The Breakfast Club - RUN JOE BUDDEN, RUN!

Episode Date: July 26, 2016

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Man, what the hell is this, man? Breakfast Club, bitches. I'm glad they put y'all together. Y'all are like a mega force. Y'all just took over every... Wake your punk ass up. This is Chris Brown. I've officially joined The Breakfast Club.

Say something, mother... I'm with it. The world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club, bitches! Hey, good morning, Charlemagne. Good morning, Angelique. Peace to the planet. It's Monday. Drop one of Clue's bombs for the start of another work week, dammit. Yeah, today's going to be a great day. It's a Monday. Get your week started fresh. You got to claim it.

Where the hell is that waffle-colored Negro? I'm not sure. Between the... I think you guys might be the same person. Why do you say that? Because you're both never here at the same exact time in the morning. That is true. I mean, you know, I have a slight problem with getting to work at exactly 6 a.m.

I don't know when that actually became a problem. I don't know either, but you have great excuses every time. I think it's when I moved a little further out. But this morning, I'm not even there at all. Right, you're somewhere else. Yes, I am somewhere else. I'm somewhere else. I'm somewhere else. I just actually left the movie set.

I was filming a movie all weekend called Body, directed by my man Joseph Kahn. If you don't know who Joseph Kahn is, Google that individual. And it's a dope movie. And I got a dope part in it. And I've been filming it the past couple weeks. And I just left set. I wrapped the day. And now I'm here at the iHeart station in this

great, uh, facility. What is it called? Is it called a state? California? It's a state, right? Yeah. Okay, yes. California's a state. Okay. You're right. California's a state. Alright, so what's the movie about? Uh, it's called Bodied. It's a movie about, um, battle rap

and it, uh, it, uh. Oh, you rapping? No, I'm not rapping. I'm definitely not rapping. But it tackles race relations through battle rap. And, like, all the battle rappers in it, like, Hollow to Dawn, Loaded Lux, Disaster, Poison Pin, Arsenal, like, all of them. Daylight. Like, everybody's in the movie.

Smack's in the movie. All right. So, you know, it's dope. That sounds dope. What's your role? I play what Smack would be. Okay. Whatever Smack is.

Smack has his own league. Like, Mekhi Pfeiffer in 8 Mile? Yeah, but I got my own league, though. So, yeah. It's good. It's going to be good. It comes out next year. All right, well, speaking of battle rappers,

I know we're going to talk about Joe Button this morning. That was crazy. That was crazy. But you know what, man? Everybody's giving Joe Button a lot of flacks, and those memes are definitely funny. But y'all got to stop running up on people's property before y'all get shot.

Point blank, period. There's nothing funny. Once you cross that threshold of getting on somebody's property, coming to somebody's house, it ain't the internet no more. And the things you do online will get you effed up offline. And I'm watching those little boys in that video, and they're in their car, and they're talking about, follow me on Twitter, bro. Hold on. We're going to get all into that because we've got to give all the information on the story, which we will do this morning.

But first up, we do have front page news. We'll talk about a shooting that happened at a nightclub in Fort Myers that has left two people dead. Jesus Christ. Is that the way we got to start Monday off? It is. It's a Monday. It's the Breakfast Club. Front Page News next.

Well, we got Front Page News coming right now, right? Yes. And, you know, it's been really hot. It's a deadly heat wave. And they said that six people have died in heat-related deaths as high temperatures are continuing on in the portions of the eastern United States. Yeah, I've been in L.A. all weekend. The past couple of days were really, really, really hot, like 100 degrees plus. Right, they're saying there's nearly 114 million people that are under excessive heat watches.

You know it's really hot when you start sweating in places you don't normally sweat and you think somebody's tickling you. So you'd be jumping when you feel something on the crack of your ass. You'd be like, damn, but it'd be sweat. You made it's really hot when you start sweating in places you don't normally sweat and you think somebody tickling you. So you be jumping when you feel something on the crack of your ass. You be like, damn. But it's be sweat. You made it sound very pleasant. All right. Now let's talk about Fort Myers, Florida. There was a shooting at a club.

Club Blue is the name of the place. Club Blue Bar and Grill. And they're saying right now the update is that there are up to 17 people injured and two people were killed from that shooting. Those victims were taken to local hospitals. And some people went and got their were killed from that shooting. Those victims were taken to local hospitals and some people went and got their own treatment on their own, didn't have to get taken to the hospital. But police are going to two other areas in Fort Myers they believe to be tied to the club shooting. They went to a residence where cars were shot at and one person suffered a minor injury.

The second location was where a person of interest was detained. And I bet you it's all for nothing. Absolutely, positively nothing. Yeah, I never heard of this type of party. They were having a swimsuit glow party. It was for teenagers, so there was no ID required to get in. There was no age limit. Oh, see, I stay away from teen parties all together.

You know, when you, when you, when growing up teen parties was always something that you could do to get like a quick lick. But it ain't worth it because them kids don't know how to damn act, bro. It just ain't worth it, especially now in 2016. I feel for anybody trying to throw a team party. What would be the point? Alright, now Charlamagne, I know you saw the headline for this story

and you got really nervous. And this was the Cowboys. Their tour bus was involved in an accident in Arizona. Yeah, I'm not gonna lie. When I first saw that story I was like, what? Four Cowboys got killed? But when I realized there wasn't nobody on my team, I didn't care anymore. No, stop it. Our condolences, of course, out to the families of the people that were killed.

Four people. Yes, that too. And none of them were on the tour bus. It was actually another van that was involved in the accident. It was on Highway 93 northbound. It's the route between Phoenix and Vegas, and it was shut down after that accident. They said the fatalities were all the passengers in the vans. On the tour bus, there were no actual

NFL players, but it were staff members. So they were going to meet and greet sessions. They were giving out autographs, and it was an accident. Very unfortunate. Yeah, because my Dallas Cowboys can't afford to have nobody die. Because we already got some injuries on the offensive line. You can return back from that, but you can't return back from

death. And, you know, we need to win that Super Bowl this year. Drop one of the clues bombs for us winning the Super Bowl this year. Okay? I've been saying that for the past 18 years, by the way. Terrible incident that left four people dead. Yes, God bless all those people that died in that crash. Very disturbing. All right, well, that is your front page news.

And we got Tell Them Why You Mad coming up next. Okay, 1-800-585-1051. Maybe some, you know, disrespectful little kids who don't know their boundaries came on your property and you didn't get a chance to shoot them. What would you do?

Stay in my ground. Okay. That's exactly what I would do. All right, hope I'm in a state where it's a stay-in-your-ground law. We got a stay-in-your-ground law in Jersey? I don't think so.

I need to Google that just to make sure. All right, go check that out. Well, call us up right now. But I'm sure it's got to be some type of self-defense law or something. Tell us why you're mad. Yes. The Breakfast

Club. Hey yo, this is Matt Rapper. Good morning, yo. For real, I'm going to tell you why I'm mad. I'm going to tell you why I'm mad. For real, man. My girl keep coming home smelling like Polo Cologne. Like, that ain't for girls. I know something's going on. For real. I'm heated about that.

And I need y'all to tell me why y'all mad, why you mad on The Breakfast Club for real. Good morning, it's Marty Grace. How you doing? What up? Tell us why you mad. I'm mad because I have over 68,000 postal workers wearing my postal uniforms, and the post office still refused to recognize me as a uniformed person. Wait, I'm confused.

I don't get it. Yeah, you designed these uniforms or? Quit the Post Office. I got over 68,000 postal people wearing my uniforms, and I'm getting no love from the Post Office. Man, it's crazy. Do you get a check from the Post Office? No, I quit.

I put $1.4 million in the bank since I quit in 2007. Well, congratulations. That's great. But also, you designed the postal uniform? Yeah. So you're the Kanye West of the postal industry, and you're not getting paid for your work? Well, I'm not getting recognition.

Once I get the recognition, I'll get paid. That's the crazy thing about it. Bro, they don't have name brand postal uniforms. It's not your uniform. Look at these new mailman uniforms designed by Mardi Gras. They don't have those. Yo, I'm telling you, when you see my stuff, it's all fleek. I got everybody going crazy on my stuff, man.

It's crazy. Send us some postal uniforms. I want to see. I don't want my mailman looking fleek either, by the way. Just want to put that out there. Marty. Alright, well, have a great Monday. Hey, Marty, my brother, be easy. Good morning. Tell us why you're mad. Good morning, Angela.

My name is Stephanie. I'm from South Carolina. I'm calling because I'm mad because of all this killing that something has going on for the past couple of weeks and things like that. And it just makes me mad because, you know, I have seven kids and two boys. It just makes me scared for them if they go anywhere. You know, have fun and things like that. You said something? Yes, something.

Are they killing a lot in Sumter? Yes. that. You said Sumter? Yeah, Sumter. Are they killing a lot in Sumter? Yeah, it's like it's been like 10 killings I think like for the past two or three weeks now. Oh, I gotta holler at my dude Poop and my dude Volcanic and L.A.G. and see what's going on out there. Yeah, I'm trying to figure out if there are a lot more

killings going on at clubs right now or are we just hearing about it a lot more now because it seems like it's out of control. Why are y'all acting like y'all don't know what this is? You reported earlier that it's the hottest summer it's been in a long time. The summer, the heat makes people kill. That's just what it is. In the hood, summertime is the best season. It really does.

Every summer, like, I don't know. I think the heat just makes these people crazy or something. And, I mean, it's just crazy. I'm settling my kids' goals like football games. Like, just even like parties and things like that. I don't know if they're friends to come to my house. I mean, it is easy. I'm settling my kids' goals like football games, like just even like parties and things like that. I don't know. They're friends to come to my house. I mean, it's serious.

Well, Stephanie, we'll pray for you and your boys. Thank you so much. It ain't going to do nothing, but we'll pray anyway. Good morning. Who's this? Hey, man. I don't have a name. Okay, no name.

You don't have a name? That's a shame. Why don't you have a name? The word is anonymous, sir. You want to remain anonymous. You have a name. All right. Thank you. Thank you you have a name? The word is anonymous, sir. You want to remain anonymous. You have a name. Alright, thank you, thank you. Okay, thank you. I'm mad, man. What are you mad about?

I'm mad. This weekend, we was out in New York having a good time with my boys. We stayed at an Airbnb and we woke up. None of us could find our keys. Your keys to the Airbnb or keys to... Keys to the cars. We couldn't find six different keys to cars.

Wow, so you think somebody came in and set you all up? No, it turned out one of my boys did it. He took all the keys and hid it. He thought it was funny, and he left early. And he didn't tell nobody. Wow, that's pretty stupid of him. So it took until 11 a.m. to find the keys. That's not nice.

I don't get it. Why would he do something like that? That's a terrible crime. I don't know, man. People are crazy. You know what? I'm going to be honest with you. I thought you was? That's a terrible crime. I don't know, man. People are crazy. You know what? I'm going to be honest with you. I thought you was going to say you was upset because you couldn't find no holes.

Because all you did was mention that you had an Airbnb with all your boys. And I don't understand why y'all had such a big slumber party sword fight. Yeah, I said I'm anonymous, though. I can't go into all that. He's anonymous. Let him live. All right, anonymous. Well, thanks for calling.

I'm glad y'all got your keys, though. But your friend is stupid. All right, well, that was Tell Him Why You Mad. That's the time for you guys to vent and get some things off your chest. Tell him thanks for calling. I'm glad y'all got your keys, though, but your friend is stupid. All right, well, that was Tell Him Why You Mad. That's the time for you guys to vent and get some things off your chest. Charlamagne, tell us why you mad. I'll tell him when we come back. All right, when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club.

The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Yep, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne Tha God, Anjali Ye Lee, DJ Envy will be joining us shortly. Okay. Now you. Yes, what happened? We're just going to ignore the fact that Joe Budden dropped another diss track a couple days ago.

I seen that. I seen he put out another one. It's called Just Because, and it was another senseless shooting. I told y'all already that it's a correlation between Joe Budden dropping diss tracks, and every time he drops a diss track, it's a senseless shooting. When he dropped the one diss track, it was Philando Castile and Alton Sterling.

Then he dropped another diss track, and it was the Dallas shooting. Then he dropped another diss track, and it was the cops in Baton Rouge. He dropped a diss track this weekend. That was the shooting at this club in Fort Myers, Florida. What the hell is going on, Joe? I don't know.

And we paid more attention to this whole entire internet debacle where those kids were showing up at his house and he ended up chasing them. He jumped on the, we got to get more into that in the rumor report, but he definitely jumped on the hood of the car on the sunroof. That looks so scary. I don't know. Did you see that video footage? I didn't the hood of the car on the sunroof. That looks so scary. I don't know. Did you see that video footage? I didn't see him on the hood of the sunroof. He was coming through the sunroof. Yeah, I saw when he had the car, the car had pulled over and he was standing by the car

and he was like looking down in the sunroof. Oh no, you didn't see the part where he jumped on top of the car? No, but I'm not mad at Joe Bunce for how he reacted in that situation. I'm sorry. You do not violate somebody by coming on their property. You just don't do that. Like, that's a total violation. And I know you had asked earlier about the stand your ground law. Do they have that in New

Jersey? Well, they actually don't. They have another law. I think it's a law where you're actually supposed to, if there's a chance for you to avoid hurting anybody, avoid causing harm by running or anything else, you're supposed to do that. And the only time that you're allowed to really practice that self-defense

is if somebody has you pinned to the ground or in the corner. Well, I'm sure if you get a good lawyer, you can beat that charge if you come on my property. Right, I'm sure. I'm not even worried about that. Well, we're going to talk about Joe Button when we come back in the rumor report, definitely. That's all you got for rumors, Joe Button?

Oh, no, that's not all I have. I have a whole lot of stuff. We're going to talk about the WNBA. I wanted to talk about this last week also. You know, the whole Black Lives Matter movement and the fines that the women in the WNBA got for wearing those shirts supporting it. We'll tell you what ended up happening.

All that and more when we come back. It's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. 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, yesterday I was chilling at home trying to figure out what happened with Joe Button. I started seeing all these memes of him running. And so I went and researched it. So it turns out it all started with these two kids that were trolling him online.

But then they actually showed up at his house. Two little sucker-ass boys. Check it out. Pump, pump, pump it up. She got a good head on her, so I pump it up. Bitch. Man's hiding in his crib. Yo, buddy.

Yeah. F***ing scumbag. F***. OVO, bitch. OVO. So they show up at Joe Button's house and they're screaming and yelling at him and then they're yelling at OVO.

They're screaming out lyrics to Drake songs. So they totally violated Joe Button. They got his house all online. It's one thing to troll somebody online. It's another thing to actually show up at somebody's place where they live. Now, Joe Button wasn't going to take this laying down. Let me tell you what happened.

So Joe Button actually started chasing them. Check this out. I keep saying these little internet games. Going to get one of you n****s killed. Yep. If you come on this f****** block again, I'm going to kill one of you little n****s. I'm sorry. I'm again, I'm going to kill one of you little niggas. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. And you still got a phone up? Come on this block again, and I'm going to hurt one of you. This is not the internet. I will kill one of you. I don't understand how they was talking so tough online, but they were so apologetic when Joe ran them down.

And furthermore, I don't know what rapper you riding for Drake, but Drake ain't gonna pay for your funeral. Drake ain't gonna tweet your name out as a hashtag. Drake ain't even gonna know nothing happened other than damn, Budden killed some of my fans for running up on his property. The kids were on Twitter. They were tweeting out one of them. He was like nah, he swung at me. Then I started yelling no shopping

in 4 p.m. in Calabasas lyrics at him. He got in his whip and chased us. He got so heated when I threw Drake lyrics at him. He really high-speed chased us. Not captured. I'm going back to his crib tonight. He wasn't heated that you threw Drake lyrics at him. He was heated that you were at his house.

That is a major violation. You kids are going to die. Somebody's going to either severely hurt y'all or even worse, kill y'all if y'all keep doing that. Do not make that a habit. Do not show up to somebody's house. Now Joe's little crib in the hood is all on freaking the internet. Joe might have to move.

And by the looks of it, Joe, we don't know if Joe got the money to move. Then a kid also tweeted you, Charlamagne, and said that he's going to pull up to your crib next. No, he's not. Because, you know, I live in a nice neighborhood. In the neighborhood I live in, all I got to do is get on that phone and say, hello, this is Mr. Goldstein. It's a couple of suspicious-looking people in my neighborhood. In the neighborhood I live in, all I got to do is get on that phone and say, hello, this is Mr. Goldstein. It's a couple of suspicious-looking people in my neighborhood. I think they're Negro.

All right, well, Joe Button tweeted out, these are some of the greatest memes ever, but I truly hope you kids don't make running up to people's homes a thing. It's dangerous. And he does have a point there. You should not be running up to nobody's house. No, you're going to get shot.

Listen, Joe Button chased him so crazy, he had rocks in his hand. That's because he ain't had a gun. Yeah, which is good. Button chased him so crazy. He had rocks in his hand. That's because he ain't had a gun. Yeah, which is good. That's the only reason. He had rocks in his hand. Yeah, it's good for them kids at that moment, but I'm telling you, you're going to run up on the wrong person. You're going to play the wrong game with the wrong person, and you're going to get hurt.

Listen, and they filmed the whole thing, and he jumped on the hood of the car. You could see him through the sunroof. And then people, you know, yo, listen, by the way, those memes are some of the funniest memes, probably the funniest memes, probably the funniest memes since Birdman back in April. But y'all acting like Joe did anything wrong. Like he reacted the way you should react when somebody violates your personal space like that. If they was at a store or something, whatever.

But you came to that man's crib? Nah, bro. You deserve whatever happens to you from that moment on. Period. All right, now let's talk about the WNBA. This story was happens to you from that moment on. Period. All right, now let's talk about the WNBA. This story was very disappointing to me when I first heard it. And this was the WNBA players that got fined for supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. They actually had on T-shirts during warm-up.

And according to one WNBA superstar, Tamika Catchings, he said that there's a double standard because the league gets on board with lots of other movements. And this one is really important because the vast majority of WNBA players are African American. So they had gotten fined. I don't know if you had seen this story when it was happening. I sure did. They were fined $5,000 each and each player was fined $500 for wearing black T-shirts during pregame warmups.

Well, it turns out that they did rescind those fines. Thank goodness. They said that they are rescinding the fines that were imposed on the players who violated league uniform rules. And according to the WNBA president Lisa Borders, she made that announcement. And she's saying, you know, appreciate our players expressing themselves on matters important to them. Rescinding imposed fines to show them even more support. They had to take back the fines because the hypocrisy was too great. I mean, you know, you gave them the t-shirts to rock for Orlando,

you know, and the wardrobe was fine then. You didn't mind them breaking the rules. You can't pick and choose when you can and cannot be. It's a terrible mixed message. You can't mind them breaking the rules when you tell them to break the rules.

But when they break the rules on their own accord, now you fine them. Now you can't do that. All right. That's like giving somebody dope to sell. And then, you know, when they sell it, you're cool, you're getting the rules. But when they break the rules on their owner card, now you find them. Now you can't do that. Alright. That's like giving somebody dope to sell. And then, you know, when they sell it, you're cool, you're getting the money. But when they buy their own dope from a different plug, you call the police on them. Well, we'll get more into this

story later, but I just want to say congratulations to Wale, who had a baby over the weekend. His first child. A baby girl. Dropping the clues bombs for my man Wale. He had a baby girl this weekend. He's actually in Seattle, Washington right now with the baby man Wale. He had a baby girl this weekend. He's actually in Seattle, Washington right now with the baby and the mom. She had a natural birth.

Well, she was in labor, he said. I spoke to him yesterday on FaceTime. I actually saw the baby. Cute, adorable, little chunky baby. Yeah, 7 pounds, 4.6 ounces. With a full head of hair. And he said that she was in labor for 40 hours. No epidural. No medicine. So we're going to talk about that

a little bit later, but that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. That's right. Coming up next, we got more front page news. It's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Hola. Y'all, The Breakfast Club. What's up, my waffle-colored brethren? What's up, my brownie, brownie, brown eye?

You guys are really cute. Our khaki-colored co-host. Did you just say something about my brown eye? You said, did you just say something about my brown eye? I just want to be clear that you know what the brown eye is. You call me khaki-colored Negro, so I said my brownie, brown brown eye. I just want to be clear that you know what a brown eye is, sir. I don't know what a brown eye is.

I love that you guys have such a strong bond. Yes. It's my guy over there. My guy with the brown eye. I spy your brown eye. Well, good morning, everybody. I was late. Yeah, we see. We noticed. You overslept, I heard.

The kids came in the room. I tried to turn the volume down on the phone so it wouldn't wake them, and it didn't wake me. It happens sometimes when you do morning radio, bro. I'm sorry. It just does. It happens. All right. Well, let's get in some front-page news. And don't forget, at 9 a.m. Eastern time,

we have a major announcement this morning. What is it? Does it have to do with the iHeartRadio Music Festival? Yes. Let the record show that's the first time that that has been teased this morning, because Angela and Envy, I mean, Angela and Charlamagne Tha God had no idea.

Well, no one told us. 9 a.m., and just say a major announcement, okay? We have a major announcement. Major announcement. You already gave it away. Coming up at 9 a.m. Yeah, pretty much, right? I mean, it's online, though.

It's online, but we don't know what it is. We just know it has to do with the iHeartRadio Music Festival. All right. That's all we know. That's all you know. Well, let's talk about two dead in a Florida club shooting. It was in Fort Myers, and it was at the Club Blue Bar and Grill. Now, police didn't say how many shots were fired, but it was a swimsuit glow party.

It was a team party. A swimsuit glow party? Yeah. Everybody wears swimsuits and neon glow sticks? It is 100 plus degrees. That's not a bad idea to walk around in swimsuits. So there was no ID required to enter. The party was open to all ages.

Oh, so no liquor, nothing. No ID. So apparently there were shots fired. We don't know how many, but we do know two people are dead. And right now up to 17 people have been injured. How did you sneak a gun into an event that was like a swimsuit party? If everybody's in swim attire, where the hell did somebody tuck a pistol? Well, you could have a purse.

You could have a bag. Well, not only that, I mean, if you have swim shorts, you could tuck it in your shorts. Really? You don't think so? I mean, I would never try that. That would seem like

the most uncomfortable thing in the world. I mean, it's barely, it's bad enough you can't keep your penis contained in a pair of swimming trunks sometimes. Look at that's a pistol.

He wasn't trying to be comfortable. He was trying to shoot the clubber, so he wasn't worried about comfortability. All right, well, very unfortunate incident. They are still investigating and trying to find comfortable. He was trying to shoot the club up, so he wasn't worried about comfortability. A very unfortunate incident. They are still investigating and trying to find. They said they did find one person of interest who has been detained,

and they are looking for another. Yeah, he's the guy who came into the party with the white T-shirt, the jeans, and the Timbs, and it was a swimsuit party. That guy had the gun on him. Now let's talk about your Dallas Cowboys. Yes, four people were killed when a Dallas Cowboys tour bus was involved in an accident. All four people that were killed were in a van that was

involved in the accident, not on the tour bus. And none of the Dallas Cowboys were on the tour bus. They were actually carrying staffers. So everybody on the bus was fine, minor injuries. But it was the four people that were in the van that ended up getting killed. And very tragic, sad story. This was in northwest Arizona.

It's a very tragic story, but it could have been a lot worse. It could have been some of my Dallas Cowboys on that bus. No, it's pretty terrible. Four people dead. Yeah, it's pretty sad. All right. All right, and that's front page news. Now, we're asking 805-85-1051,

have you ever been framed by a police officer? Now, this story came from what, Yee? Well, I was watching Steve Harvey and he had on a corrupt cop on the show and the corrupt cop is talking about how he's framed 50 or 60 people, but he has changed things around. He actually has one of

the guys, Jamal, that he framed on the show. So it's a crazy story that cops really do things like this. Wow. I have never been framed by a police officer Thank God I've never been framed by a police officer I definitely know people who have though I definitely do

But I know a lot of people have instances Where they get pulled over for something And the next thing you know it turns into a whole other thing There's drugs on you We found this, we found a gun And next thing you know you're in jail But this corrupt cop is going to tell you what made him do that. Okay.

Well, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. We'll also tell you the full story. Have you ever been framed by a cop? Meaning, have they ever threw a bag of weed in your car? Have they ever threw a gun in your car? Charge you with something. Charge you with something that you haven't done.

800-585-1051. I've been harassed in a certain precinct where a cop kept pulling me over for no reason. There was no reason to pull me over. And every time I went to the club, he pulled me over. Remember when Envy got pulled over right outside the radio station because he said... Which time? When you said, well, you know, when you go see

the red light, you're supposed to go. No, I didn't. I didn't mean it like that. And I was like, Envy, you ran the light. I did not run the light. It's not for no reason. You got pulled over. you ran the red light. Both sides were red and I took off. Okay, it's red. But when you blink, your eyes is green. When the light is red, you're supposed to stop, Envy.

I'm not sure if you know that or not. Anyway, 800-585-1051. You didn't get framed. Have you ever been framed by a police officer? Call us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Jay-Z Encore.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Happy Monday. Back to the work week. Now, we're talking, have you ever been framed

by a cop or by a police officer, anybody in law enforcement? I haven't. Thank God. Mm-hmm. Angela Yee, have you ever... But you feel like you've been pulled over for things that didn't really happen, that you haven't done.

It's not as bad as getting framed, but, like, it could be something as simple as, oh, you didn't stop at that stop sign when you know you did. Right, there was a club in Queens that they pulled me over every time I DJed at that club. It was an ass officer who got fired. It was an ass officer, and he didn't like the way I spoke to him. So every time I went to Queens, he would pull me over. Every single time. Doesn't matter what I did, he would just make up a reason.

What about you, Yee? I mean, just for simple things. But I do know people that have gotten things planted. I know people who have nothing to do with any type of drugs that have gotten all kinds of charges for, quote-unquote, smoking weed, and they don't even smoke. Now, Charlamagne, have you ever been framed by a cop? I've never been framed by a police officer, and I don't even like the fact, Charlamagne, have you ever been framed by a cop? I've never been framed by a police

officer and I don't even like the fact that you're planting these seeds in my mind because y'all know I'm a hypochondriac and now that I'm thinking about being framed by a police officer, I probably will get framed by a police officer. The reason we brought it up was because there was a corrupt cop on Steve Harvey and he talked about how all the people that he framed

and how 50 or 60 cases ended up getting overturned because he actually went to the feds. He felt bad. He was praying and everything. Well, what I'm going to do is rebuke the devil. And I'm going to say get behind these satan because the problem with that is if one of us was to get framed by a police officer, nobody would care about the truth if the lie was more entertaining. Right. Okay.

So we would have to go to court and prove ourselves innocent. But guess what? It's already made the headlines. I'm going to have to give myself donkey of the day, and nobody's going to hear me when I say, well, I was framed. All right, well, we have the corrupt cop, actually, the audio from him on Steve Harvey. Well, let's listen. I ended up getting caught with crack, heroin, and marijuana in my office, and then the feds got involved. And so I shut down immediately because I didn't want to be prosecuted but the longer I was away from police work the more I wasn't just

sorry that I got caught but I was sorry for what I had done to people so I I said I went to the feds and I said I want to tell you the truth I want to own up to everything so we sat down we started picking through these pieces of bad reports that I had done so it wasn't't just Jamel. So by the end of that, over 50 to 60 cases were overturned. And then I pled guilty in January of 2009. I was looking at 22 years in prison. I ended up only doing 18 months, by the grace of God. And a week after I pled guilty, Jamel was released from prison.

So now he said he told on himself because he just felt bad after all these years. Well, he got in trouble himself for having, like, crack and drugs in his office. Then he actually ended up going to the feds, and just he felt like confessing everything. So, I mean, he had crack and drugs in his office, but those are just props. Those are just props for when I pull people over. I can throw this in the back seat of your car. Yeah. Well, let's go to the phone line.

Hello, who's this? Yo, yo, it's Pawn Love. Now, you got framed before? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. What happened? So, you know, I mean, I was Kwan Love. Now, you got framed before? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. What happened? So, you know, I mean, I was in the city. I was actually in Queens.

And, you know, I'm getting ready to hop on the train. But I had my boombox playing. You know what I mean? So, you know the MTA situation. They're like, yo, you can't play your music on the train. Oh, yeah. Go ahead. Yeah.

So, I'm like, you know what? I'm going to turn it off or whatever. You know what I mean? But a cop actually was like, yo, don't turn it off. That's my tune right there. So, I'm like, all right, yeah. Go ahead. Yeah. So I'm like, you know what? I'm going to turn it off or whatever. You know what I mean? But a cop actually was like, yo, don't turn it off. That's my tune right there. So I'm like, all right, boom. I'm going to let it rock. So, you know, I pay the MTA to get on the train.

As soon as I get on the train, another cop pulls me to the side to yoke me and was like, nah, you can't do that. And starts dishing out the ticket. I'm like, really, though? Your man's right behind you. Just said it's all good. You know what I mean? So I'm like, wow though? Your man's right behind you. Just said it's all good. You know what I mean? So I'm like, wow.

You really set me up. So you considered that frame by the cop because he told you to turn the song up because that was the song. Yeah, the cop said it was all good. And his man was right there. And then the other man waited, I guess. And as soon as I get on the train, he just pulls my arm to the side. I was like, nah, you can't do that.

I'm like, yo, but I'm looking at the other dude. He's not even looking at me. Not even trying to give me no eye contact. I'm like, nah, you can't do that. I'm like, yo, but I'm looking at the other dude. He's not even looking at me. Not even trying to give me no eye contact. I'm like, wow, really? Damn. Asking, have you ever been framed by police? Now, this story comes off the OG Steve Harvey show. He had a cop that was actually framing people. It was a corrupt cop who is now a mentor.

And he talks about how he frames somebody. He actually has. Oh, now you're a mentor, huh? He actually has a black man who he framed on the show. And it's a lot about forgiveness. You owe me five minutes. I don't want to forgive you. He spent four years in jail.

Hell no. Four years in jail. You owe me more than forgiveness. All right. Keep your forgiveness, bro, bro. All right. 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. That was Drake Controller. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Back to the work week. It's a Monday. Now Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Back to the work week. It's a Monday. Now, we're asking, have you ever been framed?

Now, this comes from where, Yee? This comes from Steve Harvey. He was interviewing a corrupt cop who's now a mentor, and he admits to framing 50 or 60 people during his career. I ended up getting caught with crack, heroin, and marijuana in my office, and then the feds got involved. And so I shut down immediately because I didn't want to be prosecuted. But the longer I was away from police work, the more I wasn't just

sorry that I got caught, but I was sorry for what I had done to people. I went to the feds and I said, I want to tell you the truth. I want to own up to everything. So we sat down, we started picking through these pieces of bad reports that I had done. So it wasn't just Jamel. So by the end of that, over 50 to 60 cases were overturned. And then I pled guilty in January of 2009. I was looking at 22 years in prison. I ended up only doing 18 months by the grace of God. And a week after I pled guilty, Jamel was released from prison.

Woo, can you imagine? I don't want to be your friend. I can't forgive you after spending four years in prison. And then all I get is a, I'm sorry. And now I'm a mentor. I'm changed. Nope. Well, hello, who's this after spending four years in prison. And then all I get is a, I'm sorry. And now I'm a mentor. I'm changed. Nope. Well, hello.

Who's this? My name is Gregory Williams. Hey, Gregory. You been framed before? Oh, yeah. I've been framed pretty bad by a regional narcotics unit in Cincinnati, Ohio. What happened? All right.

At the time, I lived in Detroit. You know, I was a single father raising my son. And I was an engineer. I designed cars. And I also smoked a lot of weed at that time. I came to Cincinnati, supposedly with one of my friends, and for $38, long story short, for $38, we knew for 50 pounds of weed in my car, all I had was $38.

And I got the case. I was taken eight mandatory years. I ended up taking a fee bargain. I did get sent up to prison. I started recording my phone conversation with them, which somebody told me to start doing. I got them on tape, you know, saying, hey, they wanted

me to work for them. They said, we need defendants, dope, or cash. We know this wasn't your thing, but you effed up. Now you got to work for us if you want to get some time off. And they said they only want you. You know, I had to go out and get people with, like, you know, two or three kilos of cocaine, or they wanted me to get somebody with more than 50 pounds of marijuana.

Right. And all I did was smoke. So how did that audio work out for you? It wasn't able to use in court because I never took it. They said if I voted, what they ended up doing is they gave me possession. Because, first of all, when they found out, you know, I didn't have any money. Eight mandatory years, I would have had to pay.

So they said, by the way that the Ohio law is written, you will be found guilty. If knowingly and willingly possessing a controlled substance, you're guilty. So my only case, my only thing I could have done was fight for entrapment but my attorney

at the time said in Ohio don't even go for it. I'm not the highest grade of weed in the dispensary but I don't hear too many people saying they're getting framed. I hear people saying they're falsely charged but framed to me is like getting pulled over and then somebody, a cop throws a gun in your backseat or some dope in your

trunk. Yeah, yeah but here's the thing is that you know they throw a little more at you. My technical term was sentencing and trapping. They could have got me clean with a pound of weed. But 50 pounds of weed, I had no idea what I was going to do with it, why they were putting it in my car and all of that. So that's how they did it, especially when they found out I didn't have any money. All right, well, thanks for calling, telling your story.

Oh, wow. Now, what's the moral of the story, guys? Well, the moral of the story is, you know, actually, I got a dream book, and I like to read in my dream book. And, you know, if you dream of being framed or set up, it implies self-guilt, okay? You are refusing to take responsibility for your actions. Instead, you tend to play the role of the victim. If you're dreaming of being framed, that's just, I just wanted to throw that out there.

How is that the moral of the story? I didn't say it was the moral of the story. I just said I wanted to throw that out there. Well, Envy said what's the moral of the story and then you replied with that. I don't have a moral of the story because I've never been framed. And I would hope, I would really hope,

it's one, police are already out here gunning down unarmed black men at an alarming rate. I would hope that they are not just out here framing people too. That's just ridiculous. Well, thank you. Well, thank you, sir. Now, we got rumors coming up. Yes, we're going to talk about Ciara. She's out half a million

dollars. Thanks to Future. We'll tell you why she says that's the situation. Also, Young Buck got arrested. We'll tell you what he did. And Lil Wayne drops the mic and exits stage right. We'll tell you why he stopped performing during a High Times concert. Okay, all that and more. Keep it locked.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The rumor report.

Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. And by the way, I just want to add on to that. Envy and I were doing a single ladies dance together, too. So it was cute. Shut up.

You out here transitioning, huh, Envy? Shut up. She lying. We were. It was cute. All right. Young Buck got arrested, and that was for an arson threat. Now, apparently, he was sending threatening text messages to his ex in Nashville.

He threatened to burn down her apartment, according to her. She said that he came to her apartment and kicked in the door. All right, by the time the police came, he was gone, but he later did get arrested on charges of vandalism and assault with a domestic fear of bodily injury. You can't be threatening to burn down your old lady's apartment because, you know, it's an apartment. You're not just going to burn one down and the whole place don't catch on fire.

Well, that's very rational thinking of you, Charlamagne. Yes, that's very rational. And I'm going to tell you something else. Young Buck is a prime example of why I go get a ball D every two days, boy. Because when you get caught out there with a terrible hairline and you got a little bit of hair on your head and you get arrested and got to take that mugshot picture, Lord have mercy. It looks pretty crazy. Lord have mercy. Ride with me.

All right. Well, he was arrested on Thursday and he was released on a $5,000 bond. So looks pretty crazy. Lord have mercy. Ride with me. All right, well, he was arrested on Thursday, and he was released on a $5,000 bond, so he's out. Okay. Lil Wayne, he abruptly stopped performing at a High Times concert. People were very confused as to what happened. Now, according to High Times, he was supposed to perform for an hour. He only did, like, three songs, and then he left the stage suddenly. Check out the footage of Lil Wayne leaving.

Matt, don't you ever call me to do this s*** again. Ever. Don't you ever, ever, ever ask me to do this s*** again. Wow. Well, allegedly, he wanted people to have more energy and to dance, but it was a bunch of weed heads. It was high. Right. So they're just standing there looking at you smoking weed. So they didn't care. They were dabbing, allegedly.

And some people said they even started booing. I don't know about that. You talking about the real dabbing, like dabbing the weed or like dabbing, like dabbing, dancing? No, I think they were dabbing as in the weed. Okay. Dab. Dab. So why would Lil Waynebing, dancing. The R motion. No, I think they were dabbing as in the weed. Oh. Okay. Dab. So why would Lil Wayne care? That's an easy check. It's an easy check.

He has some free weed, I'm sure. I guess he wanted some energy. But, you know, I thought about it. But when Snoop performs or when Wiz Khalifa performs, they got a lot of energy when they perform. Right. I don't know what happened. But other people performed and did what they were supposed to do. So maybe he just got frustrated.

Yeah, and Snoop and Wiz got weed records, though. I mean, Wayne don't really have a lot of weed records. Yeah, that's true. All right, your girl Ciara is saying that Future cost her $500,000. Now she's saying that the things that he said about her, the tweets that he put out about her, things like he's got to go through lawyers to see baby Future, the effery for $15,000 a month, so on and so forth,

that cost her some type of endorsement situation with an international cosmetics company. She says she would have got $500,000 if it wasn't for a future. Wasn't nobody giving you no goddamn endorsement deal, Ciara? Who the hell are you lying to? I don't know. The biggest endorsement you've got is from Russell Wilson, and that's the one you need, okay?

You got married, you get pregnant, have some babies, and relax. Stop lying. I do feel like for the sake of everything, she's married. Let's just figure out how we're going to get along for the baby. Right. Some international makeup line. Okay. All right.

Okay. All right, Pokemon Go. Things are getting so crazy. I saw a lot of videos of people at Beyonce concerts, Rihanna concerts playing Pokemon. Well, now they are talking about building some Pokestop restaurants. I've seen this. For a fad.

Pokestops. It'll be gone in a year. Not even a year. Pokemon will be gone in a few months. I just want to say I ran out of Pokeballs. I got to make it to a Pokestop as soon as I leave here because I haven't been able to do anything. If you don't stop with this Pokemon stuff. All right, well, that is your rumor report. I'm Angela to say, I ran out of Pokeballs. I got to make it to a PokeStop as soon as I leave here because I haven't been able to do anything. If you don't stop with this Pokemon stuff.

All right. Well, that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. All right. Thank you, Ms. Yee. Charlemagne. Yes. Who are you giving that donkey to?

Well, you know, I feel like it's a real opportunity to teach here with this whole Joe Budden situation and them two little punk-ass kids running up on his lawn. So that's exactly what we're going to do. I am sorry. All right. We'll get into that when we come back. Donkey of the Day is next. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. Donkey, donkey, donkey. Born to do that. It's time for the donkey of the day. That's pretty fun. Charlamagne the devil?

Possibly. The Breakfast Club. Hey! Now, donkey of the day for Monday, July 25th, go to those little juvenile delinquents who ran up on the property of Joe Budden this past weekend. Now, never mind the fact Joe Budden has dropped yet another diss record that Drake called Just Because.

And like clockwork, another senseless shooting happened, okay? Every time Joe Budden drops a diss record, a senseless shooting happens. He dropped Making a Murderer. Autumn Sterling and Philanda Castile got shot and killed. He dropped Wake. The cops got shot in Dallas. He dropped Afraid. Cops got shot in Baton Rouge.

Now he dropped Just Because, and the shooting happened in Fort Myers, Florida, at the club. Is it a direct correlation to his diss records and senseless shootings? I don't know. I'm just speaking on an observation I made. in Fort Myers, Florida at the club. Is it a direct correlation to his disrecords and senseless shootings? I don't know. I'm just speaking on an observation I made. But this observation has nothing to do with Don Quixote today, okay? A couple of kids who are Drake fans decided to stalk Joe Budden's crib

and then trespass on his property this weekend. The reason they was doing it, what else? They wanted attention. Now, Joe Budden proceeded to chase these guys on foot. Then he proceeded to chase these guys in his car. They apologized and we have the audio because of course everybody recorded everything.

Pump, pump, pump it up. She got a good ass on her so I pump it up. Man's hiding in his crib. Joe Budden! F***ing scumbag! OVO, B******! OVO! Yo, we're getting saved by Joe Budden, mother******! Oh, man! F***!

Follow me on Twitter, boy. Free the kid prodigy. I keep saying these little internet games. Going to get one of you n****s killed. Yep. If you come on this f***ing block again, I'm going to kill one of you little n****s. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. If you still got a phone out, come on this block again, and I'm going to hurt one sorry. I'm sorry. And you still got a phone up? Someone just blocked again, and I'm going to hurt one of you. This is not the internet. I will kill one of you. Little punk-ass poses. Do you hear them talking about he was in his crib? Fake-ass blood, posing, driving their mama's car.

Listen, 90% of the time, I'm sure that Joe Budden and I agree to disagree on damn near everything. But this tweet he tweeted last night, I totally agree with. And he simply said, don't make running up to people's homes a thing because it's dangerous. That's an understatement.

I'm watching this video yesterday and I was hoping one of you little kids got severely hurt. Don't hit me with that, oh, they just kids, they trolling. No, once you violate a person's personal space and come to their crib, you aren't trolling, you're trespassing. And this is one of those times that I wish New Jersey

had a stay in your ground law because I really wanted one of those kids to get shot. You know my motto. Sometimes somebody has to die so the rest of us can live. Okay, you kids out there need to witness a really good example of why not to do this. Okay, that's so-called rap beef let that be just for entertainment and be between between be between the rappers because when you start letting things

spill over in real life and you start running up on people on behalf of your favorite rapper just know that your favorite rapper not dying for you he's not gonna pay for your funeral he's not gonna hashtag your name on social media he's not to call your mom and ask if she needs something. Nothing. So you're just out here playing yourself for no logical reason. Look, I don't care how big the holes in Joe Budden's wife beater were. Okay, that means nothing to me. That means nothing to me, okay,

because majority of everything y'all wear nowadays is ripped and has holes in it, and y'all call that fashion. So if Joe Budden wants to wear a wife beater that looks like Kanye West designed it, let him. I also don't care that Joe Budden was holding a handful of rocks in his hand like he was starring in the stage play Stone Soup. Okay, all of that means nothing to me. Joe Budden had those

rocks because he had a slingshot. The same kind of slingshot David used to kill Goliath, so he needed rocks to load in the slingshot. Lucky for those kids, lucky for those kids, Joe Budden didn't rocks to load in the slingshot. Lucky for those kids, lucky for those kids, Joe Button didn't have time to grab his slingshot because Joe Button ran after those kids so fast. Okay, Joe

Button was running after those kids like he was on the road to Rio. The Summer Olympics are right around the corner and Joe Button was running after those kids like he was competing in the Olympic trials. I can name 300 reasons why Joe Button may look absolutely ridiculous in this situation and the memes are amazing. But name 300 reasons why Joe Budden may look absolutely ridiculous in this situation, and the memes are amazing.

But this is not about Joe Budden, okay? This is about you lame-ass kids doing anything for likes and retweets and followers. Why don't you listen to your favorite rapper, Drake, when he says you're worried about your followers, you need to get your dollars up. Okay, this guy was being chased by Joe Budden, recording the whole thing, and while he's being chased,

he's screaming out his Twitter name. Stuff like this is what makes stuff like this is what makes Jesus unfollow you and block you from getting into those pearly gates. One of the little boys was tweeting me, telling me he needed to promote his music. Let me tell you something, little boy.

You keep running up in people's yards trespassing, you're going to need somebody to promote your GoFundMe page so your mom can raise money for your funeral. Okay, this social media era has totally ruined what you kids think is important. When will y'all start seeking respect and not attention? Okay, you should always seek respect, not attention, because respect lasts longer. Nobody's going to be thinking about you idiots after the day. Okay?

They're going to hear Donkey of the Day. You're going to tweet out, oh, Charlamagne gave us Donkey of the Day. And by Wednesday, we're going to have moved on. So what's the point? The moral of the story is don't play with grown men. Play Pokemon. Okay? Running up on people's properties, coming to people's houses,

all in the name of retweets and likes, going to get you killed. Please give them dumbass kids the biggest hee-haw. Well-deserved. Well-deserved. I'm just looking out for the safety of those kids, man, and I don't want to put, you know, none of us brothers in bad situations where we are forced to defend our homes.

We're in our houses with our families. Right. Okay? I would hate to see what happened if they ran up on one of y'all. Nah, somebody did. At your house? Yeah, somebody ran up on my house. No, they didn't.

Absolutely. No, they didn't. I'm going to tell you what went even worse. What? I was actually taking my son to the emergency room because he needed stitches, and they followed me to the emergency room. Chased me to the emergency, like really stalking me and following me where I had to run him down like Joe did, but I caught him, and I pulled him out the car.

And he was like, he was sorry. He was a fan. I never heard this story. He just wanted a picture. Yeah, he was my son was jumping on the trampoline, hit his lip, and he had stitches on his lip. So when I pulled out my property, I seen him sitting in the cul-de-sac. And I'm like, hmm. So, you know, I took a picture of their license plate, took off. I come out the emergency

room. They at the emergency room. Why you ain't call 911 and say hello? This is Mr. Goldstein. I see a strange car in my neighborhood. I think they're Negro. No, it's not Mr. Goldstein when you say strange instead of strange. I absolutely do. I did call the police. I was like, hi, this is Rashawn Casey. There is a black male

out at the emergency room. It took him too long to come. So I had to catch him myself. By the way, when you live in a white neighborhood and you say it's a black male that looks suspicious. And the cul-de-sac. By the way, when you live in a white neighborhood and you say it's a black man that looks suspicious. In the cul-de-sac. Whoa! Boy, look at her, look at her, look at her, look at her.

And ain't nobody gonna hashtag your name, bro. But I'm glad the police didn't get... Excuse me, I saw somebody in the cul-de-sac. Yeah, definitely did. And you know, I'm glad the police didn't come because he was black, his girlfriend was white, and they were just fans. They weren't doing nothing malice or anything bad. They just wanted a picture.

Yeah, but those little kids that ran up on Joe Button. That's a weird thing to do, though. 800-585-1051. We're asking, did Joe Button have a right to chase them boys down? Yes, he did. And does he have a cul-de-sac? And you know what?

You know what? What we need to do is get them two little boys Gucci man address. I bet they won't run up on Gucci. They ain't gonna run up on Guap. Okay. 800-585-1051. Did Joe Button have a right to chase them down?

Yes, he did. Call us up right now. It's the Breakfast Club. It's the first thing Joe Button has did right since Have Sex with Tahir. Okay. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

That was fabulous. NTU morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, we're taking your calls, 800-585-1051. Joe Button was just, well, he didn't get donkey today, but the two young boys that ran up on his property got donkey today. Yeah, I would never give Joe Button donkey today for what he did

because Joe Button's space was violated by these two young men. And the thing that bothers me so much about this situation is that these guys were riding in the car screaming out their Twitter name and they were on Twitter saying that they got to promote their music. When will you kids realize that you should seek respect, not attention? Respect lasts longer. Nobody's

going to remember y'all after the day and y'all going to run up on the wrong person and get shot. Period. That could have went terribly left. What? Easily. Run up on Gucci Man Crib like that and watch what happened to you. Now you're right. Or if Joe would have caught him, Joe could have whipped one of them kids out.

You don't run up on somebody's face or somebody's property. Like I said, it happened to me and thank God it was no problem. The kid just wanted a picture, but you don't make somebody feel uncomfortable especially where their family lives, where they live, where their wife or kids are. You don't do that. Everything's not fun. You know what I'm saying? I know people like to

troll and say nasty things and make jokes on Twitter, but you don't show up to somebody's house. Listen, even if you got good intentions, don't show up to my crib. But... That's my sanctuary. Don't show up to my crib. Let's be honest, playing devil's advocate, if I was a kid, and I've done this before. I ran up in LL Cool J's little crib on Farmers to ring the doorbell and see if he was there.

He should have smacked fire out of you. But when you're a kid, you don't even think about it. You just want to see your favorite celebrity. These are adults. Nah, but you make an excuse. They're not little kids. They're driving cars. Yeah, you're making excuses for these kids when they were absolutely coming in malice.

They looked at that man's house and they said, he's hiding in his brib. What is brib? Brib is blood talk, okay? So you're acting like you're affiliated with some gang. You're screaming out OVO, you know Drake and Joe Budden got a beef. You're there

for malice. Joe Budden would have shot one of them little kids. I'd have been on here dropping so many clues bombs for Joe Budden. Yeah, you're right. They went for malice because I was going to get a picture with LL and meet LL. You're right. Alright, well let's go to the phone. You wanted to lick LL's lips for him. Tell the truth. No, don't say that. Tell the truth. And shout out to LL's grandma

because she let us in. Hello, who's this? Hello. Did Joe Budden have a right to chase him down? Yeah, he has a right, man. He got his family in the house. You don't know what them kids are going to do. He's with his right to hurt them kids. There you go. I'm from Jersey, and Jersey ain't like that. Any other state, you got a right to shoot them kids.

That's it. I'm from South Carolina. You don't have that right in New York either. I'm glad he didn't shoot them. Hello, who's this? Hey, hi, this is Ann. I'm from Birmingham, Alabama. We're talking Joe Button.

What do you think, mama? No, I don't think that he should have done it. I mean, I just believe that violence begets violence and that it could have been done differently. You got to protect your home. You don't know why these kids are there. You don't know what their intentions were. You got to protect your home.

All right, let's not go to the level of shooting, ma'am. A good old-fashioned ass-kicking? Well, no, I mean, that's what the police are there for, though, don't you think? I mean, he could have called the police. It could have been done differently. I mean, why would you just want to retaliate with violence? And then the next night, they're just going to come back and do something differently. You know, I mean, it's just a never-ending circle.

I mean, don't you want to stop the violence? No, not when you're in the house. I mean, isn't that what we're trying to do is we're trying to stop the violence, not create more violence? I think it's difficult because we don't know what those kids might have done to him. He had no idea what was about to happen. They were filming him. They were trying to antagonize him. So it is a hard situation because you don't know

what they're coming to do. But he couldn't call the police because if he called the police and them kids left, he wouldn't know their attention or why they were there. So you got to chase them down to see exactly why they're there. You can't let them get away. You don't want that in the back of your head every time you drive home.

You see a gray car and you're thinking it's them same kids again. Now, if I'm Joe Budden, hopefully he got the license plate number so he can tell the police, too. I'd do you like the white man do you. I'd beat you up, shoot you, and then call the police on you. Do it like a brother would do it, then do it like the white man would do it. For real. 800-585-1051.

Did you see the whole Joe Button chasing these kids? Do you think he had the right to chase them down? Call us right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Bryson Tiller with Don't Morning, everybody.

It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're talking Joe Button now. If you haven't seen footage of these two young boys going up to Joe Button's house, they're playing gangster.

They're acting like they're from OVO. Joe Button gets out of his car and chases them. There's so many memes. He jumps on the roof. I agree with him though. I'm the same way. And y'all acting like he just had a handful of rocks in his hand for no reason. I'm telling you, Joe Button

had a slingshot, bro. Joe Button had a slingshot and he was prepared to use that slingshot. He just couldn't get to his slingshot fast enough because he had to run out the house to chase some kids. I'm telling you. I don't know why he had rocks. I don't even know why he had time to pick up them rocks. But not even that. Joe Budden has two

big dogs. Now, if Joe Budden would have let them dogs go on them kids and they would have chewed them kids' asses up, would he have been wrong? No. Absolutely not. Listen, there is nothing Joe Budden would have been wrong? No. Absolutely not. Listen, there is nothing Joe Buttons would have been wrong in doing in this situation. Those people

violated his private space. They came on his property. I feel like Joe Buttons could have defended himself in any way he possibly decided to in that moment. And I wouldn't feel bad for those kids at all. This is actually the first great thing Joe Button has done since having Sex with Tahereh.

He has a whole career. He did Pump It Up. Yeah. Stop it. Pump It Up was before Tahereh. You guys are so rude. Hello, who's this? Hi, my name is Selena.

Hey, Selena. We're talking Joe Budden now. Do you think what he did was right? Was it called for? Definitely. It was definitely, definitely, definitely called for. I mean, those kids were totally out of line. I mean, I'm 23.

I live in the Poconos. And being black and pretty and then having other kids that come from the hood automatically looked at me as if I'm something that I'm not when I work for everything that I have. I had to go and steal my child's car seat. Like, I went ridiculous. I wrote a whole investigation list and just started going up and down the block. Like, has anyone seen his car?

Yeah, I know someone stole it. I'm looking at Joe Budden, and he just probably got sick and tired of people just coming in his house and harassing him. So, I mean, I would be just as mad as he was. They were at his house. Do you understand in any other state, nine times out of ten, they would have got shot? Oh, definitely. I mean, I tell everybody, don't come to my house. I'm registered.

I'm a Marine. Don't do it. There you go. I'm like, I'm really not the one. And he's on them girls like, oh, I'm going to come up to your block. I'm like, all right, I'll be outside waiting with my gun. You don't even got to say that. Just answer with a simple ch-ch.

I'm like, come on. It's really not that serious. God bless the Second Amendment. Okay, thank you, Mama. Hello, who's this? Hi, it's Tamara. Hey, Tamara, we're talking Joe Button. Do you think what he did was crazy, or do you think he should have done it?

No, he has the right to do what he did, because if he didn't, those kids might have would have think that, oh, I can get away with this and come back, and you never know what they will come back and do. Right. So he had to release it. He posted it online, and then the only thing is, now are other people going to try and do this? Yeah, he's totally violated Joe Budden's space.

Are there going to be other copycatters now that are going to try to go to Joe Budden's house and film it and do the same thing? They're going to throw eggs at his house now. He got to move. Come on, man. People know what Joe Budden's house looks like. They know what neighborhood he lives in.

And I'm going to be honest with you. Joe look like he may not can't afford to move someplace else right now. Shut up. Stop it, man. I'm just saying. Stop it, man. The whole thing looks like an episode of Cheaters. Stop it, man.

What's the moral of the story, you ask? The moral of the story is, why don't you listen to your favorite rapper, Drake, when he says, stop worrying about your followers. You need to get your dollars up. And why don't y'all start seeking respect, not attention, because respect lasts longer. Joe Budden was absolutely correct in this whole situation. All right. Okay.

Now, we got rumors coming up. Yes, we'll talk about Wale, some great news for him over the weekend. Also, what comedian just got arrested yet again? And Amber Rose. She's upset about the whole Kanye West, Taylor Swift situation, but it's not for the reason that you think. Okay, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked, and don't forget, in the next 20 minutes,

we have a major announcement. You don't want to miss it. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Come on. 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. Hold on, it's only six minutes to your big announcement, right? Yes. Okay, just checking.

Six minutes, six minutes. Shout out to Natina who texted me, what's the big announcement? You just wait. Oh, Natina, shut up. Just wait six minutes. You would know if y'all had some artists on it. Def Jam. Clearly y'all don't have no artists on this big announcement.

Hey, hey, hey, hey. Come on No spoiler alerts here Alright Alright Well shout out to Wale Who had the best weekend ever He actually

Him and his girlfriend Chloe Alexis Gave birth to a baby girl This happened in Seattle It was a 40 hour delivery 40 hour She didn't get an epidural She didn't?

No she did not Oh she's the real MVP And he actually FaceTimed me. I got to see the cute little baby. Now he posted on Instagram, Overjoyed, I keep the most important things in my life so far away from people because I'm sensitive, quite possibly too sensitive to even be in this business. Nevertheless, I spoke on the downward spiral that ensued after complications with my previous child.

For that reason, I kept this very private as I prayed every day to receive this blessing. And he thanked all of his friends and people that stayed up with him and talked him through such a sensitive subject. Now he goes on to say, you are my everything, and I'll see to it that we shine, my precious. Okay, so he had a little baby girl, so congratulations. Congrats to Wale. Salute to my guy, Wale.

My advice to Wale is keep your child off social media. Don't post pictures and things to him, especially somebody like Wale because they love to attack Wale on social media. All they're going to do is put that nasty rhetoric on your child. So don't do that. Keep that close to your heart. And I told him yesterday that it's going to be hard for him when he goes on the road and stuff now

because you're going to want to get back home to them babies. Absolutely. Well, congratulations to precious Zyla. And super cute baby. Little chubby face. Head full of hair. So congratulations to them. 40 hours is no joke.

But he was actually talking to me about how he thinks that epidurals, you know, it's great for people who get them. But he was saying if you don't have to do it, the baby's very alert. Just came out, barely cries. Just a great baby. So he feels like it's due to the fact that she didn't get an epidural. I'm glad he had that baby too because now he got something to live for because Wale is one of the people that be talking that crazy talk. I'm going to kill myself if my music don't do good. Now you got something real to live for.

Well, congrats to him, man. Alright, Selena Gomez just performed in Indonesia and she went on stage and she had a message. We'll tell you what she said on stage and then what she said on Instagram. I get really frustrated. I get stupid sometimes i say things that i don't mean or they come out wrong just because i care so badly but the thing is at the end of the day no war and anger was ever won we can love each other and always be kind just no matter what it

takes in us i believe that we can do that what the hell hell is she talking about? She went on Instagram and said, Tonight I felt extremely unauthentic, unconnected to both myself and my music. I've never really felt like my materials, wardrobe, or video could define me. I'm stagnant. I stay still and don't just sit with myself first and ask, Is this where I am wholeheartedly? I've always told the truth.

I'm always true to my word. I've shown who I am. But I need to rethink some areas of my life creatively and personally. Not being negative about anything I've done. I'm grateful for every single moment I get here. Indonesia, you are loud and clearly inspiring. Love you so much. Still don't know what the hell she's talking about.

I don't know what she's going through. But I'm sure at some point we'll find out. All right, Kyle Williams got arrested. Again? For misdemeanor battery. The sky is blue. He posted his bill, $20,000, and he was released. And they're saying that he punched a woman.

He was in Sherman Oaks. An employee allegedly said Kat attacked her. We don't know what started the fight, but they did have visible minor injuries on the woman. And she wanted him arrested for battery. The sky is blue. Birds fly. Water is wet. And Amber Rose is upset that Kanye did not hit her up

and give her a heads up about the famous video. Here's what she had to say on her show. I know that Kanye would never go through that again by not calling Taylor. So I say all that to say, why didn't I get a phone call for using a naked wax figure in your video, Kanye? White privilege.

Taylor gets a call, but I don't get a call, so... White privilege. ...out of the news, so I ain't got to talk about your ass no more. You know why you didn't get that call, because you don't have the complexion for the protection. All right. He would have to call a lot of people, though, right? Did he call George Bush?

No, I wouldn't call Amber Rose either, though, because I really did make Amber Rose famous if I was Kanye West. Now, the girl that y'all say he made famous, which was Taylor, she was already famous when he did that to her. But Amber, I made you famous. I don't owe you a call. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee.

All right. Thank you, Miss Yee. Now, shout out to our family at Revolt. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Everybody else, huge announcement in minutes. Huge announcement in munits. And then we got munits. Minutes.

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