The Breakfast Club - R.I.P Juice Wrld

Episode Date: December 9, 2019

Today on the show we had to give our condolences to Juice Wrld after his sudden passing over the weekend, so we flashed back to the time he stopped by and spoke about his album, self check in and more. Also, after Charlamagne gave"Donkey of the Day" to the school that fired a substitute teacher for telling the truth about Santa Clause, which is "HE IS NOT REAL!" So we opened up the phone lines to see if our listeners let their kids know the truth or not about Santa Clause. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Back to the work week. Yeah, not for long, though. I'm about to actually look and see how many vacation days I got left. And I'm using all of them. See me in 2020, baby. I ain't mad at you. What day, when you want to start? I don't know.

I'm thinking this might be my last week. Next week is supposed to be our last week until the top of the year. Correct. I might make it this week, though, depending on how many vacation days I got left. All right, I'm with you. All right. Hey, what's up? I'm telling you the truth.

I'm not sitting here stunting on this radio. I ain't stunting on you. I'm with you. All right. I'm with Sean. Let's tell our listeners a little secret. At the time of year in radio where you start hearing certain stations like a Light FM in New York, for example, they play nothing but Christmas music.

Yep. Because that's all people want to hear now. That's right. So, you know, this is our time. Just sit back, relax, and listen to some Christmas music. Just disconnect and be with our families, you know what I'm saying? And focus on our mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health and come back fresh for the new year. I'm with you.

I feel that. Yes. Yeah. I ain't mad at you. I'm just telling you, this possibly could be my last week, depending on how

y'all treat me this week. No, I'm with you. Treat him horribly. Whatever you got to do, let him take off. You take off, I'm taking off. If he's a mostly messed up,

I'm a mostly messed up. Just letting you know. I'm letting you know. That's it. All right. Well, we got to send a rest in peace to Juice WRLD. Yes, rest in peace to the young man, Juice WRLD.

He passed away at the age of 21. Which should never happen in life. Not in this time, not in this era. They said he just landed in Chicago. We'll give you more details in front page news, but he had a seizure. What exactly happened, though? Because I saw people jump into a lot of conclusions yesterday. Nobody knows. And people was

talking about, oh, you gotta talk to these kids about drug use i'm like how do we know he died of drugs who said that his cause of death was drugs we don't know like the man could have had epilepsy for all we know we don't know like it's a lot of things that cause seizures it's not just drug use we don't know but i guess he said he used drugs before in his song so people just automatically assumed but we don't know we talked about it on breakfast club i mean and listen we do know antidepressants can cause seizures and stuff too, but I'm just saying, I don't understand how we jumped to those conclusions and that becomes the headline and this man hasn't even been dead 24 hours.

Correct. Like how y'all are social media coroners. Yeah. Did y'all perform the autopsy? Not to say that he didn't. We just don't know. We just don't know. That's all I'm saying.

Exactly. Not to say that he didn't. I'm just saying we don't know. Why do people feel the need to just jump to conclusions all the time? Just sit back and relax and let things play out. See what it is first. Absolutely. Did y'all not learn from Jussie Smollett?

Jussie Smollett? Yes, I'm just saying. It's amazing how we just jump to conclusions so fast nowadays. People do that all the time with everything. We'll give you more details and front page news. Actually, he was here earlier this year. What month did he come? April.

He was here in April. We're going to get that interview back on. Yes, that's the only time I've ever met the young man. I thought he was a very pleasant young individual. We had a great conversation up here about mental health and his past drug use. Correct. And everybody was texting me yesterday saying, yo, you hugged him. You hugged him and you told him you valued him and you appreciated him.

And I'm like, huh? Did you hug him? I did hug him. So what's wrong with that? Nothing. But I'm just saying, it's just like, why is that a thing? Like, that's what we should do to people. You should hug your brothers and your sisters and tell them that you value them and you appreciate them and you love them.

Even if you don't know them. You know what I'm saying? You never know what people are going through. Every now and then you got to do that to folks. I don't know why I did that to him but I did. That's right. I was out looking at houses Sunday morning and my son called me early in the morning and was like, Dad, because Juice WRLD is one of my

son's favorite, well I said one of my son's favorite artist. He was very hurt and crushed about it so we had to have a long talk about just taking care of himself, make sure he remains healthy and make sure he does what he's supposed to do. But very, very sad. We'll talk about it when we come back. And we got front page

news. We're talking juice world. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Go out wanting. Good. If you want, let's go. Happy Monday! Yeah, yeah. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to front page news.

He is out this week. Now, NFL football. The Falcons beat the Panthers 40-20. The Ravens beat the Bills 24-17. The Browns beat the Bengals 27-19. The Packers beat the Redskins 20-15. The Broncos beat the Texans 38-24. The Vikings beat the Lions 27.

The 49ers beat the Saints 48-46. That was a high-scoring game. Jets beat the Dolphins 22-21. Buccaneers beat the Colts 38-35. The Chargers beat the Jaguars 45-10. Steelers beat the Cardinals 23-17. The Chiefs beat the Patriots, whoa, 23-16. The Titans beat the Raiders 42-21.

And the Rams beat the Seahawks 28-12. Now, Monday Night Football! Charlamagne, let me ask you a question. What? Stop the music. Who do you want to win tonight? I don't care. The Giants play the Eagles.

Um, I don't care. So you don't care? No. This could affect your teams. No, because either way, it's going to come down to the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles playing in week 16. No, 15, if I'm not mistaken.

All right, well. So it don't matter who wins tonight. They can win tonight. All right, well, I need my Giants to win tonight just because. All right, now, Anthony Joshua, he wins this rematch with Andy Ruiz Jr. Did you see the fight? Yes, I did watch the fight. I was at my daughter's cheerleading competition, and the fight came on at 3.30 in the afternoon,

but I downloaded the Zone app on my phone. And up until this week, I had picked Andy Ruiz to win the fight, but when I saw him come into the weigh-in at over 280-plus pounds, and then I saw Anthony Joshua was a nice chiseled 237, I said to myself, the only way that a 283-pound fat guy like that should be the chiseled 237-pounder is if they are in a hot dog eating contest. Oh, one lucky punch. No.

I mean, athleticism was going to win this fight. Anthony Joshua fought the fight the way that he should have to win, I guess. You know what I mean? He showed him the sweet science of boxing. But let's be clear. Congratulations to that man for winning his belts. Now he can go back to ducking Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury because we never get in those fights.

I promise you we will never see Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua in the ring. I saw Eddie Hearns this weekend talking about, oh, Deontay doesn't sell no tickets. Don't ask me about Deontay Wilder. He only had 100,000 pay-per-views. They already making up excuses because they know that Tyson Fury would outbox Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder would knock Anthony Joshua out.

And I say that. I like Anthony Joshua. He can't beat those two guys. Okay. Now, the New York Knicks fired their head coach, David Fisdale. I don't know if that means anything to you. But here's some of the people that are running for the next coach. Mark Jackson.

I don't think they're going to give it to Mark. Mark, there ain't enough prayer in the world. Why bring that type of stress into your life, my brother? Jeff Van Gundy. Jeff Van Gundy, you ain't got no hair? You want to lose the last little bit of edges you got around your head? I don't know. So we'll see what happens with them.

Nobody wants the Knicks coaching job. Too much pressure, too much stress. James Dolan has to go in order for the Knicks to be good. Just like Jerry Jones has to go in order for the Cowboys to be good. Now, also, rest in peace, Juice WRLD. He passed away Sunday morning. He was on a flight from L.A. to Chicago. He got off his flight, and they said he was walking from the flight through the airport, and they believe he just had a seizure.

They don't know what happened. He was rushed to the hospital, and he was pronounced dead at the hospital. The cause of death is unclear at this time. He just turned 21 on Monday. Rest in peace to that young man. Didn't know him. I met him one time when he came into the breakfast club in April. Enjoyed the conversation we had with him.

I'm not going to sit here and act like I was listening to Juice WRLD's music or anything like that. Yeah, well, my son with him. You know, I'm not going to sit in and act like I was, you know, listening to Juice WRLD's music or anything like that. Yeah, well, my son, my son loved him. I remember just going to Powerhouse

when he performed at Powerhouse on New York show and he took pictures with my son and my daughter. He was very nice, very pleasant young man. Kids loved him.

Yes, very, very much. So just rest in peace, all right? Now get it off. Hey, wait a minute.

Rest in peace to Kyle Spinney too, man. Kyle Spinney played Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch on Sesame Street. He died at 85 years old. Look at this, man. You know what kind of talent you have to have to play Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch?

That's two different type of characters. All right? Rest in peace to Kyle Spinney, goddammit. The voices of Oscar the Grouch and Big Bird will never be the same. All right. Well, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. I'm the only person that cares.

Me and his family. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, cares, me and his family. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up right now. Y'all don't care about Kyle Spinney? This is Oscar the Grouch and Big Bird. 800-585-1051. Get it off your chest. Phone lines are wide open.

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Listen to Haunting on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. You better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's up, Envy? What's up, Trav?

How you living? How you living? Hey, Trav, I ain't know you could spit, bro. Why he usually swallows? Why he usually swallows, Envy? Huh? Leave my man Trav alone. Do not stalk yourself, Charlamagne. You know what you're talking about. What up, sis? No, I don't

know what y'all talking about. Y'all got a different relationship than I know about. We'll fill you in, guys, a little later. We'll fill you in a little later. That's right, because Trav has been filling you in all weekend. Oh, God. Listen, Charlamagne, been filling you in all weekend. Oh, God. Listen, Charlamagne, one, I think you don't understand football, bro. We need to keep

the Eagles a game behind us, because if they win, they're going to tie us up. So we need the Giants to keep the Eagles. Say that again, Trav? You need who to win? Trav, let me tell you something. We need the Giants. Just to keep the Eagles a game behind us. That way we don't have to worry about beating them. Trav, you think I give a damn about rooting for us to be in the playoffs this year?

If we get in the playoffs, cool. If we don't, we don't. We're going to get bounced in the first round any goddamn way. As long as you know. Hey, Char. Hey, we can hit the playoffs and start the click. No. Listen, man.

I need to apologize to somebody. And then I need to double down on some things real quick. What's up? What's up? First of all, I apologize to Joe Budden. Because I double down on some things real quick. What's up? What's up? First of all, I apologize to Joe Button because I went in on him like a year ago

because he had said something about polls. But then now, like a year later, I look back on it and it's like he wasn't being disrespectful and I said some disrespectful

things about him. He probably didn't even hear it and probably don't care, but I still have to apologize for it. Okay. Well, Joe Button, Trav, I apologize to you if you care. Go ahead.

Go. And Lizzo, I swear she heard me. She heard us all being naked on the timeline, so she wouldn't have added three more this weekend. I'd be naked on the timeline. Did you see Lizzo at the Lakers game with a thong on? Yes, I did see her looking like Rikishi from WWE. Boy, if you don't stop. Boy, if you don't stop.

Boy, if you don't stop. Hey, stop it now. Don't do that. I will say, though, I don't think that's appropriate whether you skinny or, you know. A big girl. A plus size girl. Like, that's crazy. It's kids around.

And one last thing, yo. One last thing. What's up? It's still F-Port-A-Potty guy, man. Whoa. F-Port-A-Potty guy? It's still F-Port-A-Potty guy. F. Portapotty Guy? It's still F. Portapotty Guy. You better have that same energy when you see him.

Hey, hey. Let's go. All right, Trav. Let's go. Bye. Damn. Why him and Portapotty Guy don't get along? Portapotty Guy did a diss record to Trav.

I know. We're going to play that a little bit. And Trav did a diss record back. We're going to play both of them later. That's right. Hello, who's this? It's 2 Love. Hey, get it off your chest, mama.

Good morning. Y'all doing all right? What's happening, 2 Love? Why? This is 2 Love. Hey, get it off your chest, mama. Good morning. Y'all doing all right? What's happening, 2 Love? Why they call you 2 Love? That's the name one of my homeboys gave me. Why? They ran a train on you or something? So it was like 2 Love?

Hell no. Hell no. What? I'm a good, sweet girl. There you go. Everybody love me. But everybody love me. But I just want to, Kyle, give a shout out to my sister, Nella.

Tomorrow is her last chemo date and she's been battling breast cancer ever since April and it's been like a tough journey for her but her family being behind we've been behind her bed the entire time and I just want to call and just say I love her and tomorrow is her last day

and we ain't got to worry about this cancer no more that's beautiful. That's a great thing, Mama. Oh, yeah. Alright, thank you for calling. Alright. Send out love. 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.

Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest whether you're mad or blessed we want to hear from you on the breakfast club hello who's this hi good morning guys this is Cassandra from New Jersey and I just want to talk about these seizures as it relates to this drug use a young man had one in my office a couple of weeks ago and thank god for this young lady Ms. Rosina because she knew what to do for him because I had no idea what to do for him in fact when he passed out

my arm i thought he was playing then he started shaking but it was directly related to drug use because he just started having them as an adult i understand that you know you can't when you're using these drugs you just can't stop using them just like that because something like that you know can't happen so i really really want our young people to understand when they're using these drugs, they gotta understand that it has an effect. And I'm not saying that, you know, that was the cause of the young man's, you know, death, the drug

use, but those seizures are very, very real. And a lot of times we don't know what to do for them because I didn't even know that you can't talk loud when they're having one because I started panicking. I know what... People telling me, ohicking. I know what to do when a person is having a seizure because when I was in middle school, high school, I had a cousin who used to have seizures all the time.

You know what I'm saying? And listen, I don't want people to start repositioning seizures as something that is only just caused by drug use because that's not the case. A lot of people have epilepsy, and when you have a non-epileptic seizure, it can be lack of sleep. It can be... I mean, non-epileptic seizure, it can be lack of sleep. It can be, um...

I mean, it's a lot of things. It can be lack of sleep. It can be alcohol withdrawal. It can be just a neurological disorder in your brain. Like, it's a lot of different things that cause seizures. But you know what? Like what she said, too, with kids, if you're a parent,

have the conversation with your kids early about drugs. I've been having a conversation with my kids about it early on about drugs. I mean, you don't know your kid could be a good kid, but you don't know who his friends are and you don't know if his friends are doing drugs. And then one day he's like, oh, damn, let me try it. It seems like it's nothing. No, you never know. Have that conversation with your kids early. I've been had that conversation with my son. I've been had it with my daughter. And we continue to talk about it because I never want them to be like, alright, let me just try it and then they're addicted. Especially when you have so

many social influences. Like you said, the friends, but then it's also the music. It's all type of other stuff. Juice WRLD said he was inspired to drink lean because of the future. Future, yeah. That's right. You should have the conversation with them about drugs. But I just don't want people to reposition seizures

as just something that happens because of drug use. Correct. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's good, what's good, fam? It's Sharratt. S to the I double R A P, you hear? What's up? Nah, I don't hear you. Yeah. Yo, yo, Sean, man, what's up, though? Boy, let me spit this hot verse real quick, man. Oh, my God, I hate people

that talk like you. People that talk like you don't even really exist. Like, y'all are in just movies. Go ahead, man, go ahead. Carry on. This is the verse, man. I'll say three-piece suit on, that Peter Lugas getting my eat on, slim tank, Tiana Taylor body, no Iman, spend a couple bands at Neiman's on your B-moms, huh?

Can't F with that. I took a loss in June, but I was up by July. Car pulled up, doors up, look like it fly. Red dot on the beam point at like 6'9". Telling him on the side, I need my eggs fried. Colonial ish, starting to dip where I sit.

In the kitchen whipping like it's Thanksgiving and ish. Ungrateful more efforts don't be giving an ish. All they wanna do is take, they don't be giving you ish. I'ma be honest with you, look, look, look. I can tell you not bad, but in about two minutes, I counted 72 lies. You know what I'm saying?

At least 72 lies. The whole whip in the kitchen, the car with the doors up, no Neiman Marcus. Like, I heard about 72 lies, King. It looked like it was fly. I could pull up right now and it was fly. Listen, take that rental back to wherever you got it. You know what I'm saying? Okay?

He might be doing credit card scams and Neiman and all that. Congrats, though. 72 Lies in 2 Minutes is a new record. My goodness. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. And let me say happy anniversary to my parents. Their anniversary is on Saturday.

And I was flying from Toronto, and I totally forgot. And they were kind of mad that I forgot it was their anniversary. But I forgot. I'm getting old. I really just forgot. Well, as long as your father remembered. That's all that matters. Hey, mom, dad, happy anniversary. That's really the only man that. I really just forgot. Well, as long as your father remembered. That's all that matters. Hey, mom, dad.

That's really the only man that has to really remember that. Exactly. But it was kind of mad. But happy anniversary, mom and dad. I was flying. I apologize. But anyway, up next, we have front page news. Now, that guy just rapped.

Nick Cannon. You got rumors, boy. What'd I say? Front page news. What the hell is ye? Nick Cannon. He wants to battle somebody. We'll get into that next.

Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast he? Nick Cannon. He wants to battle somebody. We'll get into that next. Keep it locked. 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 are 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete of concrete everybody's doing it I am King Ernest Emmanuel I am the Queen of Ladonia I'm Jackson the first king of Capra burg I

am the supreme leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia be part of a great colonial tradition the why can't I trade 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 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 lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app,

Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Now I know you've probably been wandering the mortal plane Wondering when I'd be back to fill your ears With deliciously unsettling stories Well, wonder no more Because we've got a ghoulishly good lineup ready for you Let's just say things get a bit extra We're talking spirits, demons And the kind of supernatural chaos That'll make your spooky season complete

You know how much I love this time of year It's the one time I'm actually on trend. So grab your pumpkin spice, dust off that Ouija board. Just don't call me unless it's urgent. And tune in for new episodes every week. Remember, the veils are thin, the stories are spooky, and your favorite ghost host is back and badder than ever. Listen to Haunting 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. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Eminem. It's time. She's spilling the tea.

This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club Now Eminem is back in the studio He's back rapping We haven't heard from him in a while, right? Nah, when was Kamikaze album? When was Kamikaze album, Dan?

Last year? Last year, right? Yeah, about a year ago Yeah, Kamikaze was last year and he'd be on Versus. I've heard him on Griselda Records and stuff like that. Okay, well, recently he was on Fat Joe's album, and he took a shot at Nick Cannon.

Can we play? I know me and Mariah didn't end on a high note, but that other dude's whip, that piece of got him neutered. Tried to tell him this chick's a nut job, before he got his jewels clipped. Almost got my caboose kicked. Food quit, you're not gonna do this. I let her chop my balls off too.

Before I lost it. You Nick. Why is Eminem still rapping about Mariah Carey? Eminem's still rapping about Mariah like he's putting out CDs. You know how like back in the day before there was the internet, you'd have to wait until a CD came out? Correct. To get what somebody's response was?

Like why is he rapping about Mariah and Nick Cannon still? Well, Nick Cannon actually responded. He should change his name from Eminem to like Percocet. What's the feel that old people do? We're going to call them Cialis. Bring your walker, get out your wheelchair, Eminem. And pop some whatever you pop. Should I respond back to this?

That's the question. It's not worthy of a response. I got to get my time machine. Go put my gigolo jersey on. It seems old and out of left field to me. I'm going to tell you something, man. The worst part about this is that Eminem is going to make Nick Cannon do something none of us want.

What's that? Rap. Oh, boy. But my money's on Nick Cannon, actually. In 2019 going into 2020, I put my money on Nick Cannon. Nick Cannon got his little incredible gang. You know what I'm saying? He got Charlie Clips and Hitman Holland, Conceited. I got my money on Nick Cannon to watch Eminem, bro. I think Nick Cannon going to surprise y'all before the year.

Well, Eminem wants some smoke with you. He threw a line at you, too. Remains of Charlemagne. He wants it with you, too. When is Eminem... Go after rappers, bro. No. Like, all these years, and what rapper has he ever gone after that's on his level? Lyrically.

Cannabis, maybe? Yeah. Like, what rapper? Like, go after some rappers or something, man. Go after some people that's going to rap back at you. Sound like you scared, bro. Don't worry. Nick Cannon... Listen, Nick Cannon, I'm going to get on his some rappers or something, man. Go after some people that's going to rap back at you. Sound like you scared, bro. Don't worry, Nick Cannon. Listen, Nick Cannon, I'm going to get on his ass.

Come on, Nick. Come on, Charlie. Come on, Hitman. Come on, Conceited. It's the one time and one time only you will ever hear me want to hear Nick Cannon rap. Okay? Let's go, Nick. All right.

Hit him, Nick. Now, Steve Harvey was back at it. You know he does the Miss Universe contest. And he wanted to say best costume. And Steve Harvey did what Steve Harvey does. Earlier this week, all the contestants competed in a national costume contest. Here's a look at the winner, Philippines. You just woo.

Cake and oranges And potato chips This is a lot It's not Philippines It's Malaysia Okay well Let me explain something to you I just read that In the teleprompter

Y'all gonna quit doing this To me He said the wrong name again He did? Yes He did that on purpose No no Cause he's a little pissed

He's like alright Nah enough's enough now enough's enough. Now enough's enough. Why y'all keep doing that to us, man? Why y'all do that to Steve Harvey for? Well, Miss Universe, Miss South Africa actually won. She won on beauty and she had this message. I grew up in a world where a woman who looks like me with my kind of skin and my kind of hair was never considered to be beautiful.

And I think that it is time that that stops today. I want children to look at me and see my face, and I want them to see their faces reflected in mine. Thank you. Alright, drop on the clues, Mom. South Africa, damn it. Absolutely.

And I want y'all to know, I just went to Nick Cannon's page. Nick Cannon, it looked like he in the studio with Hitman Holla and the Real Charlie Clips, and all of them is dressed in black. What does that mean? He put hashtag the invitation. I don't know. I see conceited in there.

They got on black hoodies. Yeah, they just try to look thin. And he put, shut up, man. And he put, well, y'all asked for it. Nobody asked for it, Nick. Okay. I guess I did just now, but hashtag the invitation. Woo, Eminem, you better be very, very afraid.

My goodness. You're going to have to resurrect D12 in a minute to get back at these guys. My goodness. Well, Kanye West, he had his first opera out in Los Angeles, and then after he went to Art Basel in Miami. But something was a little strange. If you haven't seen the picture, can you put it on Revolt?

Kanye is completely painted in silver. I don't see the problem. Now, if you don't know, let me describe it for you. If you ever come to go to New York City or if you ever go to any of the big cities and you see the guys outside painted in silver

doing like old school dances for change, that's exactly what Kanye looked like. He looks like the lids we use on Thanksgiving. He looks like that. But it's not lids, it's aluminum foil. You know, everybody knows when you grow up in the black community, the lid on Thanksgiving for all the dishes is aluminum foil. He looked like the Tin Man.

I don't know what he's doing. Nobody can figure out what he's doing. You like that? I love it. You know what I'm saying? He looked unbothered. He looked like he's not giving a F. He's in his own world. He's doing what the F he want look like he's not giving a F. He's in his own world.

He's doing what the F he want. He's sipping on his champagne. He minding his damn business. You know what I'm saying? He going to go home to his beautiful wife and his beautiful kids. I don't see the problem. You're going to scare him with that aluminum foil outfit. When a person makes a conscious decision to do something like this,

and he owns it the way Kanye West is owning it, I can't do nothing but applaud him. Oh, you know that big fat suit that people used to wear all the time? The big styrofoam-looking glitter fat? No. That's exactly what it looks like. I never grew up in an area where people wore fat suits. Yeah, now they wear the outfits to make them.

Anyway. No, that was one time. Missy Elliott did that in a video, and it was black, sir. No, that wasn't what I'm talking about. What are you talking about? You know, they had the big outfits on that people would use to work out to make them lose weight. You know what he looked like?

Remember them oval red and vodka popcorns when you could put them in and like the silver would just pop, pop, pop, pop and get real big? Yep. That's what he look like. But who cares? This man look unbothered. How he even get his beard silver? He got silver all in his ears.

He really committed to this, man. What is the role, though? What was the point? I don't know. Oh. I don't know. Well, that is your rumor report. When we come back, we got front page news.

We'll tell you about sports. A lot going on in we got front page news. We'll tell you about sports. A lot going on in sports. Nick's fired a head coach. We'll tell you about it. And your favorite football teams and Juice WRLD. We got to tell you about that when we come back. So don't move. Angela Yee's out.

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 into front page news. Now, in sports, the Falcons beat the Panthers. Ravens beat the Bills.

The Browns beat the Bengals. There was a rumor that Odell said he wants to get traded, too. The Packers beat the Redskins. The Broncos beat the Texans. The Vikings beat the Lions. 49ers beat the Saints. That was a high-scoring game, 48-46. The Jets beat the Dolphins.

The Buccaneers beat the Colts. The Chargers beat the Jaguars. Steelers beat the Cardinals. Kansas City Chiefs, they beat the Patriots. Wow, 23-16. The Titans beat the Raiders, 42-21. And the Rams beat the Seattle Seahawks, 28-12. And then Monday Night Football, the Giants take on the Eagles.

So, Charlemagne. Yes. Let me ask you a question. Who do you want to win tonight? Well, you know I'm a Dallas Cowboy fan. Right. You know what I'm saying? That's correct.

We're currently number one in the NFC least. I call it the least because all of them suck. But tonight I would love if it was a tie ball game. I would love that if it ended in a tie ball game. That would be amazing. No, no. We want the Giants to win tonight. No.

I would love for it to be a tie. And in boxing, Anthony Joshua, he wins the rematch with Andy Ruiz Jr. Did you see the fight? I did watch the fight. I was at my daughter's cheerleading competition, but I had his own app downloaded on my phone. I was very disappointed with Andy Ruiz Jr. Did you see the fight? I did watch the fight. I was at my daughter's cheerleading competition, but I had the Zone app downloaded on my phone. I was very disappointed in Andy Ruiz. I actually thought Andy Ruiz was going to win the rematch

up until this week when I saw him show up at the weigh-in at 280-plus pounds. Right. And he was supposed to show up to training camp in July, but he didn't come until September. And after the fight, he said he got caught up in the fame of it all. They said he went out and bought a Rolls Royce. So he was just living his life like it was golden.

And Anthony Joshua, you know, he won. He won the fight. But, I mean, look, when you take an ass-cutting the way you took an ass-cutting in the first fight, I wanted to see him do a little bit more, like maybe a little bit more damage to Ruiz. But he won the fight. So now he can go back to ducking Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury.

He's definitely going to duck Wilder. I highly doubt you'll ever see the Deontay Wilder fight. All right, and also the Knicks fire head coach, David Fisdale. I mean, the Knicks suck right now. I mean, there's nothing they can do. I don't think that's going to matter. But they're looking for some other new coaches.

Mark Jackson's name is in the hat. Jeff Van Gundy, his name is in the hat. Why would y'all want that stretch, man? Mark Jackson, I know you're a God-fearing man. Ain't enough prayers in the world to make the Knicks better. I think Mark could do a good job. And then also Becky Hammond, who is an assistant coach for the Spurs, and she's looked at maybe for possibly being the head coach for the Knicks as well.

By the way, the New York Knicks and the Dallas Cowboys are proof that the Illuminati is not real. Why, what do you mean? Because James Dolan and Jerry Jones make all of this money. They got two of the most valuable franchises in the whole world, and they've been sucking for 20-plus years. They definitely suck. If it was just that easy, it could be a quick blood sacrifice, and we'd be winning Super Bowls and NBA championships.

You're right. And lastly, we have to send a rest in peace to Juice WRLD. He passed away Sunday at the age of 21. He just turned 21 on last Monday. So we got to say rest in peace. We don't know what happened. He was coming in from a flight from California to Chicago. He landed, and as he was walking through the airport, he had a seizure.

They rushed him to the hospital, and he was pronounced dead a short time later at the hospital. All right, so rest in peace and condolences to his family and friends. Yeah, man, everybody's rushing to say that, you know, it was drug use, and it possibly could have been. But I just don't want people to think that, you know, drug use is the only thing that causes seizures. Because that's not true. You can have epilepsy. You can have a lack of sleep. It can be unusual activity in your brain.

It can be brain tumors. It can be stress. It's all types of You can have epilepsy. You can have a lack of sleep. It can be unusual activity in your brain. It can be brain tumors. It can be stress. It's all types of things that cause seizures. Right. So that is your front page news. I didn't know Juice WRLD like that. I met him when he came to the Breakfast Club back in April. We had a good conversation when he was up here.

I dug his energy a lot. He has no problem talking about trying to stay mentally healthy. Correct. As well as his battles with drugs. If I remember correctly, I thought he said he was off drugs. At that time. Yeah. Honestly, we don't know. What we're going to do when we come back

is we're going to get that interview back on. It was a great conversation. It was a pleasant young man. If you missed it, we're going to get our conversation with Juice World back on. Rest in peace and condolences to his family and friends again. And we're going to get his joint on, too. So if you don't know who Juice WRLD is or you're not familiar with his music, keep it locked up. We're going to fill you in when we come back and we're going to replay that interview when he stopped doing April. Once again, probably my son's one of his favorite artists.

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Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, rest in peace to Juice WRLD. He passed away on Sunday, but he stopped through earlier this year in April, and we had a great conversation with him. We're going to get that back on to ladies and gentlemen, Juice WRLD, when he was on The Breakfast Club.

We got a special guest in the building. Yes, sir. Juice WRLD. Yo, what's good? Welcome, sir. It's good to be here, man. It's a blessing. Congrats on all your success, man.

Appreciate you, man. You had a number one record with Lucid Dreams and a number one album with Death Race for Love. Yep, yes, sir. How does that feel? Man, it's really just a blessing to me, man. I just, you know, obviously I'm happy and it makes my day. Those are the stats.

But I just kind of take that and just, you know, use that to even aim for higher next time, you know. Lucid Dreams was the smash everybody loved. Now, what was the idea and the feeling of Lucid Dreams? It's funny Cause I really I wrote that song In like 15 minutes And then on the original Mixtape that it was on

I didn't think That was gonna be the smash I had a song called Moonlight And I thought That was gonna be the smash But Lucid Dreams The one that blew up

People can relate To heartbreak too Yeah for sure And I don't feel like A lot of guys Express that No no no And the people that do Like people be ready to make fun of them for it

when they got the same feelings. They just scared to say it, you know? But, like, I didn't know that many people was going to be able to relate to heart. It surprised me how many people related to that song, you know? Everybody has their heart broken. But they don't talk about it. But a lot of people don't talk about it, though. Especially guys. Girls talk about it, but guys don't do songs,

like, expressing how heartbroken they were and all of that. They don't do that. We used to have to be tough. I'm saying, but being a real n***a, like, if you 100% a real n***a, that means you're not afraid to show your emotions. It's a balance. It's a balance of everything. It's not just toughness, you feel me?

Like, you gotta really, it's a balance of all attributes. I always feel like guys act like they moved on, they're good. Oh, it wasn't that big a deal. Well, they be butt hurt, man. They start dating right away. Absolutely. But they really do be upset at home alone. Yeah.

They be butt hurt. That's what I love about y'all generation, man. Y'all not afraid to express y'all feelings and y'all true emotions. Yeah, for sure. Why do you think that is? I feel like it's just the evolution of man. You think that the definition of what a man was supposed to be

was f***ed up throughout the years? Hell yeah, just because we're not perfect. I mean, think about it. Technically speaking, as far as everybody, they think the definition of a real n***a is somebody that's just tough. Yeah, savage, a killer, something like that. Not somebody

that's taking care of all their responsibilities. Not somebody that don't tell a lie. You know what I'm saying? It's all f***ed up. That treats people with respect. Yeah, exactly. It's all f***ed up. It's all mixed up. Do you talk to your friends

about things that you're going through or is it more expressed in your music? It depends. I mean, I'm most definitely not afraid to speak my mind. So, like, if I know that person has went through the same thing and I may come to that person like,

yo, what did you do in this situation? Because I'm going through this. So, like, it all depends. Sometimes I just leave it in the music though. And when I release it, there'll be people hitting me up like, what? You went through this? I went through this, bro. I'm praying for you.

You know what I'm saying? Whatever the case. So like, yeah. Yeah, but how soon did people switch up on you after that? Oh, what? Look, they switched up before that. Because I had, so for a short period of time in between like, so pretty much that man over there,

G Money, that's the person that discovered me and really blew me up. What up, G Money? Took me to the label. That's the CEO right there. So I'm a big brother.

So it was a time period before me and him started going to different labels. It was like, what, like a month we was back at home and I had a little money in my pocket.

I came up on a little money. I came up on like $20,000 and everybody was sucking when I got back home. And I don't even know how. It was somebody with me when I got the money. And I think they went and told everybody that I had $20,000. How'd you get it? How'd you get it?

It was just, I had did some business. Like I had signed to like, I did some business with my big brother. Like I signed a contract. So like, you know, it was just a little something. But like everybody was on my. I got back home. I woke up the next morning, my phone blown up. Like, what you on?

Let's smoke. Let's do this. Let's, like, nah, I'm staying in the crib. You didn't call me much. I'm telling you, bro, that's s*** weird, bro. Did you move out the hood quickly? Yeah, I mean, I wasn't, my OG moved me away from that environment a while back. But you're from Chicago.

Yeah. Smart move. For sure. You go back home a lot? Nah, not no more. If anything, if anybody I want to see, I just tell them

to come to me. I fly them to me. But they hate it too real? Yeah. But Chicago is like crabs in a bucket. And, you know, a mother f***er

try to get out, everybody else in a bucket gonna do everything they can to stop that person. Kanye was planning to move back to Chicago for a second. For a second. It didn't happen. I feel like he'd just be

saying whatever idea come off the top at that moment. He'd be freestyling. He'd be freestyling life. That's f***ing freestyling life. He'd be freestyling. So you wrote this last album in five days, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Here's the thing though, like people kind of took that the wrong way. They took it as me not trying when really, like I said, Lucid Dreams, I wasn't rushing to write that song.

I wrote it in 15 minutes. Some of the best songs I've like dropped, I've made in like 15, 20 minutes. It's just off the strength of my work ethic. Like ideas come to me real fast. And not thinking too hard about, like,

let me change this, let me do that. It kind of just flows. That's a talent. Thank you. How'd you start rapping? Because I've seen a video of you rapping for over an hour, freestyling for an hour. So how'd you start rapping?

I was on Tim Westwood's show. Tim Westwood. I ain't going to lie. It really started because my mom was, she used to be super strict when I was like a little kid on the music I could listen to. And I used to go over to my cousin's crib and bump Wayne, Gucci, Jeezy. And I'd come back home and be reciting the lyrics in my head and forget some of them.

And then I'd just add my own lyrics in there to fill it. And then that's just how I started. I was like four, five years old doing that. So like eventually I just, I think I started freestyling on some random shit and I got good at it. I always wanted to make it somehow. I used to play sports and shit too, though.

So, I wanted... What sport? Basketball and baseball. Okay. I had to work hella, hella hard to be good at basketball, but baseball came naturally and I thought, really,

I thought that's what I was gonna do. But high school, that team shit didn't really work out. But I don't know, it just ain't really... I think in's what I was going to do. But high school, that team didn't really work out. But I don't know. It just ain't really. I think in high school, I wasn't eligible for some shit when it came to tryouts. Some shit degrees? Yeah, yeah.

I always tested high. Very, very intelligent person. But I couldn't. I wasn't one of them because I could just sit in the classroom and just focus on the teacher talking to me. I couldn't do that. So you get sent to the office for disrupting class all the time? No, I wasn't even, like, bad or nothing.

I'd just be in there not paying attention. They said you had ADD when you were younger. Yeah, supposedly. They put you on anything for it? For sure. At Adderall?

You know, they love putting little kids on that shit. Those little black kids from the hood. Of course. Yeah. They love doing that. You know they put me on that shit.

They put you on Adderall. Look, that fight started out with Falkland. I didn't, well, I've been on all that Falkland. What's the, Ritalin, Vyvanse, Adderall, all that shit. They tried to put me on Ritalin. That's it. How did you stop taking it? I really stopped taking it on my own even before my mama knew.

She used to pack it with my breakfast. So I'd eat my breakfast in there. Then she'd have my pills wrapped up. And then I was supposed to take them after I eat. I used to just it with my breakfast. So I'd eat my breakfast in there. And then she'd have my pills wrapped up. And then I was supposed to take them after I eat. I used to just throw them away. That's crazy. That tell you something. Because when was that, like, fifth, sixth grade?

I did not like the way that shit made me feel. You knew it was some bullshit. Yeah, because look, I'd take it, right? And then for, like, 15 minutes, I'd be the most social person ever. I'd be cracking jokes. You know what I'm saying? Acting like a little ass kid like I'm supposed to act. 15 minutes pass and then all my personality will be gone.

Crash. And I'll be like a zombie and I wouldn't eat. I'll be irritated. I'm like, bro, when they giving this to a fifth grade, like that's really crazy. If you think about it, they medicating little kids. And you know what was the wildest part about all that? That ain't even making me do the work You know like

The fuck am I taking that shit for If it's not improving anything you know And I remember in high school I still had it And I remember people used to bust down my line Trying to get me to sell it to them And I'm like wow y'all actually like this shit But that shit

Damn near ruined my childhood a little bit. Like, it ain't ruined it, but it made it less enjoyable because that shit kill your personality. But they say that you make, like, sad music, right? Yeah. So is that maybe because of a result of that? You know what I mean? I mean, that's just a part of me touching on emotions

that people really be scared to touch on. All right, we got more with Juice WRLD. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. E.J. Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, rest in peace to Juice WRLD.

We're getting on his interview that he did with us. He stopped through in April earlier this year. Great conversation, and let's get that back on. Part two of our interview with Juice WRLD. Yee. How many times have you had your heart broken? Honestly? Probably like once or twice. Just once or twice? Yeah. I feel like that high school s*** don't count. That s***

over exaggerated. But you feel it still. It still hurt though. But I ain't gonna lie when I look back on it it's like damn. Three years ago. It's like f*** was you doing? How old are you? 20? Yeah. f***. It was three years ago. It's like, f***, what you doing? How old are you, 20? Yeah.

Come on, man. It's like three years ago. It's like three years ago. You still stunting on whoever that girl is right now. I mean, I ain't going to say I'm not, but like. I bet you won't block on the gram. You wanted to see them new cars. That new gram and s***.

I bet you won't do that. It's just like, even though it's only been, you know what I'm saying, only been a couple years, I feel like it's a year after you graduate out of high school that you mature a whole lot because that's when you figure out what the f*** you finna do next. Some people take a year off. Some people go straight to college. I took a year off.

I was trying to delay college as much as possible. Did you go to school? No, I graduated high school straight, but I didn't go to college. I got a job, though, right after high school. What job? I worked at a car factory on some eight-mile shit. I swear to God. That shit was so depressing, though.

Why? So say me and you, you know what I'm saying? Say we work at the same place. And say we making car handles or some shit. It's repetitive. And it's like, say you 60 years old, and I'm... I'm 40, and you are 80. Okay, I get it.

Say you're 60. Look, look, look. No, look, though. I get what you're saying. And then I have a conversation with you, and some of these motherfuckers was telling me, yeah, I've been here for 15 years, 20 years. And I'm, I just got here,

and I'm working the same shit as you working. And the only difference between me and you is you got just a little bit more benefits and you could be sick a day. And I can't. Now, how was it to her with Nikki? That was lit. You didn't get to perform on shows. Every time we look up, it's like the show was canceled. Did you perform during those shows when it was canceled?

It was deeper than that. It was like some of the venues that we went to didn't have the capacity to deal with all the production. What were we going to do? Have like a dark show? You know what I'm saying? Like a cappella show or something? It was malfunctioning.

So like, worst come to worst, that shit had to get pulled. Nobody knew that beforehand, though? Like they didn't pick proper venues? No, they said they... It was really the venue fault because they said everything was going to be cool, I guess. You know? I just know that it was an experience.

It was a learning experience. That was really my first time. I did like two or three stadiums before that. That was like my first time doing consistent stadiums the night after night. It had to get to a point where you, when them shows kept getting canceled, he was like, God damn again? It had to be. It was only what, three shows, right? Yeah, it wasn't that many.

Oh, okay. It seemed like it was more than three. He acting like it's the whole damn tour. You know what I mean? When you follow it on social media, you're like,

damn, that's another show. But you know social media be boring as ****. It was like two, three shows max. If it was their fault, they would've got sued. Truthfully.

If it was your fault, promoters would've been suing. We didn't get touched. Yeah. Did Nicki handpick you? Yeah, that's the homie. Yeah, yeah got sued. Truthfully. Like, if it was your fault, promoters would've been suing, but they had to know. Did Nicki handpick you? Yeah, that's the homie. Yeah, yeah,

yeah. For sure. That tour, that s*** was fun, but the one thing I don't f*** with is that food over there, bro. Where?

Everywhere over there. Every s***. Come on, that's impossible. Everywhere, you don't f*** with. They think I'm capping? Hey,

we was McDonald's trapping for the longest. Yeah. Praying that the Big Mac would taste like I had taste back home. Like, I'm cool. I ordered a McDouble. That shit had some yellow sauce and jalapenos.

They have different sauces. It wasn't mustard, bro. It wasn't mustard. I don't know what it was. I didn't even want to find out. That was a local cuisine. That was a disgruntled employee in the back. You know what?

Hell no. Good thing I ain't tried that. Always do the kid menu. Next time you go to kid menu, always get chicken fingers and french fries. There's always a kid menu. No, see, but that's what I eat here. I was going to say, yeah.

Maybe you're just not that experimental when it comes to food. I'm not objective trying shit, but I'm not going to go all my way to do that shit, though. My girl be trying to make me try shit. I don't play around. How long you been with your girl? Eight months now.

Eight months. You living in L.A. and you not eating healthy yet? You ain't green juicing with everything? I'm not finna sell my soul, man. Sell my soul to the vegan guy. That's funny, isn't it? How did you get the name Juice Girl anyway? I had the haircut. I had that haircut

I had that park haircut Back when I was a freshman in high school And then I was obsessed with that movie I was obsessed with that movie too Juice movie Why do you think you're selling your soul for not eating healthy I was joking I feel like obviously

I could improve my diet somewhere Because I'd be eating trash I'm going to send him some of my juices The pressed juices It tastes good I feel like, obviously, I could improve my diet somewhat because I'd be eating trash. I'm going to send him some of my juices, the pressed juices. You got to try them. It tastes good. You see that? Where Pete at? He out there.

He'd be drinking all type of green, nasty ass. Nah, you're like, I'm going to send it to you. He'd be drinking like, what's that, kale water and all? Oh, no, it's some f***. But to keep your skin clear, to keep your energy up, you know what I'm saying? I take care of my skin very well, though. I take care of my teeth. I take care of everything except my diet.

I'm straight. Everything is diet, man. It's all about what you put in your body. Just like how you put stuff in your brain. Yeah. Now, how did you meet your girlfriend? Eventually, we just linked. I was talking to her on Instagram for over a year, but not even on no flirting.

It was like, oh, this song sound hard. Keep up on no flirting. It was like, oh, this song sound hard. Keep up the good work. Type of shit was really hard. Wasn't no catfish, though. Oh, I can tell. I never get got. She bad?

Yeah, of course. Ask him if his girl is bad, man. What's her ground? Get the fuck out of here. Get the fuck out of here. How you know she's not finessing you, though? Come on, man. You know these things, s***.

And if she is, s***, she's doing a good job, because I can't tell. You got some songs about her on the album? She the one? Yeah, for sure. That's what them is about, pretty much. It's funny, for the longest time, like I said, there was no flirtation at all. I was actually, when she first messaged me, I was actually with somebody else. And so, it was just, I don't knowaged me, I was actually with somebody else. And so,

it was just, I don't know, every now and then we would just be talking and eventually it just became more consistent and we linked.

Is it worth having a girl now though? Especially with your success rising? I feel like that's, not to make it sound like it's all about money, I don't know,

I feel like that's more convenient. If you found somebody that's all for you versus somebody that really just wants you because of, like a groupie,

like a super fan, like, my f*** be crazy. My f*** snatch your chain, take your phone, all type of s***, take pictures of you while you sleep.

It's happened. It's happened. It's on display for people to see and learn from. That s*** happened. That's happened to you? No, hell no. Okay. That has never, never in a billion years. No's on display for people to see and learn from. Like, that shit happened. That's happened to you? No, hell no.

Okay. That has never, never in a billion years. No one ever took a picture of you asleep? No. Oh, you know what? Somebody took a picture of me and my girl asleep on a plane. It was so weird. And I seen it posted on, like, a little fan page or something.

It was so weird. Right. I was asleep on my way back from Europe. And, you know, it's like the first class seats, you know, like how the beds. With the beds on, yep. Yeah, so we sleep and somebody walk past and take a picture and post it. That's...

That shit down there made my skin itch. You wouldn't think anybody would do that. No, and that's like... Because, I mean, I feel like it's only so far people will go. And it's like a couple lines that I expect people not to cross. One is when you eating, when you pissing in the bathroom, somebody walk...

Somebody has done that to me though Recently I was pissing They walk in asking for a picture Bro my s*** is out Move around That's the picture they want Whatever you say that I got the picture I want

That's why I asked you for the picture He gonna have to find somebody That participate in that lifestyle That's not how this s*** go for him I am good man That's not how this shit go for him. I am good, man. That's not how it go for him. So that shit.

And then while you sleep, like that shit. Weird as hell. I don't like that. Like, that's obsessive. All right, we got more with Juice WRLD when he stopped through the Breakfast Club in April. Again, rest in peace to Juice WRLD and condolences to his family and friends. It was a great conversation. We're going to get that back on when we come back. So don't move.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Lucid Dreams. Shout to Juice WRLD and rest in peace. He stopped through earlier this year in April. We had a great conversation. And we're going to get that back on. Again, condolences to his family and friends.

This is part three of our interview with Juice WRLD. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. You know what's interesting about you, man? I hear you talk about mental health and stuff like that, but it seems like you're a very big protector of your energy and your peace of mind. Yeah, for sure.

I mean, that's what I've learned. I just got here. I'm a year in this game. I've learned that so far. It's just the beginning. Did you always know that, though? Did you always know, like, how to keep peace of mind?

Nah. Nah, nah. Because even some of the people I used to hang with, we used to be on, you know, we used to fight. We used to be on web. We used to be in the streets.

So, like, that's not practicing that. You know? That's not practicing that. You have a song called Syphilis, right? Out of all diseases, why did you choose Syphilis?

Because I always talk about Charlamagne. Maybe one he had. His signs of syphilis. Yeah. He said, I always talk about Syphilis. I said Syphilis because, really, I had recorded the song before I even made the name for it. But I was like, bitch, I'll be sick of this syphilis, that nigga tripping, and I'm going to get rid of him. And after that, I was like, pause it.

I was like, we're going to name this song Syphilis. It was just random. I think I was stoned or something. It was some random shit. And that's how that like, pause it. I was like, we're going to name this song Syphilis. It was just random. I think I was stoned or something. It was some random s***, you know? And that's how that song got that name. Oh, so you never had it? Yeah, what? F*** out of here.

Do people really get syphilis nowadays? Are you wrapping up real life experience? No. I'm like, my goodness. I said, nope, nobody ever did that. Oh, no, man. How do you know? What are the signs of syphilis anyway?

I don't even know. I ain't never had to find out because I don't get that s***. That was a trick question. They're like, what's the signs of syphilis? Oh, don't even know. I ain't never had to find out because I don't get that shit. That was a trick question. They're like, what's the signs of syphilis? Oh, God. What y'all thought I was for the dude to get the name? You never had no STD ever? Uh, uh-uh.

Lying. He's lying. I can tell by the way you just paused. Uh-uh. Comedian. I plead the fifth, man. A little gonorrhea problem. Come on, look.

He's throwing shit in my mixing pot. Yo, fuck you. It's curable. It's curable. Yeah, I mean, I feel like everybody, if you out there and you claim you knocking s*** down, you're going to get got, probably. Oh, my God. You're going to get got. I never had nothing, thank God.

You lying. He never got tested. You never got tested, though. I got tested once. I got tested for HIV once. No, twice. So, look. So, look.

You know that. It lives dormant in you. That's what you about to tell me. Yeah, your ass condemned to have a plethora of different s***. He tested s*** for his wife. So, his wife got pregnant three times. She got tested. So, he just feels like he It lives dormant in you. That's what you about to tell me. Yeah, your ass could damn near have a plethora of different. He tested his wife. So his wife got pregnant three times. She got tested. So he just feels like he ain't got no.

Yeah, and the earwax test. You see the earwax test? See? Don't follow this. Earwax test, you dig in your ear, get a little wax on your finger, and then you put it in her. If she jump, she got something. So you leave it alone. Don't listen to him.

The nasty part is that you have wax in your ears. That's a little bit. That's gross. That sound disgusting. Hell no. Don't try that. What's that, an old remedy or some shit? That's like something somebody's great-grandma would say.

What do they do now when you get burned? Like, how do they fix that? What do they do now? I know. I ain't going to lie. Look. Okay. Uh-oh.

No, look, this is not about me, though. No, I did ask. Look, I'm my brother Graham. I still got it. On everything. Your homie got it. Nah, look, he ain't even had nothing. But he went to go get tested because he ain't know.

He had to stick the thing in his... Yeah. That's why I asked you how they do it now. Because back in the day, that's what they used to have to do. They still do that. It depends on the place, though. It depends on the place, though. What did he say it felt like?

He was limping out that bitch. I don't know how he got here. I know, right? Because he got a song called Syphilis. Yeah, there you go. You said on your death booze grave? On my dead brother's, on my dead homie's. Oh, okay, okay.

Yeah, like, that's just coming from Chicago. I lost a couple people. But it's just a part of that lifestyle. I had to make a change. Like, so, you know, it's too many statistics. And if I can help some of my peoples and myself, I'm not going to,

we're not going to end up in that situation. Like, because that's just, it's too common. But that's smart to have the wherewithal. Like, okay, I got all this money now.

Yeah. I can't go back to the hood because a lot of people's mentalities, I'm going right back to the hood so I can inspire people. You can inspire,

no, it really be the stunt though. Like, that's how people, is it worth your life type shit? Somebody, somebody that's not even your op could just see you, not know you, but, like, know who you are and want what you have and kill you because they don't have it.

Absolutely. And this shit fucked you up this weekend? Man, what? That shit fucked my whole head up. And I'm just like, damn it. And then I got to watching everybody, Sixth Sense on there, everybody saying that, oh, it was the government,

or it was... After CB Stubb and all that. Yeah. Like, bro, ain't the time to be throwing out conspiracy theories, man. That's damn near, that's low-key damn near

trying to avoid what's been going on forever. Absolutely. Which is us killing each other. Exactly. Yeah. I do want to ask a question about, you know, rappers,

you know, and like, do you feel like they underestimate the power they have to help eliminate stigmas like mental health in the black community? Of course, of course.

Mental health in the black community is an issue. I got homies that they come to me now saying they think they got anxiety, but I know back in the day,

especially the area that I used to hang with them at, they come to their mama and tell them they got anxiety. She gonna be, in the day, especially the area that I used to hang with them at, they come to their mama and tell them they got anxiety. She gonna be, what? Oh, that's the devil in you. You going to church or, you know, they go to their dad. Their dad tell them, smoke a blunt.

You know what I'm saying? So, like, it's a big issue that's not touched. What do you tell your homies when they come to you now and they say, I got anxiety? They be like, you know, they be saying s*** like that. Their hair f***ed up. They don't know what to do. And I really be hitting them like, you know what I'm saying?

I'm here if you want to talk. We can chop it up all you want. I just try to help them see their options. You recommend therapy to them, anything like that? Once or twice I did that, but a lot of people ain't finna go to therapy. I don't know how I feel about it, though. Therapy? The whole concept of it.

I don't know. It's the same thing as you telling your homie that you want to talk to me? Is this fine? Is this going? It's fine somebody to talk it, though. Therapy? Like, the whole concept of it. I don't know. It's the same thing as you telling your homie that you want to talk to me? It's fine somebody to talk to, baby. Yeah, I feel like some bad therapists probably ruined it for a lot of them. Because some of them, I feel like they don't even got

themselves together. Yeah. You know what I realize with therapy? You can't go there expecting answers. Oh, hell no. So you go in there just to talk. You go in there, and a lot of times when you explain something, I guess it's kind of like freestylinging answers Oh hell no So you're going there Just to talk You're going there And a lot of times When you're explaining something I guess it's kind of like

Freestyling When you're explaining something You kind of find the answers Within you just Yeah Within you getting it out there Yeah for sure Freestyling is probably

Like therapy for you anyway Oh yeah for sure But thank you for joining us Sir Yeah man For sure Pleasure's mine When was the last time

You told your homeboys That you loved them And you appreciate them And you valued them Charlamagne was a hug No for real I think that all No on some and you value them? Charlamagne wants a hug. No, for real. I think that all black men be giving a hug.

For real. You be giving a hug to black men. Black men, we got to do that more to each other. Give a hug, Charlamagne. Give a hug. Give black men a hug, Charlamagne. I love you, brother. I value you. No, they hugging.

All right. There you go. Charlamagne. No, but on some real shit, though, every time I talk to my homies, even if I'm busy and I just send them a text message that, like, you know, I ain't even really finna look for a couple days, I'm really busy, I'll be like, yo, keep your head up, stay strong, love you, hit me if you need anything. Word, man. I make sure, you know what I'm saying, especially all the people that really stay down and that's still with me authentically and not on the artificial shit. I make sure that I... Make your bros hug.

Y'all hug, man. Y'all do hug. Put the camera on. Hug. Tell your brother you value him. I value you, man. I make sure that I make your bros. Oh, y'all hug, man. Y'all. Tell your brother. Y'all talk for no reason, man. Love y'all. He's right. Y'all. You can't put hell down.

Get the depth. Get the depth. Get the depth. Get the depth. I'm trying to force people to hug all the time. Get the depth. It's the breakfast club. Good morning. I mean, the same thing. Get the depth. It's the Breakfast Club, Gamora. It mean the same thing to us.

Get the depth. All right. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Yee is out. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Keisha Cole.

Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee.

It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Well, Keisha Cole, congratulations. She had a baby a couple of weeks ago. And you remember this classic from Keisha Cole? Play a snippet. And I can't believe you're hurting me. I met your girl with a different.

What you see in her, you ain't see it in me. But I guess it was all just make-believe. Oh, love. Never knew what I was missing. But I knew I was missing. Here's my part. Here it goes. I can't sit.

Okay. Okay. Hey, hey. Now, apparently Keisha Cole is upset with OT Genesis. And that's because he did the song over. I used to think that I wasn't fly enough. Cause the homies told me I wasn't wide enough. But now I'm sitting back Trying to figure out How to cock and aim

So I can talk them up And it's killing me A third degree I shot my eye from a distance What you see ain't cut You don't see in me When I'm done, you're going to hate me. Believe me.

So cold. Never knew that I was creeping. If I can't get to creeping, I'm a ride. First of all, that is the opposite of love. And secondly, I don't want to hear that during the holiday season. Third of all, he is celebrating the gang culture a little bit too much on that record for my liking. Fourth of all, I can hear the remix, Blood. That's coming from somebody really soon.

And fifth of all, I don't understand why Keisha Cole would be mad. I would like to hear why she's mad. Because all that's going to do is help her record. Yeah, well, OT Genesis actually wants to do a duet with Keisha Cole, and Keisha Cole hasn't responded as yet. Now, if you haven't heard the whole OT Genesis joint, it's pretty funny.

How do you know Keisha's not blood, though? Maybe that's the reason why she's upset. You think so? I'm not sure. Well, I'm going to play the full version. There's a full version? Yeah, the full version. Oh, that's a real song. Yes, he did a real song.

I will say this about O.T. Genesis. He does not get enough credit for being as talented as he is. O.T. Genesis is making some banging ass records. He does. Every year he comes with a banger. Even the records that don't really pop off, pop off like that be dope. He writes really good hooks. Yep.

All right. And also congratulations to Iggy Azalea. It looks like that she is six months pregnant. That's what they're saying. It's a rumor report, and that's what they're saying. They're saying her and her boyfriend, Playboy Cardi, are expecting a child. So congratulations to them. It seems like the baby should be here March.

All right. to them. It seems like the baby should be here March. Lastly, Beyonce just posted a bunch of pictures promoting her Ivy League. What is it called? Ivy Park. You're disrespectful. You did that on purpose. You've been saying Ivy Park the whole morning. And now you said Ivy League trying to be funny.

You think it's cute? No. Beehive, you think he's cute this morning? No, not at all. I'm not messing with you. Maybe you need a few stings this morning just to be checked a little bit. Well, actually, Dramos wrote it down, so maybe Dramos was playing the game, but it had nothing to do with me. You know, good and damn well is Ivy Park. Ivy Park. Well, it says Ivy Park, January 18th.

I'm assuming the new line is coming out January 18th. She has a bunch of pictures up. One with grills that say Ivy Park. One with braids that say Ivy Park. One with an earring that say Ivy Park. One with braids that say Ivy Park. One with an earring that says Ivy Park. Some new kicks with the collab with Adidas that say Ivy Park. Oh, that's not the Ivy Park, but you said

Ivy League trying to be cute and disrespectful. I didn't! I didn't have it in my hand. I just put it in my hand. Beehive, go to DJ Envy page and just give him a little quick reminder. Let him know. It was an accident. Let him know. Don't try it, baby boy. That was Dramos. Don't try it. Don't play with me.

All right. And that is your rumor report. Now, who are you giving that donkey to? I hate when you do rumor reports. It's not your fault, though. What do you want me to do? Listen. What do you want me to do?

Donkey. Word. Thank you, Dramos. Lord have mercy. Oh, my God. Goodness gracious. What do you want me to do? Lord.

We should bring in... Never mind. Listen, Donkey of the Week. You play too much... Never mind. Listen, Donkey of the Week. You play too much. Donkey of the Week. Donkey of the Day. Look at you. You're all over the place now.

Is going to a school in Brooklyn. Let me name the school. What's the name of the school? PS321. There is a person that got fired from that school unjustly, and we will talk about it for after the hour, because you should never fire a teacher for telling the truth to students. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked.

This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Y'all are main. Say the game. Don't get out of shape. Y'all are main. You are a donkey. It's time for Donkey of the Day.

Donkey of the Day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day, but I got the donkey of the day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey man, hit it with the heat. It's a breakfast club, bitch. Who's donkey of the day today? Well, donkey of the day for Monday, December 9th goes to a school in Brooklyn called PS321. Why is PS321 getting donkey of the day? Because they fired a substitute teacher for telling the truth. Let's go write the News 12 Brooklyn for the report to see this grave injustice that happened to this substitute teacher.

And this next story could be a bit upsetting for our younger viewers. A Santa Claus conundrum in Park Slope. Parents say their first graders came home teary-eyed Monday after their teacher brought up a controversial belief about the big guy. Parents like Allison Meyerhans telling us that a staff member at PS321 told his five and six-year-old students that Santa and the tooth fairy aren't real. Shocked families say it happened during a lesson about convincing. The principal of PS231 telling us that this was a substitute teacher, but parents say it doesn't matter. In a letter sent out to

parents, the principal says she is extremely upset to hear about what happened. She says they are investigating the staff member and that, quote, I guarantee you that this substitute will not be in class 1-2-16 again. A Santa Claus conundrum. What is the definition of conundrum? A confusing and difficult problem, our question. What's confusing about this, people? Huh?

It comes a point in time where we have to stop arguing against reality. Like, this is really disturbing to me because there's too many adults willing to play make-believe, and that grown game of make-believe y'all playing is ruining adults' lives in the real world, okay? A dear principal of PS321 in Brooklyn, Liz Phillips is her name. Salute to Liz Phillips. Liz Phillips, you couldn't pull this teacher to the side and tell them, look, don't tell the kids, dad. Some of these kids have parents lying to them

at home about Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy. Let these kids live their lie. Mind your business and just stick to the lesson plans. That could have been the conversation, but don't fire this person over telling the truth! Because guess what? Spoiler alert for everybody with kids in the car. Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy.

Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy are not real. Yes, they are. They do not exist. Yes, they are. Bah hum bah. I have three daughters. I'm not lying to none of them about no fat white man who has a bunch of flying reindeer who comes down your chimney when you don't even got no goddamn chimney,

who travels all through the world and gives you whatever you want as long as you make a list. You're nice, okay, and not naughty. And you leave out some damn Chips Ahoy's and 2% milk. All right, I work too hard for my money to ever give credit to Santa Claus, but more importantly in America. We don't even have to go all over the world. Just in America, in America alone,

it's like 40-plus million people living in poverty. How cruel is it to teach those kids about Santa Claus? Okay. They all in school writing their list and the only people who actually get what they want on their list is kids whose parents can afford it. That's what I want to know. How do you explain the kids that

Santa got what you wanted but didn't get you what you wanted? How do you say that? How do you explain that to two different kids when y'all both wrote a list? And the tooth fairy, please. Little white women with wings giving you money for your teeth? Once again, some families can't afford to exchange cash for teeth. How is this fair?

Why are kids being fed these lies? If telling the truth about Santa Claus makes me a Scrooge, then buy a humbug, okay? If it makes me a Grinch, then I don't want to be the one who stole Christmas. I'll be the one who told the truth about Christmas. Not to mention, you teach your kids not to lie, but you feed them lies throughout their whole youth. And then when they get older, you wonder why they don't believe in things like God. Okay, I'm dead serious.

You teach your kids about God throughout their whole youth. And then when they get older, you wonder why they don't believe. Because you done taught them about Jesus and Santa and the tooth fairy, all these entities. Too fictional, too that I believe in. But if a kid grows up and learns Santa and the tooth fairy aren't real, they're probably going to question you about this God person too. Moral of the story is we are gaining absolutely nothing by lying to kids about Santa Claus and the tooth fairy. And I can't believe in 2019 adults are getting fired by other adults for telling what we all know is the truth. If I was this substitute teacher, I would sue this school and demand that this school provides evidence that the tooth fairy and Santa Claus are real.

If not, then this proves this firing was unjust. And question for all parents out there, seriously, are you still teaching your kids about Santa because you know you can't get your kids what they want for Christmas so when they don't get what they want, you know, you can just blame it on the fat white man from the North Pole? Okay, I have no problem with you blaming any white man for your poor economic conditions because you're probably right, but at some point this holiday season, someone has to explain to me the benefits of lying about Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy. Is this a way to keep kids in line

by telling them if you don't act right, Santa won't bring you what you want? Like, what is it? I think it's cruel to teach kids about Santa Claus, okay, if you can't afford to really be Santa Claus. Because all you're doing is making kids hate Santa. And they're going to be writing letters to this fictional character Santa, like Riley

Freeman did on the Boondock season one, episode seven of Huey Freeman Christmas. Remember when Riley wanted all the smoke with Santa? What are you doing? I'm writing a letter to Santa. Dear Santa, you are a bitch. Wait, wait, wait. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Dear Santa, you are a bitch ass. I heard the mall is hiring extra security to protect you.

That's a bitch move, Santa. I'm coming for that ass again until you pay what you owe. Sincerely yours, the Santa Stalker. Think about that. All these fake Santas posted up in the mall, they got to take all the heat because they haven't been delivering all these years for all these different children. Please give PS321 in Brooklyn the sweet sounds and the hammer tones. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day.

You are the donkey of the day. Yee-haw. All right, well, explain to me why this is okay. All right, well, let's... Explain to me how you can fire an adult because they told kids the truth. Let's open up the phone lines. Maybe he didn't tell them the truth. 800-585-1051, babe.

If you're listening in the car, this is a good opportunity to change. Who's babe? My wife, if you've got the kids in the car. It's a great opportunity. Just change. You still tell your kids that Santa Claus is real? Santa Claus is real, bro. Who you telling me this?

Caesar? You play too much. Will you tell your kids Santa Claus is real? 800-585-1051. I need to know the benefits of why. What are the benefits of telling your kids Santa Claus is real? Santa Claus is real. Why, though?

Tell me why. Why do you do that? We'll talk about it when we come back. All right. 800-585-1051. We'll talk about Santa and that real person that it is. He is not real. He is real.

He is real! Why are you doing this? He's real! Okay. It is not real. He is real. He is real! Why are you doing this? He's real! Okay. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Happy holidays from your friendly neighborhood bad guy, Charlemagne Tha God.

It is the season to be petty. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, this jerk I work with is trying to tell people out there that Santa is not real. Well, listen, here's the thing. PS321 in Brooklyn, they fired a substitute teacher because he told the students in the class that Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy is not real.

Like, this is when, you know, lies go too far. Like, you're going to fire the man for telling the truth? Like, no. I don't have a problem with, you know, you go too far. Like, you're going to fire the man for telling the truth? Like, no. I don't have a problem with, you know, you wanting to teach your kids to just lie, you know what I mean? But don't fire the man because he told them the truth. What's the point? And what are the benefits of telling your kids about Santa Claus? I'm sure there's some parents out

there that their kids believe in Santa and he just ruined their world. What grade was this again? Sixth grade, I believe. Yeah, I'm sure he just ruined their world. Now, do my kids believe in Santa? Yes, they do. Absolutely, positively. Well, what's the benefits? I love that kids look forward to something. They look forward to getting

gifts, being good, making cookies, baking cookies as a family, decorating the tree, and all the things that come with Santa and Christmas. And also, for a lot of parents out there, this is a good way to make your kid act right. You know, around, I say October, December, they start acting up.

Oh, you want gifts from Santa? You know how Santa always sees who's naughty and nice? Kids act straight immediately. I love it. I think it's fun. Okay, check this out. Lil' Chad and Lil' Tyrone in class. Chad parents got more money than Lil' Tyrone

Tyrone and Chad both right out there Their Christmas list is this Santa guy Correct Alright Chad gets everything he wants Lil' Tyrone don't get nothing but some socks How do you explain to Lil' Tyrone That Santa bought Lil' Chad everything he wanted

But didn't bring you what you wanted Tyrone Was Tyrone good all year long? See what I'm saying? I'm just asking a question. I'm just asking a question. Exactly, that dumbness. I'm just asking a question. That dumbness.

I'm just asking a question. That's just stupid. But seriously, how do you explain that? How do you explain that Santa bought you what you wanted, but didn't bring this other little kid what he wanted? Well, you know, Tyrone, Santa's helping a lot of kids that don't have this share. And since you're a good kid and you understand, he's helping those kids that might not understand, little Tyrone. Little Tyrone, I'm one of those kids that ain't got nothing ever. Okay?

What if little Tyrone wrote on his list, Santa, I want you to get my daddy a job for Christmas. Huh? Hey, Santa, I want you to help my mama through her chemo for Christmas. Oh, Santa grants all wishes, though. He's just the big, fat Aladdin. He can do whatever he wants. Well, for those situations, Lil Tyrone, you got to ask God. Who, God?

Listen, ain't none of these coming through. Not God, not Santa. And now what Lil Tyrone do? He angry as hell. He mad as hell. Well, I don't know what Lil Tyrone's going to do. Y'all got to stop this. I don't know what Lil Tyrone do? He angry as hell. He mad as hell. Well, I don't know what Lil Tyrone's gonna do. Y'all gotta stop this. Stop this, stop this.

But my kids believe in Santa and I love their face. I love the experience. Christmas Eve every year, we ring the doorbell. My kids run to the door. There's gifts outside. They think that Santa dropped off some gifts

and coming back. Are you gonna make Cesar dress up in a Santa Claus outfit? Hey, shut up, man. I'm not messing with you. Let's go to the phone line. Hello, who's this? This is Grant. Hey,, shut up, man. I'm not messing with you. Let's go to the phone line. Hello, who's this? This is Grant.

Hey, what's up, man? We're talking about the benefits of parents talking about Santa. Yeah, and when my kids were very young, I allowed them to believe that Santa Claus was real. Yes, I went along with the story. And the true story is I believed that Santa Claus was real when I was young. Me too. Why?

But as my kids got older? As my kids got older, I let them discover on their own that myth or that there was a purpose to that, which is to challenge reality, but not for me to destroy their dreams by their thing. Yep. I agree with you. Thank you, bro. Hello, who's this? This is Reggie. Hey, we're talking about Santa, bro. Yeah, I know that, but you're sitting up there saying, don't teach your

kids about Santa and Doofar, but do you teach your kids there's no God? No, I don't teach my kids there's no God. That means you're wrong. You should. Why would I teach my kids there's no God? I'm confused. There's much more proof that God exists as opposed to Santa Claus. Where's the proof of God?

This planet that we're on in the middle of the sky that's rotating. These trees that are growing up out of the ground. These birds that are flying in the sky. Hey, this thing you got called a body. Okay? No, no, no. Okay, who made it then? Santa.

The universe is made by itself. Okay, who made it then? Santa. Man. The universe is made by itself, okay? No doubt. By asteroids and everything. Good damn, do your history, bro. No doubt. The universe is made by itself, but there's not a baby on this planet. There's not a baby on this planet that's made by itself. See?

You still got to take your penis and put it inside a woman and procreate. Something created those children. Something created this world. But all that, but I believe in Santa. And Santa does exist, and so does the Tooth Fairy. and put it inside the woman and procreate. Something created those children. Something created this world. But all that, but I believe in Santa. And Santa does exist, and so does the Tooth Fairy. Just wanted to tell y'all that. But 800-585-1051.

What are the benefits of parents telling their kids about Santa? To call us now is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's D-E-J-N-V-A-N-G-E-L-A-E. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, my jerk over here, co-worker over here, does not believe in Santa. First of all, there's no such thing.

We're not about to have a conversation about does not believe in Santa. Yes, you don't believe. Santa Claus does not exist. All right? He does. He absolutely does. It's one thing you can have discussions with people about whether or not God exists, whatever, cool. But it's not a question of not believing.

He does not exist. And I don't understand the benefit of continuing to lie to kids about Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy. And I think that when we're firing adults like this man in Brooklyn at PS321, the substitute teacher who got fired for telling the kids Santa Claus wasn't real, that's going too far, bro. Right, but whatever you choose to teach your kids, that's fine. But don't teach my kids.

My kids believe in Santa. They believe in the Tooth Fairy. They believe in the Easter Bunny. When y'all find a way. I love that they're magical and that they look forward to it and they make cookies and it shows loving and they help other kids as well. I love it.

When y'all find a way to let all of these little poor kids get what they want for Christmas, just like these little rich kids get what they want for Christmas, then I'll go along with you with this lie about Santa. Seems also the way you were raised. You wasn't raised believing in Santa. No, don't try to change the subject. But what?

I was. I grew up Jehovah's Witness. See, that's the reason why I believe in Santa. Let's not change the subject. Santa, but it's real. Until y'all find a way to make these little poor kids get what they want for Christmas, the same way these little rich kids get what they want for Christmas when they write their list, then I'll go along with you about this lie about Santa.

Until then, stop. You can say that about everything. You can say that about everything. You can say that about everything. There's always going to be rich people and always going to be poor people, always going to be people in between. Okay, then. But is this the fantasy of believing

in what could be there and that the fact that somebody is f***ing them and the fact that if they're good, you're going to get those gifts. You can't put up a Christmas tree and tell the little poor kids,

just believe what you want is under that tree. Have them riding on imaginary bicycles. Nobody got time for that. Megan. Yes. Good morning, Megan. Good morning.

What are the benefits of telling kids about Santa? The appreciation that comes from the kids when they realize that their parents were really Santa all those years. Do your kids believe in Santa? I have one that does and one that doesn't. Okay. How does that work? A house divided cannot stand. How does that work?

Well, I have a 10-year-old and a 5-year-old, and once my 10-year-old found out he wasn't real, I just made sure that, you know, she didn't tell her little sister, so her little sister could. How did the 10-year-old find out? It was that one year he didn't get what he wanted, huh? Kids at school, I'm sure. There was other kids, yeah.

And I wasn't going to lie to her, but all those years she never asked me, so I never told her. Okay. How can parents say they would never lie to their kids, but you've been lying to them about sanity their whole life? My son found the elf on the shelf this weekend and picked it up and was so mad because if you touch the elf on the shelf, it loses his magical powers. And he was so upset and crying.

And my daughter had to Google. And if you put cinnamon around the elf on the shelf, he gets his magical powers back. Yeah, I didn't know that. But why are you looking at me like that? I think that the daddy, instead of cinnamon, is putting a little white powder called cocaine on the table somewhere. And he's sniffing it because you sound crazy right now. Alright, well, forget you. Diane. Yes, how are you?

How are you? We're talking about Santa. Okay, yes, you know what? Thank you very much for what you did, because when I went through my divorce and I had my sons, I straight up told them, there is no Santa Claus. In fact, you better pray to Jesus that you get what you want because I am the real Santa Claus.

That's right. I had to prep my baby boy, though, because about that time he was in kindergarten. But I sat him down, told him what was going on. You can make your list, but I want you to pray to God because I am the real Santa Claus. But I told him, I said, now what you can't do is go to school and tell your little kindergarten friends there's no Santa Claus because you might upset some children in the classroom and I don't want the teacher calling me.

But in the meantime, in between times, no, I'm the real Santa. I told my mother, as a single parent, I said, this is very stressful and I'm telling my kids the truth. Of course, she thought it was horrible. So Santa is a financial thing for you. Santa is a financial thing for everybody. It's a believing thing. These kids got to believe.

Man, shut up, man. They got to believe. All right, well, listen. All you poor kids out there, I want y'all to believe that y'all going to get that Xbox this Christmas. And when you don't get it, I want y'all to still believe by sitting in front of a TV, if you got one, playing imaginary Xbox, imaginary Call of Duty. I want you little kids like this. Pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew.

Pointing at the TV with their fingers. I'm ducking. Stop it, man. It's cruel to teach kids about Santa Claus. If you can't afford to be Santa and you got this kid expecting all this stuff on this list, knowing you can't afford it, but you still telling them about Santa, you are setting your kids up for failure and you're doing them a grave disservice. That'd be good. I believe in Santa. I'm doing okay. How

do you tell a little poor kid that they didn't get what they want on their list, but this little boy sitting right next to them in class got everything he wanted just because his parents doing a little bit better in life. How? How? That's not fair. Life's not fair. You know,

I bet you it's a black Santa, it's a white Santa. The white Santa will bring you everything you want. Black Santa always let you down. Don't the black Santa look like your daddy? Look at the bed. My goodness. All right, when we come back, let's get to the rumors. Port-A-Potty guy.

Huh? You know who that is? He calls every morning, Dern, get it off your chest, and he wants smoke with you, and he has smoke with Trav that calls all the time. He did a diss record, and we're going to play a snippet of it this morning. So I listen to the beefing, basically. Yes, and with you, too.

Everybody hates you this week. This week? Yes. Santa might even do a diss record at you. We'll get into that next. 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. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk, I guess, Breakfast Club listener beef. This is The Rumor Report

with Angela Yee. On The Breakfast Club. You seem excited about this Breakfast Club listener beef. It's kind of funny to me. So if you listen to the Breakfast Club, of course, our nine-year anniversary was on Friday. And if you listen, you know there's a lot of people that always call regulars. One is our guy Trav from Philly. He's got a backdoor line, clearly. Yeah, he has a backdoor entry all the time. And then we have a

porta potty guy. His name is Sean Stone. He don't like to be called porta potty guy no more. But he started off as porta potty guy. When we first started Birth Club, he used to clean porta potty. So we used to call him porta potty guy. Correct. Maybe he used to call himself that. I don't know. Yeah, but then, you know, he said his name was Sean Stone. He grew up. He wanted us to take him serious because he's a rapper. That's right.

Well, I guess with him calling all the time, Trav, who's a faithful listener, didn't like that. So keep in mind Trav is a catty gay black man. Yes, he is. Catty? Get it off your chest. This is what Trav had to say. One more thing before I let y'all go,

man. Hey, port-a-potty guy, man. I don't like that. John Stone? His name is John Stone. No, no. F-port-a-potty guy, man. Old fake positive. Peace and blessings, guys. Y'all don't like that. So that's what Trav said. You call him fake positive. Yeah. You old fake positive

calling him, talking about peace and blessings. So, Port-A-Potty guy called up and he had a response. But I want to talk about that Trav situation yesterday, man. Y'all was laughing it up yesterday, huh? We having moments here, Sean. This is not the time for this.

It's not about you, Trav. With Trav, get going. I mean, Sean. It's not about you today. It's the Breakfast Club nine-year anniversary. Stop it. It was our nine-year anniversary. He left a comment on Instagram, didn't he?

Yeah, so he wanted to get off his chest. We hung up on him because it wasn't about him. You want to read it? Let me see what you got. Let me read it. Okay. Sean Stone. Let me read it. Okay. Sean Stone. Thought we were peoples.

Ye, you let your gay friend call up there and disrespect me on the radio. All y'all was doing was just laughing. Nobody said nothing. That Sean Stone is a good dude. And if I say peace and blessings, not because I'm fake, it's because I'm real. And I really mean that to everyone. Let this gay dude bullying me on the radio. Now y'all ain't standing for that.

Y'all going to let me say what I have to say. Y'all going to let me set my record straight and get my peace out. Oh, by the way, go listen. My diss track on my IG page in response to Trav and Charlamagne the gay. Don't worry, Angela Yee. One day you're going to get Trav F out. Not because he gay, because he think he could say whatever out of his mouth. We not let that slide.

Bop, bop, bop, bop. He said it like that? That's how it went? Okay. All right. All right. That's how it went? Okay. All right. All right. That's how it went. So, now, let's get into it.

So... Get into what? A diss record popped through. What do you mean a diss record, man? A diss record popped up. Why do you do this? The guy did a diss record. I know that you suck at rumor report, and so you probably had to put your own twist

on it, but I didn't know you was going this way. No. Okay. Let's play a snippet of this diss record. Who is this from? This is from Port-A-Potty Guy. The who? Trav? Yes. didn't know you was going this way. No, but again, let's play a snippet of this diss record. Who's this from? This is from Porta Potty Guy. The who? Trav? Yes, and I think you too. Yeah.

So I'm strong, yeah. Oh, get my fart ready, Trav. Please. Let's go. I got gas. I hear this gay boy Trav talking about me, right? I just got something to reply to him, man. Breakfast Club. Let's go.

You don't want no salt, just stay in your lane. You don't want no pressure, just stay in your lane. I don't go that way, no way. I don't go back way, no way. Fart all over this record. Just stay in your lane. You don't want that beat, just stay in your lane. I don't go back way, no way.

Stop. Why are we doing this to our people? It's kind of catchy. No way. No, it's not. Knock it off, Sean Stone. Why is gay such an insult to people? What year is this? Is this the 90s? He said he was gay. So what?

That's right, Kev. I feel you, Kevin. Well, tomorrow we're going to play the full record. Alright? And also, our guy Trav has a diss record too. Oh, no you, Kevin. Well, tomorrow we're going to play the full record. All right? And also, our guy Trav has a diss record, too. Oh, no, you don't. You want to play a little bit of it? Trav, you got a record? You want to play a little bit?

Please dance over back that ass up. Play a little bit. Okay, okay. It's Super Ill, Trav. Ah! It's Super Ill, Trav. Yeah, yeah. It's Porta Party Guy 2020.

That's the hashtag. Coming live out of West Philly. We got my voice. We smoke these L's up. Oh, stop already. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. You already got bodies, Sean. Drop one of those balls for trash, goddammit. Drop one of those balls for trash. Pull up, pull up, pull up, pull up. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.

Oh, what is going on? Oh, boom, boom, boom, boom. Oh, what is going on? Oh, oh, oh, oh. This is getting ridiculous. Trav sounds like more of a rapper than you, okay? After 15 seconds, you got bodied. Wow, Trav, you went at his kids. Oh, I can't wait to hear this tomorrow. We're going to play that tomorrow.

Goodness gracious. Give them Sean Stone's Instagram. It's SeanStone876. Trav's Instagram is what? AKA Twin or something like that. I want y'all to write this down. Let me see. Oh, look at Drom.

He know that off the top of his head. What'd you say? What's up? What's up, Drom? What's up, Drom? AKA underscore. Shut up, man. AKA underscore Twin.

I see you, bro. Okay, Drom. No wonder your beard smelled like butthole this morning. What? Listen. Listen. Sean, I want y'all to get

these guys' Instagrams ready because tomorrow somebody's going to get a real petty party in New Manchester. Yes. And I'm thinking it's going to be Sean Stone already. It's not going to be a good one. We're going to put mad toilets in Sean Stone's mentions because he used to be the port-a-potty guy.

Tomorrow. We're going to do this tomorrow. But I'm not going to sway the jury, okay? If the listeners like Sean Stone's record better than Trav, I understand. But when you rap over a Negro spiritual, like, back that ass up. I hope he talking filthy, too. I hope that gay man from Philly tells you, Sean, you look good. Why don't you back that ass up?

What? Where you going with this? And lastly, again, let's send a rest in peace to Juice WRLD. He passed away on Sunday. He's 21 years old. He just turned 21. He was flying in from California to Chicago. Has there ever been a more horrible segway since me

talking to Serge Ibaka about me? I mean, everybody in here laughing and joking on such a high, and this guy just goes, rest in peace to Juice WRLD. Yes, rest in peace to the man Juice WRLD, but they're the time and place for everything, Envy. My God. What is wrong with you? I'm doing my stories here.

What is this guy here? Jesus Christ. You know what? Forget you. I'm over here laughing about gay rappers and you freaks. What's up, man? That was... We transitioned. Jesus Christ.

We went. Continue. Rest in peace to Juice WRLD. We send our condolences to his family and friends. He passed away over the weekend on Sunday. It was my son's favorite rapper, and he was hurt by it. What's up with this guy, man? What?

Hmm? What? I'm listening. He passed away. They don't know the reason why he had a seizure as he was walking through the airport and he was rushed to the hospital and he passed away. So we definitely want to send rest in peace to Juice

World and again, condolences to his family and friends. We did play his, we re-aired his interview from April because he came up here in April of this year and I thought he was a very pleasant young man. Absolutely. Personally. I'm glad I gave him a hug and told him that I value him

and I appreciate him. There you go. All right. And that is your Rude Report. And I don't value and appreciate DJ Envy's segues. I just want to throw that out there. I don't appreciate your segues either.

What do you want to do? You want to throw some gospel now? Huh? We got any gospel? You want to give away a contest right after that? You say rest in peace and hey, but guess what? Coming up next.

We're actually going to get the mix in. We're going to play his record in the mix. How about that? Okay. And Revolt, we'll see you tomorrow. Everybody else, the People's Choice Mix is up next. Get your request in. It's the Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. You guys have a great day today. Don't forget my seminar My last seminar of the year My real estate seminar Is this Sunday

So if you want more information Or you want to attend Just click the link in my bio I heard you don't know Nothing about real estate I heard that you don't know Nothing about real estate I heard man

Is that any truth To those rumors I don't know How many properties you own? I got about 140 units right now. We just purchased a school that we're transforming to low-income and housing that should be done by next summer, but I don't know. And our guy, Cesar Claus, how many properties he got? Cesar's actually losing weight.

He's down 122 pounds, so shout to Cesar. All right, hey. He's been eating healthy and he's doing his damn thing, but Cesar owns 1,000 properties, 1,000 units. But y'all don't know nothing about real estate. That's kind of wild. I know. That's kind of wild, B. Next Sunday, we're going to be talking about real estate.

So if you want to get in the game, you want to learn from people that actually do it, I want to see you next Sunday at the Jacob Javis Center in New York City. Oh, y'all doing it at Jacob Javis? At Jacob Javis. Wow. Jacob Javis. All right. When we come back, positive note, don't move.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Again, I just want to send a rest in peace to Juice WRLD and condolences to his family and friends. We replayed the interview early this morning.

He was here in April, so we just wanted to get that back on, man. You know, it's interesting with Juice WRLD, right, because I'm 41 years old, so I'm not a Juice WRLD guy. I'm not riding around listening with Juice WRLD, right? Because I'm 41 years old, so I'm not a Juice WRLD guy. I'm not riding around listening to Juice WRLD. I wonder what is his impact to kids. Because I know kids like him. You know what I'm saying? I know artists really like him.

He had a big record. I know he sells a lot of records. I think, I want to say Lucid Dreams was like five times platinum. And I think his album was like platinum. I know he had a number one album with his last project. So I wonder how much do they really like Juice WRLD. Right. You know what I mean? Yeah.

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