The Breakfast Club - Mysonne Interview and More

Episode Date: April 12, 2017

March 4/12- Today on the show Dj Envy and Charlamagne was ecstatic because Angela Yee finally came back from vacation and she put an end to them doing her rumors. Moreover, we had Mysonne a rapper from the bronx stop by. Also, Charlamagne gave Donkey of the Day to Sean Spicer because of his Hitler comments and Angela was able to help some listeners out with Ask Yee. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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morning show. Got the cameras a motherf***er. I gotta agree. What kind of show is this? Let's all listen to this show. The Breakfast Club. With DJ Envy. The captain of this b***h. With Angela Yee. The only one who can keep these guys in check. With Charlamagne Tha God. I'm a lovable a**hole. And this is The Breakfast Club

bitches. And this is The Breakfast Club, bitches! Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, D-Damby. And Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. Guess what day it is. Guess what day it is. Hump Day. Yes, it is.

And speaking of humps, Angela Yee is back. Yes, I'm back from vacation. Young Yee Cakes. I was in Jamaica. I was in Ocho Rios for a few days. Oh, we saw you. Had a nice vacation. We saw you.

I heard y'all was in here acting up. Nah, I mean, not too much. You've been here regular. How was your vacation? It was good. Now it's back, ready to work. Actually, I have to go to a funeral today. Jesus Christ.

Damn it, man. I know. But my mom's uncle passed away. You know how certain things happen. He was 97 years old. Every single day after work, she had to go and check on him because he's been sick for a while.

He's been in the hospital all this time. It was like every day for the past couple of years. Okay, so he's in a better place now. Yeah, he lived a long life. Yeah, he did. 97 years old, so I have to attend that and see family. I can't stand when somebody older dies and then people try to say cliché things to make you feel better,

like, hey, the good die young. He was 97. He was 97. Yes, he lived a long life. Nice, long, full life. Absolutely. Last night I went to go see Made in Tokyo and Big Sean. Big Sean, his show came to New York City.

I saw Gia posting that it was date night with the kids. Yeah, date night with the kids and daddy. So I had to take the, I took Madison and her friend and it was a good show. You know, shout to Big Sean. You never, I can say I forgot how many hits Big Sean has. Like he rocked for an hour and 40 minutes. Just smashes after smashes after smashes. He could do a Greatest Hits album.

He has four albums out, four or five albums with the album with Jhene Aiko. He brought out Jhene Aiko. It was just a dope show, a lot of energy. I keep telling y'all, Big Sean is the dopest rapper out right now at this moment. Not all of that could change tomorrow when Kendrick drops, but I'm talking about right now at this moment, Big Sean is the best. Absolutely right now. And seeing him in concert last night, him control the crowd and the different faces in the crowd.

It was black. It was white. It was Asian. It was Latino. It was just a dope, dope, dope, dope, dope show. And then after the show, he took really good care of my kids and wife, took pictures. He sat with them for a long time, just talking, chopped it up with them. It was just a dope experience.

Yeah, boy. And that was at Radio City Music Hall. They usually don't do those type of concerts. But they did that concert. It was a really, really dope show. G-Eazy came out with Made in Tokyo. It was a dope show. So shout out to Big Sean.

Shout out to Def Jam. Shout out to Steve Bartles. I seen Steve Bartles last night. Shout out to Natina. I love Natina from Def Jam. She really takes care of me. She got your tickets. Drop one of Clues bombs for Natina, damn it.

She didn't give me tickets this time. Hey, Natina. But Natina made sure the kids and the wife was good. Well, oh, and one thing I meant to tell you guys on this trip, one of my friends that came with me, the ATV flipped over on her arm. We spent the day in the hospital after that. It was a really bad accident. How was the Jamaica hospital?

I'm just curious. Well, it wasn't very nice. And it was, yeah nice It was a terrible experience They made her drink cast oil with everything Drink a little cast oil We'll discuss it later Rub some curry on your wound You'll be fine

We got front page news I'll talk about a lot of apologies A lot of apologies So on Spies is Apologizing, United Airlines Apologies, we'll discuss all of that Tell them why you're blessed If you feel blessed and you want to spread some positivity A lot of apologies. A lot of apologies. Sean Spies is apologizing. United Airlines, apologies. We'll discuss all of that. All right. And tell them why you're blessed.

If you feel blessed and you want to spread some positivity, 800-585-1051 is the Breakfast Club. Good morning. MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now, where do you want to start, Yee? Well, let's start with Sean Spies, the White House Press Secretary.

Oh, that guy. Even while I was on vacation, I was still watching the news every day and watching all of the drama that was unfolding. Doesn't seem real. Now, Sean Spicer had said these comments when he was talking about United States relations with Russia and with Syria and Russia. And let's hear what Spicer had to say originally. We didn't use chemical weapons in World War II. You know, you had someone as despicable as Hitler, who didn't even

sink to using chemical weapons. Nazis murdered 2.7 million Jews in death camps, gassed about 6,000 a day in Oswech alone. So does he think that gas chambers are not chemicals? I don't know. Define gas. Define chemicals.

Sean Spicer. What are you talking about? Goodness gracious. Do you know? Well, Sean Spicer. Imagine what his views of slavery are. Has since apologized, of course. And here's his apology.

I was obviously trying to make a point about the heinous acts that Assad had made against his own people last week using chemical weapons and gas. And frankly, I mistakenly used an inappropriate and insensitive reference to the Holocaust, for which, frankly, there is no comparison. And for that, I apologize. It was a mistake to do that. Anyone who was offended by those comments, it's not, as I said, I'm not in any way standing by them. I was trying to draw a comparison for which there shouldn't have been one. It was insensitive and inappropriate. Nope, it's not that easy.

Jew-Tang Clan, get him. Jump on his ass. Don't let up on him. Put the pressure on him. Keep your foot on his neck. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi is saying that he should be fired. She said, while Jewish families across America celebrate Passover, the chief spokes. Of this White House is downplaying the horror of the Holocaust. Sean Spicer must be fired.

And the president must immediately disavow his spokesman's statements. Either he's speaking for the president or the president should have known better than to hire him. Yeah, even nothing he said made any sense. Like, I don't even understand the point he was trying to make. Because what is he saying? Like, I mean. Why did he even bring this in? What is he trying to say? Even Hitler wasn't that bad. Like, what are was trying to make. What is he saying? Why did he even bring this in? Even Hitler wasn't that bad.

What are you trying to say? There's no level to the devil. The devil is the devil at all times. That's what Hitler was. A devil. Period. There's no sympathizing with Hitler. There's no softening Hitler. Trying to normalize. But why even bring Hitler up? It had nothing to do with anything.

Why would you try to compare? It's stupid. Yeah, keep your foot on his neck. Okay? Don't let up on him, Jewish people. Flex that Jewish privilege. Keep your foot on his neck. Alright? Alright, another apology that happened was the CEO of United Airlines has issued a second public apology

about the man who was dragged off the plane, bleeding. Alright? Dr. David Dow was his name. Now the CEO, Oscar Munoz, wrote a statement. About the man who was dragged off the plane bleeding. All right. Dr. David Dow was his name. Now, the CEO, Oscar Munoz, wrote a statement. He said that no one should ever be mistreated this way. Yeah, I think. And he also said, originally, remember, he said the man was disruptive and belligerent and they were trying to reaccommodate passengers.

Well, he has since sent out a whole entire new letter to his whole team at United. And he said, like you, I was upset to see and hear about what happened last night while the facts and circumstances are still evolving, especially with respect to why this customer defied Chicago Aviation Security offices the way he did. To give you a clearer picture of what transpired, I've included below a recap. And he went on and said that there are lessons that we can learn from this experience. He only said that because stocks dropped. Oh, incredibly. Yeah, crazy.

People were cutting up their United Airlines cards and everything. Fake anthropology. Mm-hmm. All right, well, that's front page news. Now, tell them why you're mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, call us right now. Maybe you had a bad night, bad morning, whatever it may be.

800-585-1051. Phone lines are wide open. Tell them why you're mad. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hey, yo, this is DMX. You know what makes me mad? When people ask for the truth, but can't handle the truth, eh? Now tell them why you're mad on The Breakfast Club, bitches.

Hello, who's this? Yo, what's up, man? What's up, man? Take us on Bluetooth. Your phone sound crazy, bro. Yeah, you trying to get the little sexy voice on. Why you talking sexy this morning, brother? Nah, man, this is my friend from South Carolina, man. What part of South Carolina?

Lake City. Lake City. What's happening, Lake City? You got no service in Lake City? Nah, I have to leave you to the Charleston station, man. Oh, you listening to 99? 1039. No, that's Columbia, man.

Columbia is 1039. Yeah, how 1039? Slew through the Metro. 803 got my own day there this past weekend. Well, tell them how you're blessed, man. Oh, yeah, yeah. Congratulations to you on that, too. So what happens on that day out there now? I don't know yet.

I'm figuring that out now. I'm putting together some things with my people. But every April 8th, we're going to do something. Why are you blessed, bro? Tell us why you're blessed. I actually called to say why I'm mad, man. I think I missed it. I never heard nothing else about it.

About the cookout Charlamagne was supposed to have down in Charleston. We talked about that yesterday. When are you having that cookout, bro? I'm going to still do it. I'm just waiting for the right time. I guess maybe spring, maybe around Memorial weekend, do the fish fries, celebrating the soon-to-be

execution of Dylann Roof. I'm in. Hello, who's this? Hey, my name is Kenny Conner from Hollywood, Florida. Tell them why you mad, bro. Hey, I just bought this album from Joey Badass, All-American Badass. Uh-huh. I'm a fan of Joey. I like his last album. Yeah, I like Joey Badass.

I just seen him on the street, too, walking around. Yeah, yeah. His album is fantastic, but I feel like the man is underrated. Oh, you feel like he's underrated? Well, first of all, you should feel blessed

that you got his album and that you love it. Okay? We should get Joey Badass up here. What does that underrated mean? Like, you know what it is? Some people just don't have that hypebeast machine behind them. I feel like Big Sean's like that, Joey Badass up here. What does that underrated mean? You know what it is? Some people just don't have that hypebeast machine behind them.

I feel like Big Sean's like that, Joey Badass, Wale in a lot of ways. They don't have them hypebeasts. You got to have hypebeasts behind you. Hello, who's this? Hello. Hello. Hey, tell them where you're at. Oh, man, I'm at a Charlemagne right now, man.

Uh-oh. Talk to me. You always put separation. Everybody always puts separation to everything. Whenever something bad happens, why can't we all be equal? Like you said, you know, put them Jewish people need to put their foot on their, keep their foot on their neck. Why can't we all just come together as one instead of always putting Jewish this or black that.

Can I ask you a question, sir? Are you even aware of what Sean Spicer said? Sean Spicer said something directly that affects Jewish people. What are you talking about? So, yes, I want Jewish people to keep their foot on his neck until something happens. What are you talking about? Like whenever something bad happens,

everybody always puts a separation. Well, I think the statement was particularly offensive to Jewish people because of the Holocaust and because of what Hitler did as far as murdering, you know. But I get what he's saying. He's saying he says something wrong. We should all be behind him and get on his neck. I get what you're saying. Yeah, but that's not separation.

That's actually paying respect to the people who were offended. And that's defining the people who were offended and why they were offended. What if people don't know the history of Jewish people? What if they don't know anything about 2.7 million Jews being murdered by Nazis in death camps, 6,000 a day gas and ostriches? What if they don't know anything about that? Yeah, I get what he's saying. He's saying that we should all stand together and stand on that man's neck.

Yes, we should. But it's nothing wrong with saying, hey, Jewish people. It wasn't a bad separation. Absolutely. Like if somebody said something offensive to women and women's organizations jump on his ass, and I said, there you go, women, keep your foot on his neck, that don't mean I'm not standing with the women.

I'm just saying, women, keep your foot on his neck. What's the problem with that? 800-585-1051 is telling why you're mad. Now, when we come back, tell them why you're blessed. If you feel something, you want to spread some positivity this morning, call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Why are you mad? Now, when we come back, tell them why you're blessed. If you feel something, you want to spread some positivity this morning, call us now. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Are you blessed and highly favored? Tell the congregation at 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Nestle. Hey, tell them why you're blessed, mama.

I'm so blessed because I have the greatest boyfriend in the world. And I know we've only been together for like a short time. It's been like over a little over a month. Oh, my God. Calm down. Simmer down. Simmer down. Everything just simmer down. This is the woman.

He got a woman. He's a woman right now. Let your tea cool off a little bit. All right, you're going to burn your low mouth. Well, let's hear what happened. What happened? He just, every day he makes me so happy. Yay.

You don't even know him. You know his representative right now. Well, let her be happy. This is Tell Him While You're Blessed. Let's hear how great he is. Go ahead. What does he do? You dating his hologram right now, boo.

All right. He sends me all these cute things all the time and he makes sure he tells all of his friends and he knows he cares about me. He had sex with you yet? No. Oh, man. Well, that's me. Listen,

excuse these bitter women that I work with, okay, honey? You go ahead and be blessed. Listen, call us back after, call us back a month or two after he has sex with you and tell me if y'all still leaving together. You sound like a bitter woman, man. Leave her alone. Let her be happy. But good luck.

You enjoy your early months, all right? I love a little delusion in the morning with my green tea. Hello, who's this? Yeah, what up? What up, what up? You a truck driver? Tell them why you're blessed, bro. Hello, who's this? Yeah, what up? What up, what up? You a truck driver? Tell them why you blessed, bro. Man, my truck grinding every morning.

You know, I just actually came off a home time, you know, and yesterday my girl passed her realtor to get her license, but she still got to do the state license. But she passed the test, you know, she doubted herself, and I'm like, why are you doubting yourself? Just go do it. Just take it. You know, if you fail, I still got your back.

You know? You know, so she passed. You know, I'm out here right now. What state? I'm about to go get me a student. I'm about to go get you a student. You're about to get a student? Yeah, I'm a trainer, too.

I'm out here driving, training new blood. Oh, okay, okay, okay. What state, bro? Making the world safe. What state? Oh, I'm from Georgia. Oh, Georgia, okay. All right, so she can get some state? Oh, I'm from Georgia. Oh, Georgia. Okay. So she can get some cheap deals on some cheap

properties in Georgia. Yeah, they're kind of cheap, you know what I mean? Mother does it too, you know, but I'm like, you know, I might jump in there myself. There you go. Later on, after I get myself established in this, because I'm going to get my own truck too while I'm at it. So, you know, that's why I say I'm blessed at the same time,

because in a little while, I'm going to be in my own truck too. Alright. Hello, who's, you know, that's why I'm blessed at the same time because in a little while I'm going to be in my own truck too. All right. Hello, who's this? Hey, James. Tell them why you're blessed, bro. I'm blessed. I have a beautiful fiance

and three beautiful boys. There you go. Great job. There you go. That's all it takes. That's it. It ain't hard. That's enough right there.

That's it. It's not hard. It's not hard to walk through the door, work on a night shift, and I'm about to kiss the family goodbye and go to bed.

How old are your boys, bro? How old are your boys? I have a six-year-old. I have a, damn, I'm losing track. I have a four-year-old and a two-year-old. All right. You make sure you play with them boys, man. You keep them close, man.

Let them know their daddy love them. I got one with me right now. Say, hi, Jack. No love? Okay. All right, bro. Yo, you know my son, you know it was a wrap for me, man. My son beat me in basketball yesterday. Really beat me for me, man. My son beat me in basketball yesterday.

Really beat me. What a surprise. My son beat me in basketball. That's good. I was up 7-1. And then I got tied. Was it Jackson? Was it Jackson that beat you?

No, it wasn't Jackson. Jackson's a two-year-old, you ask. Oh, it could have been. 13-year-old. He just started J-ing. And then I started playing up close. And then he started crossing me over. And it got to the point where I fouled him one good time.

Like, I had to stop. That's good. I like threw him on the floor. You can't give your son... He didn't cry. He got back up like, that's how you want to play? You can't give your son nothing.

Can't give him nothing. Let him earn everything that he gets. Damn it, little bastard. All right. When we come back, we got some rumors. What are we talking about? Yes, we're talking about

a new book that is coming out and this author is discussing how his life went into a downward spiral because of some sex scandals that he had to openly admit happened. Also, Steph Curry, do other NBA ballplayers hate him? We'll tell you what's being said. I mean, nobody

really likes light-skinned guys, but you know. Watch your mouth. Alright, we'll get into that when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is The Rumor Report. Talk to them.

With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Welcome back, Yee! Thank you. It's good to be back. I know I missed you doing the rumors. I heard you did an excellent job. Young Yee cakes. You see the cakes at the bar, Yee. It's good to be back. I know I missed you doing the rumors. I heard you did an excellent job. Young Yee Cakes. All right. You see Yee Cakes at the bar, Yee. It's a bathing suit.

And I've seen you in something smaller than that. Ooh, ooh, ooh. In the Bahamas. Touche. All right. Kendrick Lamar has revealed his album details, his album cover. Damn. What did y'all think?

I know you guys saw it. I don't know. It gave me an ODB type of vibe. Kendrick is always influenced by the Wu-Tang in some way, shape, or form. You know, it's funny because when I first saw it, it made me have all these thoughts about, because I did

used to work for Wu-Tang and with Old Dirty Bastard. And it actually made me come up with all these memories of working for Wu-Tang and working with Old Dirty Bastard. When I saw it, it inspired all of these memories from my first real job as an adult. So, yes, I see the ODB

in this. And it's called Damn. It's 14 tracks. It's going to have appearances from Rihanna and from U2 as well. So, I know we're all excited to see what's going to happen. I'm looking forward to it. I'm always here for a new Kendrick project. Kendrick is one of the leaders of the new school in this rap gamerick is, you know, one of the leaders of the new school

in this rap game. If not the leader, he is the leader of the new school, to me. But I still think Big Sean is the best at this present moment. But all that could change tomorrow. Yeah, Big Sean's concert last night,

crazy. You forget how many hits that guy has. Yeah. Hits after hit after hit. Well, there were a lot of memes from this album cover as well. I'm sure you guys saw some of those as well. But we're all here for it.

Okay. David Letterman has a book out. It's called Letterman, The Last Giant of Late Night. It's his biography, and he talks about how his life spiraled out of control after his 2009 sex scandal. He said he compared it to having killed your family in a

car crash. That's because he had to come out on air and admit that he had a series of affairs with female employees, including his longtime assistant, Stephanie Burkett. As a matter of fact, Burkett's ex-boyfriend tried to extort David Letterman when he found out about the affair from reading her diary. He actually ended up going to jail for extortion and he was sentenced to six months for that. But he talked about how a lot of people suspected that he was having this affair. He had a meeting with his staffers. He had to kind of let everybody know what was going on.

He said, I didn't want to go outside. Outside, I was scared, scared as I've ever been in my life. The show was endlessly helpful. He had to publicly apologize on his show and admit everything that he was having sex with different women that worked for him. I mean, people can survive a little infidelity, like a little infidelity, adultery.

Okay, you cheated on your wife. We get it. You know, it's really not for us to judge. That's more between you and your house. Him and his family. You know what I'm saying? It's not like he out here sexually assaulting women like Bill O'Reilly.

Well, the thing is that it was a series of affairs and he actually ended up having to come out and say it on air. So I'm sure that was very destroying and hurtful to his entire family. Did he tell his wife first? As long as he told his wife first and got that out the way, you can tell everybody else. Like, look, man. I mean, it's still depressing.

I mean, I went through something similar, and it's not easy to deal with. Well, David Letterman said, looking at it now, yes, I think they would have had good reason to fire me, because he could have lost his job over that as well. Really? He said, but at that time I was largely ignorant as to what really I had done. It just seemed like, okay, well, here's somebody who had an intimate relationship

with somebody he shouldn't have had an intimate relationship with. And he said, I always said, well, who hasn't to myself? Why would he lose his job? I guess because it was employees. Because it's his assistant and people that work for him. Well, if he paid his assistant, he could have did it. But if it's employees that he worked with, maybe. You can't affect your employees?

When you're a superior, you can't really do that because then people could argue that it puts them in a position where... So what about when Chelsea Handler was on E and she was dating the head of E? That's true. I don't get it. Well, now, dating and having a real relationship with is different, but I think it's different when...

We could have a real relationship, but I'm married. You're having an affair. It's not a real relationship, you jerk. All right, now let's discuss Steph Curry. There's a new book out by Marcus Thompson, and he says that a lot of NBA players don't like Steph Curry at all. He actually did a radio interview, and he discusses the reasons why people don't like him.

And here's what he said. There was a time where LeBron and Steph were like little brother, big brother. And LeBron was like a mentor. And then Steph kind of like challenged LeBron's status. And I think the part that's odd for Steph is like, why does that mean there has to be some beef between us? Because the outside world is pitting us together. Why do you and I have to now have this disdain between us? I thought we were cool. That's the question that is encouraged by an encouraged camp. Why do you not like me when all I did was basically respect everything you did

and kind of follow the model you carried out? Sounds like hate. Yeah. Sounds like hate to me. Exactly what it sounds like. We'll get more into it later because we're going to discuss this some more. But he also talks about Chris Paul not liking him. And he even said that Russell Westbrook just didn't like

Chris Paul. I mean, just didn't like Steph Curry at all. So that book is out as well. The Miraculous Rise of Steph Curry. It's probably jealousy and envy. I mean, Steph is little and he's khaki colored and he's got that perfect kind of image thing. You know, the wife and the kids. The number one selling jersey in the league. Yeah, I mean, they probably just

hate on the smallest things with Steph. Like, yo, I eat your chicken trash. Like, stupid stuff like that. And he just the smallest things with stuff like, yo, I eat your chicken trash. Like, stupid stuff like that. And he just wants to be liked. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your Rumor Report. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

And Yee is back. Do the news, Yee. Do the news. Envy, you still have work to do. Just because I'm here doesn't mean you don't introduce the stories. All right, well, let's talk about Sean Spicer. Yes. Sean Spicer has had to apologize. Now he went on with Wolf Blitzer and he said he made mistakes.

Everybody makes mistakes, right? Well, here were the comments that White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer made. We didn't use chemical weapons in World War II. You know, you had someone as despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. I'm not going to lie. I had to Google is gas a chemical. Because, see, I still respect these people's positions. So I'd be thinking, well, maybe they know something I don't know.

Because Pluto used to be a planet back in the day. But they don't say Pluto a planet. So maybe gas is not a chemical. So I had to Google is gas a chemical. Oh, gas is still a chemical. Of course it is. In fact, gas is made up of 150 chemicals. And yes, Hitler did kill over 6 million Jews, Jewish people, in gas chambers.

So those are chemical chambers. Those are chemical chambers. Yes. So Sean Spicer was trying to brief reporters on U.S. relations with Russia and Syria, and that was his explanation. What college did he go to? Anybody know? He compared, I don't know, Hampton?

No, definitely not Hampton. Definitely not him. All right, well, he did apologize for these remarks, and that's not good either because I don't really know how you can apologize. I was obviously trying to make a point about the heinous acts that Assad had made against his own people last week using chemical weapons and gas. And frankly, I mistakenly used an inappropriate and insensitive reference to the Holocaust, for which, frankly, there is no comparison. And for that, I apologize. It was a mistake to do that. Are you done?

Anyone who was offended by those comments, it's not, as I said, I'm not in any way standing by them. I was trying to draw a comparison for which there shouldn't have been one. It was insensitive and inappropriate. Oh, Passover, no less. Yeah, and don't just shrug it off and say anyone who was offended by those comments, okay? The Jewish people who were offended by those comments, give them their due first,

and then say everybody else, okay? I was flying back from Jamaica. I was actually watching when he was doing his whole apology song and dance and everything. Even the apology was bad because he made some mistakes in that, too. But you're the spokesman. You can't make huge blunders like that.

I'm not the highest grade of weed. It's just common sense. I'm not the highest grade of weed in the dispensary. But I know for a fact Hitler killed millions and millions of Jewish people by putting them in the gas chamber. And he went to Yukon. Like, come on. He went to Yukon. Okay.

Now, United Airlines CEO has also had to apologize, Oscar Munoz. He had to apologize after that video went viral of a passenger being dragged off the plane. He was bleeding and everything. And company shares plummeted. I think over a billion dollars, the stock went down.

And he apologized also. And I don't know what's going to end up happening. A lot of people were cutting up their United Airlines card saying they wouldn't fly there anymore. A lot of memes were made off of that United Airlines. This is what another airline should actually take their miles and be able to, like Delta and United sometimes mess with each other. They should take the miles to take some of those people.

Well, Sean Spicer said there was no man dragged off a United Airlines flight. In fact, the man was being carried because he was sleepy and the United people were going above and beyond the duty of, you know, carrying this man because they knew he was tired. Alright, well, Bill O'Reilly also is on vacation. I just got back from my vacation. Now, Bill O'Reilly's on vacation.

Some people feel like his show actually might get canceled while he's away on vacation because he lost a lot of advertisers after these damaging sexual harassment allegations that have surfaced and they've been surfacing for years now and which he has settled in several cases now here was bill o'reilly before vacation last fall i booked a trip that should be terrific not going to tell you where it is but we have a contest on billoreilly.com guess where bill's going we all need r&r put it to good use plan it is, but we have a contest on BillOReilly.com. Guess where Bill's going? We all need R&R. Put it

to good use. Plan it. All of us deserve a break, so make sure you take yours. We are not going to let any of this distract us from the fact Bill O'Reilly lost 40 sponsors because he out here sexually harassing women. Right, I was going to say, advertising that money is what carries the show. Obviously, he used to have 33 national

ads that were more than 14 minutes in an average broadcast. Now, the show has seven ads that total four minutes and 40 seconds. So, I don't know what's going to end up happening. They had to give him a bunch of different extra content to fill up that time. But if you advertise with Bill O'Reilly, I don't know if I can support your product at all, period. And that's not a vacation. That's what you call a rich white supremacist suspension.

Let's try to let this disappear and go away and calm down. Instead of suspending Bill, they say, hey, Bill, take a break. not a vacation. That's what you call a rich white supremacist suspension. Oh, I know. Let's try to let this disappear and go away and calm down. Instead of suspending Bill, they say, hey, Bill, take a break. Go on vacation. And Spicer went to Connecticut College, not UConn. Connecticut College. People from UConn are like, he didn't go here. No, he went to Connecticut College. What the hell is Connecticut College?

I don't know. Never heard of it. It's in Connecticut. It's in Connecticut. I'm just... I've actually visited... I went to college in Connecticut. I went to Wesleyan.

So we've actually gone to events at Connecticut College. CTC! Sean Spicer's your most poppin' alumni unless y'all can tell us something different. Y'all gonna have to build a statue of Sean Spicer soon.

My goodness. Okay? All right. Well, that is front page news. Now, when we come back, we have a special guest. His name is My Son. This is one of my guys,

our guys. Oh, yeah. My son's our guy. We've been knowing My Son for a long time. He's a rapper slash activist. He's a rapper from the Bronx. He rips mics.

He fights for civil rights. He had a big, great... Now, that was a good rhyme. That's my son. That's my son's rhyme. That's his bar. Yeah, that's a good rhyme right there. That's one of his bars.

Now, he was signed, and when he got signed, at the same time he was signed and his career was about to take off, he was also facing a robbery charge and he kind of lost it all we'll talk about all that and more my son when we come back is the breakfast club good morning the breakfast club

good morning everybody it's DJ Envy Angelique Charlamagne Tha God we are the breakfast club we got a special guest in the building he goes by the name of My Son. He's an activist. He's a rapper. And he had some comments about Troy Ave.

Ladies and gentlemen, My Son. My Son. What up? What up? My Son's in the building now. My Son's been all over the internet the last couple of weeks for a couple of things. I don't want to talk about that right now. What about the freestyle he does?

Oh, yeah. The freestyle's amazing. People were surprised that My son could actually spit. I'm like, my son has always been nice. Dead nice. Do you feel like you got a resurgence of new fans now, that people who's never heard you before? Definitely.

Now they look at you more than security? Definitely, definitely. Yeah, you know, I was the woman's more security for a minute. And Vlad. And Vlad's security. Everybody's security. But a lot of people be like, yo, they should have been. I'm like, but you can't. Everybody don. And Vlad's security. Everybody's security. But a lot of people be like,

yo, they should have been. I'm like, but you can't, everybody don't know what you know. You know, you heard,

you've been around, so you know what I do. So you just got to embrace the people that's finally getting here and just say welcome. It's a resurgence for you though

because, you know, in the, what was it, late 90s? Late 90s. Late 90s, you was like,

about to be one of them next guys along with the DMXs and was Pun out then? yes yeah Pond Pond was out then yeah you had your deal

with Def Jam what was the scene like then because it was way more competitive it was way more competitive at that point it was

it was lyrics you know what I'm saying it wasn't you had to you just had to be a complete artist at that time it wasn't just

signing you because you did one thing or you looked to par this and that it was complete artist at that time. It wasn't just signing you because you did one thing or you looked to par this and that. It was complete artist. You had to compete on a different level at that point. So if you had that situation going,

violated Def Jam, how did you end up in prison for seven years? I had caught two armed robbery cases prior to me being signed. You young, you from the Bronx, you from the hood,

and you running around. We ain't got no paid lawyers. We don't know none of that. You young, you from the Bronx, you from the hood and you running around. We ain't got no paid lawyers and we don't know none of that. You get locked up. Most of the people get probation. You say, I'm going to beat this case,

this and that. You know, so I knew I didn't really do what I was locked up for so I'm not even paying no attention to it. I'm like, I'm going to court.

I'm just taking court dates and you know, first they indicted me. I'm like, you indicted. I'm like, what that mean? You know what I'm saying?

So you never had a lawyer on it or nothing like that? I had a regular, you know, first they indicted me, I was like, you indicted? I'm like, what that mean? You know what I'm saying? So... You never had a lawyer on it or nothing like that? I had a regular, you know, court-appointed lawyer. God damn. Just thinking,

you know, you're like, I'm 18 years old, I ain't robbing. You know what I'm saying? We had a discussion, a beef, but I ain't robbing nobody.

You know what I'm saying? So I went to trial with a lawyer that I didn't like, that really didn't even know what he was doing. Let them tell me who was my lawyer and end up

blowing trial. Wow, did they offer you a deal? They offered me one year in prison. Right, and you didn't take the year, you wanted to do a seven. I just got signed. What the hell? You know, I'm like, well, I'm gonna take a year and I ain't do it either. I'm like, you can't tell me that. It don't make no sense to me. Now you got a deal, you just got

a bunch of bread. Yeah. Now your name is ringing like crazy. Like crazy. And then you get convicted of seven years. Seven to 14 years. Eesh, how much time did you do? Seven. Eesh!

How much did that derail everything? Ten years. I mean, you do seven, come home for ten and still grind. So it's like set me back, I was there near 20 years. Now, you know, before you got locked up, your nickname was the Problem Child. And I remember everybody thought that you and 50 had beef because of one of his verses. Problem Child. It's a Problem Child.

No, no problem. Was there a problem with that or not? Nah, 50 was, it was pretty much paying homage, man. Like me and 50, we came up like at the same time. I remember me and him being in the studio with Jam Master Jay and Prince Marky D and me and him going back and forth. Like, we was the young up-and-coming dudes at that time. When I got locked up, he even threw one verse in one of the verse

where the Bronx dudes love me like I'm my son. You know what I'm saying? So it was never no beef with me and 50. You know, a lot of people always compared us. And that was always people's thing comparing us and whatever. I think I heard on Drink Champs, they said you got into a battle with somebody. Sean. Sean!

That's who it was. Did he set up a battle between you and Sean? No, Diddy didn't set it up. What happened was we was at Justin's and that's when they... Justin used to be Puff's response in Manhattan. Used to be popping, 21st Street. That was popping.

You know what I'm saying? They had Jesson, Sean, and I was hearing they got a million-dollar deal. You know, I'm hungry from the streets. I'm just competitive. I got a million rounds. I tear them up. We at Justin's, and him and Nori is outside, like, just freestyling. They just in the low cypher. Sean and Nori.

Yeah, Sean and Nori. So, he just outside freestyling. You know what I'm saying? So, I jumped in the cypher. I was reckless at you're shining or say this outside freestyling you know what i'm saying so i jumped in the cypher i was reckless at that time i was saying everything so then nori just looked at me like calm down killer slow down yeah you know what i'm saying so then he was like so then me and shine is like it turned into like a personal thing with me and shine going back and forth and then you know i remember nori was like damn he this boy's an animal. You know, and then that started the buzz. I had like a big bidding war at that time.

Who won the battle? I mean, I won. My son said, I won. I won. I mean, Sean will tell you. You know what I'm saying? And that's my bro, too. You know, but he said, like, he admitted, like, nah, he won that one.

You know what I'm saying? So I started, I had a big bidding war. And then, you know, this move from there. All right, we got more with my son. When we come back, don't move. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Ye, you know, just moved from there. All right, we got more with my son when we come back. Don't move. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. We have my son in the building, activist, rapper. He's been signed to Def Jam through Chris Lighty. At the height of his career, he actually got locked up and damn near lost it all. Well, my son is in the building. Charlamagne? Now, the one thing I like about Mice is that Mice is real in the sense of just being

a real man. But then you're real in that stupid sense of the criminal stuff too. So you have a right to speak about certain things that you speak out against. So I want to ask you, like, what's the difference between real versus criminal? Criminal is just you do crime.

You know what I'm saying? You got fake dudes that do crime. You got stupid just you do crime. You know what I'm saying? You got fake dudes that do crime. You got stupid people that do crime. I mean, doing a crime does not make you real. And I think that's the biggest misconception. Dudes like, what? I was busting my gun. Y'all so lit.

And I was like, what does that mean, though? Like, where's your character? Real means that if you got a problem with a man, a real man to face that man face to face. I've been in close proximity. I'm not going to get a gun for you because we got a disagreement. What's so real about that? If I got a disagreement with you,

I believe that I can face you man to man if we got, let's scrap. That's real. That means I'm not scared. A bunch of scared dudes will shoot. I know so many scared dudes that caught bodies because they shot somebody and it was nothing real, nothing tough there was no level of honor, no level

of dignity and people keep confusing the two and that's what my problem is with this era is that people confuse stupidity and fear for somebody to be real, we gotta call out the bulls**t like we just gotta call it out.

Not on my watch. You're not going to do something stupid in front of me, and I'm not going to call you out, friend, foe, or whatever. You know who contributed? This is my theory. I feel like the 90s, 2000s, there was a lot of real people in the rap game. Like, people who actually did real things in the street,

and they became rappers. But then that gangster lifestyle became profitable. So when it became profitable, you just had all these CB4 dudes who was like, you know what, let's rap about the criminal lifestyle because that's what sells records. And then some of them actually just never was built for the lifestyle and just got in the lifestyle because what happened is people started taking the consequences out of it.

Like when you listen to rap now, everybody's a super gangster. It's a super thug. There's no consequences. Nobody goes to jail. Nobody dies. You just make millions of dollars and you just live happily ever after. You're in the streets.

So what happens is some kid that ain't really in the street, he's like, well, I can do that. There's no consequence. You just make money and that's it. So they go and they get involved in that lifestyle.

Then when they realize that ain't it, they become, they work with the state. Or they tell on everybody. Or they bring everybody down because you never was really built for that life. And you was misled into actually what that life was. And it wasn't that. Now you had some comments about Troy's Breakfast Club interview. Yes, sir. And what was your statement to people who haven't heard?

How did you feel about that interview? You know what he had to say? I just, my statements were that he was a bozo. I was so outraged just watching the interview because this man almost lost his life. You know what I'm saying? This man is fighting for his life. This man is going to court facing real charges.

And when I was listening to this interview, there was like somebody was in a movie giving you, yo, this just happened. I told him this. You ain't no gangster. You ain't no killer. And I'm just like, that's just not, it's just not authentic.

That's not what I want you to tell. My son is watching you because he might like some of your music. I like some of your music. So he might listen to your music and see you and be like, that's real. And if I don't say that ain't real, then I'm wrong. Right. Because I know it's not real. I'm 100% real.

Let's say that did happen. If I tell you a story about some gangster stuff that I've done, and I'm at a different stage in my life and I'm evolving as a man and I realize that, damn, this caused people lives. I almost lost my life.

I'm not telling it to glorify it. You know, we call it day room. When we was up north, we call that day room. The day room used to come to the day room

and be like, yo, me and my mans, we ran up on this and they used to have all these antics and you'd be listening like, and I used to just go away from it. I'd go to the cube because we in jail for that so you glorifying it what does it really give me am i getting some level of credibility because i did some stupid

or am i getting credibility because i almost died am i telling you a story telling a fake a fake can't kill a real just think about that most of the real because i know was killed by fake they wasn't killed by another real I know Was killed by fake n****s They wasn't killed by another real dude They was killed by the fake ones that somebody sent That they didn't even see as a threat So that statement don't even make sense to me But this is what you

I don't think he meant physically though I think he was trying to say like the character of a real Like a fake person can't kill the character of a real I don't know but I just know The average person that doesn't have the foresight That you say doesn't have the discernment that you have, is going to take it that you just can't die. I had a dude arguing with me. He went and made a whole video about me.

So I'm like, yeah, you don't know. I've been through that. I had to grab the gun. You don't know that's real. And I'm just looking. And I'm like, so what do you think that what you're doing now is you're putting out the energy into the world. This is what happens when you start doing that because there's predators and there's prey. And I know that.

And there's people that prey on, okay, he think he can't die. So let me show him he can. So when you put out this energy, this machismo, this ultimate tough, I got shine and this and that, you see what happens with it. We've seen throughout time, it's never worked for nobody. So I understand that. So I feel like if I allow you to put that into the world as real, and I call myself real, and that doesn't coincide with what I believe is real, then I wouldn't be a real person.

Guys like Troy come on here and say things like that is because of what he said. They're celebrated for it in a sense. Like he said, he walk in the club and he get love or whatever. Like, we have rewarded people for that kind of behavior. And that's the era we're in. That's what the culture has turned to. You know what I'm saying? Why didn't you have a

conversation with him personally? Reach out to him personally? I don't have a problem with him. I don't want no problem with him. But we just different individuals. I don't want a friendship with him. Because he's not the type of person that I would have a friendship with. You understand what I'm saying? So me calling him, I've been in situations where I was around him where he said things that was totally just according to anything that I felt was real.

So I said to myself, this ain't somebody I'm going to call. This is somebody I just have to call out and say this ain't real. Now, it's not about, I want to keep reiterating. It's not about beef. It's not about violence. It's not about that. It's just about separating a narrative that I know is not real from one that is real. And I don't have a problem with that because if somebody is putting something out negative

to the public that you think is influencing people in a bad way, you should publicly denounce that because he put it into the public. You understand what I'm saying? It ain't like he DM'd me something that said something to me and then I would have hit him privately. This is something you put out. If I put this in the public every day, I go on my Instagram page and have a conversation with people.

Because it's real for me. Anything I say, I can back on and I can stand on it. I'm not going to ignore you and be like, oh, you beneath me, you a fan, you ain't relevant, so I don't got to respond. No, I'm going going to ignore you and be like, oh, you beneath me. You offend. You ain't relevant, so I don't got to respond. No, I'm going to respond to you because you might have a question or you might say something that might merit a response. You understand what I'm saying?

So I think that when you put anything out into the universe and you put it out into the world, especially as an entertainer, and the people are paying you, then you are subject to ridicule. You're subject to somebody's different opinion, and that's just part of life. I saw Irv Gotti giving you love, too. Have you spoke to him? I haven't spoke to Irv in a minute. After the freestyle, yeah. Irv always

shows love, man. Irv is another genuine dude, man. Whenever you speak to Irv, he always enlightens you and telling you, you know, just giving you jewels. We don't really have dudes that really... And that's what we need in this era. We need the dudes right under Irv to start giving the Jews to these Kodaks and them.

Like, these dudes is dope, but somebody got to sit them down and say, okay, now it's time for you. You got here. You're from the streets and this and that. We all from that. Now let's take it here. Let me show you how to stay curved and stay out

and bring somebody who was just like you to the next level. That's what we got to start doing. All right. Well, my song, we appreciate you for joining us. Oh, oh. Definition of a G, part three. OG Bobby Johnson coming soon. All right.

When's that dropping? Me. Mike's got to give us a 16 or something. I mean, why not? Oh, that's what he did. He played me. Would you rather Envy play the record? Yeah.

Okay, Envy. Boom. Envy about to record? Yeah. Okay, Envy. Boom. Envy about to play the remix. The remix. That's how we own it featuring Davey, Spad, and Raekwon. Okay. That's how we own it. All right.

Okay. The Breakfast Club. I made it. My son. Envy playing my record. I made it. The Breakfast Club. A couple of years in here complaining about all the penis pics she's receiving.

But I'm sitting there telling her about them little ass cheeks she showed on Instagram. She want to show the cheeks. Hold on. Key word, little. Okay. Very regular. No, it ain't regular. Little.

That's a little hump on the back. On vacation. What's wrong with posting a picture on vacation? People do it all the time. There's nothing wrong with it. I'm just telling you that once you show them cheeks, don't be surprised about all the penis pics you get. You got dudes hot and bothered out here.

He had one leg up, one leg down. One little arch in the back looking back at it. We were ordering drinks. Drop one of Clues bombs for Angelina's ass cheeks. You can currently see them on her Instagram, at Angelina. There's no post of the picture. There it goes.

That's the picture. It's a nice regular vacation. By the way, that's the last picture Angelia's posted. Another picture's not been up there for three days. Angelia shot that shot and her hand's still in the air. Oh, wait a minute. You ain't hear what Yee said before we cracked the mic. That was a tame picture. That was tame. That was tame. Wow.

I didn't think there was anything that graphic about a picture in a one-piece bathing suit. Explain to the people what type of pictures you're getting right now. Well, there's some pictures of people who are masturbating. Okay, that's enough. That's enough. That's all your fault. And you can see the...

All right. That's all your fault. You know what? Let's get to the rumors. That's your cheeks. Blame your cheeks. Chris Brown. Listen up.

It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the Rum. All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report.

The Breakfast Club. Well, the rumor is that Quavo from the Migos is dating Carucci now, and Chris Brown is angry and feeling betrayed. Now, take this with a grain of salt. This is from TMZ. They're saying that Chris Brown actually was a big supporter of the Migos and felt like he was friends with Quavo. He actually even called them his real friends and brothers

in an interview with Billboard magazine. He said, I will never hate on you, n-words. Well, now there's an issue because Caruche, his ex, who we all know he loves, is now dating Quavo. Now Chris Brown also feels like it's not a coincidence that Caruche went and got that restraining order against him so that her and Quavo could go public in peace. So I don't know what's going on

but it is what it is. If they was cool I would hope Quavo would have mentioned something to him first. Chris Brown be ready to die for that vagina. Chris Brown is not playing when it come to Cowabunga. But if they were cool is it a matter of him just telling him or is it a matter of him staying away from his ex? It's the industry. We all know this industry is incestuous

anyway, so it don't matter. If we cool, at least call me. Let me know. No, we don't gotta call nobody. Rihanna don't gotta call him when she dated another guy. Kawasaki don't gotta call nobody when she dated somebody else. If they a friend, what would that baby be named though? Quavo and Kawasaki?

Like that baby did not have a normal name. Quavochi. Quavochi! Alright, now let's discuss Boosie Badass. There were some issues while he was shopping in Mississippi. He ended up getting allegedly pepper sprayed while he was followed by a large crowd. They said a loss prevention officer maced him in the face while he was looking around in the Polo Ralph Lauren store. His security should have whooped them in the ass. They did. Oh, they did?

Yeah. It was a big scuffle. There's video footage of it. And Boosie also says that they stole his jewelry. The police, he says, took a bag of his stuff worth a million dollars. Check it out. And one more thing. When they pulled a van over leaving after they took a couple of my partners to jail or whatever,

my jury sack was in there. Over a million dollars worth of jury. Now or whatever, my jury sack was in there. Over a million dollars worth of jury. Now they're saying no jury sack was in there. Now these cops are trying to steal a million dollars worth of jury. But I'm going to fight for mine. It's on. That's a hard one. That's going to be a hard one.

He's going to be fighting them police forever. Well, the Mississippi Police Department has already denied that they took anything from him. Of course. And they're saying that's not true at all. Apparently, they're saying three men and two juveniles are being charged with assaulting the guard outside of his store. The guard assaulted them. They were shopping. The guard sprayed them with mace.

I don't know. Listen, that video footage was crazy. All right. T.I. was on with our girl, Angie Martinez. Drop on the Clues Bomb for Angie Martinez, damn it. The legend. And a lot of things came out of this discussion with Miss Angie Martinez. Drop on the Clues Bomb for Angie Martinez, damn it. The legend. And a lot of things came out of this discussion with Miss Angie Martinez.

Now he talked about marriage and how marriage is a distraction from things that he has going on. Check it out. I'm striving to take my family, its name, and our legacy as far as it can possibly go.

And in my life, there will be people, places, and things that help me get there, and there will be people, places, and things that distract me and deter me from getting there. You know, it just seems to me like marriage and what marriage means and what marriage does, it just is one of them things that's going to distract me and deter me. Wow, that sounds crazy.

Oh, man, I hate to break God code here, but let me tell you something. Marriage only distracts you when you got a bunch of other chicks out there. You know what I'm saying? And you're out there playing and you're trying to keep up with your other chicks and your marriage. Then that's when marriage becomes a distraction. Yeah, because your wife's stressing you about all the other chicks. You ain't got time for that.

Well, it does sound... I ain't got time for that, man. Very distracting. Now, he also talks about Bernice Burgos versus Tiny, because, you know, I know you guys talked about this yesterday, how they were going back and forth. Just a little bit.

On social media. Check it out. I'm a man. I am not engaged in a woman's business. It's a women's business. It ain't got nothing to do with me. Yo, T.I. is crazy, man. It's all about you.

T.I. is crazy. It's all right. It got nothing to do with me. T.I. will keep his hands clean. This guy. Regardless. This guy. I think marriage actually focuses me.

Absolutely focuses. I've never been this focused in my life. Talk that talk. Now it's the truth. my life. Talk that talk. That's the truth. It does. Talk that talk. Because I work and the rest of my time goes towards my family. It goes to my wife. It goes to my daughters. That's why I put my energy into my work and my family.

I'm good on everything else. Everything else is just a distraction. When you're out here trying to play and you got other chicks floating around, those are the distractions. Marriage is absolutely not the distraction. That's the focus to me. Netty, I also talked to Music. He said he's the creator of Trap Music.

Check out what he had to say. I'm going for Trap Music on this. Because a lot of people, they don't really, really, you know, know that I created Trap Music. There was no such thing as Trap Music prior to. No such thing. It didn't exist. And what do you mean? You didn't think you got that all year? It was Outkast and Kr music prior to. No such thing. It didn't exist. And what do you mean?

You didn't think you got that all year? It was outcast and crump. That's what it was. Organized. I should say organized noise. Organized noise and crump. Were you labeling it that out the gate? Yeah.

Yeah. My second album. 2003. Second album. Trap music. Right. That is accurate. The first time I remember hearing that term was T.I.

on his second album, Trap Music. Now, I would say that it was records out there that had trap content, like, you know, UGK, Pocket Full of Stones, but they weren't calling it trap music. Trap music, that's the first time I heard that term was when T.I. named his album that. All right, well, speaking of distractions, Janelle Monae is encouraging equality.

She did an interview with Marie Claire magazine. She said, people have to start respecting the vagina. Until every man is fighting for our rights, we should consider stopping having sex. I love men, but evil men, I will not tolerate that. Then she had to go on social media to clarify what she meant. She said that I remember choosing a partner for a co-parent is important because those values are passed down for generations.

She said, I don't think that, but I do get frustrated when women's rights are trampled on and disregarded, and we must demand our agency, and it's very frustrating. But no, I don't think sex is a bargaining tool. I just wonder how these people get born and raised. That sounds like she watched Chirac. Yeah, exactly. That's what it sounds like to me. And Chirac is based on other things, too, where they, women withheld sex to stop people from wars and everything.

The Chirac movie is trash, too, by the way. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. You think that abstaining from sex would stop you guys from certain things if your women abstain from sex? What do you mean? You might want to come to the table and just... I know how to act.

I don't need no punishment. You don't even got to punish me. I'm good. What I need a punishment for? Go punish the people who don't know how to act. I know how to act. All right, well, thank you for those rumors. Yee, welcome back. I was born punishment for. Go punish the people who don't know how to act. I know how to act. All right. Well, thank you for those rumors. G, welcome back.

I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club.

Yes, donkey of the day for Wednesday, April 12th goes to our celebrity and chief spokesman, Sean Spicer. Now, kids, y'all know your Uncle Charla's book is coming out this coming Tuesday, April 18th. The book is called Black Privilege. The opportunity comes to those who create it. It's eight principles that I learned in my life that I want to share with people.

And one of those principles is always give people the credit they deserve for being stupid, including yourself. That principle is simply saying the know-it-all knows nothing. And if you don't act like you know, like the know-it-all knows nothing and don't act like you know something, you know, just always stay open to new information. Always stay receptive to learning. That's how you grow. That's how you constantly evolve. And that's how you avoid putting your foot in your mouth like Sean Spicer. See, I can't call you a donkey for what you don't know, but I can call you a donkey for pretending to have knowledge of a subject

when it's clear you don't. One thing about people in this Trump administration is that they speak on things they have no knowledge about with supreme confidence. And that's exactly what Sean Spicer did yesterday when he said that the devil known as Adolf Hitler, who massacred more than 6 million Jewish people in gas chambers, never used chemical weapons. Oh, you don't believe he really said that?

Here you go. We didn't use chemical weapons in World War II. You know, you had someone as despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. Sean Spicer, Google is your friend, my guy. Okay? Gas chambers. Keyword, gas.

Gas is a chemical. Not just any chemical. Gas is made up of about 150 different chemicals. 150 different chemicals I can't even pronounce. Nor will I attempt to. The point is, the reason I noticed Sean Spicer is because I googled his gasoline and chemicals. See, I had to double check because when I heard Sean Spicer say that yesterday, I always give people the benefit of the doubt because it may not be you. It might be me.

What's my principle? Give people the credit they deserve for being stupid, including yourself. Maybe information has changed. Maybe gas is no longer considered a chemical. I don't know. That's why I googled, is gasoline a chemical? Just to make sure I wasn't the idiot here. And it just reconfirmed to me that, nope, it's not me, Sean Spicer.

It's your dumb ass. Gas is indeed a chemical. And Satan, a.k.a. Hitler, killed more than 6 million people in gas chambers. Now, moments later, a reporter asked Sean to clarify his remarks. Oh, man, this is good. Play.a. Hitler, killed more than 6 million people in gas chambers. Now, moments later, a reporter asked Sean to clarify his remarks. Oh, man, this is good. Play the clip. Quote, Hitler didn't even sink to the level of using chemical weapons. What did you mean by that? I think when you come to sarin gas, there was no, he was not using the gas on his own people

the same way that Assad is doing. I mean, there was clearly, I understand your point. Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate that. There was not in the, he brought him into the Holocaust Center, and I understand that. But I'm saying in the way that Assad used them where he went into towns, dropped them down

to innocent, into the middle of towns. It was brought to, so the use of it, and I appreciate the clarification there. That was not the intent. What? There's so much to unpack here. Holocaust Center, what the hell is a Holocaust Center? I don't know. You mean concentration camps?

Holocaust Center sounds light. You make it seem like a Holocaust Center is someplace to send your kids for the summer. And then Sean Spicer said, I appreciate the clarification to the reporter. What clarification? There was no clarification. She asked you to clarify. Why are you thanking her for clarification? What you meant to say to her was, thank you for pointing out that I was wrong. And after somebody points out that you are wrong, just admit you're wrong and deal with the consequences of you being wrong. This is why I have come to the conclusion

that Ivanka Trump is the smartest person in the White House, simply because she is the only person from the Trump administration I have ever heard admit they don't know something. Remember last week when they said she was complicit? Look how she answered this. I don't know what it means to be complicit, but, you know, I hope time will prove that I have done a good job. Just play the first part one more time. Just play that one more time. Because that first part sums up why she is the smartest

person in that administration. I don't know what it means to be complicit. That's great. That's it. Just admit you don't know. It's okay. Sean Spicer, it had to be a part of your brain that said, you know,

this don't sound right. Adolf Hitler killed more than 6 million people in gas chambers. Nazis murdered 2.7 million Jewish people in death camps. Gassing, as in the chemical gas, Sean, gassing 6,000 a day in Auschwitz alone. But Sean Spicer just forgot about that. I've been trying to process what Sean said simply to see if it makes sense from any angle.

It doesn't. Because when you say someone who is as despicable as Hitler didn't even sink to using chemical weapons, what does that mean? That doesn't make Hitler any less despicable. It doesn't matter if he drowned them, burned them, gassed them. The fact

remains, he killed millions and millions of Jewish people. That is and always will be the issue. Period. Okay? In the words of Charlemagne the God, give people the credit they deserve for being stupid, including yourself. And Sean Spicer, let me give you your hee-haws

while you're still alive to hear them. Please give Sean Spicer the biggest hee-haw, please. So to break it down, what Sean Spicer was trying to say was, well, Hitler wasn't as bad as this guy is. That's what he was trying to say was, well, Hitler wasn't as bad as this guy is. That's what he was trying to say. I mean, come on.

Why would you even compare terrible acts with other terrible acts? Yeah, once again, it doesn't matter how they were killed. It's the fact that they were killed. Absolutely. You kill millions and millions of people. All right. That is the issue. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey of the day. Now, when we come back,

ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you need relationship advice, you can call Yee right now. 800-585-1051. Maybe you're going on vacation and you need to take a picture and show your butt cheeks. Yee can help you. You know, I told you that my friend, a good

friend of mine that was with me on this trip, we were on the ATVs and the ATV flipped over on her arm and we had to spend a day in the hospital after that. Did you have that one piece on in the hospital? Crazily enough, you know what was really bad? We went to the hospital, we were covered in mud

because we were on the ATVs. We did have on our bathing suits, but we had on cover-ups over it, but it just still felt inappropriate. Right. So how did y'all flip over? I didn't flip over. Oh, she was by herself? No, she was with our other friend,

and the two of them were in the ATV together, and one of them was driving, and the ATV flipped over on her arm because it was very rocky. Damn it, man. Yeah, it was really bad. I was scared to death. They had to lift it up off her arm.

Holy ish. And if you could see her arm, it was bleeding through the cast and everything. Yeah, it was really bad. I was scared to death. They had to lift it up off her arm. Holy ish. And if you could see her arm, it was bleeding through the cast and everything. All the skin was like burned off. All right. 800-585-1051. Ask Yee. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? This is Jennifer. Hey, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? This is Jennifer.

Hey, Jennifer. What's your question for Yee? A question about me and my husband, we've been dating since we were 15. Uh-huh. Off and on. And, like, now that we're older and we have three boys together. Mm-hmm. And it seems like it's not the same no more.

Like, he lies to me a lot. And I feel like he's comfortable with lying to me. Lying to you about what? A lot of things. Like, last time I saw him at the strip club. Mm. And I don't mind him going because I'm just that type of woman just to let him go. But lying to me really makes me mad when you have something good at home.

Why would you need to go to the strip club? Okay, but you just said you don't mind him going. I really don't, but I mean, lying is just... See, because it's two different things here. Now, I would be annoyed if somebody lied to me about anything because I don't feel like there's a reason for me to lie. But you just said you don't mind him going, but then you said, well, I don't see why he has to go

because he's got a good thing at home. So it does seem like you do mind him going. Yeah, you're right, a little bit, yeah. But, I mean, it just bugs me because I want to have... I'm the type of woman that likes to do play-roll, and he doesn't. I want to be able to do that sexual thing with him. You want to do role plays and do all that stuff.

So why can't he do that stuff with you? Why does he need to go to the strip club and look at these women when he got all of this at home? Basically that's all I'm trying to say. Okay. Now how did you see him in the strip club? Well I got his bank account information. Oh my God.

Yes and so I had logged into it because I knew something was fishy. And so I saw that he pulled out money at the strip club. It seems like the bigger issue, more than anything else, is that you don't trust him. To be honest, I really don't. And it's because of you lying to me and everything. And I love him. But it's just like our relationship is not going nowhere with each other no more. Right.

Okay, so he lies to you. And, of course, he lies to you. And that's, of course, why you don't trust him. But then he's lying to you about things that he knows that you don't want him to do that he wants to do. Exactly. He always makes excuses. He always throws it back at me saying, I'm the one that's always lying. I'm doing this.

I'm doing that. I just started going back to school and it seems like he did not like that I was going back to school. He thinks I'm cheating on him. I'm like, I don't have time to cheat. I don't work. I'm a housewife. I have three kids.

When do I have time to cheat on you? Well, the reason that he's accusing you of cheating is probably because he's a liar himself and he knows he does things that he's not supposed to do. So, therefore, it's making him feel like he's accusing you of doing things because that's what always happens. When you know you're not doing anything wrong and you start getting accused, you got to look at what is this person doing that they feel so guilty about. Yeah.

You guys are just comfortable with each other but not attracted to each other anymore. I feel, that's how I feel. Okay. All right, listen, hold on the line for a second, okay? Okay. All right. All right, ASCII, 805-85-1051.

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, Sholomayn the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello, who's this?

Yeah, it's Reese from Indianapolis. What's your question for Yee? Yeah, I'm kind of stuck in a dilemma. All right, well, I got a girl. She perfect, you know what I'm saying? Don't give me no problems. Money straight. I got her own everything.

She a kid. But I'm young, you know what I'm saying? She don't be committed. She got me. One kid. But I'm young. She doesn't be committed. She's got me about four years. But I'm young. I want to get out and live. But she keeps saying she wants to commit for the rest of her life. She wants to get married. I'm trying to tell her I'm young.

I'm not ready. But I have no reason to leave her. You know what I'm saying? Okay, so you're saying on paper everything about her is good, but in real life, you don't want to be in a relationship right now. Exactly. Well, you're not doing her any favors by being in a relationship that you don't want to be in.

Right, but I also don't want to hurt her and leave her for no reason. I think it's more hurtful for you to stay with somebody that you don't really want to be in a relationship with. You know, I think obviously she's ready for something that you're not ready for. And you just have to be honest, like be honest and let her know. I'm not ready if you're not ready, because for you to be in this relationship, first of all, you're going to be upset about it later. You're going to be have a little bit of resentment toward her. You might end up cheating. Right, right.

And I think it's better for her and for you, for you to just not be in a relationship. I mean, you just said you don't want to be in one. Yeah, but I mean, you don't want to leave no perfect situation either. It's not perfect if you don't want to be in it. That's the only downfall. I don't want to be in it because I'm young. Well, that's a huge downfall. You don't want to be in a relationship.

Does it matter if she's perfect or not? You don't want to be in a relationship. Does it matter if she's perfect or not? You don't want to be in a relationship. Yeah, I guess you're right. And you know, you never know what might happen when you're honest with somebody. Maybe she will still date you while you're doing whatever else you want to do. At least you're being honest about it. And maybe she won't. And maybe her not being with you will make you realize that, okay, I'm going to run around.

I don't even like this. I want to get back together with my girl. And maybe it'll be too late or maybe it won't. You never know. But you got to go with how you feel. Yeah, you right. You right. I mean, that's why I have the car land. I know you'll get some good info.

Alright. Yeah, I mean, listen, don't do anything until you're ready for it, okay? Yeah, you right. Alright. Alright. Alright, bro. ASCII, 800-585-1051. Now, we got rumors on the way, E? Yes, let's get back into some stories about Steph Curry. Now, you know he has the number one selling jersey in the NBA, right?

Mm-hmm. Yet again. Well, let's talk about why other NBA ballers don't like him. We'll give you some inside information. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club. So listen up. Well, Lil Wayne was performing at Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania, and he didn't give too many details, but he is saying that he has a new situation. Check it out. Is it good if I just say it? It's The Rock. He didn't give too many details, but he is saying that he has a new situation. Check it out.

I don't know what that means specifically. We've been hearing that for a long time. He's been saying that for a long time, so we don't 100% know. But I don't know. Maybe he's managed to get himself into a situation. All right. Now, we were telling you about this book that Marcus Thompson wrote. Now, Marcus Thompson has been reporting on

Steph Curry, and he did a whole book about Steph Curry being the golden boy and why other NBA players don't like him. Alright, now the book is called Golden, The Miraculous Rise of Steph Curry. And here's what he had to say about Chris Paul having some issues with Steph Curry.

Chris Paul is one of those guys. Chris Paul was somebody he looked up to. Chris Paul used to dominate that matchup. Chris Paul was supposed to be next in line to win a championship. And then suddenly it was Steph. So that's another relationship where he was like, oh, I look up to you. And now suddenly all of them, there's this disdain towards Steph. Sounds like they're hating on the khaki-colored killer. That's what it sounds like. And if you don't know who Marcus Thompson is, he's been reporting on the Golden State Warriors for 12 seasons,

and he's exploring Steph Curry. This is his first book. And Steph Curry's family and his daughters, his celebrity chef wife, Aisha, how he's a role model for kids. And by the way, Steph Curry has the number one selling jersey in the NBA also. It sounds like a lot of jealousy and envy

towards the beige boy. I don't want to call him the golden boy. Well, you can call him golden too. He's golden. He's the color of gold. The number two on that list is LeBron for the most popular NBA jerseys. And number three is Kevin Durant. Number four is Russell Westbrook, who, by the way, according to this book, also does not like Steph Curry. Just doesn't like him.

I think it's probably a lot of jealousy and envy. Plus, Steph keeps his nose clean, and he's, like, you know, really in the God. He's got the family and the kids. Like, you know, I can see where the jealousy and envy would come into play. All right. Now, Stephen Belafonte, we've been telling you all about the situation with Stephen Belafonte and Mel B,

how she's filed for divorce, how allegedly there's all these sex tapes that are floating around that she's scared are going to be released. She managed to get a restraining order. And now he gets

a reasonable visitation for his kids also, of his daughter. But he also wants to stay in Eddie Murphy's daughter's life. What? Yeah, he's been raising her since she was only two years old. That's when they got married.

So he wants to be able to have visitation and still see that daughter as well. What if the daughter don't want to see him? Ten years of marriage. How do you know the daughter? And I mean, these allegations against him, domestic abuse, sexual exploitation, all of that. I don't know.

Yeah, the daughter might have just been putting up with you because you was stepdaddy at the time. Now that you're gone, she might be out of sight, out of mind. Right. So I don't know what's going to happen. I don't know how the court will look at that. All right. Don Cheadle is going to be starring in a movie about Wall Street's first black millionaire, Jeremiah G. Hamilton. And that's going to be he's producing that movie as well. So it's going to be an adaptation from Shane White's book, Prince of Darkness. He actually defied convention during this time period.

He made a $2 million fortune by the time he died in 1875. So imagine how much $2 million was in 1875. That should be a good movie to go check out. Alright, I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Report. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets.

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