The Breakfast Club - Kenyon Martin Interview and More

Episode Date: June 23, 2017

Friday 6/23- Today on the show we had Kenya Martin, former NBA player come by, where he spoke about being apart of Ice Cube's Big 3 League, his ex Trina and more. Also, its Freaky Freaky Friday so we took a clip from when comedian Tiffany Haddish was here and spoke about her horrible experience with a not so average size penis, so we opened up the phone lines to see if any of our listeners had a bad experience with a big penis. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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

The ruler rubbing you the wrong way. The Breakfast Club. Made for everybody. Good morning, USA! Okay. Good morning, Angela Yee. Wait, was that just supposed to be me saying yo, yo, yo or something? No, there was nobody else here, So I was just like, okay.

Hey, good morning. Well, it's Friday. Yes, it's Friday. The weekend is here. I'm in L.A. right now. I haven't really slept too much. I took the flight last night. We landed.

They lost Paris's bag on the flight. She was traveling with me, which I don't understand. Thank you for reminding me. Go ahead. We both got to the airport at the same time, checked our bag. We should have checked them together. And somehow her bag just wasn't on the flight. What airline? Delta. Yeah, Delta did me dirty too. Remember when I went on vacation

a couple of weeks ago? Every bag made it but the baby's bag. So all the baby's food, formula, pampers, wipes, all that didn't make it to St. Martin when I went to St. Martin. And the bad thing about it is when you have to buy that stuff down there, it's extra expensive. Pampers, usually a big pack of Pampers is, what, $15 there? There, it was like $29.

Formula was super-duper expensive. And the bag just didn't make the plane. I know nobody stole that bag. But it came in later? No, it never came. I still haven't received that bag. I've been, what, it's been like three weeks? Because, you know, stole that bag. But it came in later? No, it never came. I still haven't received that bag. I've been, what, it's been like three weeks? Because, you know, it's interesting now they can trace where your bags go.

They put like the tracking on it. Yes, they said it was in. And so they told Paris her bag would be on the next flight. Yeah, they told me that too. I never got that bag. And I'm glad you just reminded me because I got to file a report so I can get my money back. They got to pay for the luggage. They got to pay for everything in there.

And my babies wear super duper expensive stuff. Yeah, we noticed. But I saw the baby matching. Something made it. Yeah, some things did make it. But all the super duper expensive stuff, give me some names because I'm going to be super. It's past Burberry in that bag. What's the most expensive thing?

It's everything you could... Now, why would you buy really, really... Because doesn't the baby grow out of that pretty quickly? I'm winking my eye, yee. Oh, you don't? I'm sorry. I'm winking my eye. They were super...

Like, even the formula was super-duper expensive. But Delta's got to pay for that. Wait, did you have Louis Vuitton formula? Louis Vuitton formula. Delta's got to pay for that. The milk was like, I don't know, cow milk from the moon. They're going to have to pay for all that. I'm going to file a report today.

Thank you for reminding me. But it was supposed to be on the next flight. It never came, so we had to buy all that stuff. And when you go out international, everything is super duper expensive. That's why I usually come with all that stuff. You know, the food, formula, everything. And they lost all that stuff. So the next bag, they said the next flight is going to have a bag.

Never happened. It still never came. Well, I'm not here for BET Awards weekend. I haven't really slept yet because we landed last night. And the time difference, it was 3 a.m. here. Did you go out? No. I mean, I had to go check into the hotel.

I didn't get to the room until like 12 something. And then I had to get ready to come here. Oh, what's your purpose? What you doing out there? I know you're working. Yes, I have an event today. And that event is with McDonald's and the BET Experience. And then tomorrow I am the assistant coach for the celebrity basketball game.

It'll be me and Fat Joe. Okay, that's dope. How come you're not playing? You used to play a little college ball back in the day. They did not ask me to play. And I played basketball in high school, not college. I definitely did not make it that far. Oh, okay. I can beat you, but I can't beat Chris Brown.

You cannot beat me. You cannot beat me. Well, let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about? Well, we'll talk about a very unfortunate incident where one cop shot an off-duty officer, and we'll tell you what made him so nervous. All right, we'll get into all that and Kenyon Martin will be joining us, ex-NBA player. He's playing for the Big Three over the weekend for Ice Cube's new league.

He's better than you. He definitely is. So we'll kick it with him a little bit later, but right now it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning, here's Migos. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now, last night was the draft.

Oh, man, I know Charlamagne want to talk about that. He might be late because he went to the draft. Maybe he was trying to get himself a little ball or something. Take his own advice. Maybe. Now, the first pick went to the Philadelphia 76ers, Markel Fultz. He was the number one pick. Andz, he was the number one pick. And Lonzo Ball was the number two pick.

Of course, he went to the Los Angeles Lakers. It couldn't be any other way. Couldn't be any other way. They asked the dad, you know, because he had like a Lakers color hat on. They said, well, when did you get this hat? He said, I got this hat when I was three. I knew he was going to be a Laker when I was three. We have some more audio of him talking last night.

Lonzo Ball is going to take the Lakers to the playoffs his first year. Come see me when he does. I'll have another hat on to say I told you so. He's very confident. You also said he'll be back next year for his other son and then two years later for his other son. I guess you got to speak it into existence, right? You definitely do.

I ain't mad at him. Now let's talk about some serious stuff. Minimum wage in Atlanta. Yes, there's a new minimum wage because of the Atlanta new budget. And right now they have said the minimum wage of $13 per hour. It's a little bit shorter than the $15 per hour that a lot of people were asking for, but it's a substantial increase from currently the $10.10 per hour. And Georgia's minimum wage, by the way, the whole entire state, their minimum hourly wage is $5.15. Wow. Is that crazy?

So minimum wage was $5 and change? In Georgia, but in Atlanta it was $10.10. So now it's going to be. That is crazy. $13 per but in Atlanta, it was $10.10. So now it's going to be... That is crazy. $13 per hour in Atlanta. There's no possible way if you work, what, eight-hour days that you could possibly provide for your family over five hours. Imagine that, $5.15 per hour. That's just ridiculous.

That makes no sense. Now, let's talk about this cop shooting. What happened? Now, this happened in St. Louis. A black off-duty officer was trying to help. There was a police car chase that ended in a shootout that was near his house. Okay, so imagine this happens. The cop was inside.

He heard a commotion. And that's when he went outside to help. And the three men in the car that were having a shootout with the cops opened fire on the pursuing police. They fled the scene. The off-duty officer, they have not identified him, grabbed his department-issued gun. He went out to offer assistance. Initially, the two St. Louis officers that were on the scene did stop him and ordered him to the ground, but

then they recognized him as a member of their own, a member of the force. They told him to get up and walk toward them. That's when another officer showed up to the scene and shot the off-duty officer. He fired at him and struck him in the arm. Can you imagine that? I'm over here helping.

I'm also an officer, and then I get shot by another officer. Now, the officer said that he did not recognize the man as one of their own, and right now the attorney for the injured cop said that the incident was a real problem. He said in the police report you have so far, there's no description of threat he received, so we have a real problem with that. Yeah, that cop jumped the gun. I mean, if those other officers had control and he just pulled up, there's no way he should be firing his weapon like that.

He just jumped the gun, seen another individual with a weapon and thought he was saving the day. Wow, he could have died. That is scary. He absolutely could have. Fortunately, he was shot in the arm, but anything could have happened. All right. Last front page news.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Maybe you're upset. Who did the Knicks get? The Knicks got somebody from France. He was a young guy, 18 years old. There's not too many tapes of him playing basketball, so I really can't tell

what his skill level is as of yet, but we'll see what happens. I mean, it was the same thing with Porzingis. I thought Porzingis was trash, and then he actually wound up being pretty good. And I gave all y'all Knicks fans donkey of the day when Chris Sapp's Porzingis got drafted. Because I say, just like a typical New Yorker, you don't even see what he can do yet,

and you're already trashing him. That's what I just said about this young boy. He's 18 years old. He's from France. So let's see what he does. Hopefully he does pretty well. All right. Finally, New York is being optimistic. Yeah. All right, well, that's 18 years old. He's from France. Let's see what he does. Hopefully he does pretty well. Finally, New York is being

optimistic. That's front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, call us now. Or maybe you feel blessed, you want to spread some positivity, call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

It's your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. You better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Good job, guys. Hello. Hey, Keisha. Hey, how you doing, Evie? You got a deep voice, Keisha.

What's up? You blessed this morning? Yes, I just woke up. I just want to say I'm blessed this morning because I have a great husband, great sons, and great daughters. Nice. I just want to say that.

I came to your show on, what is it? Valentine's Day? Yeah. Oh, okay. We taped a live podcast, me and my wife. Did you enjoy it? Yes. Oh, my goodness.

You got my husband all the way in on that show. Okay, all right. Did you enjoy it? Yes. Oh, my goodness. You got my husband all the way in on that show. Okay. All right. Thank you. I'm just saying. Before that, I had to talk to my husband

a whole lot. You got him all the way in. Well, thank you. Thank you and your family. All right. Well, thank you. If you don't know what she's talking about,

we got a podcast called The Casey Crew with me and my wife. She's talking about relationship, everything. Good to bad to ugly. And we have good discussions and it's all honest, all true. But thank you, good to bad to ugly. And we have good discussions and it's all honest,

all true. But thank you for listening, mama. Yes, and we have a blended family, so that's what I wanted to say. I'm blessed for that. All right, I'm going to shout you out on this podcast.

Excuse me? You're blessed because you got a white husband? I said you're blessed because you got a white husband? That's not what a blended family is. My husband is Puerto Rican

and I am West Indian. Get it correct. Don't get checked. Please. Okay, well you're blessed because you got a Puerto family is. My husband is Puerto Rican, and I am West Indian. Get it correct. Don't get checked. Please. Okay, well, you're blessed because you got a Puerto Rican. God bless you. Yes, and he's awesome. All right, thank you, Mama.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, you can call us. Or if you feel blessed, hit us up. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Let's go.

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 if you got something on your mind, let it out. Hey, Jasmine. How are you? How you doing? The weekend's here, mama.

You blessed or you mad? Which one? I'm both. I'm actually kind of mad at you. Oh, why you mad at me? What I do?. I'm actually kind of mad at you. Oh, why are you mad at me? What'd I do? So you and Gia shouted me out on your podcast. Okay.

As far as trying to get me some information, I'm still kind of waiting for that information, DJ Envy. What information did you wait for? I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. What information?

All right, so I wrote you about my mom and an incident that happened to me when I was 7 to 14. Mm-hmm. And you said that you were going to try and get me some information to speak to young women. Okay, yeah. You know what?

My wife has all the information. DM her. All right. DM her now, and I'll make sure she goes in her DM and answer that. All right. Thank you so much. All right. I'm sorry about that.

Can she answer those other DMs, too? Trey, what up? What's happening? How y'all doing this morning? Happy Friday. Hey, happy Friday. You blessed this morning, huh? Absolutely. My mama and my daddy, both still alive, both still together. I've been together

for 30 years. That's beautiful, brother. That's dope, man. What's their name? Shout them out, man. My mom, my beautiful mother, Diane Michelle from Darlington, South Carolina. My handsome, dappled father, Diane Michelle from Darlington, South Carolina, my handsome, dappled father, Paris Edwards from Elizabeth City, North Carolina. Man, I love both my parents.

They did an awesome job raising me and my brother. Did their job, and I just wanted to enjoy their life. And my mom, she's my biggest fan of my poetry, so I was wondering if I could do this for her this morning and spit a little poem of wine bless. Yes, this is beautiful. I can't wait to hear this. This is a great way to get your poetry off, sir. Use your mama as an excuse. Let's go do it. Look, can't wait to hear this. This is a great way to get your poetry off, sir.

Use your mama as an excuse. Let's go do it. Absolutely. Look, don't exist in my existence. Impossible is nothing. If I was lucky, I'd be Tupac in poetic justice. I know them haters thought I fought like Niagara, but I just call on the master and blast off without... This isn't poetry, sir.

I just followed the ladder through a battle that I had just shook and looking like he was walking barefooted through Alaska. And for the record, I took my reality check and cashed it and made a fee for a king with this recipe for disaster. Poetry don't move me. Okay, all right, all right, all right, all right. That was rap, sir. Happy anniversary. You spit bars. Yeah, he was rapping.

Back to October, that's poetry. Ain't no damn poetry. It's like slam poetry. Josh, what up? Yeah, I was calling in because I heard about the woman she called in yesterday concerning her husband. Yeah, yesterday she called and she said her husband was shot by police in Schenectady, New York. You said you got some updates and some details.

Oh, I got a civil rights lawyer hitting me up to talk to her, too. But what happened there? Yeah, like, with conflicting stories. They put, like, a lot of information out there saying that, like, basically one of the people that, like, was a witness is, like, his wife. And she said that he was, that was her husband or whatnot. And they was, like, married for, like, 10 years. And they, like, have for, like, 10 years. And they, like, have given, like, conflicting stories. And I just kind of feel like it's difficult for, like, the media just to be, you know, giving out, promulgating information that they not necessarily know all the facts.

You know what I mean? Well, we're going to talk to her soon. We got all her information, right? Yeah, damn. We actually going to talk it up and kick it with her right now. Get the true story. All right. Well, we got rumors on the way.

Man, all right. Well, this is weird. Bill Cosby is planning to go on tour and we'll tell you how he feels like he can help people. This all has to do with sexual assault. Alright, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Listen up. It's just

the end. All the gossip. The rumor report. With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. Well, Bill Cosby is planning to go on tour, but this tour is going to be basically town hall meetings. He's going to discuss sex assault cases and how to avoid them. Now, his lawyers think this is a great idea,

and here is what his spokesperson had to say. We are now planning town halls, and we're going to be coming to this city sometime in July. We're going to talk to young people because this is bigger than Bill Cosby. You know, this issue can affect any young person, especially young athletes of today. And it also affects, you know, married men. Now, Bill Cosby isn't the one to do it, but I definitely love the idea. I think a broad conversation about rape culture needs to happen, especially on college campuses. It's easy to say the simplest way to not catch a case is to not

rape someone, but what constitutes rape is what needs to be discussed. Because I know so many guys who think a woman coming to their house after midnight means they can smash. If you get drunk with a woman, high with a woman, and they pass out around you, then you can smash, but that is not the case. Bill Cosby's not the person. I like the

idea of teaching young kids this, but I don't know if Bill... I mean, Bill Cosby said in a deposition that he would buy quaaludes to give to women. I mean, there's plenty of guys right now that think they can give Molly Percocets to a woman and do the exact same thing. So I definitely think the conversation needs to happen. I just don't think Bill Cosby is the one to do it. Maybe not Bill.

Nah, not Bill. Yeah, I don't know if I'm listening to that, but he's gonna be doing this tour, and they also want to I'm listening to that. But he's going to be doing this tour. And they also want to teach them how to look out for warning signs from potential victims and handle accusations that could follow. So basically know who you're partying with and who might look like they want to accuse you of something. Huh? I know. That sounded a little crazy.

Look out for warning signs from people that seem like they might be trying to set you up, basically, is what he's trying to say. I don't know about all that. A conversation about rape culture does need to happen, though. But I don't know what he's talking about. Because a lot of, some people don't think, like, even if you just watch what's happening right now on Bachelor in Paradise, where the two contestants were drunk together in the pool, he performed oral sex on her, and now she's saying that she just was not aware of what was going on. Yeah. I mean, think about what happens on these college campuses.

They even just have parties in regular life. You guys are getting drunk together. You get drunk. You get high. You're doing your Molly. You're on Percocet. You're on all of these designer drugs. And then next thing you know, the girl never told you yes.

Never told you no. And you still did it. She didn't tell you yes. That's rape, bro. Sorry. All right. Now, Ryan Seacrest, he is supposed to be hosting the reboot of American Idol, but there's a little snag. Uh-oh.

Yes, there is. Now, you know, we already told you Katy Perry is getting $25 million, and Ryan Seacrest is supposed to get somewhere between $10 million and $15 million, but he also wants an executive producer credit. They're not trying to give him that. They've had a stalemate for more than a week now, so we don't know what's going to happen. They're saying they don't know if he wants day-to-day responsibilities

like producing the show, but I don't know how he would have time for that, but they kind of don't want to give that up. So we'll see what happens. Why they don't want to give Ryan Seacrest an EP credit, man? I guess they feel like it's been established for a long time, but they need help, and he can help them, so they better give him some EP credit. That's right.

Stamp the man name on it. Jesus Christ. Let the man get on the conference call every week, once or twice a week. What's the problem? Alright, well, let's get ready for the 2018 Hollywood Walk of Fame class. Now, we were talking to Ice Cube just yesterday about getting his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Well, they're talking about who's going to be getting stars in 2018, and some of those people include Anthony Anderson, Bernie Mack is getting one, Taraji P. Henson, Shonda Rhimes, Zoe Saldana, Mary J. Blige will be getting hers, Ice-T, Snoop Dogg, RuPaul,

Niecy Nash, F. Gary Gray, Lin-Manuel Miranda, all of those people will be getting their nominations. Basically all the black people they've been ignoring for years and they should have been gave stars to. This is the makeup, yeah? Yep. Okay. That's what it is. I'm with that. We'll take it. Weird how Yankovic's getting one, by the way, if you remember him.

He kind of black. He probably did a lot of black songs. Alright, well, I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Report. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Man, Verizon Wireless got me again, man. They just...

You know what? If they got you, they got me. You know what my pass-through bill was? What? $104.10. Why so low? Don't you got your phone and your wife's phone and only $104?

Yeah, I got a new plan. That's really good, but... Oh, I got to switch over. They freaking cut me off for $104.10, man. I mean, it's actually $237, but you not only pay the pass-through amount. The pass-through amount was $104. But you got to pay your bill, bro. You got to pay your bill.

I did five seconds ago. Okay, good. All right, well, let's get into some front-page news. Now, last night was the NBA draft. Philly got the first pick. They picked up Markel Fultz. Number two, Lonzo Ball. Yes, he went to the Lakers.

Drop on the clues, Bob, for the Ball family. I love LeVar Ball. I, he went to the Lakers. Drop on a clues bomb for the Ball family. I love LeVar Ball. I've been telling y'all this. He's been saying his son was going to play for the Lakers, and it happened. Now, they asked his father, you know, he was wearing a Lakers-colored hat. They said, well, when did you get this Lakers-colored hat? When did you make this hat? He said, at the age of three is when I made it.

I knew my son was going to be a Laker. I mean, LeVar Ball has been saying that for so long. Anybody that listens to LeVar Ball will tell you that he's been saying my son was going to be a Laker. I mean, LaVar Ball has been saying that for so long. Anybody that listens to LaVar Ball will tell you that he's been saying Lonzo's going to be a Laker. I love people who speak things into fruition, and I think LaVar Ball is going to have a great, unproper NBA career, and all them shoe companies are going to line up to be their

partners in a few years. Well, this is what he had to say. He said, Lonzo Ball is going to take the Lakers to the playoffs his first year. Come see me when he does. I'll have another hat on to say I told you so. He also said that next year he's going to be there again with his next son

and two years later he's going to be there with his other son. What reason do I have to doubt LaVar Ball? What reason? And why would I wish against him? I want to see his son prosper. I want to see him prosper. Why not? I do, too.

Now, let's talk about minimum wage in Atlanta. Right. New Atlanta budget has raised the minimum wage for city workers. So now, previously, the minimum wage was $10.10 per hour. And now it has been raised to $13 per hour. They were asking for $15 per hour, but that's still a substantial increase from the current city minimum. Now, in Georgia, the minimum

hourly wage for the whole entire state is $5.15 an hour. That is bad. How can you possibly support your family with $5 an hour? How could you pay a bill with $5 an hour? That seems like that's a teenage job. Yeah, but that's the thing, though.

A lot of people, when you work in those jobs and they minimum wage, you're either a kid with $5 an hour. That seems like that's a teenage job for $5 an hour. Yeah, but that's the thing, though. That's crazy. A lot of people, when you work in those jobs when they minimum wage, you're either a kid or you're like somebody old and who's retired. That job is not supposed

to feed your family unless you got a few of them. Man, you still need some money, though, more than $5 a day. So you're telling me somebody who's working at a regular job only making $5 a day?

I would hope that's not their only means of income. I mean, when I was 16, 17 years old, I had three different jobs at one time. I did telemarketing. I worked at... And how much did you make back then?

I don't even remember. It was more than $5 a whole. Maybe like $6.50. Yeah. And how long ago was that? Late 90s. That might have stretched a little bit further. Like 2017, they still making $5.

But I was a kid. So my point is... But you were making more than they make now. And that was damn near 15 years ago. And that's for a minute. What kind of job is it, though? I don't know. It's just city workers.

City workers. No way. No way. A city worker making a damn fine dollars. Now, let's talk about this cop shooting. All right. This is an unfortunate incident in St. Louis. A black off-duty St. Louis officer heard some commotion outside of his house, so he went outside to help out.

Now, it was three men that were being pursued in a car by two police officers. The three men in the car opened fire on the pursuing police officers, and then they fled the scene. The off-duty officer had came outside to help, and he grabbed his department-issued gun. He went outside, and that's when he was initially stopped by the two St. Louis officers and ordered to the ground. But then they recognized him as a member of their force. They said, come on, get up. Let's come over here. Walk toward me. And that's when another officer arrived to the scene and fired

at the off-duty officer. He shot him in the arm. He didn't die. I don't give a damn. Why would you roll up shooting? It makes no sense. The other officers had it under control. Why would you roll up shooting? Now, the officer who fired at his colleague told investigators that he feared for his safety

and didn't recognize the man as one of their own. Fear for the safety. They got to stop using that as an excuse. When they say fear for their safety, what does that mean for his coworkers? Wasn't his coworkers right there holding the situation down? Yes. And what can we do when we fear for our safety? Nothing.

Nothing. That's the problem. And I always say that. People always like to bring up black-on-black crime in relation to police brutality, but the difference between black-on-black crime and police brutality, if another brother roll up on me, I can defend

myself. Police officer roll up on me, what am I supposed to do? There's nothing you can't do, really. What am I supposed to do? Nothing you can't do. I can defend you can't do, really. What am I supposed to do? Nothing you can't do. I can defend myself against any threat except for the police. Mm-hmm. All right.

Well, that's front page news. Now, when we come back, we're going to kick it with Kenyon Martin, ex-NBA player. He's in this new league Ice Cube is doing. It's called the Big Three, which is this Sunday at the Barclays Center. We're going to talk to him about a whole bunch of stuff. Remember, he used to date Trina. We're going to talk to him about all that. So don't go anywhere, used to date Trina. We're going to talk to him about all that.

So don't go anywhere, Kenyon Martin. When we come back, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building, Kenyon Martin. Kenyon Martin.

What up, people? What's happening, my brother? Hey, nothing, man. What's good, bro? Everything good. Well, welcome to the show. Thanks for having me on, man. Big fan of the show. Thank you. Thank you. Now, let's start with the big three Ain't nothing, man. What's good, bro? Everything good. Well, welcome to the show. Thanks for having me on, man. Big fan of the show.

Thank you. Thank you. Now, let's start with the Big 3. You got this weekend. Yeah. Now, the Big 3 is a tournament that Ice Cube put together where it's former NBA players going head-to-head in basketball. Why did you decide to join the Big 3? I like the concept.

It's not getting up and down for the grind. I'm saying getting up and down the court. But former guys are used to playing in the league. You know what I'm saying? If it was just like any Joe Small guys who played rec league or something like that, I would have had no interest whatsoever. Right. You know what I'm saying?

It's just one of them things where he presented it to me, said it's something that he'd been thinking about for a few years now. He contacted me himself. He didn't ask nobody else to do a cube. Speaking of cube, contacted me himself. He broke it down for me. I'm saying what his vision didn't ask nobody else to do a cube. Speaking of cube, contacted me himself. He broke it down for me. What his vision was, what he wanted to do with it. Told me Roger Mason was

on board. Roger played in the league. Was at the Players Association. He was on board with it. I thought about it for a little while. That's dope. Sign me up. I was the first guy to sign up. I was the first one to sign up. I was the first one to sign up. I just like the concept of it, man.

Get to play at a high level, because that's what it's going to be. I'm going to take it serious. Just one of them things, man. Just an opportunity, man, for fans. All of us still have core fans, you know what I'm saying? At heart.

So guys play and then you don't see them no more. But guys still can play. You still play ball? Yeah, I still can play. That's the thing, at a high level. And then I don't play in rec leagues because I don't know how to turn it off. You know what I'm saying?

Some guys go play in rec leagues and they just go out there and go into the motions. I can't do that. Yeah, I saw you screaming on Charles Oakley. He wasn't even suited up. He was like, come play me one-on-one. I'm like, man. What was that about? What happened? It was a joke, man. It was like a simulation game

and I was talking noise to guys who he was coaching. So Oak just trying to take up for his guys like he do. You know what I'm saying? That's Oak. He trying to take up for his guys, man. Now the league now, you know, needs more players like you. It feels like the league softened up. Like the Cavaliers could have used you to throw some people around.

You know what I mean? And what, get kicked out the game for flagrant fouls? Ain't nothing wrong with that now and again. Like, it is, man. That's the way the league wanted it. I understand it to a certain degree. To a certain degree. It's soft.

But you still have to play basketball. You still have to have some type of competitiveness to you. You still have to show that you care when you're out there. Like, just, like, me and Chance Bills was talking during the finals. I'm like, yo, Steph ain't hit the ground enough. He said enough. He said he ain't hit the ground at all. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I ain't saying take him out. I ain't hurt him or nothing. But make him know, like know it's a contact sport man especially when you go down to the basket it's a contact sport man was it game one KD went there with two monsters just down the lane nobody in the vicinity of him

guys coming down so they so afraid of what the league gonna call or do oh well man my son said it all the time. Get dunked on, get dunked on. Being dunked on ain't a bad thing. The man you trying. You tried to block a shot.

You was engaged. You know what I'm saying? But it's just that's the way the league likes it, man. But it's for hardcore basketball fans that love the game of basketball, it's bad basketball, man. Like, it's just tough to watch. Like, there's certain teams, like, I refuse bad basketball, man. Like, it's just, like, it's tough to watch. Like, there's certain teams, like, I refuse to watch, man. Because I'm not, like,

I can find something better to do with my time than watch them. Like, what teams? Sacramento, Philly for a long time. Now, they're getting better now. They're drafting players. Been bossing for a long time. They're getting better. But now, it's just, like, teams right now, like, Denver, I won't watch. Sacramento, I won't watch. I won't

watch New Orleans play. Even with Anthony Davis and Boogie Cuthers? It's just numbers, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's bad basketball, man. Yeah. Like 15, 29, and y'all lose. Like you got 50 points and 30 rebounds, and y'all lose.

Who cares? That's my thing. Like I'm not with the losing part of it. And they only seem to play one side of the ball. That's why I hated when Kevin Durant said Kyrie Irving was better than Allen, obviously. Oh, yeah. Like, Allen played both sides of the ball. Allen led the league to steals three times.

I woke up out of my sleep to that. I hadn't even brushed my teeth. I saw that. I'm like, hold on, man. Like, I normally don't get involved with what people say, who better than who, this, that, and the third. But I had to speak up on that. It was right after the fire. I was like, come on, K this, that, and the third, but I had to speak up on that. It was right after the fire. Come on, KD, man.

Congratulations, bro. But don't get delusional, man. Chuck, listen, man. Like, pound for pound, man. Baddest one out there, man. You can't throw people around in your league, man. You know, these guys are older now. Oh, you can't?

Oh, you can't? Oh, my goodness. Listen, see you on Sunday. Oh, my. So, Iverson crosses the guy over and goes up for a layup. I'm going to lay Chuck out. Oh, my goodness. It's my guy.

He going to get up. He going to get up? Goodness gracious. Yeah, yeah. No, man, listen. This is grown man basketball. Like, it's same rules, files and all that still apply. But they're letting us play a little more. You can hand check. You can play a little more physical. Mm-hmm. Like, it's same rules, files and all that still apply. Mm-hmm.

But they're letting us play a little more. You can hand check. You can play a little more physical. They're encouraging. They're encouraging. Chit-chat back and forth and keep it clean. Mm-hmm. Yeah, because it's on TV.

It's on Fox. You know what I'm saying? So we got to keep it clean for the TV. But, you know what I'm saying? They're encouraging it. Mm-hmm. So they're encouraging it. Why do you think A.I. was one of the best?

You played with him up close and personal. Just pure will, man. His size, six foot, man, 160 pounds, soaking wet. And single-handedly, man, carried teams year in, year out. They went in 50-plus games year in, year out. And you look at his demeanor and how he is and just good dude all around. You know what I'm saying? I just, like, basketball, but a good dude.

And translate that to just on the court, he relentless. Like, the little time we spent in Denver together, like, I love being on the team with him. Gotcha. All right, we got more with Kenya Martin when we come back. We got to talk about the big three game this weekend and also the Ball family. What's his opinions on them?

Let's keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Hey, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. We have Kenyon Martin in the building. Charlamagne.

Now, why didn't you ever marry Trina, man? Trina comes up here often. Yeah. Yeah, she is. She was a little hurt by it. A little sad. Why you never marry Trina, man. Trina comes up here often. Yeah. Yeah, she was a little hurt by it. Why you never married Trina? Just wasn't the right time, brother. I wasn't married.

I was younger, of course. Yeah. Hoeing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Pretty much. Pretty much at the time. But no, I wasn't in the marrying mind state at the time. You know what I'm saying?

I was still fairly young. I was in the early 30s. Still young, man. I had been married before, and I wasn't ready to jump back into that. I just wasn't ready, bro. Didn't you have matching tattoos? The matching look tattoos? No, no.

Yeah, she kissed the paper. But yeah, a lot of story to that. I don't need to go into it. That was a good one. I mean, Katrina is the one that hood dudes always historically have loved. Oh, yeah. Nah, trust me. All my partners that have been locked up and stuff from the crib, like, listen, bro.

Hey, high fives around the room. You know what I'm saying? Nah, it's one of them things. Nah, like one of my close friends, like, damn, now I got to get her out of my magazines. You got a crown over it. You got the tattoo coming up, right? Yeah, man, I had to. I just got tired of the questions.

You know what I'm saying? It ain't about the, like, I just got tired of everywhere I go and everything. Like, grown men, like, grab my, let me, niggas, man, if you don't get your hands off me, man. Listen, man, like, you don't know what I I mean I'll slap fire from you Man don't be touching me man First of all How tall are these men

That they can just touch your neck like that They just Like let me see Like you got the Listen man Touch me again bro Yeah yeah yeah It's gonna be a problem man

My goodness Real problem You ever think about it You still like it Nah I'm a married man brother Oh my bad Damn We good You good bro I'm a married man, brother. Oh, my bad. Damn. We good.

You good, bro. I'm a married man, brother. No, I do not. He just threw that one out there. He said, hell no. I don't want that problem ever. Nah, man. I'm a married man.

Nah, nah. Yeah, and then I had to get that covered up too, you know what I'm saying? My lady, I don't. Got you. Resemblance of that, you know what I'm saying? So, nah, just out of respect as well. What do you think about the Ball family? The Boys, man, I've had this thing, man, where, like,

I have a radio show that I do, man. I just refuse to talk about their pops because it ain't about him. You know what I'm saying? Like, the Boys, like Lonzo, he got a shot. He athletic. He can play, shot, need some work. And when you can pass the ball with that vision and you're willing to get off of it, that's a gift.

No, but I wish them kids nothing but the best. You know what I'm saying? Like, they from inner city, this, that, and the third, they got a chance to change their family's life, history forever. You know what I'm saying? So I wish them nothing but the best. I just hate how the media tries to say things

like they should rebel against their pops and don't listen to their pops. I'm like, their pops got them to this point. Yeah, that's their pops. Like, black men get so much flack for not being there for their kids. Now you got one that's there, really there. They're like, nah, don't listen to him.

Get away from him. Yeah, I just think he's putting a target on them kids' back that's unnecessary. I'm saying it's tough. It's going to be tough enough. High draft pick, a lot of expectations, this, that, and the third. And you, God's going to be going at your rack as is, night in, night out. Now your pops out here are like, you better than this person. You better than Steph.

Imagine when you play Golden State, man. They're going to run everything for it. They're going to make sure that he's guarding Steph. You know what I'm saying? Steph's going to cherry pick. Steph's going to 100%. No, he ain't going to cherry pick. But listen, they're going to put him in every situation feasible.

They're going to run every pick and roll to make him switch, make him guard him. Pop's going to be there, and he's like, I'll be over there looking at Pops, like, oh, he better than me, huh? Looking at him shooting that thing. Like, I'm just one of them situations, man, where it's just unnecessary attention. I get it. I get it to a certain degree, but it's like let their play be what speaks

the highest, you know what I'm saying, and the loudest. Oh, who you got in this big three thing? Yeah, let's have this conversation. Kenyon, you know you was a man to the nick, but my guy's Bubba Chuck. Okay. That's my guy. Well, they ain't going to win it. Listen, it's my guy too.

Who going to win it? They not going to win it. I can tell you that. I can tell you that for sure. Why are you so sure that Bubba Chuck ain't going to win it? They not gonna win it. I can tell you that I can tell you that for sure. Why you so sure that Bubba Chuck ain't gonna win it? Just who we got with him. I look at the surrounding players. And then Chuck a liability man.

Why he a liability? Gonna post him up. You not gonna be playing on Chuck. What do you mean? Pick a roll in there? Wherever he guarding, my team big. If he guarding McCants, we gonna post him up. If he guarding Deion Glover, we're going to post him up. When he bring you to him and he cross you and you wobbly leg. I'm sitting on this.

And then he. Man, listen. Go back and look at the tapes, man. I move these things, man. Okay. Hey, I move these puppies, man. I've been known as a defender, man. Listen, you're going to get your popcorn Sunday, dog.

I will, too. And I guarantee your team will not win it. The team I put together, I think we got a shot. Is you or Rashawn McCann as well? Deion Glover, James White, Al Harrington. And can't nobody guard Al. Al played in the simulation game. Can't nobody guard him.

He can put the ball on the floor. He can shoot it in the post. And you can put me out on the floor at the same time. Most teams got one big that they bigs can't score. I'm saying? I ain't the best three-point shooter, but I'm a mid-range and in. Listen, whoever you put in front of me, I can do my man. And can't nobody guard Al.

You can put him in the post. Can't nobody guard him. And you put me and Al out there together, then what you going to do? I can't wait for this. This Sunday? Yes, man. Y'all got me on the watch. Ain't no other sports on.

I don't do baseball. It ain't like it's at no rec center, man. It's This Sunday? Yes, man. Y'all got me on the watch. Ain't no other sports on. I don't do baseball. It ain't like it's at no rec center, man. It's at Barclays, man. It's real basketball, man. Come on out, dog. Get your tickets right now. Pick your team. Look online.

See who you going for. And be in the building. Bring your family. It's a family event. It's on Fox. That's right. We got some stuff to give away. We're going to be doing a four-point shot for some of the fans out there with some cool prizes.

So make sure you're there this Sunday. And I appreciate you joining us. Appreciate having me. Kenya Martin. Kenya Martin. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are the Breakfast Club on a Friday. Hey. All right. You all right out there in the BET Awards? Oh, yes. I'm good. I just got in late, late, late last night, so all I did was go to my hotel, drop my stuff off,

and come to the studio because of the time difference. All right. Well, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Chance the Rapper. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On Breakfast Club. So listen up.

Well, Chance the Rapper apologized on Twitter to Dr. Dre in particular. Now he was on his Be Encouraged tour, and during his stop in April, there were images behind him while on stage that were mocking the names and logos of some famous labels. And for Aftermath, the image said, can't do math entertainment, and then there was like a fake mock-up of the logo for the label well now Chance has gone to Twitter to apologize he said when I went on the Be Encouraged tour I made LED content to satirize and degrade major labels I made the mistake of including imprints which not only dulled my overall point of trying to uplift artists but also singled out artists own ventures that have only worked to progress the culture.

Dre is a premier example of creating space for wealth and ownership and an industry designed for creatives to be the foot soldiers. His work with Beats, Compton Schools, and artists like Kendrick, Game, Eminem, Pop, Anderson.Paak, 50, NWA, and others is unmatched in how I inspire to be. So he said, I set out to empower, and I completely missed the ball, and I know that now. Either Chance trying to get a beat from Dr. Dre or Dr. Dre made a call to

Apple like, don't put out his next project or something. Something happened. Because why would you just apologize to Dre? You ain't apologizing to Def Jam or nobody else. Well, or maybe he just, somebody reached out to him and said that Dre was upset about it. Who knows? And why do you call it can't do math records?

I don't get it. Instead of aftermath, like he was just doing like fake, it was a few different labels. Who knows? And why do you call it can't do math records? I don't get it. Instead of aftermath, like he was just doing like fake, it was a few different labels. No, I'm with you, but it got to make sense. Like can't do math. What they got to do with anything? I guess he was probably talking about not paying the artists what they deserve to be paid.

I don't know if he meant that for that label in particular, but just in general for labels, you know. That's what I'm assuming. All right, Johnny Depp. He was speaking to a crowd at the Glastonbury Festival and he started talking about Donald Trump now after what happened with Kathy Griffin I think people would know we should never talk about harming the president or put out any type of

pictures of that but here's what he said Can you bring Trump here? No, just saying that. No, no, no, you've misunderstood. I think he needs help. When was the last time an actor assassinated a president? Whoa. Johnny Depp can talk like that because you wouldn't recognize Johnny Depp if he wasn't in costume. If Johnny Depp ain't dressed like Jack Sparrow, you don't even know what Johnny Depp can talk like that because you wouldn't recognize Johnny Depp if he wasn't in costume. Okay? If Johnny Depp ain't dressed like Jack Sparrow, you don't even know what Johnny Depp look like.

Right. Well, we'll see what happens if the Secret Service comes knocking on his door. He got that private jet, too. He don't never got to worry about flying commercial anyway. They about to take that from him. Yeah, they about to get that. All right. Jay-Z did an open letter in Billboard, and he talked about basically two documentaries that he did for Spike. Now, we all saw the Kalief Browder one, right?

He said, The power of one voice is strong, but when it comes to social justice, the power of our collective voices is unstoppable. Now is the time to recognize that through our voices, we really can affect change. Some of us will do the important work locally at the micro level to awaken our neighbors some of us will work for progress regionally and a few of us will be like khalif browder a modern day prophet whose death two years ago started a discussion that continues today about how poor black juveniles are treated in the criminal justice system now he also goes on to discuss because you know he does have the trayvon martin's documentary coming as well rest in power the trayvon Martin documentary coming as well,

Rest in Power, the Trayvon Martin story. So he says he hopes that that will also create a similar conversation that leads to change and helps keep our children safe. He's absolutely correct. Drop on the clues bomb for hope. Excited for the new album. All right, and Katy Perry has made history. Do you know what that is? Yes, this is the first time that Charlamagne Tha God has not listened to a the new album. All right, and Katy Perry has made history. Do you know what that is? Yes, this is the first time that Charlamagne Tha God

has not listened to a Katy Perry album. Yes, that is history. No. All right, well, her song Roar has earned a Diamond Song Award from the Record Industry Association of America. That means that she got more than 10 million units moved of that song. Now, this is her third song to get a diamond certification. Dark Horse did and so did Fireworks. And she's

the only artist that has three songs that have diamond status. I don't care. Before, it was Eminem and Lady Gaga. They had two diamond song awards and now Katy Perry has surpassed them. Yesterday was the start of cancer season. I'm feeling way more petty

than usual. And I'm definitely holding that grudge against Katy Perry because she did not come to the Breakfast Club. She went to Z100. That was the grand show. She went to KTU, the homie Carolina and Cubby show. And she got the Migos and Nicki Minaj on her records but did not bring her ass over here to the Breakfast Club. Okay?

Gave us a little BS phone call about a year and a half ago. Remember that? Yep. Where she pretended as she listens to the show? Exactly Okay? Gave us a little BS phone call about a year and a half ago. Remember that? Yep. Was she pretending as she listens to the show? Exactly. I listen all the time. I don't know what accent that was.

I don't know what accent that was either. I don't know where he was going with that one. I listen all the time. Elmo listens. I don't know. All right.

Well, I'm Angela Yee and that's your Rumor Report. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee. I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. That's time for the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny.

Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club. Yes. Don't you today for Friday, June 23rd, six days until my born day, goes to the unnamed white police officers in St. Louis who shot an off-duty black cop. And all the black cop was trying to do was help. Another day, another story about racism in America. Look, I don't wake up in the morning and say, what can we talk about that's racial today?

But some of these stories are just too good to be true, okay? The content, as sad as it is, can't be ignored. Well, according to the New York Daily News, a 38-year-old African-American cop was home Wednesday night, probably in the house, just finished eating dinner, maybe some chicken marsala, okay? Probably had on his basketball shorts, cooling out, watching the Carmichael show on NBC. And then outside, he heard a commotion. The commotion he was hearing was his fellow officers

pursuing a white sedan with three male suspects inside, and the sedan crashed near his house, okay? The three men in the car opened fire on the pursuing police officers and fled the scene. Now, a police officer's creed is to protect and to serve, right? Correct. And the off-duty black officer, being the great public servant that he is,

grabbed his department-issued gun and went outside to offer assistance, went out to offer some help to his fellow officers who had just been shot at. And this is when all the donkey BS happened. Let's go to Fox 2 St. Louis for the report, please. Well, Mike, late this afternoon, we talked with that wounded off-duty officer's attorney, Attorney Rufus Tate. He says that the officer walked outside of his home where the incident ended, identified himself as an officer, and followed the officer's commands. We have a police officer standing in his own yard who's outside because he hears the commotion, sees the car crash in front of his neighbor's house right in the same block, and he comes out as in a conversation with some of the officers that are on the scene pursuing the stolen car,

and he winds up getting shot. This happens to be the first time in the national discourse that we're aware of a black professional or a law enforcement officer himself being shot or treated as an ordinary black guy on the street, and we can see that this is a real problem. Detectives say it all unfolded around 10 last night. The three people in the car fired shots at officers. Police pursued the vehicle.

The vehicle then stopped near Park and Astra where more shots were fired. We're told the off-duty officer who lives in the area came outside of his home, armed with his department-issued weapon, and was ordered to the ground by two officers. The officers recognized the off-duty officer and told him to stand and walk toward them. Meanwhile, a 36-year-old white male officer just arriving on the scene did not recognize the off-duty officer. He told city police investigators he feared for his safety, so he fired a shot hitting the off-duty officer in the arm.

And in the police report that you have so far, there's absolutely no description of any type of threat he perceived, and so we have a real problem with that. But it also presents a bigger problem that's been up the course of national discussion for the past two years. That is this perception that a black man is automatically to be feared. There's a lot of things

going on in America lately that are unexplainable and the reason they are unexplainable is because nobody wants to state the obvious. And the obvious is that there's an irrational fear of black people in America. This officer came to be of assistance to his fellow officers and then was forced to the ground by those same officers. He was trying to help and then shot. Now, let me play white devil's advocate for a minute. Even if he was in plain clothes and he rose up with a gun.

OK, you know, due to the circumstances of just being shot at from suspects you are pursuing. I can understand the officers being extra cautious and overly aggressive. But once you recognize that he is a member of your force, you shouldn't be telling him to get up and walk towards you. You should be helping him up, okay, and apologizing for the misunderstanding. And then when this other cop pulls up, why are you shooting? Can't you see your partner's got everything under control? You just pulled up on the scene and you got the nerve to say you fear for your safety.

You pull up and two of your fellow officers are out there with who you think is a perceived suspect y'all got them out number three to one all y'all got guns you the police but you fear for your safety then the police chief had the nerve to say the officer that had been shot was injured by friendly fire that's crazy wasn't nothing friendly about that fire okay only person trying to be friendly in that situation was the black cop who got shot. Can we hear from his attorney, Rufus Tate Jr. one more time, just from the attorney? This happens to be the first time in the national discourse that we're aware of a black professional or a law enforcement officer himself being shot or treated as an ordinary black guy on the street. And we can see that this is a real problem.

And in the police report that you have so far, there's absolutely no description of any type of threat he perceived. And so we have a real problem with that. But it also presents a bigger problem that's been up the course of national discussion for the past two years. That is this perception that a black man is automatically to be feared. Where is the lie? Everybody needs to stop acting clueless and just start asking themselves one simple question. Why am I scared of black people? Okay. Please give these white St. Louis police officers who assaulted and shot their fellow black police officer the biggest hee-haw, please. All right.

End scene. I don't want to talk about race no more. Let's talk about penises. All right. Okay. All right. Well, it's Friday. So you know what that means?

It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday! We've got a righteousness and ratchets, and it's just shift gears so fast. Oh, I love the balance of this show. And today's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday question is all about penises. Now, the other day, Tiffany Haddish was up here. On Monday, drop on the clues bombs for Tiffany Haddish, man, the great Tiffany Haddish. She was up here, and she told this great story about how one day she found, she ended up sleeping with a man who had a really, man, the great Tiffany Haddish. She was up here and she told this great story about how one day she found, she ended up sleeping with a

man who had a really, really, really penis. He was like, you know, I got a lot of d*** and you ain't gonna be able to handle this. And I was like, boy, please. I don't have enough d***. It's nothing. And he pulled his d*** out. I was like, god damn. And he came with it

and I was like, and I was taking it, and I was throwing it back, and it was killing me. Oh, it was killing me. It was like putting a flashlight in your ass and sitting down on it super hard. So big ass is all good for you. Knock my uterus out of alignment. All right, so the question is 800-585-1051.

What is the question? The question is. Uh-huh. Oh, man. Maybe I should ask this question. Go ahead, Angela. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee,

Charlamagne Tha God, We Are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you're riding around with your kids in your car, you might want to turn it down just a little bit, just a little bit, just a little bit.

We're talking big penises this morning now. Hold on, you ain't through the Freaky Friday. Oh, you're right. It's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday!

Yes. And the Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday question is about penises. We want to know, have you had a big penis that just messed you all up, all up in your inside now? This came from the homie Tiffany Haddish. Tiffany Haddish from the Carmichael Show. She was on Breakfast Club on Monday, and she had this story to tell. He was like, you know, I got a lot of d*** ain't gonna be able to handle this. And I was like, boy, please. I don't have enough because it's nothing. And

he pulled his out. I was like, God damn. And he came with it and I was like, and I was taking it and I was throwing it back and it was killing me. Oh, it was killing me. It was like putting a flashlight in your and sitting down on it super hard. Knock my uterus out of alignment.

So 800-585-1051. We're talking about big penises. Now, have you ever had a big penis? Yes, I have. How has it affected you? I mean, it was a while ago. And I will say this. It just means that you have to have a lot of extra lubrication.

Like, as far as they have to do a lot more work to make sure. You can't just stick it in. It has to be a lot of foreplay. They have to have a lot of extra lubrication as far as they have to do a lot more work. You can't just stick it in. It has to be a lot of foreplay. They have to get you ready. He's probably got to use his mouth a little bit too. But sometimes it's just too much. It's too painful. You don't want to go through all that. That's right. You need a nice average sized penis like mine. 7 inches, 3 fourths,

8 when it's warm out. My penis is like the baby best part. It's just right. If you have read my book, Black Privilege, opportunity to come to those who create it, I tell a story about how when my now wife was in college, she cheated on me with a man who had an extraordinary penis. And I don't even know how big the penis was. I just know when I asked how big it was,

she said, I ain't never seen no like that in my life. And that affected you and that hurt you? Absolutely. You never got over it? I started ordering Magna RX pills out the back of the XXL magazine.

Those are penis enlargement pills. It didn't work. And I was doing this exercise that they told you to do where you grab the tip of your penis

when it's soft and you stretch it out. You know? So I don't know if it worked or not to be honest with you. Well, what about you, Envy?

Have you ever had a penis that was too big for you to handle? No. All right, that's good. Well, you must be huge. Shut up. Tell ever had a penis that was too big for you to handle? No. All right, that's good. Well, you must be huge. Shut up. Tell us how you got that phantom.

Shut up. I don't have a phantom, you ask. Kenda. Yes. Good morning. Now, you had a huge penis before? Okay, listen. My ex was Jamaican and white.

And I don't know how this happened. We were together for a long time. Shut up. Go ahead. You know what's funny? His first name was Sean. Oh, okay. Okay, so this ended up happening. So we were dating for a long time. We never had sex.

I was like, you know what? Let's finally break the barrier. He knew some of my sister's friends. All my sister's friends were like, he's a whore. His penis is huge. You're a girl. You're a little girl. You can't take it. Get away from him, go away, run. And I was like, no, and I should have because I ended up in the hospital.

You went to the hospital? You ended up in the hospital? What was wrong? It was so big that it like, I felt like it tore something inside of me. Well, you don't want to break the barrier. You got your barrier broke. Yeah, he broke the barrier, all right. Sorry for your kid, though.

Yes, he broke the barrier. I wanted your barrier, bro. Yeah, he broke the barrier, all right. Sorry for your head, though. Yes, he broke the barrier. I wanted to die. Never again. Never again. Charlamagne, you're fine with your seven and a half. It's perfectly fine. You don't mind.

Thank you. That's right. Talk down on these big penis brothers. So that was it. So you were done with him after that. Yeah, she was done with him. Tally. Yes.

Hello. Hey, Tally. You got a big penis. You had a penis so big you had discharge. Yes, I do. Ripped it open. Yes. Hello. Hey, Tally. You got a big penis. You had a penis so big you had discharge. Yes, I do. Ripped it open. Ow. So you're really going to blame your vaginal discharge on somebody's penis?

No, I mean, like, it was so big. And, like, I'm really small. Like, I'm a small girl. And he had, like, it was so, I've never seen something so big. Shut up. You sound like my wife. What? When she was messing with another guy.

I was, like, so scared. I'm like, I think you're going to break me. And he's like, no, you'll be fine. You're fine. You'll take it. I'm just like, no. And then, like, a few minutes into it, I was, like, in so much pain. I was like, get the hell off of me.

And I was, like, bleeding. I'm like, you definitely, like, ripped the shit out of my vagina. So was like, bleeding. I'm like, you definitely like ripped the **** out of my vagina. So basically what you're saying is big penises are a problem. No, it's just like. Just say yes. Okay, yes. They sometimes are. You are hated this morning, man.

Shut up. All right. So we're asking 805851051, what's the biggest penis you had and how has it affected you? Y'all be out here talking about these guys be having penises like police cop flashlights and all kinds of stupid stuff. I got a 7-inch, 3-4 penis, 8 inches when it warm. What's the average penis size in America? About 8 1⁄2.

Yeah, so you're a little below. You're a little below average. That ain't average. Ain't no way in hell 8 1⁄2 average. Hello, who's this? This is Jess. Hey, Jess. Now, you had a big penis before? That's my current situation. What happened? What's going on?

What are you doing to prepare? So I'm kind of seeing this guy, and we've been going at it, but he be killing my uterus. Oh, my goodness. I figured out a way where it can work for us. How do you make it work? Well, he got to eat in the box first, get it all lubricated, or I've just got to go with a plain okay bike.

How old are you? I'm in my 40s. You sound like you're 40 plus. No, she says she's in her 40s. Oh, you're in your 40s. Oh, okay, okay, okay. She says she had some penises before. Got you, got you.

I sure have. So do you like your current situation, or you don't like your current situation? I actually love it. So it's the repositioning and the lube. Okay. Repositioning and the lube is how you handle a big penis. There you go.

That's what I'm saying. Can we use that little snippet right there? Can you say that again, Charlamagne? No. I can't, actually. Candace. We don't need you to. Candace.

Hey, how are you guys? Now, Candace, you had a penis so big the doctor thought you were raped? Yes. So I went to the doctor the next day because some things were not right down there. And she asked me, she said, were you raped? And I said, no, absolutely not. It was consensual. But it was so rough that it caused fissures.

And I ended up getting a yeast infection from it because it was so rough. And she said something about the bacteria, the air, the in and out, that it was bad. Now, I'm going to be honest with you. People get urinary tract infections. She got a yeast infection. Anything can happen. I'm so tired of you girls blaming your vaginal discharge on big penises. All right?

It's some of your diet that's causing this vaginal discharge. But I will say that was the best call we've gotten all day. Because from now on, if I hear anything about a man with a big penis, I'm going to tell him he got a rape. Stop it. I don't want no old rapey penis. I want an old big rapey penis for it. Sebastian, so we're talking big penises.

So you had a big penis before? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Most definitely. Did you have rectal prolapse afterwards? No, sir. I'm a professional. No, no, no, we don't play those games. Talk to me about how you rolled that D from the back. Well, for the most part, you have to know your body, what it comes down to. And so I know for it to, quote, unquote, enter inside.

So for me, it's either doggy style or on my back. If I'm on my back, it goes straight in without a problem. You got to know how to breathe. You got to know how to relax. If you tight, and then, too, I'm also like, I'm on my back, it goes straight in without a problem. You gotta know how to breathe. You gotta know how to relax. If you're tight, and then too, I'm also like, I'm 6'5". I'm 6'5". And I bet you the dude you had sex with was short.

He climbed the tree. He did. He climbed the tree. Okay. Wow, good for you. So you 6'5". How tall was he approximately? About 5'9". And how big was his penis, you think? 13 and a half, I measured. 13 and a half? Goodness gracious. Did you poo-poo better afterwards?

Actually, no. What happens is, you get clogged up. Especially if, you know, he was like a little, I don't want to say a jack rabbit, but he was doing his thing. You know what I'm saying? Oh, he's doing it all the time. Yeah, well, I mean... He's pushing the poo-poo up. He's pushing the poo-poo up.

Yeah, I was clogged for a minute. And so you get clogged for like a day or two. And then after that, everything kind of drops back down in place. And then after that, you're kind of good to go. Is it worth it? Did you film it? It was. Oh, it was.

It was. I mean, I'm not a size. You know, in my community, they call them size queens. I'm not a size queen. I wasn't even really checking for dudes. It's just that when we kind of met and then it kind of rolled out. You know, we was going to get it, you know, in my community, they call them size queens. I'm not a size queen. I wouldn't even really check in for dudes. It's just that when we kind of met, and then it kind of rolled out. You know, we was going to get it, you know, but

when we got back to the crib, it kind of just like rolled out like a tire. That's interesting, because I would always think that if you was a gay man and you was a bottom, you would want somebody with a small penis. No, not necessarily, because I had other big penises, and I was like watching paint dry. It was like, yeah, you got it, but you ain't got no rhythm.

You ain't got no stroke. You ain't got no charisma. You have nothing. I had, you know, a seven, a six, and I had one like you, Charlemagne, but old dude, it's like he knew I liked what was pencil. You get what I'm saying? Oh, yeah, one like Charlemagne. Okay.

I'm seven inches, three, four,, eight when it's warm-up. Hey, I mean, that's the business. You know, nobody can, you know, they won't throw up on that. You know what I'm saying? They can take it straight down. Don't throw up on it. All right, my G. Well, you have a blessed weekend, sir.

All right, man. Most definitely. It's pride weekend, but you know I'm about to get it. Oh, it is pride weekend in New York this weekend. You're right. All right. Yes, sir. Well, you enjoy it, man.

He sound like he's going weekend. You're right. All right. Yes, sir. Well, you enjoy it, man. He sound like he's going down. That's right. And he's going down the entire weekend. You feel me, son? Well, wear some protection. Make sure you got protection, bro. Always. I'm a professional, remember?

There you go. There you go. And what's your name, bro? He's like, mind your business. Don't worry about what my name is. What's the moral of the story? The moral of the story is there is no moral to the story. Good things come in small packages.

There you go. Okay, whatever. I'm just kidding. All I'm hearing is that size is overrated this morning. Let me look at you. So excited. As a man with an average-sized penis, I'm happy to hear that. We got rumors, G?

Yes, let's talk about new music. Drake has debuted some new music during a Louis Vuitton fashion show. Let's see if you're feeling it. All right, we'll get into that when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. 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. Well, you know DJ Khaled has his grateful album coming out, right? And people are buzzing about some of the songs and guest appearances that he has. I listened to it last night.

On the album, because you can stream it already. Yeah, it was on Tidal last night. What'd you think? It's cool. It's a Khaled album. I didn't listen to it yet. It's a Khaled album. I mean, it's just records.

Like, it's not like it's a... I can never say Khaled's album is an album. It's more like a playlist. You know what I'm saying? Right, it's not a mood because there's so records Like it's not like it's a I can never say Callous album's an album It's more like a playlist You know what I'm saying Right it's not a mood Cause there's so many Different ways to go about it Well he has a song I Can't Even Lie

With Nicki Minaj And Future So if you guys Haven't had a chance To hear it Here's what Nicki Sounds like Hold on

Every ball player Trying to find this bitch Born hard but I'm too fine To find this bitch I graduated with Honest bitch I'm the truth Like a mother

Like a honest bitch Full throttle switch Pick a side Pick a side They gotta switch I didn't like that record. I did like the record with Nicki and Alicia Keys, though. That record is dope. Nicki actually snapped on that. I saw a lot of people talking about this song on social media. So it seemed like her fans really liked that song. The problem with the Bobs is that they're all a bunch of stans. They're not objective fans.

They're stans. So Nicki can fart on a record and they'll say it sounds good. Now the record with Future, I didn't really like that verse. It was okay. But the record with Alicia Keys, she snapped on that. That one she snapped on. All right. Now Drake debuted some new music at the Louis Vuitton Men's Wear Spring Summer 2018 show at Paris Fashion Week.

And here's a little snippet from what was played during the men's fashion show. Champagne with breakfast while I'm on it. You can't drink all day if you don't start in the morning. Don't forgive me, I can't take things slowly I'm going on them once I get going Just trying to take it all off of me Trying to stay real close to me I gotta catch myself I can't play myself

I need to take it easy What you think? I think Drake done made 20 versions of the same song. to catch myself. I can't pay myself. I need to take it easy. What you think? I think Drake done made 20 versions of the same song. That's a record sound like 20 different, that's a record sound like I've heard that song

20 different times before. Well, he probably did that to get some free Supreme Louis Vuitton wear. They got that new collaboration coming out in a couple of months. You think that Drake

did that to get some free clothes? And it's a long waiting list. So he said, I'm going to jump the waiting list and I'm just going to do this song and he's guaranteed the Supreme Louis Vuitton. You think that's why? Stop it. Yeah it's a long waiting list. So he said, I'm going to jump the waiting list, and I'm just going to do this song,

and he's guaranteed the Supreme. You think that's why? Stop it. Yeah, I was on that list, and they kicked me off. So I'm hating. You got kicked off the list. There can only be one beige person on the list at a time. So it's either you or Drake.

And I would pick Drake if I was them two. But Drake done made 20 versions of the same song. All right, John Singleton. Everyone saw we heard from Drake in the past two years. Still not happy about the All Eyes on Me movie after the movie has come out. He's still going on and on about it. Here's what he had to say in an interview. These cats get on the radio, and they start disparaging my name, like, and people start listening to them,

like, as if everything I've done has not been official. You know, they made the Aaliyah version of Pop worse than that. I'm so sick of y'all saying that these cats get on the radio. You better say our names. Say our names. Say our names. All right, you've been on The Breakfast Club too, John. All right, show some respect.

Because if it was a white show, you'd say the name of the white show, damn it. Only problem is if that script comes out, the script that he had that they were talking about, where he had all kinds of crazy things in there. Uh-huh. I don't know. Oh, he said Pac got raped in jail? Yep. And he wanted to have his mom in the threesome and other things too, I think. Right. I don't know what was in the script, so I can't say.

But, alright, and Laverne Cox got her own day. I'm sure we all know her from Orange is the New Black. Drop on the coupons for Laverne Cox, damn it. Yes, Mayor de Blasio in New York City made June 22, 2017 Laverne Cox Day damn it. Yes, Mayor de Blasio in New York City made June 22, 2017 Laverne Cox Day. The first day of cancer season.

Here's what she had to say. Yes, can you believe that a black transgender woman from Columbia, Alabama, raised by a single mother in New York City. That's right!

I haven't finished this season of Orange is the New Black, but it seemed like they're kind of phasing her character out. Like, her character's not on there as much as she used to be. Right, well, we don't know what direction it's going to... I haven't seen it at all yet, so I can't wait to be able to be home and binge watch that. I'm on episode six. All right, I got to catch up.

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