The Breakfast Club - Ne-Yo Interview And More

Episode Date: June 1, 2017

Thursday 6/1 – Today on the show we had singer Ne-Yo come by to talk to us about the new show he is on “World of Dance”, why he stepped back from music for awhile, and even explained the picture of him playing games naked. Also, Charlamagne gave “Donkey of the Day” to a teacher who gave an inappropriate award to a black student and Angela helped out some listeners during “Ask Yee.” Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to Crooks everywhere on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is your wake that breakfast call. The world's most dangerous morning show. We in the mother... We in the... Good morning, USA. 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, USA! Thursday. Now, should I be offended? Somebody left two monkeys over here by my desk. Who that's for? You're not black.

It's for me and Envy. It has my name on it, though. Oh, okay. They're just being disrespectful then. Oh, wait. It's from Envy. Yes, it is. It is the year of the monkey, ain't it?

It is the year of the monkey. I think that was last year. But why did you leave this here? Did you read it? It's an invitation monkey, ain't it? It is the year of the monkey. I think that was last year. But why did you leave this here? What's these two monkeys? Did you read it? It's an invitation. Did you read it? Oh, wait. Don't zoom in.

It says Emmy's address. First of all, if you're inviting a black person somewhere, the invitation should not be that of a monkey. Two monkeys. I have one for you, too. No, I'm cool. I'm not coming. No, I'm definitely not coming.

It's actually a carnival-themed birthday for my two-year-old. I don't give a damn. You should have thought that one through better. The invitation should have been some popcorn or something. Don't give me no damn monkey. It's a popcorn box, and when you open it, there is popcorn inside. Open it up, Ye. So where did the monkey come into play?

Look, it's an extravagant... It's a scrap horn. Extravagant invitation. It's for my kids' two-year-old and three-year-old carnival-themed birthday party where we are turning the house into a carnival. So there will be rides for the kids. There will be obstacle courses for grownups. There will be a petting zoo where there will be all types of animals there,

like monkeys, chickens, ponies. Chickens? Maybe a kangaroo. All types of petting animals. I love chickens. Petting animals. Let me tell you Dominican something. Sounds like a playboy man.

You Dominicans should not be having invites that have monkeys on them, giving them out to black people, nor should y'all have chickens at a carnival. The Universal Soul Circus don't even got chickens, man. Yes, they do. It's a petting zoo. There's going to be a part where there's a petting zoo. I don't want to pet no damn chicken. I want to eat the chicken.

You going to fry it? Are you going to grill it? We're not frying the chicken. There's going to be monkeys. There's going to be ponies. There's going to be kangaroos, all types of animals. Kangaroos? You said what happened with Mike Epps.

Hey, that would be the most racist carnival ever if the invite is a monkey and then when you get there, the black people get to pick their own chicken that they want to eat. Because back in the day, I used to have to

chase chickens now. My grandma used to chase chickens down and then she'd pop the head off them with her hands. Break the chicken's neck. We used to pick our own chicken. That's not going to happen.

There's a petting zoo for kids, you ass. And there'll be all types of carn own chicken. That's not going to happen. There's a petting zoo for kids, you ass. And there'll be all types of carnival rides. It's going to be dope. It's going to be really, really, really dope. Yeah, we'll be here. Okay, perfect. And it's right before Father's Day.

That's right. There's going to be a lot of rides, carnival rides, all types of things. There's going to be a Ferris wheel, carousels, all types of stuff. So we turn and the house is going to look like a carnival. It's totally done over. Carnival theme. It's going to be crazy. With random chickens.

No, it's a petting zoo. You know you ever been to a petting zoo? Ain't no chickens in no petting zoo, man. I don't care what you tell me. There are. There's ponies. There's going to be all types of things. Now, is this party for your 2-year-old and 3-year-old?

Well, they'll be 3-year-old and 4-year-old? Well, they'll be three-year-old and four-year. Their birthdays are a day away. I don't remember any of my birthday parties from when I was that young. Nah, it's going to be a lot of fun. This party's really

for the older people. Nah, it's going to be for kids. It's going to be for kids in their school, and then we'll have a lot of stuff for older people as well. There's going to be

a dunk tank that, Charlamagne, you're invited to sit in. I'm going to drown the chicken. Nope. I'm going to drown the chicken. Instead of breaking his neck to fry it, I'm going to drown it and then eat it. When parents walk in, you drown the chicken no instead of breaking his neck to fry it I'm gonna drown it and then eat it when parents walk in you can say nasty things to them and disrespectful things and

then they could throw a baseball at it at a child's party you when people say nasty things Charlemagne could do that not nasty like and you know disrespectful like hey ugly and we can throw that's nasty I don't know in this climate of what's going on in the world. We got to have fun. First of all, you're giving out monkey invitations to black people. You got random chickens that you want people to pick and eat. And then you want to put a black man in a tank and have me be the dunce that makes stupid comments to get dunked in the water. Who are you?

You're not fully black anymore. You're like light-skinned black now. Let's transition from that into front-page news, and we're going to talk about LeBron and what happened outside of his house. Oh, my God. I didn't like that. That segue was kind of nasty, but all right. That was crazy.

We'll get into LeBron and what was written on his house when we come back. Good morning. It's the Breakfast Club. Oh, Neo's going to be here this morning, too. Oh, that's right. Neo. That's right. R&B singer Neo will be in the building, too. So, keep it locked. A lot going on. Here's Humble Kendrick Lamar.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now, tonight, the NBA Finals game won. I got Warriors in seven. Oh, you're taking the Warriors? I'm sorry, Cavs in seven. Cavs in seven, I love to in seven. Oh, you're taking the Warriors.

I'm sorry, Cavs in seven. Cavs in seven, I'm going to say. You know, somebody asked me this for the first time yesterday, my man Jay Williams. Listen to my man Jay Williams. I don't have no reason to bet against the Cavs. Only because, like, you know, after what we witnessed last year, LeBron coming back from down 3-1.

You know how when you had that feeling that Jordan was just going to pull it out or Kobe was just going to pull it out? I feel like LeBron's in that level. I don't know how he's going to win. I just think the Cavs are going to win in 7. But they have Durant. They didn't have Durant last year. Listen, I'm with you. Listen, I'm picking the Cavs.

If I'm picking the Cavs, that means the Warriors probably going to win. I'm going Cavs in 7. Now, what happened with LeBron's house? Something happened with LeBron's house? Well, LeBron's house in L.A. was actually found with racist graffiti on the front gate. And he actually commented on this. Sports Illustrated provided the comments on that incident. And they said, no matter how much money you have, no matter how famous you are,

no matter how many people admire you, being black in America is tough. We got a long way to go for us as a society and for us as African-Americans until we feel equal in America. Awful. What were the words? Negro. Okay, drop on the clues bombs for Steph Curry and Klay Thompson people for coming through. They wanted to remind people that beige lives matter. That's all.

They had to pull up on LeBron's house and throw some racial slurs on there to let them know it's going to be a tough series. But that's just very disappointing. It doesn't matter what goes on. He's one of the greatest athletes right now. Yes. And things like this are still happening. I was wondering why Isha Curry was so quiet. Stop it.

Now let's talk about CNN. They fired Kathy Griffin. It's a wrap? Yeah, it's over for quiet. Stop it. Now let's talk about CNN. They fired Kathy Griffin. It's a wrap? Yeah, it's over for her. CNN has terminated their agreement with Kathy Griffin, and she's also not appearing on their New Year's Eve program as well, even though she apologized for the picture of herself holding up a bloody head of President Donald Trump.

What did she think was going to happen? Trump. Yeah. And she had posted a video yesterday apologizing, but it doesn't really matter at this point. And, you know, they are investigating her as well. So it's not like it's too good for Kathy Griffin. I keep trying to tell y'all, you cannot threaten the president of the United States of America. I don't care how you feel about him.

You cannot threaten him in any way, shape, or form. And she got her endorsement deal for Squatty Potty dropped. Okay. So it's over. Alright. Well, that's front page news. And a resort that she was performing at canceled her show. Yeah, there we go with the backlash.

I refuse. Some people are defending her saying that she's just a comedian and they're supposed to push the parameters. It wasn't funny though. Like there was nothing funny about it. That's the main issue. It wasn't even though. Like there was nothing funny about it. That's the main issue. It wasn't even funny. I refuse to lose everything

for somebody I don't even like. You know what I'm saying? And then the fact that she apologized for the statement. If she had stood by the statement, I would have respected it a lot more. But she apologized for it. Because you're going to lose everything anyway. Yeah, you might as well stand by it. If you're going to make a statement, make the statement and stand by it. Don't make the statement and then act like

I beg for your forgiveness. Yeah, I apologize. I went too far. Get out of here. I don't respect that. Alright, well, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051 If you're upset, you need to vent. Call us right now or maybe you feel blessed. 800-585-1051

Hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Let's go. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're man or flesh. Stay with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So if you got something on your mind, let it out.

All right, Yee. What's wrong with you, Yee? Do you know somebody hit my car yesterday? Like, what do you mean hit it? Like crashed into it? Yeah, like hit my car. What happened? That's good, right?

I was at a red light, and there was a car in front of me, and there was a car in front of that car, and I guess the woman in front of him was trying to back up into a spot, and he didn't check back. I guess she was about to hit his car, so he backed up and backed up and hit my car. But I saw it coming, so I was beeping the horn, but there was a truck behind me,

so I couldn't back up and do anything about, but I saw it coming so I was beeping the horn, but there was a truck behind me so I couldn't back up and do anything about it but beep the horn, but I guess he just decided he'd rather hit me than get his car hit from the front. I don't know what happened, but... How much damage? Um, just a few scratches, but still, it just bothered me. Aw, man. Well, I'm sorry you got your car hit. I'm just minding my business at a red light.

Bees like this. Hey, man, it could've been worse. It could've been worse, but still. Hello, who's this? What's up, man? This is Reggie, yo. How y'all doing, Breakfast Club? Reggie, you mad and you blessed this morning? You named after the wet, didn't you? No, actually, I was named after Reggie Jackson.

Just so you know. The baseball player? My real name is Reginald, yes. Okay. All right, so tell us why you blessed and mad this morning. Okay, well, I'm blessed because I have a beautiful three-year-old daughter, okay? All right, so tell us why you blessed and mad this morning. complete 180, stop selling drugs, stop hustling, stop doing a lot. I did it for my daughter. Now I'm upset because I was with her mother for about seven years. And all of a sudden, one day while I was at work, she just grabbed everything and hauled ass.

No word, no nothing. She tried to hide. You know, I was out of town working, which I am right now. And I actually had to do some investigative reporting and pay for a private investigator to find out what she was in order to serve her papers about my daughter. Where was she? Crack house? No, she ain't a crack house.

My daughter's mom's not a crack house. I can't go that far. That's good. She is a real BITC, you know what I'm saying? So when I did that, she sent me a text message and told me straight up, I guess you care more about paperwork than you do about seeing your child. What? True, true.

So how did you get to the point? I care more about seeing my child than I do, you know, my child. Anything, which is why you had to send some damn paperwork. Of course, because she just wouldn't let me see my daughter. You did the right thing. You did the right thing. You did the right thing. You know, I mean,

I feel like you, your hate for me is much more than the love for our daughter. Right. No, I feel you. But you say you love my child so much.

That's all? I'm sorry for you, bro. No, you ain't gotta be sorry. You know, I'm taking it with you. Did they work it out so you could see your daughter and everything? No, I got an attorney. We go to court, you know, real soon, no, you ain't gotta be sorry, you know, I'm taking it down. Did they work it out so you could see your daughter and everything?

No, I got an attorney. We go to court, you know, real soon and, you know, some of her lies and all that stuff been exposed and all of that

and I'm just doing it, I'm doing it for my daughter and I'm working and I'm happy, you know, got a good job and everything like that so everything gonna be alright.

It's just that when I try to get information about my child, she won't tell me. But then she claims that I don't care. But then it's like, oh, I don't need you. But then you call and every time I talk to you, I need money. Okay.

You're the baby daddy. You know how the game go when you're the baby daddy? When you're the baby daddy, you got to give them that check. I ain't never been in this situation before. I don't know. Well, listen, he wants to know where his daughter is. He wants to see his daughter. He did the right thing.

He went and filed papers just like a woman would file papers if he wasn't paying money. So he did what he was supposed to do. Amen. You know what I'm saying? I just want some of these women to stop being hypocrites. Well, I hope it works out for you, bro, man. Tell them why you're blessed or tell them why you're mad. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. Call us now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Let's go! This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So if you got something on your mind, let it out. Hello, who's this?

This is Tyler from Charlotte. Hey, man. Tell them why you're mad. So my friend and I go to Charlemagne's book signing last night in Concord. Okay. And once everything gets in the mix and they tell you to get in line, we start moving and getting bumped into and everything, and someone steals my friend's ticket to get his book signed out of the book.

So now we can't get the book signed. We can't stand in line. Yeah, man. What? Well, that's an easy one. Why didn't you say something to somebody? I did say something to the kid. We saw him in the food court,

but what are you going to do about a book signing ticket? Fight somebody in a food court? And you're white, Tyler? Yeah. Oh, man. So do you. Yeah, so you was outnumbered yesterday. Yeah, man.

Definitely outnumbered. I'm sorry you had that experience, Tyler, at my book signing, man. But thank you for coming. You got to fix that. I wish I could sign your book for you. We're going to put him on hold, man. We're going to put him on hold. You're going to sign the book for him.

Hey, salute to everybody who came out to Books A Million in Charlotte yesterday. In Concord, Illinois. Charlamagne, are you going to sign his book? Yeah, I don't know how. I mean, was he going to be somewhere? We're going to get his information. I don't know how either, man. We're going to get your information. I don't know how either, man.

We're going to get your information. Why don't we just get your address and we'll send you the book. You'll send the book and we'll send it back. Right. We'll figure it out. No, I'm in Charlotte now. You can catch me in the morning. You can catch me before I leave. Put them on hold. Listen, salute to everybody who came to Books A Million and Concord Mills Mall last night in Charlotte, man. We had over 400 people in there.

I really appreciate the energy. And I'm going to be in Miami tonight at the Barnes & Noble's on Kendall Drive at 6 p.m. Salute to the homie K-Fox. She'll be moderating that event. I'll be at the Barnes & Noble Miami tonight at 6 p.m. in North Kendall Drive. So pull up. All right. Now, when we come back, we got rumors.

What are we talking about? Oh, yes. We are going to be talking about Tiger Woods DUI arrest video. They have released that footage. And you can see Tiger Woods not looking too good. Also, what a rapper is facing 30 years in jail. Okay, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Tiger Woods.

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. So the police have released a police video of the Tiger Woods DUI arrest.

And you can tell he definitely was a bit of a mess. They said he was passed out behind the wheel when they approached the car. And if you see this video footage, did you guys see it? Yeah. He looks very incoherent. He can't even tie his own shoes. Now, here's what it sounded like. So where are you coming from

today uh you're coming from jupiter florida okay do you know where you're going uh no you're just driving around or what i like to drive you like to drive okay okay um have you had anything to drink tonight? I'm not. Are you sure? Yes. 100%? 100%. Okay. Have you taken any illegal drugs? No.

Okay. Have you taken any medication? Yes. All right. If I was Tiger Woods, I would have said, look, man, my net worth is $740 million. The reason I can't tie my shoes is because I haven't tied my shoes in about 20 years. I got people to do that for me. Well, it was definitely unsafe for him to be driving at that time. And when you see the video footage, you can really see he could barely walk properly.

And it looked like his eyes were closed. He couldn't even really open his eyes all the way. I wonder, did that police officer know if it was Tiger Woods? I'm sure. I'm sure. And I'm sure they took his ID and everything. Yeah, they knew it was Tiger Woods. So they knew it was him. Because if you did know it was Tiger Woods? I'm sure. And I'm sure they took his ID and everything. Yeah, they knew it was Tiger Woods. Because if you did know it was Tiger

Woods, you got to bring him in. I mean, that's a big fish. Yeah, it's great press. They released the footage. I mean, his rims were bent up, his tires were flat. And when you a cop, you need some war stories to talk about on your off days. That's going to be a great holiday story. No matter who that was, you had to bring them in.

No, but especially if it's Tiger Woods. Because that's a great holiday story when No matter who that was, you had to bring them in. No, but especially if it's Tiger Woods, because that's a great holiday story when you're sitting around at Thanksgiving dinner this year. All right, well, we told you about Rich Homie Kwan, by the way, also getting pulled over and arrested. Now he is facing 30 years in prison. Now he's going to be in jail until Friday. That's when his bond hearing is.

Interestingly enough, they're saying that they found weed, and they also found a stolen gun in the car. So we don't know how much weed he had, but it feels like they're saying that he had that possession with intent to distribute. So, in a previous interview, Rich Homing Kwan had actually talked about having Percocet with him. Check it out. Right now, what I have in my bag is...

What's in your bag? He's opening it. I love it. Here we go. Got a little travel kit. Oh, you're so cute. What's in the travel kit? We got Percocets and toothbrushes.

For real? Can I see the Percocets? Yeah. What's the street value on something like this? This size Garcia. You know, you used to sell drugs. Those are Percocet 10. Keep it a buck.

How much? $8 a pill. Probably like 15 pills in there. It's a pain reliever, though. You know what pills in there. It's a pain reliever, though. You know what I'm saying? It's a pain reliever. I basically use them on the plane. So if I eat, I got to make sure I eat good.

You got to make sure you can't eat them on, take them on an empty stomach. You'll be throwing up. Then I'm so small, so I have to eat like three times. Then I take one and go to sleep and wake up, feel like a new man. There you go. Let me get those back. Right, there you go. Yeah, sir.

Can I see a prescription for those? Nah. All right. I don't know why that's news. A rapper that raps about drugs like Rich Homie Kwan does, getting caught with drugs. Like, you know, why is that news? Well, it's news because he's facing up to 30 years in jail now. So that kind of really sucks for him.

Yeah, they don't give him 30 years. He's still in jail. We don't know what. Drugs. Oh, he got caught with a gun. Yes, as well. Oh. All right.

Who was that? That was the Cruz show, right? Yeah. Okay, salute to the Cruz. Drop on the Cruz bombs for Cruz. All right, Tia and Tamara are getting ready for a Sister, Sister reboot. Are you guys excited for that? Did you guys ever watch Sister, Sister?

I never watched it. Absolutely not excited for that. Why? No, They grown. Tia and Tamera gotta be in their 30s. Well, the entire cast has agreed to the remake of that comedy as well, and they're asking

for supporters to take action. Call your local television network and start a petition to get this off the ground. You want to see some shows. People like this show. They could be moms. Absolutely not. No disrespect to sister, sister. Didn't really like this show. They could be moms. You know, they are. Absolutely not. No disrespect to Sister Sister. Didn't really like that show when it was on.

And don't want them, ain't wanting them on the real. They busy. Yeah, absolutely. She can still work. She ain't got time for no Sister Sister. Well, they're down for it. They want to do it. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your Rumor Report. Bring back girlfriends, and I'm them all for that.

Bring back that, and I'll sign that petition. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. And I saw too much of this man last week. He plays video games naked. I saw him butt naked playing Xbox.

I don't know that he was butt naked. It seemed like you just couldn't see that area. No, no, I was naked. Well, Neo was here. Neo was here. Why were you butt naked playing? I was in Hawaii. It was PlayStation. And I was in Hawaii on vacation and I was comfortable. So that's. Why were you butt naked playing? I was in Hawaii. It was PlayStation.

And I was in Hawaii on vacation. And I was comfortable. So that's all right. What game was it? Street Fighter. Oh, Street Fighter. Well, what made you want to be an Instagram model? Like what made you say, I'm going to be a native this week?

I didn't. My wife played too much. She took that picture. And then she showed me the picture, but didn't tell me that she was going to actually post the picture. Were you mad? Nah. I mean, it is what it is.

Come on, man. I'm 37 years old. I'm married. I got three kids. I'm comfortable. Have we ever seen you naked before already? It's all good. My kids know what it is.

It's all right. It's all good. You don't walk around the house like that, right? When I can, yeah. Okay. You're not at home. I'm at home. You got the kids running around.

My kids know what it is. It's all good. The bad part about that, you can't even get your wife back. It's not like you can take a picture of her naked. That's a fail for you. Well, I could, but yeah, that's a complete fail for me. I just got to live with it. What game were you playing?

Street Fighter. And I'm a beast, mind you. Holler at me. I don't want to play. I'm good. Now that we know what's going on in the oven. I'm good. Did you at least tell your wife, look, man, play your good. Now that we know what's going on in the oven. Did you at least tell your wife, look man, give me fair warning next time so I can put my hat on.

Nah, I've been rocking without the hat as of late. I don't know if it's a world of dance, but he's really just letting it go. That's what I think is a good idea. Listen, my head is big. Everybody know my head is big. This hat ain't hot. Nothing. It is what it is. I'm living, but I need a haircut today.

And I knew I was coming in here. I'm the same way. If I got a little bit of hair. All three of y'all got hats on. That hairline be right here in the middle. This hat is not coming off. Not at all. Not at all.

Catch me tomorrow. You just put out a new song, too. Yes. Yes. Another love song. It's the name of the song. Yes. Another love song.

Which is great. Because you are in love right now. Very much so. Obviously, all your music seems pretty happy. Well, I mean, all the music on this album isn't going to be happy because I didn't write just completely about myself. I feel like if I just write it about me, how can it be relatable to anybody else? I'm definitely happy. I'm in a great place.

But I know everybody isn't. And I'm the person that writes music for, you i i'm i'm right your breakup song i'm right the song that's going to help you get through this or get through that or whatever the case may be so every song isn't going to be happy but every song will be real and relatable name of the album is good man i'm calling it that because it's what every woman wants and what every man should strive to be dope and uh the thing about it is nobody you're not born a good man you kind of have to go through some stuff and let some things happen in order to become a good man. So it's kind of the journey of. You got to hoe out, basically.

Something like that. Yeah. Something like that. You got to start low and then end high. That's right. Now, you helped Mary J. Blige on her album. I did. I was going to say, you were the perfect person for her to come to when she was going through the things that she was going through, which she expressed to you as well while you guys

were in the studio. I love, I love that. You looked a little shocked on that VH1 special when she told you that the girl that caused the breakup was in another room. Well, see,

because I didn't know. Like, I had met that girl through another friend. Explain to people that you're in the documentary. I thought I just did. The girl was in the, they was in the studio recording

and the girl who caused the breakup was in the other studio. Right. And Mary told you, don't keep her away from my project. Now, mind you, at the time, I didn't know that this was the girl that caused all the drama. I had no idea.

I met her through a friend, and I knew that she was working with Mary before. They were like signs. She was like signs to Mary. So I didn't think it was no drama. But then once she left, that's when Mary pulled me to the side like, listen. I'm like, oh, all right. All right.

I had no clue. But yeah, it wasn't. But that's definitely like a line crossed. I know guys cheat. They mess up. But not with somebody. That you're working with. That's supposed to be your artist.

Yeah, it was a bit much. But I'm investing so much time and money into her. At least I can do it. That's your penis, though. So how was writing for Mary? How was that? You know, I love writing for Mary. Every time I write for Mary,

it winds up being a therapy session for both of us. Like, we'll sit and talk about some stuff and cry if we need to and eat some food and write a song. What kind of relationship problems do you have? Right now, none. I'm sure y'all argue about something. Yeah, but it's little silly stuff.

It's silly stuff. I'll leave the toilet seat up and she'll get mad. I hate that. She can't get mad at you about nothing after she put that DeAngelo Russell move on you and recorded you and you wasn't looking. DeAngelo Russell. She can't say nothing. She, well, we don't have any major problems.

Right. She's not, the thing I love about her is that she's not jealous and I understand it could be real easy to be jealous of me being in the position

that I'm in, but she's not that. She knows that I'm hers and she's mine and we good. That's it. Now, last year, I remember you said

that you would perform at Trump's inauguration. Did you regret saying that? No, I don't regret saying that because if you watch the whole tape, you will realize that I was absolutely joking. I would never perform at a Trump inauguration. I wouldn't perform at a Trump anything. Don't even say Trump at the show. I might just stop singing.

I'm not a fan of Donald Trump, and I don't support him. I never have and never will. Now, it's been a minute since you put out some new music. What was the reason for that break? Well, I got married. I had another child. Shout out to SJ. He's a year old.

Shout out to Maddie Mason. Maddie's six. Mason is five now. I wanted to do some regular life stuff for a minute. Married, kids, went and bought a house in L.A. So now that I've done that, now it's time to furnish the house, which costs money, feed the kids, which costs money, and take care of my wife, which costs money. So I got to put some more music on.

Do you think going to the pop world hurts you in any way, shape, or form? Nah, not at all. Not at all. Because the people that really rock with me understand that be it pop, be it R&B, be it country and western, music is music, and that's who I am. That's what I do. So anybody that had a pop, be it R&B, be it country and western, music is music, and that's who I am. That's what I do. So anybody that had a problem with me going to the pop world, you might want to question whether or not you was a Ne-Yo fan in the first place. Because to be honest with you, even if you listen to my first album, it's always been somewhat pop.

I'm not the most thuggish dude that you'll meet. I'm not, and I embrace that. I'm not ashamed of that. It is what it is. And I feel like people that really know me, know me and understand that. So you're not going to expect a hip hop album from Neo. You're not going to expect me to be talking crazy about women on the record because that's not who I am. So from my first album to this album, I've been the same dude and ain't no reason to change.

So there'll be some pop songs on this album. There will definitely be some pop songs on this album, but there will also be some R&B songs on this album. See, I'm one of the few artists that my fans have allowed me to jump genre. I can do pop. I can do R&B. I can go over here and do a song with a Spanish artist or a country artist or whoever, and my fans have allowed it. So if they're allowing me to do it, why not do it?

All right, we got more with Ne-Yo when we come back. We'll find out about his new show, World of Dance, and also what he performed at the Gay Pride event like Tank did. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlam. Keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are the Breakfast Club. We have Ne-Yo in the building. Charlamagne? R&B's in a weird space right now because it don't seem like it's, I don't want to say a true king or kings. It seems like everybody's all over the place kind of in R&B. Ne-Yo's taking it right now. Last time I answered this, I got in trouble.

No, no, no. But that's theB. Yeah. You don't take it right now. Last time I answered this I got in trouble. No, no, no. I mean, but even, but that's the problem. Right. It hasn't changed since you've been here. Like you have, like you have Miguel will come out

and do a thing for me. I like Anderson.Paak but then it's like... You got Bryson Tiller. Yeah. Yeah. I don't like his new album though. You didn't hear it.

Did you hear it yet? I heard it yesterday. Okay. And one day you decided that already that fast? Yeah. Yeah. It's not for me.

It's cool. I like Trap Soul, but it's just like, yeah. I feel like R&B is transitional right now. It's in a transitional place. You got folks like Childish Gambino to come out with the Redbone record, which is clearly not only an R&B record, but like a 1970s, like old school R&B record, but it's getting love. I feel like the pendulum is swinging back towards singing and melody and lyrics that mean something again. Not to say that there's not the stuff out there that exists in the other space, and

there's always going to be. I mean, even at the height of R&B in the 90s, we still had the garbage too. It existed. So with that being said, I feel like the pendulum always swings back and forth right now we in a place where all the rappers is trying to sing melodies has always been the most powerful thing which is why all the rappers are singing because melodies stick with you melodies last melodies is what people remember so i feel like we're swinging back towards that now we getting back to where you want to hear somebody ladies especially you want it you don't want to

hear a dude call you a bitch in the middle of the song you don't want to hear somebody, ladies especially, you don't want to hear a dude call you a bitch in the middle of the song. You don't want to hear a dude sing the word bitch no more. Like, you want to get back to, you know, you want to get back to the real stuff again.

And that's part of the reason that I'm coming back into the game. Now, you did Humble Over. You did Kendrick Lamar's Humble Over. Yeah, that was fun. What made you do that?

That was fun. I was listening to it in the studio. Did you sing bitch in that record? I did not. Oh, okay. I was listening to it in the studio. Did you sing Bitch in that record? I did not. I did not. Nah, I did it for fun,

man. I feel like I like the record. I like what he was talking about. Plus, I was made privy to a conversation that I don't think I was supposed to be made privy to because the conversation was about me and it wasn't exactly positive. Really? It was a conversation. Nah, it was a conversation nah it was a conversation

being had by some younger cats about uh you know just the state of music and r&b right now and they're artists uh no no no okay just just young kids young cats they tried they're trying to be artists and it was a it was a concept uh the concept was uh they basically just wasn't paying homage it's like hold on bruh uh okay i Okay, I understand that, you know, y'all are the millennials and whatever the case may be. But please do not count out the fact that I made cats pull their pants up. Don't count out the fact that I made cats want to dress nice. Don't count out the fact that I've been doing this for a little while. And I ain't never had to come out my mouth and say what I've done because I feel like it's evident.

So that was kind of me talking to them but not talking to them because again it's like, who are you? It don't even matter. But at the same time, it was fun so I just did it. That's another weird part of this era too. You do have to tell people what it is that you do. You do. I don't know why but you have to let people know. You know why?

Because attention spans are shorter now. So nobody's holding on to it. It's like it happened and then we right on to the next thing you don't remember what happened two years ago i've only been gone two years two years feel like 10 because attention spans are so short and there's so much music coming out people dropping three or four songs in a month it's like you don't have time to live with anything so you don't have time to create a memory so of course you forget are you still writing for people yeah i'm focusing more on my stuff right now. And then this World of Dance thing. Shout out to

everybody that checked out World of Dance, by the way. Is it hard for you to critique people if you don't think they're that good? Because you're a nice guy, but you know, now we saw some phenomenal dances last night. Especially that young girl. Diana Pombo. Yeah, she was incredible. She's a beast. 11-year-old beast.

She's a monster. It's not difficult for me because, well, for starters, the grand prize is a million dollars. Wow. Now, if I'm responsible for giving somebody a million dollars, I'm going to make sure that it goes to the best person. I'm not, I didn't take the job to be friendly. Mind you, I'm not a jerk, so

I'm not going to Simon Cowell it, but at the same time, I'm going to let it be known if I'm impressed or if I'm not impressed because it's a million dollars. It's life changing. If you got a million dollars, you want a million dollars. So if you ain't got it, that's a big deal. So I'm going to make sure that you work for it. Now, why did they pick you to judge this show?

Because you're not like the dancing type. You think Omarion, you think Chris Brown, you think Usher. You got like that little move where you do like the head nod and the spin. I think with me, it was more about entertainment as a whole as opposed to just dance because that is a part of dance. What I notice about a lot of dancers is that you can get up there and do some amazing moves, but I need you to make me feel something with what you're doing. Passion.

Yeah, I need to see it in your face. I need to see it on you that, you know, if the piece is sad, I'm supposed to be sad when I get finished watching it. You know, and a lot of, there are some dancers who don't pay attention to that. They feel like just because I can kick my leg up over my head, I'm supposed to be sad when I get finished watching it. There are some dancers who don't pay attention to that. They feel like just because I can kick my leg up over my head that I'm doing something. It's like, no. It's one thing to be able to do the moves. It's another thing to translate those moves into emotion.

I feel like that's why J-Lo picked me. Mind you, J-Lo picked all the judges by hand. Oh, that J-Lo show? Yeah. Now, you spoke about leg over the head. I knew you were going to say this. We were watching this video the other day. It was Tank performing at DC Pride. And you see the guy with the leg.

Would you perform at DC Pride? They gave him a little flack for it. Oh, you know what? I say no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You're on NBC, buddy. I am aware. Listen, listen, listen, listen. You have fans across all.

Here's how I handle that situation. I say love who you want to love. Everybody can do whatever the hell they want to do. Would I perform at DC Prize? Sure, sure. If they wanted me to perform, I'd come perform because I got nothing against gay people. I got nothing against the community. If you could perform for Trump, you could at least perform it.

There you go. There you go. If I could just set you up just now. I know. I know. She set you up and you agreed. She set you up just now. I know. I know. She set you up and you agreed. She set you up just now. I know.

I was going with... He's joking again. Maybe I should stop joking. I feel like people don't even know what I'm joking about. No, they don't even... You can't take jokes in the theater. Nobody can.

I'm going to stop joking. And you would do all your... The song Tank was doing, he was like... Would you be in front of a gay audience and sing, she makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.

Why not? Yes. With just one touch. She. You'd have to say she. Okay. She. The take was like,

I like it in my face when it's all on the plate. I love the taste. Neal, watch yourself. Seen Vivica Fox's whole career get ruined on this show. Vivica lost her whole show just for making a face up here. Listen,

Tank is great. He's unapologetic. Tank was up here with his legs in the air too. I saw that show. You know what? Listen, I got nothing bad to say

about anybody. Shout out to the boy Tank. R&B money all day. Keep doing what you're doing, Pimpin'. And it's an honorable living. Like I tell dudes, I said this morning on the radio, you got these dudes that'll sell dope, that'll rob, that'll kill for money,

but a man go perform at a gay pride festival. And it's a problem. It's a problem. That's actually more, that's honorable. Yeah. Yeah. I agree with you. I agree.

So if you was in the crowd. Why would I be in the crowd? Why would I be in the crowd? Why would I be in the crowd? Listen, much love to the LGBT community and everybody over there, but I'm not going to be in the crowd at the concert. I perform at the concert.

I'm not going to be in the crowd. Now, is your album done? No, album is not done. I'm still working right now. You released a single and you got the album not done yet? I'm not finished yet. I gotta be right. Well, if you get any flack from this interview, just make sure to call Frank Ocean up for a collaboration.

Nice. That's nice. Cool everything. Frank, I'll let you boy. Let's get me out of this jam right now. All right, we got more with Ne-Yo. Matter of fact, let's get into a Ne-Yo mini mix. Let me know your favorite Ne-Yo joint right now.

At DJ Envy, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha God, we are The Breakfast Club. Ne-Yo is in the building. Yee. So, Ne-Yo, how far along are you with the album?

Honestly, I'm finishing touches right now. There's a message that I want to get across with the album, and I just need to make sure that the message gets across, and it's not just a compilation of songs. You know what there's a message that I want to get across with the album, and I just need to make sure that the message gets across, and it's not just a compilation of songs. You know what I mean? Is it like your journey to being a good man? Something like that. My journey, I feel like it's the journey of a man, period.

You know what I mean? I was having a conversation with a homeboy of mine the other day, and, you know, because I'm married. He's not. He's still very, very single, moving around, doing what he's doing. Is it Vaughn? No, I'm kidding. My business.

And he said, see? I'm sexual. Jeez, see? Shout out to the boy Vaughn Smith. Shout out to Vaughn doing. Is it Vaughn? No. My business. And he said, I'm sexual. Shout out to the boy, Vaughn Smith. That's the one. Shout out, Vaughn. It was Vaughn. Damn, Vaughn. Angela Yee put you out there.

Angela put you out there, Vaughn. But no, so the conversation was, he's like, man, do you ever think about all of the hearts that you had to break to get to this point? Because as a man, you go through, as you so nicely put it, you got to hold out a little bit naturally.

It's just kind of what happens. You saw your Royal Oats for a little while, and then you get to that point where it's like, you know what? I need something quality now. Now I need something real. But in order to get there, in order to become that cake, so to speak, you got to break some eggs, and that's what happens. So I dedicated a song on the album to all of the women that had to deal with the boy that was supposed to be a man

at the time but wasn't to that got me to where i am now it's not just a woman though i think it's the total package because i'm married i got kids so you that's that's your life now you're a husband you're a father you really don't have time to do anything else like if you just had a girl then you probably find some time to do some other BS. Wife and kids, if I'm not working, I'm with them. And that's pretty much how it is. You ever had your heart broken before this? Oh, yeah.

I'm not a thug. I'm a bit of a what's the word I'm looking for? I won't say that I'm soft, but I'm definitely in touch with my emotions. And there are some women that don't appreciate that. That's why I'm going to take advantage of that. I don't know if I'm a Drake. I don't know if I'm definitely in touch with my emotions. And there are some women that don't appreciate that. Your emails. I don't know if I'm Drake. I don't know if I'm Drake.

Drake's an emotion. Drake's in touch with his emotions. Okay, you know what? I'll take it. It's a category. I don't know where in the category I fall, but I definitely am in touch with my emotions. I couldn't write for women if I wasn't. You cry when you watch movies sometimes.

Depending on the movie, yeah. Are you butt naked as you cry on your bed? Are you butt naked as you cry on the edge of your bed? Sitting on the edge of the bed, watching La La Land, butt naked, crying my eyes out. Yeah, that's how I go. I'm joking again, everyone. Just so that it's clear. I'm playing. They're making the meme right now.

I know, I know. They're making the meme right now. I know. I know. They making the meme. I can't wait for them. It's all good. Do you see how fickle the pop world is, though? I do. Because, like, I'm sure you get invited to all of those stations when you had those records moving. But when they're not moving, they're like, oh, no, we're cool on deal.

Exactly. Exactly. And I get it. I mean, it's the game. You complain about it or you adjust and keep moving. You know, that's really all that you can do. Because it ain't like they're going to change. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So you just play the game. You never stopped feeding your core, though, that I can remember. No, I mean, I don't feel like I did. Yeah. There may be some people that disagree with you, but I don't feel like I did. But guess what? Everybody likes different genres of music, though. Because we all like songs that we don't only like one genre of music.

Like, nobody in this room could say that. I like Ne-Yo's pop stuff, too. Right, that's what I'm saying. It doesn't matter which song is a good song. I think that's how the whole world is, though.

Nobody's just like, I only listen to this type of music. Right. I agree. I feel like at the end of the day, as long as it's quality, as long as you can relate to it

in some way, shape, form, or fashion, the genre shouldn't really matter. But you hear people say things behind the scenes. They be like, oh, Ne-Yo went to the pop world. Now he's trying to come back to R&B, urban. But see, I don't think that that's the case.

I feel like people misconstrue the definition of pop. Pop is short for popular. They fault me because I got popular? Because more than black people started listening to me? That ain't right. Why must I put myself in this box? If God gave me the ability to do more than one thing, why am I not supposed to do that?

Why am I not supposed to use these talents? Is it harder or easier to write for those guys once you become somebody? Because you used to write for Rihanna and Beyonce and all of them. It's harder. It's harder because I'm aging as everyone else is aging, and nobody wants to age. Everybody wants to stay young. You want to talk the way the millennials talk.

And if I'm not talking like that, you're probably not coming to me for the record, which is cool. I get it. I understand. I ain't mad at it. It is what it is. But at the same time, I'm going to— You looked a little depressed when that came out your mouth. Nah, nah.

Listen, I'm not tripping. Times have to change. It has to happen. That's the one thing that we cannot prevent. Time is going to keep moving. We're going to get older. Younger people are going to come up. That's what it is.

You either complain about it or you get out of the way or you figure out a way to rock with them. And that's what it is. And that's what I'm going to figure out. Do you feel compelled to reach out to August Dalsina? I don't know if you just saw recently him doing an interview with Jada Pinkett and revealing that he has liver disease. I didn't see that.

And that he's been struggling with that and it's been really hard for him. Oh, wow. Nah, I didn't even see that. Shout out to the boy August Alcina. Best of luck to you, man. Stay healthy, bro. Take care of yourself. Like when you see these younger artists, do you feel like, man, I need to just reach, even if you don't really know them like that.

Well, there's a little difficulty in that because you can have the best intentions in the world. And if the person is not willing to accept your help or if the person is not willing to be susceptible to what it is that you're trying to say to them, then you're wasting your breath. Not saying that August would not be susceptible if I reached out to him. But you just got to be careful with that because how do you know that this person wants your opinion or your help? That's real. Sometimes you might be overstepping a boundary with good intention,

but not everybody is willing to deal with your good intention. So I mind my business for the most part. I ain't even going to give you the opportunity to feel like, what you talking about my situation for? You know what? I'm not. He's like, I learned that up here there you go next august would be tweeting out the picture of you naked on the bed like yo this dude here was on the breakfast club had something to say about me and my situation here we go here we go it's all good

my goodness what we look for the record album fall and also you can check them on world of dance yeah yeah that's on what day what day is that on you? Tuesday. Every Tuesday, 10 o'clock. It premiered last, well, I guess two nights ago. A couple days ago, yeah. A couple days ago, Tuesday. We appreciate you for joining us.

Appreciate the love. What a good man. Appreciate it. There you have it. It's The Breakfast Club. It's Neil. Good morning. Yeah.

Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Today is June 1st happy birthday to my mama today is my mama's birthday oh happy birthday okay okay

mama envy happy birthday mama today is the first man today is the second actually no it's the first today is the first or second the first man the first

yes okay that explains a lot because I was looking at my Wells Fargo account and I was like well damn why the money for such and such

ain't came out yet? Well, it should come out today. But today's the first. It'll be out today, yeah, but I thought today was the second for some reason. Today's the first. Okay. All right, well, let's get to the rumors.

Let's talk Beyonce. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. Gossip.

With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. Well, do you want to see Beyonce at Coachella next year? Remember, she was supposed to originally headline this year, but then she found out she was pregnant with twins. Originally, she was going to continue and go on, and the show must happen.

But the doctor told her, no, take it easy. So now she's doing next year. Now, tickets are going on sale on Friday. That's tomorrow. So if you want to go see Beyonce. Already? Yes, they are now playing no games for next year. Now tickets are going on sale on Friday. That's tomorrow. So if you want to go see them, I'm saying yes. They are now playing no games for next year. Wow. Alright. You might as well get them now.

The first weekend is going to be Friday, April 13th to Sunday, April 15th and the second weekend will be Friday, April 20th to Sunday, April 22nd. You might as well get them now. The first is the day you got your little check. You know what I'm saying? You might as well get them now. The first is the day you got your little check. You know what I'm saying? You might as well do it now.

Just got paid. All right, Janet Jackson is going to be documenting her divorce and her motherhood as well. And she's supposedly doing a Netflix series to do that. It's going to be a 10-part documentary. And there's going to be recording sessions in the studio, her co-parenting with the father of her child, her going to get ready to go to

Europe and Asia for tour and all of that. So they're doing... I would rather see her document the weight loss, honestly. Stop it. Well, once you have a baby, you start to lose weight. Well, she's going to lose that weight fast. She's done it before. Getting ready for her tour and everything, but she has to be healthy. That's what I mean. I want to

see, I want her to document it. I think if she's doing it the right way to get prepared for tour, I think that could be very good for people who might be trying to lose weight. You never know if she's doing it the right way. Well, I'm also quite interested because Janet Jackson has always been very private about her life. So

imagine seeing her as a mom. Imagine seeing her getting ready for tour. I think it's pretty exciting. I'm not as interested in watching her lose weight as I am in seeing her becoming a mom. I think all of it would be nice. Yeah. I can't sit down and watch no hour-long or 30-minute special of Janet Jackson whispering. Well, it's a temporary documentary.

I cannot watch Janet Jackson whisper for 30 minutes. I'm sorry. And Janet Jackson's always been a phenomenal dancer. She is. So I would love to see what that process is like of her getting ready for tour. Especially at 50. Well, we don't know what she looks like now. So we about to see.

All right. And Serena Williams is having a girl. You know how we know? How? Because Venus Williams was doing an interview with Eurosport. And this is what happened. Like, how is the baby going to call you? On TV?

Or do you think about it? She's going to call me favorite aunt. Yep. So I guess it's a girl. Congratulations. Okay. And Jocelyn is not too happy with Love & Hip Hop right now. In particular, Mona Scott. Now, apparently she has some news that she wants to drop,

but she only wants to tell it to one person. Check it out. She's motherfing treating her cast members and all the s*** that she's done to us throughout the motherf***ing years. I'm going to let everybody know. I want you to hashtag Oprah and I want to go sit

down with Oprah. Can y'all hashtag that? If I see Jocelyn on Oprah, I'm going to lose all respect for my mama Oprah. I'm going to pick a Smith Winfrey nose Carter. I do not want to see Jocelyn on Oprah, I'm going to lose all respect for my mama Oprah. I'm going to pick a Smith Winfrey nose Carter. I do not want to see Jocelyn sitting out with Oprah. First of all, Jocelyn should not be chasing the Oprahs. She needs to stick to the Breakfast Clubs and the Ayanna Vans.

I'm thinking Ayanna Van Zandt would be a good one. That's what I'm saying. I don't know who she thinks she is that she can sit down with Oprah. But she needs to relax and sit her ass down with the Breakfast Club or Ayanna Von Zine. That's about as good as this could get you. Whatever her name is.

Okay? Jocelyn need to sit her ass down somewhere. Oprah. Who she think she is? And what's she going to tell us about Mona that we don't already know? I don't know. Maybe there's some other things

that we don't know going on. But let's be real. Would we know Jocelyn if it wasn't for Mona Scott Young? Nope. Mona Scott Young is the best thing that ever happened to people like Jocelyn. Let's be real. Would we know Jocelyn if it wasn't for Mona Scott Young? Nope. Mona Scott Young is the best thing that ever happened to people like Jocelyn. Let's be clear about that. Okay? Jocelyn

probably never filled out a tax return. Matter of fact, I know she never filled out a tax return until she got with Mona Scott Young. How do you know? What do you mean people like Jocelyn? Because I remember having a conversation with Mona one time when I used to call Mona Satan Scott Young and Mona was saying to me how a lot of those young ladies hadn't even filed tax returns until they got with Mona.

And I was telling Mona that she's kind of like a drug dealer who's like fronting people dope, and they making money. And that's her excuse. Why are they making money? But eventually they're going to end up in jail or dead. Sounds like Jocelyn about to die. Well, selling drugs is illegal. Yeah, I don't know if I would compare it to that. Loving hip-hop should be illegal.

All right. All right. Taking advantage of those mentally ill people. Illegal. Yeah, I don't know if I would compare it to that. Love and hip-hop should be illegal. No, it's just illegal. All right. All right. Taking advantage of those mentally ill people. I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Reports. My goodness. You're on one today, huh? I was born a donkey.

It's the donkey of the devil. Donkey, donkey, donkey. What the f*** is that? That's hot. For the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club.

Yes, donkey of the day for Thursday, June 1st. Yeah, Thursday, June 1st, right? Yes. That's who we are. Donkey of the day for Thursday, June 1st goes to a teacher in Houston named Stacey Lockett. Now, Stacey Lockett teaches at Anthony Aguirre Junior High School, and she teaches the AVID program, which is a college prep class. And one thing that your Uncle Sharla has learned in this thing called life is that

you can't control other people's crazy. See, when you're not crazy, you don't expect other people to be crazy, but every day we wake up, if you're anything like me, you are praying for God to protect you from other people's crazy. That's all life is. Us people who aren't crazy are living in a game where our job is try to avoid other people's crazy. But it's almost impossible because crazy is all around us. And it used to be a time when you could pinpoint crazy a little bit better.

But nowadays, crazy comes in all shapes and sizes and forms. And this time it came in the form of a teacher named Stacey Lockett. Parents, we send our kids to school, and we trust that teachers, being the public servants they are, will do right by our kids. We trust they will put the right things into our kids' minds. We want them to

instill confidence and love into our kids, but no! Not Stacey Lockett. She is every parent's worst nightmare because she decided to use her position to plant seeds of hate, insecurity, and self-doubt into our kids' minds. Let's go to Fox 26 Houston for the report. The student that attends the junior high behind me received an award from a teacher that said she was most likely becoming a terrorist when she became older.

Another student reached out to Fox 26 News and told us that she too received an award that she was voted most likely to blend in with white people. Another student has come forward upset about an award she says she received from a teacher at Anthony Aguirre Junior High School. Most likely to blend in with white people.

And what do you feel about that? I don't. I don't like it. And this isn't the first one Fox 26 News has heard about. We spoke with Lizeth Villanueva, likely to blend in with white people. And what do you feel about that? I don't. I don't like it. And this isn't the first one Fox 26 news has heard about. We spoke with Lizette Villanueva, who says she received a similar award from the same teacher, Stacy Lockett,

who she says teaches AVID program, a college prep class. Her award said most likely to become a terrorist. Where is the common sense like in that? I mean, how can you think that that's OK to say it in the first place and then right after a major event has happened?

Her mother also furious about the award and says she wants the school to take further action than just suspending the teacher for the remainder of the semester. Everyone doesn't believe that this is real, but I mean, this certificate shows, yes, this is real. This happened. You know, and we have enough bullying as it is by other students. Now it's being done by a teacher. Stacey Lockett, how would you feel if when you were in school, your teacher gave you a certificate that said most likely to be a jackass?

Even though that teacher would have been right, she still would have been wrong. OK, now this AVID program is a college prep class. You're supposed to be preparing, you know, people for college, but instead of words of encouragement, you're telling kids like LaZef Villanueva that they are most likely to become terrorists. Why can't you tell LaZef that she's most

likely to be the bomb instead of telling her that she's most likely to build the bomb? Instead of telling Sidney Caesar that she's most likely to blend in with white people, why not tell her, Sidney, why blend in when you were born to stand out? Don't corrupt the minds of the kids, okay? We should be trying to get the kids to avoid negative stereotypes, and we should be letting them know people's stereotypes of you don't define them.

Let the kids know that stereotypes lose their power when the world is found to be more complex than the stereotype would suggest. Don't encourage kids to blend in with nobody. Let them know that the bad news is you're not going to fit in with everyone. But the good news is the great ones never do. The moral of the story is when you are dealing with young impressionable minds, the young impressionable minds of kids, they need nothing but positive reinforcement at all times. OK, positive energy activates constant elevation, especially in the minds of the youth. Now, Stacey, you may be hearing this if you're in Houston.

Salute to everyone who listens to us on 93.7 The Beat in Houston. Drop one of Clues bombs for them. Well, if you're listening, you need to know that I have a very sick sense of humor, and I love a great joke about race, but a few things you have to remember when you make race jokes. You have to know who to make them with because you don't want to offend the wrong person, and you should make those jokes with adults, okay? Not kids. Make them with adults,

people who are old enough to understand that all stereotypes aren't true and people who understand the dynamics of race in America. A lot of these kids, these young adults, they are just figuring it out, okay? They're just figuring out the dynamics of race and stereotypes and your little silly superlatives are making something that's already hard even more difficult.

Stacey, I don't know what you was trying to accomplish with this. But here's another thing your Uncle Sharla has learned in life. Stop trying to understand crazy because all it does is make you crazy. Don't even try to go into the mind of someone like Stacey Lockett because it's not safe in there for you. OK, just accept it as crazy. Wait for me to give them donkey of the day to confirm them as crazy. And then just continue living your life trying to avoid crazy at all costs. Please give Stacey Lockett some of the sweet sounds of the Hamilton's, please.

You are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day. Yee-haw! All right. Thank you for that donkey today. And if you're wondering, Stacey Lockett has been suspended for the rest of the year,

which isn't much longer, by the way. And parents are calling for her firing. And I want Stacey Lockett to know that I'll be in Houston this Friday at the Barnes and Nobles at 6pm. And I need you to bring me a few of those silly-ass superlatives, because they aren't appropriate for kids, but they will make

jokes, great jokes amongst me and my friends. You better have the same superlatives. You better have the same when you come to the window, so you better have the same energy. You better have the same energy. You better have the same energy when you see me. I need to most likely to wear white jeans after Labor Day

for my Dominican homies. Okay? Most likely to deny, you know, that they eat pom-pom for my Jamaican homies. Okay. And most likely

to have voted for Trump on the low for some of my white friends. This could be really great amongst adults. My goodness. All right. Well, up next,

ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you need advice, you can call Yee right now. 800-585-1051. Or you can email her. Right. A lot of people have been sending in questions. Okay.

What's your email? I can't remember. Is it like askyee? Help me yee. Help me yee. At gmail.com. All right. You can hit her up and ask all your questions.

She will respond and put you live on the air. All right. So don't go anywhere. 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 Ask Yee. You need relationship advice, 800-585-1051. You can call Yee right now or email her. Yee, what line do you want to go to? Or do you want to go to your emails first? Well, this one was a good one because somebody sent in this question the other day

and it got a lot of response. Okay. Hi, Angela. How should I feel about my girl wearing jewelry her ex gave her? I'm so pissed about it, but I don't want to argue about it if I bring it up. Oh, hell no.

I'm sorry. Just asking. Go ahead. All right. Well, I have a couple of things to say about that. It depends on what it is. That's how I feel. Now, if it's like a ring or something, then I think that's inappropriate.

But certain jewelry, if you really like it and it's from your ex, it shouldn't matter. Like, if my ex bought me some earrings, some hoop earrings, and I like them, I'm still going to wear them. That's not something that I feel has sentimental value. It's just something that I like. I disagree with you. Nah, son. You got to pawn that jewelry. But if it's something that like his name or it's like a... You gotta get rid of

everything. New relationship in the beginning. So what if it's a Rolex? Get rid of it. Well, pawn it. Give it pawnage. That's a good investment. You should know that. No, you pawn it and you get some money for us. I'm not us. I'm with you. US. Yeah, I'm with you. Sometimes as women, because I have a lot of friends and I wear jewelry from my ex-boyfriends

and I don't attach it to them at all. But I wouldn't wear a ring like somebody proposed to me, gave me a ring. I still have it. I'm not wearing that ring. I wish a woman of mine would be wearing a Rolex that her ex got her. I'd be looking at her like, you clearly don't know what time it is, do you?

Now, I'm going to tell you another story. Somebody gave my wife a Movado back in the day. Well, okay, first of all. I put that Movado under the car and rolled over it 19 times. There you go. You're not accepting nothing from nobody, nothing from the past. We starting over. You're going to sell that Rolls-Royce, get money, and then we're going to get it.

By the way, Movado's a great reggae artist. Shout out to We The Best. And the irony of DJ Envy's story is after he rolled over that Movado a few times, I bet she knew what time it was then. There you go. I can't believe that you guys are that insecure about something like that.

I'm not insecure. That sounds very insecure to me. It's about energy. Okay, let's just say your ex bought you. See, you guys have been in relationships for so long, so it's hard for you

to fathom these things of breaking up with somebody and then having somebody new in your life. But let's just say they bought you something like a jacket or a pair of shoes.

You're going to throw away the shoes? It's not really that big a deal. First of all, you should never buy a woman's shoes anyway because when you buy

a woman's shoes, she walks out your life. If the new person knows that she bought me those shoes, then no, I can't wear those shoes. But I feel like this.

Now, if the person expresses to you, listen, this bothers me, then yes, that's something to take into consideration. But do I think I have to stop wearing this Rolex because my ex bought it for me? No.

Then you're going to sell it and we're going to get you a Rolex. But you got to understand, we're having different conversations because like Angelique said, me and Envy have been in relationships for a long time. If you're just a person that's dating and you don't think you're going to be with this person for long anyway, I wouldn't throw away my gifts. If you're one of those people who got a new boyfriend every other year or every six months, yeah, I wouldn't throw away my gifts. If you one of those people who got a new boyfriend every other year or every six months,

yeah, I'm going to keep my gifts too. Well, no, I don't even think it means that. I have a lot of friends who have jewelry from, let's say you don't get married until you're 40 years old. You're going to get rid of everything

that you ever had before that? It just depends on what it is. That's all I'm saying. Hey, I mean, that's true. How old is the Rolex? If you had the Rolex for 20 years, fine. Yeah, I'm going to throw it out. That's all I'm saying. Hey, I mean, that's true. How old is the Rolex? If you had the Rolex for 20 years, fine. Yeah, I'm going to throw it out.

Nope, you're getting rid of that one. Alright, well, ASCII. 800-585-1051. I still wear the diamond earrings that a guy got me when I was in college. You got a boyfriend now? Yep. Are y'all serious? Yeah.

Well, he need to snatch some diamonds out your ear and buy you some new ones. 800-585-1051. Ask Yee's, The Breakfast Club. Nibbling on your ear and some other man bought you these earrings. I don't want to smell the earring back somebody else bought you. I don't want to smell the earring

backs anyway. My earring backs don't smell. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? My name is April. Hey, April. What's your question for Yee? So, I'm in a situationship with a

guy. He is 10 or 11 years older than me. And he says that when he lives with a woman, he's been taking care of her daughter for so many years because he thought it was his daughter. He found out later that it wasn't. Now she's about to go to college. And he's telling me that he's going to leave her or he's going to leave the whole household in December or January.

Why? What's with the date restriction? He's on parole. And once he gets off of parole, and also the girl, she's going to college, plus he wants the little girl's mother to be financially stable when he leaves. So, okay.

So your question is, should you stay with this man that's on parole that lives with another woman? Yes. And he works a lot, so he's not there all the time. He's not there. He only goes there to sleep. Alright, so that's what he tells you. So he spends the night there every night because he's...

And you know you can change where you're paroled to, right? Yes, but I don't want that mess over here. I don't know. Okay, so you don't even want it over there. So what's the real question here? I don't know. Should I hold on?

Should I wait? Should I wait for this man that may or may not move out of this woman's house that's on parole, who I don't even want this mess over here anyway? I talk to him all day long. I do want him to be. I want to be with him, but I don't want him to be on parole and at my house. All right. My answer to that question is no, you shouldn't be with him.

You don't even want him there. If you really wanted to be with him, you would be like, yes, baby, I'm going to take care of you. You want parole. Why don't we get that parole change to my house? You don't even want to do that. And guess what? In December, when he doesn't move out, then what?

That's what I was thinking. He might just make up an excuse like, well... Tell him, holla at me in January when you've moved out and we'll see where I'm at. She said that's what I was thinking.

Like, we believe you really think. He said he wouldn't love me anymore. What am I supposed... Oh, God! I guess that's what you think. Listen, if he really loves you now, he would respect the fact that I respect myself. I respect myself enough to say I'm not being with a man who lives with another woman.

Until I know for sure that you know that. I'm not going to hold you hostage. He said I'm not going to hold you hostage. Okay, well, parole is holding you hostage, boo. Okay, so I'm not on parole. I have a life to live. Man, that penis so good, it make y'all do anything.

It is real good in the head. But guess what? You can find a man with good You can find a man with good penis who's not on parole who is not living with another woman. Well, good luck, mama. Alright,

ASCII, 805-85-1051 If you got a question for Yee You can call at any time Now Yee We got rumors on the way Yes we're gonna talk about Nas He wrote an open letter To Donald Trump

And we'll tell you What was in that open letter Also LeBron What happened at his house He responded to some racism Okay We'll get into all that

When we come back Keep it locked It's The Breakfast Club Good morning Morning everybody It's DJ MV Angela Yee Char. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk LeBron

James. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Who has it? On The Breakfast Club. Listen up. Well, LeBron's home in L.A. was vandalized.

Somebody put racist graffiti on the gates. They used the N-word, basically. That's crazy. The Warriors are taking this rivalry too far, man. This is crazy. I'm sure it wasn't them. I know we'll all be watching the game tonight. Now, here's what LeBron had to say in response,

and Sports Illustrated did provide these comments. And I think back to Emmett Till's mom, actually. It was kind of one of the first things I thought of. And the reason that she had an open casket is because she wanted to show the world what her son went through as far as a hate crime and, you know, being black in America. No matter how much money you have, no matter how famous you are, no matter how many people admire you. Being black in America is tough. All right.

And he is absolutely correct. He is right. I guarantee you that was Steph Curry and Klay Thompson. You know, the beige regime is trying to distract LeBron for the NBA finals. I guarantee you it was somebody from the Warriors. No. Did you guys see that they had put a noose in the Smithsonian?

Really? Somebody put a noose in there. Terrible. All right. Nas, in the meantime, wrote an article for Massapelle magazine. It's like an open letter about Donald Trump. He said the only way the black man gets a little peace in America is if he takes the OJ stance. I'm not black.

I'm OJ. When you ignore the ish that's happening to people, you can live in this fantasy, this American fantasy that you belong to. You ignore what's happening, and that gives you peace because what's going on is enough to make people insane. He then goes on to talk about a guy getting lynched in a tree

at Piedmont Park in Atlanta, Georgia, and the cops rule it a suicide. He said, now, don't get me wrong. Suicides happen. There's blacks suffering from mental illness, just like whites suffer from mental illness, except that whites who suffer from mental illness and have interactions with the cops, they end up living.

Blacks, we get killed. So he goes on to talk about addressing these issues through his work. He said he actually doesn't focus on politics. Why would I focus on that unless I'm in the political game, unless I'm running for office? I don't have to pay attention and know that. If I ever vote again, when it's time to vote again and I feel like voting again, I don't have to follow the news to know who I'm voting against. But then you wind up saying, who's the next MF-er coming in

and how does that help? Yeah, I mean, I wouldn't say Nas is political, but he's always been very, very socially conscious in his music. That is a fact. I don't understand the line about if you're OJ, you get peace, though. OJ's in jail. Well, yeah, he actually brings OJ back up at the end of his article

as well, because he said even OJ they got. So no matter what stance you try to take, they still gonna get you. But he's saying OJ took the stance of I'm not. OJ killed two people though. Allegedly. It's not like OJ killed two people and got off and then, you know,

committed a robbery. He did something. And they keep on saying for OJ, even though he got off of that, they're still going to get him. So you might think you got away with stuff, but no matter what, they're still going to get you. And when he comes home from that, I'm sure they'll find something else, right?

Alright, now let's discuss Bossip. Congratulations to our friends at Bossip. Trouble to close bombs for Bossip, damn it. Yes, they have a show coming on WE tv that's gonna premiere Thursday, July 6 at 10pm, so congratulations to them. Shout out to my girl

Jhene that works at Bossip, she's been filming so I'm excited for that. Shout out to all of them. Shout out to Jhene, salute to Ja, Bossip, I love to see them growing like that. That's dope. To everybody over there, that's big news for them. And Omari Hardwick, aka Ghost From.a. Ghost From Power, is allegedly dropping an album

that's according to Essence. Now, there's not much that's been revealed about it, but they have confirmed that it will be executive produced by Eric Robertson, Rafael Sadiq, and Robert Glasper.

So, should be pretty exciting. Well, you know, they say his first love is spoken word. Oh. And he actually, if you remember, he recited the poem Brother to the Night from Love Jones during the Black Film Festival Honors earlier this year. Darius Lovehall. If you didn't hear that, here's a little snippet for you.

Can I be your slave? Okay. I've got to admit, girl, you're the S.H. girl. And I'm digging you like a grave And I'm digging you like a grave. I'm digging you like a grave. Oh, I was like, where's that echo coming from? That's an echo, echo. Oh, that was just Uncle Sharla, you know,

reciting one of my favorites. That's all. All right, so that should be pretty interesting if he puts that out. Now, it says here that it's going to be his second album. I didn't know he had a first one. I was trying to look it up and find where that was, but I haven't seen it. By the way, that poem from Love Jones, that poem actually has the same effect as Bad and Bougie.

Because if you say, like, raindrops, somebody got to say, you know, drop top. Right. And if you say, you know, so, baby, can I be your slave? They got to finish that by saying, I've got to admit, girl, and I'm digging you like a grave. Like, if you're a certain age, you have to finish that when you hear it., they got to finish that by saying, I've got to admit, girl, you're the, and I'm digging you like a grave. Like, if you're a certain age, you have to finish that when you hear it. You just have to. Okay, so he did have a spoken word album. The first

single was Bloodshed, but I think that might still be this album. I was trying to find the first album, but I couldn't find it. Alright, well, I'm Angela Yee. You're the only person searching for Amari Harden. I'm with you. All I'm waiting for is power to come back. See you, K.

That's all I'm waiting for. Salute to Amari, but I ain't waiting for nothing but power to come back. I can give a damn about his music. It might be dope. It's spoken word. All right. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report. All right, thank you, Miss Yee.

Now, the People's Choice Mix is up next. 800-585-1051 or at DJ Envy. And shout to Revolt. We'll see you guys tomorrow, right? Oh, wait. I got to give a shout out to my sister's keeper, by the way. I was in Newark yesterday with the young ladies from my sister's keeper. So shout out to them.

All right. And happy birthday to Mom Dukes again. Happy birthday, Mommy. Love you. All right. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Had enough of this country?

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