The Breakfast Club - Meek Mill Interview

Episode Date: December 7, 2018

Today on the show we had Meek Mill stop by where he spoke about his new album "Championships", still being on probation and more. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to the internet for putting out a prank and messing with Travis Scott and Kylie Jenner's relationship and Angela helped some listeners out during "Ask Yee".  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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

They're, you know, they're listening to The Breakfast Club. Put your ass up. Good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, Dizambi. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Thursday. Yes, it's Thursday. How many more days until Christmas?

20? Yes. 19. 19 days. 19? What's today's date? December 6th. My God.

What's the 6th? All right, I'm depressed now. I was depressed last night, but I was only depressed because, you know, I realized we didn't have our Christmas lights up yet, and we don't have our tree up yet. They didn't put none of that up yet? I mean, we've been busy, man. You know what I'm saying? I've been running around.

Like, I usually want to do it right after Thanksgiving, but I was out of town for Thanksgiving, and we came back, and then... That was Africa. Truth is, my mother is here, right? And my mother's a Jehovah Witness, so I don't want to disrespect her. Oh. You know what I'm saying? What about the babies, though?

I know, man, but this is difficult. My mom leaves Friday, though, so don't tell her, but on Friday. You're going to put everything up on Friday. Everything's going up on Friday, baby. But you know what I'm saying? I like to have my decorations up as long as possible. I think the appropriate time to have them up is the day after Thanksgiving, so then you've got like a nice full month.

So it's like, yo, I'm cutting it short, baby. I ain't going to lie. I don't take mine down to the end of January. Well, I'm going to keep them up until Black History Month. You know what I'm saying? That's all. I'm going to keep them up until Black History Month. You know what I mean?

Put Martin Luther King Jr. up instead of Santa Claus. There you go. That's all. Now, shout out to everybody that was at the Nets game last night. Oh, except for the Nets. Yeah, except for the Nets, man. Shout out to the Nets, too. I mean, I took my daughter.

Of course, my wife is out in Orlando with my son. They're playing for their Super Bowl Friday, so they've been out there playing their championship games and playoff games. So it was a daddy-daughter date, and we had a great time. We went to the game. You made the Nets lose. I did not make it. The Nets were up 24 points.

23. I don't know if y'all realize it or not, but the Nets suck, and the Nets make themselves lose. And then the fourth quarter, Paul George just got hot. He scored 47 at the end of the night. It was a good game, I mean, but whatever. But we lost. It wasn't about the winning or losing for me.

It was just me and my daughter just hanging out. For us, if you're a fan of the Brooklyn Nets, it was about that. Well, most, I mean, you know you lose. Nobody is a fan of the Brooklyn Nets. People are a fan of, no, you're a fan of Brooklyn. Being that you're a fan of Brooklyn and Brooklyn has a team, you support that team. But nobody out there is a fan of the Brooklyn Nets.

I don't think you can name three players on that team, Ye. Exactly. Name two. I can name players on the team. Stop it. Well, do it. I'm just a little depressed. Why do people say stuff like that?

I can name such and such. Well, do it. I said Ye last night after the game. I said Ye. I said they could have won that game if Russell just bounced the ball, just held the ball. No, you just kept saying Russell, Russell, Russell. I didn't even know what you were talking about. What team were you talking about?

I thought you was going for the Nets. I'm like, you know there's a dance with Russell on the Nets. You know that, right? No, because he kept talking about Russell Westbrook. So when you kept saying Russell, I thought you were talking about Russell Westbrook. You know what's so funny? When I got invited to the game yesterday, somebody said to me, you want to go see Russell Westbrook tonight?

They didn't say nothing about the Nets. I didn't know if the Oklahoma City Thunder was playing the Knicks. They didn't say nothing about the Nets. Drop on a clues bond for Carl Lynch. Did you see Carl last night? No, I didn't see Carl. Oh, Pastor Carl? Okay. But I will say this.

A lot of people in there, yes, a lot of people there were also rooting for the Thunder. You still ain't named nobody on the Nets, though. Let's throw that out there. You still haven't named nobody on the Nets after stating. Hollis Jefferson. Oh, you Googled? No, I'm not. I'm looking at my emails.

I'm not Googling anything. Who is Hollis Jefferson? You don't know. He had a great dunk last night, though. He dunked the entire time. I do know who he is. All right, all right. Well.

Stop it. Meek Mill will be joining us this morning. Meek Millie. I don't think Meek really wants to be here. I don't think so either. Meek did not want to come up here. Not at all. But we're going to kick it with Meek Mill.

Shout out to Mike Kaiser for forcing him. Forcing him to come up here. You don't got to force your artist to come here. They don't want to come. They don't have to come. Nobody has to come to the Breakfast Club. Let's be clear on't have to come. Nobody has to come to the Breakfast Club. Let's be clear on that. We do.

Yeah, we have to come to the Breakfast Club. Think about that, too. Whatever. Okay? Yeah, but his album is coming out. His album is out, Championship. Pick it up. An amazing album.

Stream it. Go support. If you haven't heard it, go listen to it. Championships is a dope album from Meek Mill. And we got front page news. What are we talking about here? We are going to talk about the Nets losing last night. Oh, boy.

We'll talk about a woman who ended up killing her boyfriend. And you won't believe how this happened. Okay. All right. We'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

All right. All right. All right. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Astroworld. What does Astroworld rank on your albums of the year category?

A lot of people are putting that as one of their albums of the year. Travis Scott. It's dope. It's a dope album. It's not better than Meek Mill's album or Nipsey Hussle's album to me. It's not better than Nipsey to me. It's not my cup of tea more than Meek either. Right.

It's still a dope album. These kids love it. Yeah, love it. Absolutely love it. All right, well, let's get into some front page news. Now, tonight, the Jaguars take on the Titans in Thursday night football. And last night, Angelina went to the Nets game, and the Nets were up 23 points in the fourth quarter. I thought the game was over.

I thought they won. And then Paul George was just shooting threes from everywhere. Wind-up score 47. In the last second. Russell Westbrook, he went over Jason Kidd for the most triple doubles, and he bust ass last night, too. So, I mean, shout-out to the Nets organization for inviting me, but it was a bad one.

Yeah, shout-out to Maurice Bennett for always making sure we're good. Kevin Powell was there last night, too. Shout-out to him. When has there been a good one for the Nets? There's never been a good one since Jason Kidd, Vince Carter, who else was there, Kenyon Martin. That was like the early 2000s. You know, it's funny.

I was at the game last night, and I know the staff. The staff was like, what's up, Envy? I was like, yo, you've never been here when the Nets won, right? I was like, nah, they're going to win tonight. They're up 24. And then when I walked out, I was like, Envy, we lost. Have you ever been to a game when the Nets won? No.

I have. No. I definitely have. We've been to two games when the Nets won? No. I have. No. I definitely have. We've been to two games together, and they both lost the game. Yeah, if it wasn't for Brooklyn. Maybe y'all don't need to come to the game. If it wasn't for Brooklyn, the Nets would have been sucking. And what I mean by that is even when they was in Jersey, you know,

Jay-Z used to be there sitting courtside. That was really, like, one of the only reasons to go to games. In Jersey? Yes. He used to be at the ones in Brooklyn. He'd been to one in Brooklyn. Yeah, he'd been to one in Brooklyn. I'm talking about when they was in Jersey. And then when they moved to Brooklyn, the reason to go was at the ones in Brooklyn. He'd been to one in Brooklyn. Yeah, he'd been to one in Brooklyn. I'm talking about when they was in Jersey.

And then when they moved to Brooklyn, the reason to go was because it's in Brooklyn. Mm-hmm. But they're going to start winning again. No, they're not. We're going to the Lakers game soon when they play the Lakers. Yeah, to see LeBron. On the 18th. Yeah, all right.

My dad's coming. What else to see LeBron? All right, now let's talk about a woman who is facing a prison sentence of 18 to 36 years. She pleaded guilty to third-degree murder in the death of her boyfriend. Her boyfriend is 120 pounds. She's 300 pounds, and she admitted that she smothered him with the weight of her body. She laid on top of him and killed him? Yeah, at their apartment.

She shouldn't be charged. Why not? Because every time they have sex and she gets on top, there's a chance that he could die. He knew what he was in for. He knew what he was dealing with. It wasn't just that. The risk he was taking every day. She also cut him in the hand with a knife, hit him in the head with a table leg.

Well, you didn't say all that, G. You should have let me know. You didn't say all that. Okay? She killed him. So now the victim's family feels like she should get more time than that, 40 or more. She deserves life, according to the sister. Yes, she does.

Yes. All right. Apple is going to be slashing the price of their new iPhone XR. It started off costing about $749. It was the cheapest of this year's iPhone lineup, right? But now they have actually did this whole trade-in thing that makes the price as low as $449 when you trade it in. And also, they've launched a dedicated online portal for active duty military and veterans. So they get 10% off just the way students get that 10% discount as well.

I guess things aren't going so well. So they've had to slash the prices, which iPhone never really does. Yeah, nobody's buying them phones now. People, it's over now. You know, before they would slow your service up a little bit. So you had to buy the new phone, but nobody's buying the phone now. Well, they're still doing that. Once you download that update on your phone, your phone will slow up.

But you know what? I'm willing to deal with that. Y'all not forcing me to buy these damn iPhones no more. They're charging and all that. No. I don't even like my smartphone. We're all in abusive relationships with our smartphones at this point, especially if you got social media, because you're going to get on there today

and somebody's going to curse you out and tell you that you ain't about nothing. So I don't even care for it at this point. I'm going to flip for them. Well, that's front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent. Hit us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're man or black, I hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So if you got something on your mind, let it out. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is Noe. Noe, what's up? Get it off your chest.

Hey, man, I just want to say I'm blessed. It's my birthday today. Happy birthday, bro. Happy birthday, my brother, man. Remember, you can't have any joy without gratitude. So if you're happy, be thankful, too. Oh, of course, man. I'm positively thankful and blessed to have my four beautiful kids.

There you go. What you got? All boys, girls? I got two and two, man. God bless me with two and two. There you go. Well, enjoy them. Yeah, thank you so much.

And keep up the positivity. I know I heard an episode last time. Somebody's saying you guys ain't positive. Oh, that was Trey Songz. He was totally wrong. That was Trey Songz, but thank you for checking in, bro. I wasn't here for that one. All right, man. He said he wasn't positive. He said we only

are negative and do a lot of things for clickbait. That's not true at all. I can't believe Trey would say that. We've been supporting Trey since literally day one of his career. The first time I ever interviewed Trey Songz was in Columbia, South Carolina on Hot 1039, which we are now nationally syndicated on, by the way. This had to be 2004. Well, I explained to him some things that the club does and that we do out there in the community.

And maybe now he's knowledgeable of it. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's up? This is Karima from Jacksonville, Florida. Karima, what's up, mama? Get it off your chest. I am tired of this bipolar weather. Why are you tired of the bipolar weather, baby?

Everybody has to deal with their mental health issues, including the weather. Why are you upset with the bipolar weather? Listen, Charlamagne, that's why you call us the Florida Crazies is because it's crazy behind weather. You know what? You might be right. It's just raining. The other day was hot. Now today I'm cold.

I just wanted to get that off my chest. By the way, let's be clear. People in Florida are way more consistent with their crazy than the weather is, okay? You weren't about that. That's right. I just went off on my husband and gave him a kiss and he got out the car. What are you two doing?

Why you went off on him, baby? I was hot, then I was cold and I rolled down the window and he just was like, you know what? I'm just tired of your ass. He cursed him out and then kissed him. Well, that's marriage. There you go. I don't know.

You're going to curse him out because you're going through menopause. Send him a nice text now. Oh, he'll be all right. That's right. He'll be all right. It's Florida. He ain't got nothing else to do. Hello, who's this?

Yo, it's your boy, Franco, man. All right, Franco. Who's boy is this? Yee's boy, Charlamagne boy, or Envy's boy? Yo, I'm all y'all boys. You feel me? I rock with the Breakfast Club heavy. I listen to y'all every morning.

Y'all get me through my day. You know what I'm saying? Y'all get me through. No bull. Appreciate you. Today might be our anniversary. Have we been on for eight years today? Or when is it?

Well, it is, but we were going to say Friday. Oh, okay. Well, Friday. Friday. Happy early anniversary, because I might not get through on Friday. I try to get through every day. But, you know, shout out to Oien Heights Project. I just got to get this off my chest, man.

You know what I'm saying? You know, I do medical transportation. You know, I'm just, I got to get it off my chest, man. I'm tired of bringing it to the methadone clinic. Yeah, I mean, I know the drug thing, the drugs are so bad out there now. But you're helping people, man. You're helping them. We're getting them to rehab, man.

No, no. I know we're helping them. But, you know, the government ain't helping them, man. The government needs them. We're getting them to rehab, man. I know we're helping them, but the government ain't helping them, man. The government needs to shut that down. It's like a liquid heroin. Why would the government shut down what's making them so much money? Exactly. It's all corrupted.

Well, thank you for checking in, brother. Hey, y'all, great afternoon, man. You too. You want the government to stop their own profits? Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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

Hello, who's this? Hey, guys. It's me, Salem. Hey, Salem. Hey, Salem's this? Hey, guys. It's me, Salem. Hey, Salem. Hey, y'all. What's up? Today I wanted to ask you something. Yes, Salem.

I know this is so, so awkward. So my friend, she has like the biggest crush on you. And she tells me she asks you like every day. She just wants a little, you know, say hey, you know, just a little something from you. I guess she needs a little acknowledgement from you. What's her name? She got a little crush on you, Yee. you know, just a little something from you. I guess she needs a little acknowledgement from you. What's her name? She got a little crush on you, Yee. What's her name?

What? Kamika. Kamika? Yeah, she asks you every day. When I tell you she is in love with you. Where does she ask me this at? On social media? Shout out, Yee.

On Twitter. If I'm correct, it's on Twitter. I see it every day. She's about, like, almost every day. But I'm not about to, you know, downplay her. Like, it makes it seem like she's a little thirsty, but she's not. She loves you. Okay. Well, hey, Kamika, I gotta find her Twitter name. Yes, but I

just wanted to say that I love you guys. I'll talk to you guys later. All right. Yeah, she just hung up on us. Pretty much. Hello, bitch. I like that. Hey, this is Chandler from Columbus. How y'all doing? Chandler, what's up, brother? Get it off your chest. Well, good. First things first, shout out to Angela Yee, Kaylin, and Taylor. They're always looking nice on Instagram.

A little fun size T. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. To DJ Envy, I've seen your son a little bit on TV. You thought he looked good, too? He actually did his thing at safety. He actually did his thing. Yeah, he a little short. We got to get him to grow a little bit.

He had a couple of pads. You know, he might have held a little bit. But he all right. They winning. That's all that matters. Thank you for watching him, though. He's straight. Oh, he a little short. We got to get him to grow a little bit. He had a couple of pads. He might have held a little bit, but he all right. They winning. That's all that matters. Thank you for watching him, though. He is great. Oh, for sure. About the same height as Charlamagne. And Charlamagne, basically, did you tell Tyler Perry to stop dressing like he's

20 years old? You know what's so funny? When I saw Tyler at the Global Citizens Festival, I said to him, I said, man, you look hot and bothered. Because you mind? It was 85 degrees. And he had a scarf on and a Fair God jacket. And he was like, what do you mean hot and bothered? I'm like, you look hot and bothered.

And he did take the jacket off. That is a fact. Jeans is a little too tight, too. But that's besides the fact. But I mean, Tyler, I mean, he's a billionaire. He can do what the hell he wants. Yeah, you better be happy he ain't going around naked. You know, when you're that rich, you do what you want.

Yeah, most people that are that rich dress way weirder than Tyler Perry. You right, you right. I just want to say God bless you, little man. Thank you, bro. Is there an age? Well, I guess there's an age limit on clothes. I didn't feel like he looked like he was trying to look young, though. I didn't really pay him any attention.

But when you that rich, you wear what you want. Hello, who's this? Angel. Angel, what's up, bro? Get it Angel. Angel, what's up, bro? Get it off your chest. What's up, bro? I just want to say, hey, I'm blessed for having my wife holding it down during the holidays, putting all the decorations up.

And I was wondering if Charlamagne could drop a bomb for my beautiful white queen at home. Drop what? What's her name? What's her name? Jessica. Drop one of Clues' bombs for Jessica, you know, risking her life and limb because her husband is scared to get on the roof. So she's on top of the roof putting the Christmas decorations up.

No, no, no. Drop one of the clues bombs for Jessica for doing all the work putting up the decorations in the Christmas tree because her husband is lazy as hell and ain't doing nothing. He's so scared, man. Hey, Charlamagne, also on Sickle Boat, I found the part that you're talking about. Let's not give it away. Let's not give it away. That's all right. That's our little secret. I'm surprised they both. I found the part that you're talking about. Let's not give it away. Let's not give it away. That's all right.

That's our little secret. I'm surprised I didn't believe out that part. I was wondering if you could give me some cool points and give her a shout out on Twitter. And send her a little tweet. What's her tweet? Who? Your wife? Yes.

I don't think you're going to tweet your wife. Don't do it. What's her Twitter name? This isn't going to go well. This is going to be bad for you, brother. It's not going to go well. It's our at boy mom. At boy mom? Oh, yeah. I have kids, man. It's not going to go well. It's all right. At Boy Mom. At Boy Mom.

Oh, yeah. I have kids, man. We play. You know, they play. They play. She loves her kids. Your wife's Twitter name is at B-O-Y-M-O-M. Yeah.

263. 263. Everybody at Jessica right now. This is not going to go well. Everybody at Jessica right now. Good luck, sir. Thank you, though. All right.

Bye. Thank you. Oh, my goodness. What are you going to write? I'm going to put good morning at boy mom. Find you a man that's not afraid to go on the roof to put up the Christmas decorations. See? That's all.

See? Always goes bad. That's all. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. You got rumors on the way? Yes. Find out who's suing their ex-manager for a million dollars.

Also, find out what TV show just ended up costing Netflix $100 million. All right. We'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club.100 million. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. All right, let's get to these rumors. Let's talk Q-Tip. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee.

Rumor has it. Breakfast Club. Listen up. Man, Q-Tip has revealed on his Instagram page that he is taking care of his mom because his mom is suffering from Alzheimer's and dementia. Here's what he said. My mother suffers with dementia and Alzheimer's. You know, being able to wake up with her every day and take care of her has been something that's been eye-opening and it's also been inspirational. Mom, I love you so much.

That's horrible. Brings up to his mom. Now, my mom, my mother-in-law has dementia. She lives with us, and that's very, very tough. I was actually talking to somebody yesterday, and they are trying to build, and I'm trying to invest in it as well, a dementia community where it's a whole village of people who have dementia,

but it's kind of locked in where they can still do the normal things. They can still go to the grocery store. They can still do the normal things that people do, but it's kind of gated so they can't go outside. Is that safe? Yeah, it's going to be watched. People are going to be watching.

Oh, they're going to have caretakers. Right, caretakers, but it's going to be their own village, so that way they can still do some of the things, watch TV, go to plays, go to a movie theater, go get food. So correct me because I don't know. Why can't they do that in like a regular community? They forget where they're going. Like they'll just walk out the house and just start walking. Yeah, sometimes they'll walk out the door and you just don't

know where they are. They won't wear a jacket, they won't wear shoes. But they have care takers with them at all. Tell them, I'm saying, why can't they watch TV and do all that other stuff now? They can, but it'll be their own type of village where there'll be other people with dementia there. They can walk outside if they want to and go to the grocery store. And then if they can't remember where they're going, somebody

will bring them back to their home. Won't they be aware that the other people around them have dementia? That's what I'm saying. They won't remember. That's what I'm saying. It kind of requires when you have somebody with dementia or Alzheimer's, like care all the time because you don't know when they're going to walk out,

forget where they are, and then they're like, I can't find my mom. I can't find my grandmother. And so somebody has to be able to bring them back or find them. Okay. My mother-in-law has, she lost her dog. So every couple of days, she remembers her losing a dog and starts breaking down crying like she just lost a dog for the first time, but she lost a dog 20 years ago. You need a lot of support.

Yeah. I'm just trying to figure out what is the benefit of having a dementia community? Like, what would the other people from dementia... Them being able to do their own thing and being able to walk around and being free and not having to be... Because, you know, she's pretty much locked in the house because we're scared that she can go outside

and walk in the woods, you know? Like, you don't know. Like, you don't know what's on their mind at any time. And some people can't afford to hire a caretaker like 24-7 like that. Very expensive. For just one person. That's what I say. hire a caretaker like 24 7. Very expensive. That's what I say. That's what I go back to is it's safe if you have all these people with dementia

walking around with no caretakers. It'll be caretakers. That's not going to be walking free. It's going to be people watching the area and being there, but it's not going to be up close because things will be safe for them. They can't go out and just run across the highway. They can't go out and just run in the street. People will still be taking care of them'll be their own village will be safe.

All right. Now, T-Pain is suing his ex-manager for $1 million. He initially signed with him back in 2005, and then he extended his contract for five years in 2009. They were supposed to get 20% commission from him from all of his deals, but he said they did not deliver everything they were supposed to do. They didn't protect him, advise his career decisions. And he did pay those commissions before he found out they were not licensed to be an agent. So he fired them, told them to stop interfering with his endeavors.

So now he went to $1 million in damages and the return of all the commissions that he paid them since 2005. Something tells me that manager don't have that million dollars just lying around. They give him. I don't think so. All right. Now, Travis Scott, there were these photos that Travis Scott was cheating and it turned into a huge viral story. Well, it turns out that it was an impersonator that actually staged the whole thing.

It was a YouTuber named Christian Adam G. And he admitted that he staged it. Here's what he said. The goal of this video is not to hurt anybody's relationship, but it's to see how guttural is the Internet. The question is, do the internet even care about the truth sometimes? I wanted to prove the point

that, you know, most stories you see on the internet is almost never true. People say this and people say that, but to be honest, the lie is always

more entertaining. So, my plan was simple. And to put this all to the test, I dressed up as Travis Scott from head to toe and posed for a fake paparazzi photo

I took basically myself. That's not funny. That's not funny at all. Listen, why is it not funny? First of all, nobody cares about the truth when the lie is more entertaining. I'm not even mad at that young man for doing this social experiment. I'm mad at people for constantly falling for stuff like this. Why are we so gullible as a people?

Now, Kim Kardashian posted, I hate I'm bringing attention to this, but this is absolutely disgusting that you would find this funny to mess with Travis and Kylie, who just started a family together. This is really damaging to relationships, families, and so wrong. And Kylie Jenner said, I don't know if this is really a social experiment to some people, but you're messing with real people, real relationships, real family. I'm happy my relationship is strong because this is getting out of hand. It's not just him, though.

It's like a million different fake stories online that people are pushing. I agree wholeheartedly. But we live in an era where nobody cares about the truth when the lies were entertaining. And even though Travis Scott is a proud, platinum carrying card member of the faithful black male community, he's giving them

a great out for the future, though. Because if he ever does really get caught out there, all he's got to do is... That wasn't me. See, remember what happened last time, right? Somebody messing around again. Alright, now, Netflix has paid $100 million to continue licensing the show Friends. They had acquired all 236 episodes back in 2015, and they had previously paid $30 million a year to stream that show. Now they have to pay $100 million.

Wow. Yes. A lot of people were upset. Spending all that money for that trash ass show. Well, you know what? The fans were demanding it. A lot of people thought they weren't going to have it anymore. Fans went crazy, so now they realized they couldn't let them leave. Trash ass show with no diversity. Not a black friend on

Friends. Alright, I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Report. Alright, now when we come back Meek Mill will be joining us. His album Championships is out right now, so keep it locked. It's the Breakfast report. All right. Now, when we come back, Meek Mill will be joining us. His album, Championships, is out right now. So keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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Text BREAKFAST to 74456. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes, sir. Meek Mill. Yeah, what's up?

Meek Millie. What's poppin'? Album Championship is out right now. It's a great time. Amazing project. Why are people acting like this is a comeback album or something? I don't know. They was tripping for a minute, you know?

But they acting like it's like you was down and out, like done or something. That's what they was on, right? I wouldn't say down and out. Let's not forget. Let's not forget. Let's not forget. That's what they was acting. We're going to be humble about the situation because I'm just grateful to be able to make

money and do what I do. People thought it was over. But they are. I thought it was over but they are what i'm saying no i'm just saying i believe that people root for me in a great way they're seeing all i've been through and then you know i i prevail came through all of it when i came home i was doing a lot of good people like we just need the music that was taking a long time and then we deliver do you feel pressure to top your dreams and nightmare Intro every time you do an intro? No, I want to though. I don't feel pressure to because it's my work. I think it's probably a little pressure even trying to

compete with that type of intro, but it don't really matter. On the intro to this one you say you so rich you can't even f*** a chick raw. What does that mean, Meek? That means that I'm getting so much money I don't want to have sex with girls that I'm not in a relationship with. No raw meek.

I mean, somebody was having a back and forth. Man, somebody was having a conversation about that the other day that was like, that's impossible. I'm like, no, it's not impossible to be having sex with condoms on. What you mean it's impossible? You don't stick it in and then put it on? No. What?

I'm just asking. Do you do that? What the hell are you talking about? No, I'm just asking. Nobody do no like that. What are you talking about? You let a stick it in you? No, I'm just asking. Nobody do no like that. What are you talking about? Do you let a stick it in you and them for the night? No, absolutely not. Who made you come up with that?

It's not a good idea because they have the premature ejaculation. You definitely done it before. Yeah. It's the premature thing that you could get pregnant from, the premature ejaculation. What is you talking about? That's what I make sure. Yeah, it ain't even about no pregnancy.

You don't want no disease, no nothing. So how poor do you have to be to smash a chick, girl? Is that a poor people thing? No, I'm just saying I got a rich mind frame. Even before I had money, I was like that, though. I always, I only got one kid. You have some bodies you wish you could take back? Like, man, I would take my back if I could.

No, no, no. I don't got nobody. I'd be like, probably back in the day from my neighborhood or something like that. I just was talking about that. Me and my homies around had some girl houses and shit. So some girls, they always be on the step, but they wasn't out there. We just reminiscing.

I know them girls in there probably like, me, I ain't nobody. I used to fuck him any time I went to, and we just laughed as we rode by. Can you always tell when you're handing in this album, could you tell what was going to be the big moments that everybody was going to be talking about on social media? Of course the Jay-Z moment was gonna be a big moment. I thought just having Jay-Z rapping over What's Beef was a big moment.

Meek Mill and Cardi, a big moment, I think. Me and Drake, big moment. What else? What was that first conversation with you and Drake? How did that happen? You know, everybody's always trying to link us up and. So, you know, when we first talked, we're like, yo, I ain't.

Everybody's trying to bring, I know you. I don't want to talk to you because nobody bringing us together. Like, we talk to each other when we ready. You might not be ready for that. I might not be ready for that. And we had like, I swear to God on everything I love, I don't even remember what's the first, I think it's like a DM or something like that.

It might be from him and it might, I don't know. And Nicki never tried to squash that beef because she was in between both of y'all. No. No? Yeah, no. You got to be tired of hearing them two names in interviews. Yeah, I did that before. I did a radio, I did an interview.

Look, I'm some real shit. I'm not even doing a lot of radio. I just want people to know, like, I'm not following the standard thing you got to do to, like, sell music and, music and talk about the same people. When you be like, Meek Mill says this about Drake. Meek Mill said this about Tekashi. Meek Mill said this about Nick.

No, I didn't say nothing about them. Somebody asked me about them. So you know what I'm saying? When you see the headline, f*** it all women. And one time I was in the middle of an interview and it was my guy, Quicksilver. I rock with him a lot. And he just was the 15th interviewer of the week. And I was like Yo this shit is

F***ing with me At night time I'm going to sleep With Nicki and Drake On my mind For real This is like When all this s***

You know what I'm saying When it start f***ing With my real life Atlantic I'm not doing no more Radio no more this week That's just what it is It's in my real life now

And you have big things That you're dealing with Right now And I saw you and Micah Rubin Have this initiative To get one million people out of this criminal justice system. Yeah. And when we say one million people, we ain't talking about one million people out of prison, just out of the system. You know, there's a lot of people on bail with $100 bails, people on probation for long periods of time.

They don't need to be on probation for 15 years for crimes that don't even hold that much time. So, you know, we're just working hard and trying to make change. I always tell people that I'm not like on my activist type time. I'm just on some, this is what I'm bringing to the table. This is what I'm experienced with. I know a lot about it. I got a lot of manpower behind me that care about what's going on. You know, we're trying to make change.

You speaking on some real issues, though, that are starting great conversations. Like, even you talk about on trauma, ain't no PTSD. Now, I see you got your anxiety. Yeah, my book about anxiety and PTSD and all that. Yeah, I seen it. And you said, ain't no PTSD. The drugs keep them at ease. And a lot of people will say you're encouraging self-medication to deal with these issues,

for mental health issues. But I don't think that's what you was doing. No, hell no, I wasn't doing that. But it's real life. Sometimes you see people, you can't sleep at night, you might gotta get prescribed some marijuana

so you can go to sleep. You might gotta get prescribed some sleeping medicine to go to sleep from trauma shit you seen. And I was really speaking of like, even like when you go to court, you can't go to court

and be like, yeah, I was carrying this gun because 50 people in my neighborhood got killed when I was younger and I got post-traumatic stress disorder. They ain't trying to hear that that you come from the army or something like that then it's it makes sense but for my community if you come talking that talk that's like a foreign

language and I felt like coming out now I had more people listening to my music sometimes I look at some people funny they be like this is harder than it ever been I'm like this is the same tactics I've been using I won't say the whole time because I grew older and learned more, this is harder than it ever been. I'm like, this is the same tactics I've been using, I won't say the whole time because I grew older and learned more. Like, this is the same thing. You're just listening to it different. We talk about, you know, doing stuff in our own community. Like, we want more judges and more police officers

and more people that look like us in our own community. And then listen to your album. That's exactly the same type of people that put you worse. What do you mean? Like, the judge same type of people that put you worse. What you mean? Like, the judge is from your community that gave you more time. The cops are from the community. Let me break it down, too.

That's a real issue, too, that nobody really addresses. My judge was black. My PO was black. The DA was white. The cops that arrested me was black. Like, I was doing a speech, and I was just talking about how one of the cops,

he was like 33, I was like 19. He got up there and was dropping tears. Like, he was like, you know what I'm saying? I asked the judge not to give you a lot of time if you apologize to me. She was like, this is on public record, too. The judge said, Mr. Williams, do you want to apologize to him for you getting sentenced?

My life is on the line. I could get five to 10 years, 10 to 20 years. No, I don't want to apologize to him because I didn't do it. My lawyer tapped me on my side and whispered in my ear saying, you better apologize right now and this could change your life right now. I was like, if you felt threatened, I apologize. But basically not apologizing for pointing no gun at you. That's like an admission of guilt. Yeah, hell yeah. And that's how that work, though. People don't understand.

We got parole. When you go in front of the parole board, even if they know you took a deal for a crime that you didn't, do you still have to admit to guilt before stepping out the walls? You got to go in front of three people in the room and just admit to some shit you guilty to, and you ain't even do it. You just took a deal because, for say,

Tekashi K's whole life sentence. He might end up taking a deal. I don't know what he gonna do, but he'll take a deal for 10 years. He probably ain't even do half of the shit that they got him listed for. That's just how they got the system rated. You know what I'm saying?

How does that give young people hope? Because I'm looking at it like we talk about it all the time. It's self-hate. Do more for our community, but then it's the same people that put you in the hole as the same people that look like you. It's self-h all the time like self-hate you do more for our community but then it's the same people that that put you in the hole that's the same people that self-hate and self-hate we have more with meek mill when we come back don't move it's the breakfast club good morning morning everybody is dj envy angela yee charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club

meek mill is in the building charlamagne you said on the album sending you to jail a black woman sending you to jail almost made you hate your people so how did you get on the album sending you to jail a black woman sending you to jail almost made you hate your people so how did you get to the point where you don't hate your people cause I love my people so you know what I mean

I really know everybody ain't like that but just going through them situations in the cell you be like how can another person like me do this to me

and you live somewhere in my area and you understand like what we going through like you got people that look like me on your block that act like me,

that's just like me. I know all these people around her way. You know what I'm going through, and you know where I came from and how far I made it. Are you going to take me from all the way up here and put me below ground zero because you can't control me? If you think about it, when I was coming up here, I was telling you, she put me in etiquette class.

Etiquette class to cost $10,000. I'm like, why do it cost $10,000 for somebody to eat with forks and spoons? And, miss, I beg your pardon. No disrespect. I go to better restaurants than you. I know how to eat in restaurants around the people that you think you have to impress. I don't want nobody to teach me how to hold my fork. I want to eat, hold my fork the way my mom taught me how to hold my fork.

I've seen some of them pictures of you and like Mr. Childs. And you don't mean you didn't know how to fork. Yeah, but it was just like a way of, like I said, one day in court, I said, I ain't had no dirty piss test, Y'all. You said piss in my courtroom? It's the correct word is your etiquette class. Don't nobody say I got to go urine. Yeah, it's just not in our culture. But it was just like, it was kind of like a control-based thing where somebody had power over you,

and they just felt like they wanted to use the power. Even in prison, I've seen that a lot. Some guy just kept waking me up and kept telling me, a CO, like, yo, man, get up, you got to clean that bathroom, man. I mean, clean the barbershop. I'm like, I'm not cleaning the barbershop, man. So every day I just said, all right, I'm going to clean the barbershop. Just not showing no disrespect. All right, I'm going to clean the barbershop, man. So every day I just said, like, all right, I'm going to clean the barbershop. Just not show no disrespect.

All right, I'm going to clean the barbershop. Lay right back down. But after a while, when he really figured out, like, I was humble. He thought I was coming in jail. Everybody think you coming in there like I'm somebody.

Like, no, I don't even want to be here. There's no way I could feel special when I'm in jail. So everybody was like a little bit worse in the beginning. And it always seemed to be like your own people first that treat you the worst and like they want to break you down yeah and all the spanish guys in

there as soon as you come in they they all eat together they do everything together you look at man it's a self-hate problem i don't want to say the wrong thing and like discredit my people and our culture was going on it's a lot of self-hate going on that's why you see me on all interviews any interview you see me talking about anybody I had a problem with be from Drake

to Game to anybody it's all love I'm not even I see Game said y'all squashed to be from Happy about that

yeah we been did that though when I came home it's like I came from the penitentiary really with n****s that got life in prison like the people who people act like

they praising are supposed to be gangsters to them in their eyes. They got life in prison. They wish they never did what they did or made that emotional mistake to put them in prison for the rest of their life. So I really, yo, bro, we ain't really trying to do that. We both getting money. We rich. We can sit here and pretend for the people like we ready to go do a life sentence and get caught up in some real drama. I ain't really trying to do that right now. If my life ain't on the line, we could bypass this right now.

Do you think the more you stand for something, the more they want to silence you? You got a line like that on the album. Yeah, it's getting scary, too. Yeah. Yeah, I be getting scared. Like, somebody going to try to, like, just remove me from what's going on. They trying to backdoor me in a quiet way. And I feel like that now.

Like, running around with them guys, powerful people like Jay-Z, Robert Crabb, Michael Rubin. And there's a list of other billionaires behind our whole movement too that we talking about reform. You talking about doing something and bettering people. So you always going to have a group of people, no matter if it's law enforcement or if it's people from your own neighborhood that's just wishing on your downfall. So were the feds really investigating neighborhood that's just wishing on your downfall. So were the feds really investigating you? You say that on the album too. No, I've just been hearing a lot of talk about people

just worrying about my life and what I got going on. Meek Mill ain't in no criminal activity. I've been making money a long time. I've been doing my thing for a long time, and I don't think I should be in the middle of nothing that got to do with no criminal activity. That's why the whole conspiracy situation was even made to, like, tie everybody into what people got going on.

Like, it's like, me, I could talk. Nobody never told me I couldn't talk to felons. But if you a felon, you're not supposed to be able to talk to other felons. How can you not talk to other felons if your whole family is felons? Like, where the hell you going to go at? Our whole neighborhood is felons. Everybody we grew up with know is felons. Like, where the hell are you going to go at? Our whole neighborhood is felons. Everybody we grew up with know is felons. How can we?

My grandma got 12, 13 kids. They all got kids. When I go back to Philadelphia, that's my family. That's who I'm going to be around. That's who I know. I ain't involved with what they got going on. I don't know about what they got going on. All I know is I get 250 a show.

I'm making money every day. I'm doing what I want to do, how I do it. I ain't breaking no laws. Leave me the hell alone. Leave me out of all that shit. But you know when you standing up for prison reform, you're f***ing with them people's money. That's what they got in private prisons.

Yeah, and all y'all got to do is give me a warning and I'll get out your way. I ain't here to sacrifice my life for everybody. I'm here to sacrifice my life for my family and my son, for real. So if they come to you and they be like, look, we on to you.

The white man wants you to stop. You'll stop talking about prison reform, Meek? Yeah, I'll probably fall back. Yo, go ahead, bless somebody else's hands with that. This s*** about my son and them,

I ain't going to jail for these motherf***ers. I ain't going to jail for nobody. All right. I'm going to jail for my family. I sacrificed myself for my mother, my sister, my son.

If I could help along the way, then that's what it is. And not to be selfish, not to be selfish. What I can do, I will help. Would you do that? Oh, man. The fuck you asking me? What would you do?

Give me your answer. No, you can't give me your answer. No, no, no. Give me your answer. What would you do? I'm not an activist, though. I'm a G. I'll tell you the truth.

I ain't here to spit that political shit to, like, sway the world. If I could save one person out of jail, I'm cool with that. I feel you, though, because even when I'm talking about mental health, I'm not talking about it because I'm trying to influence a whole bunch of people. I'm just talking about my experience.

Yeah, but what would you do, though? Some people tell you your life is on a line doing this. What the hell are you going to do? You got three daughters and a wife. They all rely on you. See, I'm not an activist. You know what I'm saying? What would you do?

That's what I'm trying to say. No, I'm not going to jail for these bitches. Yeah, I'm not going to jail. know what I'm saying? What would you do? That's what I'm trying to say. No, I'm not going to jail for these b****es. Yeah, I'm not going to jail. Of course then. What I suppose is. But people want to put you in that activist position. So they be like, oh, me, a real activist will go to jail or give his life. I'm not that though.

You got some real people that'll step up behind me and be like, that's sacrifice. Give it to myself. That's why Kaepernick is so much of a hero. That's why he who he is. Because he sacrificed his dreams and his life for the sake of police brutality. Everybody else. And all these still won't stand behind. They still go against exactly what he represents.

Before you ask that, you're still on probation, so you still have to go to court. People don't know that. People think you're free running around, but you're still on probation, right? Yeah, I'm still on probation. You're on bail. I'm on bail, yeah. So when's the next court date? I don't even know.

You don't get no court date. You go in front of higher courts, and they just make a ruling. I could just go leave out of here right now, and they'd be like, they ruled on your case. And they could go either way. Without you saying nothing. No, you don't even have to be there. So it's like, that's how that shit is set up. You don't even have to be in there.

So with that said, and you going to the judge a couple times, not really going at him. I'm not going at him. I'm just explaining my feelings and this shit. I'm just explaining how I feel. I'm explaining the part. Really, actually, I really have, I really thank her. Everything I went through has put me where I'm at right now. I don't live like that with having, like, a grudge towards somebody

or, like, having hate towards somebody for a certain amount of time. Of course, when I was in a cell, I got shackles on my son in the visiting room. I'm like, I hate this lady. But when I got out and prevailed all over him, like everything happened for a reason, man. I'm in this position I'm in now. And I don't think it's her. She did it. But, you know, God made things happen that made this happen.

All right. We got more with Meek Mill when we come back. Let's get into a Meek Mill mini mix. Let me know your favorite Meek Mill joint. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. got more with Meek Mill when we come back. Let's get into a Meek Mill mini-mix. Let me know your favorite Meek Mill joint. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was a Meek Mill

mini-mix. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Meek Mill is here. Charlamagne?

You speak a lot about Kaepernick kneeling on the aisle. Yeah. Have you ever asked Robert Kraft why him and the other owner of the black ball in Kaepernick? No, that was like, I don't know if he blackballing Kaepernick.

I had conversations about Kaepernick, our own personal conversations. And I even had conversations with Kaepernick on a personal level about moving forward and doing what he need to do. Because I'm in full support of him and doing what he need to do to pursue his dreams. You ever ask Robert, like, yo, why don't y'all sign Kaep? To back up. No, I didn't ask him why he never signed him. I never asked. I know Jeffrey Lowery.

I know all of them. I never asked him why they didn't sign him because I don't know his stats. I don't know what he got going on as far as football and where his position is at. Well, he's definitely getting blackballed. Yeah, I see that. So you can use some of the meek influence

just to ask the audience. And I do. He know what's going on behind the scenes and what we got going on and how I'm moving. Are you really putting out another album, another one before the end of the year? I hope not, man. No, I'm just capping it. All right, let me get you. I know.

They asked me. There's a lot of music. I'm like, come on now. I can be like on Instagram. I'm doing Ask Meek and people ask me a bunch of stuff. I'm just popping shit. Everything can be so serious with this. I don't know who called you immediately. I'm like Ask Meek, and people ask me a bunch of stuff. I'm just popping shit. Everything be so serious with this. I don't know who called you immediately, like, no.

A lot of this stuff, like, in this interview, like, Meek Mill says he won't stand up for black people. If the white man come out. This shit is all propaganda, man. So she clickbait set up to do this this way, man. I'm just kicking it all the way how I feel and how I needed to feel. Y'all this you see how i always tell y'all y'all got the triangle of this is mental right now that's why i give you a chance this is mental right here you could be right here you could be right here you could be right here it's all mental right here three-way talking and then when the clickbait come on and start happening it's just's just all f***ing propaganda, man. But you know,

this is the label say you gotta do. You know, I don't like doing interviews. I don't like talking. We know you don't like them. No, for real. If you see me doing an interview

and I did three, I'm forced to do that. Like, I would rather somebody come to my neighborhood and do an interview about my life, my upbringing. I don't be wanting

to talk about everybody else. I like talking about me. So you really need a woman to comb your waves the right way, in the right direction? I saw you said that on Twitter, too. No. What happened on Twitter? Some girl texted me last night.

I know. That was a funny thing to propose to somebody. Some girl texted me last night about, do I like massaging backs? Y'all seen that? What's that, man? Call Sam in here real quick. She said she'll massage your feet

and comb your waves in the right direction. And you said send an app. Oh, I ain't read. I ain't even see all that. That's the crazy part. I just read the first line when she was like, she said something. I want to be your girlfriend.

I ain't look at her picture or nothing. I just put your app in. Who's the girl that Meek DM'd about getting a massage? I ain't DM'd. No, look, a girl texted me last night. It was like, a girl texted me last night like, whoa, when you start wanting to massage and cook food for people, I'm like, I woke up this morning.

I took night quill last night because I was sick, so when I woke up, I was dizzy. I'm just on the phone talking. I'm like, I'm sleeping. I'm going to call you back. But when I woke up, I seen a text. I'm like, I ain't texting nothing like that. And Sam got Twitter control right here.

You know what I mean? So Sam sent that out? I don't know. Sam must have been. Sam like massages in the back row. Hold up. So Meek, you telling me you got a ghostwriter? Yeah, I got a ghostwriter.

I got a Twitter finger writer. You know what I'm saying? You know, I got to control myself on Twitter a little bit. Now, on what's free, you say free is the TV not controlling what you see. So how did TV influence you growing up? That's what we watch. YouTube influenced the kids, babies now. When you hear your babies like,

hey guys, you know how YouTube, every video come off like that. I got one two-year-old cousin that's hey guys, they influenced by that TV. No, I'm serious. They don't even know how to talk. And they run around saying hey guys and trying to do blogs, walking around the supermarket. TV is basically the teacher.

It programs us as people. Like me, even nowadays, I don't watch TV. I watch internet TV. It's a way I can choose what I want to watch. I think I'm a conspiracy theorist now. After watching all those YouTube videos? Yeah, I think somebody unlocked my brain. What are some funny things that your son is asking you now

after him watching stuff on YouTube and TV? Did he grow his dress? You said he wanted to grow his dress. Yeah, my son got dressed now. I wanted my son to grow his. My son's hair look crazy, man. He look like the little kid off of Lil Ras who's had a dress be poking all over the place.

He influenced by Lil Pump, Lil Uzi and them. That's his era, and that's how he rock. And I'm just like, you ain't getting no color in your head, dog. You get some braids. That's next. First you got the dreads, then the color. Yeah, you got to. Yeah, if he fight for it, he probably get it, but nah.

Uzi from Philly, though. But that ain't the Philly wave, though. Uzi could get away with that because that's his wave. But that ain't our Philly wave. And I just feel like I spend enough time with my son. It's like Boosie's son. Boosie's son got the Boosie fade because he's like I spend enough time with my son it's like Boosie son Boosie son got the Boosie fade because he's spending a lot of time with his kids to a certain level where they

want to be like him you know I'm saying they understand it um my son wants a beard no he want he want dress right now you know I'm saying I hope one day he wants some waves from me influencing him that much how do you monitor his habits like his tv habits internet habits stuff like that I just grab your phone you know I pops up i don't my son don't know when i would damn come home now let me see your phone real quick yep do the same thing safari what's going on make sure you got no porn no craze because the internet has no cap on it like i don't know watch our kids phones man see what y'all kids commenting on instagram and like that your kids on instagram trolling why you sitting in the living room

and they on the phone and the celebrity comments. Or they might be even in the little boy or little girl DM talking crazy. You know, I go through all that. Let me see what's going on. You find anything crazy? I did five months. First day I came home, no, I ain't not find nothing crazy. I found stuff that's a little, my son doing a little bit

too much, but not crazy. 100 Summers, I hear that record and I hear you talk about, I guess, because you said you had PTSD before. You feel like you got PTSD. Yeah, I got that. Yeah, I never got diagnosed for it,

but I know I got it from all the shit I seen in my life. And yeah, even a hundred summers, I hear that. I hear the anxiety in your voice. So you ever think you'll get over that feeling

of like watching your back? Yeah, I think I'm going to get over it. Sometimes I like, I used to go to certain cribs I got now like probably for the last four years i used to go to sleep till the sun came up i had homies that got like kidnapped just breaking their house all types of stuff well you still say you're looking at the mirror and everything when you park and you you make sure you check your surroundings because you're still scared on it yeah but i just know how to speak to pain like i'm not fully living that right now like it

ain't like that right now. I've been sleeping in a hotel for four months. I don't feel like nobody gonna break in my rear view. I don't feel like I'm gonna get shot in Manhattan. I still don't, no matter what. When I go home, I'm in that rear view. Yeah, when I go home, like, when you up in the, when you going home or if you coming out the hood,

like, you know what I mean? I'm like a hood baby. Like, Philly is small. When I go home to get to downtown, you gotta go through the hood. You know what I'm saying? It's just like that. Or, like, my whole family, like, Philly is small. When I go home to get to downtown, you got to go through the hood. You know what I'm saying? It's just like that. Like, my whole family, like, I don't want nobody to make me feel like I can't stop at my grandmom's house.

My grandmom is older. She had time spent with her. I stopped by. She raised me and my whole family. You wouldn't want nobody to want you to feel like you can't stop past your grandmom's house. So I go to my grandmom's house. I go to my aunt's house. I had Thanksgiving in the middle of the hood.

And I ain't like, this ain't a thing. Sometimes you see me post the pictures of me in the hood. Don't think I'm standing out there like I'm on a block. No. This was a nice scenery. It matches my, I was here long enough. I wanted to take a picture. And I definitely posted this when I left.

You post a picture where you at in the hood, you lose your life because nothing but there's a lot of evil going on in the hood nowadays and a lot of bad things happening so, you know. Sounds like you want to go more from, less from being an artist and more from CEO and having artists. That's what I'm hearing more and more from this album, more and more from your voice. Is that true? Yeah, I'm just going into boss mode

and grown man mode for real, for real. Alright, we got more with Meek Mill when we come back. Let's get into a joint off the album. This one is featuring Jay-Z and Rick man. More for real, for real. All right, we got more with Meek Mill when we come back. Let's get into a joint off the album. This one is featuring Jay-Z and Rick Ross. It's called What's Free. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. That was What's Free. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Meek Mill is here.

His album is out right now, Championships. Yee. So there's a lot of talk about this being a classic album. People are saying this is the album of the year. Ye. So there's a lot of talk about this being a classic album. People are saying this is the album of the year. Do you feel like this is your best project that you've done?

I feel like all my projects are my best projects. Out of all of them, do you feel like this is the best? I don't know yet. I figured out when. It's too early for all that kind of talk, though. No, it ain't too early. I hear when people say that, too, though. See, I don't think so.

Come on. People say that, too. That's bias, too, man. You know when you hear something off the rip, that's what it is, man. Where's the record with J. Cole? We heard you did a record with J. Cole. No, we was in the studio together. We never recorded a record.

Never? Okay. Yeah, we did a lot of talking and really critiquing each other and really just giving game and having a good conversation. I think the album is dope. I just don't like when you do girl records. I feel like the label makes you do those records. No, they don't. They actually don't. I see. I'm don't like when you do girl records. I feel like the label makes you do those records. No, they don't.

They actually don't. I see. I'm a girl, so I like those records. All the girls like them. My girl record ain't for you to like it. I said it's not for you. I'm just saying. It's a dope record, though.

Biggie and Jaden had girl records or club records you could get with. I like championships and Cole Harden and Hunter Summers. Yeah, but the whole point of my album is to have records that... He's diverse. They're all types of... Mick is not just known for being the championships guy. He's also the ladies' man as well. Yeah, the chicks mess with me a little bit too.

You know what I'm saying? I make 24-7 for Charlamagne. He never been up there. Like, Charlamagne's gonna think about this. You trying to run around saying, 24-7! What are you trying to do on your off time. I don't know.

You're a multi-dimensional person. Like, not only are you talking about your street records, you're also talking about relationships, love, almost falling in love. Meek shot his shot on that album. On Going Bad, you said the only thing you want for Christmas is Lori Harvey. Yeah, I just pop my shit.

I know Lori shit cool. Pretty. Like Steve Harvey's stepdaughter or something? I don't know. Man, I just pop my shit. I know Lori, she a cool, pretty. Like Steve Harvey's stepdaughter or something? I don't know. Man, stepdaughter. A daughter? I don't know. Beautiful,

all natural young lady. Y'all is crazy. That's on your album though, The way y'all line stuff up, the way y'all say stuff like, I almost, I could have just been like, yeah, I don't know what the,

I don't know what the f*** they family got going on. I don't know. All I know is I got Instagram and I see Lori Harvey along with a list of thousands of other pretty ass girls on Instagram

and she was the name I came up. I don't got like a personal question on her. This is music. You know, you make fire music and talk your talk. I could have put anybody in that s***. How do other women feel that, you know,

that you might be dealing with to hear you shoot your shot like that on the album tour? Yeah, how'd the girl feel that took her a dozen ways. It's like liking a picture. It's like saying, like, liking a picture on Instagram. I'm like... That's trouble! That's your man. I don't got no girlfriend. That ain't no trouble for me.

Man, that ain't no trouble for me. And you ain't f***ing nobody raw. All right, so look, let's break this down. Liking a picture on Instagram is trouble, but when your girlfriend is in a picture in her f***ing panties, is that trouble? Yes. Or is your girlfriend in a picture looking sexy, is that trouble? Because she looking sexy for other people on Instagram

to see her look sexy, and other men is going to like that picture. That's true. Is that trouble? It depends. Like you said, you're not in relationships or not. If I was in a relationship, is that trouble? Yes.

So your girl can't look sexy on Instagram? She can't look sexy. I'm not liking no girl that looks sexy. You know what? I think sometimes how you meet somebody, if that's what... You got a thousand n****s under your girlfriend's picture looking sexy. She taking a bathing suit. Is that trouble?

No. Gia has bathing suit pictures on Instagram. She does have bathing suit pictures. Yeah. But I also got her phone call. Yeah, but if you're dealing with a girl and the girl is on there looking sexy, you can't like her picture. You can't like a picture.

You got a girl and you're like, what you doing liking such and such picture? But your girl can have n****s like her pictures when she posts and looks sexy, right? No, that ain't right either, but you know, that's why you shouldn't have your girl out there doing that. What? Somebody break it down. Give me the... I think if you met somebody in that way, like, look, Kim Kardashian was just talking about this. She said Kanye doesn't like when she posts those thirst trap pictures. Like, one day I bought a Kim Kardashian

book. My mind was blue. Like, I was in the store. We picked up this book. She had all types. The selfie table book. I was like, what? And I was in, like, a public type relationship at the time. I was like, what? And I was in like a public type relationship at the time. I was like, man. I couldn't do that personally. I'm done. I quit. I can't. That shit would hurt me inside. The naked pictures?

Me personally, I couldn't do that. I'm like, I'm sending this to all my niggas in jail right here. They must don't know about this yet. This is crazy. Yeah, but you used to post videos of Nicki's ass. Yeah, it was kind of wild. It was wild. I was younger. But you wouldn't do that now. Nah, I'm not really with that.

I don't really like that deep down inside, truly. I don't like that. You said on the album, they don't kill you, they just kill your account. What does that mean? What do you mean? If you're in this world of corporate America and you're not complete and you're not doing what they need you to do, they will kill your account. Stop the money.

Yeah, you know what's going on. If you come in here right now on this big corporate radio station and start talking some crazy shit, what will happen to your check? Oh, yeah, that's right. I don't know. Y'all keep saying this,

I don't know. I push them to the end a lot. Look, look, don't ask me no shit that you can't answer at the spot. No, I'm with you. Because you a sharp nigga,

you know how to answer shit on the spot. If you say some s*** right now in this s*** that is not approved by corporate corporate America, what's going to happen to your check? Yeah, but that's what I'm saying. I've said a lot. That's why I said I don't know what...

I don't know when the white man gonna get tired of me, to be honest with you. No, you said a lot, but you walking on a nice line. You know how to control that s***. But think about it. We've had Farrakhan up here. We've had Dr. Umar up here. You don't see them on no platforms like this talking that talk.

Yeah, but I'm talking about you. They can say that. But they can get rid of me for bringing them on. I don't know. That's what they got rid of Arsenio for back in the day.

Now, one of our listeners called in, and I promise I would ask you this. What? He had a problem with Rick Ross's saying a gay slur. Ask Rick Ross that.

When you're a part of corporate America, you better watch how you're talking about gay people. You better watch how you talking about gay people. You better watch how you talking about, don't say the wrong

thing about nothing. You get took off all this shit. You know how it go. So when Ross come here, that's my guy, ask him, why the hell

you gonna ask me about what Rick Ross said? I know what he got going on. I couldn't sell your album. Somebody does a verse for you, you don't touch their verse. You don't tell them what they can say

and what they can't say. That'd be disrespect if I called Rick Ross and be like, yo man, take that shit off there. He made it possible Somebody does a verse for you, you don't touch their verse. You don't tell them what they can say and what they can't say. Yeah, hell no. That'd be disrespect if I called Rick Ross and be like, yo, man, take that shit off there. He made it possible so I could put an album out. Who did they verse last on that record? Hov. I mean, your verse was dope.

When you heard it, you feel like, man, I might have to go back in and touch up my stuff a little bit. Yeah, Jay-Z got 44 bars on there. I went in there and touched shit up. Come on, let's do it. Well, Championships is out right now. Yes, sir. I don't think I'm doing no more of these type interviews. I'd be finding myself just saying a lot of extra.

I didn't think you was going to do this one. I'm glad that you hated this interview so much that you don't want to do no more interviews. I just hate talking and shit, and you be trying to be real as possible you can be with this shit. But who am i explaining myself to there's somebody out there right now that wants to be a rapper that is emulating you and wants to be just like you and you might have changed the way don't be like me

be like yourself there's a few million people that love this album that would love let love hearing you talk about what it is i appreciate that a whole lot and that's what i do it for to try to inspire people and and keep people motivated and touch people. You know? You have it. And hopefully Lori Harvey will see this. If she hasn't heard that album yet. Yeah, hopefully she will see it.

Tell her, tweet her, and tell her. Everybody tweet at Lori Harvey right now and tell her Meek wants her for Christmas. Why y'all directing this to Lori Harvey though?

I got a DM too. If I wanted to do that, I would've just did that. And by the way, he knows her personally already. Yeah, hell yeah. I know her from Tiana Teller. I don't know her knows her personally already. Yeah, hell yeah. I know her from Tiana Teller. I don't know her from Dylan Woodard, Les Claredes.

I know her from hanging with Tiana Teller. She's been around me several times. I ain't even used to talk to her. I've been around her 30, 20 times. Why didn't you say anything? You was digging her on purpose? Because she pretty. That was the person.

Like, I tried to just, I just did a scan through names. Let me see. I'm in a booth. I don't write my raps. I'm doing like, when Drake sent his verse, he sent this shit probably a day before my shit come out.

Two days. I gotta make my verse and I'm amped up. I'm right there. You know what I mean? You were saying, why would you ignore her if you thought she was so fly?

I'm just saying, that probably was five years ago. Was she 22 or something like that? She was 17, man. Oh, all right. 30, man. Come on, man. Don't directly make this

interview about no lawyer, all right? For real. You don't want that headline. That's gonna be a headline, man. I f***ed with Steve Harvey, man. Me on, man. Don't directly make this interview about no lawyer, all right? For real. You don't want that headline. It's going to be a headline, man. I'm with Steve Harvey, man. Me no shoot to shot. For real.

Stop trying to put me. That's what this shit is about. Shout out to Breakfast Club. This is probably going to be my last breakfast club right here. For real. You say that every time. He does say that every time. He every time he says he's going to be an asshole.

Kaiser, you got to do this. Do this. I don't like doing this. Shout out to Kaiser, man. He love y'all. We know that. If you sign the Atlantic, you doing Breakfast Club. For sure.

All right. It's Meek Mill. It's the Breakfast Club. Let's get into the rumors. Let's talk Cardi B. Charlamagne. Say the gang. Don't get under the shade. Charlamagne. You are a donkey. J.B. Yes! It's a breakfast club, bitches. Who's donkey of the day today? Donkey of the day for Thursday, December 6th goes to the internet.

All right? Not really the internet because the internet is nothing but a platform. But all you human algorithms who are manipulated so easily by the internet. All you people who don't care about the truth when the lie is more entertaining. I have been saying this for years and not only saying it but warning people that we were going to get to this day. Well, what is this day, Charlemagne? The day is when virtual reality rules everything around us. When it comes to the Internet, we don't know what's fact, nor do we know what's fiction.

All right. It's beyond spooky out here. The saying used to be, believe none of what you hear and half of what you see. Now, you can't even believe the half of what you see, especially if it's on the internet. Now, last night, I started getting requests to give a hee-haw to a YouTuber named Christian Adam G. Now, if you don't know who Christian Adam G is, he is a man who recently just punked the internet. I don't like to call what he did a prank. It was more of a social experiment because earlier this week an

image went viral on the internet in which a man who resembled travis scott was seen posted up with a young thotty you know what i'm saying a young lady on the balcony and that young woman was not the mother of his child kylie jenna now this picture had a tmz watermark so for the internet that's enough tmz watermark young man resembling travis scott couldn't really see his face just his hair and his arms and boom we off to the races now travis scott immediately left a comment on one of the pics and said cap ass ftmz ain't posted trolls working hard today i don't be on balcony with no thoughts that's lame try again you trolls me and wifey sturdy back to celebrating he also posted only got love for my wife no time to be wasting try again sounds like a proud platinum card

carrying member of the faithful black male community to me drop on the clues bonds for travis scott sounds like it to me too well yesterday travis scott was completely vindicated because youtuber christian adam g did indeed reveal to the world that the spirit of Ashton Kutcher and punk still lives. Let's be honest, the lie is always more entertaining. So my plan was simple. And to put this all to the test, I dressed up as Travis Scott from head to toe and posed for a fake paparazzi photo I took basically myself. Now, I don't see nothing funny about that. I don't see anything funny about it, but Christian Adam G poses a great question. Does the Internet even care about the truth sometimes? The answer is no.

Because once again, as your Uncle Sharla always tells you, nobody cares about the truth when the lie is more entertaining. See, misery loves company. And the Internet is where all the miserable people come to congregate. And when somebody is winning the way Travis Scott is winning, when someone is winning the way Kylie Jenner is winning, people can't wait to have something negative to say about them. That's the way this cyber culture works. All right. They scream your failures and whisper your success. Now, I know it's easy to be mad at Christian Adam G. And if you just say you don't find it works. All right. They scream your failures and whisper your success. Now,

I know it's easy to be mad at Christian Adam G. And if you just say you don't find it funny. But if you're mad at him, then you're missing the point. Look, you can be mad at him for what he did to Travis Scott and his family. But this was a necessary social experiment because we should all learn from this and realize that in this era, people would rather live in a community with unreasonable claims than face loneliness with their truth. And the lonely truth is that nobody cares about the truth when the lie is more entertaining. Please give this gullible ass internet culture the biggest hee haw. And you know what the saddest part about all of this is? A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to even get his pants on.

So right now, halfway around the world, people are saying Travis Scott cheated on Kylie Jenner. And they're going around showing people that picture saying, see, see, see. And then it'll be somebody else that goes, well, no, I just heard today that this is the impersonator. See, see, see. But nobody going to care about the actual truth. No. That lie is already off and running with no pants on. Right.

Or is it the truth that puts his pants on? All I'm saying is somebody's penis is out. That's right. And it's the lie. And now he has to go through some bull crap. Well, at least he don't got to go through it at home. That's the most important thing. Yeah.

Okay. But you know what's going to happen now? Girls are going to come out. Oh, that one was fake, but he text me the other day. Or he FaceTime me the other day. All Travis got to do is say, I got more impersonators than Michael Jackson. There you go. That's it.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? This is Andre Black. Andre Black. What's up, man?

What's your question for Yee? My question for Yee, first of all, I represent the Sunshine State. Shout out to Charlamagne. My question for Yee is I heard her, you know, talking about the whole vegan thing, and me and my girl was thinking about doing the vegan thing, and, you know, I wondered if it made her, you know, maybe want to get her booty eating a little more. I will say that, I'm going to be honest with you,

I will say that everybody tastes better when they're vegan. So it won't have that. How do you know, Yee? Because I know. Okay. Oh, shoot. Yee ought to eat and be on, but a little vegan baby. She'll definitely want to swallow.

Let's just put it that way with no problem. Okay, Yee. So something to definitely consider. Yeah, I would consider, and it'll give you more energy too, and you'll probably just feel cleaner. Like everything is just going to feel better. So I would recommend that you guys try, or at least trying to be vegetarian and changing your eating habits.

You know, not so much cheese and all of that. He asked you a good question about farting. Repeat your farting question. I mean, the fart. Do the farts stink, too, though? Is that going to change as well? No, I'm telling you, it's not going to stink. Now, if you're eating something like asparagus or something like that,

I can't guarantee. I see. I just had a bunch of asparagus last night, and everybody was like, yo, did you fart in the bathroom? I'm like, nah. Yeah, certain things might still give you a... Asparagus makes your pee stink. Yeah, it might give you some of that.

But, you know, if you eat a lot of fruits, I think that'll be really beneficial for you guys as far as tasting each other. All right, word. I appreciate it, Yee. And once again, sunshine, safe, Charlemagne. Exactly. I've never heard a man from Florida have an excuse for why he don't want to eat ass. You're crazy.

Just go down there and do it. No, no, no. We don't do the ass thing down here, but come on now. We don't do the ass thing. Oh, we wasn't talking about booty just now? No. Yeah, but see, we're considering it. That's what I'm saying.

We're considering it now. Yes, and don't. What you don't do, another man with gold teeth will. Well, go and be delicious. All right, man. Thank you. Y'all appreciate y'all, man. All right.

Ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you got a question for Yee, call her now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, we're in the middle of Ask Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy, we are The Breakfast Club.

Now, we're in the middle of Ask Yee, and you got an email, Yee? Yes, now this person says he's 28 years old, handsome, educated, with a good career in finance. He has no children. He said, me and my girlfriend have been in a relationship for 10 months, and throughout the relationship I've expressed my desire for her to perform oral sex more often on multiple occasions and nothing is changing. She tells me not to ask for it because she thinks it's disrespectful, which I don't agree with, but I obliged by it just to see if she'll do it on her own, but she still doesn't. She also lives with him and he's frustrated. He said, I know for a fact what she won't do. There's plenty of

other women who will. Is she unaware of this? Can you give any suggestions on how I can better approach her about this issue? Now, what do you do if you're in a relationship, everything's great, but she won't perform oral sex, and that's something that you really feel like you need? You know, I think sometimes people are programmed to believe things are taboo or dirty or whatever it is for whatever reason from our youth, and I think that's a conversation that you need to have with her because it seems like mentally there's some type of block with her and why she feels like there's something wrong with it and why she feels like it's disrespectful. And you need to get past that to figure out what the real issue is. You guys have been together for 10 months. You already live together. Clearly, you feel very strongly about her. But clearly, this is something

that's important to you. So I think you need to get past that. Instead of looking at this as just a physical issue, it's probably a deeper reason why she feels that way and you need to tap into that. Now, if you guys aren't going to be sexually compatible and you feel like that is your deal breaker, you have every right to let her know that. And if it's something that you guys can't agree on, then it seems like this relationship can't last.

I'd never advise that you say, if you won't do it, someone else will, because basically, that's a threat. Is he stinky? And you don't threaten people to stay in relationships. His testicles might be stinky, or maybe he's too hairy. Is that why you don't do it? I don't do that.

Yeah, I don't think you should be on here. I'm a married man. I don't think you should be on here, you know, trying to figure out why a woman is not given fellatio. I don't think you should worry about that conversation. Maybe that's part of the reason. Maybe he stinks. Maybe he's too hairy. I mean, I don't you be on here trying to figure out why a woman is not given fellatio? I don't think you should worry about that conversation. Maybe that's part of the reason. Maybe he stinks.

Maybe he's too hairy. I mean, I don't know. Once again, you asked a great question. Is that the reason you don't do it? I don't. I'm a straight man. What's a good reason to do it? I'm a straight man. What would make you want to do it?

And I'm married. I'm just asking. 17 years. I've been with my wife for 24. But what would make you want to do it? Since you know what would make a woman not want to do it, what would make a woman want to do it? I don't know.

And how did this turn to me? What would make you want to do it? what would make a woman want to do it? I don't know. And how did this turn to me? What would make you want to do it, huh? Huh? If I lose a bet. 6'9 tattooed on it or something? What would make you do it? Right, but, you know, it's never a good idea to threaten somebody if you won't do it somebody else will.

I never advised that. But I do feel like this is something that y'all need to get passed together. If you see this as something that's going to be a long-term relationship. That's right, because you would never say that to your woman if you was in prison. All right. Well, that is Ask Ye. All right. Thank you. Now, if you can call Ye anytime, 805-851-0510. You can

always email us. I don't know if you could call me anytime because a lot of times I'm not here, but you can email me, helpmeyee at gmail.com. I'll give you my cell number. All right. Up next is the rumors. What are we talking about in the rumors? We are going to be talking about Ed Sheeran and Beyonce. Find out why people were mad at Ed Sheeran.

It has to do with Beyonce. All right. We'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's time, time, time. She's filling the tin.

This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Yes, so you might be excited to hear that Will Ferrell is bringing back Ron Burgundy. He's going to be doing a podcast. It's the Ron Burgundy Podcast, and it's going to be with him and the Funny or Die Game. Oh, that's hilarious. And iHeartRadio, by the way. That is hilarious. Yes.

That's a good idea. So they're going to launch that here on iHeart, and it's going to be available for you to listen to in early 2019. I've seen Tom Pullman post that. That's one of our bosses up there. He actually emailed that to all of us. They gave it a two season 12 episode order. So we'll see when it happens. But they're going to end 2019 early. Oh, so they're just missing out on

the iHeart podcast awards, which are in January. They won't be nominated for anything. All right. Now, Ed Sheeran has had to respond to all of this backlash that he got. Now, at the Global Citizens Festival, you saw he was performing with Beyonce, and people were mad that he had on this T-shirt

and jeans while Beyonce looked incredible. They mad at Ed Sheeran for dressing like Ed Sheeran? Yes. So they were criticizing his choice, saying things like look at, as a woman, what you have to wear. And this is what we expect. No.

Why is it that a man at the top of the game can dress like this and a woman has to dress like that? Somebody tweeted, Ed Sheeran is a 27-year-old man. The fact we've enabled him to feel it's okay to dress like this at all, let alone next to Beyonce, really boils me. First of all, everybody looks like they're underdressed next to Beyonce. All right, that's number one. Number two, Beyonce chooses to dress the way she dresses, and Ed Sheeran chooses to dress like he works at a bar. Now, Ed Sheeran reposted an article on his Instagram story

that said people are angry Ed Sheeran wore a shirt while Beyonce wore a couture. And what he did was, all he did was say, swipe up to get the look. Did they want Ed Sheeran to wear a couture? Then he put hashtag dress up. I'm going to tell you something. Now, if you really want to deny, I could pick a better argument for y'all, right? Ed Sheeran, I was there. Ed Sheeran had on Yeezys.

Y'all could have said, hey, why are you wearing Yeezys next to Beyonce? That was a better argument. Did you have your Yeezys on? No. All right. Now, PETA wants you to stop using certain phrases because language matters. PETA? Yes, PETA, the animal rights organization, PETA wants you to stop using certain phrases because language matters. PETA? Yes, PETA, the animal rights organization PETA.

So they posted on Twitter certain things that they think you shouldn't say. They said words matter. And as our understanding of social justice evolves, our language evolves with it. So here's what they want you to do to remove speciesism from your daily conversations. What the hell is speciesism? First of all, you have to tell me what speciesism is before you tell me to remove it from my conversation. You don't know speciesism? No, I don't know what speciesism from your daily conversations. What the hell is speciesism? First of all, you have to tell me what speciesism is before you tell me to remove it from my conversation. You don't know what speciesism is?

No, I don't know what speciesism is. I'm spitting all over my mic. I don't know what that is. I'm going to give you an example. Go. They don't want you to say the phrase, beat a dead horse anymore. It's like beating a dead horse.

They want you to say, feed a fed horse. Feed a fed horse instead of beat a dead horse. First of all, I've never beaten a dead horse. They don't want you to say bring home the bacon. Don't say bring home the bacon. They want you to say bring home the bagels. What if I don't like bagels? What if I don't want you to be bagel phobic?

They don't want you to say kill two birds with one stone. They want you to say feed two birds with one scone. Shut up man You're making this up right now Don't make me hate people They don't want you to say

Be the guinea pig They want you to say Be the test tube Be the test tube What? Give me one more Give me one more Just give me one more

Do not say Take the bull by the horns You now have to say Take the flower by the thorns Nobody does any of these things anyway Nobody beats dead horses Nobody takes bulls by the horns. People do bring home the bacon.

People bring home the bacon. They take bulls by the horns if you ever see any type of bull fighting. Yes, they do. And guess what? Those bulls toss them way up in the air. All right. Anymore?

Well, they just want you to know, as it is unacceptable to use these racist, homophobic, or ableist language phrases that trivialize cruelty to animals. How is that homophobic? They're racist. No, they're saying that's unacceptable, so they said do the trivialized cruelty to animals. How is that homophobic? They're racist. No, they're saying that's unacceptable. So they said, do not trivialize cruelty to animals.

That's not cruelty to animals. Kill two birds with one stone. Nobody has ever done that. How do you know? First of all, you're worried about people saying kill two birds with one stone. What about people that actually go out and bird hunt and shoot birds with guns?

But they don't like them either. That's why they're saying words matter. Man, I'm not saying kill two birds with one gun. This is ridiculous. This is not. Everybody. People are reaching too hard. Can I call my homeboy my dog?

No. I can't do that no more either? Is he alive or dead? I don't know. He's a piece of my dead dog. Is he? No. He can't do that.

All right. Now Issa Rae's production company, Color Creative, is going to be doing a romantic musical movie for Universal Pictures. It's called Love in America. You can't beat the pussycat up either. All right, now. Stop it. That was incorrect. All right, can I get back to Issa Rae?

Oh, I can't beat my beat no more. I can't beat my beat. I can't beat my beat. Thank. I can't beat my beat. I can't beat my beat. Thank you, Peter. Wow, Peter. Peter, that was the most obvious one, and you missed it. You missed that one. All right?

Sorry. Thank you. Well, congratulations to Issa Rae. Her production company is doing a romantic musical movie. It's called Love in America for Universal Pictures. They've done some television content, but this is their first film project. So congratulations, Issa Rae, for that huge situation for her. Drop on the Clues Bomb to Issa Rae, Dennis.

And shout out to TDE. They're doing their fifth annual concert, Toy Drive, as they are celebrating yet another successful year. It's going to be going down December 19th at the Nickerson Gardens Projects in Watts. Okay. So that's going to happen at noon. All right? So last year, listen, Rihanna was there.

E-40 was there. So I can't tell you everything that's going to happen this year, but I'm pretty sure you'll want to be there. So is the TDE. All right. All right. I'm Angela Yee, and that's your Rumor Report. Did TDE put out music this year? J-Rock's album. J-Rock album. Oh, yeah, you Yee and that's your Rumor Report. Did TDE put out music this year? J-Rock's album.

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