The Breakfast Club - Joseline Hernandez Interview, Regina Hall Interview and More

Episode Date: July 21, 2017

Friday 7/21- Today on the show we had the "Puerto Rican Princess" Joseline Hernandez from Love and Hip Hop visit and she let us in on mother hood, quitting LAHH and even her ta-tas, literally! Also we had Regina Hall stop by to promote the movie "Girls Trip". Charlamagne also gave "Donkey of the Day" to a man who is running for mayor in Florida and told black activist to go back to Africa. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The world's most dangerous morning show. DJ Envy. Captain of this bitch. Angela Yee. I stay in everybody's business, but in a good way. Charlamagne Tha God. The ruler of rubbing you the wrong way. The Breakfast Club.

Made for everybody. Good morning, USA. Oh, Angela Yee is out. Charlamagne, what's poppin'? Peace to the planet. It's Friday. Yes, it's Friday. This is a great weekend. I'm going to tell you why it's a great weekend. Why is it a great weekend? Because I'm a content person. Okay. Right? So I enjoy content.

I like to read a lot of books. I like to watch a lot of movies. I like to watch a lot of television. I like to surf the internet. Okay. And this is a good content weekend because there's a lot of good content out. Okay? Mm-hmm.

Meek Mill's album came out, Wins and Losses. Did you hear it? Yes, I have heard it. Mm-hmm. What'd you think? I like it. I mean, it's meek.

You know, I feel like he's being a little bit more reflective on this album. He's being more open. Yeah, but it's just meek. Like, I don't, you know, it's no, I don't feel like the bar's been raised any.

You know what I mean? It's a good album. First seven songs, I think, are really, really, really, really dope. I think he's opening up. It's not just talking about the Nicki and the Drake beef. He's just talking about himself and his life, so I thought that was dope. Yeah, it's very, like I said, it's very

reflective, you know? And also, Girls Trip comes out today. The movie starring Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett Smith, Regina Hall, and Tiffany Haddish. Regina Hall's actually going to be joining us in a little bit, so we'll talk with her. Now, are you going to go see Girl's Trip this weekend? I'm going to see

Girl's Trip today. Okay. I have a day date planned because, you know, I am a dad. When you're a dad and a father, you know,

you have to go take advantage of your recreational opportunities while the nanny is there. Oh, where your daughters at camp. Yes.

Yeah. Absolutely. I'm the same way. And Insecure HBO comes on Sunday, damn it, right after y'all little show

that y'all be watching. What's that little show? What's that little game that come on HBO every night? Just get a little Game of Thrones. Who be playing? It's some game that come on Sundays on HBO. Who play? Who be playing on Sunday night?

Don't worry about it. Okay. You can keep it to yourself. But then secure HBO comes on Sunday as well. So it's a great weekend for content. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. All right.

Well, let's get the show cracking now. We got a couple of special guests joining us. We told you Regina Hall will be here. She, of course, is in Girls Trip. Yes. And also, Jocelyn Hernandez. That's how you pronounce her name? I don't know if it's Jocelyn or Jocelyn.

Jocelyn Hernandez. She used to look like a man, but she's glowed up as of late. Yeah, so if you don't know her, she's from Loving Hip Hop. She has a baby with Stevie, Stevie J. And we'll talk to her in a little bit as well. So let's get the show cracking. We got front page news next. We'll tell you about OJ Simpson.

Is he free? Why do y'all care? We'll tell you when we come back. His wild thoughts. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee.

Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get some front page news. Now, Angela Yee is out, so I'll be holding it down. Now, OJ Simpson was in court yesterday about his parole. Now, while it was going on, Plies, the rapper Plies, was watching it, and he said this on Instagram. I'm just leaving the motherfucking studio.

I had to run somewhere real quick, but we were just watching the O.J. hearing. And one of y'all got O.J.'s motherfucking phone number. Y'all better call him or something. Y'all better tell him. He better start motherfucking crying in that courtroom or something if he want to motherfucking get out of there. He's like way too motherfucking cool to want to be a free man. Right now, goddamn O.J., you ain't get the mother f***ing juice no more.

You ain't got that kind of money no more. You really mother f***ing sugar water. You really ain't mother f***ing O.J. no more. You better mother f***ing faint or something, man. You want to mother f***ing get out of there. He must have heard Plies because he damn sure started tearing up. Yes, he did. He definitely started crying.

Plies must have got to him somehow, some way. I'm going to tell you something, though. There's a lot of things coming back from the 90s, but my interest in O.J. in the courtroom isn't one of them. I don't know why people care. Like, white people treat O.J. the way they treat Britney Spears. They keep shoving it down our throats and trying to make us care. I don't. I did not give a damn about what happened to O.J. Simpson in that courtroom yesterday.

Well, O.J. started crying. He gave a little speech, and then the judge said this. Mr. Simpson, I do vote to grant parole when eligible, and that will conclude this hearing. Thank you. That's right. And white people didn't give you another chance. He was granted parole as of October 1st.

He could be out, so we'll see what happens. O.J. Simpson will be home. O.J. is definitely one of the luckiest men ever in America. I mean, you kill two white people in America, get away with it, and then you mess up again, get nine years, and they letting you out again? Yes. I know why, though. You said you know why? Oh, yes. You're about to read another

story that correlates to all of this whole situation. Alright, now we gotta send a rest in peace to... where is the paper? Chester Bennington. Here we go. He committed suicide yesterday. He's Lincoln Park's front man. They found him in his bedroom yesterday. His body was discovered shortly before 9 a.m. by a housekeeper. They really had no idea. They were supposed to do a photo shoot that day. They had plans to tour. So, you know, it's just very, very, very sad. That's sad. Rest in peace to that man.

Condolences to his family and friends, of course. Lead singer Linkin Park commits suicide. OJ Simpson gets parole yesterday. Really sad day for white people it was in America yesterday. All right, well. All right, well, that's front page news. Now. Oh, I thought you was going to do the Elon Musk story.

No. Okay. We'll do that later on. No, you're not. We don't have time. No, we don't. I know. You're just going to throw away a new advancement in travel that could possibly happen.

You know, you can get from New York to L.A. in 29 minutes. You know what I mean? Well, since you're talking about it, Elon Musk just received verbal government approval for the company to build the underground New York-Philly-Baltimore-D.C. Hyperloop. So you can get from New York City to D.C. in 29 minutes. Have I ever told you about the time we was in L.A.? Oh, boy. And it was late one night.

We was in L.A. We was sitting in the lobby at a hotel, and we was having drinks, and it was me and a couple of my dudes, and we was talking about, like, UFOs and time travel and all kind of stuff. And then this guy overheard us and wandered over to our table and started talking to us about that Hyperloop thing because he heard us just talking about travel and all of this and that. And that guy was, I'm pretty sure that guy was Elon Musk.

Really? Yes. So I've told this story before. Yeah, you have. Yep, absolutely. I've told this story before. Well, it looks like it might happen. Yeah, so what I think is going to happen,

the first few people who travel on the Hyperloop are going to die. What? All right. So they're going to definitely give... What do you mean die? Die. I mean, the first few people. You know, guinea pigs, that's all.

So they're definitely going to give O.J. Simpson a first-class travel. You know what I mean? Give him a free ride. He'll be one of the first passengers on that whole situation. That's how they're finally going to get O.J. He's going to die on the Hyperloop. Okay, I'm glad you can see the future. Alright, well that's front page news. Now, when we

come back, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up right now. Or maybe you feel blessed and you want to spread some positivity. 800-585-1051. Hit us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. David, good morning. What's going on? What's up with you, man? What's up with y'all?

What up, brother? How you? Everything is good. Now, you're traveling from Mississippi to California? Yeah, I'm headed to California, man, to see my sons, man, coming from Mississippi. How old is your son? My oldest son is 17. He'll be 17 in December, should I say.

My youngest son is 11, man, and I ain't seen him since Christmas of 2015. So I'm ready to go out that way and see my kids, man. I can't wait. You driving? No, man. I'm headed to New Orleans right now to get on the plane, man. Oh, there you go, man. That's see my kids, man. I can't wait. You driving? No, man. I'm headed to New Orleans right now to get on the plane, man. Oh, there you go, man. That's a good feeling, brother.

I feel good. Are you a FaceTime father? I ain't no God. I appreciate y'all, man. Y'all keep doing y'all's thing, man. All right, brother. All right, man. Hello, who's this?

Hey, how you doing, man? Ben out of Orlando, Florida. Ben, what happened to you at Walmart? You feel blessed this morning, Ben? I thought you called him Ben. I was like, what? I said his name is Ben. You said Ben, bro. I'm going to be honest with you. I'm saying what's up, Charlie, man? How y You feel blessed this morning, Ben? I thought you called him Babe. I was like, what? I said his name is Ben. You said Babe, bro.

I'm going to be honest with you. I'm saying, what's up, Charlie, man? How y'all doing this morning, man? What's up, Babe? Not much, man. I was in Walmart last night, man, and went to pay for my items. Nice old lady had said it had already been paid for. God bless.

That was Lady Pay for you yesterday in Walmart? Yeah, man. So I'm going to do it for somebody today, man. I feel blessed for that to happen to me. You should have did it yesterday. You should have paid for somebody right then and there yesterday. Yeah, man. So I'm going to do it for somebody today, man. I feel blessed for that to happen to me. You should have did it yesterday. You should have paid for somebody right then and there yesterday. Yeah, man. I started to, man.

I was tired, man. I had left football practice and stuff. I was kind of tired, man. I'm going to tell you something, though, brother. The next time you got to ask them to show you the receipt, because they're setting black people up out here, okay? You feel like you paid for it. I got the receipt.

Oh, okay, okay. You walk outside and the lawns go off off and then you get tackled and shot. I feel you, man. I appreciate y'all, man. Y'all have a good day, man. Y'all funny as hell, though. Thank you, bro. I do agree with that, though.

I like doing good deeds like that for people. Absolutely. Especially when I'm in line and somebody in front of me taking all goddamn day. Hey, man, I got this, man. Move, man. I do the same thing. Hey, I'll take care of it. I'll take care of it.

Isha. Hey, hi. Good morning, Breakfast Club. Why are you mad this morning, mama? I'm mad because I lost my voice because I was take it. Isha. Hey, hi. Good morning, Breakfast Club. Why are you mad this morning, mama? I'm mad because I lost my voice because I was sitting there arguing with my friend. I love you, my record. She told me I'm trash. She was like, you can't be a rapper if you can't take criticism.

I said, that's not constructive criticism. Yes, it is constructive criticism. I tell artists their music is trash all the time. No, but you tell them you're trash and you tell them why. You don't say trash and that's it. All right, let us hear something. Let us hear something right now. Let me give you some constructive criticism this morning.

I can't because my voice, y'all hear my voice, I sound disgusted. Come on, this is your chance. This is your shot. Let's hear something. Oh, my God. No, I can't. I'm going to tell you something. I'm going to tell you something, Ma.

Your voice is trash. All right? How do you know? Listen. And I'm going to tell you why your ma. Your voice is trash. All right? How do you know? Listen. And I'm going to tell you why your voice is trash. Why is it trash? Because you lost your voice because your friend told you that you was trash. All right?

You got a shot. You going to rap? No, I'm not. But show me. I bought your book, and you don't answer your DMs. So I'm mad at you. Which DMs? You hit me on Instagram.

I definitely... I never got... I got to check my Instagram. I don't check my Instagram DMs. Your voice is still trash, though. You got to do something with your voice. Hold on. Let me straighten up.

Hello. My name is Isha. But at the end of the day, my Instagram, Dean. Your voice is still trash, though. You got to do something with your voice. Hold on. Let me straighten up. Hello. My name is Isha. But at the end of the day, my voice is trash. At the end of the day, I still go to NYU. And I still got a bachelor's at 21. And I'm 26. That's important. Now, Isha.

Now, I'm going to tell you something. I don't even know if you're trash or not. But the fact that you got a bachelor's degree from NYU already, I want you to focus on that instead of rap, okay? There you go, Isha. Have a good morning. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Hit us up right now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Get it. Pick up the mother-mother phone and dial. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed. Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So you better have the same energy.

Hello, who's this? It's John from the Bronx. John, you mad this morning, man? A man how Solomon came back and like the whole world thinks Tiger is a pedophile. You know he's the only one that thinks that. That is not true, and you lying to yourself. You lying to yourself if you believe it. You don he's the only one I think that. That is not true and you lying to yourself. You lying to yourself if you believe it.

You don't want to say Kylie Jenner is the best prospect in high school. LeBron or something like that. Yes, I said Kylie Jenner was the best high school prospect since LeBron James. And I said that after she

turned 18, sir. Nah, you ain't. You was with her when she was 17 and she gave you shots up, man. But why you acting like people wasn't calling

Tyga a pedophile, though? Who? Who was calling him a pedophile, though? Social media. Oh, he's a Tiger fan. I like Tiger, though. I respect Tiger because Tiger came up here yesterday and he handled that interview like a pro. I ain't got no problems with Tiger. Cash, what up, Cash? What's up with you, man?

Why you mad at Charlamagne this morning, bro? Man, Charlamagne, you be on some gay s***, man. You be saying too much gay s***. Like what? You can't curse. Oh, like what? Like everything, man. You know, we talk about bestiality. You know, we talk about all types of s***, yeah. By the way,

bestiality and gay stuff are two different things, sir. Even if it's a male dog, it's still bestiality. Teresa, good morning. Good morning. How are you? How is everything? I was calling because I'm blessed this morning.

I'm a 43-year-old completely blind female and I have three beautiful children and I woke up this morning and I finally have a man that loves me. Oh, you got three children

and you're blind? Yeah. Yeah, a blind has nothing to do with a vagina. So listen, did the guy have sex with you unprotected on purpose or you just didn't know

he had a condom on? You stupid. No, I've only been blind for 10 years. Oh, how old are your kids? 20, 16, and 13. How'd you go blind, if you don't mind me asking? I have glaucoma. Oh, you don't smoke weed? Yes, I do. Does it help? Or did it help? Yeah.

Yeah, it does. You're not completely blind. Yes, I am. She's blind blind. She can't drive. You have a stick or a dog? I have a stick. Okay. Oh, man. I'm sorry to hear that, but I'm sure other senses have been enhanced, right?

Yeah. I always wanted to know. No, don't feel sorry for me because, like I told you, I'm blessed. I always wanted to know. Now, don't take this as disrespectful. I always wanted to know. When blind people walk around in the street, right, and they're going black to black, how do they know where they're going and there's no cracks in the street and where the curbs are?

That's what the stick is for. But the stick doesn't tell you if there's a car there because they know when to walk. They can't tell when to walk. Because your hearing gets more sensitive. Oh, okay. I just wanted to know. Well, I wish you nothing but the best, baby. Blessings to you.

Absolutely. Blessings to your kids. Absolutely. I'm blessed that you're happy. Have a great weekend. You too. You too. Thanks, baby. Blessings to you. Absolutely. Blessings to your kids. Absolutely. I'm blessed that you're happy. Have a great weekend. You too. You too.

Thanks a lot. I listen to you every morning. Thank you, mama. We appreciate the support. We see you. Why you say that? Why you say that? Why you say that? Why you say that, yo?

I hate you. All right. What do you mean? We respect it. We see it. All right. We have our loyal listeners. All right.

What's wrong with y'all? Y'all, you know what? Y'all got to grow up. see it. All right. All loyal listeners. All right. What's wrong with y'all? Y'all, you know what? Y'all got to grow up. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vet, you can hit us at any time. When we come back, we got rumors. I don't know what we talking about in the rumors because she's not here, but we're going

to talk about something good. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. What dance was that? That's the early morning. I ain't have my breakfast dance, but that me goes on, though.

You know how somebody waking up right now, and they still really tired, but they trying to fake turn up because they got to go to work? I'm about to say school, but school ain't it. No. Where you schooling? Summer school. It is summer, right? Oh, camp, yeah.

It is summer. Oh, I used to hate summer school. I had to go to summer school in seventh grade and eighth grade because I was stupid. Nothing, things haven't changed. No, they haven't. Well, let's get to the real ones. I had to go to summer school in seventh grade and eighth grade because I was stupid. Nothing. Things haven't changed. No, they haven't. Let's get to the rumors.

Let's talk Tiger. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report. Talk to him. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club.

All right. Angela Yee is not here, so bear with us. Now, Tiger was here on the show yesterday. Yes, he was. Drop on the clues bomb for Tiger. I don't have no problem with anybody who comes to The Breakfast Club to face the music. Tiger handed that line of questioning like a pro. All right, now his new mixtape is out right now.

It's called Itch Bitch. Bitch, I'm the Itch 2. Yeah. That's the name of the album. But he made Blac Chyna's mom pretty mad when he said this yesterday on The Breakfast Club. She just got a different mentality. She really is a good person. You feel me at heart?

But she's been through a lot in her life. You know what I'm saying? And she really didn't have people to help guide her and stuff in her life. So, Tokyo? I mean, from what I know, obviously. Let's put that in context. Okay. He was talking about Black China at first. Correct. And when he said

she had no one to guide her, I said Tokyo, which is her mother. Her mother. And then he made like a face and like a look and I don't remember what he said after that. But basically says she wasn't raised right. Yeah. And Tokyo responded. You're not gonna read that. I'm gonna read it. That was too long, bro. I'm only gonna read a little to read that. I'm going to read it.

That was too long, bro. I'm only going to read a little bit. Okay. I'm going to try. All right, here we go. Lord, help me. Get next to the dump button just in case. Keep her name out your mouth before I F you up, son.

Of another bitch, bitch. What? Yeah. It is no reason to talk about her on nothing. Didn't support her on anything else, but now you on the radio. Her name is the first and come out of your mouth. By the way, Tokyo, you know good and well this ain't just the radio. This is the Breakfast Club.

Let's be clear. Hollow chain wearing F boy. Okay. She had a good life. Get to the part where she said he was gay. That's the good part. I didn't see that part. You didn't get to that part. Oh, you so weak and whack

that your music sound like a ick been on your mouth like a tic-tac. I'm so sick of y'all-ish. You are a weak F-boy man raised by women. It shows. You carrot-top,

giving-ass F. Pass me this paper, man. You ain't even get to the good part. I don't know where the good part is. Well, let me show you. Pass me the paper.

There's a nice little line about being gay. Hurry up. get to the good part. I don't know what the good part is. Well, let me show you. Here's the good part. There's a nice little line about me and Gay. Hurry up. Hurry up. Oh, yeah. You fame-wanting punk-ass n-word. You need not say period. Big boy, down low.

See? There we were. That's it. That little down low. That's all you wanted? That was really important. Just a down low? Oh, this was a good part, too little down low. That's all you wanted? That was really important. Just a down low? Oh, this was a good part, too. Look, sissy boy with the uncircumcised penis. Whoa. So I heard from. She meant to say heard from, but she put hurt from.

What's wrong with that? Why are you uncircumcising shaming? Would that be the correct term? Foreskin shaming. Why are you foreskin shaming people? Tokyo, don't shame people just because they got foreskin. Yeah, it was a long-ass letter, so a long-ass note on Instagram. Anything else you want to give guys?

She also said French fried gay slur that rhymes with maggot. She said you speak on radio to sell that weak-ass pedophilia album to kids. No grown-ass adult people listening. Okay. All right. Well, that was what Tokyo said. Black China's mama. Black China's mama.

Okay. Well, you can pick up Tiger's new mixtape slash album, Bitch, I'm the Ish Part 2 is out right now. Also- And Tiger did handle that interview like a pro yesterday. He definitely did. He definitely did. Trader Truth, The Truth Part 3 is out right now.

Shout out to Trader Truth. Of course, he's doing his trade day, which is Saturday in Houston. Shout out to Trader Truth. Of course, he's doing his trade day, which is Saturday in Houston. I wanted to come so bad, but I couldn't cancel my show. So, but Trader Truth, he does trade day. I've been there the last three years. That happens tomorrow in Houston. Drop on the clues box with Trader Truth.

I told Trader I would be there this year, but I never heard anything back from anybody. And I'm actually free this weekend. I could have did it this weekend, yeah. Don't say that, because Trader will have put you on the flight immediately. I mean, I can't do it now because I got to go see Girls Trip today and then Insecure comes out on Sunday. He can get you there Saturday and back Saturday. Get you there Saturday morning, come back Saturday night.

I'm an old man, okay? I don't move spur of the moment, last minute like that. This guy's crazy. That's not how I move. And also Meek Mill's album, Wins and Losses, came out today. Now, it has what? 14, 15 records? 17 records.

17 records. I heard about 10 of them. I've heard the whole album. Now, let's play some of the joints. One of my favorite joints is 1942 Flows. 1942 Flows, tough. He talks about everything, even talks about Nicki a little bit. Let's hear it.

Why y'all think that's about Nicki? He got actual lines when he says her name. That's what I thought he was going to. Let's play another clip from 1942. There you go. That's what I thought he was going to. Let's play another clip from 1942. Ain't doing no interviews. I'm busy. We litty. So when you see me out, don't ask me about no Nikki. There you go.

F*** it like turning my business on Wendy. That was a little shot of Safari, too. Yeah, a little shot of Safari. You know, Safari went on Wendy and told all their business. I like Made It From Nothing featuring Tiana Taylor. And I really like Price. Those are a couple tough times. I like The Glow, but but glow's been out a while. I like 1942 flows.

Trying to figure out where I was when somebody kept feeding me shots in 1942. I cannot remember. Well, that's how it's supposed to go. But I can't remember. All right, well, that's your rumor report. When we come back, Jocelyn Hernandez from Love & Hip Hop will be joining us. Her face is much softer now. Oh, boy.

Okay? Oh, boy. When? Oh, boy. When she first came in the game, she looked a lot like a man. But she has evolved. Okay. Well, we'll kick you with her. She's transitioned. She's transitioned.

We'll kick you with her when we come back. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building, Miss Jocelyn.

Am I special? Oh, he does that. He does that to all of us. I got a special guest in the building. Miss Jocelyn. Am I special? Oh, he does. He does tell that to all of you. Exactly. I know, so I'm not special. Now, before we started, we were talking about Nicki Minaj. And you said, Nicki knows you want to smash. Absolutely.

She's hot. I f*** with Nicki. She's always in my comments. And she supports. She supports my brand. And she supports my music. And, you know, I spoke to her a couple of times. And she's always gave me good feedback.

Plus, she's fine as hell. So, I mean, who don't want to smash her well congratulations on the baby well motherhood hasn't changed Jocelyn changed me why what do you mean it changed me but I still like girls well I mean what's wrong with that I always liked the girls so you know I think motherhood changed you, but, you know, for a better. But that don't mean you can't be a freak. Did it bother you when you first came out that you were pregnant that Stevie was saying that it was, he doesn't know if it's his at all. And you was like, no, he's the only person I've been having sex with. Did that bother you at all? I wasn't bothered because we were separated already.

And so we just happened to have sex and i got pregnant i wanted a baby i wanted to take care of my responsibilities i'm like why not you know i'm 29 years old i never had a baby what's the problem why can't i have it now at that time were you messing with a bunch of different men though you know i never i'm not really into guys as much as you would think i've been with one person on TV for seven years, and that was my baby's father. And I always liked girls. So I play with girls, but not guys.

Guys, they're really hard to get in my panties. I thought you and Young Drove smashed? Absolutely not, but he's a good guy. He's a good guy. He's talented, and he believed in my music. And we went in the studio. We did a song with Young Joy. And what's the guy's name?

Rocco. Rocco. I just called you Rocco. No, because you put me on the spot. I had to think. And they took me in the studio. We did a song, Girls Gone Wild. And it got some really, really good response.

But I was pregnant at the moment and didn't know it. So we were supposed to shoot the video. We never shot the video but Young Droid's a cool guy.

Very, very talented when he goes in the studio. It's all work. He's really, really fast and you know, we never went there. Yeah, I think Stevie was under the impression

that you was out here sleeping with a bunch of different rappers and athletes. So that's why he felt that way. If that's how he felt, that's how he felt. And I'm not upset.

I'm really happy. You're not offended by the fact because you guys weren't together when you got pregnant. So you're like, okay, I know what it is. And I'll do it. And you did it. And he's a father.

And I love my baby. She's awesome. So I'm really happy. She changed my life completely. So how would you say you've changed since having her? Bonnie Bella. You know, I really just think about the things that I do

and I think that everything that I do now is for her. And I just want to really show her that she can do whatever she wants to do in life and whatever she dreams of, whatever she desires, she can accomplish it. And I want to show her that that can be done. And I've been doing pretty good at it. I executive produced her delivery special for VH1. They gave me the budget.

I don't know if you guys seen it, but did you like it? Yeah. People were crying and everything. I was crying when I seen the cut. When you produce it, you have to go back and see the cut. So I was like, oh my gosh, I can only see that cut one time. Let that cut go through. I can't see it anymore.

It was a whole different side of you, too. You know, I have to say, because I think sometimes we watch you on television and we're like, Jocelyn is such a firecracker and she's just going crazy. And even just certain things that have happened, like I know you and Mimi have always had issues, you know, but the whole situation with, you know, him and saying that Stevie molested, whatever, whatever, that was a little bit crazy. You know. Explain to people what happened.

She said Stevie molested who? His daughter. Really? I didn't say that. I never said that. You said Stevie was gay. I can't deal with you. That's what you said.

No, I never said that. I never said that out of my mouth. No one has ever heard me say that. But whatever we've been through, I really feel bad about that. And, you know, I apologize to him and everything that we've done to each other or said about each other. But, you know, I'm such in a good place right now that whatever happened in the past, that's just where it is. Now, what about when your daughter gets older and she looks at the stuff you used to do on Love & Hip Hop or that video when you was in there screaming, going crazy,

saying you need a big c**k? Need a big old m***** c**k. Solomon, you said what? She said what? I was right there. He's trying to get me to say it so he can edit it later. Because he said it, but go ahead. What about that stuff like that, though? We all done some things that we're ashamed of.

But I'm not ashamed of that video. I was in the studio. I was freestyling. I was, you know, I was 25 years old. I was having a good time. I'm in the studio with the boys, and I'm just doing me. Like, I don't see anything wrong with that video. If she happens to see anything wrong with that video, I'm going to let her know what I told you.

Like, I mean, you know, babe i i'm an artist i do music like if i'm just doing this you know and you don't approve of it i'm sorry and you know i i'm i think that the way that i'm raising her she's gonna be understanding she's gonna understand where i came from and accept that and you know you know she's gonna be she's gonna have a really good life and she's not she's gonna be the opposite of me right and you wrote her a letter also i did yeah that was very sweet what prompted that for you like i gotta write my daughter you know after after what happened with me like walking away from you know the reality show the way that they were showing me it was, how do you show me like this? You just gave me a $500,000 budget, but this is how you show me? I didn't like that,

especially a person like me. I've been on the network for seven years. Right. And if you allow me to do something better, allow me to do that. Don't turn around

and try to show something that I've done four years ago. That's not fair. Show my growth. Yeah, that's not fair. It's just not fair, and that's really bothering me. Did you say anything different? Because it's been seven years of the same stuff,

you know? Here you go, boo. Well, thank you. Give her that hard-ass paper towel, man. Can we get her some tissue? Can we get her some tissue? Ain't none of y'all even made a move to try to hand her nothing. Thank you, man. It's okay. Thank you. Somebody wants to get tissue. I you. Somebody was going to get that issue. I didn't know.

Wipe her eyelashes off. I can't do it. I'm okay. I'm okay. Nothing came down. You're good. You're good. But, you know, I just feel like they, I feel like when I feel like walking away, I feel

like I needed to explain, because the way they were showing me on TV, it was kind of like I wanted to explain to my daughter, damn, I did that like four years ago. Why is this like coming back up, you know? And at that moment, that's why I feel like walking away because I'm like, it's just not fair. All right, we got more with Jocelyn when we come back. We got to talk about her beef with Mona Scott and K. Michelle. Also, will she be doing Love & Hip Hop Miami?

Keep it locked. When we come back, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Jocelyn in the building from Love & Hip Hop.

Now, what was the reason you left Love & Hip Hop? Was it because they kept showing you in a negative light? Yes, I just feel like they just keep bringing a negativity. I want to be positive. But you almost have to kind of like take it on the chin because you allowed them to show the negativity for the past five, six years. Seven years. So the growth going to take time for everybody.

You know what I'm saying? And Mona don't want that. You know that don't bring no ratings? I can't deal with you. Mona don't want you on there being happy and positive. Well, it's not, you know, I want to show what I really do. You know, like for example, I had a great performance at the Go Room. AG Entertainment brought me.

Shout out to AG. Yeah, shout out to AG. He brought me. He cut a hole in his ceiling. I came out of the ceiling. It's a song that I did with my baby daddy called No Time. He rewrote it. That little Kim and Puppet did.

He rewrote it because he did that one, too. And, you know, the cameras came to see, to show me and it was great. It was awesome. They didn't show that on TV. You know, so my thing is like

I just really have to just focus on what's going to be best for me. And I'm a Latin artist. Yo soy puertorriqueña. Yo hablo español. I don't know what you just said. She said she's puertorriqueña and she speaks Spanish.

Oh, got you. I make Latin music and I feel like at that moment, I should have just, because I was racing for Lauderdale, Florida. At that moment, I feel like I just need to go follow my dream and do what I really want to do with my life and just go ahead and go back home. Is it frustrating that your music career hasn't taken off because you see people like K. Michelle, Cardi B, like they out of here.

Does it bother you a little bit? And Remy Ma. I mean, Remy been popping. I know, they out of here. Does it bother you a little bit? And Remy Ma. I mean, Remy been popping. I know, but she's on the show, too. No, look, shout out to Cardi. I love Cardi. She's amazing. She's doing a great job.

Cardi's dope. Yeah, she's doing a great job, and she's popping. And my thing is, like, everything happens for people different timing, you know? So who am I to say when is my time? Right. So who am I to say when is my time? You know, as long as I believe and love what I do and stick to it, I know it's going to happen. You know what I mean? And I don't have a problem with anybody that kind of like got there before me,

especially because I've been pregnant for a year and a half. You know, well, 10 months, 15 months, 10 months, it's 10 months. But then you have to say it's 10 months. 15 months? No, 10 months. It's 10 months, but then you have to take it's 10 months, but you have to take four months after the 10 months, you know, to recover. You got to rest your back. You're pregnant for 10 months? Yeah, you're pregnant for 10 months. It's really 10 months. It's really 10 months. It's like the end of 9

is 10. But they start the first four weeks before. Oh, gotcha, gotcha. A lot of people don't know that because it goes by weeks. Right. So it's like 40 weeks. So I was pregnant for freaking 40 weeks. Then it took me some time because I had to lose my weight back up. You know, so in that time, I was executive producer. I was doing talk shows.

I was doing acting. You know, so the music, I was still doing the music in the studio, you know, but I can't perform with a stomach. So if I had to take up some time. Mariah Carey is. You know what? I can't perform with a stomach. So if I had to take up some time. Right, Carrie is. You know what? I can't deal with you. No, no, you and K. Michelle got into it.

You and K. Michelle, and it seemed like Mona got back, were going back and forth. What happened with that situation? You know, I'm just a bad bitch. You know, I feel like it's got to click up on me because they some pussy ass hoes. That's just what it's got to be done. You know, at the end of the day, ain't nothing happen with me or nobody because me, I'm going to keep a jigging. I'm going to do what I'm going to do. And that's just what I'm going to do.

You know what I mean? I thought you and Michelle were cool at one point. And she called you a breastfeeding cokehead. Well, I breastfed for a month and I definitely wasn't doing any coke. And, you know. Have you done coke before? I mean, listen, we all done a lot of things in the past. Yeah, I smoked coke in a blunt before.

And you had to get drug tested at one point, too. I got drug tested like four times. Right. You definitely was on coke at one point, though. That video in that studio, you screaming. No, you know, I've done a few things in my past. You know what I mean? I've done a few things in my past that, of course,

I'm not ashamed of because everybody's done something. And, you know, even now, you know, my me time, you know, I might go hit a blunt. With some coke in it? Absolutely not. Oh. Okay. By the way, I would never do it on purpose. But if somebody passed me a blunt with coke and weed on accident, I might take a puff.

No, you won't. You better stop, man. Going up in Miami, you can smell that shit. Yeah, you can smell it. I told you, I grew up in the club. I was in the club one time. I was like, what is that smell? It's not just regular weed.

No, it's not. So you can smell it. So definitely, I definitely never done that. Oh, I'm a classy lady, honey. Classy lady. I've done some things in my past, but you know I definitely never done that. I'm a classy lady, honey. Classy lady. I've done some things in my past, but you know, everybody's done that. Everybody's done that. And now that

I'm a mother, I learned to, if I want to do anything, girl, go over there and do it. Be home. You don't have to let everybody. Be calm. Relax. Be a mother. Be a regular person. Be calm. And I think that I practiced a lot of stillness in the past couple of years. Has Mona reached out to you?

Like to try to be like, okay, what can we do? Because obviously, whatever she can do to have you on the show, I'm sure she's going to try. Well, you know, I'm just going to let the fans, you know. Figure it out. If the fans want me to come back. There is a Love & Hip Hop Miami and you do. You are living in Miami so. And I know

Brian McKinney's on it. That's your friend. Brian McKinney's on it. My homegirl Dawn. My baby's gone mom. She's on it. I know a couple of people that's on it. But I'm definitely like not on it. I haven't shot anything. But if the fans want you. Would you want to do it if they make you, put you in the right light and say they'll keep it positive?

And I don't think Daddy and Trina, I think they're supposed to be on it from what I've heard. Yeah. Gunplay is on it. Yeah. Would you do it? Steph LaCroix. If it was positive in the way that you want it. And those are like your friends for real.

Yeah. So it kind of, I don't know. You know, I got to let the fans decide. What do you guys think? You guys think I should do it? I'm watching Love & Hip Hop Miami because of Gunplay. I'm not going to lie to you. Gunplay is entertaining as a mother.

I like Trick Daddy, too. Damn, if Trick is going to be on there, I'm watching it with Trick Daddy. I think that if the situation is right for you, then you should do it. But I also feel like it's hard to really, and that's the whole thing, because I know you said you can make your contract how you want it, but maybe in your contract you need to make sure there's certain amounts of your music that's important to you.

So I know it's hard to actually get a lot of work done when you have to film. Not really. It's not that hard. It's not really that hard. You can't threaten Mona. I do not do that. I'm very easy to work with, believe it or not. So she did reach out to you, though?

I haven't spoken to her. I remember one time Mona called me, because I always recall her sitting, Scott Young. So she called me and we had a conversation. And she said, I've helped a lot of these girls. She said, you didn't even, you, this is your first legit job. Like, you never even filed

taxes. Who, me? Yeah. Oh, okay. Well, I had a job. Like you never even filed taxes. Who, me? Yeah. Oh, okay. Well, I had a boutique, a clothing boutique before, but I didn't really do it for a long time. But, you know, she didn't give me an opportunity. We gave each other an opportunity. All right, we got more with Jocelyn when we come back. Don't move.

Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. How are you guys? All right, well, let's get toagne Tha God, we are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. How are you guys? All right. Well, let's get to the rumors. We got to talk Jocelyn.

Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report.

The Breakfast Club. Now, shout out to Jocelyn Hernandez from Love & Hip Hop for joining us earlier today. I must say, Jocelyn has a great pair of nipples, guys. I don't know if you were watching Revolt TV and got a chance to see them, but maybe you'll catch them on the Breakfast Club YouTube video later. But she's got some nice nipples, guys. You were staring. We've seen you. Now, let's talk about some music for her.

Now, when she talked about she has a bunch of new records coming out and she says that they are great records. I see. You're going to waste air time playing Jocelyn's music. No. I'm not going to hate on Jocelyn. You haven't even heard her records. I see. You're going to waste air time playing Jocelyn's music. No. I'm not going to hate on Jocelyn. You haven't even heard it yet. I don't need to. Well, let's play the first joint.

And we're doing a Twitter poll. And we want you to tell us what you think about the record. Also, we're going to have people hit us on social media if they like the record. If they like the record. We want you to hit us. We're still not doing air justice because you're only going to play 20 seconds of it.

Well, let's play a little bit. This one is called Mi Cota. What? Mi Cota. Let's go. Why? You're wasting valuable air time with this, man. You know what I'm saying? I'm in here trying to think about Jocelyn's nipples, you know what I mean?

And you were playing her music. All right. I want to remember her the way I last seen her. So maybe you wasn't feeling that one. Let's get to the next one. This one is called Run Me My Money. Oh, God. Oh, man.

I'm trying not to fart on the record, but you won't make me fart. She got bars. If the fart's ready, please. All right, okay. Down here, come on, some more bars. I did it for the fame, now I gotta check Fat chicks, now I'm about to let it go I thought you was real, but they owe you I should've smacked your ass a long time ago You're a lot of people with a cash shack Have you laying in the bushes in the night

I'm not getting better, it's too bad I'm not getting nowhere, it's too bad You not feeling it? No. Neither are you. Fuck on Jocelyn's music, man. See, we just had a nice, good interview with Jocelyn. Had her say a prayer in here, and you playing her music now. You know what I'm saying? We did tell her we was going to play. We said we was going to play. We said she said it was dope.

We were going to give her a shot. So everybody, go to at Breakfast Club AM Twitter page. It's a poll up right now. Tell us if you think Jocelyn's music is trash or trash. And also hit Jocelyn up and let her know what you think about her music. Yeah. Listen, if you think Jocelyn's music is trash, you can just go to her Twitter page.

Let me give you the proper Twitter page. I think it's just at Jocelyn. Nope, that's not it. That's her Instagram. Her Instagram is actually at Jocelyn8. J-O-S-E-L-I-N-E. Her Twitter is M-S-J-O-S-E-L-I-N-E. Her Twitter is M-S-J-O-S-E-L-I-N-E. Just keep it short. You can just put

the doo-doo emoji. You know what I'm saying? Or trash can. You know what I mean? Or you can just put hashtag trash. Why don't they like it? They like it,

then they big it up. They can do whatever they want. They like it, they can big it up, put diamonds, whatever y'all do. I don't know what Jocelyn's emoji is.

But if you don't like it, just simply put a trash can or a dookie emoji. That's all. Jocelyn's a nice young lady. And, you know, I don't think that we're appreciating her glow up. Because like I told her, she used to look real hard in the face. You know what I'm saying? Her face used to look stronger than Dwight Howard's soldiers.

Okay. But now, you know what I'm saying? She looks good. All right. Yeah. All right. Well, Michael Vick, he apologized. Now, this is because he said this last week.

First thing we got to get Colin to do is cut his hair. I don't think he should represent himself, you know, in that way in terms of, you know, just the hairstyle. Just go clean cut. You know, just try to be presentable. I mean, look, all the social media stuff that he's doing, look, we get it. We understand it. It's time for, you know, Collins to step up in a different way. And the reason he's not playing it has nothing to do with the national anthem.

I think it's more solely on his play. Well, he did apologize for those statements. Well, kind of an apology. Let's hear it. What do you have to say? I think at the end of the day, what I said, I should have never said. I think it was taken out of context. You know, I only want to help

Kaepernick, and I'm not a general manager. I'm not the guy that makes the decisions on getting him signed. And I'm truly sorry for what I said. I think I should have used a better choice of words. You know, obviously, we all know his afro has nothing to do with him being signed, and I wasn't

trying to relay that message. If his afro has nothing to do with him not being signed, why did you say that, Michael Vick? But you know, he got checked by the community, as he should have. He got checked by the culture, as he should have. So, you know, it's good he apologized. But that apology is never louder than, you know, the initial he needed to cut his hair and be more presentable

for his mask to them. Alright, well that is your rumor report. Charlamagne the devil? It's still f***ing good. It's time for the Donkey of the Day. That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club. Yes.

Donkey of the Day for Friday, July 21st. Yet again, comes from the great state of Florida. Round of applause for Florida, man. I mean, Jesus Christ. Can I get some applause for Florida, please? You can't find my applause? Thank you, Wendy. Jesus. All right.

What does your Uncle Charles always tell you about Florida? The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. It's really something in the water in Florida that makes people there give less Fs than everyone else. Now, today's donkey is named Paul Conjami. He is a candidate for mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida. Now, he was having some type of exchange with a man named Jesse Neville. Drop on the clues bombs for Jesse Neville.

Jesse Neville is a white campaign opponent who heads a group calling for reparations for black people. Once again, Jesse Neville is a white campaign opponent of Paul Conjami who heads a group calling for reparations for black people. You know, America, our ancestors never got paid for building this country for free.

The descendants of said slaves would love to receive some payment for the forced work our ancestors put in. But Paul Conjami said this in reference to Jesse Neville wanting reparations for African Americans. Mr. Neville, you and your people, you talk about reparations. The reparations that you talk about, Mr. Neville, your people already got your reparations. Your reparations, your reparations came in the form of a man named Barack Obama. Please hold your response.

My advice to you, if you don't like it here in America, planes leave every hour from Tampa Airport. Go back to Africa. Go back to Africa. He's running for mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida. What? Let me tell you something. My name is Charlemagne Nagant, and I want to be clear on where I stand on this. I tell you guys all the time, it's white people, and then it's white racist bigots.

Okay, Jesse Neville is a white person, clearly a really decent human being who is using his privilege to combat prejudice and is fighting for the oppressed and marginalized people in our society. I respect that, Jesse. Thank you. But his opponent, Paul Konjami, is clearly a white racist bigot, and I have no problem calling white racist bigots crack-ass crackers. Crack-ass crackers! And the only people who get mad at that are crack-ass crackers. Crack-ass crackers. And the only people who get mad at that are crack-ass crackers. Crack-ass crackers.

He said that there are flights leaving every hour on the hour. He's thought about this before. Not only has he thought about it, he's checked flight schedules, okay? What pisses me off about those go-back-to-Africa comments is those Africans didn't invite themselves, okay? To me, it's the equivalent of forcing me to come to your party, but then when I request a song, you tell me, if you don't like the music, you can leave, all right?

Let me hear Paul Conjami again, please. Mr. Neville, you and your people, you talk about reparations. The reparations that you talk about, Mr. Neville, your people already got your reparations. Your reparations, your reparations came in the form of a man named Barack Obama. Please hold your response. My advice to you, if you don't like it here in America, planes leave every hour from Tampa Airport. Go back to Africa.

Go back to Africa. I love overt racism. It's the best. I mean, Paul got the audacity, the unmitigated gall to act like they just gave us President Barack Obama. As if the people of America didn't go out, exercise their right to vote, and choose our 44th president. Is that how some of you crackers view Barack? As reparations to black people? Cracker ass cracker.

I mean, I can't lie. He got me thinking, did we really decide who the last two presidents have been? Because I can't believe we had a black president, and now I can't believe we got an orange president. If Barack was reparations for slavery, then President Trump must be...

Well, let me correct myself. If President Barack was reparations for slavery, then Trump must be reparations for the emotional distress and pain and suffering that racist bigots experienced watching a black president in the White House the past eight years.

Can I hear Paul Conjami one last time, please? Mr. Neville, you and your people, you talk about reparations. The reparations that you talk about, Mr. Neville, your people already got your reparations. Your reparations came in the form of a man named Barack Obama. Please hold your response. My advice to you, if you don't like it here in America, planes leave every hour from Tampa Airport. Go back to Africa.

Go back to Africa. Once again, this is why I have no problem. This is why I have no problem calling an ace an ace, a spade a spade, and a cracker a cracker. Okay? All my Caucasian cousins who feel Konjami and people like him are cancers to our society. Don't be afraid to call him a cracker ass cracker, too. Please give Paul Konjami the biggest hee-haw, please. Cracker ass cracker.

Cracker ass cracker. All right. Ain't nobody got time for no covert racism. I'm going to be honest with you, please. Crack an ass, crack him. Crack an ass, crack him. All right. Ain't nobody got time for no covert racism. I'm going to be honest with you, man. If you a covert racist in 2017, you are P-U-S, and I can't finish the rest. We got you. But you're a vagina. You're a coward, okay?

People out here letting their overt racism fly, and you still out here being covert with it? Put it on the table, damn it. Let me know where you stand. Crack-a-ass cracker. Alright. Alright. And this is Charlemagne the God Talker. So when all you crack-ass crackers call up here

complaining today and sending you emails, the iHeart and stuff, just make sure you know who to really complain about. Alright. It's that Charlemagne the God again. Alright. Crack-a-ass cracker. You guys are stupid. I hate you. I hate you. I can't with y'all this morning, man. When we come back, Regina Hall will be joining us.

Of course, she has the flick girl trip that comes out today. So we're going to kick it with Regina Hall. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was the game. Hate it or love it. Good morning, everybody. It's D-E-J-N-V-A-N-G-E-L-A-Y-E.

Charlemagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building today, Miss Regina Hall. Regina Hall. I'm reading your comments on the back. Oh, word. She holding a copy of my book, Black Privilege. You know, New York Times bestseller.

You know, been on the New York Times bestseller list like eight, nine weeks. But who's counting? Who's counting? Who's counting? I have a book on the New York Times. Really? What's the name of it? Here we go.

See? It's called Black Woman Privilege. Oh, man. How Zeus? I'm a black woman. Really? What's the name of it? Here we go. See? It's called Black Woman Privilege. Oh, man. How's Zeus? That's her dog, by the way. I know.

That's my dog. He's getting old. But he's had a beautiful long life. But yeah. But he's here in spirit. Oh, well, that was a terrible question to open up. Girl, it's your July 21st. We're talking about this.

Girl, it's your July 21st. We're talking about this. Girl, it's your July 21st. We're talking about this. Girl, it's your July 21st. We're talking about this. Girl, it's your July 21st. We're talking about this. Girl, it's your July 21st. Girl, it's your July 21st. Girl, well, that was a terrible question to open up. Girl's trip, July 21st.

Tell us about girl's trip for anybody that doesn't know, that haven't seen the premiere videos, premiere posters and everything. Can I ask again? Are you going to go? I got to, you know, you know, who said? It was your ass. It was him.

Isn't he the one that said that? He definitely said he don't go see Black Moon. I feel like it it was your ass. It was him And I'm gonna go see it again, I'm definitely gonna see girl sure oh you are absolutely Cuz I think Tiffany Haddish I do. I love to think Tiffany's funny. I'm going to put suck a dick right on the back of my second book. That's not what you say to a guest. You're supposed to say, I'm going to go see it. But for you, too. I like the whole cast. For you, too. I mean, I call myself a Pinkett Smith when she knows Carter.

Queen Latifah's a legend. You're phenomenal. Tiffany's amazing. Like, I'm going to see it. Okay. And this is your, you're the leading role in this, by the way. Regina Hall is the leading character in Girls Trip. So the movie actually centers around her

because she has this book out, she has this seemingly perfect life with her husband, but then we find out it's not as perfect as we think it is. Yes, that is true. You told us too much. I didn't know that.

I thought it was a fun movie. I didn't know it was actual. Well, it is fun. But I mean, you know, there has to be a through line to make you see what happens. Got you. But it is funny. Right. It, you know, there has to be a through line to make you see what happens. Got you. But it is funny.

Right. It looks funny just by the trailers. Absolutely. Yeah. There's a lot of things on there that would be very educational for you, man. But what I really liked about it is that I felt like it was very empowering. Wait a minute. Are you going to go see it?

I am. Okay. I am. I'm definitely going to see Girls Trip. Oh, okay. I had Girls Trip on my summer lineup. I saw Planet of the Apes this weekend. I saw Spider-Man last weekend. I'm going to see Girls Trip. I'm going to use your picture. I'm putting that on something. I'm putting that on something. I had Girls Trip on my summer lineup. I saw Planet of the Apes this weekend. I saw Spider-Man last weekend.

I'm going to see Girls Trip this weekend. It's fun to go see it with your girls, but it's fun to see it with your man, too. Yeah, it is, right? It is. Now, what can we learn? You said we could learn something. What can we learn? Grapefruiting.

You'll learn what that is. What the hell is grapefruiting? What's grapefruiting? You got to see the movie. Yeah, you have to see the movie. But, you know, it's something I think men will enjoy. You know what I mean? Some men will learn.

You know, they might learn how to do it. And then some men will just. How to grapefruit. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Are you a girls' trip kind of person? Do you take girls' trips with your homies? I do.

Okay. You mentioned not laying on a girls' trip. Yeah. We just said we were going to do one soon. I'm sure they've evolved over the years well because i was over there sobbing about zeus you know all my friends came over and they're like we're taking a trip but you know the question that charlamagne started this off with yeah um but you don't want to go away while zeus is sick though right no it's not no it's not going to be until they put them down all All right, let's move on.

Good job, Charlamagne. But you find that your girl strips have changed so much over the years because I've done tons of them with my friends, right? When we were younger, we were really broke. But you know what? Those are the most fun. We didn't go to Miami, but those are the most fun. I never went to Miami broke.

I went to Jamaica, and the DR broke. Really? Yeah. Well, you're fine, though. So you had a guy that took you on a girl strip? We're talking about girl Yeah. Well, you're fine though. So you had a guy that take you to- On a girl's trip? We're talking about girl's trips. Yeah, these are girl's trips.

You had a guy pay for it or? No. So how'd you go? Because you save, because you just have enough money for the ticket and a hotel, but when you get there, you have no money. Got you. I saw you on Jimmy Kimmel saying you accidentally swallowed a pot brownie, so. I ate them.

Okay. Somebody gave them to me. You know, at the end of a dinner party, I didn't, you know swallowed a pot brownie, so. I ate them. Somebody gave them to me. You know, at the end of a dinner party, I didn't, you know, I didn't see the wink. They gave you a little brownie. You know.

You didn't know it was weed in it? No, because they were like, we got party favors. That damn Hollywood boy. That's some Bill Cosby stuff now. Bill Cosby. I'm serious.

You can't just be giving people drunk filled brownies. But it was a couple I knew. So it'd be like if I went to you and your wife's house. You know what I mean? And then y'all were like,

oh, we got a treat. And then I wouldn't, I wouldn't think that you were drugging me. Why would you trust me and my wife? Because we were friends though. Okay, okay, okay.

So it's like, it was a friend's dinner party. He and his wife, they hosted a dinner. She could cook. All those women thought Bill Cobby was their friend too?

Oh my God. I'm just saying. They didn't. What they thought was that he was friendly. You know, because they saw him on television. But this is someone I knew. Yeah, they saw him as a mentor. Did you get high?

I don't like eating weed. Did I get high? Because you don't know how much is in it. Of course I did. Yeah. I just didn't know I was high. That's when you get nervous. I was panicked.

I'm telling you, I was like, the sun got bigger. It was crazy. Because I was hiking. I'm telling you I was like the Sun got bigger it was crazy because I was hiking it's a bad feeling right oh y'all was hiking I was alone well I have my did you read this new story about our Kelly okay they said that he had a sex cult and he had all these women. That he has. Six of them. Yeah. Staying in the house. And the parents want to get the women back, but the women just want to, they're like.

They're adults though, right? Yeah, they're adults. They're all. I think the youngest is 18. I mean, it depends though. He's 50. So he's got an 18 year old at the house. And a 19 year old. When you're 50 years old and you got an 18 year old, I wouldn't necessarily call that

an adult. Well, he's 50. He's probably not even getting erections like that honestly I mean no it's true like without help because you know it starts to it wanes is that true do you guys let me tell you something it I'm gonna tell you it is very true like it's and it's not a bad thing if it's happening to anybody in this room. It is not a bad thing. It is just a portion of life. They're not going to be with you.

They're not going to be with you. They're solid all the time upon some contact. So with that said, when you're on a girls' trip, you look for younger men. No. There is a younger man in this movie on the girls. Kofi, yes. Okay. So you're not necessarily looking for our guy at the Essence Festival. You want someone a little. You want someone younger? We aren't even thinking

about that. I'm just saying, in the R. Kelly situation, I'm just saying, I don't know. He's not that dangerous right now. He might have been a long time ago.

Right now, he's the safest he's ever been. And everybody's of legal age, so he's cool. That's right. We got more with regina hall when we come back And everybody's of legal age, so he's cool. That's right. We got more with Regina Hall when we come back.

Her movie, Girls Trip, is in theaters today. But right now, here's Migos with T-shirt. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, we have from Girls Trip, Regina Hall in the building. Now, we talked to Tiffany Haddish, and we were talking about girl trips and sexual encounters. She said one time she had the biggest penis in her life,

and it messed her inside up. Yeah. Ironically, the guy's name was Zeus. That was a good interview. So what was your craziest sexual encounter? I've never had anything like that. Right. That was bizarre.

That's not my preference. Like average-sized penises? Probably. I don't, I don't even, that's not my preference. Mm-hmm. I don't want to be just. Like average size penises? Probably. I don't want to, I don't need to be just. That could slightly above average. Storted for the next person. Yeah.

If that doesn't work out. You know what I mean? Penises are overrated. He has a very small penis. It's not small. It's average, okay? Seven inches, three-fourths, eight-winners-one. Okay.

Yeah. Well, you know what? I think it's more the, the, the, how you are as a lover than the size of your penis. Now, how was it for you playing a lead in this movie with these fantastic women? A man, you know, I got so lucky. Because, you know, I didn't know them, but, like, I got to love them all. Like, they are so, they're great. And I fell in love with Tiffany.

I mean, you know, I didn't know. I was like, who are they casting? And they were like, this young, you know, girl, Tiffany Haddish. And I was like, I went online and looked at her stand-up. And I was like, she's hysterical. But to get to work with her and, you know, watch how she works and how they all work, you know, it just, it was great. How did they pick who becomes the leading lady out of you, Latifah, and Jada? Well, they, I was attached first.

And then they did the cast. I mean, I think that's just how it. You were casted for the role of Ryan. Yes, for the role of Ryan. And they casted around that. Yeah. Were a lot of eagles involved? Not at all.

Gotcha. You know, because even though it is, it's still an ensemble. Like, it's still about the girl. You know, they all have important roles. All of them, yeah. It's kind of like all four of them are stars, but it is about. Yeah, it's just through her. It's her. You know what I but it is about. Yeah, it's just through her. It's her.

You know what I mean? Her lens. Yeah. And it's her story. But no, it was no egos at all. Now, Malcolm Lee, you worked with him before, right? And Think Like a Man, was it? I know they're all the same to you.

Best man, how is it? They're all the same to him because they're black. Who's best man? Yeah, so it's one movie to him. You're doing good, Charlamagne. You're doing good. Which one was it? Next he's going to be like, so when you were with Tyler Perry

the first time, it was Best Man and Best Man Holiday. Is it hard when you do those kind of sequels like that, is it hard to get into this character? Because you're so used to being whatever character you was in Best Man? Well, no.

The first one was 17 years ago. It was 17 years ago. I bet it worked since then. There were like a bunch of movies in between. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, no.

You're also going to be with Marlon Wayans on Naked, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes. Which wasn't like a scary movie. Let me just tell that

because he's going to think Kenan is... He's going to be like, so you work with Kenan in Toy Story. No, Kenan did Scary Movie. Yes. Okay. I'm clear.

Okay. I just, you know, I wonder. What's your definition of a black movie? I don't know that I necessarily have those definitions. But, I mean, I guess people would consider it all black cast. Gotcha. I think that's what people think. it all black cast if that's it. Gotcha. I think that's what people think. By the way, those are usually the best movies. I could be biased, because I'm black.

But, you know, all my favorite movies have been black movies historically. No, they haven't. They've been Spider-Man. No. Those are like franchised. Those are franchised films. Yeah, when you talk about like movies that moved the culture, it's usually like the Juices, Ministers of Society and Brown Sugar.

And now Girls Trip. How come that didn't come out 4th of July during Essence? Because I think they wanted to use Essence to promote it. Because that weekend, you don't want to tear your audience away from Essence Fest, the performances that night. They done bought the tickets. They'll see it next week. Then you know the attention span is short. When y'all all went, did you feel like y'all was in character still?

Like when y'all went down there for that weekend? No, no. We were working hard. No, this is a year ago. We were working hard a year ago. No, no. You kind of lead a character as soon as you're done. Really?

How far? It don't seem like the character is that much of a stretch from who y'all would be, though, in real life. You have to see the movie, because I would hope that you wouldn't be the character that you were in that movie. What's one of the craziest things that she did in the movie? She wasn't really the crazy one. I'm not the crazy one.

She's married. Okay. In the movie, she's the one that's married. She's at Essence Festival. And I'm an author. I have a book, so I'm more concerned about, you know, my own image. I'm not, yeah, I'm

too famous. And her husband is messing up, and she's trying to make it front, like, we have a great relationship and whatever. It's like a business partnership. Who's your husband in the movie? Luke Cage, Mike Coulter. Oh, Mike Coulter, okay. I love Mike Coulter. Now, I also felt like this movie was very empowering for women, because there's a lot of things that happen that I saw people kind of beefing about things.

Like, guys would see it and be like, oh, these hoes and stuff like that. And the truth of the matter is, I feel like in every other type of movie, like you see guys go out, they do crazy things when they go on these guy trips. Oh, I know. Yeah. But then some girls get together. You know, one of them is single and she hooks up with a guy. A couple of them are single. Yeah. And she hooks up with a guy. No big of them are single. Yeah. And she hooks up with a guy.

No big deal, but people act so crazy about it. I know. So I felt like this was good to put us in this light to show that as real people, we can go out and have sexual relationships with people. Yeah, I mean, I think it's kind of just showing, you know, as women that, you know,

especially for African American the images, you know, that we are-American, the images, you know, that we are intelligent and you can be smart and sexy and sexual and educated and ratchet, you know what I mean? Like, all those things

and that. It's a great balance. It's a great balance. It's really about kind of the sisterhood and, like, actually the lack of judgment that you have with your friends,

kind of like the support system. Did you see the America's Sun-Times say you was engaged? Did it? Yeah. To who? They didn't say the guy's name. To whom?

They just said that y'all bought a ring. They just said you were ring shopping. Whoever this mystery man is. That is so... Congratulations. Let me see that thing. No, you know what? You do have a ring on her ring finger.

No, I have a million rings on. These are all... These would not be a ring. I hear rumors about who... I mean, it's like constant. I hear rumors. I mean, it's not constant, but it's. Last time you was here was Common. It was Common last time.

And then Common came here and we asked him. It was Senile Latham that one time, too. It was Senile Latham, yeah. And Common said that wasn't true. Right. Yeah. She's like, right, right. She is a pro. She's like, right, right. She is a pro.

She's like, okay, yep. Are you single now? These questions are funny. Why you get so red all of a sudden? I'm so not red. I can't even turn red. Red isn't even

in my color palette. Girls trip, July 21st. Listen, I tell you, I thought I was laughing, crying during the movie because I was laughing so hard. But it's a great movie. I highly recommend you go see it. Go see it with your girls. Go have some drinks beforehand. Drinks? Good. Good after.

Yeah. And a lot of movie theaters actually serve drinks now. Maybe if you go on a date, you all can grapefruit afterwards. What the hell is grapefruit? I've never tried it. I haven't tried it yet. Is it licking the ass? No. What's grapefruit? No. Alright. Eating ass is tossing

salad. I never heard it. I thought you guys made it up, but apparently it's a real thing. Yeah. No, don't look it up. No, because it's going to ruin the surprise. I'm not going to say it. I just want to know for my own personal benefit. Regina, do you have a trick besides grapefruit that you implemented in your life that we should know about? I mean, I have.

That's light, man. I have tricks. I mean, everybody has tricks. I hope you have tricks. You never use like a c**k ring on a guy or nothing? Oh, yeah. You never use anything? No.

No bullets? Nothing? What's a bullet? Oh. Oh, yeah. You never use anything? No, uh-uh. No bullets? Nothing? What's a bullet? Oh. Hmm. All right. Oh, yeah. You're not lonely much, huh?

Well, I... No. You're not lonely much, huh, Ms. Hall? You don't know what a bullet is? Well, I mean, I just... I've never needed those. No, people use them with each other. Like, they use it on you, a bullet.

It's a prep. Why am I using that? And he's there. That's what I said. You're not lonely much. But he could probably, like, put it in your butt or something while you guys have sex. I mean, there's different things that people do.

Jesus Christ. I can't believe it. Oh, you know what? That was a very good point. Yeah. I like that. You can only be one place at a time. All right.

Okay. That's true. Regina Hall, ladies and gentlemen. All right. Now you see what... You know what? Can I tell you? Yes.

You see this conversation? Yes. This is the kind of stuff you talk about on a girl's trip. Exactly. And that's what makes girls' trips really good. All right, well, girls' trip is in theaters today, and we thank you, Ms. Regina Hall, for joining us. This is The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Everybody, it's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Shout out to my little son, little Logie, all right? Call him boy boy. The reason I'm shouting him out is he trains extra hard.

And, you know, for football, basketball, his grades are great, but he trains extra hard for sports, and he trains six days a week. And the crazy thing about it is I don't force him. I don't make him train. I don't make him go out and do it. He actually enjoys working out. He enjoys training.

He enjoys pushing himself to the next level. And then a lot of times you gotta force your kids to do homework and force your kids to train. He does it on his own, six days a week. He's out right now training. That's why I wanted to shout him out. You're definitely a better father than me. Why? I'm not saluting you and celebrating you for doing

the things you're supposed to be doing. What? What do you mean? He doesn't have to train to play basketball and football. He has to be great at life. Yeah, he's great at life regardless, but he doesn't have to go as hard as he is for these sports. He can play video games in summertime. He can play his video games. He could read books. He could do the things that kids like to do, but he pushes that stuff to the side to

actually train and get better at the things that he wants to do. Don't let him push the reading books to the side. You can bring that with him too. Well, he can read books as well. He can read books as well. Don't let him do that. Don't be that parent. He reads books as well. He's got to read five by the end of the summer, so I think he's two in. But anyway, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Stevie Wonder.

This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On the Breakfast Club. Listen up. Congratulations to Stevie Wonder. He married his third wife, Tamika Robinson. Drop one of Clues bombs to Stevie Wonder. He married his third wife, Tamika Robbins. Drop one of the clues bombs for Stevie Wonder. Stevie, we see you, my brother.

Third marriage. You out here doing it. He said he couldn't see what he loved about the first two, so he's trying with some of his third one. He definitely didn't say that. He definitely didn't say that. Tamika Robbins is 42, and Stevie Wonder is 67 years old. Listen, Stevie don't be playing no games, man.

I done caught Stevie creeping. No. What? Creeping where? Where you caught him creeping? Let me hear this story. In the room. Where you caught him creeping?

What were you doing? It's got nothing to do with me. Okay? I shouldn't even have said that. Where was he? He was on the radio. Okay? But I done even have said that. Where was he? I got to be on the radio. Okay? But I done seen Stevie.

Late at night. Did he see you back? No. But late L.A. nights, you know what I'm saying? Off in the cut, nice hotels. You know what I'm saying? Didn't seen Stevie creeping through the halls. Really?

Something on his arm. Wasn't no CNI person you had with you, Steve. Right? Not the way she was dressed. Okay. All right. I said, look at Stevie. I see you.

All right? Okay. All right. Now, let's talk about OJ Simpson. It looks like he will be granted parole. Now, during his parole hearing, Plies actually was watching the hearing, and this is what he had to say during the hearing.

I'm just leaving the motherfucking studio. I had to run somewhere real quick, but we were there watching the O.J. hearing, and one of y'all got O.J.'s motherfucking phone number. Y'all better call him or something. Y'all better tell him. He better start motherfucking crying in that courtroom or something if he want to motherfucking get out of there. He's like way too motherfucking cool to want to be a free man.

All right, now, goddamn O.J., you ain't need the mother****** juice no more. You ain't got that kind of money no more. You really mother****** sugar water. You really ain't mother****** O.J. no more. You better mother****** faint or something, man. You want to mother****** get out of there. He said you better faint. Hey, Ply's little Instagram got some power

because that message got to O.J. because O.J. started crying. He sure did. He did start tearing up, but I'm going to tell you something. There's a lot of things from the 90s that are coming back, but my interest in O.J. Simpson O.J. started crying. He did start tearing up, but I'm going to tell you something. There's a lot of things from the 90s that are coming back, but my interest in O.J. Simpson in court cases in the courtroom is not one of them. The media treats O.J. the way MTV treats Britney Spears. Like, stop

pushing this on us because nobody cares. Well, he was granted parole and it looks like he could be out of prison as early as October 1st. Why is the media so fascinated with O.J.? Like, I care about his past. Like, the 30 for 30 was good and the FX special was good. That was... I don't care what happens

to O.J. now or in the future. Let's go kill some more people. He's not gonna kill anybody else. Well, allegedly. We don't know if he killed... You know what I mean. O.J. killed some people. Stop it. Allegedly. Now, lastly, we gotta send a rest in peace to Chester Bennington. He killed lastly, we got to send a rest in peace to Chester Bennington.

He killed himself, hung himself yesterday in his bedroom. He was the lead singer of Linkin Park. And his body was discovered shortly before 9 a.m. yesterday by the housekeeper. People really don't understand what happened. He was supposed to shoot his photo, a photo shoot yesterday. They had plans on going on tour in a week. So rest in peace to Chester Bennington. Rest in peace to Chester Bennington, man.

The lead singer of Linkin Park committed suicide yesterday. O.J. Simpson got parole. Sad, sad day for white America. All right. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own?

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