The Breakfast Club - Philly Spirit Day ( Patti LaBelle Interview and Gillie Da King and Wallo interview)

Episode Date: November 1, 2019

Today on this Friday we celebrated the city Philadelphia with having one of the queen of souls Miss Patti LaBelle, where she spoke about always being camera ready, dating, haters and more. Also, in celebration of Philly we had Gillie Da kid and Wallo stop by where they spoke about their podcast, overcoming getting locked up and more. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to former Starbucks manager in Philadelphia who called cops on 2 black men file lawsuit for racial discrimination. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God.

What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. We need help! That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay.

Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm talking right now. You're about to experience a morning show unlike any other.

Shout out to the Breakfast Club. I hope to see y'all every morning. What you guys are doing right now is the hub culture. The Breakfast Club is my morning sit. I need it and I love it so much. I feel like you're really not popping until you do the Breakfast Club. I've been waiting to come to y'all's show, man. I know you got to be a big-time celebrity to be up in here. You got to be big-time.

DJ Envy, Angela Yee, and Charlamagne Tha God. The Breakfast Club, bitches. Like the f*** out. Good morning, USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, TJ Envy. Charlamagne Tha God.

Peace to the planet. It is Friday. Yes, it's Friday. Yes, we got a candy hangover. Make some noise. You know what? I didn't go trick-or-treating. Did you go trick-or-treating?

Yeah, I went trick-or-treating. I didn't take my kid trick-or-treating. Did you go trick-or-treating? Yeah, I went trick-or-treating. I didn't take my kid trick-or-treating yesterday. I was trick-or-treating. I was eating our own candy that my wife had at the house. I was eating candy as we was just walking. I don't know why I had a sweet tooth yesterday for no damn reason. Now, yesterday was my son's last football game as a freshman. So I don't know why they scheduled a game on Halloween, which sucked because the game was at 730.

So it was just enough time to get the young kids trick-or-treating. But I couldn't because I was at his game. And then by the time the game was over, it was too late. So I couldn't take him. 7.30 is way too late to be trick-or-treating. I took my daughter out at 5.30. I think we was done by like 6.45. My doorbell rang at 9 o'clock with some trick-or-treaters.

And, you know, at that point, that's when you go grab the guns because you come into my house after 9 o'clock with absolutely i don't care if it's halloween not but you know but you know if you will play football you got to get to the game an hour and a half early so i had to take them there at 5 30 so i couldn't i couldn't take the kids trick-or-treating and this was a big game for my son so my son went to a middle school last year and uh that was his last year when he had to decide what high school he wanted to go to the middle school told him yo you can't train with us until you decide what team you want to play for and I thought that was foul my son is like what I go to the school I pay for the school why can't

I train and it was like well you can't train unless you decide you're gonna go to the school so he didn't go to that school and went to another school so he played them yeah last night and when I say little Logan drop them last night. And when I say Lil' Logan, drop a bomb for Lil' Logan. When I say Lil' Logan, bust their ass. Lil' Logan bust their ass. Caught two touchdowns for over 90 yards. He ran for like 50 yards. When I say he bust their ass last night,

you talking about proud daddy? I was proud daddy, screaming, cheering, yelling. And, you know, he was a little disrespectful because their team colors were green, the old school. So he wore gloves to green and he was busting their ass. Go green gloves! Go green! Like, he bust their ass. That's the beauty of being a young black god at a

school full of mayonnaise. You go out there and you just be the best because you just naturally are gifted. Them little young white rich boys can't keep up with you. Logan! Alright? You better go out there and fresh Prince of Bel-Air that whole situation. Damn it. Well, it's not just white kids. It's a little bit

of everything, but he went and he bust their ass and I was very, very proud. So congratulations to Logan. Congratulations to Bergen Catholic. And we bust their ass last night. I was very, very happy. Very, very... I was like extra excited. You know the games, I'm excited. I'm a dad. You know, you just wish you was on the field so you play through your son. But I was extra excited last night. I was screaming extra excited. You know the games, I'm excited. I'm a dad. You know, you just wish you was on the field. So you play through your son.

But I was extra excited last night. I was screaming, yelling, get him, Green Club. You tell him what it's about. But congratulations to Logan and the team. What you got? What you do? Well, I'm in Atlanta and I actually did have a lot of candy out here because at the hotel, I'm saying that they had a whole spread of candy as soon as you walk in.

And, you know, I do have like a bit of a sugar addiction. I tried to avoid it. I even ate some candy corn. Candy corn? That's disgusting. I know. I'm the only person I know who likes candy corn. And I saw on Facebook.

Thea, our boss, our coach, our program director, she loves candy corn. I saw they had a chicken dish with candy corn on it on Facebook. Somebody made some chicken with candy corn. That doesn't sound good at all. Appealing? No, not at all. All right. Well, let's get the show cracking.

Listen, today is all Philly, everything on The Breakfast Club, okay? If you're from Philly, you're from the 215. It is 215, right? Yes, it is 215. Yes, we got a lot for you, okay?

We got Wallow and Gilly the King. And Gilly the Kid, okay. Amazing. Gilly the King, man. He's not a kid no more. He's a grown-ass man. Gilly the King.

He's always known as Gilly the Kid. Nice rapper from Philly. Gilly the King gets busy. Gilly the King. Drop on the Clues Bonds for Gilly the King. Okay. Amazing. Gilly the King, man. He's not a kid no more. He's a grown-ass man. Gilly the King. He's always known as Gilly the Kid. Nice rapper from Philly. Gets busy. Gilly the King. Drop on the Clues Bonds for Gilly the King and Wallo. And the queen of Philadelphia, Miss Patti LaBelle will be here this morning. Yes, she'll be joining us as well. It's not her first time, by the way.

I know a lot of y'all are new to the Breakfast Club because you know you're in like 90-plus markets now. It's not Patti LaBelle's first time up here, but she's bringing food this time. And we got to say a happy, a special happy birthday to Eddie F. Eddie F. Eddie F turns 50 today.

Eddie F. He's Philly all day. He's Philly all day. He turns 50. That's our producer dropping a kooz bump for Eddie F. Damn it.

Oh, happy birthday. I didn't even know. Yeah, Eddie turns 50 today. Eddie, we're so proud of you. We appreciate you, man. Yo, how we ain't bring the tasty cakes in with a candle in them? We should have had the tasty cakes here with a candle in them for Eddie F., man. Eddie, happy 50th, brother.

We love you, man. All right, well, let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about? Well, let's talk about this impeachment inquiry. It was a big story yesterday, breaking news about the votes who set out rules for an impeachment process. All right, we'll get to that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now, NFL football. Hold on. I got to look it up because our producer who usually gives me the scores.

49 is one. They're 8-0. That's all you need to know. 49 is one. 28-25. They beat the Cardinals. And yes, they are 8-0. Now, what else we got, Ye?

What else we got? Well, let's talk about this whole impeachment inquiry. They did a whole vote. And according to Nancy Pelosi, this was what the vote came out like. On this vote, the yeas are 232. The nays are 196. I don't know why the Republicans are afraid of the truth. It's amazing.

So it's a unanimous Republican opposition, and that is all for trying to endorse the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump. That's right. It passed without one GOP vote, but it's still amazing to me that this isn't front page news on all the papers. I'm looking at the New York Post and the Daily News here in New York, and it's just like little small sections of the front page.

Like impeachment proceedings will be starting and people acting like this isn't a big deal. Like all the news networks are covering it the way they're supposed to, but what about the general public? Y'all don't care that your president is a crook? Huh? Well, according to Donald Trump, this whole thing is a witch hunt, and here is Nancy pelosi saying this is not personal it's a sad day because nobody comes to congress to impeach a president of the united states no one we urge

senator mcconnell to stop saying all we're doing is impeaching and we sent him scores of very important bills hundreds of pieces of legislation which he he, as the Grim Reaper, has refused to act upon. This isn't about anything personal with the president. It isn't about politics. It isn't about partisanship. It's about patriotism. This is not a witch hunt. Donald Trump absolutely earned this impeachment,

and I'm shocked that it took this long to happen. Well, what happens next is the next phase, if everything goes according to plan with that vote behind them, now they're getting ready to conclude public fact-finding hearings. And that's in the Intelligence Committee. That's going to happen around Thanksgiving. And then they have several weeks to draft and debate articles of impeachment. And then there's a possible House vote on impeachment before Christmas. That's if everything goes without getting derailed.

And if he is impeached, however, he will almost certainly be acquitted by a Republican-led Senate. Yep. And I mean, sadly, we live in an era where everything has to be produced and televised in order for people to care. So when that impeachment trial happens and it's all over TV, I think America will finally realize their president is a crook. I hope so.

All right. Well, that is your Front Page News. All right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up right now. Maybe you had a horrible night. Maybe you hated Halloween.

Or maybe you had a great time and you feel blessed. Maybe you got a candy hangover, bro. I got a sugar high right now. Not that much candy, huh? I did, man. Too much candy. I tried not to overdo it. I had two little packets of candy corn.

I had a little package of jelly beans. I had this little orange chewy candy. What else did I have? I had a bunch. Kit Kats and Reese's Pieces. All right. And then my wife made this trail mix with Chex and Reese's Pieces in it. My, I couldn't stop eating that stuff, man.

All right. Well, get it off your chest. Phone lines are open. 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,

we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Crystal, good morning. Good morning, everyone. Charlamagne, Angela. Peace Queen. Good morning. Get it off your chest. Good morning. I wanted Charlamagne, Angela. Peace Queen. Good morning. Get it off your chest. Good morning.

Hey, so I wanted to call in because I had a great Halloween. I'm a single mom, so I work all the time. However, yesterday I was able to take my kids to the Turtleback Zoo in West Orange. And we had a great time. You know, the kids enjoyed it. So I just wanted to share that with you all. And I hope you guys have a great morning. Okay.

Thank you so much. That's nice. Hello. Who's this? Hi, it's Elizabeth. Hey, Elizabeth. Get it off your chest. Yes, I've been having six o'clock into work at almost six in the morning for the last week, and I'm just sick of it.

I'm not a morning person. They know this, but they keep scheduling me like this, so. Oh, man. At least you got a job. What time you have to be there? I have to be at work at 6.30. Okay. All right, well, enjoy your day.

But then you have the rest of the day free, right? At least you got a job, mama. No, I work like 12 hours, so. Damn. All right, well, sorry to hear that. Hello, miss. Early bird gets the worm. Yeah, right.

Hello? Hey, this is Jay. Hey, Jay, get it off your chest. Hello, who is this? The early bird gets the worm. Yeah, right. Hello? Hey, this is Jay. Hey, Jay, get her off your chest. Hey, how you doing? Good morning, Angelique. Good morning, DJ Envy, Charlemagne the God. What's up, bro? Good morning.

Now, Charlemagne, man, I got a bone to pick with you, man. Pick my bone. Man, matter of fact, it's about your bone, man. Why you be out here telling people that you got an average penis, man? That's a whole lie. Whoa. How do you know? How do you know I don't have an average penis, sir? Well, you

be saying, I don't know, but here's my thing. If you got, if you, what you say is, because you talking about your penis size all the time, sir. If it is with that size that you say. Tell me my measurements. No, no, no, no, no, no. Tell me my measurements, sir. Come on. Let me know that you listen. Tell me. Hey, man.

Look, man, you be talking about, all I know is you be saying seven or something, man. Come on. Let me know that you listen. Tell me. Hey, man. Look, man, you be talking about how I know you be saying seven or something, man. Seven inches, three-fourth. Eight when it's warm out. About two and a half inches of girth, maybe three. Anything else you need to know? No, no, no. That's true. That's a lie because the world average is about 5.5, sir.

Why you be out here raising women's expectations? Oh, so you telling me I'm above average? Hey, man, I'm just telling you the fact, man. I appreciate you, King. I needed that boost of confidence this morning. Thank you, King. You know what I'm saying? It's kind of weird, man.

I appreciate that. No, it don't sound weird. That's the problem. Y'all think stuff like this is weird. Brothers can have these kind of... I can raise their expectations, man. That's all I'm saying. You don't have girls thinking a seven-something

and eight-something is average when that's not true. Sir, I don't care what girls think because black men don't cheat. I have a beautiful wife at home. And to me, it's average. I've been hearing about it. Black men don't cheat. I was with my girl for about a year now, man.

So I'm with you on that. Well, thank you for that confidence boost this morning, sir. I appreciate you thinking my penis size is above average. That's real. I'm just odd that he was thinking about it. But get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this.

Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There's 55 gallons of water for 500 I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There's 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of

Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. The Waikana tried my country. My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Bullets. We need help!

We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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

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Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself, and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves. For self-preservation and protection, it was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay.

Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,

or wherever you get your podcasts. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Colin from Brooklyn. Hey, what's up?

Get it off your chest, bro. All right, so I saw the interview with Amanda Sills with you and Charlamagne. And I kind of think that you guys weren't being totally honest with the girl. What should we have said? Well, I think Amanda Sills definitely has emotional instability. I think that she has this narcissistic attitude about her.

And I also think that she she believes she is living her truth, but her truth isn't what's real in the real world. Her truth isn't reality, so to speak. So I think that, Charlamagne, you are definitely kind of being diplomatic with your words. Let me ask you a question. How do you know what somebody's truth is? If you don't live with a person every day, if you're not in that person's head,

if you're not the person staring back in the mirror, how do you know what a person's truth is? Well, her behavior is public knowledge. Yeah, but that don't mean her public behavior is not her truth, though. Your truth is what you do when nobody's looking. Your truth is what you see when you're looking back at yourself in the mirror. Your truth is what's in your head. Like, you know who you are.

Okay, a person can say that they are whoever, right? Their words can be or can tell you that they can be like the son of God, but their behavior could dictate something else. So based on what Amanda Seale's behavior is, on what we see, on what is reported to us, we can ultimately determine the type of individual. No, that is very far from the truth. That's just perception. Perception is not reality.

So I go back to my original question. How do you know what somebody's truth is? You don't. Okay, okay, okay. I'll break it down very easily for you. Donald Trump says that he is the most perfect human being in the world. But based on his behavior, based on what is reported to us, we can say he's a liar. We can say he reported to us, we can say he's a liar. We can say he's a cheat.

We can say he's a fraud. So a person can say anything. I don't live with Donald Trump, nor do you. Yeah, but we still don't know what that man's truth is. To say you know what somebody's truth is is a hell of a statement, my brother. Because you really don't unless you're that person. It's Friday, bro. It's Friday.

That is the truth. It is Friday. It's Friday. I can't. I can't. I'm sorry. It's Friday. I like this discussion because I don't know why we think that we know what people's reality is.

Everybody, all we see from people is the perception that they show us. But it's Friday. It's Friday. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's your name? Hello, what's going on? It's Mario, man. I'm from South Carolina. Charlamagne was good. What's this? Hey, what's your name? Oh, what's going on? It's Mario, man. I'm from South Carolina.

Charlamagne was good. What's happening? What part of South Carolina are you from, King? Georgetown, King. Okay, that's right by Myrtle Beach. I used to float through Georgetown often.

Yeah, right between Myrtle Beach and Charleston. Charlamagne, I'm kind of upset with you guys. Talk to me, sir. Real quick, I sent my organization up there. It was the Georgetown

mentor group. It was about 50 young men. I couldn't come because I had to work. I remember I took a picture with all of them and gave them a copy of one of my books. Exactly, man. So the next week, I had to come up there, right? So I sent you the same email telling you I was a restaurant owner. You know what I'm saying?

I was a two-year veteran or whatever, and I created a source from the mud. You know what I'm saying? So I sent you the email. You never responded back. So what I did, you know what I'm saying? Tyhane Commodore was my friend, whatever like that. You know what I'm saying? So I sent you an email, you never responded back. So what I did, you know what I'm saying, Tyhane Commodore was my friend, whatever, like that, you know what I'm saying? Who? Tyhane Commodore.

Oh, okay. Fresh out, ain't nothing to go back. Oh, fresh out, ain't nothing to go back. So who's the Mr. Commodore? I came up there, you know what I'm saying, did my running round, did my New York thing, whatever, promo, whatever, and he was able to get me up there where I am, easy on Sunday, sit down, I am easy, show me crazy love. I left you, Envy, and Angelia Bottle, and he was able to get me up there where I am easy on Sunday, sit down. I am easy, show me crazy love.

I left you, Envy, and Angelia a bottle. And I left you my number, my card, everything. You still ain't get back at me, King. I didn't get none of that, King. You know this is a black radio station. F*** it still. I ain't get none of that. If you left a bottle up here, I guarantee you they took that bottle

and threw everything else away, so there would be no evidence. I didn't get none of that. So guess what? I'm coming up there this Sunday for a wedding in Brooklyn. Can I stop by the station and personally hand you a bottle? Me and my family,

I'm married to three kids, bro. You know what I'm saying? They hand you a bottle. I'm not here on Sundays, but you can come Monday morning. That's what I'm saying. I'm leaving now Monday morning. Oh, yeah, pull up.

Just say less. Say less. Oh, boy. And one of the funniest comedians coming out, man, is my homeboy Taheem Commodore and my man Nate Green out of Atlanta. Y'all check out for him, man. Follow me on. I'm going to tell you this.

I'm going to tell you this, bro. I'm going to be honest with you. He tells you to pull up. But Charlamagne gets here at 5.59. The show starts at 6. So don't expect conversation. Yeah, I mean, but we can work that out. I'm going to be there first thing in the morning, bro.

I'm leaving to go out to South Carolina, so I'm leaving first thing in the morning. So I'll be there. It's nothing, man. That's light work. I'm a military guy, man. I served in two wars. All right, King.

All right, bro. Yeah, don't be like the old guy who came this morning who I'm looking at his picture now. He's dressed in a suit with a sign that says Charlemagne the God around his neck. Yeah. You see this? I seen him.

I told you. This is crazy. All right. How about somebody paid him to give me something? Yeah, I got his card, his license plate number just in case. What the hell is wrong with people? This is weirdo. Yes. The dude got on a suit with a sign that

says Charlemagne Tha God around his neck. It's 5 in the morning, bro. Alright. Get it off your chest. I'm telling you. 800-585-1051. We got rumors on the way, Ye? Yes, we are going to talk about Eminem. He has a new book coming out and it's a sequel to his previous book. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Ah. Morning, everybody. It's The Breakfast Club. DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. Let's get to these rumors.

Let's talk Megan Thee Stallion. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's The Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Stallion. Well, Meg The Stallion is finally going to have her full length project and that's going to come out in 2020. She said she is finally ready to commit to an album. Can't wait for that. And she was talking to NPR. And another thing she talked about was basically how she has altered egos and she plans to introduce some more of those.

So like Stally and Megan Thee Stallion are the same person. So right now the only personas that I've introduced are Megan Thee Stallion, Tina Snow, and Hot Girl Meg. So are you saying there's more? Yes. How many more will we meet? My next project, I will be introducing A new lady So uh

Just be ready for that Her name is Sugar She's like besties With Tina Snow Oh my god That's a problem A big problem It's so weird

When artists like Meg Say they are dropping Debut albums It's like whether you know it Or not Those projects you dropped Already were your first projects Like I always wonder

How they approach Like the first album As Like, I always wonder how they approach, like, the first album as opposed to, like, the first project, whatever they call it. I can't call it a mixtape no more, but whatever they call it. Yeah, I don't know either. That first body of work. Alright, well, in addition to that, she talks about just being a hottie and how you're supposed to turn other people

into hotties, too. And what that means is just being confident. And she said, if you see someone who's not quite confident, you gotta be the hottie to gas up your friend. I feel her on that. In addition, she said she wants to open an assisted living facility. Making A's at school finally because now I give a damn about what I'm learning

about. And then I got really successful with my rapping. So now I want to take my rapper money and I want to like start my own assisted living facilities in Houston because I see what it looks like when you got your grandparents trying to take care of your great grandparents. So I know other people must be going through that, too. So I'm like, yeah, I'm going to use my degree to do this. That's dope.

A lot of money in that. I was on a plane with a guy who builds assisted living facilities. And he was telling me it's like a few years ago. He was telling me that they was building one on Route 4. Remember what it was over there? The TikTok Diner, I think it was. Yeah, TikTok was like a few years ago, he was telling me that they was building one on Route 4. Remember what it was? Route 4, yeah. Was it over there, the TikTok Diner, I think it was? Yeah, TikTok Diner. Route 4 Diner. And it's up now. Like when you pass by there, you see it.

Really? Yeah. Alright, well it looks like she might be single now too. She had posted, I don't even chase liquor, why would I chase the M-Ware? I'm the type to pull your cars solo. M-Ware, please don't bet me. And he had put on his social media money bag. Yo, cause that was her boyfriend.

Ain't no stripper in the world that can say they F with me or having my baby. Stop with the cap. All the money in the world can't control all of these rumors. And then he put up another Instagram story. He said, was never my bitch. Rap game full of smoke and mirrors. It was all publicity. Don't believe the hype.

Been with the same bitch 10 years through the ups and downs before the come out. World might not know it, but the city Memphis do. Real rap, no cap. I'm stuck on the fact that Meg says she don't even chase liquor. Because that's a good point. Because I've never even seen her drink liquor. She always making somebody else drive the boat. No, she does too.

She does? Yeah, yeah, yeah. She does too. I've never seen her do it. Yeah, she definitely does. But yeah, it's a saying. All right. Now, Eminem.

There's a new book coming out, Not Afraid, The Evolution of Eminem. And Anthony Boza is writing this book. He wrote this book. He actually wrote Eminem's book, Whatever You Say I Am, The Life and Times of Eminem as well. So it should be pretty interesting. The preface is done by LL Cool J. He was Eminem's first childhood hero and inspiration. And he talks about their initial meeting back in 1999.

And Ella had told Eminem that he was impressed by his line, How can I be white? I don't even exist, from his song Role Model. He said, I think it took him by surprise. He said, we can't ignore the level that his career has gone to simply because he's white. So that is in the preface of Eminem's new book that's coming out. They talk about him being addicted to fast food in the middle of his drug abuse and gaining all that weight and eating McDonald's and Taco Bell every day. He got up to between 200 and 230 pounds during that time.

Who's ignoring Eminem's career, though? Who has ever done that? What do you mean? And then you say LL said you can't ignore his career because he's white? He said we can't ignore the level that his career has gone to simply because he's white, not that you ignore his career. I guess a lot of people try to say, well, the only reason that he's... He's big because he's white.

Or like that he's not that lyrical or he's not that dope. And they bring that up all the time. Nobody's ever said that. He's always been known as a super lyrical person. But, you know, we're just not going to let him Elvis the culture. Like when Brian Grazer was up here and he was like, hip-hop didn't become acceptable, basically, until Eminem. Eminem made it acceptable?

No, we're not doing that. No, that was... We're not going to do that. All right, now, the Game was on stage performing at a concert this weekend, as you know, and the news has been saying that he has to pay $7.13 million to Priscilla Rainey, who accused him of sexually assaulting her back in 2015. Now, the judge had previously said that the game isn't taking this case seriously and that he evaded process, trolled her on social media, dodged a settlement conference and did not bother to show up at trial. And that's how he ended up losing.

Well, here's what he said on stage. Everybody got something to say. This is that I don't give a **** got something to say. They're stabbed. I don't give a f*** about none of that. I'm me. I've been shot at, stabbed, fought, f***ing suing me, n***a. Today I read on the internet, f***er, they said I lost $7 million. F***, what am I doing now?

Is Popeye's hiring? I don't give a f*** about that, f***er, b***h. Y'all got to stop believing what y'all see on the internet. All right, so that is his response to everything that's going on right now. Does he owe $7 million or he doesn't owe $7 million? I think the lawsuit said $7 million. I don't think Game will ever pay $7 million. He'll file bankruptcy and kind of do the same things everybody else in that gets sued does. Drop on the clues, Bonds, for the game.

I feel him. Your thoughts become things. You have to speak things into existence. I don't owe nobody no $7 million. What the hell is she talking about? That's a lie. I don't owe anybody $7 million. That's a goddamn lie.

Did he just not show up to court? Because that's really how you get a default. I don't know what you're talking about. Why would I come to court for something that I don't even owe? I don't owe nobody no money. I'm going to try that the next time the IRS say I owe some money. I don't owe you no money. What the hell is wrong with you?

What are you talking about? Don't believe everything the IRS tells you? Word. Don't believe everything you see on the internet? I owe some money. I don't owe you no money. You don't owe money? What the hell is wrong with you? What you talking about? Don't believe everything the IRS tells you? Word. Don't believe everything you see on the internet? I'm just joking. Mr. IRS man, I'll pay you all your money. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your rumor report.

All right. When we come back, front page news, what are we talking about? We are going to talk about our Brooklyn Nets. We'll talk about Kevin Durant and hear what he has to say about leaving and coming to Brooklyn and who played a key role in that situation. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now, in NFL, last night the 49ers won. Their record is now 8-0. What else we got, Yeezy? We'll talk about Kevin Durant.

Now, he was talking on First Take on ESPN, and he was discussing his free agency decision, what made him decide to leave the Golden State Warriors for the Brooklyn Nets in free agency. And let me tell you what one of the factors were. Draymond knew that he was out of line. And as men men we talked about it and everybody around tried to get us to you know mend it fast because of the season

and we wanted to win but like he had this process on how he wanted to handle things and I respected that and I had my process and we just eventually we came together last question on this subject just to be clear did that play a role in you leaving Golden State a little bit yeah for sure I respect it's. I respect it. He's honest. I respect it. You're having issues with a team member and you're in the last year of your contract and you're a viable franchise player like KD, you bounce.

Don't trip. Don't complain. Absolutely. Yeah, there's plenty of options out there. Absolutely. All right. Now let's talk about the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was talking about the vote to approve that resolution that will get that impeachment process going. On this vote, the

yeas are 232. The nays are 196. I don't know why the Republicans are afraid of the truth. All right. In addition to that, she was saying that this is not anything personal against Donald Trump. It's business. It's a sad day because nobody comes to Congress to impeach a president of the United States. No one. We urge Senator McConnell to stop saying all we're doing is impeaching. And we sent him scores of very important bills, hundreds of pieces of legislation, which he, as the Grim reaper has refused to act upon this isn't

about anything personal with the president it isn't about politics it isn't about partisanship it's about patriotism now donald trump had tweeted out that this is the greatest witch hunt ever and yeah so he still thinks this is something that's just personally against him the greatest witch hunt in american history but now that this has happened what's next well if things go according to plan and things don't get derailed then the next phases could happen pretty quickly that means that next up is the judiciary judiciary committee would have several weeks to draft and debate articles of impeachment after some public fact-finding hearings that had happened around Thanksgiving. And then after that, there's a possible House vote on impeachment before Christmas.

But then you still have to deal with the Republican-led Senate, which will almost certainly acquit him. I mean, this is not a witch hunt. Donald Trump is a criminal. His administration is criminal. That's why so many members of his administration are in prison. And he would be, too, if he wasn't president. But sadly, we live in an era where everything has to be produced and televised in order for people to care. So when that impeachment trial happens and it's all over TV, America will finally realize their president is a criminal.

Unless they just want to die delusional. No, he's a criminal. And here's some information for you guys about the biggest restaurant change and how they scored on their antibiotic use. In other words, you know how they give antibiotics to animals to keep them healthy while they fatten them up for slaughter. We're not supposed to have antibiotics in our food. We should make sure that doesn't happen. And here's how they scored.

All right. With the F score, which means that there's a lack of action in reducing the use of beef raised with antibiotics, the stores that changed it got an F were Panda Express, IHOP, Chili's, Dairy Queen, Jack in the Box, Arby's, Little Caesars, also Olive Garden, Sonic, Applebee's, Domino's, Burger King, Starbucks, Pizza Hut, and Buffalo Wild Wings. With a D score is Wendy's and Taco Bell. With a C is McDonald's and Subway. And the only two restaurants fast food chain scoring an A was Chipotle and Panera.

Just so you know. So Chipotle and Panera are the only people not adding antibiotics to their food, basically. Yes, they're pretty much leaders using antibiotic-free beef and chicken. Okay. All right. Well, that is your front page news. Gotta know what you're putting in your body, right? Imagine if an animal has antibiotics in it.

What's that going to do for your body? Right. Okay. Well, listen, today's show is all Philly everything, right? All Philly everything. Before we get to that, I just want to say happy birthday again to Eddie F. He's our producer. He's from Philly.

He's from Philly. He's 50 years old. And, Eddie, you know how cheap Charlemagne is. Charlemagne is going to be paying for everybody's breakfast this morning, which I thought was dope. Thank you, Charlemagne. Oh, no, I'm not. What happened was.

So we're ordering. We're not going to the deli on the dining. We're going to the Roxy Hotel. What happened was. We're getting some good food this morning. One of my little nieces. So I appreciate it. One of my little nieces, Taylor, she's from Philly as well.

She was ordering Roxy, so I ordered. And then I came in here and I asked Eddie if he wanted some. But Drom's sitting there Looking all sad With that nasty little beard So I couldn't just say I couldn't just act like Drom wasn't sitting there Right

So then I asked Drom Right And then Dan walked in While they was talking about it So now I gotta ask Dan Right So it's just like I appreciate it

So thank you And we're gonna be ordering a lot I want No I want avocado toast I want chicken sausage You're not on this Yes I am No no no Well thank you so much And when going to be ordering a lot. I want avocado toast. I want chicken sausage. You're not on this. Yes, I am.

Well, thank you so much. And when we come back, Patty LaBelle will be joining us. We're going to kick it with Patty. You're not hot today with all that wool on your head. You got a wool hat and your hair plugs. No, it's not hair plugs. You're not hot, bro. No, it's not.

It ain't that cold in the city today. It's not, man. You got a wool hat and you got your wool little hair plugs. It's not hot, bro. You better stop with the hair plugs because people are starting to believe you, man. They should. No, it's not. Okay.

All right. When we come back and thank you for the breakfast again. Patti LaBelle, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed?

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before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building.

The queen, Patti LaBelle. What's happening, queen? I'm wonderful. Everything's good. Well, you have a lot of great things going on. I saw you have your dumpling, frozen dumpling line with Stratus. Oh, right. I do, from the Chop House.

Yes. That's our spot. And I saw you were there the other day, too. I stay there. Yeah, I love their food, the fried lobster. Amazing. You don't play so well. And the chicken satays or whatever they Yeah, I love their food, the fried lobster. Amazing. Chicken satays or whatever they're called. Chicken satay, yep.

I love it all. So you went and had the dumplings and like, okay, we got to do a frozen food line. Yes. So I'm loving what I'm doing and the frozen other foods too. The soul food? Yeah, that is out in some Walmarts and not in others.

So people have to say, we want Patty's dinners. Because you don't have to cook dinner anymore because I got the macaroni, greens, black-eyed peas, corn, okra, tomatoes, two types of cornbread, and something else. Anyway, so you have— Like your mouth started watering. Like you don't eat your food all the time. Your mouth started watering. You didn't describe it. No, I eat it.

And the macaroni pulls like pizza, like six cheeses. You wait until you taste it. That sounds good. And so you don't have to cook anymore and you have my desserts for later. So you just cook and chill. You don't have to prepare.

Just put it in the microwave or the oven. I trust Patty's cooking because sometimes that frozen macaroni and cheese could not be, it'd be like watery. Watch, watch. So I'm like,

I'll trust the Patty LaBelle mac and cheese. Trust. I don't lie. And I have to put my name on it so be like watery. Watch, watch. And that, so I'm like, I'll trust a Patti LaBelle mac and cheese. Trust, I don't lie. And I have to put my name on it so you know I can't be embarrassed. So you're never not cooking? I'm always cooking. Yeah, you and I talked the other day on the phone, you was in the kitchen. Right, I stay in the kitchen. I love cooking.

Yeah, that's what I do on my time off. Is that like, does that motivate you still? No, it relaxes me. And that's when I get my chill moment when I'm cooking. If you ever need to relax over here, feel free. I'll come over. Do you have a kitchen? Yes. Do you have a kitchen? We can build one for you.

I promise you I would make you all happy. It's almost Thanksgiving time. Your Thanksgiving dinner is a legendary, right? Everybody want to get invited? Yeah, and everybody will be invited. Do you always... We got invited one year. We didn't go. We all got invited one year.

We didn't go. Oh, right. You were invited, yes. Yeah, we were invited one year. Do you always look extravagant in the morning like that? I remember... The reason I ask,

we were flying... I don't know where we were flying from. Oh, I remember. It was like 5 in the morning. Right? And we were going through security at 4 in the morning

and Patty looked just like... just walked down the runway. And I'm like, there's no way Patty could look this fly. What'd you look like? I look crazy. I look a hot mess. I didn't want to speak to her. No, he had a hoodie on. And so low and to my door, I said, there he goes.

I said, ooh. So I had to fluff up, but I was already fluffed. Hey. No, because I don't want people catching me wrong. No. So I stay dressed. So even when you wake up and you got a flight that early in the morning, you... I usually sleep in the face and the hair.

There you go. And wake up. I know you bought food. Yeah. Oh, my goodness. There's my stuff. This is what I'm doubting about. I sleep in the hair.

Wow. And that's when you got to sleep and you can't move your head to the right or to the left. Let me see. Is it hot? If it's too hot, you going to blow it for me? What did we tell you about that? This ain't no frozen macaroni. I promise.

This is good. Come on now. I know it's good. No, I have to say. I got some too. But guess what? I am never going to be embarrassed about the food I put out to the public because my name is on it and I cook my face off. So I can pretend I made this.

That's what I'm saying. Put it in an aluminum pan. People won't know that you didn't do it. Yeah, you're about to have a lot of guys. I'm saving y'all. I'm saving the ladies and the men. No. Tell me the truth.

Miss LaBelle, you never take a day off from looking good? You never got caught slipping? Never. Really? That's crazy. Never. No, not even in my supermarket. Bro, it was 4 in the morning, and she was to the T heels and everything.

So when you were in the supermarket, you wear heels and the hair and everything? I wear baby pumps in the supermarket. Baby pumps. I can't do these six inches like this right here. This is so good. Okay. Now, I saw you at Tyler Perry's event as well for his studio. You were there?

Oh, no, I saw pictures. I wasn't there. Oh, wasn't there? I loved your dress. Thank you. Thank you, honey. So what was that feeling like for you to be there? I felt like a queen invited.

Because he invited me. Oh, the invitation. You know about the invitation, right? Yep. You open it and it says Miss Patti LaBelle. You were invited to my whatever. And I said, oh, I'm one of the chosen. And of course, you cannot not go.

You have to go. Yes. And I went. And it was like seeing him from a car to heaven because that's how he used to you know live in that car and he has the world now and he's still giving you know so i'm happy for tyler and and i i was just saying his mother's not here to see all of this because his mother was his his lady And he's amazing. He's amazing. Are you a believer?

Of course. What you think? Yeah. I believe, honey. I do believe. So you saw, you envisioned yourself in this being who you are now? I prayed. And I've been blessed, you know, and touched by angels.

And because there was a time in my life when I thought I was going to leave the planet, you know, just not, I was going to die. Mm-hmm. I did, like, four or five years ago. But you were sick or something? I wasn't sick. I was just special. Yeah.

I just was going through vocal things. I thought my voice had left me. My son kept saying, Mom, your voice is still here and strong. But for me, it wasn't like I needed it to be. Mm-hmm. And all of a sudden, it came back. But it came back at the age of 75. My voice came back like I was 40.

I was 71 when it came back. Wow. I guess. Did you do anything for that to happen? Nothing. No, I was just living a good life. And all of a sudden, you're this closed up for me. You know, and I have to be honest, because some people were at those shows

when my voice was like, let's pray Could have been that bad Let's pray for Patty No, I'm not lying, I know my son's gonna get mad at me Telling this, but to me It wasn't what it should have been What it could have been So I lost some of it, but it's back now

You wanted to die because you felt like you couldn't sing no more? No, nobody wants to die But I just felt like people were going to start throwing eggs at me on stage and stuff like that. And that if I wasn't doing this, I might pass, you know, because this is my life. Right. You lose something that you love and that makes it feel like something. It makes you nervous

saying, you know, is it going to come back? Is it going to come back? And it did. Right. Because I have a lot of peers whose voices, they left and they never came back. So who am I not to be touched by that sad bug? What about your peers who passed? When you see Ms. Franklin and Diane Carroll, did that make you feel closer?

Closer to what? I don't want to say it. Yeah. No. No, it's just that they were going through something. You know, and sometimes Aretha was going through things that people didn't even probably know she was dealing with. You know, and Diane Carroll, I mean, losing her also. It's like, everybody's going too soon,

but I plan to stay for at least 100 more years. Okay. I don't see why not. If you're still eating fried lobster, you good. Oh, right, right, right. I can't wait to try them chicken and biscuits, though. Oh, the chicken and biscuits, and then the dumplings from the chop house, right, right, right. I can't wait to try them chicken and biscuits, though. Oh, the chicken and biscuits, and then the dumplings from the chop house, right? The fried lobster.

I'm going to have something else coming out, too. Food Rise and Beverage Wise and stuff like that. Can you give us a little spoiler? And I have a new double crust peach cobbler that just came out. Okay. Okay. Right in time for Thanksgiving. And you can get it at Walmart.

They have it at Walmart. How about that? Say it again. You can get it at Walmart. And if they don't about that? Say it again You can get it at Walmart And if they don't have it At your local Walmart You better tell them You better tell somebody

You better ask somebody To say get it in your store Because we love Patty's food Alright we have more With Miss Patty LaBelle When we come back Don't move It's the Breakfast Club

Good morning It's DJ Envy Angela Yee Charlamagne Tha Guy We are the Breakfast Club We're still kicking it With Patty LaBelle Now I will always love, Whitney Houston's song.

I heard that you were supposed to take care of your song. Oh, my goodness. Oh, you're saying you always love me? Yeah, yeah. I thought you were supposed to take care of it. I heard that was supposed to be your song. Dolly Parton, a long time ago, said, Patti, I want you to cover this song. And so I said, of course, yes, because I love this song.

But then something happened. And the movie came, Whitney killed it, and I'm still sitting. But then something happened. The movie came. Whitney killed it. And I'm still sitting. So it was supposed to be your song? Yeah. Wow. You were talking to Whitney about that? Like, Whitney, that was supposed to be your song.

No. No, I was happy she did it because she did a phenomenal job. But I still want to do it. On a competitive level, you'd be like, I could have killed that better than her. No way. Stop it, Charlamagne. I don't do like that. No, she killed it. She did. Okay,, Charlamagne. I don't do like that. No, she killed it.

She did. Okay, she slayed it. I can do my job on it, but not like her. No, not like her. You don't ever feel that way when you get on the stage with some of the other women? You're like, let me make sure they know who the queen is real quick. Never. Wow.

No. Why should I? Yeah, because you're you. You know, yeah, I don't like, I love competition, but I don't like to show off. But it just comes out because I have this big old voice. And she comes out when she wants. And there's room for everybody because I'm sure it means so much for younger artists to have Patti LaBelle be like. You know how many young artists are like my daughters and sons?

You know, like Fantasia and Jennifer Hudson. Oh, Jennifer and I are talking about my life back in the day when Aretha Franklin was back in my day because she's portraying Aretha in this new movie. So she called me and said she wants me to talk to her about back in the day times just to give her some kind of insight on how we lived and how we rolled back in the day. Did you and Aretha really not get along? No, that's such a lie. No, no. We got along, you know,

and I think she was going through something when everybody saw that moment. The video when she was walking out. At the White House. Yeah, but I think she was not well that day. And I took the high road, and I loved on her even more after that. Because I didn't know.

I know you have some amazing stories, though. Oh, I do. Yeah, I have a lot of stories. A lot I'll keep to myself. You don't feel like it's your duty kind of just to share? To tell you? Yeah, because I think that's history. We need to hear some of that.

There's so many things that I wish I could tell, but God don't like ugly. I can't tell. I mean, it could be positive things, too. Oh, there's a lot of positives. Yeah, that we've never heard before that we would love to hear. Yeah, let me get my book ready. You got to write a book one day, right? I have, but I'll write another one.

My life life. Yeah. You also did the Black Lady Sketch Show, which I love that you were on there. Oh, I just saw it the other day with my background singer. How did they approach you for that? How did that happen? Because I was like, that's amazing. I just called my son and said, we would love

your mother to do this HBO special. And I found out what it was. It was my singing on my own for the whole time, destroying this little girl's mind. Yeah, but I was happy to be asked to do that. And I'm doing a Hallmark movie

that comes out December 20th with Holly Robinson-Pete. I play her auntie. Family Christmas, right? Huh? It's called Family Christmas? Oh, you know. That's what it's called. We do our homework a bit. I'm only messing with you this day. Yeah. That's what it's called.

I sound like I'm my own still hiss today, though, because, like, if you're going through something, that is a painful song to listen to. Isn't it sad? Yeah. I mean, really sad but true. You're on your own, boo. You're on your own.

And those are things that are timeless. Like, when you can hear something and be like, I'm so hurt. There's certain songs you listen to when you're going through a breakup, like a breakup playlist. That's definitely on the breakup playlist. Oh, of course. Yes, I'm so hurt. There's certain songs you listen to when you're going through a breakup, like a breakup playlist. That's definitely on the breakup playlist. Oh, of course. Yes, it has to be. Oh, and something else.

Did you know I was supposed to do Nobody's Supposed to Be Here by Deborah Cox? Wow. That's another good breakup. I know. Montel Jordan wrote it and called me and played it over the phone. And I said, ooh, I don't like that song, Montel.

He said, what? I said, I just don't feel it song montel he said what i said i just don't feel it maybe it's not my time to listen to music sometimes you have that thing in your life where music just doesn't settle in your ear right and after i didn't do it and deborah did it i slapped myself but it was her beginning so i was happy i let it go because deborah got a chance to show how fierce she is who do you think the best vocalist of all time is? Aretha Franklin. What makes her the best?

She just has something from God that nobody has. Over Whitney? Yeah. I mean, Aretha Franklin, let's look. She's the voice of life. Nobody can sing like Aretha Franklin. Nobody can sing like Whitney Houston. You know, so I'll put them on two different levels.

Right. And Aretha's my queen. Yeah. We were supposed to do a duet before she passed. Three months before she died, she called me and we talked. And we talked about back in the day. She used to remind me of times when we were in Detroit at the club. I said, girl, what club?

So I don't remember the club, but I remember we did hang. I mean, it was a good night if you don't remember. It was a good night. And so I said, I want to record a song with you. She said, let's do it, Patty. She really wanted to sing a duet with me. Why did y'all never do that when y'all was, like, younger? That's wild.

I don't know. I don't know. I had to wait until I turned 80, 90, 100 years old like I am now to say let's do a duet. Did you know what the song was going to be already? No, we had no clue. So I said, what song would you like to sing? Anything with you, Patty. I mean, we had a good relationship that most people think we fought.

And like Diana Ross, people thought we fought. There's like so many ladies out there who hmm, well some are, some are, some are. Some I can't talk about. Some of them you really didn't get along with. Oh, of course. No, they didn't get along with me.

I don't know why but they didn't. And I said, I pray for you. Because I'm loving on you. Every didn't And I said I pray for you Yeah Because I'm loving on you Every chance I get Sometimes I love to a fault Real hard

And then somebody Slaps me again in my face I said Okay that's the last chance They say when somebody Shows you who they are You should just believe them Believe it

Yeah Right And I do When did you get to that point Where you just realized Like you know what I'm just gonna love on y'all. Because it couldn't have always been like that.

It had to be a time when you were like, I'm going to snatch her wig. Especially coming up in this business. It's a tough business to be in. I don't really know when it happened, but I do know when I've had enough, you know, of this and me and all that kind of stuff. So I just, like I said, I kept praying for them. I was cool. Right.

Yeah. How did the dissing work back then? Was it behind the scenes? Like they would see? In my face. Really? Are How did the dissing work back then? Was it behind the scenes? Like they would see? In my face. Really? Are you serious? Back then.

Back then. Even today. What? In my face diss. Yeah. Nobody dissing you now. Honey. Yes, they are.

Come on, queen. Yes, they are, darling queen. Yes, they are. They can't diss. They didn't say. It's not what they say. It's what they don't say. Like I'm loving on you, hugging you and stuff, and you're, like, backing away from me.

It happened two weeks ago. And I said, okay. What? Two weeks ago? A singer? A singer. Younger or older? Younger.

Really? Uh-huh. Who is it? You've got to tell me who that is so I can give her a donkey. No way. No, you'll see soon. You'll see?

Wait, wait, hold on. I'm making a movie of people who diss me. No, you are not. Yes, diss me. No, you are not. Yes, I am. No, you're not. I promise you. It's called Patty's Sad Days.

Really? Really. Why would I lie? You gonna name names? Yeah. You've said that three times in this interview. I don't lie. I don't, but I'm gonna say names.

Wow. How are you gonna hate on me? Give us a hint, though. Give us a little bit of a hint. No way. I can't give you a hint because you'll know. Male or female? Oh, actually, two years ago, one of the biggest girls dissed me big time.

I said, hi. Walking in the hallway. We were doing a BET special. Uh-oh. That heifer looked at me and walked away. Get out of here. Patty Goldberg, heifer. Who is this heifer?

I can't tell you yet. Watch my movie. She's still one of the biggest. You really do? No, she's huge. She's huge. Even now? Yes. Beyonce. No way. That's my yet. Watch my movie. She's still one of the biggest. You really doing a movie? No, she's huge. She's huge. Even now? Yes.

Beyonce. No, wait, that's my baby. I saw you. No, she's like my daughter. Huh? Rihanna? Rihanna. No, that's my other little girl.

Hey, who else big then? White or black? She's black. Huh? And big? They're black. The ladies who dance snake. It was a group?

No, a girl. A solo singer. All of them. Okay? Who bigger than Beyonce and Rihanna? I don't know who's in that line. No, a girl. A solo singer. Okay? She's bigger than Beyonce and Rihanna. I don't know who's in that line. Okay, forget it. Rapper, singer.

Rapper, singer, dancer. Rapper, singer, dancer. Nicki Minaj? Chef. Nicki Minaj? You said chef? No. Chef.

Rapper, singer, dancer, chef. Come on, y'all. Earn your money. Come on. Rapper, singer, dancer. We don't know who it is. Get my movie. Watch my movie. No, Lizzo. That's another baby. R on, y'all. Earn your money. Come on. We don't know who it is. Get my movie. Watch my movie.

No, Lizzo, that's another baby. Rapper, singer, dancer, chef. Who's cooking? Figure it out. Figure it out and when I come back to this show,

you'll all know. So clearly they was mad that your pie's hitting better than theirs. They don't think pie's hitting better. Must be the food. There was somebody

who was a little upset about that. Really? Honestly. You can't hate on Patty. No, I like to fill your minds with trying to figure stuff out. You got me wanting to see this damn movie. Okay.

It's coming out next month. I've already started this movie. You're playing with us, Ms. Lavelle. That's hilarious. Why would I play with you? I love you. What network is coming on? CBS.

No, HBO. HBO. I don't know about the big Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty.

Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. Patty. HBO. I don't know about the big Patty Blayne. Patty Blayne. She's doing a whole movie of people that don't like her. No, believe me. Okay, you'll see. Who produced it?

Me. Patty Sad Days. Patty Sad Days, I produced it. And it's just a bunch of artists you're putting on blast. Because they dissed you. Yeah, because I'm 75, honey. I've been dissed all my life. So I've got to let everybody know who dissed Miss Patty Patty.

All right, we we got more with Patty LaBelle when we come back. Everybody, it's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Patty LaBelle. Charlamagne? Food business more luxurious, I mean more lucrative than the music business? Mm-mm. Not yet.

Not yet. But it will be. You made some money off them pies now. You got that right. I was blessed. I am blessed. Is there anything that you feel like you want to do that you haven't done yet? I guess get 10 billion million albums sold. You still think about stuff like that? Heck yes. Really?

Yeah, I mean, I really want to sell a lot of music. But I'm working on one now. Your legacy is priceless, though. It is. Thank you. I mean, you probably won't realize it until later on in life, but the way we see you is totally different, though. It is. Thank you. I mean, you probably won't realize it until later on in life, but the way we see you is totally different than you probably do yourself. Well, thank you. I wouldn't know you didn't sell all those albums.

Right, but I haven't. Really? You sold a lot, though. But guess what? It doesn't really bother me, but I would like to have that on my wall. Right. You know, 10 million sold on this one project or something like that. But I know that I've gotten everything that God wants me to have right now.

And I'm so blessed. I can wake up in the morning with no pain, which is a blessing. So I'm going to gravitate to those 10 million albums sold on one record. Like Thriller. Yeah, right. That did 100 million. Yeah, I could do 100 million. What would that do for Patti LaBelle, though? It would just elevate my mind. Yeah, right. That did 100 million. Yeah, I could do 100 million. What would that do

for Patti LaBelle, though? It would just elevate my mind. That's all. Just for you personally. Yeah, for me. It's like a goal to do stuff like that and for me not to be looked at

as a black woman when Celine Dion might sing my song and she'll get 10 billion sales and I'll get two. Yeah, they always do that. Stuff like that. Yeah.

Yeah. Who I love also, Celine. Is Patty still dating? Are you still dating Patty? Still dating? Who I'm dating? I'm asking you. You're trying to be slick.

He's being messy. Patty's going on dates. No. He got them hair plugs now, and he's been being messy ever since. These are not hair plugs. These are real hair, Patty.

I know it. I know it, honey. Charles was in the barber with me the other day. He was in the barber shop with me. He seen me getting a haircut. The barber shop or the surgeon. One thing I knew when I was coming here, that you guys would ask any question you like,

and I will answer any question you ask me. What did you say, darling? I said, is Patty dating now? No. Are you looking for love now? No. Now, what happened to that little young boy you was dating now? Because I was hating on him.

I'm not going to lie. Some little 40-something-year-old you was dating a few years ago. Dating? I don't know. That's what they said. That's what they said. And what do you hear when you hear that? I hear hate.

I be mad. He was hating. He was hating. Don't be mad. No. We're patting over that little 40-year-old boy. That's what he said. No, no, no, no.

I have a good life, and I have a lot of great friends. You know? And some are 40, some are 30, some are 80, you know, but I'm not settled down. What you going to do with an 80-year-old man, Patty? Teach him how to see. I don't know. I don't know. But I met an 80-year-old guy last night and he was trying to flirt.

He was trying to holler. Yeah, but he was nice, a nice man. You could give him your number. I don't have a flip phone. I don't even know that phone number on the flip. No, boo. Can he come to Thanksgiving? No.

No. I said no. Well, he ain't. But I just said I met. I'm always meeting people, you know? You said something that's not that disgusting to me. Why do you have a flip phone? All these iPhones.

Why a flip phone? Give me your iPhone. Let me see. Yeah, let me see. What do you press for there? That's the camera. You're taking a selfie. Oh, never mind.

I see you now. Hey. You see me? Yes. But wait. No. I have a flip phone because my son Zuri, his wife Lona, everybody has a phone, a real phone, if I want to use it.

I have a flip phone, too. Are you serious? But this is a fancy flip. Mine is a little $10 flip. You got the one the drug dealers used to carry, and they throw away the little burner phone. Is this the one she got? No, that's a 200-page.

No, that's nice. Mine is just an old flip. It's a beeper. So how does an 80-year-old man flirt with Miss LaBelle? What does he say? He just, he talked a long time. And you were tired of it. And talking about perfume, the way I smelled the way,

because I sang last night. Your show was phenomenal, Miss LaBelle. Oh, I just love you. I've loved you for years. So I like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a compliment. Absolutely.

Where'd it go from there? I don't know. Not with me. You giving that flip phone number? Not with me. You giving that flip phone number? No. I don't even know my number.

Gosh. That's your line? That's what you be saying to get guys away from you? No, I don't say it. Let me get your number, Miss LaBelle. I don't know my number. No, I don't say nothing. No, because usually my friends are close to me and they can say something for me.

Mm-hmm. Yeah. So who ran him off last night? My friend, Mr. E, my security friend, Ephraim Holmes. Because he's real big and he can look at you wrong. And then you know you got to move on. Isn't it whack when people don't know they're talking too long? Oh, I know.

This man would never stop. God, I was trying to. Patty LaBelle, come on now. You think he listens to The Breakfast Club? Why do you guys always thinking that way? What? Ms. Patty, you is trying to... Miss Patty LaBelle, come on now. You think he listens to the breakfast club? Why do you guys always thinking that way? What? Miss Patty, you is fine now.

We all know that. I've been saying that for years. You have been and you got in trouble. Yeah, your son checked me when I did radio in Philly. What? Your son checked me one time.

Your son called up and was like, yo, stop talking about my mom like that. I said, it ain't my fault your mom a fine. He did. He called you. Yeah, you've toned it down since.

I did. I grew. Yeah, you grew, but guess what I love? The fact that you see me attractive. Absolutely. I really do. And when people say you look nice, that makes my head blow up. No, you're not nice.

You're fine. Oh, thank you. And you've been fine for a long time, and you're getting better with age. All right, Charlotte. What? What? Charlotte, you're better with age. Charlotte, it's the E. All right, now. You ain't got to talk too long, now. Come So, Mr. E, all right, now.

You ain't got to talk too long, now. Come in, E. Come in there for a minute. You got to slap a man. Have you ever checked your DMs? Did you ever slap a man? Did you check your DMs? What's slapping going on this week, baby?

Have you ever checked your DMs? Like, you know, people send you messages on DM on your Instagram. Yeah, my friends check them for me. Well, Patty got to go, guys. Oh? They said you got to go. I have to go and do a show, so I have to for me. Well, Patty got to go, guys. Oh? They said you got to go. I have to go and do a show, so I have to come back. That's right.

Or bring you to my house in Philly and cook for you all. Let's do it. I'm with that. You got your own street in Philly, too? My Patty LaBelle way. There you go. Of course, I finally got his invite to your crib. Of course he did.

He begged. He begged. He said, Patty, can you really cook? So he came and watched me make the potato salad, the macaroni, the brisket and stuff I made from scratch. I always cook. So you're invited. Let us know when we be there. Okay, Joey, you can come.

Yay, Joey. What up, Joey? Joey hype. Joey better go, Joey. Really. And now you don't even have to cook. You can just pop that in the oven. That's it.

But can I say thank you so much for this time here? Always. Thank you for coming. I've always liked to come here. Thank you. So I'll be back. Please. And then you'll come to the house.

Let us know. We'll be there. Okay. Yes, ma'am. Stop looking at me like that now, Miss Patty. Okay. I'm looking at you because I like you. He's blushing.

Because you're so nice. I mean, everybody here. I'm looking at everybody the same way. No, no, no, no you're so nice. I'm looking at everybody the same way. No, no, no, no. Don't look at them the same. Zori. Wait, no. Wait. Zori, come in here and get him.

It's the Breakfast Club. It's Patty LaBelle. Thank you, honeys. Bye. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV Angela Yee, Charlamagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Everybody's really trying to figure out who Miss Patti LaBelle was talking about. I see people saying Khalees, J-Lo, Cardi B. Ray Kwan.

He's a chef. She said a woman. Missy, Monica, Tiana Taylor. I don't know. I don't think Monica. I don't think none of those people would be disrespectful. Maybe Khalees. Khalees, maybe.

I don't know. Anyway, well, let's I don't think none of those people would be disrespectful. Maybe Khalees. Khalees, maybe. I don't know. Anyway, well, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Snoop. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On your breakfast club. So listen up. Well, Snoop Dogg was recently on a panel talking about the cannabis industry. And on that panel, he was, and this is a revolt summit, by the way, he was discussing some ways that you can make sure

that black people actually participate in the weed industry. I think it should be some sort of minority clause, the way that they do, like, in sports with the NBA and the NFL, where they make certain rules of where the minority has to get the first dibs. Like, you got to be somebody of color or somebody from their community to get first action, and then the rest of you motherfuckers with money get action, because it shouldn't be based on no money. Yeah, they got to figure that out,

like how to make sure the people that actually suffered the most when marijuana was illegal actually can now benefit, because people then went to jail for long periods of time. There's people still in jail now. Yeah, and the stipulations they have to owning some of these things, dispensaries and some of these houses. And to lock you out. Yeah, you have to have a lot of assets.

You have to have a lot of liquid. It's so much money that it's almost impossible. It's almost impossible. I looked into it a couple times, and I think they wanted $20 million in liquid assets. It was ridiculous when I looked at it. Killer Mike had the best plan for drug war reparations when it comes to what black people should own

in the now legal marijuana industry, or soon to be legal marijuana industry. You gonna tell us what it is? I don't want to misquote the brother, but you know, he basically says that African Americans deserve at least 50% of the lucrative marijuana industry. You can Google Killer Mike on

Bill Maher. Just Google Killer Mike drug war reparations, and it's a bunch of videos of him talking about it. Okay. Yeah, I was on a panel, and this woman was talking about in Oakland, they've actually, one of the first places where they actually have put some things in place where people of color can actually get these licenses to be able to open dispensaries.

She actually owns two, or she got two licenses, but even once you get your license, it's still a process of making sure that you can open the space and you have a limited amount of time. So it's not easy. All right, now let's talk about The Rock. Since we're talking about ownership,

he has his own tequila now that he has launched. And so he was excited about it. He put it on social media because he does like tequila. He talks about that quite frequently. He said, ladies and gents, I proudly bring you Terra Mana tequila. Terra is meant to represent Terra, which means that the earth and mana is our powerful Polynesian spirit that guides us. So he put a picture of himself and his crew outside of his distillery in Mexico. And he's holding a glass of his tequila.

You know, Michael Jordan has his tequila. Now tequila is the reason why George Clooney is so highly paid. Justin Timberlake has tequila. You know, Michael Jordan has his tequila. Now, tequila is the reason why George Clooney is so highly paid. Justin Timberlake has tequila. Of course, Diddy has his Deleon. Bob Pittman got a tequila called Casa Dragones. Casa Dragones. Why are you laughing?

Because he does have a tequila. He sure does. It was great. Alright, now HBO has ordered 10 episodes of the Game of Thrones spinoff prequel, House of Dragons. So it's official with those 10 episodes of that spinoff. I know, Envy, you're a big Game of Thrones fan. Yes, I am.

So you excited for this? Yeah, I am. I mean, anything with Game of Thrones, as long as they don't cheese it out like they did kind of like the last season, I'm excited. I'm hyped for it. All right. Now Cuba Gooding Jr. has pleaded not guilty to some new sexual abuse charges.

They do have surveillance video footage where you can see that he definitely made contact with the backside of a town nightclub server. But they're saying that that could also be key

in helping him beat his charges. He's facing six different counts from that incident. And Natasha Ashworth says that he used his right hand to pinch her right buttock as he was walking past her at Tao in New York City. And there's two camera angles that back up much of what she said went down. You can see that she's agitated. There's a heated convo.

She said she told him not to touch her butt, and he replied, oh, that's no fun, and I didn't. I touched her back. And that's where he attempts to point out where he claims he touched her, and then you can see that she grabs his arm and motions him away. But they're saying that it's not clear what kind of contact he made. It was whether he just touched her, like, glancing. It was a pat, a pinch, all of those things.

So prosecutors are saying that he pinched her, and I don't know. It's a really crazy situation. There's 15 women now that have come forward and have accused him of different incidents. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report. What's the name of the Rock's tequila again? I like tequila. I'm going to look it up. What's the name of it again? His tequila is called Terramana.

Terramana. Terramana. T-E-R-E-M-A-N-A. I didn't know the Rock drank. I'd hate to be around the Rock while he's drinking-A-N-A I didn't know The Rock drank I'd hate to be around The Rock While he's drinking He loves tequila I didn't know that

He's the type to get tipsy And start wrestling with you And you know He forgets his own stuff You don't want to wrestle him Nah He's the type to be like Hit me

Hit me Hit me Punch me in the chest Punch me in the chest Nope Watch me Hit me And watch what I do

Nope Nope His tequila won't be available Until next year Just FYI Oh okay Alright Punch The Rock in the chest

Next thing you know You're getting rock bottom for no reason. You don't even know why because he told you to hit him. Pretty much. All right. Well, who are you giving that donkey to? Well, speaking of drinks, let's talk white woman's tears this morning. All right? Okay.

It's the beverage of champions. All right. Four after the hour, we'll talk about it. Okay, let's get into it. Oh, and you know it's Philly. This is all Philly everything. So this donkey of the day is fresh out of Philly. Great. All right. And then when we come back, Wallo, and. This is all Philly everything. So this donkey of the day is fresh out of Philly. Great.

All right. And then when we come back, Wallo, and I keep saying Gilly the King. Gilly the King will be joining us. He's too grown to be a king. Why do you call him Gilly the King for so long? No, he's a king. Gilly the King. Gilly the King will be joining us after donkey.

I keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this.

Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There are 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg.

I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I trade my own country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warheads. Oh my God. What is that?

Bullets. Bullets. We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get

into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember

having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt, learning to trust herself and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves. For self-preservation and protection. It was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Like grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best.

And you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. Donkey, donkey a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. You can see donkeys, donkeys, donkeys. Bunch of...

That's time for the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club. Yes, donkey of the day for Friday, November 1st, goes to Shane and Phillips of Philadelphia. We told you all today is it's all Philly,

everything on The Breakfast Club this morning. Last hour, we had Queen, Patti LaBelle here. This hour, we have Wallo and Gilly the King. And it's our producer, Philly's own, Eddie F's born day. So drop one of Clues Bomb's from Philadelphia, damn it! I got love for Philly. I used to do my own morning show in Philly

on 100.3 The Beat. I got fired by a program director named Boogie D. Okay? And my show was like number two or three in the market, so there was no reason for him to fire me. But hey, it's life. Just another chapter in my book. Is he still out in Philly?

No, they shipped him back to St. Louis. Oh. But no, literally, it's a chapter in my first New York Times bestselling book, Black Privilege, all right? Drop one of Clues bombs for me, damn it. Okay? Yo, why you keep snorting recently, man? I don't know.

It's something I picked up at old age. I don't know why I do that. But today is Philly. Today is Philly. Philly day. And today's Donkia of the Day comes from Philadelphia. Center City, to be exact. Do you remember last year when two black men were arrested for minding their business,

sitting inside a Starbucks, living their best black lives, enjoying a salted caramel mocha frappuccino and a mocha cookie crumble frappuccino, respectively. I don't know if that's what they were really drinking, but in my mind, that's what they were drinking. But they were in their mind in their business, and this happened. Dozens of demonstrators took to this Rittenhouse Starbucks this morning, demanding the coffee chain do more than apologize after video of a controversial arrest of two black men went viral. The video shows the men being taken away from the Starbucks in handcuffs Thursday after a manager called police because the two had not made a purchase. Instead, the men told

the manager they were waiting for a third person to arrive for a business meeting. Protesters believe the men were targeted because of their race. Now they're calling on Starbucks to let go of the manager and end its practice of calling 911

if someone is inside and not buying anything. A Starbucks manager says he's not sure if he's going to be able to get the man he's looking for. He says he's not sure if he's going to be able to get the man he's looking for. He says

he's not sure if he's going to get the man he's looking for. He says he's not sure if he's going to be able to get the man he's looking for. He says he's not sure if he's going to because of their race. Now they're calling on Starbucks to let go of the manager and end its practice of calling 911 if someone is inside and not buying anything. A Starbucks spokesperson told us CEO Kevin Johnson is in Philadelphia today meeting the two men to apologize in person. Johnson also apologized Sunday in an online video. What happened and the way that incident escalated and the outcome was nothing but reprehensible. And I'm sorry. Now, that was last year.

Two black men arrested after a manager called police because the two had not made a purchase. Stories like this are why I know black annoyance is real. It's exactly why we walk around black annoyed all the time. If you don't know what black annoyed is, it's being black and paranoid in America because your regular everyday life can be ruined at any moment simply because of your beautiful black skin. All right? Last night, I'm trick-or-treating.

I wasn't in costume. I had on an all-black hooded sweatsuit. My wife was dressed up like a ninja. My four-year-old was dressed up like a ninja. And the whole time I'm sitting there thinking, now what if these white people call the police on us because it's Negroes in masks and hoodies walking around the neighborhood? You can't tell me I'm tripping for having anxiety about this kind of stuff

when history shows us this kind of stuff can and will happen. Now, there's been some recent developments in this story. Someone is suing because they are saying they were discriminated against because of the color of their skin. Now, if you heard this story about two black men being arrested because they were sitting in Starbucks and didn't buy nothing and the CEO of Starbucks apologized and called it reprehensible.

Who would you bet on that was doing the suing for racial discrimination? Who would you think was suing, Envy? The lady that was felt like she was being racially discriminated against. It wasn't a lady, it was two black men. Two black guys that felt like she was being racially discriminated against. It wasn't a lady. It was two black men. Oh, the two black guys. That was...

Yes, guys. Wait, Emmy, where are you? All right. That wasn't paying attention. It's the hand plug. It's the hand plug. It's the hand plug. It got his brain gone.

I told you it wasn't paying attention. Well, let the record show if your answer is the Negroes for 200, Alex, you would be wrong. Let's go back to KWI-CBS 3 for the report, please. Bucks is denying claims of racial bias against the former regional manager involved in a high-profile incident at the Center City store last year. Shannon Phillips claims in a new lawsuit that she was fired less than a month

after two black men were arrested for just sitting in the store. She alleges the company discriminated against her because she is white. In an effort to convince the community it properly responded to the incident. Phillips's lawyer is asking for a jury trial. Starbucks says it is prepared to defend itself in court. Oh the mayonnaise is heavy on this one. To call Cassidy of Shannon Phillips to say she was the one being discriminated against because she called the police on two black men for simply sitting in Starbucks minding their damn business. The CEO of Starbucks, Kevin Johnson, apologized for this incident last year.

Okay? Your CEO apologized, but now all of a sudden, you are the victim. If you have ever needed an example of white woman's tears, this is it. Okay, I encourage everyone to read an op-ed by a man named Cornell Sun. I don't know him. I just stumbled across this article last month, and he has so many jewels in this article that apply to this situation. One bar he wrote is,

white women use their tears to advance themselves at the expense of people of color. Okay, this is a perfect example of that. Cornell Sun writes, white women's tears does not refer to all tears shed by white women. Everyone has legitimate reasons to cry. It refers specifically to crying and other expressions of distress by white women as a means

of weaponizing the privilege inherent in whiteness and exerting the full power of white womanhood as a class historically designated as delicate, racially superior beings in need of protection. Cornell's son continues to write, while white women's tears are typically shed over petty day-to-day interactions, they can also have severe repercussions for black and brown people. This was absolutely one of those situations.

A white woman called the police, crying about two black people scaring her because they are just sitting there minding their black business. The CEO of the company she works for apologizes for the actions of his employee. But the white woman is the one suing for racial discrimination. Play that one little clip, please. She alleges the company discriminated against her because she is white. Play it again. She alleges the company discriminated against her because she is white.

Now you just lick your finger and hold it in the air to see if the wind blowing. Yeah. Is the wind blowing on this one? She alleges the company discriminated against her because she is white. Man. Please let Kathy Griffin, please let Kathy Griffin give this human jar of helmet mayonnaise the biggest hee-haw. Please give this giant jar of mayo the biggest hee-haw.

Come on, man. You got to stop this. You know when you're in school and a teacher calls on you and you're not paying attention? And you get anxiety? That's what just happened. He was like, hey Envy, so what do you think? I'm thinking to myself, I wasn't listening. If you can walk around with that toupee on and not have anxiety. This is not a damn toupee.

This is not a damn hair plug. If you can walk around with that toupee on and not have anxiety, then nothing I say in this room should give you anxiety. I just had anxiety. You know when you're in that situation where you're not paying attention to what the teacher says. So Mr. Casey, what do you think? And you're like, yeah, what you say. All of these cameras on you and you got a carpet on your head. There ain't no damn carpet!

Cameraman, pull it one time, please. Cha-cha-cha-chia. Stop, man, that hurts! Yeah, exactly. He didn't want him to pull it because it moved. It shifted. It did not move! It did not shift! Do it again! Do it again, watch the shift did not move. You saw it shift, right? It did not shift. Make sure. Do it again. Do it again.

Watch the shift. LeBron, LeBron. Oh, that's the shift. That's not shift. You crazy. That's not shift. That's not moving. Bruh, you should be, yo. That's not moving.

You need to stop it. Stop it. Halloween is over. See, you got people thinking I really got hair plugs. You got four days of Halloween. I'm going down the street. They be like, yo, son, how you get that hair? Bruh, Halloween is over, bruh.

My God versus my hair plugs is going to be your next t-shirt. You better stop it. You better stop my hair. This is my hair, bro. All right. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today. Up next, Wylo and Gilly the King will be joining us.

We'll talk to them and chop it up with them. Philly, what up? We'll be back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ 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 some special guests in the building. Now, I wasn't here when these guys stopped through, but we have Wallo and Gilly the King in the building. Finally, we got the host of the Million Dollars Worth of Game podcast. Yeah, we're here. We're here. You mean to tell me I'd up here, DJ, NBA here,

and what on vacation? It's A-Man A.D. You know, he was supposed to be back, but he said Paris went on strike. He's in Paris. Oh, he did? I don't know how that's possible, but. Getting a goddamn chicken, ain't he? Yeah.

Chicken and bacon. Didn't y'all come up here last week by accident? Yo, come on. You put my business out there in the street. You did. Stop that dumb shit. I didn't know if they were telling the truth. They was like, why are you on Gilly?

I was like, what? They came to my house 5.30 in the morning. Stop telling. You always tell. You're out of here. You was a rat. We call. He's a rat.

They like, what the f*** are y'all doing here? We like, we got to meet. It was the wrong day. I didn't know. Not today, n***a. It was the wrong day. You had the wrong day? I didn't even know that happened. I had the wrong day. So. You had the wrong day? I didn't even know that happened.

I had the wrong day. So what'd you do after that? I just turned around and went back? Slap the s*** out of him. You ain't slap the s*** out of him. He lying, y'all. He's lying. He ain't do nothing.

He ain't do nothing. Listen, for people who don't know, who is Wallow? Wallow is a Wallace Peoples. Been in the streets since I was nine. First got arrested June 30th, 1990, when I was 11 years old for armed robbery. Got arrested the next week. Went away to juvenile facilities for five years of my life as a juvenile.

Then I was 17. Got sentenced to 19 1⁄2 to 52 years for two armed robberies, two firearms. Went to prison, but during my time in prison, I woke up one day and damn, I said, damn, I'm in prison for being somebody that I'm not. I'm out here. I'm in prison for fraud. I'm in prison because I wanted to be down because at the end of the day, when I was growing up

in the ghetto, attention is God in the ghetto. And on social media. Yeah, but back then it was God. And when I seen a dude come on from prison, it was like he got love. I wanted that love. I wanted to go to jail. Like, directly and indirectly, I wanted to go to jail. And I wanted attention because the only way you get the girl,

the prettiest girl in the neighborhood, she was only giving attention to the dude that pulled up with the car, the jewelry and all that stuff and that lifestyle. So I said, I got to mimic that. Well, you know what I mean? When I seen that, I got to do that. And being myself wasn't cool. I'm looking on TV

I'm learning about technology from my prison cell and then one day I said damn hold up them dudes. I used to be looking at Going to school y'all suckers and just the weirdos and then this happened revenge of the nerds This right here. Mmm. I really when I'm looking I'm reading technology I'm reading wire magazine all this in jail and you know Especially when I realized that I was a fraud myself and I was faking all straight up. No, I'm looking at Gilly, man, because Gilly is like, I'm tired of hearing this shit. No, I'm just saying, tell it how it is. I used to get all the bitches back in the day, you wanted to be like me.

No, no, that's not the case. That's not the case. You know what I mean? You wanted to be like your big cousin. No, no, no, no. You know what I mean? No, no, no, no. You wanted to be like big cuz.

No, no, no. The reality is prostitutes don't count. The crackheads that you was buying, that shit don't count. Wow. Dude, you're trying to add that to your number. Don't add that to your number. Add the chicks that you was dealing with. First of all, Sheila only broke my virginity.

She only gave me... You kept going back and you counted each number that you went back. Each time you went back, you counted it. But what happened is this, though. See? See, what happened was I woke up because I was in jail, and then I realized, yo, this is crazy. Because I'm in jail, and I'm seeing the cycle remain. I had to remove myself even in jail.

You got street corners in jail because dudes still talking about the same shit. So then I said, damn, life is about exposure, being exposed to new things. And I would interview people when they come to jail. I would interrogate people. Say, like, somebody come to jail. Straight up. Was the police in jail? Straight up.

No, I'm serious. I interrogated them. Like this. Because, listen, this is what happened. People say like somebody come to jail Like this because You're ghostwriting for me right now. You're ghostwriting for me right now. When he got that deal, you're ghostwriting for him. You know what he was? He said, ain't nobody gonna know. Ain't no net. And Lil Wayne was writing his shit, you nut ass. And Baby is one of my favorite rappers.

And you're mad. You're still mad because he's a disgruntled, cash money employee. Baby's my shit. He was mad because they fired his nut ass and started lying and all this dumb shit. All this shit was lies he was saying. Get the fuck out of here. So listen, the whole twist was,

when you in jail, you'd be stuck in the time that you first came. That's why people, they come home, want some shit that don't exist. So what I realized, if somebody come to jail, I would ask them about real life. Like when I first heard about Google, when I first heard about you could do this, I told the dude, you lying. You can't do that shit. 25, right? No, I did 20. So I said,

you can't do that shit. So I would just ask people questions about the free world because I was fascinated with the free world and how it would move when everybody else was talking about, oh yeah, man, who got this? I wasn't trying to hear that shit. So 2013, I got my hands on the cell phone with Joe. That's when I started my page. And it

was on after that. Once I seen it, I said, oh, oh, the street lag hustlers. Everybody's celebrating nothing. There's an illusion going on out there. I'm going to kill these motherfuckers when I get out. Because I said, I'm going to take it to the ground because ain't nobody, everybody is too cool to be they self. So I said, oh, this shit is going to be beautiful. So I come home, and I was already doing it,

but I got caught with some cell phones and all that shit somebody told on me, and the cell hit me. You was the one interrogating niggas who told on you. Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay. What's the new song, Gilly? What's the song you wrote for 6ix9ine? How to tell on anybody? That was the song you wrote, you rat.

You was a f***ing rat. You be telling on me all the time. But that's another story. So once I peeped that, I'm like, I'm going to go out here, and I'm going to do s*** I never done. I used to talk to men in prison. Yeah, he's going to stay home for two years.

He's going to do some s***. I never done that in my life. I've never been home for a year since I first started going into the system. For real? Since I was life. I've never been home for a year since I first started going into the system. Since I was 11, I've never been home for a year. That's crazy. I always would go to jail. Trying to get back to his girlfriend, man.

That's the reality. Most of my life, I put my business on the street, you nut-ass n***a. I mean, this, that, and the CO was my girlfriend, not a dude. So, everybody knew that. You was f***ing CO? Oh, man, what you telling too, man? I told first,, you double tell. So that was a double snitch.

It don't matter. We both snitched. But listen, the whole twist was like, the whole twist was like, He just gonna fill you with the 6-9. No, no, this whole twist. This the whole twist. This the whole twist.

Oh, yeah, in Newsflash, you know what's so funny to me? Everybody, you know, in 6-9, do not get a pass in no way, shape, form, or form, but f*** the street is snitching every day coming back, getting money, and nobody's saying nothing to them.

That's very true. So it's like everybody's just like, oh, $6. Why you ain't put the bull that's down the way that's making the moves? Why you ain't post them? Right. And don't you think when you know somebody like Tekashi, how they even put him into this crew to make them money, they should have known if something went down,

he's not going to be the one that's going to be. He didn't grow up like that. I mean, at the end of the day, he put himself in this situation. Yeah, he did. And I'll be all the way honest, any real live street person would have took advantage of him. As soon as the cameras came up,

I would have slapped his a**. All right, back to normal. Give him a reality check. But newsflash, to everybody out there in the street, all the real n****s, as soon as they're going to the building, about six of y'all are going to tell anyway. I've seen it all before. All you real

street niggas, let me tell you something. Real is staying out there with your daughter. Real. And like I said on Instagram one time, I said, I'm going to just prepare you for the biggest conversation in your life and be prepared that when you're 15 years in or 10 years in and your daughter keep graduating and you got to keep, don't lie to her no more. When she say

daddy, when you coming home, real street please be like, I'm not coming home. I chose the streets over you, baby. Please, please, please be that same dude. Please be that same dude when you realize you hear that your son got shot or your son is out there trying to live the name

that you had in the streets. You was being real n***a. You said that the street game is more important than your kids, than your family. Don't get to jail and all of a sudden playing daddy. Oh, man, my daughter. Why ain't you seeing my daughter? Don't do that. All of a sudden, you want to get married.

You want a jailhouse. Don't do that, baby. Because let me tell you something. The streets is a zillion and oh. Ain't nobody beat yet. All right, we got more with Wallo and Gilly the King. When we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Wallo and Gilly the King. Charlamagne? Will that situation ever be resolved between you and Cash Money? No, we cool.

Okay, okay, okay. We cool. I seen Baby in the strip club in Miami. I ran up on him. All the n****s that's around, I'm still cool with them. You know what I mean? And I never had no real issues with Baby. You know what I mean?

Never had no real issues with him. Will Philly ever not be violent? No. And Philly is like, it's unbelievable if you ain't been shot. It's like, you ain't been shot? Damn. I ain't been shot. Hold on. You've been in jail. It's hard to get shot in jail.

What the f*** are you talking about? It is. You see this? Yeah, that was when I was a kid. I got hit with a brick. You didn't get hit with a brick. That boy ran down on your ass. I heard what happened. He was laying on the lawn with a f***er. He lying.

He lying on me. He's lying on me. You know I don't judge you. I heard you was laying on the lawn with a nigga. He lying. He lying on me. He lying. He's lying on me. You know I don't judge you. But no, I'm going to say this. I heard you was laying on a lawn with a nigga. No, you lying. And he belonged to another nigga. And then y'all got into it and stabbed you in the face.

I'm going to say this. Y'all must love each other because y'all be saying some wild shit to each other. And another nigga said to y'all, y'all be jumping his ass. No, you know what it is? You know what it is? Me and him caught up from when I went to jail. We just cousins. And this is how we always been.

And we don't give a ****. I'm not... How you feel about me, how you look at what we... We don't got time for that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Want some real ****, y'all, and I'm going to be straight up. Probably in about probably 30 to maybe 40 years, everybody in this room will probably be dead.

I live about 50% of my life. Probably 60. I'm 40. I don't got time to be worrying about and i ain't got to be worried about like at the end of the day my life is short i spent most of my time incarcerated i just want to live a i get up i'm happy i don't take it personal it's not that deep i mean i'm just here my brother you know my brother got killed when i was rest in peace cousin steve My brother got killed when I was in jail.

Boy shot him. He went down the block, down my grandma in my arms in the house. And it was like, ever since then, I was like, man, that ain't even that deep. I had to chalk it up on some real, like to be a real, I had to chalk it up because my niece come up and she said, uncle, you,

the first time I met my niece is after my brother got killed. And she said, uncle, you gonna stay home? I'm like, yeah. I had to really process, like, that ain't even that deep with me. Because he ain't coming back. I ain't f***ing with that. Everybody think we going to be here forever.

And they just think they got time. Time don't f*** with nobody. I need about five people to say yes to me in life. And the five people that's going to position me. It's somebody that say yes to you that got you here. Before that, Wendy, you was with Wendy. It's somebody that say yes to Angela. I only need about five yeses.

F*** all the no's. And when you tell me no, my mannerism, and I deal with the no's so much, because I don't take it personal. I done had people tell me no, that they didn't want to deal with me or for activation or whatever. And the way I deal with it so thoroughly, they be like, call him back, man. Because it's not perfect. What type of activation? Like all type of stuff.

I didn't do this type of stuff. When you've been here, no from the women all the time. No, I ain't f***ing with you talking about flat tummy teeth. I did this stuff with sneaker companies, flat tummy T. No, I ain't f***ing with you talking about flat tummy T. I have nothing to do with that. That's good. I'm talking about like, boom, I did this stuff. Look, he's a joint. Reebok and all.

I'm just saying. I did all type of stuff. You know he was a stripper. Listen, we both were strippers back in the day. Yeah, back in the day. Nah, nah, I heard that. Somebody said that. See, I don't...

They're kidding. I don't get to listen to lip service all the time, but somebody said that. Somebody said that y'all was on lip service and y'all used to be strippers. I'm like, no, not getting that. Somebody said that. See, I don't... They're kidding. I don't get to listen to lip service all the time, but somebody said that. Somebody said that y'all was on lip service and y'all used to be strippers. I'm like, no, not Gilead. I got a story to tell.

I was young. He influenced me. I was underage. He influenced me to go in the strip club because it was a lot of money and there was some girls and they were throwing

that money around. And I just had to throw some wood around. I went in there. Then my thing, my name was TTD. His name was Firecracker. Why'd he call you Firecracker? Because I was little with a big boom. TTD was throw some wood around. I went in there. My name was TTD. His name was Firecracker. Why'd they call you Firecracker?

Because I was little with a big boom. TTD was throw that d***. TTD. That was my name, right? I go in there and I activate my pistol, do my dance, and then they throw the money. I don't believe y'all. When we come in, she passed me

off a tube sock, passed him off a low-ass ankle sock. He used to get mad. He lied. I'm a tube sock boy. In Philly? Yeah, we was dancing back in the day. We was dancing back in the day. Boy, let me tell you something.

I used to throw that dick on them bitches' shoulders, and they'd look over, see that dick drop, drop that dick on them from my eye. Bam! And they'd look over. I ain't even want to tell my eyes. They love to look at the snake in the eye. Hold on.

The rap beefs you had, no rappers ever bought that? No. I'm the only one that poured it out. What they gonnas you had, no rappers ever bought that? No. I'm the only one that bought it out. What they gonna say? I'm the only one that bought it out. He is mad because he ain't raked up no money. No, one night. No, that f***ing night you told me that.

I ranked up the most money. No, he lied to me. This is what happened. I was young. You lied to me that night and told me that they wasn't paying at the door. And we was supposed to get some of that door money and we didn't f***ing get it. You petty mother f***er. I found out later on.

How long was this run? It was short-lived. It was a short-lived run. But it was some good-ass money. I wish I'd have stayed in the game. I wouldn't have went to jail. They make more money than the street. Strippers? What? N****s ain't making no money in the street. Black Chippendales

don't make more than drug dealers. You crazy. What drug dealers you talking about? I refuse to be called a Chippendale. Don't call me the f***ing Chippendale. Everybody's making that money. You're just tripping, man. Everybody is not making that type of money. He're just tripping, man. You're just making some male strippers. Everybody, listen. Everybody is now making that money. He just low-key threw some shots at us.

You just low-key threw some shots at us. He slid his s*** on us. That's how low-spice. We were gangster strippers. We were tough niggas. We were street strippers. Oh, man. We were street strippers.

All right, here's the advice question before y'all get out of here. So this woman wants to know, she said, she was in a relationship for three years with the man of her dreams. Earlier this year, we broke up due to infidelity on my part. We still live together and we have one child. Since we've broken up, we continued a sexual relationship, and now I'm pregnant again. In the beginning, he wanted to get an abortion.

But when I ask him about the abortion money, he gets mad with me. I don't want to get an abortion, but I don't think I want to bring another child into a broken home. I don't want him to think I'm keeping it just to be spiteful or to save their relationship. I still love him and I don't want to lose him. I just don't know what to do. Well, keeping a baby to save a relationship

is never the answer, number one. But if I was Howard Abort Mission, Decepticons Retreat, you know what I mean? First of all, you're messing with a s*** that's busted and disgusted. That's number one. Because this s*** is complaining about the abortion money.

So he's tangling twits like an Annie Ann's pretzel. And he's not all the way in with the child. If he's not showing you that that's what it's going to be, then more than likely, y'all not going to be a solid foundation. Because most men who's with their partner and they're in a solid foundation, when they find out their partner's pregnant, they're happy.

They're like, oh, they start planning, oh, let's go get the car seat and let's start buying Pampers and a store. He ain't doing none of that. He's like, bitch, I ain't got this $400 for no abortion, and I don't want to have the baby. What the f*** is you doing out here? That's crazy. They don't have no money. You ain't got no money, for no abortion, and I don't want to have the baby. What the fuck is you doing out here? That's crazy. They don't have no money.

You ain't got no money, bitch. I thought you'd get paid. How you having sex with no money? That's his approach. You ain't got no security. You ain't got nothing going on. I can Nelly call back, man. They already have one kid.

You let the nigga shoot the club up. And the new thing that the youngins is on. I done heard this in about eight raps. They don't use no condoms. I'm like. Everybody going raw. What the f*** part of the game is that? Until you wake up and kick your d*** on the floor.

Your d*** be on the floor down at the end of the bed. These bitches got other. They got new diseases out. You fighting with the semen demons. Right. You go up in a joint. Raheem in there. his semen in there, Boo Boo's semen in there.

And they just fighting. This is a world war. A lot of guys don't understand why a lot of women be so moody. Semen demons. That's because they having sex with multiple partners who's and it's, let's be real, when the guy's in you, his energy is left in you. That's a fact.

So you got four different energies in there, boo-boo and Raheem. They fighting all this s***. That's why one minute she like, boom, what you doing here? Boom, boom. Why you in here? What's next for Wallo and Gilly, man?

What's next is this. November 30th, Philadelphia, Temple University, Minton Hall, million dollars worth of game, live podcast. Listen, hit the link in our bios. You know, go to Gilly underscore the king. You know what I mean? Or go to Wallo267 on Instagram. Hit the link in the bio. Grab to Gilly underscore The King. You know what I mean? Or go to Wildo267 on Instagram.

Hit the link in the bio. Grab your tickets right now. November 30th. Listen, we turning it up. Live show. Temple University. Everything. Speaking engagement, all type of deals.

I'm doing all types of shit. Y'all got my... I see movies in y'all. Oh, yeah. I'm tripping. I'm tripping. Hold on. I got a movie coming out called Grey's Ad for my second movie that I produced.

It's a comedy. It'll be out in April. Be looking for that as well. I forgot about the camera. And the movie is a nut. So it's a nut playing a nut. So it's cool. It is.

You nut. It's cool. Hey, y'all motherfuckers. No, man. Check us out, man, on Instagram. Necessary. Follow us on MWordForGame on Instagram. Subscribe to our YouTube, MWordForGame.

Me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me. Million dollars worth of game. Shout out to him, man. Shout out to my man, C. Slow, slow. Because one thing about him, there's no bullshit. One thing I say about him,

my f***ing say what they want. This boy ain't no f***ing, it was no, it was straight to the point. He looked out, you know what I mean? Sky, hold up. I want to give a shout out to my city.

There's a lot of things that might happen, but we a beautiful town. There you go. It's the king of Philly,illy and my man Wallo, man. We out of here, man. It's just like that. Where my breakfast at? Where the breakfast?

Y'all ain't had no spreads, no breakfast, none of that. But y'all called the breakfast club. What type of s*** is that? Nobody offered me no, Dan. You want a Danish? You want a bagel? Nothing. They just got tea out there.

It's crazy, man. Y'all got to upgrade y'all whole situation. And I'm going to tell y'all before we leave, all three of y'all stop playing with the name, baby. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Gee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Andrew Martinez. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report. Talk to them. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club.

Yes, so Angie Martinez's Untold Stories of Hip Hop was on again last night. I think that was the last one for this season, right? Yes, I believe so. This was the finale. Okay, if I'm not mistaken. So let's get it renewed if it's not already. But French Montana was on, and this was really sad, because while they were filming, that's when Nipsey Hussle passed away.

Listen to French Montana. And I'm not sure if this is going to happen today, or if we're going to have to postpone this, but he's just rocked by the news like everybody else. He's known Nipsey for 10 years. Let me just see if he's okay. I'm just going to say this to you. Look, look.

You sure? I am. French, we try it. We do whatever you want. We're not going to, if you, like, I'm over it, we're done. Oh, my. You sure? Yeah.

I can't even believe we're talking about him in the past. It's crazy. Like, Nipsey was like, me and him was like, one of my first biggest songs. Wow, imagine that. That's really sad. No, that's very sad. I mean, that would be difficult to even do an interview after hearing that one of your boys and friends

have passed away, you know? Right, and in addition, Ice-T was on last night and he talked about his beef with LL Cool J. You had a 20-year-long beef with LL Cool J? This is what happened. LL came out and he said he was the best. Yeah, of course. So I basically said, nah, you not.

Now, what happened was he dissed me on the break of dawn. What did he say on break of dawn? He said something about he took my record to the bathroom and he off to Darlene. Oh, that's crossing the line. Not really. off to your girl. I mean, how come I take that as a compliment?

Who knew they still had beef, I might take that as a compliment. Who knew they still had beef, though? I think this is old. I know, but who knew that they even had beef? I didn't know either. I had no idea. In addition, he talks about being held at gunpoint. And here's what he said happened.

It was my crew and my daughter. How old was she? 18. So there's a knock on the door. My boy Big Rich went to the door, and three guys said, we want him to be rappers. He let him in. One dude put a pistol to his head,

said, how many people are back there? The other two cats came back. One had a machine gun, the other one had a pistol. Took us into the kitchen, and I thought we were gonna be executed. And they told us to turn our backs. I didn't really want to turn my back, so I went down on one knee looking at them. You staring them in the eye with all them guns?

What are you going to do? My daughter will see. Crazy times. Were you ever held at gunpoint yet? No, I've never been held at gunpoint. Oh. Well, I know you have been, right? Did a Nas pull a gun on you?

I mean, Nas pulled a gun on me, and somebody tried to rob me in the city one time, too. And they pulled the gun out and they actually shot at me. That's so scary. And then, remember, you almost got carjacked. You had all kinds of incidents. Yeah, somebody shot at my car one time. They hit my car four times with bullets. That was, what, like two, three years ago?

It's dangerous out here. Let me tell you. The gunpoint, somebody actually shot at me. I was stupid enough to chase him, though. I caught him, though, but that was dumb as hell. I don't know why I chased him. My wife was mad at me. My kids were mad at me.

My pops and moms was mad at me. What are you talking about getting shot at? I walked out the room. What happened? I was talking about Ice-T on Angie Martinez's Untold Stories of Hip Hop and someone pulling a gun on him. No, Ice-T didn't shoot at me, man. What happened?

No, I was saying he had somebody held a gun at him, and I was like, I remember the time when somebody shot at me, and I was like, it's a scary situation. But the first thing you want to do is, well, what I wanted to do was, I wanted to find out who was trying to rob me, so I chased him. And I actually caught him, and everybody was so mad at me, but I was like, it was one of those things that I couldn't stop myself. It was just like I just wanted to do it.

All right. That's what I would have did. What would you have done? Went in the other direction. And called 911 Like a real bad kid YG has said how much he loves Kalani After some footage surfaced of him

With another woman Now I do have to say It didn't look like anything crazy He put I love Kalani on his Instagram story He said I would never So there was some footage that the Shade Room put up And it appears to be him having a conversation With a female fan outside of a nightclub in L.A.

She approaches his car and leans in, and then he opens the car door, and she actually sits on his lap. And he said, according to reps, that that was all just a drunken moment. He was drunk. He got carried away. It was very regretful for putting himself in that situation and hurting Kalani. He has no romantic connection to the girl, just a drunken moment carried away. YG would never put himself in a crazy situation. He would put himself in a brazy situation.

There you go. There you have it. But, yeah, it did look like that story does look like it adds up because if you see the footage, she's walking up to the car, but, you know, you can't do stuff like that. Black men don't cheat. All right, Travis Scott, his next Air Force One collab, has gotten a release date.

So for everybody that wants to get those, that's going to be out on November 16th. That's kind of soon. Other ones just came out. Yeah, that's very soon. And that's going to be like a big hit for Christmas for all the kids. So I know a lot of parents are going to be looking to try to get those. All right, now Travis Scott has also regretfully pulled out of headlining a festival in Vegas, the day and night.

Wait, wait, wait, wait. The day in Vegas. The day in Vegas. Wait, wait, wait, wait. The day in Vegas. Does I connect to have those Air Force Ones? You just relax. Let me finish. It's not all about you. Okay. I was thinking about what Travis Scott said too. When the fan was complaining that the real fans can't get the sneakers because it's all the people

that are selling the sneakers that are getting them and he's got to figure that out. So, sorry, MB. I might hook you up though. But he said he's got to figure that out. So sorry, Envy. I might hook you up, though. But he said he's not going to be there. He said, to all the rages at the day in Vegas 2019, I'm sorry that I can't pull up, but I promise to be back so soon on gang. You know, he did dislocate his knee.

So perhaps he needs to relax for a little while and not injure himself any further. But I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. All right, thank you, Miss Yee. Let the record show today is all Philly day. I tried to get Envy to do a Philly mix, but he didn't want to. No, I wanted to do some R&B man. I was in the R&B mood. I wanted to hear some

Mary J. Blige, some SWV. Plenty R&B artists out of Philly. Jill Scott, Tevin Campbell, Teddy Pendergrass, Music Soulchild, Boyz II Men. Well, this is how I looked at it, right? Since iHeart doesn't have a syndicated in Philly, Philly ain't listening right now. So I got to play for the people.

iHeart Radio app. Plenty of people listen to us on the iHeart Radio app in Philly. So until we syndicated in Philly, iHeart, you know what to do. iHeart Radio app. There you go. All right. But anybody else, everybody else, the mix is up next. Revolt, we'll see you on Monday.

It's the Breakfast Club. We'll be back. DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlam see you on Monday. It's the Breakfast Club. We'll be back. D.J. Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, again, let me shout out to my son's team, Bergen Catholic. They went undefeated this season. Yesterday was his last game. And my son really

showed out. So, shout out to Logan. The team actually showed out. Logan scored two touchdowns. He ran for about 30, 40 yards and received for over 70. So congratulations to him. It was a big game for him. Congrats, little Logan. Yeah, it was a big game for him because he played his old school.

And I remember when he was in eighth grade, the old school wouldn't let him work out in the gym because they said you have to decide if you're going to come here for high school. And until you decide, we're not going to let you work out in the gym, which I thought was foul, especially because I was paying for that tuition. So Logan decided to go to another school and then bust their ass last night. So shout to Logan, man. Dropping the clues bombs for Logan,

man, it's always a beautiful thing to be a young black god, a young black king amongst all those white people. You know what I'm saying? Have you ever seen that old episode of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air when Fresh Prince went out there and used to play on the basketball team and score 70 points a game? It was amazing. Got a scholarship, went to college.

There's nothing wrong with that, Logan. Well, it's not just white kids, sir. It's a little bit of everything. Wow. They bring those kids from all over the place, from Newark, from Jersey City, from New York, from all over the place. They bring those kids in. Listen, man, a win is a win.

A win is a win. So congratulations to Logan. Now, Ian, you off to Oakland? Yes, I'm headed to Oakland today. So you guys can come check us out. We're actually doing a free lip service live. I'm excited about that with Mr. Fab and Filthy Rich out in Oakland. So all the girls will be there.

We're about to head out there right now. So make sure y'all come check us out at Complex Oakland. And then after that, we're headed to L.A. And we'll be in L.A. doing our lip service live there. All right. When we come back, we got your positive note. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. And let me just shout out to everybody that, you know, I do real estate and I do it heavy and I try to teach our community about real estate and I try to do it in a way where people can actually get the information and they're not charged five, seven, ten, one thousand. None of those ridiculous amounts of money. So we try to do it where we can actually teach people and actually bring everybody there from credit repair to conventional lenders,

to hard money lenders, to agents, to attorneys, where you can talk to these people at these seminars for free, where they don't charge you to talk to them. They don't charge you to get the information. They don't charge you to get a lot of the stuff that you need. And I'm really big on that. We finally got one in New York. I tried to do the Apollo, but we couldn't make the Apollo happen.

So we're doing it at the Jacob Javits Center, which is pretty big because it's a big, big venue. And they only usually give it to people that do big, big conferences. But they seen what we were doing and wanted to do it. So December 15th, I think that's the date. Let me just double check.

That's exciting. Yeah, it's something big that we're doing. So we're going to be there December, yep, December 15th, which is a Sunday at the Jacob Javits Center. So that's going to be huge. We're going to be doing a seminar. We're going to be talking. It's going to be our last real estate seminar of the year.

So we're going to be talking about real estate. We're bringing people there. There's going to be a couple of surprise speakers. But it's one of the ones, if you want to learn about real estate seminar of the year. So we're going to be talking about real estate. We're bringing people in. There's going to be a couple of surprise speakers. But it's one of the ones, if you want to learn about real estate and you live in the New York area or you want to come to New York, it's going to be huge. You're going to be given some tickets away free. But it goes on sale today.

So if you want to check it out, just click the link in my bio and get up all the information. And I can't wait to see you guys there. I need some information on I want to do an Airbnb vacation purchase so I can make some money Airbnb-ing on a vacation home. So, do your people know about that? Yep, come to the seminar. We'll tell you all about it. Okay.

I gotta buy a ticket? You good. You know people. Alright. Solomon, you got a positive note? Yeah, man. Salute to Marianne Williamson. You know, I was with Marianne earlier this week. Her and the homie Michelle Williams. We was at Winter University having a conversation about, you know, just mental health and mindfulness. And Marianne Williamson has a quote that I love. And I want everybody to think about this quote going into the weekend.

Marianne Williams says, I'm better than I used to be, better than I was yesterday, but hopefully not as good as I'll be tomorrow. Continue to do the work on yourselves, people. Breakfast Club, bitches! Y'all finished or y'all done? I was yesterday, but hopefully not as good as I'll be tomorrow. Continue to do the work on yourselves, people. Breakfast club, bitches! You all finished or you all done? Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag.

This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Listen to escape from zakistan that's escape from z aq is stan on the iheart radio app apple podcast or wherever

you get your podcasts as a kid i really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best, and you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. 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,

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