The Breakfast Club - Omarion Interview + More

Episode Date: February 23, 2017

February 2/ 23- Today on the show former member of B2K Omarion came to visit to discuss his new projects. And as usual on a Thursday Angela gave out some advice to our listeners for Ask Yee and Charlamagne gave Donkey of the Day to Doctor Kermit Gosnell. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Good morning, USA. until my show Uncommon Sense season three premieres on MTV2 tomorrow night at 11.30 p.m. It's back. Yes. And it's live this season. Like literally live. Like live. Like how I'm talking

to you right now. Right. Like I'm right now in the moment. Yeah. It's like that. You're not going to have that stupid mask

going on your show are you? I might. Depends how I feel. I didn't even know I wanted to put it on until 20 seconds ago then I put it on. I didn't feel like

putting it on a minute ago. Things change fast. What made you put it on. I didn't feel like putting it on a minute ago. Things change fast. What made you put it on? I don't know. Life comes at you fast sometimes. As a woman, you could wear a mask like that and never have to wear makeup or worry about what you look like when you leave the house. So we need to get you one?

Yeah. Actually, I have a couple of those at home. Ski mask? Yeah, I do. Brooklyn. Okay. Brooklyn. I have one that says Brooklyn on it.

Drop one of Clues bombs for you having a ski mask at the house just in case. Just in case. Just in case. You never know. Never know what's going to happen out there. Never know when you want to run up in a liquor store. You know what I'm saying? The Brooklyn way.

All right. Well, Omarion will be joining us today. What's today? Omarion. Today's not Thursday. Thursday. Omarion wouldn't be considered throwback, right? It's not like throwback Thursday.

It's not throwback. You don't drop a bomb for Omarion. No, no throwback, right? It's not like throwback. No. Yeah. He's not throwback. You don't drop a bomb for Omarion. No, no. I didn't say do it. Usually Charlamagne says drop a bomb for Omarion. Give it up for Omarion. Drop one of Kool's bombs for Omarion. Omarion actually got a couple of videos out now that I've been digging.

He did two videos in South Africa somewhere. Yeah, it's too late. You didn't mean it. I did mean it. I was just. At least he knows that much. It's like when you come home and you don't really kiss, you don't kiss your girl and you go, but you ain't give me a kiss. And then you try to give a shit like, no, you didn't mean it. Omarion. You didn't mean it. I did mean it. At least he knows that much. It's like when you come home and you don't really kiss, you don't kiss your girl and you go, but you ain't give me a kiss.

And then you try to give a shit like, no, you didn't mean it. Omarion is a... You didn't mean it. Listen, Omarion is an okay guy. I like Omarion. You didn't mean it. Man, Omarion good out here. Well, yesterday I was babysitting for my best friend's son.

How'd that turn out? It was good. He's adorable. Because you are a pushover with the kids. I know. I'm not good. But she was like, she told me when she left, she said, okay, you got to make sure that he takes a nap.

How old is he? Two. Oh, boy. He'll be three in March. So she was like, make sure he takes a nap at 1.30 and put a pull-up on him because he didn't have on, you know, pull-ups. Potty training. Yeah, he's not potty trained.

Well, he'll- At two? Go in his sleep. You start early, yeah. When he goes to bed- I don't see he should be potty trained at two, right? No. No, he can go to the bathroom, but if he falls asleep, he might wet himself.

So when he goes to take a nap, I have to put a pull-up on him. And most boys are a little later. And two? My daughter was two. My son is two and a half now, and he ain't got it all the way yet. Really? It's not all the way. He doesn't wear diapers.

Not 100%. But when he goes to sleep, he has to put on that just in case. It's one of those things he said he might make it to the bathroom, but he might not make it in the toilet. but he might not make it in the toilet. Oh. And then if he goes to sleep, you better not have

not have a point of pause. Yeah, I understand the sleep part, but, you know, two, you should be walking to the bathroom pulling your pee-pee out. But not when you're asleep.

He might wet the bed. Hey, when you sleep, yeah, that's different. Girls are a little faster. I still wet the bed a little bit now. I believe that. Mm-hmm.

Anyway, it's really difficult to make a child go to sleep when all they want to do is play. You know, I don't have any kids, so I don't have the discipline. And you difficult to make a child go to sleep when all they want to do is play. You know, I don't have any kids, so I don't have the discipline. And you had to push over auntie, so he don't really respect you like that. He didn't respect me, but I kept being like, come on. I was like, come on.

I told him, I said, let's go to sleep. Let's take a nap. Let's lay down. He knows you're not serious. He knows you're not popping up. He was like, no, I want to play a little bit longer. I was like, all right, five more minutes. See?

Wait till he get older and realize he can give you your bottle and make you go to sleep. That bottle of vodka. Then I was like, well, let's put your pull-up on at least. He was like, I don't want to. I don't want to. I had to wait until he fell asleep to put it on. But he did go to sleep eventually, a little later than he was supposed to. Okay.

I seen a video of Yee. What's the boy's name? Who? The boy you were watching Oh, Lil Rattick Lil Rattick I seen a video of Yee And Lil Rattick

And he was eating ice cream But he wasn't putting the ice cream Actually in his mouth It was on his nose It was on his eye His forehead His cheek It was all over his face

I was like That's auntie right there Because most parents Would be like No, you're messing up your clothes You were like Who cares Just have fun with it

Feed yourself And have fun with it. All right. Feed yourself and have fun with it. That's very interesting. We do that a lot, too. What's that? You give the baby the food. You can say you fed her.

I don't know if she actually ate it, but you gave her the food. I gave her the food. I gave her the food. I gave her the food. All right. Front page news, what are we talking about?

We are going to talk about this transgender student's bathroom use, what the White House has done now. Woo page news. What are we talking about? We are going to talk about this transgender students bathroom use. What the White House has done now. OK, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. Oh, shoot. Bryson Tiller. What exchange? Oh, God.

Good morning. Hey, what's up, witcher? What's up, witcher? Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you're feeling blessed, blessings on blessings on blessings, call us up right now. We'd love to hear some positivity. What's going on positive in your life?

If you're feeling good, you're feeling great, you woke up and something in your life happened. Maybe it was your birthday or maybe you just had a baby or maybe you just got something. That's the song I used to wake up to every morning. I am blessed. Maybe you're going out of town this weekend and you're waiting for your period to go off and it went off today. Yes, Charlamagne. Girl, tell it.

We're going to be thotting out in Charlotte. All right. See, I double A weekend. Right. Let's get some front page. Stop bleeding right on time. Oh, my goodness. Now, what's going on with Donald Trump and the White House?

What are they doing now? Well, the White House has rolled back guidelines now before you were allowed to use the bathroom of your choice if you were a transgender student. Now they are saying that further legal consideration is needed. So that they're saying that I guess it's a state by state thing

that you can decide whether or not students get to choose the bathroom based on the gender that they choose. So this was all based on a teen who went to court in 2015. He's a trans teen, and he had secured the right to use the male bathroom at his school. He said he had faced his share of adversaries in rural Virginia, but I never imagined that my government would be one of them.

So that's to say, what's that, if you identify as a woman? A woman, you use the women's bathroom. Now you have, whatever you, I'm sure we're born with, that's the bathroom that they're making you use. I guess you have,

you're not protected by the government now you get to decide. I've been torn on that one. We had that discussion already. Mm-hmm. The mayor in actually New York City said

he doesn't care what the president has to say. Yeah, Bill de Blasio said that they're going to protect their transgender students and New York is not doing that. Yeah, but you can't be mad at people who feel like that could be a threat to their situation. Like, you know, I hear it all the time.

I don't want my kid to go in the bathroom and see a guy using the woman's bathroom. I don't want my daughter in there. But this is at schools. Bill de Blasio said, We affirm the right of every New Yorker to use a bathroom that fits their identity. A new president will not change our values. I was actually having some conversations with some teachers and superintendents yesterday,

and they were expressing the same concerns. They feel the same confliction about that situation. Because, of course, you don't want nobody to be discriminated against. You don't want people's civil liberties taken away. But you are thinking about that. You are thinking, damn, I don't want my,

you know, a girl in the bathroom and a guy to come in there. But there's a lot of transgenders that are going through a lot and they don't identify. Let's say you were born a boy and you don't identify as being a man.

You're a female now and you're making the necessary changes. I mean, I have some transgender friends. Imagine Sidney Starr being forced to use the men's bathroom.

Oh, Sidney done made the change 100%. But I'm talking about those perverts who will use that law to their advantage. Those perverts who will be like, hey, I identify as a woman. If somebody is really that much of a pervert, you don't think they exist though? They'll find a way to do what they want to do regardless of what the law is. Absolutely. So I don't think that this law is going to protect them.

No, but this makes it easier. Come on now. Let's be for real. If they're that wanting to go in the other bathroom, they'll figure out a way to make it happen. This makes it easier. Like, to act like it doesn't is ridiculous. Well, did any of y'all play the Powerball?

No. That was yesterday. Nobody in this room won. Well, nobody won. Because the $435 million jackpot was sold to a single person, and that person is somewhere in Indiana. So it's one single ticket. Do I have any friends in Indiana? I forgot all about the Powerball yesterday.

You won the one. You got to play to win, baby. Listen, I am blessed and highly favored. How many times you played Powerball? I am blessed, black, and highly favored. How many times you played the Powerball? What's that mean? All it takes is one?

That's like saying how many times have you been turned down for something? All it takes is one yes, brother. What are you talking about? All right. We got to play to win, though. Let's talk about the surgeon sentenced to life. Yes, a doctor was convicted of botched surgeries. He got a life sentence.

Christopher Dunsch is his name. He's 45 years old. He was stripped of his medical license back in 2013. There were a series of surgeries that ended with two patients dead, four patients crippled, and several others with surgical waste sewn up inside of them. He's from Dallas. He was arrested on five aggravated assault charges, and he ended up being tried for injuring Mary Ifford. She was left in a wheelchair with constant pain following back surgery.

I mean, he's left patients quadriplegic and all of that. Multiple patients went to go to him for back pain relief, and they ended up disfigured, immobilized, all because this doctor wanted money and was greedy. So now he has a life in prison. So he was trying to fix people back. He clearly was botching up his surgeries and just trying to get that money. What was he doing, though?

What was he trying to fix? People were going for back pain, things like that. He ended up a podriplegic. Two people ended up dead. So a 12-member jury just decided life behind bars for him. He deserved it. He's the first surgeon to be sentenced to prison for a botched surgery. A couple of them.

Well, he only ended up getting sentenced for one of them. Really? He beat the other ones. He got charged with one of them. You hear that? All it takes is one. All it takes is one. Okay, let's be clear about that. All it takes is one of them. Really? He beat the other one. He got charged with one of them. You hear that? All it takes is one. All it takes is one. Okay, let's be clear about that.

All it takes is one. Okay. All right. Well, that's front page news. Tell them why you're mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent callers right now. Maybe you need to get some things off your chest

so you can have a great day. Call us up. Phone lines are open. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hey, yo, hey, yo, hey, yo hey yo good morning this is mad rap i'm gonna tell you why man i'm gonna tell you why i'm mad i'm mad because i hung out in the club last night and there was too many good girls in there yo for real we don't need none of y'all good girls in the club we need loose girls

we need drunk girls we need sloppy girls we need girls that's just gonna call away we don't need none of y'all nice girls in there go home go away talk about it and tell me why you mad breakfast club for real. Hey, Envy, how you doing? Good morning. What's your name, mama? It's Charmaine from Dallas. You upset this morning, mama? Yeah, I'm a little upset. Why are you mad?

I'm upset, one, because we don't have a radio station for y'all out here. Give it a minute. It's been a long time and I need y'all to get it together. That's our heart. They'll get I need y'all to get it together. That's all right. They'll get it together soon in Dallas, I'm sure. I hope so.

And then second of all, I'm mad because I got a boyfriend. I've been with him for about a year now. And Negroes, I'm going to say Negroes, seem to not be able to control themselves. Like, when I was single, when nobody checked up on me. But now that I got a boyfriend, everybody want to be all in my DMs, trying to get my phone number. Okay.

I don't understand. I really don't understand. It's because your boyfriend done upgraded you and you done glowed up a little bit and now they notice. But it's always like that.

Nobody wants you until they see somebody else wanting you. You probably got a nice little glow about you, for real, walking around, floating around,

confident. I don't need nobody you're right men are attracted to confidence yeah he be putting his thumb in your butt and you know what I'm saying

to give you a little extra glow no we don't do none of that freaky stuff why you just gotta take it there I don't know man why you always go to butt

like that's the first place you go he's talking about what he likes oh yeah you're right hello who's this first of all you ain't never

put a thumb in your white butt yes I have oh you better better listen to Future what, you ain't never put a thumb in your white butt? Yes, I have. Oh, you better. Better listen to Future. What if you just say, I'm going to put my thumb in a butt? What are you doing? What are you doing, man? This guy right here.

Every something and butt lyric in every song. That's the biggest lyric in that record. Hello? Hello? Hey, what's up, bro? You mad? You upset? Yo, yo, I'm mad, bro.

Why? I'm mad. I got three reasons why I'm mad. Okay. All right. The first reason I'm mad is because Charlamagne talking about putting fingers in people's butts. How do you know? Oh, hey.

Wow. You guys go to the same gym? I'm extremely upset about this. This is extremely challenging for me. Oh, do you like it or don't like it? Well, use lube and it'll be less of a challenge. No, no, no. I or don't like it? Well, use lube and it'll be less of a challenge. No, no, no. I simply don't like it.

Okay. My wife be trying to put her finger in my butt. She sneak do it. She try to sneak do it. Oh, don't act like you out here getting sneaky anal. Sneaky anal. Nah, she tried me, man. She tried me the other day and I was on Facebook Live, man.

Did you let her? Oh, she did it while you were on Facebook Live. Yeah, she tried to sneak do it. I'm sitting there talking on Facebook Live and I feel Did you let her? Oh, she did it while you were on Facebook Live. Yeah, she tried to sneak, but I'm sitting there talking on Facebook Live and I feel something creeping up on my butt. And I'm like, what is you doing? And she tried to put her finger in my butt. Tell her to chill out with the sneaky thumb action.

Sneaky thumb action. Now let me ask you, did you like it? No, hell no, I don't like it. She want to try it. She like, you should let me try it and turn me on. And I was like, nah, I ain't with that. I ain't messing with that. I just let her like it. She want to try it. She's like, you should let me try it and turn me on. I was like, nah, I ain't with that. I ain't messing with that. I just let her try it.

What's the thing you mad about? The other reason I'm mad is because yesterday I called Ray and I didn't get to finish saying what I had to say. You know, I'm the dude that sold the 5,000 copies in Columbus, Ohio. Death lot. Yeah. Okay. I just want to let y'all know the album's online too,

you know what I'm saying? So it's streaming and I got a show I'm opening up for Mickey Facts tomorrow in Canton, Ohio. Oh, I just seen Mickey Facts.

Okay, congrats. Congratulations. And what's the third thing? The third reason I'm mad is because when I was in New York, I didn't get to come to the Breakfast Club, man. You wasn't invited. I know. That's why I'm trying is because when I was in New York, I didn't get to come to the breakfast club, man.

You wasn't invited. I know. That's why I'm trying to get invited, man. Let me hear you rap. I'm going to be honest with you. All your reasons were whack except for the first one. You could have kept the other two, man. Just stick with the thumb in the butt action and keep it moving next time, okay?

Hey, I'm sending you out some bottles. Is that cool? Let me hear you rap about fingers in your butt. All right, yo. Let me tell you rap about fingers in your butt. Alright, yo. Let me tell you right now. This is what's up. I told my wife, hell no. No fingers in my butt. She need to stop. That's why her fingers got cut.

And if she try again, I'm gonna slap her ass up. Alright, see. Okay, that got really violent. That's domestic violence. We can't speak with you anymore. That'll be funny as hell. Your wife in jail for sodomy, you in jail for domestic violence. That was awful. Why would he say those things? Alright That'll be funny as hell. Your wife in jail for sodomy, you in jail for domestic violence. That was awful. Why would you say those things?

Alright, let's switch it up. Blessings upon blessings upon blessings. If you feel blessed, call us right now. They cut her hand off and slapped her up. Maybe you like a finger in the butt and that happened to you last night. Who knows? If you feel blessed, call us. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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? Mangus, yes. Calling out of Greenville, North Carolina. What's up, Mangus? You feeling blessed today, bro?

Man, I'm blessed, man. Sean Hannity from the Sean Hannity Show, he gave me $4,000, man. What? Why? For my CDL. Because I'm a longtime caller of his. He gave me my own theme music. That's nice.

You talking about Sean Hannity and Fox News? Yeah, I've been talking to Sean Hannity for over eight years now. But don't start trying to call here now that you got money from there thinking we ain't giving you nothing. No, no, I don't want nothing. I'm already blessed. You know what I'm saying? I'm blessed and highly favored. But yeah, I drive trucks now, man. I drive pigs and yeah, I'm blessed, man, from what

I used to do. Hold on, you black? I'm black. And Sean Hannity gave you $4,000? You gotta I've been calling in to his radio show for over eight years now. Wow. He know you black? He knows I'm black.

Damn. I give him a hard time. I don't have to call in on the regular line that people call in. You got your own private bat line. There you go. So he just wired you for a grand? Yes, I have the proof. Wow.

I'm driving right. I have my CDLs and all that. Yes, I have the proof. Wow. I'm driving right now. I have my CDLs and all that, you know. Congrats, bro. That's dope. You know what? We're going to be in North Carolina. You're from North Carolina. We're going to be in North Carolina this Saturday.

We're doing our annual day party, and we would love for you and that $4,000 to come on down to our day party. No, don't make me listen. That $4,000 is in the form of a CDL license right now. But look, I want to give a shout out to the brother, Groove 5 Groove Social Fellowship Incorporated, baby. Groove 5 Groove.

That's very interesting because Sean Hannity has a reputation for being a bigot. Hey, but you know. Shut up. I said reputation for. People do think Sean Hannity is racist. Who are you talking to, Charlamagne? Talking to the white dude, Steve. He just started yelling for no reason.

Yeah. I don't care what you know. I said he has a reputation for. He does, though. Okay. All right. He's one of the biggest Trump supporters out there

and has been one of the biggest Obama denouncers out there. Am I lying about that? The white guy's quiet. Can you stop talking to the white camera guy? Shut up, you white devil. I hate what you just said.

Charlamagne's just talking to people. He's just talking to people. He's getting old over there. All right. Now, that's telling why you're devil. I hate when you just say that. Y'all be just to argue with people. Get over there. All right. Now, that's telling why you're blessings on blessings on blessings. Now, Yee. Yes, DJ Envy.

Whoa, that was exciting. We got rumors on the way? Man, we are going to talk about this lawsuit, Future versus Rocco. It got a little bit crazy. We'll tell you what the two of them are saying. It looks like somebody is threatening someone. Okay, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's find out whose ass Future wants to beat. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee.

Well, it's getting pretty ugly with this beef between Future and Rocco. Now that it all started because Rocco had signed Future to his label, A1, and Future then started popping off. Future then signed a deal with Epic and somehow Rocco

didn't, I guess, get the money he was supposed to get. So now there's lawsuits. Over the weekend, there were some rumors that Future owes Rocco all royalties from his next two albums, which is why they're saying he put these two albums out so quick, and 50% of tour revenue for the next two years. Those are just rumors.

We don't know that to be true. Well, now things are going on social media back and forth. Now, here's what Future had to say as he was on IG Live and somebody asked about the albums and the lawsuit. A new album this week. Are you doing

this because of Ronco? No way in the f*** am I doing that for him. But at the same time, you know what I'm saying, s*** don't get took care of. We working. We richer than ever. You know what I'm saying, shit gonna get took care of. We working, we richer than ever. You know what I'm saying? When niggas go broke, they do dumb shit. So I don't know what's going on.

But at the end of the day, we making hits. We making history. If you want to be a part of history, you got to do something tag along. All right, so Future denied that he was putting these albums out because of Rocco. Well, Rocco went on his Instagram and said, Truth be told, I've always believed in Lil Bro.

That's why I signed him. When I post this stuff on my pages out of genuine support, no funny-ish, I don't even rock like that. Future and I could have sat down like men and settled this easily ages ago. Not sure what his reasons were, but I respect it. The only reason it's even a lawsuit in place is because he said, let the lawyers handle it.

I'm not out here trying to take advantage of anyone. All I want is my percentage. We agreed upon nothing more, nothing less. I understand he feels a way. Hell, I would too if I was sued.

I'm not mad at him for being mad at me. If it's ever a time when he wants to sit down like a man, I'm with it, but I'm some real ish. Homie works hard

and is very talented and deserves all of his success. I will always support my boy regardless. Then Future replied with pure emotion. Yes, future responded. He said, you post it because I'm the ish, N-Word, on gang.

No, you're going to die, fake N-Word. You embrace me as a brother at my worst and try to play me. Ain't talked to you in years, N-Word. Ain't no N-Word on earth going to take ish with consequences. Judge or no judge, N-word, you a con artist. I'm trying to see where they went wrong, though. I mean, Rocco did sign Future initially, right? He did introduce Future to the game pretty much, right?

I guess what Future is saying is that he took advantage of him at that time. Probably the contract was probably horrible. And put him in an awful contract, which I guess if he signed it, you know, what more can you do? What more can you say? I guess he signed it because he thought Rocco was his guy and what winds up happening is his future popped, and then he realized he probably wasn't getting the necessary money

he should be getting, and then he looked at his contract and be like, I signed this bullish contract. Well, then Rocco responded to that, and he posted a video. He said, I wasn't a con artist when I made sure you got a look in all my videos, though. Oh, camera shy ass, N-word. And then he posted a video. Of him Gucci Man in the future.

Artists can never look in the CEO's pockets, though. That's what you always got to realize. If the CEO signs you and you're an artist, you do what you're supposed to do as far as album obligations, and then you boss up. Like, if you're an artist, you don't look in the CEO's pocket. No, I get that. But if I sign a horrible ass contract, and I'm your guy, and the first album comes out.

I'm your little bro. The first album comes out, and it does well. Let's redo this contract. What do you call horrible, though? The same contract New Edition had. That's horrible. Future ain't had no New Edition. GFC had a horrible contract.

Future ain't get no raffle. The same contract that Boyz II Men had that they said. Man, you're talking about the 90s, man. I'm sure Future had a bad contract like that as well. Lox had a bad contract. Well, we don't know what the contract was. Well, we don't know. It was bad.

But apparently Future doesn't like the contract, but he signed it. Of course he didn't because artists will never make as much money as the CEO. And when you start popping and you get hot and you feel like you the guy, you looking at him like, you shouldn't be bigger than me. But guess what? You signed the contract. You right. Okay.

You're just an artist. And now he's mad. Let's reconstruct this contract. Now we not gang no more. That's true. That could be. That's true, too. If we don't reconstruct this contract, I don't have for you.

And then when my album's over, I'm gone. Okay. Now let's discuss Fab. Fab has fixed his teeth. I seen that. They did a before and after on TMZ. He spent $40,000. And it's not just that chipped tooth, but he just fully went and fixed all his teeth.

He got a set of 10 Nuvenairs on his grill. Damn, Fab sold out, man. That's the good. You can see the pictures. If you have Revolt, you can see the picture of Fab smiling and everything. Drop one of the clues bombs for Fab fixing his teeth. I ain't mad at him. He could have been got that done.

You know, J. Cole put out that song, Crooked Smile, so everybody with messed up teeth was like, see? I'm going to hold on to my crooked smile. We were upset when Nas fixed his chipped tooth. Everybody was like, come on. Better stop playing. Cardi B fixed her teeth. Young Thug fixed his teeth.

As they should. When my mind start going bad, too, I'm going to get a whole set full of veneers. I want to get veneers now. I'm tired of getting fillings. I want to get fake teeth right now. I do floss. That's the problem. Even if you do floss, but that's a lot of teeth.

Because you got to go, woo, that's expensive. Man, if I don't never got to get fillings ever again. $4,000 per veneer. $4,000 a tooth. Now, if I don't never got to get through and have a tooth. It says about 4,000 per minute. 4,000 a tooth. Now, if I wanted to do it, you know, shout out to my uncle. Your uncle doesn't ask?

Dr. Gary Yee. He can make anything happen. He doesn't ask? He can make anything happen. Okay, nice to meet you. All right, I'm Angela Yee and that's your rumor report. All right, thank you, Miss Yee.

Now, when we come back, Omarion will be in the building. You know, former member of B2K. He signed to Maybach Music. He got some new music coming out and we're going to talk to him about all that. All right, so member of B2K. He signed to Maybach Music. He got some new music coming out and we're going to talk to him about all that.

All right? So don't go anywhere and we're going to do a little Omarion mini mix. Omarion is another example of somebody bettering their self. It's never too late

to better yourself. He got circumcised two years ago. Okay. It's the Breakfast Club. Come on. I shouldn't have to. That was DJ Khaled

for free. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Omarion, be back home. Hey. I saw you had a nice Valentine's Day, oh. Yeah, yeah. I got some fans together, and we

just had like an intimate dinner. When the ladies walked in, you know, it was a violinist playing. And then after that, you know, it was a violinist playing. And then after that, you know, we passed out champagne, long stem roses. We played like a few games. What kind of games? It was this game where like basically we would see who could open the Hershey's candy bar. Like so I would hold one end and then she would hold the other end and then she would have to rip it up and, like, bite it

and it was, like, I think the best seconds was, like, five seconds. You gonna get you a hepatitis test? No, no, no. No, it wasn't no lip touching now. If you was in a relationship, would you have done that? I'm just talking about had that whole dinner with the 28 women. Yeah, of course.

Okay, okay, okay. I think it's important for me, you know what I'm saying? Especially if we're talking about fans from the beginning. You know, I've always had sensual music. I've always had sexual music. You know what I mean? I'm a sexual person. Did you have sex with any of those young women?

Man, watch out, man. Okay, drop one of Kool's bombs for Mario. No, no, no. Mario, ladies and gentlemen. Nah, never. I was hoping that this would be the time that you and the wifey would get back together. That's not going to happen?

Well, nah. I mean, you know, right now I'm focusing on, you know, building what I need to build for my kids. You know what I'm saying? Like, to be completely honest with you, you know, no one ever really taught me how to, like, be in a relationship. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, no one ever really taught me how to, like, be in a relationship, you know what I'm saying? So, you know, stepping back and, like, really getting more into myself

has really just, and having kids, having that responsibility has put a lot of things in perspective for me creatively, personally, you know, that's why I'm, like, really most proud of this new work, you know what I'm saying? Um, reasons. Reasons. Yup, it's coming out. Um, we just dropped two video, well, three videos, but two videos that I shot in South Africa and, um, you know, I co-directed on. So I'm like in a really, really good space. Like, you know, I understand my purpose.

Now I wanted to ask you that. Why Cape Town? And I noticed that you'd be saying peace. You greet everybody with peace. Yeah, man. Yeah, man. I mean, it's too much negativity in the world. You know what I'm saying?

Like, you know, that's the frequency that I want to operate on. You know what I mean? And I want to omit. Did you get connected to something in Africa? Like, because you shot two videos there. Well, yeah, I mean, yeah, I guess I did. I mean, besides it being a wonderful place and having you know the misconception about the way you know the culture is um because when i went there i did

i was surprised i was surprised when i looked at the people when i looked at the women when i looked at the culture i remember uh we was going up to a table mountain and they were having a protest outside and they were singing and it sounded so beautiful. It didn't even sound like a struggle. It was ridiculous. I was like, damn, just give these people what they want. You know what I mean? But it was a beautiful experience

and definitely got connected to something there. You know, it's very, it's like earthy. You know what I'm saying? It's like waters. Right. You know. Do you regret doing the Love & Hip Hop show? No.

Not at all? No. Do you put your family out there like that? Well, no. I think it was a great opportunity for myself to, you know, kind of just shed light on, you know, me as a regular person. You know what I'm saying? I feel like I never really had the opportunity to kind of shift what that was for me it was like i didn't have a lot of you know um opportunities like putting myself in a scenario where it's like okay they're really giving you a script they really

want you to you know fight all you yeah i mean i'm just saying like who wants to go through you know shooting the show and then three months later going through the same thing and then more emotions coming up? I never wanted to be a stressed out person. I've been entertaining for a long time, so I've always wanted to just be positive. And that's how I looked at that experience. Very positive. Like, oh, okay, well, that just let people in on my relationship and my life and a little bit, another piece of me that most people probably on you know my relationship and my life and you know a little bit you know another piece of me that most people probably don't know i feel like you stay out the way for the most part

like other than that other than the show you don't really see like oh marion got it on the ground you know what i'm saying like they got never crazy yeah i don't know i just feel like it kind of uh perpetuates just to it i mean like the return is not good. The return is always something, like, that's just a headache. You know what I mean? Right. And, like, after having two kids, I'm like, I don't even want, I don't want no drama. Like, at all. Did you feel like there was some backlash when you guys broke up?

Because then people feel really invested. Right. In your life after they see you together on TV. They're like, oh, she's so great. They're so great together. When are they going to get married? Then you break up. Right. And then people are like, oh, what's so great, they're so great together, when are they going to get married? Then you break up. Right.

And then people are like, oh, what did he do to her? He must have done this. And I feel like she got a lot of backlash, too. Like, when she posted some video as a woman, sometimes it's harder in a breakup. Like, Bow Wow can come to you and be like, yeah, now you're free, now we can go party. Right. But then she can be with her girls doing whatever, and people are being like, you're a hoe. Right.

Yeah, I think it was definitely like a real situation. You know what I'm saying? And I don't think there's nothing more that people could connect to when you're really going through something real. And to be completely honest with you, it's life. That's what life is. You know what I'm saying? Life is ups and downs.

Life is, you know, changes and transitions. And to be completely honest with you, you know, she will always remain queen. You know what I'm saying? Because she gave me a gift that no one could ever give me. So I'll always respect her no matter what anybody sees or think. You know, I'll never be like the mother.

Do you feel incomplete without her? No, no. Because you got your kids and that is the queen. Honestly, she did something that no woman has ever done and that's kind of like put the mirror on me you know i'm saying like show me parts of myself you know i'm saying that i need that i need to work on as a man you know i'm saying and really like catching up to my experience and figuring out like what music means

to me now you know because it'll be 20 years soon and it's like hold up you know i need my grammys 20 years it'll be 20 years in 2020 yeah so it's like it's different for me it's not the same it's like i don't want to operate on the same like i'm not about to start no beef i don't want to it's not it's not that for me you know i'm saying like it's real it's real transfer energy like yo we're going to see Omarion tonight. We going to feel good. And we going to hear some good songs. I'm going to be able to grab my lady. And we going to be able to have a good time and create a moment for us.

Now, when Bow Wow did that, did you text him like, Bow, chill out. Because if we get back together, she's not going to let you at the wedding. Nah, man. You know, nah, I didn't. I thought that was like kind of like, I thought it was kind of whack. I'm in a bad position. No, it wasn't even that. It just was like, you know, he didn't really have no regard or no respect for the position that I was in.

You know what I'm saying? So it was like, you know, whatever I was going through, you feel me? You're supposed to support that. You feel me? You're not supposed to be like celebrating. Party time. Come on, my G. You know what I'm saying?

I'm glad you said that because I thought it was whack Come on, my G. You know what I'm saying? I'm glad you said that, because I thought it was whack, too. Yeah, nah. You know what I'm saying? Well, he might have looked at it differently. He might have looked at it to the fact that, damn, Omarion might be effed up. Call me.

Text me. Don't put that on the gram. He definitely should have called and checked on you. Come on, bro. I don't think it was... I thought it was whack, too. And then your girl probably was like, oh, what you told Bow Wow?

Y'all about to go have fun? Yeah, it was probably a remark or something like that. But I'm just saying, like, look at the position you put me in. Come on, bro. Do you have a spoke system? Nah. Nah. Nah, but you know, that's still the bro.

You know what I mean? We made a lot of money together. You feel me? We got a lot of history together. It's just the music is just being something different to me now it's not so that's all reflected in this album reasons yeah for sure for sure i mean my kids really leveled me up it really put me in a different position like okay wait a minute what kind of battles do i you know what i mean you think that um men and

women deal with breakups differently um yeah for sure like what men do after they break up is so different i I feel like, than how women handle it. Well, I don't know. You know what I'm saying? Like, I think that every experience is different and, you know, to its kind.

You know what I'm saying? But for me, you know what I'm saying? Especially being in this place and this position in my career, you know what I mean? Like, where it was like Post to Be was happening and, you know,

the support that I had then, I mean it just all, from that point up until now, and that was like probably like when I had my first kid up until now, it's a different it's a different, it's different it's not, it's not what You grown, you evolved

Yeah, it's so, you know what I mean I just want to entertain and like have a good time Alright, we got more with Omarion when we come back. We'll do a little Omarion mini mix. Also, did Drake throw shots at him? Keep it locked. We'll find out. This is The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. That was Rihanna Needed Me. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got Omar Rian in the building. Charlamagne? Now, one more thing about the Bow Wow thing. How did you get out of

that, though? You say he put you in a position. How'd you get out of that position? Um, I didn't, man. I kinda had to just take it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You feel me? It just was like, whatever. I don't know why you said that. Yeah, it's just like, whatever. You know what I'm saying? Now, did you get profits from Post-it Beats?

Did you get profits from Post-it Beats? Because I know you were sued at one time for that. Yeah, it's just like whatever. You know what I'm saying? Now, Post to Beat. Yeah. Did you get profits from Post to Beat? Because I know you were sued at one time for that. No, man. It's all good. So, is the lawsuit over and everything good? Yeah, man. They said that y'all stole the record. Yeah, no.

Everything is good, man. Everything is good. Especially with, I'm not going to lie, though. Post to Beat taught me, you know, like a real good lesson. That was your biggest record? Yeah, I mean, three platinum. I didn't, I mean, three times platinum. I really didn't expect that.

I was like preparing for gold. You feel me? Like, oh, okay. Damn, Omarion. First of all, you got to need a vision board, right? No, no, no. You got to put bigger things on your vision board. Be optimistic.

Don't just limit yourself. Go. No, no. This is what it is. It's like, yeah, you got to just like, you know, you always want to keep, you want to undercut it. You know what I mean? You want to over-deliver and just, you know what I mean?

Keep. Undersell. Yeah, undersell. Undersell, over-deliver. Yes, sir. Thank you. Yeah, I believe in that philosophy. I do that with my penis.

I've been doing that for years. I'm serious. I always say, like, my penis is a certain size. I want to talk to you about your penis. I'm just saying it, y'all. You tell and deliver your penis. Undersell, over-deliver. Seven inches, three-fourths you about your... You're selling Deliver Your Penis. Undersell, overdeliver.

Seven inches, three-fourths, eight-one-and-a-half. I heard oversell, underdeliver. Gentlemen, you look like a penis right now with that black shirt. What penis have you ever seen

that's black, sir? Yeah, you're right. Okay, what are you talking about? Now, why did Drake give you a shot? What you mean? At his London show. He was like...

He didn't give me a shot. Yes, he did. He was like, this ain't no Omarion. This ain't no Soulja Boy. That's not what he said. That's not what he said. He said, this ain't Omarion, Chris Brown, Soul Tree. He said Soul Tree. Soul Tree.

Yes, he said Soul Tree. He already said Soul Boy. What are you listening to? I swear. Everybody did, though. Because all the headlines said. No, I did. I did at first, too.

I did at first. And then my bro was like, that's not what he did, though. Because all the headlines say. No, I did. I did that first, too. I did that first. And then my bro was like, that's not what he said, bro. And he was like, oh, Soul Tree. I was like, oh, okay. That makes sense. What is Soul Tree, though? Yeah, he just means like it's not an R&B show. It's a hip hop show.

It's like, but, you know. That's debatable. I've been to Drake's show. It goes back and forth. Back and forth. I mean, it's definitely not a Chris Brown Or a Marion show You know what I'm saying Cause y'all dance

Exactly Yeah yeah yeah Well that's good then That was a good That was a good company to be in Yeah of course So what's the vibe Of this new album Reasons

Um Have y'all heard Distance yet Y'all haven't heard Yes I have Yeah we saw the video Oh okay Oh that's great

So yeah I mean It's just It's just good vibes It's rhythmic, you know. If you are able to catch, you know, distance and body on me. And okay, okay, you know, we're just going to continue to drop visuals to the rhythm. Because I really feel like that's what's missing, you know, from all of the rhythmic sound right now. You know, the Justin Bieber, the one dance, everybody is like, no one is really dancing to it like that. Other than dancers, you know, to Justin Bieber, to One Dance, to everybody, it's like no one is really dancing to it like that other than dancers.

You know what I'm saying? So with my music, you know, I want to show people how to, you know, essentially move to the music again. Why do you name it Reasons? What are the reasons? Man, there's so many reasons. There's so many reasons. This fave is like, you know, I've been Grammy nominated before. And for whatever reason, when I remember that time, it was like it really didn't matter to me.

You know, and it's just so crazy that I'm still a young man and I was able to have an experience like that. And to really look at myself now and be like, wow, that was a really big opportunity. And whatever I was going on was going on in my life. It just it didn't matter. Like I don't have the ballot or anything like that. And now I've set my eyes on winning, you know, because I feel like it is an accolade and a true representation of my history. I thought it was an earth and a fire when I heard Reasons.

Oh, yeah. I thought it was like a tribute to that song. Oh, OK. Well, it's heavy like that. It's heavy like that because, you know, I'm like taking all of my experience and all of my pain, you know what I mean? And I'm, like, putting it into music, so. I've heard you mention the Grammys a couple times. Like, I don't give a damn about the Grammys.

Only because I feel like they don't ever get it right. And we saw that with Adele and Beyonce. But look at the opportunity it created. People's sales went up. Streaming went up. But I'm just saying, like, the display of the camaraderie between artists. Like, Adele gave it up. That's a way bigger honor. That's a

way higher honor. Someone that's receiving an accolade telling you like, yo, you deserve this. She kind of had to in that moment. It was too obvious. I think that's what true artists do. They're really in touch with themselves and when they see an opportunity, they can't turn away

from it. It was like she had to express that and I respected that. I love that because it's deeper than all of that. You know what I'm saying? And so the Grammys do matter to you. Yeah. I need a feel. I feel like you've been doing some reflecting, Amari. You took a step back and you looked at

your whole totality of your career. I feel like you dropped the ball along the way somewhere. Well, no, it wasn't that. It just was, it was, it was like, it was the same experience that everyone gets when they don't have any real, like, foundation of business and, you know, knowledge. You know what I mean? You come in the game and it's just like, it's just like if you, you know, if you start boxing, it's just like you're going to feel some punches.

You know what I'm saying? Like it's going to, it's not going to be easy. So I feel like that's what it is. I think in the kids too, your kids having them kids make you look at life a little different. What? Way different. For sure. Now, is Rick Ross still involved with your project heavily?

Of course. Of course. Of course. Salute to Rose. It's interesting though. You feel like you properly made the transition from a boy artist to a man? Because people don't realize that. B2K was a boy band.

I think people realize that. Amarian, I think as a solo artist, a lot of songs that he's done have been very grown and mature. And people have made that distinction. Do you ever think like a lot of the artists that I came up with aren't even around making music like that anymore well i kind of look at it a little different i look at it like what are they making music for you know i'm saying and it's like some of the songs i'm hearing i'm just like oh okay well that don't really mean nothing that ain't really saying nothing so it's like oh okay well whatever y'all can continue in that race you know i'm saying i'm gonna go over here and, you know what I mean, put it together.

Was the transition harder than people may think, though, to go from that, to go from boy band to being a solo R&B star, getting taken serious more so? Yeah, I think, like, I recognize, like, along the way that I kind of made a decision a while ago that I was just going to, like, wherever it took me, I was going to go. Yeah, because I didn't think that I would just gonna like wherever it took me I was gonna go yeah because I didn't think that I would like really still be in love with it like that you know I mean like in love with the creative process and you know I mean I'm still sharpening and I want to I just want to be great you know what I mean like so did you watch that new edition movie and think about what it was like for you starting out and reflect on that? Were there similarities? Nah, it was different.

It was way different from that. When people, like, you know, discuss that part of my history, I always just think, like, yo, y'all ain't even allowing me to fully transform. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'm not even, you know what I mean? And y'all want to do a bio. Like, come on.

Like, that's, yo, when movies like that are done, it's over. That means it's over. No, no, this is not over. No, I'm not talking about in that fashion. I see what you're saying. I'm saying, like, what else is there to do? That's the legacy is

that's the last step. You got your movie. You got your last step. Well, no, because then they're all going to do probably their own projects, like a solo artist. I'm just saying, I'm just saying. Bobby Brown's movie. You know, they all have. You're solidified.

The book is done. I'm just saying. There's nothing after. I'm just saying in the up levels, if we're talking about the up levels, you know, even Michael Hughes was about to have his last show. Like, everything got to end at some point. You know what I'm saying? So it's like for me, it's like that's a long time. That's a long time.

So why y'all want to do a biopic? Nah, I'm cool. Like new additional tour forever. They'll probably do like a something else. They're the gods. They're the gods. They've reached that level. They've reached that level in music. They're the gods. And don't get no bigger when your biopic is like that on that level.-day miniseries there's really nowhere to go from that

point like what else is there then a whole bunch of their singles ended up in like the top 100 after that and everything right a lot of kids were introduced to them that never ever knew their music so you're saying you got to just continue to grow to get to that level you want to well i mean i just feel like there's a lot more layers. There's a lot more levels and skills that I want to get. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'm not even producing yet. I can produce.

You feel me? Like, you know, I haven't even started acting again. It's too much for me to do. All right, we got more with Omarion when we come back. Keep it locked. Don't go anywhere. Matter of fact, let's get into a mini mix. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. That was an Omarion mini-mix. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got Omarion in the building. Charlamagne? What's the biggest lesson you learned from your children?

The biggest lesson? It's not about you. That's probably the biggest one. What's the biggest thing you learned from Rick Ross? Independence is key. You know, it has a lot to do with, uh, knowing yourself, you know what I'm saying? He, he, I have a lot of respect for him, you know, because he, he sees differently than a lot of people see, especially from where he's from, you know what I'm saying? And, uh, the level of respect that he gives me and he has always given me and um you know like as far as my

creative like when I was telling him about me shooting in Africa like he's never surprised he's always just like I told you oh you know I'm saying and it's just that's so cool for us to have that kind of connection and be from like completely different world have you found your to expand your business, too. Yeah, I was going to say that. Have you followed in his business aspects of investing like he has? Because he's a beast.

Yo, he's lit. He's lit. Yeah, I mean, you know, I haven't got all of the tips and trades. Okay. But, you know, because it's some gems to get, for sure. Absolutely.

But, you know, I have a lot of respect for Rosé because he's a futurist. You know what I mean? And that's why he'll always be around because he can see the future. Are you up there for love again? Right now, I don't really feel like I'm in that place where, you know, like I'm so focused. Like I don't think a woman could really.

I don't have time for that. You feel like you have walls up now? No, no. It's not that. No, it's not that. It's not that at all. She's talking about Icebox. No, it's not that. You feel like you have walls up now? No, no, it's not that. It's not that at all. You're talking about icebox. No, it's not that.

It's like right now I have an opportunity, you know, an opportunity that I haven't ever had in my life, you know, especially with what I've been working on for the last 16 years. You know what I'm saying? So that's what it's all about.

That's it. Work. Work. Working the kids. I'm just saying, how else am I going to be able to get my yacht? Like, how else am I going to be able

to relax the way I want to relax? I mean, just say, go to an island and just, like, disappear. You got to put your kids, I mean, I like the mentality because that's the thought process. Everything you do

has to be based on the future and your kids. Yeah. So, you know, that's where it's at. And that's what the music is that's the thought process. Everything you do has to be based on the future and your kids. Yeah. So, you know, that's where it's at. And that's what the music is talking about. The reason. Yeah, that's what the support is like. That's what everything as far as the music, like,

this is what I want people to feel when they hear my music. That is why it's good to just be in a relationship. You think so? Because it's less distracting. Hell yeah. When you got that one queen at home. If you're in the right relationship, it's less distracting hell yeah when you got that one queen in the right relationship is less distracting i don't know i think that that uh relationships you know in correlation to love is like a lot of constructs and a lot of cultural you know perspectives that

really kind of blur the lines when you have an attraction to someone else you know it's like you don't really get the opportunity to figure that out. It comes, like, later. It's like, to me, I think people should just be open and then just see where you land. You know what I mean? And if you want to get married, then get married. But I don't think everybody should get married because I don't think that's for everybody.

You know, it's a business to me, you know, because I'm in a certain tax bracket. And it's like, oh, okay, that means I got to give up some money. And it's like, hold up, I'm already giving up money. it's like hold up i'm already giving up money and i and i like nice things hold up you know i mean so to me it's about uh understanding and it's about perspective and as long as you know it's an opportunity to see your way and my way then i think we could agree to disagree or agree what about polygamy um i'm not gonna lie you know not going to lie. You know, um, that, that has been a, uh, an idea, but to be completely honest with you, I'm not even at the space where I could like deal with

one woman like that. So I don't, I don't know if I can, uh, yeah, I don't know if I can handle multiple women yet. You know, I think there's a possibility, but as far as right now it goes, I don't have time for that. I don't have time to, you know, be in a relationship with three women. So you looked around at that dinner the other night and you was like, yeah, this would be a lot of work. If you want to talk about money, that's a lot of money right there. I mean, if you get the money, what about the stress? Think about how that make people look. When people stressed out, they start looking crazy.

You know, they start transforming into deforming i'm not into that i'm vain you feel me i want to look good you feel me i want to feel good i want to be like vibrant you know i'm saying i want to be like stressed out i'll die that's that's the kind of that's the kind of no because i've i've i've i have dealt with a level of stress that's just like it break it could break it breaks the normal person. You know what I mean? It's like, damn, you went through that. Like, yeah.

How did you relieve your stress? Like, what did you do? You went to therapy or self-medicate? Like, what? No, no drugs. No, I just, I have like really, you know, enlightened, enlightened you know special people around me to help navigate me and support me you know in my time of you know confusion and frustration so was it the breakup the industry like what had you no it just was it was just it was just like it was just like my whole

experience you know i'm saying it was just like damn like man look at look at look at how much time that i've that i've know, given myself to a thing. You know what I'm saying? Like, am I at where I want to be? You know, am I happy? You know what I'm saying? Like, you know, look at this video. It's like, well, I didn't really want to wear that.

You know what I'm saying? You know what I mean? And they was pushing. Wait a minute. Hold up. And then they was. So they was. Oh, hell no.

The jig is up. The jig is up. The jig is up. And there has to be times that you were like, man, this mixtape, this album was so great. Why didn't it get the attention that it deserves? Well, I never felt like that. I always felt like when, you know, it was time for the art, it was going to speak for itself. And it's like if people were going to gravitate to that, they was going to gravitate to that. You know, because people forget that I've tasted success. Like, I have

accolades. I've had, you know, I've maintained a certain type of lifestyle. You know, so... Y'all were selling out the garden. I mean, multiple times. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And then after that, I went on my own solo tour, and that sold out. So it's like I was a part of an era.

You know what I mean? So naturally, my progression, the time it took, it's like it's time now. It's like, yeah, it's like I was a part of an era. You know what I mean? So naturally, my progression, the time it took, it's like it's time now. It's been a solid 10 years. It's time for the level up. It's time for me to get in the new bag. Well, there you have it. Oh, Mario. Yeah, yeah.

You got a relief day, Jed? No, but y'all can check out both Body On Me and Distance, the first single. Just great waves coming from the young man. You know, be expecting the tour, a lot of visuals. And thank y'all. All right. Omarion, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Word up. The Breakfast Club. Peppercine. What is the peppercine, old man? It's a dance. Bogle. Bogle. They have a lot of newer dances. What is the bogle? You could man? It's a dance. Bogo. Bogo. They have a lot of newer dances.

What is the Bogo? You could be a head daggering. I'd die if I died. What the hell is the Bogo? Bogo. Bogo. What is the Bogo? The Bogo is a Jamaican dance.

That sounds like a social media site that never popped off. Bogo. What's this? What's this? I can't remember what this is. That's to sit your dumb beige ass down. That's what that is. What's that called?

I don't know. That's to sit your dumb beige ass down. That's the butterfly. I don't that called? I don't know. That's to sit your dumb beige ass down. That's the butterfly. I don't know what that noise was that you made with it. Douche, douche. That was the butterfly. That's to sit your dumb beige ass down and introduce the rumors. All right, well, let's get to the rumors.

Let's talk Sean Kingston. I was setting it up. Jamaican. What's going on? Rumor report. Rumor report. This is the rumor report. Talk to him.

With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. I think I got weird. We need to start drug testing at The Breakfast Club, Yee, because Envy goes in that back, comes back rubbing his nostrils, and be bugging. No, when Envy does anything like edibles, Envy can't read. He can't focus. He can't.

I just laugh. Can you spit your gum out, too, please? We're on the air. I don't know if you're aware. Great. Jesus Christ. Perfect. I think it'd be high, man.

All right, now let's discuss this Migos and Sean Kingston situation in Vegas. We told you yesterday about the alleged fight that happened between the two different crews. There was a gunshot fired in the air. They said nobody was injured. But Moses Johnson was arrested. He was being held at the jail pending an initial court appearance that was for charges of felony assault with a weapon and carrying a firearm without a permit and a misdemeanor count of discharging a gun where persons may be endangered. All right, well, here's what Sean Kingston had to say about the whole situation,

because that's Sean Kingston's boy that they're saying fired a gunshot in the air when the Migos were attacking, allegedly attacking Sean Kingston. Look at you, boy, man. You look like I got jumped. I look smooth as motherfucking ice. I look smooth as a donut. Real tough shuttle. Real tough shuttle.

Come on. Did he say he looks smooth as a donut? Is that what he said? You feel as if fat people always got food references. Let me hear that one more time. He didn't say donut. He definitely said donut. I heard the same thing.

You look like I got jumped. I look smooth as motherfucking ice. I look smooth as a donut. Real tough shot. Real tough shot. He definitely said donut. He said donut. He said fat.

He's fat. He's fat. When you fat, you use fat food references. They said donut. He definitely said donut. He said smooth as a donut. I heard him. I definitely heard him.

He said donut. It's a glazed donut. A glazed donut. I heard that too. I heard that. I heard that. All right. Well, Sean Kingston also took to his Instagram. It's a donut. It's a glazed donut. I heard that too. I heard that. I heard that. All right. Well, Sean Kingston also took to his Instagram.

Donut is smooth. He said, these haters preyed on my downfall. On all 10, I stand tall. Time to show these haters how to bomb my brother BoJack with me for life. Hashtag time is money. Hashtag blessed. So that's his way of saying that nothing went down, nothing happened. So why is this boy in jail for shooting?

He got to pay for that lawyer fee now. He definitely got to get a lawyer paid for it. That bond, that bail. Gun charge? Now, just so you know, the Migos are not being charged with anything. They're not being identified as suspects in this situation at all. Just so you know. All right.

Jay-Z, we told you this at the end of the show yesterday, because that's when we found out he has been the first rapper chosen to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, which is very monumental. Drop one of Clues Bums for Hov, damn it. Now, the annual induction and awards dinner, it's the 48th one, by the way, is going to take place on June 15th in New York City.

Hov definitely doing a Hov mix that day. We know. Jay-Z already went on Twitter because, you know, he don't tweet much. He said, by the way, this is a win for us. I remember when rap was said to be a fad. We are now alongside some of the greatest writers in history. Amongst those people that will be honored alongside Jay-Z, Babyface, Barry Gordy, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, along with three members of the group Chicago as well. That's definitely for the culture.

Jay-Z's the first rapper to get in there. So that will open the door for future rappers. But guess what, new guys? You got to actually write your own rhymes. All right. Now, how does this happen? In case you don't know how songwriters get inducted into this Hall of Fame. They write.

You're eligible 20 years after you're first published. And his first album, Reasonable Doubt, came out in 96. So he's just newly eligible for this. That's also, by the way, the same year that Eminem released his first album. So Eminem would be eligible. But Jay-Z is the first rapper to be inducted. So Jay-Z released his first album. Eminem was out in 96?

96. I thought Eminem... What album was that? No. They both put their albums out in 96. No. No way. What album was that?

That might have been an album before you were signing it It wasn't no Slim Shady LP or Marsha Matters Absolutely not What album was that? Y'all better Google that I don't have to Google I know for a fact Eminem was not out in 1996 No way

No way Not even close Hold on 96, Big was still alive in 96 Big was alive It was Hell no Not even

Hold on, hold on His first album Life After Death came out in 97. Wu-Tang Forever came out in 97. No. The Reason for Doubt was in 96. What else came out in 97? His first album was called Infinite, by the way.

Oh, so it wasn't when he was with Interscope. No, it wasn't. Definitely wasn't with Interscope. He had an album before that. Did it come out majorly, or was it just a mixtape that he was selling on 8 Mile? It definitely wasn't a major label release. We was introduced to Eminem via, it was a DJ Clue freestyle he had. He was like, if I had one wish, a wish for a big enough ass for the whole world to kiss. And then it was the video.

Okay, it was on an independent label called Web Entertainment. Of course it was. Yeah, I never heard that album. It came out in 96. But that's when you're eligible, after you put out your first album. And that was his first album in 96. The same year that Jay-Z put out his first album, Reasonable Doubt. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report.

All right, thank you, Miss Yee. Shella Bane! Yes. Who you giving that donkey to? Hey, man, a serial baby killer named Dr. Kermit. Dr. Kermit needs to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with him, please. Okay, we'll get into that next.

You got my soul. I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. Donkey, donkey, donkey. Bunch of dead, dead, dead times for the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny.

Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club. Yes, donkey of the day for Thursday, February 23rd goes to a doctor named Dr. Kermit Gosnell. Now, who is Dr. Kermit Gosnell? He's a man who anti-abortion advocates call America's most prolific serial killer.

Oh, yeah, he would have you sitting in the lobby of his abortion clinic, and he would have Usher, there goes my baby, playing on repeat throughout the whole building. Sick, sick, sick man this guy was. He actually was sentenced to life in prison after he was found guilty

of stabbing living babies with scissors and then feeding their remains the crabs off the Jersey Shore. Oh, my God. That's crazy. Yeah, I'm not making any of this up.

Well, the Usher, there goes my baby part, but the crab feeding and all that. Yeah, that's true. I saw this story on Bosham, and they got it from the Daily Mail. This man, Dr. Kermit Gosnell, was stabbing living babies with scissors and was feeding their remains to crabs off the Jersey Shore. There's nothing to discuss. Okay, that's just disgusting.

He got life in jail. Sounds like he earned the right to be there to me. Well, here comes the plot twist, okay? One of the babies Dr. Kermit Gosnell didn't kill was a man named Will Smith. You ever heard of him? Yeah, that Will Smith. The actor, rapper? Yes, as in my last name.

Pinkett Smith went free nose Carter on September 25th, 1968. Dr. Kermit wasn't ordered to kill Will Smith. He actually delivered him. And being that he delivered him, for some strange reason, he feels like Will Smith owes him a favor. So the best time to cash in on that favor is when you're facing life in prison. So Dr. Kermit decided to write Will Smith a letter. He wrote a letter and mailed it to Will's company, Overbrook Entertainment.

Now, I'm going to read some of this letter, not all of it, but let's start with the first paragraph. Dear Will, I finally decided that it's time to reach out to you. Actually, two letters were rejected when my son was a struggling actor in New York City. He graduated from Temple with a degree in dramatic arts. Presently, the writing of screenplays is his creative focus

as his priority has become the needs of his son. Like father, like son may be the pattern. At any rate, David never approved of my drafts to request assistance in your mutual profession. I'm fond of asserting that there could never be a men in black if I had dropped you on your head.

He said that for real? Yes, he did. You're lying. I'm not making this up, okay? I believe, honestly, that if this letter was a sitcom, it was supposed to be a laugh track right after it dropped you on your head part, okay? You can't say you know look my son may not want to ask you for assistance in helping him but i have no problem

asking you for assistance because if you know my reputation will as america's most prolific serial baby killer then trust there would be no hancock no ali no pursuit of happiness no i am legend if it wasn't for me okay i could have dropped you on your head, Will. Let's not forget that. Now, let me skip ahead in this letter. Dr. Kermit reminds Will that he was cool with Will's grandmother and that Will's grandma would have been one of his advocates, and he said Will's grandma would have professed that Dr. Kermit was a minority physician targeted for political gain, not a media monster, blah, blah, blah.

He basically says that he's innocent and he's only in jail because of misrepresentation by paid attorneys, prosecutors' misconduct, and for being a minority physician. And he ends by telling Will, if this letter is successful in inciting your interest or concern, I look forward to your response. Basically, he wants Will to get into

politics, right? Because he said that Will has expressed interest in being in politics. So he wants Will to get into politics and then pardon him, I guess. Hey, Dr. Kermit Gosnell, shut the F up forever, okay? You should be trying to get an appeal or something. Not writing Will Smith asking him to

pursue a political career so he can get you off. He don't owe you nothing because you delivered him? Hell, I don't even know the doctor that delivered me. Envy, do you know the doctor that delivered you? No. Angelina, do you know the doctor that delivered you? Nope. I don't even know the doctor that delivered me. Envy, do you know the doctor that delivered you? No. Angelina, do you know the doctor that delivered you? Nope. You don't owe the doctor that delivered you nothing, okay? They doing their job, okay? He was

doing his job. You don't owe anybody anything but doing what they supposed to do, okay? I would love to talk to some doctors and ask them if this is a common thing. Do you expect things? Do you expect things from people who you delivered, who grew up to be in certain positions of power? And the audacity

of Dr. Kermit to tell Will Smith you need to look out because I could have dropped you on your head. He gotta be like 90, right? Who? The doctor. I don't know. Dr. Kermit needs to just settle into that life sentence. Okay, get him a boyfriend and the only babies he'll be killing

is the one he swallows from his boyfriend for the rest of his life. Dr. Kermit needs to sip tea. Please give Dr. Kermit Gosnell the biggest hee-haw, please. What is wrong with people? The audacity of this guy. Oh, my God. I'm responsible for you because I could have killed you. I've killed a lot of babies in my day.

You could have been one of them, Will. I knew you were special. That's why I didn't one of them. Well, I knew you were special. That's why I didn't drop you on your head. I knew you were special. It's worth a shot, I guess. Jesus Christ. All right. All right.

Well, thank you for that donkey today, sir. When we come back, ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you need relationship advice, you can call Yee right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. That was Jay-Z,

Beyonce, Bonnie, and Clyde. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Yee. If you got a question for Yee, you can call her right now, 800-585-1051. Hello, who's this? Yes, my name is Nay from Indianapolis.

Hey, mama. What's your question for you? Okay, so my boyfriend, we've been together for about two and a half years. And I was there for him when he was locked up, put money on his books, money on my phone, so I constantly talked to him. And once he got out, it was cool. He was gone for about two months. But recently, like, he's just really making me feel like I'm obligated to do stuff and volunteers be

to do stuff for his family. I can't even get him to go to a family function. And it's just pissing me off and I really don't know what to do. So you feel like you're obligated to be with him because you were with him while he was locked up? Not obligated to be with him because he was locked up.

Okay, let me ask you this. How long were you with him before he got locked up? Not obligated to be with him since he was locked up. Like, okay, let me ask you this, but how long were you with him before he got locked up? It was two years. Like we are, he got out on our anniversary. Okay. So wait a second. You were with him for two years and then he got locked up? Yes. Okay. And then he was locked up for how long? About three months. Okay. That's not that bad. Okay. All right. So the problem is that he wants you to do all these things, but he's not even doing them. Yeah, and he, like, he asked me, like, not even asked me, yesterday I had to take him because he basically obligated me

to do something for one of his family members and didn't ask me if I wanted to do it, if I could, or anything like that. And it kind of basically involved my livelihood as well as my job and my vehicle. You know what I mean? Right. So he's volunteering you to do stuff that you just don't feel like doing. Right. But you could, but you ended up doing it anyway.

Yeah, because, I mean, I'm a nice person, and I just feel like I say yeah most of the time to stuff. Well, stop saying yeah all the time to everything. That's on you. Listen, if he tells you. I would rather you at least ask me. Exactly. To say I'm going to do something.

And then what if I already have something planned to do and I come home from work and you already talk about you need me to go right here. Why can't he do it? Because he don't have the rest. Because what? He don't have to rest. Because what? He don't have to rest. Oh, so he can't leave and do it. So there's a lot of things he wants to do he can't do because he don't have to rest.

So as an extension of him, he's volunteering you to do these things. Listen, I can't do it, but my girl's going to do it when she comes home. Right. Okay. Well, listen, this seems like a very simple solution. Let him know I am happy to help you out when I'm available and whenever I can. I just need you to check with me first. That's all I want you to do. Just ask me, am I available? If I'm not available, maybe I can find time and schedule of times we do stuff for our families that we don't necessarily feel like doing, but it is all part of, you know, family obligations. So that happens all the time. And sometimes you might need things from them, but I feel like he definitely should respect the fact that you do have a life, you do have things to do. So I would just tell him, listen, babe, I love to help out

whenever I can. I know you're in house arrest, there is certain things that you can't do. So obviously I have no problem stepping in. All I need you to do is just check with me. If that means that I'm not available at that time but we can schedule another time to do it, I'm happy to do that. But you just gotta let me know. Okay. She's definitely a drug mule. No.

She's not doing nothing illegal. Come on now. Come on. Your boyfriend was a drug dealer, wasn't he? No. You lying. What are your house arrest for then? No, I don't believe that he was a drug dealer. Okay.

Well, what did he go to jail for? Trap queen. Are you a trap queen? Don't let him have you out here selling drugs, okay? Look, he was selling drugs, but, you know, with confidence. So I can't put his business out like that. All right, trap queen. Thank you.

All right, thank you. We got more with Yee when we come back. If you need a question or you need some help in your relationship, call her now. If you have a question, not if you need a question. If you have a question. There you go. You're so proper today, Yee. No, I'm just trying to help people.

Why would you need a question? You know what I mean. 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Drake, Fake Love. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee, 800-585-1051. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Sylvia. Sylvia, how you feeling today? I'm doing good. How are you? I'm good. What's your question for Ask Yee this morning? Okay, so last week on Valentine's Day,

I found out that my on-and-off boyfriend for the past four years had a whole other relationship in 2016. Mm-hmm. That's it. On the next day, I confronted him about it, and he told me basically, oh, you don't even know the half. So he proceeded to tell me, you know, oh, we were on and off just like me and you were on and off last year. And the rest of the story is on new years i slept with a whole other girl and now she's too much pregnant oh he's dirty yes all right he's having a baby by you and not by his other chick by by somebody else yes basically like my

life went like confessions part two by us you're like you know basically he's saying he hasn't he's having a baby by like a girl that he had a one, basically he's saying he's having a baby by like a girl that he had a one-night stand with. But that's like a size of the wing. All right, so he knew from TV. Yes, and that's horrible because of course he put me at jeopardy. My question is, he wasn't a bad friend to me,

but I feel as though maybe once I heal, because it was like my first serious relationship, which, you know, that I'm really seeing that I can, I almost feel like I can never trust a man again. Oh, that's terrible. But it's bad for me that, because I don't see how I could possibly look him in the face again for right now. But maybe once I heal, do you feel like I can be his friend?

Because all of my friends are saying, no, you need to forget about him. F him. He's a horrible person. But like, I feel as though I know another side of him. Yeah. A lot of women know that side too, by the way. Yeah. But listen, this is my take on it.

You can be friends with anybody you choose to be friends with later on down the line. When you want to forget about somebody and put them in the past, it's really important that you have no contact with them now. You have no reason to be in contact with him. Thank God you're not pregnant or you don't have a kid by him while he's running around doing things that he's doing. And I feel like, who knows, five years from now, y'all might be cool again. Once you've moved on, he's doing what he's doing. But this is a really great wake-up sign for you.

All of this off and on that y'all have been having, all these other women that he's been dealing with, this might have saved you from something worse that could have happened to you dealing with him. You could have ended up with an STD. You could have got something incurable. You could have ended up having a baby by somebody that's running around putting his bare penis in everybody else. Exactly. So thank God you dodged the bullet. Now, as far as trusting other people again, you should never let one person and one bad experience with that person and some bad decisions that you made because you knew what it was, right?

You should never let that affect what goes on for your life moving forward. Never let somebody have that power over you that you feel like you can't trust somebody else again. Okay. Alright, so my recommendation to you is everything of his that you might have, things that he gave you, put those things out of sight,

out of mind? Don't contact him. It's really hard in the beginning when you do that. But every day it gets a little bit easier. Spend some time with your friends. At least your friends care enough about you to tell you to stay away from him because it's not going to do you any good. He's having a baby by somebody else. Why do you need that complication in your life?

I know. Well, it's kind of bad. I'm going to a party on Friday and he'll be there. But my friends are like, you don't have to see him. You don't have to be near him. So I'm going to try. I mean, listen, I get it. You guys run in the same circles. You need to go out there and live your life. Tell your friends if you see me talking to him or you see me about to text him or anything, get me out of there. Okay.

Okay? They got to be strong with you, too. And no crying. Oh, I cried so much. I had a blood clot in my eye. I cried for like five days straight. I haven't been crying lately, so I'm good. Well, don't you cry at the party. Cry when you get home.

Oh, of course not. All right, honey. But thank you so much. No problem. I.E., thank you for that great advice. The people need it. You can call her anytime, 800-585-1051. What's your email, Ye? Helpmeyee at gmail.com.

All right. We got rumors on the way? Yes, we are going to talk about future. He might be doing something monumental come this Friday. We'll tell you what that is. But in the meantime, he has some beef with the guy who allegedly, quote, unquote, put him on. We'll tell you what their back and forth is about and see who do you agree with. Okay.

All that and more. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Party Next Door. Come see me. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee.

Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. And don't forget our annual day party goes down at V Charlotte in Charlotte, North Carolina. This Saturday. Make sure you're in the building. It's from 1 to 6. We do it every year. 1 to 7, actually Carolina. This Saturday. Make sure you're in the building. It's from 1 to 6. We do it every year. 1 to 7, actually.

1 to 7. Yeah, we leave for Charlotte tomorrow, right? Mm-hmm. Yeah, we out there. Not me. I'm leaving Saturday morning and coming back Saturday night. I'm surprised at you, Charlamagne. Oh, but you have your show, Uncommon Sense.

Uncommon Sense is Friday. Right. Tomorrow night. That's why you leave Saturday. No, I'd have left Saturday anyway. Well, you know, Charlamagne's like a unicorn when it comes to the club.

But I feel like he goes there because he's from that area, kind of. He's still a unicorn when it comes to the club. I don't be in the clubs, man. Okay. Be in and out.

So join us. We do this each and every year. Your favorite celebrities always come through, whether it's Pusha T, 50 Cent, Ply's, Wale,

Cardi B. So many different people stop through, so join us. All right. Now, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk future. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip.

Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. Well, future, there's good news and bad news. What you want to hear first?

Good news? The bad news. Bad news travels better. What? Shut up. hear first? Good news? The bad news. Bad news travels better. What? Shut up. Bad news ends up on blogs. Headlines. Well, Future could be doing something that has been unprecedented, okay, in the next two weeks.

It could be he could have two albums released back-to-back at number one. Now, his self-titled album, they feel like that could be number one because it's about 150,000 equivalent album units in the first week. And then if Hendrix does that well, too, it could open at number one because it's about 150,000 equivalent album units in the first week. And then if Hendrix does that well too, it could open at number one also. And he could be the first person

to have back-to-back number one debuts in successive weeks. I'm not mad at Future for doing things that you know nobody has ever done. But I don't think

I need that much future music. I need my music spaced out. You know what I'm saying? Well, let's hear it first. It might be dope. I ain't listened to the first one yet. I'm still listening

to Fat Joe and Remy, Platonos and Plomos. Plata y Plomo? Yeah. What did I say? Platanos and what? I don't know what you said was wrong. Platanos and collard greens.

All right. Well, Future, unfortunately, is having some issues with Rocco. He is signed to Rocco. And they had some back and forth. Now, some people were talking about this alleged lawsuit where Future had to put out two albums with those proceeds going over to Rocco and 50% of tour and merchandising going to Rocco Rocco has acted like that's not really true but here is how future responded when somebody asked him on Instagram

live are you putting out all this music because of your situation with Rocco. All right, well, Rocco then went on Instagram and said, truth be told, I've always believed in little bro. That's why I signed him. When I posted stuff on my page, it's out of genuine support. No funny ish. He said, all I want is my percentage. We agreed upon nothing more, nothing less. I understand he feels a way. Hell, I would too if I was sued.

I'm not mad at him for being mad at me. So he said, if there's ever a time they want to have a sit down like a man, then let's do that. I really would love to know the terms of a contract that caused them to fall out in that way. Rocker and Future were like family at one point. At one point, yeah. And now they're not. That's so crazy to me. But artists can't ever look in the CEO's pockets and act like they should be making as much as the CEO.

Or maybe an artist could feel like, listen, you gave me a really messed up, effed up deal, and we're supposed to be brothers. Wasn't T.I. like that? Why would you do that to me? At one point, T.I. restructured his contract in the middle of it. I never recall that. T.I. was on the face for I'm Serious album, then he got dropped when he signed with Atlantic. No, no, when he signed with Jason Gita. I think he did his deal with Jason Gita.

Him and Jason Gita were always partners. Of 50-50? Yeah, he was the CEO. It probably would be a good idea, though, if you want to try to restructure your deal to sit down and actually attempt to do that if you feel like it's unfair. That's why the best thing to do is always just bring somebody in as a partner, man. All right, well, Future responded,

you post it because I'm the ish N-word on gang, though. You gonna die, fake N-word. You embrace me as a brother at my worst and try to play me. Ain't talked to you in years, N-word. Ain't no N-word on earth Gonna take ish but consequences Judge or no judge N-word you a con artist Well Rocco responded to that

I wasn't a con artist when I made sure you got a look In all my videos though oh camera shy ass N-word I still don't understand the line You embraced me as a brother at my worst I guess he was saying I was down and out And I was really looking for a way And you took advantage of my weakness at that time He should have said that. He said

embraced me. Like you should want somebody to embrace you at your worst. Well maybe he felt like he was doing that for his own profit and gain. I don't know. Who knows? So the white man would too. The thing is that when you sign somebody you never know if they're going to blow up or not. So when they do and then you have to go

back and pay that money. Sometimes people don't want to do that. Alright congratulations to Nick Cannon. He had his baby. He had his little baby. And his baby's name, their son, is Golden Sagan Cannon. Lord have mercy. That sounded like a video game console. All right, well, he posted on Instagram,

Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning. No matter how hard the world may hit you, God always reminds us of our purpose. Hashtag true happiness. Welcome to Earth, son. Drop one of Clues Bombs for Nick Cannon. But I need to know why he named his son after a video game console. Or maybe after Golden Brooks. What's the name of his son?

Golden Brooks. I used to love Golden Brooks. I know. Oh, my God. Maya from Girlfriends. Oh, my God. I love Golden Brooks, man. This guy's crazy. Where's Golden Brooks? Drop one, my God. I love Golden Brooks, man. This guy's crazy.

All right, see, not so bad now. Where's Golden Brooks? Drop one of Clues Bombs for Golden Brooks, damn it. I love Golden Brooks, man. You know I'm a Girlfriends fanatic. All right, so now don't talk about Young Golden. No, but his name sounds like a video game console. It's the same name.

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