The Breakfast Club - Sell Out or Loyal

Episode Date: March 19, 2019

3-18- Today's episode we opened up the phone lines to see if any of our listeners are savages and would sell out a family member for money, after story broke about Jeff Bezo's girlfriend's brother sold their texts for $200k. Moreover, we also opened up the phone lines for our listeners to humble "The Breakfast Club" with our segment "Slander the Breakfast Club". Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to Rich Dollaz for being to old to fight at the Love and Hip Hop Reunion. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The world's most dangerous morning show. The Breakfast Club. What the hell is this, man? I'm glad they put y'all together. Y'all are like a mega force. Y'all just took over The Breakfast Club. Good morning, D-Zambie. Charlemagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Tuesday. Yes, it's Tuesday. Now, I'm on my, I call it Madison's college tour. If you don't know, Madison is on a college tour. Who is Madison, first of all? Madison is my daughter, of course.

She has a couple of years, so she has to go to college, but we started early, wanted to take her on tour. So she had spring break. So we started from NYU, then we went to Georgetown yesterday, and then we went to Howard University. So today we are in Virginia, so we're going to do Old Dominion, we're going to do Hampton University, and then we're going to spin through Norfolk, and then we head on to our next state.

What are you looking for in the school? Do you look around the campus and say, nope, there's too many boys here? There's too many guys here. I think about that. That potentially may be handsome. I also think of safety because some of the areas are not the best and safest areas. That is very true. That is definitely a concern.

When I was visiting colleges, one of the stores I was in got held up at gunpoint. I was like, I don't think I'm going to go here. Yeah, I'm not going to go to that one. Also, I see a lot of the students, like, look at where they live, the dormitories. I see, like, a lot of beer bottles and a lot of hard liquor. So I don't know if that swings me a little bit, too. Yeah, but I just don't want to see it, though. You know, when I was in college, you know, I did it.

But I just don't want to see it as a dad. When you was in college, you was drinking, you was smoking, you was having sex. Okay? All right? You think things have changed? Hopefully they did. Oh yeah, hopefully. Didn't they? Hopefully they stopped making alcohol.

Hopefully they stopped making drugs. Hopefully people stopped having sex. Right. So we're on the tour and it's pretty cool so far. So I don't know yet though. So we got about six, seven more schools to go check out. Eight schools to check out. And then we'll be back home. Well, I just got back to New York. I feel like I've been gone forever,

but I was in Chicago yesterday. Shout out to? At Regeneration School, so shout out to Stacey. She's the one, Stacey Shells, that had us out there. Stacey, drop on a clue box for Stacey. That's called her, Stacey. It's interesting to see how kids are learning in school, and it's a charter school,

and they actually really badly need a new principal. So they need principals for these schools out there in Chicago. So if anybody out there works in education, this would be a great opportunity for you to apply. Does the school have a principal now? Yes. So why do they really need one? Why do they need a new one? Is it bad? They have more than one school.

Oh, okay. So the school that I was visiting, yes, they do. But yeah, those things are important. Assistant principals are important. We were talking about budgeting concerns. And just how the kids are testing their above average, which is great. But there's still a lot of work that has to be done. They have a DJ class.

I've seen that DJ class. You were teaching them how to DJ yesterday, huh? I wasn't teaching them how to DJ. I do know how to DJ. But yes, there was a DJ class, the kids absolutely love and they get these credits like they get money. That's dope. So when they do things that are great they actually end up getting paid for that

like fake money and then they can use those credits to do things like be in that DJ class elective. That is dope. Is DJing a good trade? Yes it is. It is. It can be. But you're a successful one so that yeah it is for you. I, it can be just like anything. If you're great at it, you'll rise above and make money.

I'm just saying, would you tell somebody to go be a DJ? Would you tell somebody to go pick up a trade like learning how to fix air conditioning? I would say if you're passionate... I learned how to be an electrician. See, I would say do what you enjoy. Yeah, I would say if you're passionate about music. Just saying. In college, Envy made a lot of money DJing.

I sure did. And that's a great... Think about it like this. When I graduated out of school, everybody told me to go to business school or to go to Wall Street to start working. And I was like, nah, I love DJing. I'm going to stay with it for a little bit. And thank God I did. Yes, no doubt. But you probably do a party

two or three times a week. Every day it's a toilet that needs fixing. Every day it needs some electricity that needs to be installed somewhere. I'm just saying, you know, if I had to pick a trade, which trade would you pick? I DJed too when I was younger and I made to be installed. I'm just saying, you know, if I had to pick a trade, which trade would you pick? I DJ'd too when I was younger and I made money from it. I just stopped

because at that time they didn't have Serato. I would say what you enjoy. You do what you enjoy. Yeah, if you love it, you can be great at it. That's right. If you enjoy being a plumber,

be a plumber. If you enjoy it with music and you think you really gonna put your effort into it, be a DJ. Every day there's a wedding that needs to be DJ'd. That's right.

Go ahead. Go in the studio right now. Only to walk up to a DJ like Envy and he never plays your music ever. All right? That's right, baby needs to be DJ'd. That's right. Go ahead. Go in the studio right now. Only to walk up to a DJ like Envy and he never plays your music ever. That's right, baby. Let's get it. Let's go. That does happen. All the time. That does happen. All the time. That does happen. But every day you're calling somebody

to go fix up one of them damn houses you're buying, though. That is true. Alright, that's all I'm saying. That is absolutely true. But hey, do what you love. But anyway, let's get the show cracking. Front page news. Let's get it started. What are we But anyway, let's get the show cracking. Front page news. Let's get it started. What are we talking about, Yee? Well, Elizabeth Warren had her town hall.

I'm going to tell you some of the things that she was focused on when she was talking. Also, since we're talking about trades, find out about a brand new high school sport that maybe you could get a scholarship for. Okay. All right. We'll get into all that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Good morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. You know, today's the last day of winter, by the way. I just want to put that out there. Tomorrow's the first day of spring. What's the weather going to be looking like?

It depends on where you live. It depends on where you are. I need to know who got it the hottest. New York's going to be up in the 50s, so that's pretty good. Detroit's going to be in the 50s. I'm tired of winter. I'm trying to think what else. Charlotte, North Carolina's going to be in the 50s. Thank goodness. I'm tired of winter. I'm trying to think what else. Charlotte, North Carolina's going to be in the 50s, high 50s.

I'm just happy that spring is here. Spring is like, I love spring because it's like hope. That's why it's just so odd that Game of Thrones' slogan is winter is coming in the middle of spring. That's how good that show is, that they can just advertise. I've never watched it. Me neither. You have to understand, you have to watch it to know that slogan.

But winter is coming. I'm excited. All right. Now here's something else you'll be excited about. Video games are now a legitimate high school sport. There is now eight states where they actually have a high school varsity teams for video game playing. It started with Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Rhode Island. And then a few months later, Alabama, Mississippi, and Texas charter schools have also joined in.

It's a global e-sports market. They said they're expected to generate more than $1 billion this year. So they have different teams of students, and they face off in a video game. That's great, but it's also terrible because in a few moments, they'll be complaining about those kids not being physically fit, and the reason they're not physically fit is because they're sitting on their ass playing video games for the majority of the day.

Yeah, but you know what? Or maybe no social skills. But those video games bring in a lot of money. I DJed an event at the Barclays. Sold out just watching kids play video games. They made millions. Let's get rich, but everybody be out of shape and have no social skills.

But hey, we'll all be rich. All right, now Elizabeth Warren had her town hall in Jackson, Mississippi, and she answered a lot of different questions. She talked about white nationalism and having to recognize the threat that's posed by white nationalists. She talked about her proposed wealth tax plan, a government that works for the rich and it's not working nearly as well for anyone else. She said that's corruption. We need to call it out plain and simple. Other things that she talked about was ending the electoral college.

We need to make sure that every vote counts. I want to push that right here in Mississippi. Come a general election, presidential candidates don't come to places like Mississippi because we're not the battleground states. Well, my view is that every vote matters. And the way we can make that happen is that

we can have national voting, and that means get rid of the electoral college. I'll tell you who wouldn't be president if we got rid of the electoral college before. Yeah, I agree with her about getting the Electoral College abolished. I think it should be a simple vote.

If one gets more votes than the other, then that's it. Yeah, because that system doesn't seem to work. You feel like this is who I voted for, the person got the most votes, but they still didn't win? Well, it doesn't work. I don't understand. It only doesn't work when the person you voted for doesn't get in. I mean, but what I'm saying is whoever gets the most votes doesn't win. So that doesn't make sense.

And it should win. They should win. No, I know. But I'm just saying if the person we actually won won because of the electoral college, we wouldn't have a problem. So other things that she talked about were reparations. And here's what she said about that. So there are a lot of ways to think about how reparations should be formed. And I noticed Georgia's question actually started with just the frame of an apology.

We have a lot of experts around the country, a lot of activists who have a whole lot of different approaches to it. Let's bring people together and let's open that conversation as Americans. Let's see what ideas people want to put on the table and let's talk them through. Because I gotta tell you, ignoring the problem is not working that's a fact and you know uh tana he c coach has a great article in new york magazine and he speaks on reparations and i don't want to misquote him but he said something to the effect of uh reparations is not just about checks it's the idea of dismantling white supremacy because this

country and its major institutions have had a attractive relationship with black people for much of our history and that explains all of the socioeconomic gaps between black and white America, and that's the way to close the gap and pay it back. Okay, that wasn't said verbatim? You didn't want to quote him? The first part wasn't. Okay.

But no, it wasn't verbatim. I was like, damn. But it's in New York Magazine. It's a great article by Ta-Nehisi Coates. I think it's called Ta-Nehisi Coates is Optimistic Now. All right. Well, Angela Yee, and that's your front page news. All right.

Thank you, Miss Yee. Now, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to hit us up right now. Maybe you're sick. Maybe you got the flu. I don't know what the hell got over me, but I'm sick right now. But whatever it is.

You need some soup? Maybe you're allergic to college. You want some soup? Yeah, there you go. 800. You want a little blanket? Let me hear this. Why?

Why? You want to give me some soup and blanket? I'm just asking if you want some soup and a little blanket. What? Where's this going? Where's this going? What? Soup.

Yes, I want some soup. I want some soup. What? You'll be all right. See? Niggas get sick every day, B. 800-585-1051. Get it off your chest.

Hit us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is 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?

What's up, man? It's J.Lid. J.Lid. What's up, bro? Get it off your chest. What's happening? Man, what's up, man? I just called to say what's up, y'all, man. What's up? This is Shala South Carolina. What's up, bro? Get out your chest. Let's see what's happening. Man, what's up, man? I just called to say what's up, y'all, man? What's up? This is Shala, man.

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Why is this Instagram Mike Jones phone number? I don't know. Hello? Hi, this is Ty from MP. What's up? What's up? Mama, get it off your chest. Somebody high this morning.

I just wanted to get off my chest. So the Jess Hilarious thing where people are, like, canceling her, calling her xenophobic because of the video that she made. I don't know if you guys saw it. Yes, we saw it. Of course we saw it. Yeah, so people are canceling her and stuff like that. And I'm like, I have seen and heard every group of people

literally be, you know, discrimin know discriminate against black people have something to say even if it's a stereotype not saying it's okay or whatever but like educate her and like keep it moving like these people don't even really be caring about us you don't see these other groups of people canceling people when they're like that towards us so why should we be so quick to cancel somebody instead of like educate them and let them know like, yo, you can't be like that. I know everybody else like that, but we can't be like that.

It's not the end of the world. Like, we still human too. I think she acknowledged that she messed up, you know, and she did get very defensive at first when people called her out on it and she wasn't at first accepting of any criticism or wanting to be educated, but then I think even more on it and she wasn't at first accepting of any criticism or wanting to be educated. But then I think even more backlash came

and she was like, okay, I was wrong. Yeah, I think she was defensive. I think one of the reasons she was defensive is because, you know, people don't respect other people's feelings. You know what I mean? If they just think you wrong, they just think you wrong regardless of how you feel.

But here's the thing. I think we need to get to the root of those feelings. We need to get to the root of that prejudice. I think America does so much fear mongering when it comes to Muslims, especially with the media. So when somebody does feel like that, we, you know, get mad at them. But no, America puts a lot of fuel on that fire for people to feel like that. But like that lady just said, like you just said,

we need to stop canceling people. We're so quick to cancel people instead of educate people. And that makes people very defensive. Like just, if I say something wrong, if I say something foul, my family members, my community should be like, yo, son, that's wrong. And this is the reason why it's wrong. But I think it was very sensitive at that time, especially given the two mosques that were bombed in New Zealand.

That's all the more reason to have a conversation about Islamophobia, though. Like, literally 51 people got killed because somebody was Islamophobic. And it was hurtful to people who are Muslim, period. Like literally 51 people got killed because somebody was Islamophobic. And it was hurtful to people who are Muslim. Once again. They were hurt. If your feelings are hurt, I mean,

and somebody does something that you're upset about and it affects you directly, I can't tell you how to react. Once again, we all need to get to the root of the prejudice. I agree with you, bro.

Why are people Islamophobic? America puts fuel on that fire every day. Our president literally said in 2016, Islam hates us. What puts fuel on that fire every day. Our president literally said in 2016, Islam hates us. What does that even mean? Well, let's take some more calls. 800-585-1051

if you need to get some things off your chest. Call us right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're male or black, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So if you got something on your mind, lay it out. Hello, who's this? What up, it's Jay. Jay, what's up?

Get it off your chest. Yo, I just wanted to say, like, yo, I'm tired of these old-haired cats, like, still out here talking, like, still over here talking to the youth about manipulating them, about taking over blocks and stuff like that. You 40-plus and you out here telling a young cat coming out of high school or college, like, yeah, we're going to get this or we're going to get that. You want to bring me the money? I'm like, yo.

Just say what it is, bro. You tired of these old niggas still out here selling drugs and encouraging the kids to sell drugs. Absolutely selling drugs. I didn't know what he was talking about. It's like, don't we all see that? That drug dealer is getting lame. You're right. Getting lame?

You're right. It's always been lame. It's other ways to get bread. Like, yo, you sit out here telling these little kids, yeah, go get a pack. I'm going to get the pack. I'm going to give you this. You're going to bring it back. Uh-uh.

Like, what? Uh-uh. Come on, man. Like, you don't get that, right? You're absolutely right. And that's why we need more people like you encouraging these kids

to do other things than do that. Yo, I'm on my job. This is my first speak to the public about it. But I'm on my job. I'm on it. I'm going to tell you

what else you need to be doing. Snitching on them old dudes that are still selling drugs. Nah, nah, nah. You bugging. You bugging. Nah, nah, nah. When you going to start calling the police on these guys? You bugging. You bugging. Cut it out. Alright, yo. Take it. Hello, who's this? Hey, good morning. It's Mimi.

Hey, Mimi. Get it off your chest, Mimi. Actually, good morning, Angelique. Good morning. I am calling because I'm blessed, but Hey, Mimi, get it off your chest, Mimi. Actually, good morning, Angelique, Good morning. and Charlamagne. I am calling because I'm blessed, but I'm so excited I got through. My daughter, we listen to your morning show every morning, 6 o'clock.

I wake her up with the radio blasting, and she's mad today because it's picture day, and she wants to get something off her chest. Okay, let's speak to her. Yeah, let's hear it. I get it off my chest because I. Let's speak to her then. Yeah, let's hear it. I get it off my chest because I don't really know what to wear and I'm just scared

because I don't really want to go to school. Well, you look pretty regardless. It doesn't matter what you wear. You look pretty regardless. The pictures are going to turn out amazing. You see? So get up. I can't wait to see what the pictures turn out like.

Hey, Mama. Mama. It just lets me know you must dress as terrible as me. If your daughter don't trust you. Shut up. It doesn't matter what you wear, Mama. It doesn't matter. Let's just let your mom do your hair, and you'll look pretty.

You'll be the prettiest girl in that school. You see? I dress her pretty good. She just doesn't like to wear dresses. She's going through like a tomboy phase right now. I remember that phase. Come on, let's get up.

Get up and you know what you do? You bring some clothes with you and after the pictures, you just change into what you feel comfortable with, okay? You see, that's a good idea. Alright. Thank you guys so much. Alright, have a good one. Oh man, that sounds like the conversation in my house. That's cute.

Hello. Who's this? This is Ibrahim. Ibrahim. San Diego. Ibrahim. Get it off your chest. Blessed.

Blessed. I'm blessed, man. Last year, this same time, I got diagnosed with MS, man. And I'm from Minneapolis, Minnesota. So for like four months straight, my right side was going up. I was losing coordination on my right side. And I couldn't speak for like 30 seconds at a time every five minutes. Yikes.

But I got my health together. I done moved states. You know what I'm saying? And everything is way better. And I got to let y'all know, I got a couple bars. Charlotte. Oh, goodness. All right, we got to hear these bars. Don't think got a couple bars. Sharla. Oh, goodness. All right, we got to hear these bars.

Don't think for one second just because you just recovered from MS, you're not going to get this fart if these bars are working. I got to get these off. Go ahead, bro. All right. Long as I got you, you got me singing off cue. But who give a what? Lord knows I'm going to give it up.

What you want, baby girl? 20 bucks, money don't grow on trees. She going to wear me down until I give it up. Mama wants your mama being Nigerian and Yoruba. I tell her that, she crazy. She says it's her criteria. Ooh, you more amazing than a weekend at the Waldorf. Anybody try you there, and I'm going to turn into a watchdog with a sawdough.

God forbid that you want to play basketball, dog. All right, guys. All right, guys. All right, guys. Chill, chill, bro. Chill, chill, chill. You'll fart on these bars, guys. All right, chill, chill, bro. Chill, chill, chill. You're farting on these bars, B. Yes, MS, though. I don't care what he got.

You sound like you got on a yellow trench coat with no shirt on and some Timbs and some tight jeans, and you came out of the talent show, and you're just acting all wild, and all the judges are looking at you confused, and they don't want to give you a terrible score because they don't know if you're going to come fight people when we boo you.

He got MS, though. I don't want to give you a terrible score because they don't know if you're going to come fight people when we boo you. He got MS though. Don't care what he got. Hey, hey, hey, hey. I guarantee you I just sent you the song to all y'all Instagrams. Nah, B, I pass. I guarantee you. The song might sound better than the performance

Can we hear his guarantee? What's your guarantee? I guarantee you, okay, give the song literally, literally 30 seconds, you'll like it. Okay. I be music. I be music. 30 seconds. Listen, man, I'm happy that God blessed you and that you recovered from MS,

but you still got a little MS in your life because that's an acronym for music sucks. Oh my goodness. Your music sucks. Can your therapist be a little nicer? I know. What's wrong with telling people the truth? If y'all don't think telling people the truth is not nice He got MS.

What's that got to do with his music? It's two different things. Maybe some of the symptoms is not great music. I don't know. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051 great music. I don't know. Hey, shut up. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up.

Eve, you got rumors on the way? Yes, let's talk about J. Cole. He's on the cover of GQ magazine. We'll give you some of those cliff notes. Also, Gucci. Find out about some of their new initiatives that they're implementing.

All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to these rumors. Let's talk J. 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, J. Cole is on the cover of GQ Magazine. One of the things he talks about is working on Revenge of the Dreamers 3. He talks about his January sessions and says they created 127 tracks.

Okay. And that's going to be chopped down, obviously, into a very concise album. The other things that he talks about is not liking to be the center of attention. So why are you on the front of GQ? Well, because he has music to promote. But he's, you know,

I mean, obviously he has to do certain things, but J. Cole doesn't seem like he just goes places for no reason, just to be in the mix. He said, I don't like center

of attention type moments like the camera, mad people, the world watching the arena, and I have to do something right. And that's why he doesn't do a whole lot of press.

He doesn't do a whole lot of meet and greets. He also plans to start to collaborate with more artists and connect with more of his peers because he said he doesn't want to look back on his career and feel like he's left anything on the table of life. He discusses not having a Grammy. He said, I'm not supposed to have a Grammy. You know what

I mean? At least not right now and maybe never. And if that happens, then that's just how it was supposed to be. He also talks... Someone told me he don't submit his music to the Grammys. Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, that's what I heard too. They said he doesn't submit his music. And sometimes it's not you that submits it. It's the label. It's other people. So it's not like he personally

has to do it. So a lot of times your label will submit you to win a Grammy. He also said that he almost signed to Amari Stoudemire before he signed with Roc Nation back in 2009. Amari Stoudemire before he signed with Roc Nation back in 2009. Amari Stoudemire wanted to sign him to his label, Hippocalypto. And he decided not to do it because he knew he was going to be meeting with Jay-Z. You ain't that good a rapper, J. Cole.

Nobody's that good a rapper to be able to say that, put Hippocalypto in a verse. Whatever that means. So he also says he doesn't feel that change in life that most people get when they are a father. He said, I changed my life in order to get ready to have a family and to have a son. I literally changed my life where I was living. The things that I was doing, I changed. So because of that, when my son came, I was ready. I already had made room.

So check out J. Cole on the cover of TQ Magazine. Drop on the Clues Moms for J. Cole. He's the Tim Duncan of hip-hop. If you don't understand that comparison, then you know nothing about basketball. Quiet, humble, gets things done without a lot of flash. That's J. Cole. He doesn't call himself that, though. I call him that.

That's the ultimate compliment if you know anything about basketball. But, you know, I ain't got time to be going back and forth with Negroes who don't know stats. All right, now, Gucci has announced a $ million dollar community fund and twenty thousand dollar scholarship program. And all of that is to promote racial diversity. Now, Dapper Dan went on Twitter to talk about the meeting that he had and the real actions toward the solutions that they discussed. So the way this is going to happen, the first component is the Gucci Changemakers Fund. That's going to be five million dollars that go toward nonprofit programs across the U.S. that uplift communities of color. They're going to actually select that by the Changemakers Council. Some people on that council are Will.i.am, Dapper Dan, of course, McKellie Angela Davis,

and more. They've also established a $20,000 scholarship program that's going to help diversity among students who are pursuing a fashion education. And the third component is going to be a mandatory company-wide volunteering initiative. All of the employees at Gucci, all 18,000 of them worldwide, will be given four days off a year. And that's when they'll be volunteering for different causes. Those causes will be focused on equality, refugee support, climate change, and education. So they're making moves.

I hope it helps someone. I can't sit here and act like I care. I don't wear Gucci, never have, probably never will. I think of my whole life, I bought three Gucci belts, and I have no idea what happened to any of them. But I thought that's what we wanted. I thought that's what we wanted. We wanted some change in the business structure.

People to make real initiatives. They hired Dapper Dan, who's an African-American designer. And the fact that they're giving kids scholarships to go to school and learn more about designing, African-Americans, I thought that's what we wanted. I thought we were okay with that. They're going in the first step. That's what I thought. Am I wrong?

This is the first step back for Gucci. That's why we're discussing what it is that they're doing. Some people said they were still mad and I was like, I thought that's what we wanted. I thought this is the steps that we wanted Gucci to take. You can't boycott what you don't buy. I don't buy Gucci. So it doesn't pertain to you.

But what about Mossimo? You saw all that controversy. They discontinued Mossimo a long time ago. What are you going to do with all them old shirts you had? I'll wear them to the gym all the time. You can't wear them anymore. Listen, Mossimo used to be sold in Target for $9.99. Mossimo is now Goodfellas.

Okay? I don't know who owns Goodfellas. We should find out because we need to know if you should be wearing that. I actually got sent a bunch of good t-shirts the other day. They're actually t-shirts that stop you from having sweat stains under your arms because after the Soulja Boy interview. I can't remember what company that was that sent me a bunch of them. What do they have, like a patch under there?

They got like a pouch. I haven't worn one yet, but I got them. I got a bunch of them. They sent me a bunch. I thought they was trying to be funny, but they're actually T-shirts that keep you from having sweat stains. I don't know, but I'm going to find out this spring and summer. You can get those shots under your arm. I ain't doing all that.

It's like a Botox shot under your arm or something like that. Yeah, you get Botox under your arm. I ain't doing all that. Next thing you know, I got Kim Kardashian's ass under my arm. Somebody done tricked me and gave me an ass shot under my armpit. Nobody gets Botox in their ass. It's on their face. I'm talking about ass shots.

We said Botox. You said ass shots. What's on your face. I'm talking about ass shots. We said Botox. You said ass shots. What's on your mind, man? I don't know. Somebody might trick me and tell me it's Botox but then give me an ass shot under my armpit.

Yeah, underarm does look a little like a butt. Can you imagine that if you got a whole butt under your armpit? All right, I'm Angela Yee and that is your rumor report. All right, thank you, Miss E.

Front page news is next. What are we talking about? We are going to be talking about a 15-pound baby. Imagine giving birth to that. Lord have mercy. Front page news is next. What are we talking about? We are going to be talking about a 15-pound baby. Imagine giving birth to that. Lord have mercy. All right. Jesus Christ.

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you'll love. With no mystery fees and no long-term contract ever. Simple Mobile, All right, morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. What are we talking about, Yee? Well, a mom in upstate New York had a baby. Now, interestingly enough, she was told that she had less than a 15% chance of getting pregnant

and that's when her and her husband decided to adopt. And now, they ended up giving, she ended up giving birth to a 15-pound 5-ounce baby. That ain't no baby. That's a little 2-year-old. Goodness gracious. How you get a 2-year-old come out of you? That is so crazy.

Now, apparently, you know, she said she felt like I was hit by two tractor trailers. She said it was pretty violent. She got stuck under my rib cage. It took three doctors, a medical vacuum, and a C-section for her to have that baby. That baby is roughly the size of a six-month-old.

My vagina hurts and I don't even have one. What? Did she give a C-section, or did she push that out? What? I just said she had a C-section. Oh, it was a C-section. Are you listening? No, he's not. All I heard was trapped under the rib cage, and I was like, Jesus Christ.

Your vagina hurts. That's all I heard. Your vagina hurts. That's that. Listen, drop one of Clues Bombs for the homie Debbie Dev. Debbie Dev hurts. Heard she had a big baby. Heard she had a big baby.

Lil Quest is a big old boy. Got it right? And her and her husband are very tall. Yes, Luta, Devi, and Dwayne, the Browns. All right, now, if you had your music on MySpace, unfortunately for you, MySpace has lost 12 years of music that they had uploaded to the site.

They tried to do a server migration project to get all the photos, videos, and audio files that people have uploaded more than three years ago, but now that stuff might not be available any longer. There was some type of issue, and as many as 50 million user-uploaded songs from 2003 to 2015 have been completely wiped out from the site. Whatever y'all did to MySpace due to Twitter, man,

let's erase 12 years of tweets and save us all some heartache, all right? Get rid of all those old tweets for us. How about that? Have you got back on Twitter yet, Charlamagne? Absolutely not. You don't tweet on MySpace, by the way. That's what I said. Whatever you did to MySpace, go do it to Twitter.

Go get rid of that migration. Yes. All right, now, Elizabeth Warren, she did her town hall yesterday. You know she's running for president, and she talked about a lot of things. She talked about white nationalism and how we have to recognize the threat that white nationalism poses here. She talked about her proposed wealth tax plan, making sure that they actually have to pay

because that could help out in many different ways in education and everything. She also discusses ending the electoral college. Here's what she said. We need to make sure that every vote counts. I want to push that right here in Mississippi. Come a general election, presidential candidates don't come to places like Mississippi because we're not the battleground states. Well, my view is that every vote matters.

And the way we can make that happen is that we can have national voting and that means get rid of the electoral college. All right and she also said everybody needs to have a decent and safe place to live. That should be a basic human right. So here's what she said about affordable housing. I have a proposal to build about three million new housing units across America. We need to make a real investment in housing. In the same way that we think about health care as a basic human right, having a decent and safe place to live should be a human, a basic human right. Let me tell you something. I watched this last night and I love talking to presidential candidates, but the reason it's hard for me to believe any of these politicians

is because they are running for president. So they are telling us what we want to hear. It's dream-selling season. I just feel like they're gassing us all up and telling us whatever we need to hear to get our votes. Like, who is actually going to do what they say they are going to do if they get into the White House? That's how it always is, though.

I know. They just sell dreams. It's so hard to listen to. Like car salesmen. They don't tell you what you need. Yeah, yeah. And that's how it always is, though. I know. They just sell dreams. It's so hard to listen to. I watch it. Like car salesmen. They don't tell you what you need. Yeah, yeah. And that's all the candidates

across the board, just not Elizabeth Warren. I just feel like they're all selling those dreams right now. Okay, well, let's talk about something else now. Let's talk about the National Enquirer.

You know, Jeff Bezos wanted to know how they got all these text messages that were very private between him and Lauren Sanchez, who was then his mistress. And he did a whole investigation because they did try to shake him

down. And he said he didn't want personal photos published. He said, but I also won't participate in their well-known practice of blackmail, political favors, political attacks and corruption. I prefer to stand up, roll this log over and see what crawls out. Well, turns out those text messages and other things that were used in that National Enquirer story were stories that were leaked from Lauren Sanchez's brother, Michael Sanchez. Turns out that the Enquirer paid him $200,000 in order to get that information. He's an idiot. Who's an idiot? Michael Sanchez? Yes, he's an idiot. You know why?

Because Jeff Bezos probably would have gave him double to not put that stuff out. Yeah, but how was he going to ask for that? Through the woman. Through his sister? Somebody. Yeah, he could have gotten in touch with Jeff Bezos. Absolutely. He probably thought he wouldn't get caught because he didn't think that this investigation would happen.

He thought he was going to get the money. He's been a longtime source for the Inquirer. So I can't imagine that Lauren and Jeff Bezos didn't think to themselves. That's crazy. It's probably Michael Sanchez, my brother. And so he thought he was going to get that $200,000 and nothing would ever come out, but it did. And now they've done the investigation

and that's who it is. It's always the people closest to you, bro. But I'm sure there's a lot of people that would sell out their family members. But let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. Would you sell out a family member for some money?

How much? Now, I thought about this, right? I was thinking about this. I'm going to tell you why. Now. Be careful, Madison. I don't know. If it was just some money,

nah, but nah, I couldn't sell out no family member. I was thinking about something else, but nah, I couldn't sell out What if it was a family member you weren't that tight with?

I was thinking about that. Like, I don't really know them like that. So they're not family, family? Nah, I wouldn't do that. Just by blood, family? Nah, I wouldn't do that. What about you, Yee? You can't that tight with? I was thinking about that. Like, I don't really know him like that. So they're not family, family? Nah, I wouldn't do that. Just by blood, family? I wouldn't do that. What about you, Ye? You can't choose your family? Of course not. I mean... See? There you go.

See now? It depends on what the information is. Clearly, he didn't... Like, clearly, Jeff Bezos didn't want to be married anymore. He was having a full-blown relationship with somebody else. Yeah, I can't do that. What about you, Charlamagne? I wouldn't sell out anyone for money. I believe in karma.

I don't do anything to anyone that I wouldn't want done to me. Trust me. Anything you see me do, anything you hear me say, I can fully take from anybody else. But I would not sell out anybody for money because I wouldn't want anybody to do that to me. Me and my brother could plan it and split the money. Let me ask you a question, Charlamagne. Mm-hmm. Now, even your sister that you used to work at Taco Bell with that's fired you.

That's my OG. That's my OG. I love my older sister. Even though she fired you at Taco Bell? Bro, that was 25 years ago. Just saying. I don't know. You know, Emme holds a grudge.

You know, Emme holds a grudge. She's got a big, petty ass down. Like, what are you talking about? Emme will hold that grudge. That was 25, 30 years ago. She still fires you, bro. Not 30. It would have been 10.

But, like, 25 years ago. All right. Well, 80. Not 30. It would have been 10. But like 25 years ago. All right. Well, 800-585-1051. And he would still be mad today. Would you still be mad? What are you talking about? I'm the mad one. Remember back when you fired me from Taco Bell?

You fired me from Taco Bell. My sister's my accountant now. What are you talking about? And he'd be like, don't let up. Don't let up on their neck. 800-585-1051. Would you sell out a family member for some money? That is the question.

Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, Angela Yee reported a story in Front Page News.

Yes, we were talking about the National Enquirer and how they got this information about Jeff Bezos and his mistress, Lauren Sanchez. They got these text messages and pictures from Lauren Sanchez's brother, Michael Sanchez. They paid him $200,000. All right, so the question is, 800-585-1051,

would you turn in a family member or would you, I guess, turn a family member in for some money? Would you do that? It's the same thing you just said. No, I know it is. But I was thinking about it, right? And for me, money doesn't matter as far as families over everything. But now, let me just make a little twist.

What happens if a family member committed murder? Why do y'all move the goalposts like this? Because it is because you're still turning them in for money, reward money. No, it's not. Yes, it is. That's actually turning them in for money, reward money. No, it's not. Yes, it is. That's actually turning somebody in for committing a crime. That's actually honorable. If somebody kills somebody or commits some kind of crime and it's on your conscience

and you want to tell the police, that's fine. What this guy did is just absolutely grimy. He did it for self-serving purposes. You're moving the goalposts. That's not even the same thing. Maybe he doesn't like Jeff Bezos and committing adultery. He didn't like that. Well, you wouldn't go to the Enquirer. You know what I'm saying? You wouldn't go to the Enquirer Like, that's not even the same thing. Maybe he doesn't like Jeff Bezos and committing adultery. He didn't like that. Well, you wouldn't

go to the Enquirer. You know what I'm saying? Like, you wouldn't go to the Enquirer and sell that story. Well, let's see what everyone else thinks. Let's talk to Tanya.

Tanya! Yes, good morning, Yee. Good morning, Tanya. Hello, DJ Evie and Charlamagne. Yee, you're my favorite. I love you.

I love you, too, Tanya. Would you sell out somebody? Oh, no, not for anything, even though I've been sold out a few times. No, I would not. What happened? What they did to you? Well, me and one of my relatives went in on a business venture, and when the smoke cleared and they got the check,

I was left out with zero and all my money was invested. Damn. Well, that's what you should have had some paperwork. Hello, a little bit I learned. You sitting out there giving handshakes to your family. I don't trust none of these Negroes. That's awful. Anyway.

Should have had some goddamn paperwork. Well, thank you, Mama. All right, let's talk to Anubia. Good morning. Hey, would you turn in a family member for some money? I sure would. Damn. How much money?

One of my phony family members. Not anybody close. Nope. You can't pick and choose. Yeah, you can't pick and choose. Just because they phony don't mean that what you're doing is right because karma is still real. Whatever you do to somebody, whether they good or bad, gonna come back to you. You're right. You're right. But I still would.

Sounds like you did it before. We love your honesty. No, I haven't done it. I haven't done it before. We love your honesty. No, I haven't done it before. I'm just saying. The stuff that they've done to this family and all that, yeah, I would. Alright, thank you, mama. We got Mero on the line. Mero, would you sell out

a family member for some money? Would I sell out a family member? Not at all. Not at all. But you know what? You see those memes on the internet, I would damn sure smack the blood out of my family member? Not at all. Not at all. But you know what? You see those memes on the internet, I would damn sure smack the blood out of my family member for $10 million. You know?

$10 million. There's nothing wrong with a little smack. Sometimes you gotta wake somebody up, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, no doubt. No doubt, Charlamagne. No doubt, Charlamagne. You know what I'm saying? They ask, well, would you smack the bitch with a picture of an old lady? Hell yeah, I'd smack the butt out of it. Nah, I'm not doing all of that.

So you would smack your mother for $10 million? For $10 million? Man, I'd smack my mother when we go shopping. Can you at least tell your mom about this business? Can you at least tell your mom what's going on? Can you tell her about the business transaction, please? Nope. Of course, I'll let my mom know. She'll be put on.

Then she gotta get down with it. All right. Mom, I'm about to smack you, but I'm going to give you $5 million out of this $10 million. This is crazy. Without a doubt. But I would never sell my family members out, man. Yeah, but I'll smack my mom. But I will sell my family.

You sound like a very honorable man. I'll smack the ish out my moms. 800-585-1051. Would you sell a family member out for some money? Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody.

It's D-E-J-N-V-A-N-G-E-L-A-E. Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're asking right now, would you sell out a family member for some money? Now, everybody in the room says, hell no, no way. It's not going to happen. Nope, because I believe in karma. And I wouldn't do anything to somebody that I wouldn't want somebody to do to me.

I would only do it if me and my brother were in on it together and I was like, this is what we're going to do and we're going to bust down this money and if he said okay, then I'd be like,

all right, let's play everybody. Yeah, my family's kind of, my family's tight even though a lot of us don't speak to each other often. That doesn't sound tight. No, no, I mean,

we're still tight. We support each other on everything, but you know, one's in Virginia, one's in Brooklyn, one's in California. Like, we don't really see each other as much,

but we would definitely hold each other down. Nobody would sell each other out for no money. Alright, well, let's see what Brandy thinks. What's up, Brandy? Would you sell out a family member? Yes, I definitely would, depending on the circumstances of the situation. What do you mean? My life could be, my family's life could be at stake. It depends on

what the situation is. Ain't nobody's life at stake. Now, let's say your brother was cheating on his wife and they wanted to print this story. They were going to give you $200,000 if you would give them some information. Would you do it? Definitely not. No.

A million dollars. I'm not snitching like that. A million? For a million dollars, I would do that. Okay. Not to my brother, to nobody. Really, I ain't going to get in nobody's relationship like that. People dying from stuff like that, you know?

All right. Thank you, mama. Hello, who's this? This is Jamila. Hey, Jamila. Would you sell out a family member for some money, Jamila? First of all, I'm not that type of person. So family or no family, I wouldn't, you know, I wouldn't do that to anybody.

But not everybody is considered family. You know what I'm saying? You can consider some of your friends family and can consider some of your family just nobody to you. So, you know, if my mama, you know, was somebody who just gave birth to me

and I didn't really know her like that. Jamila, would you do it? Yes or no? I don't understand. She's trying to justify what she was doing. She was about to say,

it's not my family, family. I'm just saying, like, my best friend, no. But if her sister, if I have some information on her sister, yes, probably. So you would sell your best friend's sister, but not your best friend. She ain't my family. My best friend is my family. My goodness.

So you would. The rationalization. You would. Thank you, Mama. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's up, Nia? This is Jay. What's up, Jay?

Now, would you turn your family members in for some money? Yeah, like I said, man, as long as it wasn't a criminal activity, you know what I'm saying, where it was prosecuted. Just a little cheating. But, you know what I'm saying, if it was something simple, like I said, like a Ray J sex tape, that wasn't going to put them in harm's way as far as putting them in, you know what I'm saying, a criminal case, oh, yeah, you know what I'm saying? We're going to get that money and blow it out of control.

See, we ain't radio personalities. We ain't got it like that. Whoa, why are you bringing us into this? What makes you think we got it like that? We got bills we're trying to eat down here. We're little country boys from Kentucky, and we're just trying to do a come-up, you know what I mean? I'm a little country boy from South Carolina

still trying to get me a little come-up, bro. But let me ask you this. Let's just say. You made it, sir. You got it, man. I don't know what you're talking about, but you just got it talking. Now, hold on. Let's get back to this situation, though. Let's just say it's your brother.

He cheated on his wife. You're going to break up their marriage. You would still tell? Oh, hell no. My brother's driving me anyway, so yeah, I tell because he's going to be like, man, let's get that money. And he messes with nothing but suckers anyway, so they already know the deal before it even happens. You got a horrible family, bro.

But the key word is he know his brother. He said his brother grimy, so he already know what it is. You got to be a grimy individual to do stuff like this. Now, what's the moral of this story, guys? The conversation is money is not everything. You know what I mean? Like, that's all it boils down to. Because the only reason Jeff Bezos' brother did that is for that $200,000.

Money is definitely the root of all evil.. Yes, absolutely money's the root of all evil It makes you do evil things like you know sell out your family. Yeah, no, you're absolutely right And some people would smack their mom for some money, bro. We see paid in full You know saying when ice kidnapped, you know Mitch's little brother and cut his fingers fingers off some couple dollars That's what you know know what I mean? Then Rico turned around and shot Mitch all over money. Everybody's selling each other out over bread. Nah, man.

All right. Well, when we come back, we got the rumors on the way. What are we talking about, Yee? Yes, we are going to be talking about Jess Hilarious. Now, we've been talking about how she was under the gun for some comments that she made on her social media pages. Well, now she is apologizing, and she has her own written statement that she wants you to hear. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, shout out to Norfolk, Virginia. I'm out in Norfolk right now, the Hampton Roads area, 103 Jams. I'm out on a college tour.

Yeah, my daughter goes to college in two years. No, not me. But we're going through all the colleges. So yesterday we went to Georgetown. We went to Howard University. Today we're going to Hampton, Old Dominion in Norfolk, and then we go to Spelman, Clark. We're going up and down 95. So we're going to be hitting

up all the schools and just getting a vibe going on tour and seeing what school she likes. Do you want your daughter to go to Hampton? I don't care what school she goes to. You know, I'm not pushing. Like, my mom wanted me to go to an HBCU. She wanted me to go to either Morehouse or Hampton or Howard. For me, I just want her to be happy.

And her seeing the school, seeing the campus, whatever, she gets a good vibe and a good feeling, whatever program she does. That's all I wanted to know. I mean, Hampton would be great because she's a little close, so I don't want her to go to UCLA or a school on the West Coast, but whatever makes her happy. Are you paying attention to all the handsome men on campus that may catch her eye? Does that factor into where you want her to go, Envy?

You said that very seductively. Very seductively. I'm asking you a question, Envy. What is your question? Say it again. My question is, when you go on these campuses, do you look around and you say, man, it's way too many handsome men that may tempt her on these campuses? Does that factor into your decision making? That does not factor into my decision making, sir.

Okay. Well, then maybe it may factor into yours for when you want to visit. Shut up, man. Okay. Shut up, man. Maybe you need some eye candy to look at. You know what? Everything's not a joke, man. Yes, it is. Apparently. Maybe you need some eye candy to look at. You know what? Everything's not a joke, man.

Yes, it is. Apparently it is. And shout out to everybody in Chicago. I was at Regeneration Schools yesterday. Shout out to Stacy Shells who actually brought me out there. You know, at one point in my life, I thought I was going to be a teacher. And I did this urban education semester where I taught 6th and 7th grade English and history. And it definitely brought back a lot of nostalgia for me because I think teaching is one of the most rewarding jobs that you can have, but one of the

most difficult. And I was thinking like, hmm, I wonder if I could really work in education again. Because I think you get to see the immediate results from kids. And sometimes, you know, it is hard and you're dealing with people with real lives outside of there. They come in, they bring a lot of baggage from home, but they're just so cute. Like, I just love teaching kids and seeing how excited

they get about certain curriculum and they had this DJ class that they all were so excited to be in. Yeah, I thought it was pretty amazing. So, shout out to everybody

doing good work out there. All right. Well, we got rumors on the way. What are we talking about? Let's talk about the Love & Hip Hop Miami reunion that was on yesterday way? What are we talking about? Let's talk about the Love & Hip Hop Miami reunion that was on yesterday.

You know what? Trina and Trick Daddy, man. I love them. I love them together. But it's starting to feel like things are going to work out for them to actually really do this TNT album. And we'll tell you what happened last night on Love & Hip Hop Miami. All right. We'll get into that next.

Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Ye right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Jess Hilarious.

This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club. So listen up. All right, well, Jess Hilarious has made an official statement regarding the Sikh and Muslim community. Now, originally, she had said this while she was getting on a plane. We're on our flight.

Where are you going? Where are you going? She spotted some men wearing turbans, and it just led to a whole lot more that happened after that. If you're not scared of Nick Cannon in a turban, you shouldn't be scared of those men in the turban. Right. So she was very defensive at first when people came at her. But here is what she is saying now. She made an official statement, which she read on her Instagram page.

And she read this from her phone. Sadly, I had no knowledge of the tragedy in New Zealand until after my video, which doesn't in any way excuse my behavior. I already know that. I'm sorry to the Sikhs. I'm sorry to the Muslim. I've never been a person who bashes religion. I was unaware of Sikhs as well. A lot of them reached out to me, educating me on who they are and, you know, what they stand for. I didn't know that. Honestly, I'm young, and I don't understand the power that I have. At the same time, I didn't get anybody kicked off of a plane. Look, Jess is dead wrong, and she knows it, but I still think we have to get to the root of the prejudice,

the root of the Islamophobia, because American media does a lot of fear-mongering when it comes to Muslims and Islam, and some people buy into that. And it's just important to realize that just because you're muslim that does not mean that you're a terrorist in any way as a matter of fact muslims hate terrorists okay just like anyone else does that's why it's up for uh people to change the perception and the narrative because american media does a great job of fear mongering when it comes to Muslims. Alright, now let's talk about FIRE. I know you guys love talking about this FIRE documentary

that was on Netflix. Well, now they're actually going to be auctioning off Real FIRE Festival branded t-shirts, sweatpants, sweatshirts, hats, wristbands, and medallions, all kinds of things that were in their New York office. The boxes of items were turned over by Billy McFarland's attorney

while he's sitting in jail and the money from the sale is going to go back to the victim. So they're saying you can buy things like the priciest thing is a Fyre Festival wristband. That bid starts at $1,000. You can actually get a Fyre Festival hat for $600. That's a lot. I actually have a Fyre Festival

hat. Do you? Yeah, I do. But, yeah. Alright. I want your Fyre head from Andy though. That's what people really want to know. You said you want what? I do. But, yeah. Alright. I'm just a fire head from Andy, though. That's what people really want to know. You said you want what? They ain't put that price out there. Oh my god. We gotta get Andy up here. Alright, now let's discuss Trina

and Trick Daddy. They were on Love and Hip Hop Miami yesterday and the reunion as well. And Trick Daddy's having a lot of things he's going through with his wife. I guess they're separated. He's been, according to her, having women in the house,

all kinds of things. And she just wants a divorce. And he is ready to sign those papers, but he doesn't want to give her any money. And then we find out who helped her

pay for her divorce. I'm glad you're putting out the solo album now because maybe we could finish. Ah, ****. You know what my problem is? Studio is not interested in me.

So I need some Patron. I need a stripper pole in there. Hello, everybody. You should try to get a divorce first. You want the strippers and the stripper poles, but you still got a wife lingering around. You should get rid of the wife, and I'm gonna make it a little easier for you.

My beautiful cousin gave me the rest of the money that I needed for the divorce. I don't want to deal with it no more. I gave her the money to divorce you. So guess what? The divorce is final. And you're going to bring me out, so it's time for you to go. Who paid for the divorce? Trina actually helped Trick Daddy's wife, Joy, pay for the divorce.

Why Trina getting involved in that? I mean, they're like family. So I guess they've known each other for a really long time, and she's helping out. If you can't afford to divorce me, then we together, all right, until you get this money. I don't think he wants to be with her either, though.

They don't live in a house together or anything. But he's just not trying to give her any money for anything. So she did help out. And it got very feisty on the reunion show yesterday. All right, Aretha Franklin's estate versus Wendy Williams. Now, Wendy Williams went on her show and said some irresponsible things about Aretha Franklin's movie. You know, they have this amazing Grace

movie that was shot in 1972. It's a performance that's going to hit screens nationwide next month, and here's what Wendy had to say. There's this new movie that Aretha never wanted any of us to see, but it's finally going to hit the big screen. Literally, this is footage from the documentary. If you're looking for more camera shots,

you're not going to get it. Now, you know, Miss Franklin, she was very into her showgirl glamour and stuff. This is just regular makeup for her. You know, she would want the pressed hair and the done lashes and a good outfit and her background people to be fabulous. This is done.

Guys, this is a one-camera shot. They want you to go to the movies to see this. Well, the estate of Aretha Franklin has fired back. They said that originally Franklin had initially imposed an injunction on Amazing Grace. Her objections had nothing to do with its quality. Negotiations were incomplete at the time of her death, according to their statement, and they felt like it was irresponsible that Wendy Williams was saying these things

that they said just aren't true. They also said 1972 was the era of black power and black is beautiful. In her short, natural hair and simple makeup, Ms. Franklin was in step with the times and appropriate to the occasion. There was no showgirl glamour, no pressed hair, and no eyelashes,

the lack of which Wendy Williams ridiculed on her program. Now here's what else Wendy Williams had to say. Ms. Franklin, she had her family surrounding her. You know, her son was her manager, and her niece was, you know, head of security. And that's a great thing because it really does make you feel coddled and at home when you're on the road. On the other hand, when you don't have real professional people doing real professional things for you, sometimes you lose out. When Miss Franklin passed away, it was no secret that the finances were a mess.

And I would imagine that now the bill collectors are like, okay, rest in peace Aretha Franklin, but we still need our money for this. Well, the family has responded to that also. Now, what they are saying to that, they said it's through the approval of the estate and the efforts of the film's producers that it's finally being seen. The public rollout for The Amazing Grace, which includes screenings

at African American museums and black churches this month, has received support from African American pastors and fans across the country. And while Franklin had initially imposed that injunction, again, that was only because negotiations were incomplete at the time of her death. So they're saying that they are not having issues with finances

and basically just stopped lying. I don't know what the hell Wendy's talking about. I'm watching that documentary, okay? I love everything. I enjoy documentaries like that, especially when they're from that actual time period and they got footage from that time period. I'm watching.

I knew nothing about Sam Cooke until I watched that Sam Cooke. Oh, that documentary was great. And that was amazing. So you gotta see this. I remember when they sold Aretha's house not that long ago in Detroit, and it had the huge rose

on the carpet in the front. And I was like, they should have made that a museum. They should have made Barry Gordy's house a museum in Detroit. I watched Teddy Pendergrass' documentary on Showtime.

I haven't seen Teddy yet. I'm definitely watching Aretha Franklin. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. All right, thank you, Miss Yee. Charlemagne. Yes.

Who you giving that donkey to? You know, I need Rich Dollaz to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with him. And notice I did not have, I did not call him Bitch Dollaz because I am not,

I'm not in that place in my life anymore. That's crazy. Rich used to be cool, though. He is. We did. And I really want to have a conversation with him

because this is a very teachable moment. I hope he's listening this morning. Yeah, I used to be friends' though. He is. We did. And I really want to have a conversation with him because this is a very teachable moment. I hope he's listening this morning. Yeah, I used to be friends' friends. Not friends' friends. You too, Emi. Knock it off. Friends. Not like him and Charlotte.

I'm a friend. Cool. Shut up. We was cool. We was cool. You knew that nigga was from me. Y'all was all tight. We was all.

You guys were like a singing group. Yeah, we was okay. Knock it off. You was definitely not no damn singing group. You guys were like. You make it sound like you used to be Creep Squad or something. You guys were. You guys were like. No. No. No. Absolutely not be Creep Squad or something. You guys were. You guys were like, no, absolutely not.

Not even a little bit. Nope. Nope. Nope. Please, don't ever insult me like that. All right. Well, dog in the day is up next. It's the Breakfast Club.

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Bunch of jackasses. For the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil. The Breakfast Club. The donkey of the day for Tuesday, March 19th goes to Mr. Rich Dollars. Now, in the past, I've called Rich Dollars bitch Dollars,

but I'm not even going to do that anymore because I'm at a different place in my life. Okay, I'm not going to disrespect Rich Dollaz because Rich Dollaz does a damn good job of disrespecting himself. Rich Dollaz and I actually used to be cool. In fact, in 2009, I think I got verified on Twitter because of Rich Dollaz. Okay, so he's... That has to count for something, right? He verified you.

Shut up. Rich Dollaz has worked with artists that I have enjoyed and supported. Olivia, we supported Olivia, right? Uh-huh, Ryan Leslie. Shut up. Rich Dollaz has worked with artists that I have enjoyed and supported. Olivia. We supported Olivia, right? Uh-huh. Ryan Leslie. Yeah. Chris Ivory, respectively.

But I don't rock with Rich Dollaz anymore because some years ago, maybe three, maybe four, I forgot, Rich Dollaz lost himself in the world of reality TV. It happens to the best of them. All right? See, Rich Dollaz is listed as an entertainment manager, a record producer, and longtime supporting cast member on Love & Hip Hop. Over the years, this man has forgotten listed as an entertainment manager, record producer, and long-time supporting cast member on Love & Hip Hop. Over the years, this man has forgotten about being an entertainment manager and record producer, and he's gone full-blown supporting cast member on Love & Hip Hop.

Rich called my phone barking on me a few years ago because I told him an artist he was pushing sucked. And, I mean, he was talking extremely tough. So tough, I literally thought the Love & Hip Hop cameras were rolling. All right, he was talking so tough to me that I said something I only say when I'm looking for a good time. And that sucked my D. You told him that? I didn't know you say that.

I thought you're not supposed to say that. He called me back after that laughing. Just to say he was playing. Him and Peter Gunz was pulling a prank on me, but that's all that. I like to play, but don't play with me like that because I don't believe you was playing. You just thought you could call me, talk tough, and I was going to buy into that.

Nope. Nah, I don't rock with you. God bless you, but F you. I wish you the best. Now, I'm saying all that to say I'm not even tripping off all that anymore. I would not refer to that man as Bitch Dollaz. His mother used to follow me on social media. She unfollowed you?

I don't know. I don't be on Twitter like that, so I don't know. She would get mad when I would say that about him. And honestly, I don't even feel like that anymore. I have zero problems with Rich Dollaz. But this morning, when I came into Breakfast Club Studios, Anjali Yee was in here watching Love & Hip Hop clips from last night. And then I looked at Hot New Hip Hop and Monsters & Critics,

and I saw a headline that said, Watch Safaree Samuels and Rich Dollaz nearly come to blows on love and hip-hop. I clicked on this headline because I am thoroughly entertained by Safari Samuels. Drop one of the clues bombs for Safari Samuels. And I was thoroughly disgusted by what I saw. Can we play this exchange between Rich Dollaz and Safari Samuels before I continue? It is however many removed from me. Yo your pants look way too tight. I don't like seeing all them ankles that I'm seeing.

We doing that? We doing that? Don't be disrespectful. Are we doing that? Don't talk about somebody like that. Are we doing that? Hey, Rich! Rich, come on!

That's Christmas TV. Come on. Hey, yo, playboy. I'm f***ing with you. Okay, let's play that game. Let's calm down. Play that game. Table.

Play that game. That was a f***ing slow-mo. Look at me running slow-mo. Yo, you okay? I saw your ankle twist. Now, we finna play that game. Let's calm down. Table, that was a slow-mo. Look at me running slow-mo. Yo, you okay? I saw your ankle twist. You okay, Rich? Did they really play? Let's play.

I'm from the east side. Let's play. All right, clearly that was crazy, a little unexpected. What he said was very disrespectful. I would never sit here and speak about another man's woman, especially when they're not here. Listen, Rich Dollis. Wait, the Eastside? What Eastside is he from? I have no idea,

Angela. It's a lot of Eastside. I was going to ask you. Is that right? I don't know. That's your friend. You never been to the Eastside? No, I don't know what you're talking about. Rich Dollis. Rich Dollis. This is Lenard talking. Alright, Charlamagne Tha God, whatever you want to call me. I'm just talking to you, brother to brother, black man to black man.

And the words, Pimp C, knock this monkey stuff off. You're embarrassing us. You are 41 years old. You are way too grown to be fake flexing on reality TV. Safaree is absolutely right. You were performing for the cameras. You would not be acting like that if there wasn't 100 security guards and 20 feet in between y'all. Only reason people fake flex like they want to fight on Love & Hip Hop

is because of all the security and the distance between each other. You want to cut down on the fighting and the conflicts? Let them Negroes sit right next to each other at reunions. Okay, if Safaree and Rich were sitting right next to each other, I truly believe those conversations would be totally different. Not to mention, if y'all saw each other in the street today or at some function where there were no cameras and no security, you would be dapping each other up and taking pictures with each other and posting them on the gram

with captions about money over beef and hashtag brothers. Like, knock it off. All right? If you was 20-something years old, Rich, I'd be like, whatever, do your thing. But, bro, you're 41. Okay? You're a whole grown-ass man. Rich Dollaz, you have too many wrinkles in your forehead to be acting like that on TV.

All right? You know how you can count the wrinkles in your forehead to be acting like that on TV, all right? You know how you can count the rings in a tree to see how old it is? You can count the wrinkles in Rich Dollaz's forehead to see how old he is. From the top of his eyebrows to the bottom of his hairline, there's 41 wrinkles, all right? That's way too many wrinkles to be on TV fake flexing, all right? Rich Dollaz, you got too much age around your eyes in the form of crow's feet, okay? The drooping upper eyelid, that upper lip is starting to sink, all right? That dull, glowless skin is sagging.

You got those fine lines around your nose, those lines that look like map lines on the GPS navigation. It's we going the right route, Rich, all right? Okay, I mean this in the most loving way, all right? Really? This is love, ye. All right? Open the door and let God in. This is love. Let's turn to 1 Corinthians 13, 11. When I was a child, I talked like a child. I thought

like a child. I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me. 1 Charlemagne 13, 11. All right. When I was a young rich Dallas, I talked like a young rich Dallas. I thought like a young rich Dallas. I reasoned like a young rich Dollaz. I thought like a young Rich Dollaz. I reasoned like a young Rich Dollaz. When I became a man, I put the ways of love and hip-hop and reality TV behind me. My brother, there is no way you watch that back this morning and not feel embarrassed, all right? Don't listen to these digital D-heads on social media saying, Rich Dollaz, he don't play. That's right, Rich, turn up. You're from the east side. No, those people gassing you up, okay? They just as lost as you are. You are grown. In the words of Deepak Chopra,

every day, in every way, you should be increasing your mental and physical capacity. You clearly aren't increasing your mental capacity because nobody with intelligence would be acting like that on Love & Hip Hop at 41 years old. And you damn sure are not increasing your physical capacity because the skin on your forehead is folding over on itself repeatedly, and that's why you've developed those creases in your forehead. Rich Dollaz, your forehead looks like an old leather couch in a speakeasy, all right? Rich Dollaz, do you know what they call

those lines in your forehead? Worry lines. You know why your forehead got more lines than a football field? Because you have bottled up a large amount of stress. You know why you're stressed? Because you don't want to grow up. You are emotionally and mentally immature. That's why you don't know how to handle conflicts better than you do. Emotionally mature people deal with life's stressful situations way better than you. And life wouldn't be so hard if you just grew up, all right? Trying to be something you not got you stressed. The word for today and for the rest of your grown life should be maturity. You hear me, Rich Dollaz? We need you to grow up and act your age and not safari's penis size.

Please let Remy Ma give Rich Dollaz the biggest hee-haw. Don't worry. Hee-haw. Hee-haw. You stupid mother f***er. You dumb. All right. That ended weird.

It did. Shit! Who's this? This is Jay Cox. Hey, Jay Cox. Cox.. That ended weird. It did. Who's this? This is Jay Cox. Hey, Jay Cox. Cotton, man. Come on, dog. Don't even do that.

I'm just asking, man. You thought you said ****? Don't get upset. Cotton, like the fabric of our lives. This is my second time calling y'all, man. The first time was when y'all was talking about, you know, helping people after they get jumped. And I told y'all, I ain't helping, dude. He got jumped. I stood at the bus stop and let him get jumped. And I told y'all, I ain't helping, dude. He got jumped.

I stood at the bus stop and let him get jumped. But that was a whole other story. All right, Jay Cox. I'm calling to slander you, Evie. Okay, go ahead. Okay, go ahead. Cotton, like the fabric of our lives. Say it, Evie.

Cotton. Cotton? Cotton like what our ancestors used to pick. Well, not enemies and ancestors, but I'm black. I'm very dark. And that's the problem. Number one ancestors I'm black I'm very dark And that's the problem Number one I'm dark Listen

I'm black as hell You get what I'm saying Like I'm the darkest cat Wherever I go And Avery I don't really see you You know Being nice to dark skinned cats

So that's my problem Oh wow I didn't know you was dark Skipping through the phone Charlamagne can talk about Beige bitch And beige rage All day long But I can't say nothing was dog skin through the phone. Charlamagne can talk about beige bitch and beige rage all day long,

but I can't say nothing? Listen, the oppressed can always talk about the oppressed. It's not me. You're supposed to be my brother. I am your brother. Well, why aren't you nice to him? It's the rec. It's the rec.

I need y'all to come to Detroit and get on the bar. He said you want me to come to Detroit and get on your balls. That's what he said. That's what raccoon. I need y'all to come to Detroit and get on the bar. Because y'all buying the bar at the house. He said you want me to come to Detroit and get on your balls. That's what he said. That's what he said. Would y'all stop? What's up with you? It's better than you. What's up with you, man?

I don't know. He flirting. Why y'all trying to make this a gay term? Who said anything about gay? Talking about jumping on somebody's balls. No, you said that. You said that. Thank you, Jay.

Talking about balls. And then telling us to jump on your balls. And, you said that. You said that. Thank you, Jay. You're talking about d*** and then telling us to jump on your b***s and then say we the ones making this game. You kinky on Detroit, bro. This is crazy. All right, we got Maxwell

on the line. Maxwell, who do you want to slander? He kinky in the deep. I want to slander the homie Charlemagne Ducard. I'm here for you, sir. No, come on, man.

See, that's one of the reasons why I want to slander you. He just said he's here for you. I'm here for you. And it's on, man. See, that's one of the reasons why I want to stand for you. He just said he's here for you. I said I'm here for you. And it's ridiculous, man. You're talking about the size of this man. Come on, bro. It is ridiculous.

I can't take it. I can't take it. All I said was Rich Dollaz need to act his age and not Safari's penis size. Look, he just said he can't take it. Why are you talking about this man, Swagger? Why are you talking about this man, Swagger? Out of all the shit in the English dictionary This man swagger? Why are you talking about this man swagger? Out of all the s*** in the English dictionary, you talking about this man swagger?

Yeah, why? We're not sure what Safaree's shoe size is, but we've seen his penis, right? We have? Don't say we. Don't bring me into your s***. Hold on. You ain't seen Safaree's nudes. Come on, man.

Be honest with me. Between on. You ain't seen some f***ers nudes. Come on, man. Come on. Just be honest. Be honest with me. Between us. About 6'9", I have been so disappointed in you. All right.

Thank you, Maxwell. I'm sorry, my brother. I'm going to try to do better. Hello. Hello, who's this? This is Eric. Eric.

Oh, boy. Slay into the breakfast club, bro. Hey, man. Hey, man. First of all, shout out to North Carolina and I love everybody at the Breakfast Club, bro. Hey, man. Hey, man. First of all, shout out to North Carolina, and I love everybody at the Breakfast Club. Okay.

Charlamagne, you my guy, man, but I don't understand why you always on this gay stuff, man. Like, every day you want some gay stuff. What is gay? Look, you guys had this episode where you were talking about what would you do if you had to give a shit to stay alive or something. And even days afterwards, my dude you were talking about, you still give a shit to do this. That's not, no, no. I said I would fake like I was about

to give somebody fellatio. Bite it off. That's what I said. I love y'all, man. Have a good one. All right, 805-85-1051. If you want to slant to the Breakfast Club, call us now.

It feels like there's a theme here. I'm feeling that theme. Pause. It's the Breakfast Club, call us now. It feels like there's a theme here. I'm feeling that theme. Pause. It's the Breakfast Club. I know you are, Envy. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. It's Slander the Breakfast Club. If you want to slander the Breakfast Club, call us up right now. Hello, who's this?

Hello? Hello. Hey, who you want to slander? Oh my gosh, everybody. A little bit of everybody. A little bit of everybody in my life. You came here to Indianapolis, sweetheart. Here we go. Let's go. Enough of that.

You do that on the radio. Charlamagne the guy. Well, you know what? Back to you, DJ Envy. Why you always asking Charlamagne who he giving his booty to? That is true. He said donkey. Same difference. I said donkey. I know that, but he's always talking about being

these gay slurs when it comes to everybody. Every man is always a gay pun. You always talk about oh my God, but just last week when me and my husband got on the phone, he talked about who is that coming from the back against Charlamagne? He just comes from the back like that. And then hang up.

This is how you start a nerve or something. What's going on? Are we that gay on this show? I don't know. Am I missing something? Charlamagne, Charlamagne, I bet you won't have nobody to come on and face you when they talk about being gay. Because you're not going to be able to look another man in the eye,

especially when you let Tekashi sit there the whole entire time with his hand on your leg and didn't say nothing. That's true. Tekashi did not sit here with his hand on my leg the whole entire time. He did, yep. No, he did not. You missed it. The only time you acknowledge his hand being on your leg

is when he said something about it. That is true. That is true. No, what I said to him was DJ Akademik is going to get jealous. That's what I said to him. You know to him was DJ Akademik When he was jealous That's what I said to him Nah, I wasn't from the back, I was from the side So Charlamagne, you three feet tall

With a six foot four head And after a year, I wasn't gonna say nothing You know, cause of my girl She all about them girls, but I googled your d*** and it looked like a busted orange. You Googled a what? Why is your d*** online? Your d*** is online?

You can't say d***. It's definitely d***. You can say d***. It's one of the seven words. But oranges are delicious, so they're good for you. Hello, who's this? Yo. Hey, you want to slander the Breakfast Club?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. First off, I got to get on Charlamagne. Charlamagne, all I got to say is, man, uncommon since the last season was trash. You know, I can see why MTV got rid of it. The show ain't been a hit since you let Jesus and Mero go and let them flourish on doing what they was doing. Number two, I got to get on you, Envy,

for hating on the Bodega Boys and not letting them come back up to the breakfast club. And I understand, man. I get it. You know what I'm saying, what they said about your wife or whatever. But they did man up and apologize. But nobody told you to go on the show full of women looking like a Dominican James Bond. On the real?

Dominican James Bond. How do I say 007 in Dominican? I'm not Dominican. I'm black. How do I say 007 in Dominican? What is it? Sera, sera, sita. Sera, sera, siente.

Siete. And then I got to get on you. You, I think you're a gorgeous woman But I mean man Y'all gotta get rid of this ass Ye man Cause Ye on here giving advice To women who are either Married and kids and

You ain't married and you ain't got no kids And that's equivalent to Donald Trump Being president I'm glad my advice works though Uncommon sense by the the way, was the last original programming MTV2 did, period. Dancer, you killed off all of the original programming. All of it. Because of me,

they don't do no original programming anymore. And you know what? And shout to Desus and Mero. They sent me a gift last week, man. Oh, what'd they send you? You didn't tell us that. They sent me a gift last week, man. What'd they send you? Appreciate you guys, man. What, you want a toilet? They sent me a banana. What? No, I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. They sent me a gift last week, man. What'd they send you? Appreciate you guys, man. What, you want a toilet? They sent me a banana.

What? No, I'm just kidding. No, I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. They sent me a nice gift last week, so shout out to Deezus and Mero. What'd they send you? I'm not telling you. All right.

Slam to the Breakfast Club. Okay. 800-585-1051. If you want to slam to the Breakfast Club, you can. Why can't we know about the gift? It's none of your business. It's private. You just brought it up.

I'm just saying thank you. I didn't say what it was. Well, that's good. That means that we can have Desus and Mero back up here for a little reunion then. You know what I'm saying? So they sent you a bribe.

Let's see where everybody's at with it. They bribed you. That must have been a good gift. It was an Ola. They shouted you out on the first episode of their new Showtime show, too. And it wasn't even

in a disrespectful way. Yeah, but then again, thanks again, guys, for the gift. Now, we got rumors on the way? Yes. Imagine you're doing your podcast and somebody runs up in there with a gun. Well, this just happened in real life. We'll tell you who it is and what went down. Alright, we'll get into that next. Keep

it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to these rumors. Let's talk Joe Button and Safaree. It's about time.

What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is The Rumor Report. Talk to them. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Yes, so on Love & Hip Hop Reunion yesterday, Joe Button and Safaree ended up getting into it.

Now, it turns out that Safaree thinks that Joe Button be turning up for the camera. Here's what he said. Joe, he likes to, he turned up for the camera because me and Joe was together in the same bus on the way to the bonfire. He didn't say nothing. But when it was time to film, then it's, I'll put your face in the sand. Boom, boom, boom, and all this other s***. That's not real s***. Ari, don't act smart now with all due respect This is between me and Joe whatever is between you and Joe is between me you and Joe whatever has to do with Joe

There's nothing between us because I don't need to speak to you. You don't make me f*** him up stop All right, I don't want you to f*** Safaree up so let's chill. That's not gonna happen So I'll pull up to your hotel after and it could really go down Well, you see since Santana even had to step in. So fortunately, I guess things calmed down a little. Yeah, I'm glad Joe told Sin to simmer down because I don't like the optics of that. You know, because sometimes women can make a situation that's not even really bad get worse. Not even just a woman, just anybody intervening.

You know what I'm saying? If me and you are having a conversation and we're talking to each other, those outside voices, because that's what happens on social media all the time. I remember back in high school it was the other people that'd jump in and be like,

you ain't gonna do nothing. Yada, yada, yada. Oh, you're gonna let him talk like that to you? Absolutely. Like, Sin could've turned that situation up in a bad way,

so I'm glad Joe tapped a leg like Yosemite. But I guess her reaction was to take up for her man. As she should. And so that's what she did. All right, now let's discuss Kodak Black and Young M.A. I don't know what the situation is here,

but now Kodak Black is saying that Young M.A. should want him, even though she's not interested in men at all. I'm talking about how you a girl, but don't want your p***y penetrated. Ha! But me mad at me because I want you, baby. That sounds wild aggressive, Kodak. It sounds terrible. You know what I mean? The reason she doesn't want you, baby. That's a wild, aggressive Kodak. It sounds terrible.

You know what I mean? The reason she doesn't want any penetration is because she is a lesbian. She's not interested in you in any way. Why are you harassing her? You know what I mean? Like, Jesus Christ. Here's what Young M.A. had to say about all these weirdos. In the live video, I say, I'm literally talking about the people in the comments that kept mentioning this. When I'm ready to confront this,***, how I'm going to handle it, I'll handle it that way.

Like, y'all motherf***ers, I know I'm a female stupid. But at the end of the day, s***, that's not my preference. All right, so I guess she's going to at some point address it, and I can't wait to hear what she says. Why is Kodak on Young M.A.'s bumper so hard? I don't have any idea. It feels like it's almost being done for attention. It's like he's trolling her. It does feel like

he's trolling her. You know what I mean? Because if you feel that way, you know, you're going about it the wrong way, Kodak. And I just want to point out that she does not seem amused.

Like, she's not thinking this is funny in any way. She's actually rather annoyed. Maybe Kodak should approach it differently. Maybe Kodak should say he's a lesbian. Or maybe Kodak should

get with somebody that likes him. He has a girlfriend. Listen, Kodak does look like a f***ing Or maybe Kodak should get with somebody that likes him. He has a girlfriend. Listen, Kodak does look like a f***ing lesbian. You better stop saying that. He does, man. Anyway, let's move on. And he got little t***s.

And let's talk about Adam 22. Little breasts. Now, you know him from his No Jumper podcast. And apparently he was in the middle of filming his podcast, No Jumper, Sunday night in L.A. And that's when somebody shows up with a gun. Wow, Adam, big boy. There we go. It feels like it's me.

Oh, you're a f***ing mother. You're a f***ing mother. Right now, right now. You want a car right now? You want a car? All right, so a lot of people thought this was fake. It wasn't even real, but actually, Adam 22 spoke about it and said this was not a skit. It was not a joke.

Everything that went down, the police were involved. Fortunately, everything was okay. You can see the gunman gets knocked out onto the ground. He's barely conscious. And here's what he had to say about the whole situation. There's a rear entrance to get into the store. And I always have I wouldn't call my security, but basically like, you know, a friend of mine, close friend of mine who is armed. And he's he hangs out by the door the whole time just in case anything ever were to happen and this guy actually snuck in right after our postmates order came in what you can't see in the video too is that my guy had his gun pointed at the guy's head the guy didn't know yet but my guy had already pulled out and was pointed at him i'm actually that's the thing that i'm really thankful about the whole thing is just that this guy didn't

get killed i mean it can't be fake if somebody got arrested, right? Didn't a guy get arrested? Yeah, it's not. So it can't be fake. But I think when it was happening, people didn't believe it. They were like, oh, this is some type of prank. That's not crazy. Because it's live while it's happening.

That's the era we live in. We live in this era on social media where everybody's a cloud chaser and the things that you see and the things that you hear, you don't know if you can believe them or not. So it's not crazy that people don't believe this type of stuff. Wait till Armageddon hit. And the end of the world is happening. And everybody's like, ah, nah, this ain't real.

All right, and I have some great news for you guys. What? Okay, so soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is opening up a hair transplant clinic. Now, this is going to open up in Spain. And he said his image is important to him. And he wants to make sure other people have more control over the way that they look as well. So he said when he thinks it's necessary to have that transplant,

of course he will do it. But right now his hair is all his, but he is opening up his own hair transplant place. And I know you guys have been very interested in that as of late. Nah, smart people learn from their own mistakes. Wise people learn from the mistakes of others. I'm a wise man. I learn from the mistakes of DJ Self.

He didn't have a hair transplant. Whatever the hell he had. He put a toupee on. It was like a toupee. But I thought about doing that. I thought about investing into that. Whatever he had looked silly. You want to invest into Self?

No, man. Hair transplant. Well, you better open up a clinic, too. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your rumor report. 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.

Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Laudonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. The Waikana tried my country. My forefathers did that themselves.

What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Bullets. We need help!

We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, guys. I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show,

where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout? Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love

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

And what's up, fam? Coca-Cola just came out with a brand new flavor. Yeah, you heard that right. They've now got Orange Vanilla Coke and Orange Vanilla Coke Zero Sugar. Head to your closest retailer and try Orange Vanilla Coke and Orange Vanilla Coke Zero Sugar today. So random. I just felt like saying that.

All right. Well, thanks. Thanks, Eve. Thanks for filling us in. No problem. And putting us on to game. No problem, fam. Shout to Revolt.

We'll see you tomorrow. Everybody else, the People's Choice mixes up next. Get your request in. It's the Breakfast in. No problem. And putting us on to game. No problem, fam. Shout to Revolt. We'll see you tomorrow. Everybody else, the People's Choice mixes up next. Get your request in. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club.

Now, shout to 103 Jams out in Norfolk, Virginia. Shout to the 757. I'm out here for the day. I'm taking my daughter on a college run. I'm letting her see all the colleges. Yesterday, we were in Georgetown and Howard. Today we're going to do Old Dominion and, of course, Hampton University. And then tomorrow we go to the A.

All right? So it's a lot of fun. A lot of fun. Okay. You're having a good time doing all this. Yeah, yeah. I mean, it's also bonding time. So you get a chance to just bond with my daughter, see what she likes in school, see her interact with teachers and faculty.

So it's a lot of fun for me. Also, you know what? Today is Yandy's birthday. So happy birthday to Yandy. And happy birthday to Bun B. Bun B's birthday is today also. Drop on the Clues Bonds for the OG Bun Bizzle. Shout to Bun B.

You're not going to shout out Yandy too? Yandy. Shout to Yandy. You shout it out, Yandy. Shout to Yandy. All rightandy. Shout out to Yandy. You shout out Yandy. Shout out to Yandy. All right. So happy birthday to them. And tomorrow is officially spring.

I'm excited for that. What does that mean? What does that mean? It's still cold. It's getting better, though. It's getting better. I can't wait because this weather has been killing me, okay? So I'm just ready for it to be warm around.

I'm ready to not have to wear a heavy-ass coat every day. I'm ready not to have to worry that it's about to snow. I'm excited. All right. Well, when we come back, we got the positive note. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, you want to shout out to Sha? Because you're hitting the shot. Oh, yeah. Shout out to everybody in Chicago. I did the Blackout Brunch. That was amazing. Shout out to our guy? Because you're hitting the Shai. Oh yeah, shout out to everybody in Chicago. I did the Blackout Brunch.

That was amazing. Shout out to our guy Kyle from GCI over there. I had a lot of fun with him. Yeah, Chicago was dope, man. I had a good time. I'm already planning my next trip back. I told you I was over at Regeneration Schools and I did go to school thinking that maybe I would be a teacher.

So we actually came up with some classes for me to teach. So I am going to go back and do a couple of classes. So I'm really excited. I had a great time interacting with the students there. Y'all are incredible. Word. That's all you got. Word.

All that positivity. Word. That's the truth. What else is there to say? All right. Well, leave us on a positive note. Listen, man, I knew I matured when I realized every situation doesn't need a reaction. Remember that today. Every situation does not need a reaction.

Sometimes you just got to leave people to do the lame shit it is that they do. Breakfast club, bitches. We all finished or y'all done? Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe

not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my god. What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. We need help! That's Escape from Z-A-Q Estan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast Post Run High is all about. It's

a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Have grace with yourself.

You're trying your best, and you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.