The Breakfast Club - Peter Thomas Interview

Episode Date: May 17, 2017

Wednesday 5/17- Today on the show we had Peter Thomas from RHOA stop by to speak on the recent fight between him and Matt Jordan and the drama and this houghts about Phaedra and Porsha. Moreover, Charlamagne gave Donkey of the Day to Brandon Vezmar for being very petty to his date and Angela Yee gave some advice to some listeners for Ask Yee. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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which talks about everything from pro hockey to professional women's athletes to raising children and all the messiness in between. So listen to Moms Who Puck on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone. This is Courtney Thorne-Smith, Laura Layton, and Daphne Zuniga. On July 8, 1992, apartment buildings with pools were never quite the same as Melrose Place was introduced to the world. We are going to be reliving every hookup, every scandal, and every single wig removal together.

So listen to Still the Place on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Good morning, show. You love to hate. I get more nervous in this room than anywhere else. It's on your radio right now. Do you know how to pop that coochie for a girl? There you go. The Breakfast Club. with Angela Yee, the only one who can keep these guys in check. With Charlemagne Tha God. I'm a lovable asshole. And this is The Breakfast Club, bitches. Good morning, USA! Humph Day! Still working out the kinks from our new producers and new board. I've got this. One day.

One day. Well, today is Humph Day. Yes, it is Wednesday. Now, shout out to everybody that came out to the Universal Circus. Now, yesterday I was actually part of the circus. You did? Long overdue. Uh-oh. Shut up.

Now, if you have ever been to the circus, you know they have this motorcycle routine where they jump and they, you know, do deftifying tricks in the air. Well, yesterday they gave me the bike and they allowed me to do it. That's right. So if you're watching Revolt, you actually see me. Yep, that's me right there in the air. Yep, that was me. You got to prove it.

I do it again and I actually take off my helmet so you can actually see that it is me riding the bike in the circus. You'll see. That's a white man. No, right here. Look, right there. I mean, I look light-skinned right there. See, I take off my thing. I wave to the crowd. Yeah! But you ain't jump off no ramp. You're just standing there in the freaking entryway. No, I did

jump. Let's see. No, I mean, I did. That was the end. That was the finale. That's when you wave and you bow. Man, shut up, man. We've got Bow Wow challenging people at the Universal Circus. That's a damn shame. So, shout out to everybody that challenging people at the Universal Circus. That's a damn shame. So shout out to everybody that came up to the Universal Circus. We had a great time. What'd you guys do yesterday?

Anything? You know what? Yesterday I actually got to catch up with one of my old mentors. He actually got me my first job in radio. That was Paul Rosenberg. You know, I'm his M&M's manager and head of Shady Records. I haven't seen him in a long time, so it was really nice to sit back and talk about just everything. Okay.

Everything. I used to actually work for M&M's clothing line, too, when it first launched. So that's how I first started with him. And what about you, Chalamet? I ain't do a damn thing. My life's not that exciting. You know, what I'm trying to do is catch up on American Gods, on Starz. I've only seen one episode thus far, which is the premiere episode.

And I read that book a long time ago by Neil Gaiman. And so I'm trying to catch up on that. And, you know, hug the daughters, kiss the wife. That's it. My life's real regular. Let's get the show cracking. Peter Thomas from Real Housewives of Atlanta will be joining us. Oh, man, Scraff Peter.

Yes, he'll be here in a little bit. So we chop it up with him. We'll find out what happened at that fight, if he has his own show coming up, and if he actually carries a box cutter with him. We'll find out what happened at that fight, if he has his own show coming up, and if he actually carries a box cutter with him everywhere. He should. He's Caribbean.

That's what I mean. He keeps something sharp on him. My goodness. Now we got front page news coming up. Yes, we're going to talk about some new fashion for you guys

because it is getting warm out. So I want to see how y'all feel about this because it was definitely going viral yesterday. Some new outfits. Also, caffeine. You know I try not to drink

too much caffeine ever. We'll tell you about a horrible situation that happened. Some new outfits. Also, caffeine. You know I try not to drink too much caffeine ever. We'll tell you about a horrible situation that happened. All right. All that and more. Keep it locked. This is Bruno Mars. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Everybody, it's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now, last night, Golden State Warriors beat the Spurs 136-100. The Warriors lead the series 2-0. Also, the draft. All right, now, number one pick goes to the Brooklyn Nets, but

Brooklyn Nets lost that pick, and Boston Celtics actually received it. It was actually the Nets pick, but they traded a couple of years ago, so the Boston Celtics get the number one pick. The NBA is going to always look out for its historic franchises. Clearly, the New York Knicks is not a historic franchise, but the Celtics and the Lakers, they're going to make sure

that they always stay prosperous because who's got the number two pick? The Lakers. The Lakers number two, 76 is number three. The Suns four, five are the Kings, six are the Magic, seven are the T-Wolves, and eight go to the New York Knicks. And I pray that Lonzo Ball goes to the

Los Angeles Lakers and becomes a star, and I pray that he becomes a star in L.A. wearing them big baller brand sneakers. And I can't wait till one of these shoe companies has to come ride him and his boss's penis. Okay? To get a partnership done. Not just a regular endorsement deal. Drop one of Clues Bomb for the Ball family. I am rooting for them 360%.

Okay? Goodness. Unlike you hating-ass Negroes who don't want to see them brothers get off the plantation and oversee telling Madison, no, they don't. Don't let them go do that, Madison. Did you buy the sneakers? I bought the slides. Well, you gotta buy the sneakers too, bro. No, I'm not buying the sneakers. I know I'm not a sneaker guy. I got on slides right now.

As I speak. I got old man feet, bro. I got corns on both toes. Baby toes. Let's talk about male fashion. Right. Well, right now, according to Kickstarter, the next big thing in menswear is the romp hem. Now, you know I love a good romper, which is a one-piece that's like a jumper. But now they have the romp hem. And they have all these pictures.

If you have Revolt TV, you can see what the romp hem looks like. And they're saying that that is actually going to be great for men now. So it might be easier for you guys to wear something like that too because the main problem with the romp hair is that you have to take everything off to go to the bathroom. But for you guys, you can just unzip it. One thing about them rompers, man, they really do stall farts. So if you fart in a romper and then you take the whole thing off later,

like it all just hits you. That's why we call them woof clothes. So you have actual rompers? No, but when you see a lady take them off sometimes the smell hits you at once. Woof. A romper gotta be uncomfortable for your junk though. Just don't wear them with no drawers.

It's the same thing as wearing pants. That would be more uncomfortable. Because pants, you got a little crotch line. Wearing with no drawers. He's wearing pants. No, it's not. That would be more uncomfortable. Because pants, you got a little crotch line. Okay, well, those. Wearing with no drawers. No, I'm kidding. Now, I'm going to tell you who's going to be the first person to hear wearing a romp hem.

Envy? Yes. Envy is a... One thing about Envy, Envy is a metrosexual. Looking at the romp hems right now. You think Envy won't challenge gender fluidity when it comes to clothes? I have on a fly pair of jaundice with him. Envy will definitely challenge gender fluidity when it comes to clothes. You think him and his wife won't wear matching rompers?

Yep. You think him and Gil won't wear matching rompers? I'm waiting for that IG post. All right, well, let's talk about too much caffeine. Isn't that a onesie, though? Yeah, but it's called a romper. All right, onesies are for babies. Too much caffeine.

All right, a healthy teenager in South Carolina died from drinking several highly caffeinated drinks too quickly. Now, that's not to say that you can't have caffeine, but it's the way that he did it. He was 16 years old, and his name is Davis Allen Cripe. He was at a high school in April. He had a McDonald's latte, a large Mountain Dew, and an energy drink in just under two hours.

He then died from a caffeine-induced cardiac event, and he had no preexisting heart condition. He was not considered morbidly obese or anything, but it was the total amount of caffeine in the system and the way that it was ingested over a very short period of time. They got to do something with those energy drinks. I see a lot of high school students drinking energy drinks, and they drink it like it's regular water.

It has to be doing something negative and bad to your heart, to your system. They should put a limit or age limit on who can drink energy drinks. Right, and caffeine doesn't create you being alert, and it reduces you from being sleepy. People have that in the morning because they need their coffee. But the other effects, it raises your heart rate. It could make you feel jittery. It makes you feel anxious, and it takes hours to get out of your system.

So if there's warning signs, you've had too much caffeine, you have a headache, insomnia, nervousness, irritability, restlessness, upset stomach, fast heartbeat, muscle tremors, any of those things. It makes me poo-poo. When I drink an energy drink, it makes me have to go to the bathroom. Why are y'all drinking energy drinks, though? Who drinks energy drinks?

That's so, like, early 2000s. No, it's not. Last energy drink I used to drink was crunk juice. No, when we say energy drink, we mean, like, monster. People drink monster. People drink Red Bull. I'm cool on all that. All right. used to drink was crunk juice. No, when we say energy, we mean like monster. People drink monster. People drink Red Bull. I'm cool on all that. All right.

Well, that's front page news. Now, get it off your chest. Tell them why you're mad or tell them why you're blessed. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, call us now. Or if you're blessed, you can call us as well. And Peter Thomas from Real Housewives of Atlanta will be joining us next hour. So don't move.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. You better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's going on?

This is Damon Brown calling in from Phoenix, Arizona. South Phoenix Pacific. What's up? South Phoenix Pacific. Tell them why you blessed. I'm blessed because I'm out here putting on with Simply Present. Basically promoting our hip-hop scene out here. Getting the Phoenix scene locally heard by the Valley and so nationwide. East Coast,

Midwest, down South. Why you mad? Did you say he was mad or blessed? He's blessed. He's blessed. Oh, no, no, no. I'm living blessed, living blessed. Definitely not mad for nothing. Are the people you're giving the music to blessed? Because what if the music's trash? That's not a blessing to receive trash music.

Oh, no, it's not a blessing to receive trash music. That's why we're curating all of the best artists out here. Anybody who's making trash music, you know, I pray they get better. But, you know, we definitely can't work with that. We got to give the best products. Congratulations, Phoenix. Hello, who's making trash music, you know, I pray they get better. But, you know, we definitely can't work with that. We got to give the best products. Congratulations, Phoenix. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Krista.

Hey, Krista. Tell them why you're blessed. I am blessed for two reasons. One, in 2014, I was diagnosed with stage four ovarian cancer, and I am cancer-free. Praise God. Dropping the booze bombs for her being cancer-free, damn it. Blessing. Thank you, thank you.

And then also, you know, God has been working in my life, and I just became an ordained minister. So I'm just blessed all the way around. And I want to tell you all how dope I think that you all are. In the morning, I have to listen to you. You stop my day off, and you're mad intelligent and funny, and I just want to say thank you and you all stay blessed. How does God feel about you listening to the Breakfast Club?

I think he's fine with it. I think if he wasn't, he would speak to my heart about it. I don't think that you're doing anything wrong. I don't think that being a minister means that you can't listen to things that are uplifting and positive. You're not you know, spewing hate. You all speak the truth and the truth is what's up.

So I don't think he has a problem with it at all. I think you're blessed and I hope you all stay the truth and the truth is what's up. So, I don't think he has a problem with that at all. I think you're blessed and I hope you all stay blessed. For real, you bless me every morning. That's real. So I want to say thank you.

Thank you, Mama. You know what's so funny? I do have a lot of pastors who follow me on social media. Like a lot of pastors be retweeting my book and saying they're trying to incorporate this in sermons

and I'll be like, wow. All right, tell them why you're mad. 800-585-1051 and tell them why you're blessed. Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club.

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

Hello, who's this? Yeah, man, I just want to say peace and blessings, y'all. Peace and blessings, y'all. The porta potty guy? Yep. You don't know I say a porta pot? Yeah, man, I just want to say peace and blessings, y'all. Peace and blessings, y'all. The Port-A-Party guy? Yep. You don't know what's a Port-A-Party guy, man. Jamaican slash American, you know what I mean? Peace and blessings, Port-A-Party guy.

He ain't calling him Port-A-Party guy no more. He doesn't do Port-A-Parties anymore. First of all, the... Former Port-A-Party guy. Former Port-A-Party guy. Oh, really? You don't want to do Port-A-Party no more? Nah, man.

I step it up, Charlamagne. Now I'm delivering our cooking oil, man, to different businesses. You know what I mean? Okay, the artist formerly known as... We're going to call you Peanut Oil Guy from now on. Hold on, man. Hey, first and foremost, man, I want to give thanks and praise to God for waking me up this morning. You know what I mean?

A sinner who doesn't deserve to be waking up. But I heard Peter Thomas was coming up there and I had to go full Jamaican, you know what I mean? I hear you. You changed your whole accent. Yeah, I changed his whole twang up. You're done now. You're done now. Hello, who's this?

You're done now. Yes, this is Noah Jadano from Fort Lauderdale. Oh. All the Caribbean massive calling this morning. Why you mad? You mad he blessed, bro? No, man. Never mad.

Always a blessing. Always a blessing. First of all, good morning, Breakfast Club, all three of you. Good morning. All three of us. All three of us. Yeah, all three of us. Well, yeah, let me tell you why I'm blessed. Let me tell you why I'm blessed. Because

if you heard about this 33-year-old teacher that was caught in the backseat with her 15-year-old student. I heard about that. She said she was mentoring the young man. Yeah, she was mentoring the young man. But here's what happened. The thing that's so freakish about it is I went to high school with the girl. I know the girl personally.

And now you know why she wouldn't give you nothing. You was too old for her. Now let me tell you why. Everybody, the thing that's funny is everybody in the band, all of us guys, everybody here in the band, high school band, Dillon High School. Big up Dillon High School. Big up Dillard High School. So basically you're saying y'all all used to smash her, basically.

Y'all ran trains? Nah, man, nah, man. Everybody was running after her, and she used to act like, yo, you know, she's too high class or too snooty, and, you know, her excuse was, oh, you're not old enough. Yeah, we know why, because we have to be 10 years younger than them to get you. Oh. So I guess the Facebook page, y'all Facebook is lit right now

with everybody talking about her. All your old high school classmates. I saw a few classmates, but I think what happened is a lot of people were close to her, I knew her, so everybody just kind of hush-hush. Oh, got you. Just watching what is being said.

But, you know, everybody online kind of bashing her. Oh, her makeup looks like two different people. I mean, makeup makes everybody look different. But, boy, I can everybody look different. But why? I can't believe that 33 sleeping with 15. I was pissed. You know how long we was trying to smash that? Stop hating on the young boy.

Everybody I know was vexed. Trust me. Stop hating on the young boy, man. Have a good morning, man. Tell them why you're mad or tell them why you're blessed. 800-585-1051. We got rumors on the way? Oh, man.

Find out who actually had to go to jail for an alleged shooting. He turned himself into cops. Also, let's talk about a reality show that's coming about this couple and their 14 kids. All right, we'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, a black youngster along with two other men have turned themselves in and that is all in connection with the

shooting of Young Dolph. They shot at Young Dolph's vehicle, which was bulletproof. More than 100 rounds were fired. So currently, Black Youngster is being jailed in North Carolina. Black Youngster's such a nice guy. Who would think that he would shoot up somebody's van? Or is he just, why is he involved in this again? I don't know.

Well, I guess they might have some evidence, or somebody might have seen something or tell him, but I hope not, man. Well, police also are saying multiple apartment units and vehicles were struck during that shooting, but no one was injured. All three suspects have been charged, each of them with six counts of discharging a weapon

into occupied property and felony conspiracy. So they really got that kind of beef? Were they shooting at each other a hundred times? I guess so. I mean, apparently. But we don't know what happened. We just know that these three young men turned themselves in. We don't know if they're going to actually end up.

Has he been released or is he still locked up? No, he's being charged and he's still in jail in North Carolina. Oh, God bless him, man. You got any other news, other Negro news this morning? I'm going investigation. Jesus Christ. All right, other Negro news this morning? Ongoing investigation. Jesus Christ. All right, Antonio Cromartie and his wife, Terica Cromartie, are going to be doing a blended family love reality show.

Okay, speaking of shooting 100 rounds. Now, Terica Cromartie is pregnant again. It's going to be Antonio Cromartie's 14th child. Drop one of the clues bombs for Antonio Cromartie, damn it. Who shot more rounds off, Black youngster Antonio Camardi. Together. Antonio Camardi supposedly underwent a vasectomy, but I don't know what happened. I mean,

she had twins after that. And then another child? Yeah. Yeah, so this is the fourth child I think since the vasectomy. When it's meant to be, it's meant to be. Now, they've already been producing the show. A network has already picked it up, so they're going to announce that soon. Shout to them. Those are my neighbors. Shout to them. Drop one of Clues Bombs for Antonio Cromartie. Hit me up

yesterday. Cromartie actually means mini in Portuguese. Did you just make that up? Yes, I did. Alright, you know, just a few years ago Antonio Cromartie's Baby Mamas were all trying to get a show together, so I don't know whatever is going to happen with that.

Travis Scott and Quavo, their collaboration project is coming soon. Now, they had talked about this for a little bit of time, but Travis Scott recently did an interview with GQ where he said that the Quavo album is coming soon. I'm dropping new music soon. You know how I do it, though. I like surprises.

So maybe they have a lot of that done already. Who knows? All right, Katy Perry is confirmed as the lead judge on American Idol. She tweeted out, so thrilled. ABC is bringing back American Idol, and I'm bringing it back to the music. You at auditions. I guess you would say see you at auditions. I love Katy Perry, but I don't like seeing artists on shows like that

because they don't be honest with the people that they're critiquing. They're all so nice and loving. I don't know what she'll be like. You know, it's hard to say. You need somebody up there that's going to be critical. Because I think it's important because somebody who is an artist knows what it takes for another artist to make it. They know the work that has to go in. They might be able to look at you and say, you know what, if you just did this, it could be better.

Yeah, but you don't want to tell every contestant, Hakuna Matata, it's going to be okay, the sun will come out tomorrow, you'll be fine. No. Sometimes you got to tell people, F your dreams. Well, she's just one judge. That's true. There can't be three judges saying that.

That's true. So there's a little bit of balance that has to be there. You got to see who else is on the panel, though. Right. Well, she's the only one confirmed thus far. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. All right, thank you, Miss Yee. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee.

Charlamagne Tha God, we are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building from Real Housewives of Atlanta, Mr. Peter Thomas. Good morning. Yes, sir. O.G. Peter. Peter, into the mic, Peter. Into the mic, Peter. O.G. Peter showcased what I like to call old man scrimp. I keep telling y'all, stop sleeping on

old folks. He said Haitian scrimp. I told you it was Jamaican. No, no, no. It was a Haitian headlock. But you're not Haitian. No, I'm Jamaican. So the Caribbean headlock. There's something about them Caribbean headlocks that's hard to get out of, man. Well, we got the Don Dada Peter Thomas here with us this morning. Now, what the hell happened? That seemed like a setup.

That seemed like something the Breakfast Club would do. Now, we wouldn't even do that. No, we would never do that. You would do that? No, no, no. Because a big dude just came to do our letter, man. I'm getting fed up again. I don't know what happened. I mean, dude is definitely angry about a whole lot of things.

I don't think none of it has to do with me. Right. You know, he was on the show for two seasons. I only taped with him five times in two years. So I never physically hang out with him ever. Right. And he was angry that, I think he was angry with Kenya that he didn't get paid. Yeah, they said you told them that he should get that money.

No, he said that. He asked us after the final episode, me and Todd was going out to a club and he came with us. And he asked us if we get compensated from our spouse. And we said, of course we do. It's our spouse. You know what I'm saying? And he said, well, I don't. You don't want to break me up.

And I said, you should have probably negotiated that at the beginning of the season, not at the end. Right. Because it was the last show. And I believe he approached her and she basically told him to F off. She wasn't giving him nothing. Oh, he wanted her to pay him and not the show. No, no, they pay the females on the show.

And then the females break off the spouses. Yeah, that's usually how it works. Okay. And I don't think she gave him anything. You know, he helped her fix up the house. You know, it was part of her storyline. So he didn't get anything. And he didn't, I don't think he was invited to the reunion because she didn't want him to be there.

Right. Well, she had some issues with him as well. Yeah. Well, he was kicking in doors and doing stuff like that. He's very threatening. He's a little scary and he did some crazy posts on Instagram. So he's just a wild dude. So it's just like, you know, you want to know volatile people.

You got to be careful around. Yeah. You know, our first experience when we tape in Jamaica, you know, we're just, I just met him for the first time. And, you know, like I asked him how old he was and he told me, I think he said 28, 29. I said, I got a son that age. And he says, what are you doing, sunning me? I said, no, I got a son that age. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So, you know, like from that point on, you know, at that point, first time I'm meeting him, yeah. So, you know, like, from that point on, you know, at that point, first time I'm meeting him, it's like, you know, well, we could step outside. I'm like, I'm looking at Greg and everybody like, what's wrong with him? Yeah, a lot of testosterone, a lot of ego. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, he's a big dude, though. He's like, what, 6'5", 6'6"? He's like, you know, very muscular.

Did you know he was going to be at the radio station that day? Yeah, they called me the night before. It was at the game, the basketball game, and they called me, Jessica, and said, hey, you know, like know he was going to be at the radio station that day? Yeah, they called me the night before. It was at the game, the basketball game, and they called me, Jessica, and said, hey, you know, like, he's going to be here tomorrow. Do you want to come? Because he has a lot to say. And I thought, I told her no at the time,

but when I thought about it, if, you know, I'm still building this show. And I said, I wonder if he's going to go up there and just be reckless with his mouth, just make things up because he's good at doing that. So I said, you know what, I'm going to go. You know, and I went up there that morning because I do a live remote with them every week. You know what I'm saying?

Oh, talking about the show. Yeah, yeah. No, talking about his club. That's your home. Yeah, yeah. You know, the club. You know, remote, the thing we do on radio. You should know what a live remote is.

We haven't done one in a long time. I forgot. Yeah, anyway, you know, I had to go up there anyway. So when he came, like, he had said a lot of threats on the way, you know, like on the way I'm coming up, the room's going to get real close, you know, you're this, you're that. So you know, like, yeah, he said a lot of stuff. He takes me a lot of threatening stuff.

I'm like, you know, money. I'm at Club Warner Sports 1. I'm not going to come there. You're going to jump me. I don't have no beef with you. What is your issue? You know, so when I got up there, I thought it was going to have like an intelligent back and forth in the studio. Right, it might get a little heated. Yeah, you might get a little heated, but

it's a conversation. But hold on, before you got there, did you consciously say, I better bring a box cutter just in case? I usually have one of those on me all the time. He's Jamaican. He's Jamaican and he's an OG. My father always say, keep a little something on you. A blade, a brass knuckle.

It's not really a box cutter like a box cutter. You know what I'm saying? It's one of those multi-use things. Okay, all right. It's like a Swiss Army knife. Yeah, so I had one of those in my pocket. So when he saw it, like 20... He was going back and forth for 20 minutes. But as soon as

he sat down, like, I see that he wasn't there for an interview. He was there to fight. Right, right, right. And I'm looking at him like, why does this guy want to fight me? This guy's crazy. I'm 55. I don't fight anymore. 54.

If you was 55, you'd be getting the pancakes that I hopped. No, actually, I'm 53. You're 56? Yeah. Oh, you eligible for the pancakes already? I'm eligible for the pancakes. Oh, all right. I didn't know. I thought you was a couple years away.

All right. I'm proud of my age. You should be. So I'm in the back of the room. I'm like, yo, this dude. And they tape it. So I'm like, this dude is going to whip my ass on TV. Right, right.

You know what I'm saying? What am I going to do? So I'm back there. Even when he threw the water bottle and hit me, I'm like, oh, man, this is about to really happen. Right. You know what I'm saying? So I'm just there. I'm like, OK, he's going to come because I'm not going towards him.

So he's going to come, and I'm just going to have to watch his moves. Right. You know what I'm saying? So him. So he's going to come and I'm just going to have to watch his moves. Right. So I've seen you put the knife in your jacket pocket. Yeah, it was in my pocket the whole time and I had my hands in my pocket. So I figured that he probably, you know, like if he has any kind of street sense. That's it? Oh, man. He has his hand in his pocket.

There you go. You don't run up on somebody with their hands in their pocket. You know, so I figured that would deter him from even coming to my direction. Right, he don't know what's in your pocket. Because he don't know what I got. Right. You know what I'm saying? But I mean, like, I don't think he has any from even coming to my direction. Right, you don't know what's in your pocket. Because he don't know what I got. Right. You know what I'm saying? But, I mean, like, I don't think he has any street sense whatsoever.

He young, no training. Yeah, yeah. I remember one time I had an OG, Dr. Robert Evans. Dr. Robert Evans walked up on me, and he was like, what am I doing right now? I'm like, I don't know, talking to me? He goes, see, you're not paying attention. I got my hands in my pocket. And ever since then, I always paid attention to that.

He's like, I got to have a gun or anything. Absolutely. That's from Brooklyn. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I'm from Brooklyn in my pocket. And ever since then, I always paid attention to that. I can have a gun, anything. Absolutely. That's from Brooklyn. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I'm from Brooklyn. That's the person you think. Somebody got their hand in their pocket the whole time, and I'm arguing with them. I got to pay attention to that. Alright, we got more with Peter Thomas when we come back. We'll find out if he's pressing charges. Also,

does he have his own show? We'll talk about it when we come back. Peter Thomas is in the building. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ N.V. Angela Yee. Charlamagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Peter Thomas from Real Housewives of Atlanta in the building. Charlamagne, did you know you still

had it? I have what? When you got into it. You put him in the Caribbean headlock immediately. You was on top of him. Like, your strength was there. Did you know you still had it, Pete? Yo, that was, you know, trying to stay alive. Yeah, survival.

Because he's a big dude. Because if he had got on me and started pounding on me, and I have that in my hand, I probably would have cut him. You had to. You know what I'm saying? When's the last time you had an altercation before this? Like, a physical altercation. My staff is always telling me to stay out of things

because every time something goes on, I'm usually like just instincts always there to break it up. You know, but I haven't had a fight in a long time. Right. Long, long, since Miami days, I haven't had a fight. Well, it would have been self-defense if you would have cut him, though. I mean, he was aggressive. It wasn't a red like that, you know.

Do you feel like the station shouldn't have had both you guys up there at the same time? Like, why have that type of situation? I really don't think Jessica thought that he was going to be that volatile. I don't know why he wanted to beat my ass. I mean, just even seeing how he was toward Kenya. Yeah. And even seeing, like, certain things that he wrote. He did seem like,

I don't think I would want to be in the room with him if we had any type of static. You know, when you're on a network like Bravo, there's a certain behavioral pattern that they don't accept. You know, so when he started kicking the windows and stuff like that, I think he made it up to Narcal on a couple of times. My brother called me and said, yo, Matt's at the restaurant.

I'm like, what is he doing there? I don't know. He drove up there from Atlanta? Yeah, he drove up there. That's a four-hour drive? No, it's a three-and-a-half-hour drive. He drove up there to beat my ass. You know North Carolina's an open-carry state, don't you, Pete? Yeah, I do.

Oh, okay. I'm afraid to carry a gun, though. I have a feeling I would use it if somebody comes. Did you press charges? I definitely did, though. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I have a feeling I would use it if somebody comes. Did you press charges? I definitely did, yeah. Did you press charges? Yeah. I called the deputy chief immediately after it happened because I wanted access to the

evidence, you know, and immediately when he left, not even 10 minutes later, his lawyers called on the stations and said they can't release it because they didn't sign a waiver. No, he didn't want to release because he didn't know that a 56-year-old man was going to handle him. Yeah, that's what I say, but nobody would believe that. You know what I'm saying? My lawyer actually subpoenaed the thing because it's evidence. Right. Now, has he reached out to you since then?

No, absolutely not. I think I ran into him. I was on my way to Miami like a month and a half ago in the airport. And I was boarding the plane and I definitely saw him. His eyes got real big when he saw me and I whispered something to him as I walked onto the plane.

How long ago? Tell us. I said something that was quite along that line. How long ago did this happen? How long ago did this happen? It happened on March 21st. Wow. Okay. Yeah.

It took a while to get the tape because they wouldn't release it at all. Wow. So y'all good now? I think it's really lame of him to be pressing charges because you big as hell. I heard he was pressing charges and I don't know why. If you go to the state of North Carolina, I think there's two assault charges against him. Because when he came up there to tape when they were doing the opening of Club One, him and a limo driver got in an altercation because he was trying to get in a car to Kenya.

The limo driver tried to wind the window up and he punched the guy in the face. Really? Yeah, and then he took off. You know what I'm saying? I had to squash that beef because the officer that worked for me, they wanted to arrest him. I'm like, what are you doing? Why you punch a dude in the face? Oh, he was winding up the to arrest him. I'm like, what are you doing? Why you punch a dude in the face? Oh, he was winding up the window on me.

I'm like, you can't do that. So that guy went the next day and pressed charges against him. So if he's anywhere in the state of North Carolina, they're going to arrest him. And, you know, like we have a 20-minute video of him being volatile and everybody in the world. I mean, you try to stop it, but at least 20 million people see that video now. Absolutely. Everybody saw that. He tried to rush me.

Even when he threw the water bottle, I said, you know what? Let me stay hit on this one because he might whip my ass. You know what I'm saying? I wasn't afraid of him, but I know that if I go in that direction and I'm defending myself,

I knew I would have hurt him with that. But you didn't see that coming. Yeah. On the reunion show, we seen you just walk right off, laughing, and you seem like a little tipsy. Why did you just walk off?

What were you tired of? Man, I was f***ed up. We can tell. Yeah, I drank a half a bottle of K-Luan. I was done. You know what I'm saying? What the hell are you drinking so much for? You know, when they invite you

to these reunion shows, they hold you for like three, four hours. You have to wait a long time. And then they isolate you from everyone else. So you're like, I'll have a drink. So I'm like, you know, let me just get drunk. I don't know what I'm walking into. Is there truth that you do have your own show?

Because I read that they are giving you a show based on your sports bar, Sports 1. Yeah, yeah. I was told that. You were told that or you already agreed to it? We negotiated. Okay. That'll be good. Who's going to be the other players on the show?

Like your bartenders and stuff like that? Yeah. Yeah, bottle girls, bartenders, people like that. You got some nice ones? Beautiful ones. Okay. It's a very nice venue, by the way. I was there.

Thank you. Thank you. What about your ex-wife? Is she going to be on the show? I don't think so. No? No. I talked to her. We're cool.

We're real cool. You know, I didn't settle for half. It took nothing, so we were real cool. Really cool. The one thing you have to make sure of that it doesn't seem like you don't want people on there like arguing with each other or things like that because then you want people to want to come to the club and have a good time and not make it seem like it's awful. You see, I was always careful about that.

For the fact that if you don't protect the brand, you know, most of the people that come to Sports 1 are fans of the show. You know, I would say 80% of the people that walk through the door are females, and the average age is between 35 and 45 years old. So when I did the club last year, I didn't really want to deal with any of the local promoters because it's skewed to a younger audience. That means the housewife people would come and just turn back. And they'll probably cancel each other out. So I held out and just did it my way just to get that crowd in there, like 28 to like 45. Everybody grew up in hip-hop, so everybody get along. So, you know, you always got to, like, protect the brand that I'm building to make sure that

it doesn't really offend the wrong people. Alright, we got more with Peter Thomas when we come back. We'll find out his thoughts on Portia, Phaedra, and more. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Peter Thomas

in the building. Yee? Now, what about all the drama with Phaedra? Where do you stand on that? Because I know you were cool with Apollo. I never liked her. You know what I'm saying? And the reason why, and I openly said it, I think part of this reality show is to show your reality. She never do hers. You know what I'm saying? If Apollo didn't do all that he did, you know what I'm saying? You know, they have two beautiful kids together.

But I mean, like I remember when he was going away. And regardless of what difference you have, you know, you have two boys and that's their father. You know, the week before he went away, she disappeared. He didn't know where she was. So this guy's getting ready to do six years. You know, you could disappear, but leave his kids for him to see them. You know what I'm'm saying she didn't

do that she was vindictive about it you know and from that point on and say i'm not really checking for her he's been locked up now for two years i think she only visited him once that's why he has somebody else right you know i'm saying he's going on three years he only seen his kids once you know that's crazy to me and you always know she was a liar huh. Because she is definitely somebody else off camera than she is on camera. You know, she's the only one, in my opinion, that's like that. Everybody else is being themselves. I think one of the reasons why the show works and it's number one is for the fact that most of them are crazy. You know what I'm saying?

And they show their craziness on camera and off camera. You know, but she's always guarded because, you know, she's this attorney that, you know, we never really see one in a case, but she was protecting that, you know what I'm saying? At the same time, you know, she's pushing who I call dumb dumb to do all the dirty work. Portion. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, you know what I'm saying?

When you go around, I mean, even two years ago when she went around saying that, you know, like I'm schooling an 18-year-old and stuff like that. Regardless if my wife thought it was, you know, it's not incorrect. Every time she'd go outside, it's always a 50-50 the way people perceive you. You know what I'm saying? So she'd go to the supermarket, you know, after people's looking at her like she's a dumb chick. You know, her man is f***ing everybody else. And you know what I'm saying?

She's trying to hold her head up. You know, she might not take a picture with somebody. And then, you know, they just lash out some reckless stuff at her. So, you know, it was kind of crazy. When you project stuff like that, you got to know that 50% of the audience is going to believe you. And 50% is not. You know what I'm saying? And she just keep on saying reckless s*** about everybody.

I thought it was just, it's unethical the way she behave. Absolutely. So you're not coming back to Real Housewives. You're doing your own show. You're not coming back or are you coming back? Well, you know what? They're getting ready to do their 10th season. Then I was with the CEO of the production company yesterday.

And I think they're bringing back NeNe Leakes. And I know that they're bringing back Kim. Right. You know, Sharae's back. That's part of the three original people. And, you know. You and Todd are cool still. Me and, charades back. That's part of the three original people. And, you know, you and Todd are cool.

Me and Todd are real cool. He's from the Bronx. I'm from Brooklyn. We understand each other. It's going to miss in some, something if, if I'm probably not there. So I was talking to Steven yesterday.

I'm like, yo, you're going to have to write that check. You know what I'm saying? And he was laughing. He was laughing. He didn't say no. But you didn't have to write me a check. I'll write me a check. I promise my promise to give me this He was laughing. He didn't say no. But even the help of Moses,

write me a check or promise to give me this spinoff show. Yeah, or, you know, make sure that when you tape me, you're taping me in my establishment.

Right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Even like just for you to be on that show to promote your show and your establishment is a good trade-off. Definitely.

I think so. I think, you know, I think it's going to end well. One of the things that I always say about from day one doing this show, I always say that I don't want to portray myself to be, you know,

I'm going to use the word ratchet or irresponsible because I'm an older black dude and we get enough negativity from everybody, from everywhere. You know what I'm saying? So in the seventh season of doing this, I try to operate at a certain standard that I didn't embarrass my community.

More my parents. You know what I'm saying? Because they hate the fact that I'm even on it. They suck their teeth. Yeah, yeah. Jamaican style. They just look like that. Yeah, yeah.

That's all I mean. Yeah, yeah. They suck their teeth. They suck their teeth. Usually, like, my mother would say, boy, you're still the partner shorter. I'm like, yes, mom. Yes.

You know, I wouldn't y'all come off. Like she hate it. You know what I'm saying? So I want to make sure that I operate on a certain standard that like when I walk outside, it wouldn't hurt me. You know, the way people perceive me or it wouldn't hurt my business. You know, because if I do anything crazy on that show, the decent people that come to Sports 1, it's not coming back. You know what I'm saying? I have to say, from watching that show, I was like, you know, at first I was like,

does Peter have a good business sense? Because the other club, when it was shutting down, and then Cynthia had invested her money, and it just felt like, oh, my God, this is a mess. You know, he's... Well, you know what? She never invested any money on borrowing that clothes felt like, oh, my God, this is a mess. Well, you know what? She never invested any money on borrowing that clothes. Right, but I'm saying, yeah, so that one. So the first club, Uptown. Yeah, Uptown, when we first met.

Right, so then when you were opening another one, I was like, man, what happened to the last one? But now it seems like this one's pretty successful. You have the one coming in Atlanta. You know what's so funny about that? Because people only see me on this program, but before I even got on this program, I had seven nightclubs on South Beach and two restaurants over 18 years. And you started the How Can I Be Down?

Yeah, and I started the How Can I Be Down music conference. By the way, I'm doing an annex of it on August 17th, 18th, and 19th of this year. I definitely want to, you know, pay for you guys to come down to participate. And I feel like none of that was ever discussed. No, yeah, because it's not about the guys. It's always about the girls. You know, for the fact that people know me

and I think that I'm as significant as any one of them, you know, it's because I didn't want to be in the room and not, and be that guy where, okay,, okay, what does he do again? You know what I'm saying? So I actually built a brand participating on that show. You deserve your peach. You know what I'm saying? I deserve my peach.

You know what's funny about Phaedra? I had a conversation with Phaedra, and she was like, I don't be involved in all the messy stuff because I'm an attorney. Her mom's a politician or something? No, she's a preacher. Her mom's a preacher. Yeah, okay. Something like that.

My mother's a preacher, too. Yeah, I'm like, but you the messiest one seem like. Yeah, well, you know, she always contradicts, you know, herself. You know, she's the girl with the, you know, the cloth, the prayer cloth. But at the same time, she always have the most provocative everything. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Suits, everything. Donkey booty video tape. Yeah, all of that. Workout tape. All of that. Using the prayer cloth to wipe off the s***.

Hey, watch your mouth. Why you always go too far? You ain't go too far. But I mean, and even opening the club in Atlanta, that's a good storyline to be on, you know, that show. Yeah, now that the whole lady gang is kicking ass in Atlanta. You know what I'm saying? It's a tourist attraction. tourist attraction right you know todd and candy have a line outside of their restaurant every day i'm so i'm so proud of that's dope you know what i'm saying because they did

they're super smart man they bought the property man oh you're good saying yeah so even if it don't work out for them they could they always rent it out and that's why you did the same thing yeah definitely i mean you, you asked me, you know, like, those girls make a lot of money, so even if it don't work, it just offsets some of the taxes that they have to pay. If they own the property, even if they don't work out, they get a 15-year, 30-year

ground lease with somebody. Exactly. They're good. Exactly. They're real good. So, a lot of smart moves. Well, we appreciate you for joining us. Thank you. Thank you for having me. Peter Thomas, did y'all pat him down before he came in here? Why is it, why Caribbeans, most of the time, their first move is that headlock, though?

Asians, Jamaicans, they go for that headlock first. Why do they go for the neck first? Yo, yo, if you take off the head, the rest of the body is useless. True indeed. Chop off the head. True indeed. My goodness, what's up? Alright, it's The Breakfast Club, it's Peter Thomas's up? All right. It's The Breakfast Club. It's Peter Thomas.

Thank you. Thank you, Yim. The Breakfast Club. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The rumor report.

Gossip. Gossip. With Angela. Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. All right, Envy. Yes.

A high school student in Pasco County, Florida was arrested. He was because of a threat that he made on Facebook last Thursday. Now, they felt like he might potentially shoot up the school, and that is all because he posted, drop Love Is Rage 2 before I shoot up my school. What? What is Love Is Rage 2? That's Lil Uzi Vert's album.

Who's Lil Uzi signed to? What is he signed? Atlanta. Is he in Atlanta? I know that's Drama and Canon's artist. Yeah, I know. Yeah, I know. If Drama and Canon care about schools, then they'll put the album up.

Well, I don't know, but he was promptly arrested and threats of violence with a firearm to a school. They take those things seriously. So just for everybody out there, just be careful of what you write. We know you're big Lil Uzi Vert fans out there, but don't threaten to shoot up your school. You know, I like when stuff like that happens. Why?

Because I feel like we say a lot of things figuratively, not knowing that taken literally, they're actually threats. So when you make stuff like that, I'm going to kill you if you don't do such and such. I'm going to shoot the school up if you don't put out the album. Yes, you should be arrested.

Right. Promptly. And let that be an example to you. All right, now, Epic Records executives are saying that L.A. Reid would sexually harass some of the people that work there. And apparently they knew about it and did nothing about it. Now, one woman is saying that she complained to her immediate supervisor about L.A. Reid's conduct

and there was no solution offered to her on how to move forward. This letter also says that she was told, before you say anything more, think about what that means for you. Just think about what it means. So there's no confirmation on where L.A. Reid is going to be heading next because he's no longer

at Epic. But he did actually previously work at Def Jam from 2004 to 2011. Now, Joe Button actually says that he did work with him. Yeah, Joe Button don't like him. What did L.A. Reid do to Joe Button? Now, on Joe Button's Everyday Struggle Complex radio show, here's what he had to say. L.A. Reid should not have had a job in the music industry. L.A. Reid is the executive definition of a flop.

He has spent more than he has generated everywhere he has gone. So that speaks into a much bigger issue of powerful men being able to come and go as they please, no pun intended. Hip-hop is a better place today without L.A. Reid. You talking about L.A. Reid that founded LaFace Records with Babyface? Gave you people like Tony Braxton and Outkast

and Goody Mob and TLC? How is he not good for the music industry? And future right now? What is he talking about? Joe, you sound ridiculous. Sounds like a personal problem. Probably something happened

when Joe was at Def Jam in 2005, 2006 and L.A. Reid was there. And L.A. is one of those people who admittedly says hip-hop isn't his thing, Personal problems. Probably something happened when Joe was at Def Jam in 2005, 2006, and L.A. Reid was there. And L.A. is one of those people who admittedly says, like, hip-hop isn't his thing, but even the hip-hop acts he has signed have ended up being legendary artists, right? Like, I don't understand. How can you say L.A. Reid is not good for the music industry?

The Face was a historic label. Joe Button had more to say. L.A. Reid is a sexual predator. And now that these allegations are out, it's not allegedly. Let's let the cat out of the bag. These rumors were circulating to Def Jam. There was an assistant, multiple assistants at Def Jam, that said L.A. Reid liked to call underage girls in his office.

Underage? Well, 18. I mean, that's of age. That's legal. But you call in 18, 19-year-old girls in his office. Underage? Well, 18. I mean, that's of age. That's legal. But you calling 18, 19-year-old girls in your office and soliciting sexual favors? Yes, that

was happening. I don't think this is a secret to people in the music business. Wow, these are strong allegations, but Joe Button says they're not allegations. We've heard there's been rumors before, not just L.A. Reid, but a bunch of execs all over the record industry. So I've heard that before.

You're leaving yourself open to a whole bunch of Joe Budden beats women, though. OK, like you're opening yourself up to that when you throw those kind of stones at somebody else. Well, one employee talked to Page Six and said that L.A. Reid gave him a little birthday present. He said L.A. Reid invited him out for drinks. Not like that. Oh, I think he said, all right. Wow. Reid gave him a little birthday present. He said L.A. Reid invited him out for drinks. Not like that, Andy. Oh, I think he said, all right. He said, wow. Let me finish the story.

Okay. He said L.A. Reid invited him out for drinks at a Midtown hotel. And he brought his girlfriend with, you know, the employee brought his girlfriend. But little did he know, L.A. Reid had a prostitute waiting for him upstairs, ready to get it popping. He said he actually left his girl in the lobby and went upstairs, banged out the prostitute, and then came back down like nothing happened. So he said, I really didn't care at this point. We finished cocktails

as if nothing happened. It happened to me, but it could have happened to anyone. You know what's so crazy, man? At the label. It's just like all these years you hear about a lot of these music executives being gay. So I'm just shocked that it's all of these women making all these allegations. But how do you complain after you go upstairs

and smash the prostitute and then come back downstairs? How do you complain? That's snitching, by the way. Like, you can't participate in the so-called crime with me and then go tell on me. You can't do that.

That's the pure D definition of snitching. But I will say this, and we talked about sexual harassment in the workplace before up here, and I told you guys

I had a situation at a job and it is hard to come forward in a lot of different businesses that you're in because you feel like you could get blackballed. You don't want to say something. I mean it is hard for... Won't be for me. Next time Envy or M-Easy grab me and thrust me, I'm going. I'm right down to HR, damn it.

Y'all can't act like you guys were never sexually harassed though in your workplace. What do you mean? Like I'm sure at some point you've been sexually harassed. Sexually harassed? And didn't report it. You sound like a world star hip-hop conspiracy theory. Nah, I wasn't sexually harassed. You sound like you're doing an interview with Doggy Dog.

Em, you ain't get your ass grabbed? What are you talking about? Oh, yeah, I did. Okay, Em, you got his ass grabbed. Remember the sales department lady? I don't want to say her name. Charlamagne, you didn't get a massage? Ah, you're right.

Those are all sexual harassment situations. They are. They really are. If you said, if you said he came in here, I was on my laptop, he started rubbing my shoulders. I've gotten massages from men, women.

People slap you on the ass, tell you good job. And it's unsolicited. Ladies grab your muscles, reach under your shirt. You don't even think nothing of it. You didn't think nothing of it? No. A man grabbed your ass, you didn't think nothing of it?

No man grabbed my ass. He said slapped. He did say slapped. I thought it was I received oral. That's not what it was? What are you talking about? I'm just going with the rumors. Clear this up right now.

I'm not clearing nothing up.'m just going with the rumors. Clear this up right now. I'm not clearing nothing up. I'm going with the rumors. But what I'm saying is a lot of things happen in people's workplaces that they don't report. So I just want to put it out there that if something does happen to you, I know it's difficult sometimes, but just make sure you do the right thing. It ain't difficult for me. Y'all ain't reported. And you could have. The right person ain't did it yet.

I think I can get that check. When the right person do it and I think I can get that check, check. That's going down. You hear me? I'm going to be on the front page of the news crying. I'm Angela Yee and that is your rumor report. All right, Miss Yee. I'm going to have a tear just sitting there.

One cheek. Just waiting. It's time for Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day. Donkeys of the Day at Charlemagne. I'm a Democrat, so being Donkey of the Day is a little bit of a mixed place. So like a donkey. Keyhole. Donkey of the Day.

The Breakfast Club, bitches. Now, I've been called a lot in my 23 years, but Donkey of the Day is a new one. Donkey of the Day for Wednesday, May 17th goes to a young man named Brandon Vesmar. Now, I'm petty. Everybody knows that I'm petty, LaBelle. Petty white, petty boop all damn day. I am a patient, petty person,

meaning I don't have to flex my pettiness on you now. I'm going to lay low and let that petty flag fly when you least expect it, okay? I'm so petty that I literally go on Facebook every now and then to make sure that people who did me wrong in high school are still doing bad, okay? Nothing I love more than going on Facebook to make sure one old girlfriend in particular is still fat. Oh, it warms my cold heart to see her losing her life. I wish her the best, but in my petty mind, she just can't get right because she broke my heart in high school.

Oh, I love it. Sometimes I post throwback Thursday pictures of her just to remind her that she used to be in shape, and life has changed. Okay? I'm telling you all that to say Brandon Vesma is pettier than me. In fact, this is probably the most petty thing I've ever heard in my life. See, Brandon Vesma went on a first date with a young lady, and I'm disappointed in him because he's 37. When you're 37, you should know better than to

take a woman on a first date to a movie theater. See, on a first date, you have to go somewhere you can have a conversation. Go to dinner. That way you can look the person in the eye and talk to her. If you take a woman to a movie theater, you can't have a conversation.

It's like following a woman on Instagram and not following her on Twitter. See, ladies, if a man follows you on Instagram and not Twitter, that means he cares about what you look like, but he don't give a damn about your POV. Okay? Well, Brandon Vesmar, petty ass, took this young lady to see Guardians of the Galaxy 2. Drop one of Clues bombs for Guardians of the Galaxy 2. Great movie.

Saw that last week with the wife. Okay, Brandon. Brandon took her to see the movie, and during Guardians 2, the woman pulled out her phone and texted a friend. Brandon asked her to stop, then to leave the theater. And she did, but she didn't just leave the theater to text a friend so she don't interrupt

other people watching the movie. She left the theater literally. She got in her car and left completely. And I guess they rode together because Brandon says he was left stranded at the theater. Now, first of all, the young lady wasn't enjoying herself. That's what happens when you take a woman to a movie on her first date. She was bored. You don't even know if she in the comic books and you took her to see Guardians of the Galaxy 2.

She probably was completely confused because she never ever seen Guardians of the Galaxy Part 1 and screw all that. I'm sure she would much rather be with you somewhere having conversation. She wants to get to know you, but instead you took her to get to know Groot and Drax and Rocket. She probably was texting her friend, help. He got me in here watching some movie with a talking raccoon. Hashtag lame. Well, Brandon being the petty wop that he is, decided to sue the young lady.

Yes, he is suing her in small claims court to recover the $17.31 he spent on her ticket to the 3D screening of Guardians of the Galaxy 2. I really don't know whether to clap for him or give him a hee-haw. The young lady, when reached for comment, said, Oh my God, this is crazy. She also claims her behavior wasn't much of an issue during the screening. She says, I had my phone low and I wasn't bothering anybody. She says it wasn't like constant texting.

I love Brandon Besma. First date, and he is suing the chick because she was texting in the movie. How dare you disrespect Gamora and the Star-Lord by tweeting during Guardians of the Galaxy 2, lady? You must not know how us Marvel heads get down, but you're going to learn today. Now, the woman is planning to sue Brandon back with a restraining order claiming he contacted her younger sister trying to recover the Infinity Stones. That's not true. She contacted his younger sister for money. Brandon is really petty.

Someone is going to give Brandon that $17.31 he paid for that Guardians of the Galaxy 2 ticket. If it's not the girl, it's going to be the sister. If it's not the sister, they're going to small claims court. Either way, someone going to give up that $17.31 to Brandon. And Brandon,

I must tell you, in the words of the great N.O.R.E., Nory, relax. Okay? You caused this on yourself. You don't take a woman to a movie on a first date. And if you do, you can't get mad if she sends a text. Now, if y'all was at dinner having a convo, and in the middle of the convo, she whips out and starts texting, by all means be upset.

But even in that situation, be more upset at yourself because clearly it's either an emergency if she has to text, or you just boring. It's a movie. You're not talking to her. If she's bored, let her get her text off. By the way, Brandon, you have ruined yourself for all other women. Okay, you are officially on DontDateEm.com now,

because who is going to risk going on a date with a petty-ass person like you? Please give Brandon Vesemar the sweet sounds of the Hamilton's. You are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day. Hee haw.

Hee haw. Hee haw. Alright. Now, Brandon Vesma is highly petty and highly pissed off. We actually All right. Now, Brandon Vesma is highly petty and highly pissed off. We actually reached out to him. We reached out to him for comment. And when asked, why is he so petty? He replied. All right.

Well, thank you for that, Duncan. Today, Charlemagne. Yes. All right. When we come back, thank you for that dunk. And today, Charlemagne. Yes. All right, when we come back, we have Ask Yee. If you need relationship advice or any type of advice, call Yee right now. 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlemagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee, 800-585-1051. Hello, who's this? Sky. Sky, from where? Houston, Texas.

Houston, Texas. What's your question for Yee? Well, I met someone at work. Okay. We started talking, we moved in together, we got married, all within the same year. Wow. Wait, you met them at work, moved in together, got married all within a year. Okay. Yeah.

It didn't work out between me and her. So, you know, it's just a difficult situation. But, you know, total different shifts, no issue. She currently moved apartments, so now we're in the same area. And we haven't talked in over i don't know six months almost six eight months so now all of a sudden she's reaching out constantly and you know she's wanting to meet so we can talk about the divorce you know i don't contact her whatever the whole my question is it's to the point now where she's constantly coming by my desk because i don't want

to talk to her that's like you guys still work together desk because I don't want to talk to her. That's right, because you guys still work together. Right, but we don't have to communicate at work, though. There's no reason for us to communicate. So I'm trying to figure out how I'm supposed to make this work, being that, you know, we both work for the same company. We've both been there for a long time. It's not something we can just walk away from. But knowing I still have to communicate with her eventually

just to get this marriage situation done with. Now, what happened that was so bad that you won't even communicate? Her dad passed away, and I didn't go to the funeral. You are ruthless. Why didn't you go to the funeral? Well, she's off and on. You know, she's up and down sometimes.

And she felt as if, you know, my dad died. I'm going to get a lump sum of money. And I don't know who's really here and not here for me. So I was like, well, let me show you. I'm not here for any money. I don't even care. And honestly, I don't know your dad, you know? Yeah, but you going to her dad's funeral isn't because you know her dad.

It's because you're supporting somebody. Right, to support her. And I was there, found her flight, everything. I was 100% there for her. But unfortunately, all of a sudden, she just was like, yeah, I don't know if you should even go to the funeral with me. And I was like, okay, stay in here. And then that's when it changed.

Everything changed, and I just walked away. Okay, so you walked away because, I mean, I'm just confused. Did you not want to go? Did you not love her? Did you not want to be with her? Of course. I wanted to be there for her. But it wasn't just the funeral situation.

It was other situations. Like, we had a minor setback, and, you know, she moved someone into our house. I was only gone, like, maybe two or three weeks, you know, with my parents while we're having our little altercation. She moved a whole other person in our house with her daughter. Okay. And then once she realized it, she then was like, oh, come back home. All right, so cool. So you don't want to get back with her.

There's nothing there anymore. You've moved on. And why can't you then just be able to, even just for the sake of y'all have to work in the same building, have a conversation and have some closure? Because you guys haven't divorced yet, right? No. And so you are going to, ideally, it would be great if y'all can have that discussion with each other and get things solved amicably and move on with your lives.

You don't even want to be with her anyway. Right. I don't whatsoever. I don't want to have to talk to her. Yeah, but you do have to talk to her. Well, I was hoping, you know, I could just get served and then we go to court and do it that way. So it's no need for us to have to sit

and talk because that's sitting and talking. I feel like it could go somewhere totally left. Okay, so here's where you have to make sure it doesn't go totally left and make sure that you're in the frame of mind that when you guys do sit down and talk, you won't allow it to go someplace like that. And if you feel like it is, that's when you get up and leave. But I do feel like you should make the effort to, first of all, clearly she's been through a lot.

Her father died. I'm sure she was close to her dad. She went to the funeral. You didn't go. Y'all don't want to be together. You got married. At some point, you did love each other. Definitely.

Right. Now, you both have agreed that you don't want to be together. You got married. At some point, you did love each other. Definitely. Right. Now, you both have agreed that you don't want to be together, right? Yes, we did. And you both have to work in the same building, in the same, whatever, at the same job. Yeah. So for the sake of you being able to peacefully work, why not sit down, have this meeting. If you need to have somebody else

present to make sure everything stays calm and cool, you should do that. But I don't think that ignoring somebody and waiting to get served by the court really does anybody any justice when you guys could really sit down and hash things out with each other. You don't want to be with her. She doesn't want to be with you. Why not be able to have a conversation like adults? Because aside from the fact that at one point y'all did have feelings for each other, you do have to work in the same environment. And if this is somebody that you work with and you have issues with,

the best thing to do is to try to talk it out so y'all can both move on. You'll be surprised at what can come out of this conversation. But you could at least give it an effort. Definitely. You're right. You know, it seems like you still have a grudge. I just know, I know her. So it's better just to stay away from the situation compared to trying to communicate. Yeah, but avoiding things never really works out, especially when you have

to be in that building every single day. And I don't want this to affect what you have going on professionally. Exactly, exactly. So that's what makes me think, okay, I need to just get this removed. If you really want to be done with it, this is the last step to be done with this. So get it done. Right. Have a conversation. Y'all can come to some type of agreement. And if you can't, that's when you say, okay, we're clearly going to have to let the courts handle it. But you have to actually

go ahead and make that first step. And you'll be surprised what you can find out. Maybe she is willing to be mature. And sometimes you have to own up to the mistakes that you made as well that contributed to this relationship not working out. Because I'm sure both of you made some mistakes. Definitely. Definitely.

Alright. Well, thank you, Mama. Well, thank you. No problem, hon. Good luck. I lost what she was saying two minutes in. But alright. Ask E. 805 851051. If you got a question for Ye, call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. V. Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Hey, what V. Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

Hello, who's this? Hey, what's up? DJ Envy, Charlamagne. Hey, hey. What's up? What you need, bro? Hey, man, I got a little issue. My girl, she wants to move in.

Okay. And I'm not really big on the moving in thing and everything like that. And you can tell, basically, it's like kind of getting on her nerves. I could tell it's irritating and everything. And she says it's nothing, but I know it's that issue. And we were dating for a minute and everything like that. So she's real big on getting a place together. But I'm just, I've been taking care of myself for a long time.

And I'm just not with, you know. The moving in together. I feel you on that because I agree with not moving in with somebody unless you're really ready. Both people have to be willing to want to make that commitment. It can't be I want to do it and you don't want to because that's never going to work out. So how long have you guys been together? About two years. It's my longest relationship.

Does she have keys to your place? No. Okay. Well, would you be against giving her keys so she could come over whenever? No, not at all. I trust her like that. I mean, she leaves a toothbrush there and everything like that, so it's not that relationship. So why not tell her, listen, I don't think we should move in together because I don't want to do that until we have more of a, like, say we're engaged or getting married.

But I would love for you to have the keys. That might be a good compromise. And I'll tell you this, too. You should also tell her statistics show that people who actually live together before they get married have a higher rate of divorce than people who wait until after. Exactly. I tell her all the time, man, if that same percentage was like for a plane ride,

would you get on that plane? But, I mean, at the end of the day, if you guys don't agree on it, I do feel like you should tell her, listen, I love you. I love that we have our, you know, we have our own separate spaces, and I look forward to the day when we can merge together

and do it all together. In the meantime, I would love for you to have my key and come over whenever you want. All right, all right. No doubt. I'm going to try that then. Yeah, because I think that's a very sweet gesture on your part. And make it a big deal.

Yeah. Alright? Alright. I appreciate that, Angel. Okay, no problem. Yeah, you can't ever really let anybody pressure you into doing something like that if you don't want to do it. That's your space. And you know what's the worst? If it doesn't work out and then you got to make somebody move out, nothing more annoying than that. Absolutely. Trust me, I know.

ASCII, 805-85-1051. You got a question for Yee calling now. Yeah, Yee, we got rumors on the way? Yes, we are going to talk about a new documentary about, Donald Trump will tell you who's doing that. Also, Bow Wow jokes. We could make them, but we'll tell you who can't. Okay.

All that and more. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club. So listen up.

So Moses Malone Jr., who is the son of NBA legend Moses Malone, is suing James Harden. He has amended the lawsuit that he filed against four men who committed the crime to include James Harden. According to ESPN, he wants undisclosed damages from James Harden. He said he put a price on Moses Malone's head in retaliation for a Facebook post that offended him. And this all happened while he was leaving V Live Strip Club in Houston last summer. James Harden was still inside partying when Moses Malone was beaten down by four armed men. So they're saying that James Harden, according to this lawsuit, paid out approximately $20,000 to put a hit on him.

No, James Harden wouldn't have to do that. Wouldn't Moses Malone do that? That was that bad. He put up a Facebook post that he was offended by. No, he wouldn't do that for that. Yeah, so I don't know. Then the Facebook post

was just criticizing James Harden because he had a high price on his basketball camp and a lot of inner city kids couldn't benefit from the basketball camp. So that was the post that he didn't like, allegedly, according to this lawsuit. That's too petty. That seems too petty. All right. Black youngster is in jail in North Carolina. He turned himself in along with two other men. And that is for the shooting that involved young Dolph. Now, young Dolph's vehicle

was shot at. More than 100 rounds were fired, but fortunately for Young Dolph, he had a bulletproof SUV. Now, Black Youngster, according to officers, is being charged for his involvement in that shooting. So all three suspects have been charged with six counts of discharging a weapon into occupied property and felony conspiracy. The investigation is ongoing. I hope they wouldn't do that. I know Black Youngstown. I know he's not that stupid to fire into. Because it was North Carolina.

It was CIAA weekend. Yeah, CIAA weekend. We were all out there. Everybody seen everything. There's cameras. So I'm hoping not. But if he got arrested, maybe because they have some type of evidence. Now, I hate to do this segue, but the show Shots Fired has been canceled.

Nice. I didn't mean to do it right after it. All right. And that's crazy because we had Sanaa Lathan up here talking about it. And it was a good show. We all watched it up here, but Fox has canceled that show after only one season. I've never seen it. You didn't see it? I've never watched Shots Fired. Alright, well, you know what? Morris Chestnut's

Rosewood also was canceled too. Damn it, man. After two seasons. Alright, Bow Wow. We all had a lot of fun with this Bow Wow challenge, making jokes. But then Tim Sykes jumped into the mix, right? And Tim Sykes, he's like a, they call him an IG thousandaire because he's always posting things on Instagram as well. I have no idea who that is, but go ahead.

Yeah, so a lot of people use his pictures and stuff like that. And he posted and he said, hey, Shad Moss, here's another lesson for you. When you actually fly on a private jet, you can take a picture in front of it, too. That way you don't have to lie in interviews and how you did it on purpose to promote a TV show unless you're going to claim you stole my cash photo over a year ago for the show, too. He had a photo with all this cash.

And Bow Wow stole that picture, too? Yeah. And he went on and on. But people got upset because they said, hey, white guy, Bow Wow's our guy to make fun of. You can't jump into the mix. White guy can't make fun of Bow Wow? And be condescending toward our Bow Wow.

The Bow Wow challenge was all in good fun. We had a great time with it. You were a little too serious. Damn it, man. All right, and Michael Moore is doing a new documentary on President Donald Trump. It's going to be called Fahrenheit 11-9. That 11-9 is the date that Trump became the president-elect, and it's a play on the documentary he did on George W. Bush, Fahrenheit 9-11.

So right now they have just recently announced it. I guess he's been working on it for quite some time, so it should be pretty good. I'm excited to see that one. Okay. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your RUMA Report. Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag.

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