The Breakfast Club - Periodt! ( Saucy Santana Interview)

Episode Date: April 28, 2022

Today on the show we had the one and only Saucy Santana stop by for the very first time, where he spoke about how he glowed up in the industry, officially getting signed to a record label and opening doors for the LGBTQ+ community. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to Oklahoma Karen who chose to show off her racist ways with words and assault to a black man and Angela helped some listeners out during "Ask Yee"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Voice cracked a little bit. You all right? No. I'm hurting today. I had a crazy workout yesterday. And the kids was up all last night. You know, we got a seven-month-old at the crib. And then we got a three-year-old.

And both of them were going back and forth last night. Really? Oh, they was battling last night. Was having bad dreams or? I don't know. I don't know. I mean, you said you were up. I'm asking about you were up.

You know, they say they had bad dreams. Little things. Little things. Like don't know. I mean, you said you were up. I'm asking about you were up. You know, they say they have bad dreams. Little things, little things like, you know, turn the hallway light on, you know, put my blanket on, little stuff like that,

you know. Little bumps in the night, that's all. Who be's like that sometimes? That's it, who be's like that? Nothing a little Palo Santo and meditation can't solve.

Oh. So, I had a good massage, that would be nice too. You got the shirt on, you feel like doing a little something this morning? Got a little, little left massage, that would be nice too. You got the shirt on. You feel like doing a little something this morning?

Got a little left shoulder, got a little tightness. Don't come loosing me up? It's not that type of shirt, sir. I don't know what

type of places you go into when men wear this type of shirt to give you a massage. I don't know why you dressed like that this morning.

I don't know whether to ask you for a massage or a drink order. You look like a Miami bartender. I got my Miami Vice on today.

Dominican bartender from Miami you know you really are dressed like a bartender this book tour thing so I got a we got a bunch of things to do after the show so yeah she like a chic casual look. Yeah, chic casual. That's what I'm going for today. I don't even know what that means. I salute the chic loots. Drop a loot bomb for chic loots. Chic loots be casual. Chic wear t-shirts.

You know what I'm saying? Fitty caps. Chic be casual. Suit to my guy, chic loots. Got things to do after the show. L-O-X. What I was going to say. Oh, Saucy Santana

will be joining us this morning. Yes. Yes, he will. Y'all know I love me some Saucy Santana. So I'm excited for that one. Yeah, so we're going to kick it with Saucy Santana. I was mad I didn't get to meet Saucy Santana will be joining us this morning. Yes, he will. Yeah, and I love me some Saucy Santana, so I'm excited for that one. Yeah, so we're going to kick it with Saucy Santana. I was mad I didn't get to meet Saucy Santana.

We were in the same venues a couple of times in Atlanta when I was DJing or I was getting something to eat, but I never met him. And they hit me after the interview, like, did Saucy mention to you that he's met me before? And I was like, no. No, I never met him. I've been in the same building with him. In Atlanta.

In Atlanta. And we just never met each other. So it's just I. So why would he mention you? No, because I see we sat next to each other, tables next to each other, but we just never spoke. Why didn't you say hi? I just didn't know him.

I don't go speak to people I don't know unless we, you know. You do know him, though. You know that saucy Santana. I do. He said, hey, saucy. Hey, saucy. How's it going? Yeah.

No. You know, you need the proper introduction. You appreciate him. He said he got a special announcement, too. Oh, how's it going? Yeah. Nah. You need the proper introduction. You appreciate him. He said he got a special announcement, too. Oh, yeah? Okay. That's all I'm saying. Something that's never been heard anywhere before.

He's going to break some news. That's pretty cool. That's dope. Okay. And shout out to Sway, the OG, the legend, Sway. Hey. I was on Sway's show yesterday. That's why I couldn't do the interview with Saucy Santana.

But shout out to Sway. I also seen Kelly Rowland yesterday, too. She said she's going to be popping up, I think, this week for next week. She got a kid's book. Yeah, she got a kid's book coming out, so she says she's going to be popping up this week as well. All right. Well, let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about? Well, Derek Chauvin is asking the court to

overturn his conviction in George Floyd's death. That's not how this works. What his rationale is. My goodness. We don't want to be there no more. But, hey, we don't care. All right. We'll get into that next. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Sexy mother. Morning, everybody. Don't start too early in the morning to be flirting with me. Who else would you be yelling sexy mother at for two in this room? Myself. Well, that's a little bit much. All right.

Morning, everybody. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get some front page news. Now, the Warriors eliminated the Nuggets last night, 102-98, and the Bucs eliminated the Bulls, 116-100. Everything went according to plan last night. Steph had 30. Giannis had 33.

We knew that was going to happen. We knew the Bucs were going to advance. We knew the Warriors were going to advance. All right. And all my Giants fans, we have the fifth and seventh pick of the NFL draft. What's your pick? I don't know. Okay.

It don't matter for y'all anyway. Y'all ain't going nothing. Relax. Dallas Cowboys. Drop on the clues, Bonds, for the Dallas Cowboys. It don't matter what we do because we're still going to be the most talked about team regardless. Okay. At least you're saying that and not saying that you're going to win the Super Bowl this year.

You didn't ask me. I'm not going to. It's not time to have that conversation yet. We're talking about the NFL draft, but we will win the Super Bowl this year. You didn't ask me. I'm not going to. It's not time to have that conversation yet. We're talking about the NFL draft, but we will win the Super Bowl next year. Oh, there you go. What else you got? All right. Well, Derek Chauvin is asking for the court to overturn his conviction.

That's in George Floyd's death. And attorneys have filed a court filing asking for that appeals. Now, according to this filing, they're saying they want the court to do one of three things, reverse his conviction, reverse his conviction and grant him a new trial in a different venue or return the case to a lower court for resentencing. He was found guilty in the death of George Floyd on counts of second degree unintentional murder, third degree murder and second degree manslaughter and sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison last June. Now, according to Chauvin's lawyers, they're saying that pre-trial publicity,

jurors' concerns for their safety, the potential for riots to break out if Chauvin was acquitted and physical threats to the courthouse is what prevented him from getting a fair trial. They're saying it was overwhelming media coverage that exposed the jurors literally every day to news demonizing Chauvin and glorifying George Floyd. So nothing to do with the 8-minute, 46-second video that everybody in the world saw. Nothing to do with that, like that we actually saw you commit the crime.

Nothing to do with that, huh? Now, lawyers for Chauvin also argued that his sentence should be reduced, as the sentence for someone without a criminal history would have been about 150 months, but he got 270 months. And they said that abuse of a position of authority is not an aggravating factor that would allow for his upward sentencing. Uh-huh.

What was that line? I don't know why he doesn't realize that what he did... You killed somebody in cold blood. Right. You kneeled on their neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. You didn't think of none of those consequences when you were doing that

because you didn't think there were going to be any. Speaking of abuse of power, because you think that you're a white man who's a police officer, you could have got away with that. But no, that's not how that worked in that situation. In that situation. Well, let's take it over to the war in Ukraine, Russia's war in Ukraine, and Putin has threatened anybody

who interferes or intervenes from the outside and poses unacceptable threats of a strategic nature to Russia, he said they should know our counter-retaliatory strikes will take place with lightning speed. He also said that we have all the tools to do this, the kind that no one else can boast of right now, which is referring to the hypersonic missile that they deployed last month. He said we will not boast. We will use them if necessary. I want everyone to know that all the decisions have been made in this regard.

He said that quite a few times already. He just keeps threatening. Yeah, I don't know how many times somebody has to threaten people with nuclear weapons before folks take them serious. I don't know what to do in that situation. But, damn. Like, what, are you going to just wait until he uses them? He just keeps doing it.

Just keeps poking us in the forehead. All right, well, that is your front page news. Hmm. All right. Well, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051.

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Wake your ass. 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. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is King. King, what's up, bro? Get it off your chest. Hey, man, I just want to say Sunday's my birthday Yo, this is King. King, what's up, bro? Get it off your chest. Hey, man, I just want to say Sunday's my birthday.

Happy birthday, bro. Okay, okay. What you doing? One of them hard-headed Tauruses, huh? Yeah, but man, I got a funeral to go to this weekend. Sorry to hear that. Sorry to hear that. But afterwards, I'm definitely getting drunk.

Because of the funeral or because it's your birthday? Well, you know, a little bit of both. True, true, true. Okay. But no, I got, my wife bit of both. True, true, true. Okay. But no, I got, my wife and I were trying to get a house and they want me to remove disputes

from my credit. Okay. I don't know how. There's a couple of ways. You can actually go online and they show you how to do it and how to write the letters and what to put in the letter and you got to send it to each credit bureau. Or if you, the credit dude, if you hit the credit dude, his Instagram is, I believe, the credit dude.

He does it for me as well. Like if there's any disputes or if somebody runs your credit, he could dispute it and get it off your credit, and it shoots your credit up a lot. And then you usually, if you got to buy a house, you have to write a letter of why something was on your credit. Like let's say you missed a payment because you were out the country, or you missed a payment because you changed bank accounts.

He'll help you with that as well. So if you hit the credit dude, he usually helps me with my credit and monitors my credit to make sure everything is A-OK. Because, I mean, it could be something small that'll shoot your credit down a whole lot. Okay, okay. One more thing, one more thing, one more thing. Since it is my birthday Sunday, since y'all have so many listeners, can y'all just follow me on YouTube?

I do open trading cards, football, basketball cards. Okay. I just need followers. What's the most expensive card you got? What's the card you got that got the most worth? Justin Herbert rookie patch autograph. It's worth between $5,000 to $10,000. Oh, wow.

Justin Herbert? Yeah, Justin Herbert. Oh. Got you. Wow. But yeah, the name on YouTube is King of Cards, and the name is Q-I-N-G-O-F-Q-A-R-D-S, because my name is King.

Where are you located? Yeah, just follow me. What's up? Where are you located? In Dallas. In Dallas. You know what? You stay on the line, because I'm doing a car show,

and I would love to have that in the possible car show as a vendor, like some cards where you could break down what cards are worth because a lot of people are collecting cards. So I would love to do something like that. So you go on hold. And look up the credit dude on Instagram. He'll help you out with your credit. I definitely will.

But hold on. As a matter of fact, just email. Just hold on. Hello, who's this? Yo. Hey, what's this? Yo. Hey, what's your name, bro? This is T out of 803, man. Jenkinsville, South Carolina.

What's happening, 803? What's up, bro? Jenkinsville. Get it off your chest. Hey, nothing, man. Yeah, but I used to work with this little dude, man. I ain't going to call him no name, but he low-key racist. You know what I'm saying?

He used to be at the job answering those stupid questions like, why can't I say the N-word, you know? I said, go ahead, you can say it. Yeah, you cool, go ahead. We'll come after that, that's on you. But anyway, yeah, he used to talk about how much he wanted to be a police and everything. And years later, up to today, on the way home,

I swore I seen him driving a police car yesterday, man. I said, man, I know they ain't put that man on the floor. So you mad at that man because he fulfilled his dreams and you haven't fulfilled yours yet? Why don't you set some goals and intentions for yourself? I got me, Charlemagne. I want to holler at you about a few more, too, man, for giving some time. I'm working on it. I'm waiting to hear you, brother.

I want to hear about him. But, yeah, yeah no I just I just think it's crazy man they need to screen these people a little better man cause he ain't built for that man he real scared man I don't understand

well give us some more context because a racist person doesn't have permission to use the N word so what's the context of him wanting to use the N word

really though nobody nobody got permission to use it you know what I'm saying but they're just type person here. I just want to put that out there like that.

Imagine him on police force. No, I'm with you because there's some culturally coolest white people who hear it in songs and hear us use it amongst each other and they want to be cool and they ask those stupid questions. Well, how come white people can't say it? Hey, but check it out. He mixed with Indian, man. I don't get it.

It ain't even that. Your phone going in now. Your phone going in now, bro. I said he Indian, man. I don't get it. It ain't even that. Your phone going in now. Your phone going in now, bro. I said he Indian. I don't know what that means. He's Indian? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, I thought you said he Indian. I was like, what background is that? So he probably don't even see himself as white then.

Yeah. But I don't lie to no man. If I could, I would like to promote my little bakery. There you go. She based out of South Carolina and Georgia promote my little bakery. There you go. NeNe's Sweet. She based out of South Carolina and Georgia. Hey, man. A1.

But just check out on Instagram, NeNe's Sweet. It's NeNe's underscore sweet on Instagram, man. Check out, support a man, black woman. We got to do it. I respect that, brother. Salute to NeNe's Sweet. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

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Hello. Jeremy. Hello. who's this? Hello. This is Jeremy. Hello. Hey, Jeremy. Hello. Hey. How y'all doing? Blessings.

Good morning. Good morning, man. Get it off your chest, brother. Yeah, I got to, I got, get off my chest. Angela Yee. Yes, sir.

Why wouldn't, when it comes to the men sticking up for themselves because of the women abuse you're silent about the cases What case are you talking about? Well you got Johnny Depp you got all these other men

dealing with the 10 cases with the crazy women What's going on with Johnny Depp? Well you got a crazy white woman for one Johnny Depp and Amber Heard case is crazy but I mean you see that case, you can see that they're clearly abusive to each other. Even though she did try to

get over on him by writing that op-ed and acting like she wasn't abusive as well. And you see all these other stories about other women. I mean, the Blac Chyna situation. I've been reporting that Blac Chyna situation every day. Oh yeah, but I'm talking about the fact that, you're talking about the fact that she pulled the gun on rob and said she was

just playing yeah yeah i get what i get i didn't say that i agreed with that i definitely did not say i agree with that i definitely said we don't play around like that but i mean there's a double standard don't play around like that yeah i don't think that that's an innocent thing that's not a joke it's clear i mean it's clearly a double standard, though. I mean, it's not just Angela Yee. It's just the way that those cases are reported in the media are different when it's a woman doing the abuse versus a man. We know that. Exactly.

Nothing wrong with you, Angela Yee. I get it. You're trying to stick up for the women because, yes, there is a lot of abusive men out here and stuff like that. But Lord have mercy. When you see right in front of your face, you got to be like, because, yes, there is a lot of abusive men out here and stuff like that. But Lord have mercy. When you see right in front of your face, you got to be like, yeah. Okay, Jeremy. Okay.

Jeremy's right. He's 100% correct. Listen, I have continually said on this radio, I do not put my hands in no man. And I do not say that anybody should put their hands on each other. So it's wrong both ways. So what will make you happy, Jeremy? Yeah, what do you want me to do? I don't think it's just a ye thing, though.

I just think that there's a lack of consistency across the board when it comes to these type of situations. I mean, that's how it's always been. I remember somebody had a domestic case, and everybody was laughing at him at one time. I mean, that's just how it is when it comes to things. When it comes to a woman abusing a man, it's a double standard. It just is what it is.

And then we stick up for the men, and all of a sudden now we're abusive. What? We accept the abusive. I just want to say that I am a woman, and so I do come from things from a woman's point of view. I'm the only woman in this room, so I do do that. And so some things are more triggering for me as a woman. I try to approach things from an honest point of view.

I believe in right or wrong, regardless of, you know, I do believe that black women, you know, have a lot of issues when it comes to that. I know a lot of people who have been abused. So, yeah, but I also feel like every case is different when it comes to anything in this world. But I'll never agree with anybody putting their hands on anyone. I'll never say I think Blac Chyna's right. I don't think that. I even said that. And you guys, yes, and you guys have the limelight, and I'm

sorry, but it was just for me to say what I'm saying is you guys, you know... You're just saying it's a double standard. So you want me to be angrier about it, is what you're saying? No, no, no. But you've got to be understanding, just like the guys in the room. You've got to listen to what you're saying.

I am understanding. I said that it was wrong. Jeremy, you have a good morning, brother. Okay. All right. Yup. Yeah, times like that, I subscribe to the Malcolm X quote. I'm for truth no matter who tells it.

And I'm for justice no matter who it is for or against. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up. Now we got rumors on the way. Yes, and let's talk about Tim Westwood. He has stepped down from his show at Capital Extra in light of sexual assault allegations. And we'll give you the update on that.

But you know Tim Westwood from BBC Radio, BBC Radio, One Extra, Capital Extra. There are seven black women who have come forward with their stories of abuse. All right, we'll get into that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Listen up.

It's just in. All it got. Got. The Rumor Report. Got. Got. With Angela Yee. It's The Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Well, DJ Tim Westwood has stepped down from his show on Capital Extra until further notice, according to the station's parent company. And that is after allegations of sexual misconduct that were made against him by multiple women. So far, seven women have come forward to talk about their experiences, saying that he

misused his position in the music industry to take advantage of them. Three women have accused him of opportunistic and predatory sexual behavior, while four others alleged that they were groped by him at events. These women were in their late teens or early 20s when they say the incidents happened. The earliest alleged incident took place in 1992. The most recent was in 2017. One of the women said that someone taking advantage of my naivety and lack of confidence isn't something that I should have to carry with shame. Now, Tim Westwood has denied all of these allegations. A spokesperson said they were completely false and denied in their entirety. They said in a career that has spanned 40 years they have never been any complaints made against him officially or unofficially.

Tim Westwood strongly rejects all allegations of wrongdoing. So we will continue to update you on what's happening as this case is continuing on. Alright, now Terry Crews has talked about some Black Lives Matter tweets that he says

now were a mistake. Now, if you guys recall, he had tweeted out defeating white supremacy without white people creates black supremacy. Equality is the truth. Like it or not, we are all in this together. If you are a child of God, you are my brother and sister. I have family of every race, creed and ideology. We must ensure Black Lives Matter doesn't morph into Black Lives Better. Then he defended himself after the backlash, saying any black person who calls me a coon or an Uncle Tom for promoting equality is a black supremacist because they have determined who's black and who is not.

And he goes on to say, please know that everything I've said comes from a spirit of love and reconciliation for the black community first, then the world as a whole. Now, Terry Crews is saying that he wants to apologize. He was on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah yesterday, and here's what he said. I did not want to give the perception that we're supposed to gloss this over and forget the death of George Floyd, the murder of George Floyd. And I want to apologize to everyone right now who was ever offended because it hurt. I just wanted peace. And I guess it goes back to my approval.

Yes. It goes back to my need for approval. It went back to that. It was a mistake to tweet that out at that time because it's our country. We die and fought, and I'm not giving it away. This is our inheritance. I forgot all about that.

I wasn't even thinking about it. But if you felt like you needed to apologize, hey. How long ago was that when you tweeted that? How long ago was that? At least a year ago, over a year and a half ago, right? Yeah, this was a couple years ago. Two years ago, maybe. All right.

Now, the cast for The Real Housewives of Atlanta allegedly did not like their original promo shoot, so they went ahead and reshot it themselves and paid for it themselves. Now, an insider went on Twitter to confirm that these ladies did indeed reshoot their photos. Anthony Dominic said, a lot of people are asking me about the Real Housewives of Atlanta promotion. It's true that the women funded this themselves. Bravo had nothing

to do with it. In fact, Bravo had no clue they were doing it. The ladies felt they needed to take marketing PR into their own hands for the upcoming season. I respect it. I respect it a lot too. But Bravo would have to reimburse me, okay? What are these promos going to be used for? Nah, because they used it. They paid for it. They didn't like it, so

they got to reshoot it. So they paid for it themselves. I respect that. But what is it going to be used for though? To promo the show. But on what? On television? I'm sure. It's just pictures. Also probably for social media. Yeah, because the TV network ain't going to and all that. Yeah, because the TV network ain't going to go for that. All right.

Well, the new season does premiere this Sunday, by the way, on Bravo. How do you mess up holding a peach? How you can't get good pictures of that? I mean, it could be

the way that you look. It could be the lighting. It could be a whole host of things. Hoax? Host of things. Oh, host. You said hoax.

I said host. You said they was holding apples instead of peaches. We heard you, Andy. Just shut up. All right. Well, that is your rumor reports. All right, we got front page news next. What are we talking about? Yes, a man in Detroit is freed from prison after being wrongfully convicted of kidnapping and rape.

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We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. All right, now last night, the Bucks beat the Bulls 116-100. The Greek Freak had 33 points, now rebounds. The Warriors beat Denver 102-98. Steph Curry had 30 points. And the NBA Minute is brought to you by Hennessy, the spirit of the NBA. That Celtics

Bucs series in the second round is going to be one for the books. I think it's going to be a great series. Definitely going to seven games. I don't know who wins that one. It's a toss-up. I lean towards Milwaukee because of their championship experience, but that's going to be a great one. All right. What you got, Yeezy?

All right. A man in Detroit who spent 15 years in prison after pleading no contest to kidnapping and sex crimes in 2007 was exonerated yesterday. Now, the Detroit News reports that Terrence Calhoun, who's now 35, was wrongfully convicted of sexually assaulting one teenager and attempting to kidnap another teen in Detroit in 2006. He was convicted the following year of rape and kidnapping and has since spent 15 years in prison. He is now a free man after a rediscovered rape kit revealed that DNA evidence helped prove he did not commit those sexual assault crimes. And although a 2007 DNA test revealed that his DNA was not found, his attorney told reporters he wasn't sure why his client wasn't exonerated then.

His DNA was tested again in 2019, which showed the same result and ultimately spearheaded his journey toward exoneration. And there'll be no consequences to whoever falsely accused. Too loud now. That man lost his freedom, damaged his reputation, and all he gets is a my bad. And that's why these things will continue to happen because there's never

any consequences to people who make these false allegations. All right. I don't understand why with the DNA exclusion, though, that didn't happen back then.

It feels like a legal issue in court. If you see that it doesn't match back then, then you test it again in 2019. I'm confused about that. All right. Now, Brittany Griner is trending, and that is after it's announced that Russia recently released a U.S. Marine veteran, and she does still remain in custody. According to reports,

Russia and the United States have carried out an unexpected prisoner exchange, and that is trading U.S. Marine veteran Trevor Reed, who's 30, for a convicted Russian drug trafficker who was serving a long prison sentence in America. Here is what they said about Russia's release of Reed. The release of Trevor Reed, him returning home to his family, receiving the health care that he has long needed, does not change our approach or view, opposition, or the president's intention. All right, now following that announcement, a lot of people went on Twitter like,

what is going on with Brittany Griner? She has been detained all of this time since February 17th after they found vape cartridges while searching her luggage. And they said those cartridges contained oil derived from cannabis, which could carry a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison. Here's what they have to say about Brittany Griner. We'll continue to advocate for the immediate and unconditional release of Paul Whelan at every opportunity. And using wrongful detention as a bargaining chip represents a threat to the safety of everyone traveling, working and living abroad.

All right. You know, I saw the good sister, Tamika Mallory, make a good point. And she was saying that, you know, they tried to organize an international movement around the release of Brittany Griner because the supporters of the Marine vet organized their people and pushed. And, you know, everybody's telling folks to be quiet about the Brittany Griner situation. They want to negotiate behind the scenes. And maybe the lack of public pressure is what's causing her to be detained. Yeah, maybe there should be public pressure.

Maybe they should stop telling people, you know, not to speak out about it. Maybe they should organize around it. Well, who's saying be quiet? Like, who is the they that's saying we need to be quiet? I don't know who the they is. I don't know. I really don't know. Remember when Lisa Leslie said she was told not to make a big fuss about it?

Everybody's saying that. Not to make a big fuss about Brittany Griner's detainment. Why? I don't know. Yeah, I wonder why. Who is the they that's saying that? Because like you said, that big conversation about the Marine, it seems like it got them released. It seemed like they pushed for that.

Well, he was in prison for nearly three years already, too. By the way, so it did take some time. Alright, well, that is your Front Page News. Alright, now when we come back, Saucy Santana will be joining us. Yes, love it. Walk him like a dog. We're gonna kick it with Saucy Santana. I actually, when I was in a club in

Atlanta a couple times, Saucy Santana was at the table next to me, and we never met each other. You said he was at the table next to me and we never met each other. You said he was at the table next to you twerking. Yeah, he was twerking. And you wasn't ready to let those cheeks fly

so you didn't even go over there. No, I don't twerk, but he was twerking and I didn't want to, you know, interrupt his twerk as he was twerking. You don't interrupt a man's twerk when he's twerking.

I'm with you. Yeah, that'd be hard to like tap somebody while they're in the middle of twerking. Like, hey, how you doing? So, you know, I just... Yeah, it sounds like

you want to dance. You tap somebody while they're twerking and ask them how they want to do it. And that means like you want to get up behind them and grind up on them. Like you want to jump in. So I didn't want to jump in. So I just, you know, whatever. But Saucy Santana, when we come back, don't move. 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. We got a special guest in the building, Saucy Santana. What's up, what's up? What's up, fly guy?

What's going on? You be dressed down. For real? Dressed up. Dressed up material girl shit. You know how it go. You got a stylist or you do it all on yourself? Nah, that's me.

Okay, okay. That's me. Well, looking amazing. Thank you. Of course. We love us some Saucy Santana up here, so that's why I told you. Don't say y'all. You love Saucy Santana.

I do love Saucy. I respect what you do, but she talks about you often. My girls hold it down for me. They're the one that put y'all on. But even the music, like, because, look, I can relate to it. I'm not, okay, so a lot of the songs are Material Girls and Walk Em Like A Dog and all of that. I'm not really like that, but I appreciate it. Yeah.

You know what I'm saying? She lying. I don't be asking people for bags and I'm not saying you got to spend this. I'm not like that, but I like the feel of it. The feel of it. Yeah. It inspires me. Exactly.

Whenever you need to be like, you know what? F*** this s*** I'm finna turn off the sound I'm finna ask I'm finna ask for some s*** today I do

cause when I listen to your music I be like man I'm about to be like yo I need this bag I'm saying does that work like how do you

how do you ask for stuff ask it's something it's something I just use your f***ing mouth you know you know what I think

it is it's too and um I think that girls have gotten or or either, like, dudes, whoever you just asked for money for, we've gotten so used to, like, the, like, boss stuff. Like, bitch, I'm a boss being independent that, because I find myself, sometimes I be like, bitch, I ain't finna ask that s***. Like, f*** that. Like, bitch, I could go buy whatever the f*** I want. Ass. Closed mouth don't get fed

we learned that when we was kids ass what's the first thing you ever got you ever received a Givenchy purse I thought I was the shit Justin wore that purse

you love Justin free Justin free Justin yeah he had bought me a Givenchy cause I had first started rapping so I still had like the little flea market

um shit I ain't gonna hold you he had bought me he was like oh nah we ain't doing that he bought me that was the first thing I got think I was like a javinci person it was um what else it was like a javinci person ncm sweater it was some little light but that was like oh it's like now it wasn't like it wasn't like back then back then I was like oh now but you know now. But, you know, it's like sh** now. But I appreciate it. Now, you are from Bridgeport, Connecticut. I know people affiliate you so much with Florida, with Miami.

Yeah, I thought you was from Miami. Wow. I'm from Bridgeport, Connecticut originally. And then I moved to a small town called Perry, Florida. It's 45 minutes outside of Tallahassee. So when it comes to Florida, I'm North Florida. Miami is South Florida right one thing about being from Florida we are the same so whether we from I was you from Tallahassee Jacksonville

Tampa uh for a lot of them Miami you just know a Florida bitch when you see one yeah it's all the same level of crazy yeah we got we all got that Florida we got that this Florida water that's what we call it so that's why people kind of just assume like we say Florida, like, oh, you're from Miami. What was life like for you in Bridgeport, Connecticut before you moved to Florida? I was young. I moved away from Bridgeport when I was going to the fifth grade. So being living up north and then going to Florida, it was different because up north, I grew up like, you know, we don't speak to people that we don't know.

We don't have Southern hospitality up here. You don't really hold doors for people and shit like that. And then I grew up in New York, too. Me, I live in the Spanish part of Harlem. My godmother lived in the Bronx growing up. So I grew up in like New York and shit too, which I had got like robbed. I was like 11. You got robbed at 11?

In New York, yeah. Like the dude, I don't know. I remember I had like a razor. He took my cell phone, took all the money out of my pocket, all that. So I grew up like I seen. Who robs an 11-year-old? That's insane. You grew up in Brooklyn, ye. Yeah, like I was in New York. I used to come see Miabella in the summertime. And so I was walking, I think, to like, I was in New York. I used to come see mi abuela in the summertime.

And so I was walking, I think, to like, mi tia house up the road, up the block. Why you act like we know who mi tia is?

Mi tia. He's from Venice. Tia. Oh, auntie. Abuela. Tia. Abuela is grandma in Spanish.

Got you. So, my bad. Who is mi tia? So, yeah, like, well, when you go down south, it's so much different. Like, you go down south, it's yes ma'am, no ma'am. I didn't, we didn't have to, I didn't have to do that growing up.

Like, down south, yes ma'am, no ma'am is like a respecting. Up here, we just say maybe yes or no. Like, I remember being a kid, like, my mom would be like, don't say yeah to me, but I never had to say yes ma'am, no sir. Like, people remember being a kid, like, my mom would be like, don't say yeah to me, but I never had to say yes, ma'am, no, sir. Like, people would miss, like, we might be like,

oh, that's Miss Nick on the camera. Yeah, right. You know, or holding doors for people. We riding by people, beeping they horn, waving at you. I'm like, who the f*** is that? Why y'all talking to me? And down south, we say cuz.

So I'm like, ma, I go to school, they be like, what's up, cuz? I'm not nobody f***ing cuz. I'm like ma I go to school they be like what's up cuz I'm not nobody cuz I do not know y'all so it's like it's totally it's totally different do you feel like now because we have an expectation when we see Saucy Santana like you gotta be done

up cause we're so used to seeing you like that and then you're always very like over the top you know just fun do you feel like you have to live up to that every time people see you now um i don't um i still just have in my head that um i'm human like everybody else i'm not a robot or you know so it's like i have my days where you might catch me at the gas station looking for me i don't got no haircut lashes need a refill bitch i need a pedicure i'm

not taking a picture today like i just came to get a blunt. You know what I'm saying? I came to get some gas or something. So I still pride myself in just making sure that I don't let nobody make me feel like, you know, like I'm not a person. Right. And you always knew you wanted to rap? No.

Never. Ever. I always laughed at people when they was like, I'm going to be a rapper. I grew up, my cousins used to rap i grew up with um boys in school used to rap i was like get the out of here bitch you ain't gonna be no rapper like that's not a that's not a thing it's not a viable job yeah and so i but i feel like now how time has changed um i blew up off soundcloud city girls blew up off soundcloud but back then when i was a kid that was not that like you couldn't drop no soundcloud song and be like

oh yeah, you finna get a career and your s*** finna go. Yeah, you needed all of that. So what was the first one? Was it Walk? Was Walk the thing that took off? No, Walk Em Like A Dog was my first song. 2019. I put it on SoundCloud. It did a million plays in a week. Wow. Why do you think people latched on

to that so quickly? Because it was relatable. I grew up around a lot of girls. My mama, my girl cousins. I just grew up around girls. So I seen all of the things that women dealt with. And, you know, I just put it in a song. Then me being gay, me being in a s***.

Like, I know the s*** that, you know what I'm saying, you're going through in a relationship with men. So it was just like, I was like, s***, f*** it. I'm going to make something that you know I'm saying you going through in a relationship with me and so it was just like I was like I'm gonna make something that cause I had my initial thing was I had to freestyle to Tatiana at the time by Blueface and it had like started

going viral in Tallahassee in the city people wanted me to come to the club they were playing it at the moon we in Quincy they playing a song the moon wow so and quincy they playing a song so so um yeah dj demp so um i was like okay like i got some little emotion going on let me make a real initially i thought i was gonna make a song that all the girls was gonna like and i was gonna be able to just go to the club and get a little thousand dollars or something to you know do the song once i put walk him like a dog out and um and it did that many plays in something to, you know, do the song. Once I put Walk Him Like a Dog out

and it did that many plays in a week, like, you know, people started paying attention and people started calling like, yo, like, you know, what's up?

And then even after that, a lot of people don't know Material Girl was my second song. Oh, okay. It just blew up the end of last year on TikTok. But I did Material Girl

until 2019. Sheesh, everybody loves that song. Material Girl, is that the one that Z-Way uses in her new promo, or that's something else? Yep, I just seen it yesterday. It's a TV show, right? She had on pink or something. That's my song. You had to clear that, right?

But, you know, that goes through all the labels and all that shit right there, but I don't be in all them conversations. I be somewhere tour or something. So which one is Walk? Walk, let me see. Walk. Walk, that's my song too. Yeah, that came one is Walk? Walk. Let me see. Walk. That's my song too. Yeah, that came later. That came later. Walk was 2020. Okay. That's when I first noticed. So you were still doing

makeup during this time? Like when Walkin' Like a Dog came out? Yep. Okay. And then once Walkin' Like a Dog came out and the song was so big and I was getting booked at clubs three times out of the week, I didn't have time for makeup no more. And rap money is different.

Makeup money. Who were some of your clients when you were doing makeup? Only celebrity clients I had was, I had the Angela Rye and I was doing City Girls. Okay. And then all the rest of my clients

was just people in the city. Angela Rye ain't never told me that. Angela Rye. Wow. She came to FAMU for some kind of seminar and I did her makeup but she had brought me backstage with her. It was one time.

Did she realize it was you now? Like in retrospect? That's what I want to know. I haven't seen her since. She might not know. She got to because my makeup name was Santana on the beat. Santana on the beat. That's hard. My makeup name was Santana on the beat and then when I first started rapping I was still going by Santana on the beat but Saucy Santana sounded more like a rap name. That's hard. My makeup name was Santana on the beat and then when I first started rapping,

I was still going by Santana on the beat but Saucy Santana sounded more like a rap name. That's an amazing name. Santana on the beat because you know, like beat your face.

Alright, we got more with Saucy Santana. When we come back, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee,

Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Saucy Santana. Yee. I love Saucy Santana. Like that The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Saucy Santana. Yee. I love Saucy Santana. Like, that name just go. How did you come up with Saucy?

My cousin gave me the name Saucy Santana. It came from more so my trap days. It was another boy out there. His name was Rico Montana. So I was like, okay, you Montana would be Santana. And my first name was Sissy Santana. Don't like that. how you might tell me to be Santana. And my first name was Sissy Santana. And so I was like, I always kind of was popular. So people knew me from our Facebook.

And one day this girl seen me, she was like, hey, Sissy. And I said, what? I was like, what? And she was like, I'm from Facebook. And I was like, oh. I like from Facebook and I was like oh I said ma you gotta say the whole name

you gotta say Sissy Santana so I was like I gotta figure I gotta figure something out with it but why would you take that name

knowing that what people mean by Sissy for me it was a name that was together so it was kind of me embrace being gay but

put it say the whole name it was kind of like embrace being gay but put it put the whole say the whole name You get it was it was kind of like a thing for me like like that Like how we say make the stallion like it was a whole one day So when she had broken down just did I was like, oh I gotta switch that just like now people know some people Everybody don't say saucy Santana. Some people say Santana. Some people say saucy. So my cousin gave me the name saucy We was gonna go to the club one night. She was like, you'll be dripped out.

Like, you'll be having that s*** on. You'll be Saucy. That's how I like that. I say, yeah, I'm going to replace the sissy. We're going to replace the sissy with Saucy. Because you don't strike me as a sissy. You strike me as a type that can fight. Yeah.

There's a sissy nobi in New Orleans, too. Yeah, but see, and people call him sissy nobi. Yeah, you got to say the whole name. You don't just call him sissy. You say sissy nobi. So you can fight. I can't standby. Yeah, you got to say the whole name. You don't just call him Sissy, you say Sissy Noby. So you can fight. I can still. The last thing you had to drag somebody.

It's been a while. It's been a while. People don't play with me. I ain't have to fight since like when I first moved to Atlanta like in 2020. That was two years ago. Yeah, but that's a long time for me. Because before being famous, I was wild. Why? Because you was gay and people used to try you?

Yeah, I think I always felt like that too. Because I never grew up fighting girls. And I never grew up fighting gay boys. I always fought boys. Throughout high school, going through shit with my homegirls. They try them. I'm the one that got to fight the boyfriend. You know, I with my homegirls they try them i'm the one that got to fight the boyfriend or you know i disrespect my homegirls we outside bitch now i'm out i'm outside like hey terrible come out so i just i know a lot of people that know me before being famous like

yo that bitch was a hothead like i was always in it so for me for two years and i have to let be nowhere i go everywhere my with my security and I just carry myself like a celebrity. That's a long time for me. Two years. And so since you really started kind of blowing up like at the end of 2019 and then the pandemic hit, how did that affect you? The pandemic had a big shook. I had just came out with me and Lotto had just dropped our song Up and Down. And Lotto was bubbling at the time. She already had Bitch from the South. So she was feeling, you know what I'm saying, go. And we had dropped our song up and down, then the pandemic came and I'm like, wait,

what the f*** are we supposed to do? So now all of us was on Instagram selling promo and all kind of s***. I was like, I don't know what the f*** about to happen, man. It's too early in my career for the world to be talking about it shutting down and like, what? Like, huh?

I couldn't go to the studio. It was nothing. It was nothing to do. I can't get booked for no shows. And at the time, you know, we make a lot of money off shows and stuff like that. So I was like, I didn't know what was going on. So how did you make money during that time? All of us was on Instagram.

You want to promote and promote people people's businesses we was doing everything like you know I was thinking about getting back in the field but I was like I really wanna be a rapper so I don't wanna go

you know back to that I stopped doing you know what I'm saying trapping and shit for a reason but we just

I had to make that shit work I was just you know what I'm saying really only thing I remember was we had Instagram getting on Instagram selling shit promoting promoting shit. But that didn't make me no money.

But it does bring attention. It brought attention. It brought opportunity. Which does get you followers. So you got to look at it like that. It might not be like being on this live got me money, but it did get me a bunch more followers. Because people did affiliate you a lot with the friendship that you guys had.

But if it don't translate into dollars, it don't really make much sense. Nope. I know bitches with five million followers and five dollars. Somebody not working. Yeah, you gotta know

how to work it. That's what I'm saying. You gotta know how to work it. Now, you still sort of a hothead though. We saw you throw a bottle at a lot of those DJs while on stage.

Why'd that happen? Apparently on tour it was prank day. This is my first tour. So I'm not familiar with it being a prank day or whatever the case is with that.

So for me, it was like I don't play when it comes to rap. I don't play when it comes to performing. And I feel like it could be my own insecurity. I don't know how other people look at it, but I feel like I already have a big personality. People know me for the lives with Young Miami and just being funny.

And that's just my personality. I always been like that. I want people to respect me and take me serious as a rapper first before anything. I don't want you to feel like you could play with me. And I don't like gimmicks. I feel like I've gotten as far as I am because I've been authentically myself.

So for me to be performing Welcome Like a Dog and you bring chihuahuas out, I was offended. And first of all, I'm a gangster bitch. You should have brought rock wallets out there. Okay, okay. Don't bring no motherfucking Paris Hilton dog on stage. How many was it? It was two of them. And I just kind of looked.

I was like. But that just gave me gimmicky. Like, I want to dig it. Like, was it? It was two of them. And I just kind of looked, I was like, but that just give me gimmicky, like I want to dig that. Like, because people thought you did it. Yeah, because I perform well. That's all I got on tour.

Like, yo, you put on a fucking show. Like, you'll be doing your shit. I don't need, I don't need nobody bringing no dogs out. Like,

I just thought, we at work, we on tour, we professionals. When you DJing, I ain't coming out here doing no crazy shit during your set. I'm not sending nobody else, you know, anywhere.

And I want to clear up that, because I seen a lot of people was talking shit like it was Lotto. Lotto, she backstage preparing hair, wig changes, all that. So it wasn't necessarily a thing like, oh, it was Lotto's fault. My thing is y'all doing a prank day and y'all prank everybody except Lotto. You know what I'm saying?

And then it's like, you know, that just made me feel like you don't take me serious as an artist. Because who the f*** is you to come out with some dogs

while I'm performing? I could see if it was like rehearsal, not during the actual show. And then we in Florida. Where the f*** I'm from? That was the only f***ing show in Florida.

And y'all come out here on boy f***. Don't play with me. So, bitch, if you want to be funny, I'm going to be mother f***ing hilarious. So, pray for you. Never again. Never again. And I think, like, you know, I'm still cool. I'm still cool with them.

Like, you know, we are a gang or whatever. I just think it was a thing where you overstep, you know, boundaries. And I feel like I had already said numerous times on tour because they had just did it to Callie right before me. They had TP'd her set.

Right. And I was like, hey, I don't know what y'all doing out there. Don't play with me. How did Callie take that? I'm pretty like,

I know she was embarrassed. That's embarrassing. Right. Yeah, I don't know if that's the place to do that kind of prank because y'all are on stage

doing your job. You're performing in front of people you're doing your job. That's embarrassing. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's place to do that kind of prank. Because y'all are on stage doing your job. You're performing in front of people. You're doing your job. That's embarrassing. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's just not a good look for nobody. And so I'm like, I just think, I don't know.

It was childish. How did he take it when you threw the bottle at him? Was he upset? I don't know. He just was like, hmm. Yeah. What? What you going to do?

I wanted you to be upset. Yeah, yeah. What's your relationship with Lotto now? That's my sister. All right, well, Saucy Santana's here. Let's get into his joint, Walking Like a Dog. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

If it's baby mama, I can bang and walk him like a dog. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Saucy Santana. Yee. Now, as you get ready for another album, right, because you definitely already put out some banging ass singles and had some great collabs. What do you do to step it up now for the next album?

So the next album, I think while stepping up, I feel like now being signed to a major label. So you are signed to a major label now? Mm hmm. Has this been announced yet? No. Okay. It's right here. On the motherf***ing Breakfast Club. Who is it? RCA.

Okay, congratulations. We got a bottle to pop or something. Okay, that's what I'm talking about. Can we pop a bottle in here? You can't ask if there's a bottle. You gotta have one ready. I didn't know he was gonna announce that. Yeah, I'm officially sad. Can we get a bottle from somewhere or somebody somewhere i'm thinking

some ace in the back yeah what's that check look like though oh you see it so you know um i feel like that's the was the only thing that was stopping me kind of um i feel like i didn't have that complete backing what a major you know label could do. And I feel like I can't, I did, I put in a lot of work and I worked really hard being an independent artist. But I feel like now with that major backing and I could, you know, clear these certain samples, I could get this radio going, you know what I'm saying? I could get these bigger artists like, it's up. Don't let them stop what you already was doing.

No, and that's why I went with them because people had to understand. Everything that I have done, I was previously signed a stream cut. But everything that I've done, it has been with the backing of my team, of course, but it's been Santana. When it comes down to TikTok dances, it's me. When it comes down to videos, I'm telling them how I want my videos. When it comes down to what songs are coming out, I was doing that it comes down to writing my music i was writing songs top to bottom chorus verse all that so it was like i had to let them know that i need somebody that understands

santana but wants to help elevate and push santana to the forefront you can't change me because i already my fans already fell in love authentically with Who I am and you have great relationships of people are yes everybody loves Santana for Santana so it can't be a thing where you know you own I sign a lie okay we want to be like this so we want you to do this people was gone people love real real relatable when you start seeing stuff look corny or gimmicky kind of you know know, you can read that. Right. And I didn't want to be that honest.

I'm just like, bitch, all I just need is that motherfucking push. That machine and it's up. But you know what's so interesting is clearly they understand that you got a buzz. Clearly they understand you doing your thing because you don't see them taking no chances on no openly gay man in hip hop. Do you know what I'm saying? So that's clearly because of what you're doing. And before I went with them, everybody was calling. gay man in hip hop. Do you know what I'm saying? So that's clearly because of what you're doing.

And before I went with them, everybody was calling. And so I'm like, you know, it took time. I mean, it's quick for some people. I only been rapping

for two and a half years, but I had to put in a lot of fucking work. In them two years, I put out like five projects. Steady pushing out music because I just felt like, bitch,

I just need to keep pushing out shit and something gonna hit. bitch I just need to keep pushing out and something gonna hit something gonna hit something gonna hit so I was lucky to keep you know having

you know momentum and motion and shit like that but I feel like now that I got that fucking machine it's on the flow did you ever feel any obstacles as a gay man in hip hop

um for sure um you go through like you know you said nobody not taking chances on it. Um, and then people kind of looking at you, not knowing me, but just knowing, looking at what you see.

So people are reserved, like, uh, the lashes, beard, nails. I don't know. I don't know. You know how he is, you know, what he got going on. Um, different things like that. People scared to back it up cause they feeling like, is this marketable? Can he sell? Is it just a gimmick?

Did he just have a viral song? How long you going to do this? So I had to show people like, here go, Walk Him Like A Dog. Here go, Material Girl. Here go,

Here We Go. Here go, Walk. Like, here go, Shisha with City Girls. Here go, Up and Down with Lotto.

Now I got a song coming out with Nas. I was independent still when I did a song with the Nas. So it's like... Oh, Little Nas. You said Nas. I was like, Nas? No, Little Nas X.

Okay. So it's like, I had to show people like, it don't stop. And Youngboy on that record too, right? Not with me.

Okay, okay, okay. I think him and Youngboy got a separate record. I can't confirm it. Okay, okay, okay. I can't confirm it. Little Nas. So it's just me and him on the song.

But, you know, I had to work. Right. And I had to keep my emotion. I had to let people know, like, oh, he ain't. You know, we see that shit all the time. A song go viral on TikTok or type shit. It goes away and that's it. It go away and that's it.

Now, Sass, you know now as your star is continuing to rise, you can't be a thot no more. Okay, so... You a thot? No, my thot day's been over. Okay, good. I just want to make sure. My thot day's been over.

My thot day's been over since like... Like 2020? Okay. My thot day's over. Like, you know, once I just started getting... Once you just started getting...

Reaching a certain amount of stardom and fame, like, you can't do all that s because people is weird as fuck. So it's like, you know what I'm saying? I just be chilling. So what are the rules for somebody that wants to get with Saucy Santana? I don't know.

Like, you know, spin a bag. Period. No groupie shit. I don't like for nobody to feel like.'t like you know for nobody to for it to feel like of course you could be a fan of something or you could you know

fuck with the movement or my music but when it just start getting like kind of fanned out you know type of shit like you know

that that that scared me what's your best first date ever the strip club what that's your best

first date ever the strip club we. What? That's your best first date ever? The strip club. We go to the strip club. You know, we get our bottles. And I need to see how much money you finna throw. All right, so what's a good amount? Because me, one thing about me, in a strip club, my minimum gonna be like $5,000. Okay, that's a lot.

My max will probably be like, you know, $10,000. That's a tax write-off All right now close everything bitch all these outfits are rich for poor man you got away on one time But you're right right at all. But you know, um, I love strippers. I love BBL's I love we like the most is bad like a boss. So like, you know, it's just fun like I'm house doing But you want to tip them There was a rumor You had got a BBL

Yeah I did Like in 2020 Okay okay I need another one No People always So how was that for you Because some people say

That's like the most painful surgery Nah A BBL That shit is nothing A BBL is easy You go get surgery Can't sit on your ass For a couple of weeks

But that shit is easy That shit don't hurt you just have to take care of it so for me everyday outside drinking costa migos eating lamb chops

every mother f***er day all that in two years you look down you be like hey this ain't the body this ain't the same body from two years ago

so you know I know every girl I know that had surgery done had surgery 50 times oh damn so what's the

what's the maintenance of you supposed to work out or something like you know the maintenance you gotta you know wear your faja get your massages

of course work out eat better you're supposed to do everything like to maintain it and we don't we gonna get our body done and be like I got a perfect body

now I'm still gonna do what the f*** I wanna do and then a year or two later you be like damn my stomach starting to back pudgy I'm starting to get them back rows*** I wanna do and then a year or two later you'll be like damn my stomach's starting to back pudgy I'm starting to get them back rows again

yeah bitch cause you ain't did s*** I want you to meet somebody Saucy let him in this is Art he's a youngin here at the radio station

what's up he really enjoys your twerk videos because Art you're bugging the f*** out I'm not lying I'm dead serious Art enjoys your twerk videos

he actually said to the room he was like y'all don't be watching Saucy Santana twerk videos? You enjoy them? Entertainment? I thought it was funny. Okay. What part you like? What's your favorite move?

Put him on the mic, Brandon. What's my favorite move? I mean, I'm not gonna twerk. No, no, you don't gotta twerk behind him. Just describe it. Anyone can twerk. You don't have to have any. You know you twerk? Oh! describe it anyone can twerk you don't have to have any all right all right all right thank you all right gatto and malo hit the cigarallo big booty like jello look at you you got straight men twerking Yo, he is fucking the fuck up. Shout out to Charlamagne Tha God for real.

That man probably didn't even know he was coming here for. No, he didn't. But he said that earlier. I said, oh, shit, I forgot about Art. I thought you was calling Trav in here. No, because Art told the whole room. Art was like, yo. I didn't hear that.

Yes. So he's straight, though. As far as we know. Yeah. But I'm saying, like he said, it's entertaining. You just got to respect it and that's what, and that's what,

like, you know, that's what I love about me. Like, you know, like now I'm to a place in my career where nothing's scared to be like, yo, I f*** with the music

or I f*** with the vibe or just anything. You could be a straight n***a but you f*** like, you know what I'm saying? That's one thing I take pride in. I feel like a hit

is undeniable. Music is undeniable or just star quality, star hit is undeniable. Music is undeniable. Just star quality, star power is undeniable. So regardless if you a man, a woman, white, Puerto Rican, polka dot, if it's enjoyable, you f*** with it, you f*** with it. That's right. Thank you, Young Gummy. Okay.

Saucy Santana, thank you for coming, man. Thank y'all. I appreciate y'all for having me. It's the Breakfast the breakfast i'm coming back hey guys i'm kate max you might know me from my popular online series the running interview show where i run with celebrities athletes entrepreneurs and more after those runs the conversations keep going that's what my podcast post run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've

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Y'all had a good time with Saucy, huh? Yes, I loved Saucy. Saucy's a good time? Saucy's a good time. Did you drop it low? Nah, I didn't drop nothing for Saucy. Drop on the clues box for Saucy Santana. They Saucy's a good time Did you Did you drop it low or Nah I didn't drop nothing For Saucy Drop on the clues box

For Saucy Santana They'll sign the RCA records Yeah congratulations To Saucy Santana He just signed a major Label deal So congratulations Yeah he's gonna be

To Saucy I think he's gonna be Back in a few weeks To release his Single here Okay Yeah he said he got A summer smash

Okay Yeah Alright Well let's get to the rumors Let's talk Serena This is the rumor report Summer Smash. Okay. Yeah. All right. Well, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Serena. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. On The Breakfast Club.

Well, congratulations to Serena Williams. Nike just honored her with a building. She posted on Instagram, when I was just a kid, I visited the Nike campus and I saw the athletes get buildings. After that visit, I knew I wanted two things,

to be a Nike athlete and to have a building. She said that it is beyond an honor and that she had chill bumps from seeing the results of her blood, sweat, and many tears and many trophies.

So congratulations. That's really dope. That is dope. Did you guys see the picture of the building? I have not. I haven't seen it yet. She's standing there and says, Serena outside all big. I mean, it's really dope that is dope did you guys see the picture of the building i haven't seen it i haven't seen it yet she's standing there says serena outside all big i mean it's really dope so congratulations to serena williams well deserved yeah dropping the clues yeah well deserved well deserved is an understatement i don't know how you honor

somebody like serena but that's a start all right tyra banks is executive producing a teen drag series for discovery plus it's called Generation Drag. It'll follow five teens and their families as they anticipate their biggest drag performance at Dragutante. So you mean drag like drag queening or racing? Which one? Drag queening. Okay.

Yes, as they perform for their Dragutante. It's a drag show designed as a platform for LGBTQ plus teens to be able to express themselves. There'll be six episodes of that series that starts on June 1st. And what network? Discovery Plus. Okay. Alright, Willow Smith. Let's talk about what she had to say about her mom,

Jada Pinkett Smith. She said she had to forgive her for dismissing her anxiety. Here's what Willow Smith had to say about it. I think my anxiety used to trigger you. It did. And you would just be like no. I'd be like I can't look at this. What would anxiety look like for you? Just like on the floor, tears, shaking, screaming, confused, angry. And I'd be like, eh. But I think in our world, I almost saw it as a weakness. You know, like we just couldn't afford to be anxious.

And that's the crazy thing about it is if your kid does that, the first thing you do is get your ass above the floor. Stop acting out. But they could have anxiety. And this generation also has way more language and knowledge in regards to mental health issues than previous generations. I say it all the time. This generation is the generation that has the luxury of healing. The generations before that did not have the luxury

of healing. They had to get it. I couldn't imagine laying on the floor stomping and crying and banging the floor. You definitely did that. You was the only light-skinned child. There's no way in hell I'm up before I would allow me. They had to pick me up with my ass. You do that now. Here's what Jada Pickett-Smith had to say about not knowing about anxiety.

Her daughter having anxiety. I used to chew my fingernails down. Bless your heart. Yeah, and cuticles all the time. Even when I was little. She did too. Yeah, I'll still go at them a little bit, but they didn't say that that was anxiety. Oh my God.

I was a nail biter. That's it, right? I never identified it as anxiety. One thing I would say in having to deal with and learn about her anxiety, I've had to look at some of my own behaviors and then behaviors of my mother and go, well, of course, I probably would have some anxiety in regards to how I grew up. It was very difficult. Listen, we all learn. And like I said, it's the generation that has the luxury of healing. So don't take that luxury for granted.

And I promise you, this generation is teaching the generations before them about a bunch of issues that they didn't know that they had. You know what I mean? The generations before us had a whole bunch of trauma that they never dealt with, that hopefully they're dealing with now. But my question is, it seems like from all these conversations, everybody

has some type of anxiety, and if everybody has some type of anxiety, how does everybody deal with it? By going to get help, by talking to therapists, by talking to counselors, by having these conversations. That's the only way you, you know, number one, eradicate the stigma. But, yeah, encourage people to get help. And, you know, folks say now, like, oh, I think people are faking it. No, I think people are just more comfortable having the conversations about it.

And I think people actually know what it is that they're dealing with. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee. Who are you giving that down with, Katoosh? Man, four after the hour. Let's talk pizza, pizza.

Let's talk nigger niggers. Let's talk cracker crackers. We'll discuss four after the hour, man. This young woman, she's not young at all, by the way. She's 70 plus years old. Her name is Rachel Sherman. She needs to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with her.

All right. We'll get to that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. And don't forget. Hey, wait. Wait, man. And up after that is Ask Ye.

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Yee-haw, bitch. Yee-haw. It's time for Donkey of the Day. I'm a big boy. I can take it if you feel I deserve it. Ain't no big deal. I know Charlamagne and God are going to have some funny shit. Say all this now.

If I say something you may not agree with, it doesn't mean I'm mean. Who's getting that donkey? That donkey. That donkey. Donkey. Donkey. Donkey. Donkey of the day right here.

It's a breakfast club, bitches. You can call me the donkey of the day, but like, I mean no harm. He means no harm. Donkey of the day for Thursday, April 28th goes to an Oklahoma woman named Rachel Shuriman. I think I'm pronouncing her last name right. Rachel Shuriman is a racist. Okay, not surprising. I mean, this is America.

But what I find comical about racism in America is how, when, and why these racist folks choose to show their racist asses. Okay, see, there's so many covert racists out here. The covert ones are the most deadly because those are the ones usually in positions of power who can impact you in ways that we feel but can't see. OK, those covert racists are the ones who are in positions of power in the health care industry, the judicial system, corporate America. Covert racists can deny us everything from employment to justice. All right. They don't have to call you a nigga. They just silently treat you like one. But then you have overt racists like Rachel Sherman who have to resort to using racial slurs because they don't have power anywhere else.

OK, they really don't have power with the slurs either, but they really think they be hurting folks with certain words. And I'm not going to act like they don't. OK, everybody's different. Some people subscribe to sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me. Some folks subscribe to pain from words has left a scar on minds and hearts that's tender cuts and bruises now have

healed but his words did i remember okay i would never tell someone not to care about racial slurs oftentimes words hurt especially if you believe them okay when you believe them they can destroy you in a real way well rachel ran into someone who she called a nigger all right and that young god knew he wasn't a nigger. So when she decided she couldn't hurt him with words, she attempted other measures. Now once again, the how, when, and why of when folks choose to show their racist

asses is what makes this comical. What's the news report, Eddie? Eddie! He can't hear me. Let's go to the news report, please. Rachel Schuberterman facing charges. This video showing her slapping a 17-year-old Little Caesars employee in Enid after ordering two pizzas and crazy bread. They didn't have any of the crazy bread.

She just kind of went foul about the whole issue. Attorney Ronald Skip Kelly says the 71-year-old drove up to the window and started calling his client racial slurs. She proceeds to call him the N-word. She don't just call him the N-word. She prefaces with you effing N-person. Then, documents show Schuerman asked the teen, quote, did that hurt you? When the 17-year-old said no, she got out of the car and slapped him across the face.

You know, if that didn't hurt you and slapped him across the face you know if that didn't hurt you then i'll slap you and see if that hurts you this young man did the best that he could do to control himself two weeks later the 71 year old charged with a malicious harassment based upon race charge that charge carries more weight than a standard assault that was kfor kfor news uh come on man cracker cracker wanted pizza pizza and crazy cracker lost it because there was no crazy break now she called him the n-word and then asked him did that hurt you could you play that part again play that one part again shuerman asked the teen quote did that hurt you when the 17 year old said no she got out of the car and slapped him

across the face whoa grandma what you. What you doing, grandma? The teen replied no. In my mind, he was channeling dramatic actors like Viola Davis, Angela Bassett, Denzel Washington, with a slight African accent. Think Chadwick Boseman and Black Panther. So after he gets called to N-word, he looks up, eyes watering, sweat on his forehead, nose running slightly, fist clenched.

She calls him nigga, and he sticks his chest out, back straight, and replies, no. Listen, only thing I wish is that we got to, you know, we got to stop this high road stuff, okay? I know, I know, Michelle Obama said, when they go low, we go high. And Uncle Charlotte used to say, when they go low, you take it to the floor with them. Scrub the devil damn ground. But here's the reality.

Sometimes when they go low, you don't got to go high. OK, but you can go medium. All right. But I also believe in giving folks the same energy they give me. So if I'm working at Little Caesars and you come for pizza pizza and you call me nigga nigga, trust me, you may not get the crazy bread because we don't have any. But you're going to get these crazy crackers. You're going to get a Samuel l jackson level tongue lashing okay every white racial slur i can think of i'm delivering even if i'm not in a car i would act like i'm honking a

horn just to call you a honky okay a colonizer this woman wanted to hurt this black man that's a dangerous level of racism calling you an n-word ain't enough it wasn't enough for her so i had to get out my car and slap you. This is also one of those times when women got to protect men. Okay. Black women. This is when y'all got to protect black men because this young brother couldn't put hands on this 71 year old woman,

but one of y'all could. All right. Slap for a slap. Nothing crazy. That is what I call fair and returning the energy you gave me. Okay. And in my book, that's what I call going medium.

All right? Now, this woman, Rachel, is charged with malicious harassment, and she might get 90 days, okay, and a fine of $1,000. If you ask me, she earned every bit of it. That actually might not even be enough of a punishment. Not at all. Because there's malicious intent. Mm-hmm.

All right? And she wanted to hurt him. Calling him to anywhere wasn't enough. She got out of his car and slapped him. How traumatized is this young man? Should have done a bucket of tomato sauce in the car. This is when y'all supposed to be traumatized. Y'all got traumatized watching Will Smith, you know, slap Chris Rock.

Yes. Okay? I'm traumatized. I'm traumatized by this situation right here, right now. Okay? Mm-hmm. Can Kathy Griffin handle my white work? I mean, light work?

Please give this giant jar of mayo the biggest hee-haw. Chelsea Handler want in on this? Hee-haw, hee-haw. That is way too much Dan Mayonnaise. Now, Chris Rock, I know you don't like to see people get slapped. I know you got something to say. Cracker ass cracker. Now, who got my girl in there?

My girl in there? Oh, give me my girl. Let me hit my girl. Hit it one more time. Oh, my goodness. That's what I'm talking about. That's what I'm talking about right there. All right.

Well, thank you for that donkey today. Yes, indeed. All right. Ask Yee is next. 800-585-1051 if you need relationship advice or any type of advice, call Ye right now. Phone lines are wide open. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Ye, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Ye. Hello, who's this? Stacey, how are you today? Hey, Stacey, how you feeling? What's your question? My question is I've been with my spouse for 25 years.

We separated for 11 months and he got with somebody else. So we got back together and he still was going back and forth with her. But now he takes pictures part-time. So he's going to a party Saturday and he's saying, oh, he's going to be taking pictures,

posting it on his Facebook page and the girl might be in the pictures. So I have a problem with that. It's making me feel uncomfortable. So I said to him, how would you feel if I was in a group picture with my ex or somebody that wanted to get with me? Oh, I would have a problem with that because I go by what you're saying that you're not with the person.

I'm trying to, Stacey, I'm trying to understand. So you guys were together, your spouse, right, for over 20 years. You broke up for 11 months. He started seeing somebody else, but he still is back and forth? Yeah, I believe that, yes. We together, but he's back and forth with this shit. Wow. Well, I mean, that sounds like a decision that you have to make.

Are you going to deal with being with somebody and your guys are kind of in an open relationship? No, because when I asked the question about, like, oh, he's like, oh, I'm going to do the pictures. He shouldn't have to explain to me who's in the pictures. So that's just saying to me that you taking pictures of her, no matter if she in the pictures with five other people, and you know it's making me feel uncomfortable, how do you feel that that's respectful to me? Yeah, and this is something that, you know, he can easily avoid.

He shouldn't even be putting himself in that position, and the fact that you've expressed how you feel, and he has no regard for that is not a good thing. Okay, and that's what I said to him. So now he's not talking. My cousin says you got to remove yourself from this. That's not healthy. Why did you guys separate? to remove yourself from this. That's not healthy. Why did you guys separate?

It was like a family issue, to be honest. And finding that it was making me unhappy. So the seven months that we was apart, I was finding myself and doing better with God. You know what I mean? I was loving on me. And I was doing good with that. And I have a child with him. So if you were doing better and loving yourself more,

why did you get back together with him? Honestly, because I miss him. You miss him? Because he had something good. He had something good. Okay. Before the incident with us being, you know, going through something, and it was like, you know, it wasn't good. The breakup

wasn't good. Okay. But before the breakup, I'm talking about a good provider, a good dad. Like, we was good traveling, doing everything. But you know how it is. You get a taste of something else and you just lose it. He's just going wild now. And he just... Yup, yup. And I have to

accept the fact that the taste was something different from our lifestyle. So my mom said when somebody show you who they really are in a breakup, that's who they are. You know, it seems to me like you feel like this relationship is worth salvaging, but he has to be willing to put in the work. And right now it doesn't seem like he's willing to put in that work. Right. So I'm just saying like today I'm hurting because i have to let it go you know well i have a daughter and she's looking at me saying how much hurt you're gonna put up with so i don't want her to think that that's a part of life right and the people around you can see how much hurt you're going

through uh you know sometimes you're in a situation and you want something so badly That you'll try to let things slide But it is really bothering you Yes, and I'm saying as a woman You're saying something You know the way somebody moves different When they're acting different There's something wrong So I'm like, I gotta make sacrifices

Alright, well Stacey You need to decide what's acceptable for you And what is unacceptable And it feels like he's doing things that you can't accept And you shouldn't All right. Well, Stacy, you need to decide what's acceptable for you and what is unacceptable. And it feels like he's doing things that you can't accept and you shouldn't. You shouldn't have to settle for those things. So unless he's willing to put in the work and do what he needs to do because you are the prize. Yes. I feel that way.

I feel like I'm a queen. I'm well educated. Good job. You know what I'm saying? Good everything. Like doing everything on my own. And he can still be a good father and provider for, you know, for your daughter. But that doesn't mean that he's going to be good for you right now. And listen, maybe things will change if he sees the grass is not greener on the other side. And if he wakes up and decides to put in that work, but if he's not willing to do the things that you need him to do

to earn back your trust and to show you that he loves and appreciates you and cares for you, then you can't settle for that. Yeah. And then you know women, and like Pastor always said, we have an intuition when we know somebody's doing something wrong to us. And you give a person a chance to tell the truth, and you're still lying to me in my face when I know somebody's doing something wrong to us. And you give a person a chance to tell the truth and you still lying to me in my face when I know the truth.

Well, at least you know you can thrive and do amazing and love on yourself because you've been doing it during that. So I want you to continue to do that. And if he's willing to put in that work and you feel like it's worthwhile, that's your decision to make. But if he's not, love on yourself. I needed to hear that today. And I appreciate you for all your wise compliments that you give and your advice.

It's really good because I needed to hear that today because I am feeling down. But I know I have to be strong for myself and for my daughter. And know that I'm worth somebody treating me good and with respect and not disrespecting me. All right. Absolutely. Well, Stacey, we love you, okay? I love you, too. All right.

Take care. All right. We got more with Yee when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. I'm going crazy. All out. All out.

Come on. I'm going to keep it real with you. Get some real advice with Angela Yee. It's Ask Yee. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy with Angela Yee. It's Ask Yee. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee.

Hello, who's this? Here's DJ Smoke Wong representing Milwaukee, Wisconsin. All right, what's good? What's your question for Ask Yee? Oh, Yee, I done messed up real, real, real tough in my marriage, you know, to the point, like, she tired. Like, I was thinking, she done told me she was tired plenty of times, many times. I've been trying to fight for it. It's been months.

She ain't bust. I mean. Months ain't that long if you messed up the way you said you did. How'd you mess up? Oh, s***. I was messing with a big chick for three years. Ooh, you had a whole nother woman for three years? It wasn't like that, though.

It was more of like just talking and chopping it up. She was giving me more of like arguing all the time at the crib. I felt unwanted. So she was making me feel wanted. Okay. Listen, but for you to tell me even, you know, it wasn't like that. It was like that. And you got to take responsibility. It was like that. And you gotta take responsibility. It was

like that. How do you think she sees it? Okay, alright. So what if I said it's like that? Apologize every day. Being disrespected and all. Should I leave like she say leave or should I keep trying? First of all, imagine she cheated on you for three years.

How long you think it would take for you to get over that? You think you would even give her another chance? I've been in the midst of them three years. You know what? She ain't perfect. Sir, this has nothing to do with her being perfect or not. This is about you. You sound like her. I probably need to talk to DJ Heavy.

Why? Because you want somebody to disagree with you? No. I'm trying to help you. And obviously if she's saying the same thing that i'm saying right this is you trying to come back from something you did wrong you can't keep trying to place the blame on her right well she did this to me she did this power though what but are you the one that's trying to get back with her i'm confused oh yeah i don't want to yeah yeah i don't want to leave so why are you bringing up right now what she did wrong? Right now we're focused on what you need to do.

People tend to forget what they have done. But I'm confused. We're talking about what you did. Why don't you focus on that, right? Because you're trying to justify you doing things wrong by saying, well, she did things wrong too. You make sense. Everybody's saying the same thing. Well, why won't you listen?

I guess I have to. I guess the common denominator is me. No, but listen, and I'm not trying to, you know, down you at all or anything. What I'm saying is if you're trying to get somebody back, then you have to first acknowledge the things that you did wrong without trying to place the blame on them and say, well, I did this wrong because you did this to me. Well, don't forget you did this.

Well, I've been trying to ask you for months now. Well, you've been treating me this way. Of course she is, right? And then you're still not saying, okay, I was dead wrong for what I did, no matter what you did or how I felt, there was no excuse for me to cheat on you the way that I did.

And I want to figure out how to make this right and what I need to do to move forward. But you have to do that without trying to blame her for it. I said it. That comes out like arguing. That's for it. I said it. That comes out like arguing. That's what I got the fence mechanism. That's when that come out. But I own up to it. I know I messed up. That's my best friend. We've been together since we were 17.

And humble yourself. You don't have to be arguing about this. Let her speak. Sometimes you just have to let people speak. Get it off their chest. If she has any questions, answer her questions. You know, this isn't about you trying to win a fight or win an argument. This is about you letting her express how she feels and figure out a way to... She's so disrespectful with that mouth. She Floyd Mayweather with the mouth. It's probably going to be like that for a little while. But if you in it for the long haul and you trying to to get back with her you know you gotta just and look envy would tell you when guia was up here it's just until until she starts

to feel better until things start to you know time it would take time i mean it's only been a few months it could take a couple of years are you willing to stick it out for for a couple of years i might have to so you might as well so you might as well just understand that that's what it's going to be like. If this is the work that you need to put in, if this is what she needs to start to help heal on her own journey, if y'all need to get some outside help and sit down with somebody to mediate your conversations, to learn how to deal with it better. If she gets mad at you and angry and all you got to do is give her a hug and tell her you love her. You got to do what you got to do. So just continue to take the disrespect and everything else if i want it

i got it just continue to listen to her and allow her to vent okay and be looking forward to reading that book i'm sitting yeah read the book right now for the public library read their book and listen you know this is her way of trying to heal. And, you know, she's probably angry at herself. We feel stupid when we take somebody back after they cheated on us. And she's scared you're going to do it again and again. And it's been a three-year relationship. She's thinking she did something wrong. She's thinking that you're in love with somebody else. She's thinking it's still going on.

It's not over. She's thinking you never loved her in the first place. All of those things will go through her mind. I got it. I got it. All right. Put in the work. All right. Good looking. go through her mind. I got it. I got it. Alright. Put in the work. Alright. Good looking. Good looking. Hey, I love your show too. Lip service. It gives you all

a world of all different perspectives on you. Alright. I appreciate it. Thank you. Alright. Well, that was Ask Yee. 800-585-1051. Now we got rumors on the way, Yee. We'll be talking about more relationships. Rob Kardashian, he says that he wasn't really in love with Blac Chyna

and that their toxic relationship was not real love. All right, well, keep it locked. We got more. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max.

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We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk ASAP Rocky. 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. Well, TMZ has reported that law enforcement sources have told them that there was a search at A$AP Rocky's home that turned up guns and they are trying to figure out whether one of those guns was used to shoot a man during an argument in Hollywood. According

to these law enforcement sources, detectives will run ballistic tests on the weapons to determine if A$AP Rocky was the trigger man. As we told you before, A$AP Rocky and his legal team said they were shocked by his arrest and his alleged ties to that shooting. So if one of the guns seized at A$AP Rocky's home turns out to be the weapon in question, then prosecutors could move forward with charging A$AP Rocky because he has yet to be charged.

All right. Rob Kardashian has taken the stand in this trial between Blac Chyna and the Kardashian-Jenner family and he talked about their, quote, toxic relationship. He was asked

why he stayed in a relationship with her after she repeatedly disrespected his family as well as, you know, as their relationship progressed, not showing up

to a baby shower with the family, tried to plan negative tweets, comments on social media about the Kardashians and the Jenners and even alleged death threats that were made to a baby shower. The family tried to plan negative tweets, comments on social media about the Kardashians and the Jenners, and even alleged death threats that were made to Kylie Jenner. According to Rob Kardashian, he said he was at the lowest point in his life. He said, she was the one person who brought me in at my lowest point,

so I ignored her bad behavior towards my family. I was very vulnerable. I wasn't thinking about that stuff. My mind was just in a completely different place. It wasn't real love. He said, my child wasn't born out of spite, though. He did still love his child. It wasn't a real type of love or we'd have been married. I didn't want to be married to someone like that. It was a toxic relationship and nothing I'd want my daughter to see or how I was raised or how my father raised me. It was a toxic relationship from day one. And then he talked

about the alleged fight that happened where he says that she tried to strangle him with an iPhone cord, hit him with a six-foot metal rod, and pointed an unloaded gun at him, a moment that she has since claimed in court was her being funny. And he told the court that this type of alleged abuse happened numerous times. That's got to suck, though. And I mean, for both parties, right?

Because we don't know how Blac Chyna really felt about him, but the fact that they probably felt like they had to stay together just because that was where the money was at the time. Doing reality, showing everything else. That's got to suck. Oh, you didn't want to look embarrassed on social media. And he also said he was at his lowest and most vulnerable at that time. Remember, he was, you know, having concerns about his weight. He wasn't even trying to leave the house. He also alleged that Blac Chyna was doing drugs and drinking alcohol

the night of the fight and he told the court she tried to kill me. But didn't Blac Chyna help him lose all that weight? Like, I thought that was one of his motivations. Yeah, people did see that

and say, okay, she's the one that's getting him to come out. Correct. She's helped him lose weight. Yeah, they said they did a fat transfer. They took Rob's

and gave it to her. Really? I mean, that was a rumor. I don't know if that was true or not. I never heard that rumor. Wow. When asked about spending New Year's Eve together after the fight, he responded, I have social anxiety and I gained a lot of weight.

She forced me to go out of the house. I went to dinner and that was that. I wasn't happy going out of the house after she put a gun to my head. She put that on her Snapchat, but that to me isn't happy. That's just fake. And he said he did want to make his relationship work. He even supported Blac Chyna, with whom he shares a daughter,

who's now five, Dream. He said even when she repeatedly, allegedly abused him, he supported her and he would often sleep in his car until the next morning.

This is a long-ass detailed case. Long case. All these people taking a stand in this case? Yeah. She still wants

a redo, right? Well, her testimony, because she said when they showed those nude photos, it really threw her off. I wonder if it would be just cheaper just to throw

something at this point. You know what I'm saying? Sometimes it ain't about the money, it's about winning. I mean, you've been in that situation. People try to do something, they try to throw.

No, I want the truth to come out. I mean, they're trying, the Kardashian-Jenners are trying to get this whole thing dropped and just say it's not because she did bring

them to court. All right, now now quavo is going to be starring in a new action thriller film it's called takeover and that'll be produced by quality controls new film branch quality films according to deadline so it should be pretty interesting quavo said in a statement i'm really excited for this opportunity especially shooting in my hometown of atlanta this film is an ideal opportunity to further delve into my craft and i can't wait to see how the action plays out in this animated environment. Meanwhile, Carmelo Anthony is executive producing an animated series based on Little Heroes NFTs.

And so he said, we are excited to be partnering with Exile on what we believe is one of the most unique and innovative ideas for an animated series in a long time. He said, at Creative 7, we are always looking to support dynamic projects like this that are reinvigorating the traditional content landscape. It's an honor for me to be voicing one of the little heroes, and we can't wait for everyone to see what's in store for this project. Alright, and Netflix has announced their summer slate and some dates and

new movies that they're going to be having. Beauty, which is written by Lena Waithe, and also stars Niecy Nash. And it's a gifted young black woman struggles to maintain her voice and identity after she's offered a lucrative recording contract. Also, Civil. That's actually a look at the life of Ben Crump, civil rights attorney Ben Crump. And that's directed by Nadia Hallgreen and produced by Kenya Barris.

Day Shift. That is starring and executive produced by Jamie Foxx and Snoop Dogg is starring in that as well as Megan Good. Jamie Foxx stars as a hardworking blue-collared dad who just wants to provide a good life for his quick-witted daughter. And by the way, his real source of income

is hunting and killing vampires as part of an international union of vampire hunters. So those are just some new things that you can expect to see on Netflix this summer. I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Room of Reports. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee. Now, I just want to say, again, shout out to everybody that supported and purchased the book and got the audio book.

Yesterday, we made the national bestseller list. Hey! Congratulations. It's a very difficult list to make. Dropping a 10-bomb for the Casey's, damn it. So I just want to say thank you so much for all the support.

And we appreciate it, me and the wife appreciate it. We just want to say thank you, man. And we've been getting all your DMs, all your texts, all you fellas

that's been hitting me. I ain't even gonna tell you. Hey. Now they've been asking, like a lot of fellas hit me, but like, well, I want to know what I did to make my woman

start to orgasm. They ask how. That's not a conversation you should be having with Drew. That's a conversation you should be having with her. I know. But I'm telling you what they DMing me. That'd be weird if those guys hit up Gia. Like, what did I do?

What do you reply back to them? Like, I can show you how to, you know, get off. As you say that. You play too much. I asked you a question. I would like an answer. Don't dismiss me like you're dismissing the people in the DM. Well, DM me.

Well, how about I send it to you and you can DM me back? I just want to know, what advice have you given? I haven't given anybody advice as yet. Okay. All right? Okay. Goodness gracious. You make everything so awkward.

I'm trying to say thank you to everybody out there. Why do I make things awkward? Hush. Hush. Hush. The mix is up next and happy birthday to Too Short. Today is Too Short's birthday. I want to close the bar for Too Short, damn it. Happy birthday. And it's only right to start the mix off to Too Short. Today is Too Short's birthday. I want to close the bar for Too Short, damn it.

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Now we got a shout to Saucy Santana for joining us this morning. Yes, let me see Saucy Santana. Congratulations on your new deal, boo. Yeah, congrats on the deal. And I think he's coming back up, right, to release his single? Yeah, he's coming back in a few weeks to release his single, his single that he's dropping for the summer, man. So salute to RCA Records.

Salute to my man, Jay Grant. I mean, you know, that's how you know Saucy Santana doing his thing in the streets because you don't see these people investing in the openly gay, man. I know times have changed, but they ain't changed that much. Saucy be making some hit records, though. And he's been doing that now for like three years. That's my point.

Well-deserved. Well-deserved, yeah. He's going to be on lip service, too, on Tuesday, and it's explosive. That's what I said. That's how you know Saucy doing his thing, you know what I mean? Because they see the buzz. They see his talent. And they're like, yo, they're investing in that.

That's right. So we go RCA. All right. When we come back, we got the positive note. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Yeah. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, Charlamagne, you got a positive note? Hey, I do have a positive note, man. I know this is just going to fall on deaf ears in this social media era that we live in, but I just want to tell y'all, if you didn't see it with your own eyes or hear it with your own ears, don't invent it with your small mind

and share it with your big-ass mouth. Okay? Okay. Breakfast Club, bitches! Y'all finished or y'all done? Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run

with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own?

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