Scarface and the lieutenant governor of the state of Wisconsin, Mandela Barnes, who's the first black man ever to hold that position in that state.

But when you look at the demographics of 18 to 55-year-olds in America, that represents over 60% of the electorate in next year's election. And if you think about people between 18 and 55, it's easily the majority, the vast majority, have grown up on hip-hop, listening to the music, but also being influenced by the culture. So there's an undercurrent of between those, that 60% of America that all share a certain perspective based on the influence of hip-hop.

And if we can get that current going, I mean, think of the power that that 60% demographic holds and all the people that love hip-hop. If we got together and stood up for the issues that we want, I mean, basically my slogan is the hip-hop Nation holds the Trump

card in 2020, if we can get organized. Well, we appreciate you joining us. Give them information on how, if they want to be involved, or if they want to get involved, sponsor, or attend the event, how they can do that. Yeah, well, we got the website, hiphopweekmke.com. You can go check out

the schedule of everything going on. All the events that I'm doing are at The Rave. You can go to therave.com if You can go check out the schedule of everything going on. All the events that I'm doing are at The Rave. You can go to therave.com if you want to come out to the Megan Thee Stallion, Kevin Gates, the Hip Hop Legacy Awards, or to see the Hip Hop Museum. That's an incredible experience.

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