The Breakfast Club - Sex in the Work Place To Who Has the Better Freestyle

Episode Date: October 13, 2017

Friday 10/13- Today on the show Dj Envy and Angela Yee was broadcasting live from Miami for the Revolt Music Conference while Charlamagne relaxed back at the studio. It is Freaky Freaky Friday and after one of the producers found a used condom in their studio we asked the audience if they ever had sex in the work place. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to sheriff Steve Prador because of the comments he made about why he wants to keep prisoners for free labor, better yet initiating modern day 'slavery'. Moreover, we opened up the phone lines and asked the audience who they thought had the better freestyle at the BET Hip Hop Awards Eminem or Mysonne. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Keep it poppin'. Alright, let's keep poppin'. Good morning, USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. We're not going to keep doing this, boy. Wow, what happened? You don't hear all that static or is it just us? That's just y'all.

Yeah, I think it's just the headphones. All right, well, good morning, Angelique. I told you to keep it positive. We are in Miami. Shout out to everybody up in the morning with us. Yes. Hold on. Music conference.

I ain't telling them what day it is yet, though. Okay, what day is it, Sean? Peace to the planet. It's Friday. There you go. There you go. It is Friday. We're out in Miami.

The Revolt Music Conference has kicked off last night. We're all here. I've gotten 30 USBs and 30 CDs all ready. Ha-ha. Congratulations, sir. Thank you. I expected to get a lot more, so we'll see what happens today. Oh, that was only the first day. That wasn't even technically the first day. All to get a lot more, so we'll see what happens today. Oh, that was only the first day.

That wasn't even technically the first day. All right. All right. Well, we'll see what happens today. You know, and they're getting more and more creative. I'm starting to see more and more creative ideas. So I'm listening to some of them this year. Now, originally, we were supposed to be doing the broadcast live outdoors.

Right. But because of some potential rain, we are now inside. But you guys are up nice and early. They actually have real breakfast for people today. I are now inside. But you guys are up nice and early. They actually have real breakfast for people today. I see waffles. Are there eggs over there? And yogurt and orange juice. So we got some real breakfast. Are the waffles your complexion? If they're your complexion

then that means they're cooked right. They are my complexion. And by the way, when people give us USBs and hard drives, I realized yesterday I don't even know where to put them. Somebody gave me one yesterday and I don't know why the spirit moved me to want to listen to it. I didn't know where to put it. Where do you put it at? You don't even know where to put them because somebody gave me one yesterday and I don't know why the spirit moved me to want to listen to it. I didn't know where to put it. Where do you put it at?

You don't have a purse? A purse? No, he meant in his car or on his laptop. You know the same thing. Somebody, he just gave me a CD and I was like, I don't have a CD drive. I don't even know where to put this thing. You know, even with a USB, I don't even have USB on my laptop anymore. You got to email it to me, bro.

Just email it to me. Yeah, that's probably the best. And the funny thing is the guy that I wanted to listen to yesterday, he was a gay guy. I had a book signing yesterday and he approached me and I said to me, bro. Just email it to me. Yeah, that's probably the best. And the funny thing is, the guy that I wanted to listen to yesterday, he was a gay guy. I had a book signing yesterday, and he approached me, and I said to him, I said, I don't even know where to put this. And what did he say? I know where to put it.

See? Woo! You flirting over there. Alright, well, let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about? We are going to talk about Donald Trump and Puerto Rico. He Trump and Puerto Rico. He's going... Puerto Rico.

Yeah, Envy, you have the same accent as him. And we'll tell you what he had to say. And once again, he put his foot in his mouth. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get into some front page news. Now, tonight, shout out to my New York Yankees. They take on those Houston Astros at 8-0-8. Go, Yankees. And last night and Thursday night, football. You guys still watching football?

Well, the Eagles won last night. The Eagles are 5-1. They're busting some ass. They won 28-23. How are your Giants doing? I don't watch football this year. Oh. I don't watch.

How's your Cowboys doing? I don't know. I'm standing with. I don't watch. How's your Cowboys doing? I don't know. I'm standing with Cap because my Cowboys are 2-3. But if they get over 500, I'll start watching again. Yeah, my Giants are like 0-30. I'm not watching. But anyway, let's talk about your president, Donald Trump. Yes, Donald Trump once again was tweeting about Puerto Rico.

He said Puerto Rico survived the hurricanes. Now a financial crisis looms largely of their own making. He said a total lack of accountability, say the governor. Electric and all infrastructure was disaster before hurricanes. Congress to decide how much to spend. Now my whole thing is this. There were emergencies in

Texas. There were emergencies in Florida. Everywhere, right? But why do we, isn't Puerto Rico part of the United States? Yes. Yeah, but Puerto Rico is full of brown people. You know you don't give a damn about brown people. Now, here is the San Juan mayor, Carmen Yulin Cruz. Here's what she had to say. This isn't politics. This is about saving lives. There are thousands of people out there that do not even have water.

They don't have food. They don't have access to the appropriate medication. And the White House responds to this, and the President's response to this, is, you know, I said this morning, rather than being a commander-in-chief, he's like a hater-in-chief. No, he's a crack-ass crack-in-chief. That's what he is. He don't care about them brown people in Puerto Rico.

Not even a little bit. Now, the governor of Puerto Rico said in a news conference that he did call the White House looking for clarification on those tweets. He said the law establishes that the aid we are getting from FEMA has to be established for the duration of emergency efforts. It's not a decision as is. It's a law that all the resources must be available for Puerto Rico.

Yeah, I mean, the fact that he would even say something like that lets you know that he doesn't even care about human beings at all. That's not even a humane thing to say. We cannot aid Puerto Rico forever. Well, he cares about certain human beings. Yeah, just not us. The white ones. And let's talk about

these wildfires. And the rich white ones. Not even all the white ones. The rich white ones. The poor white ones think that Trump cares, but Trump don't give a damn about y'all either.

Yeah, now, we were talking about these wildfires, but you don't have, I'm gonna get past my laptop. All right. Go ahead. Go ahead, Envy. All right, well,

I'm not doing this story. This is your job. Well, that's not the story I was doing. I was doing obesity among all the United States. Adults has reached an all-time high. Let's do it. Yes, they said nearly 40% of adults and 19% of youth right now are obese. That's the highest rate that the country has ever seen in all adults.

Okay, go ahead. Make excuses for them. Talk about how it's because of depression, because they got illnesses and all kinds. Go ahead, make excuses. What's the excuse? Because whenever I say that, I'm fat shaming and all kinds of stuff. You're actually very nasty when you talk about people who are overweight. Oh, please.

Why don't you say it nicely? Why don't you say, hey, lose some weight because you could die from it. I do say that. That's exactly what I say. Well, among the youth, Hispanics and blacks also had higher rates of obesity. So you have to think about what people are putting in the community also. You have to say it a lot nicer. What people have access to in school and education.

Say it nicer. On nutrition. Lose weight because you can't have diabetes. There's no nice way to say lose weight if that's not what you want to hear. And part of the reason why we opened a juice bar in Brooklyn in Bed-Stuy was so that people would have access because there's nothing else like that around. Absolutely. So it's good for the kids to come in that normally don't have their vegetables, even adults that have never had vegetables in their life,

to come in and realize that there's alternatives because that's not things that they've learned about. Well, give fat people free juice then. Shut up, man. That's front page news. You should give fat people free juice. Stop calling them fat people. Well, don't start that. See, that's the problem right there. It's all that politically correct BS.

Obese sound worse than fat, by the way. Just say plump. Plump. Oh, plump. Okay. That sounds good, too. There's no nice way to tell somebody the truth about themselves. There's no nice way to do it.

It's not really up to you to talk about other people's bodies, though. You just did. You just said most of America's obese. You just said most of America's obese. You talking about people's bodies. I can't. Call them plump. It's the problem.

This is the problem right here. All right. Well, no, I'm not trying to be malicious. I'm just talking about the issue that we have to find some help with. You can't create no solutions if we don't discuss the problems. These are uncomfortable conversations that we have to have. If you don't discuss the problems, you won't get to a solution. All right.

Give a fat person an apple today. All right. How about that? It depends. Apples are high in calories sometimes. You know what? You know what? Forget it.

All right. That's front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent. Hit us up right now. Or maybe you feel blessed and you want to spread some positivity. Call us up right now. 800-585-1051. We're live in Miami. Revolt Music Conference. What up, guys? Y'all all right? We're going to bring some of these people to the mic, too, and let them get it off their chest. Let's have a toast, because right now I'm having a Bellini this morning. Cheers. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest. Say it, say it with your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. What's your name, mama? Al, Houston Breakfast Club. What's your name, Mama? Houston, Texas. What's your name? We didn't hear it.

Brittany. Hey, Brittany. What's up, H-Town? Get it off your chest, Mama. So I'm mad because FEMA is denying a lot of our homes in Houston for assistance, and we was in non-flood zones, so we didn't have insurance, and the government is just like, y'all have to figure it out yourselves. That's effed up, man.

Yeah, that is a state of emergency that they have funds available. But you know, they have those flood zones and insurance companies won't insure it. And then when something happens, the government's supposed to come in and say, hey, we're gonna help you guys out, but they're not helping you. And that's exactly why I don't donate money to those government organizations. You know what I mean? The money I donated went to my guy Trey Band and Relief

Gang because I know that those people are on the ground. I see them rebuilding homes. I see them rebuilding homes. I see them rebuilding roofs. I would rather give my money to them because I know it's going directly to help the people. What's your name, mama? Q Black. Q Black. What's up, Q Black?

What I'm mad about is when you're making it in life and you're starting to be successful and then all your old hoes and sliders try to come back to you. I was already trying to do better, but to you. And it's like, wait, I was already trying to do better, but you can't see it. So now, when I'm up there, you can stay in the corner that you was at. Isn't it nice then when you're doing good and you're successful and all your

old hoes do try to come back? And I love it because I get to pick and she was like, ooh, I don't want you no more because you ain't have the right, you know, amount and you ain't got enough money for me no more. So, you know. By the way, they only try to come back when you're looking good, by the way. All right, Q Black, toast to you. If you're not looking good, they're not trying to come back.

So Q Black will still be looking good. My name is Q Black. Now, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

It's your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. You better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. What's your name, mama? My name is Sapphire Steamy. I'm from Toronto. I'm the sixth queen out there. Sapphire Steamy?

That's right. Steamy isn't hot. You sound like a stripper who makes a lot of money. Are you a stripper? No, but I work with strippers, and I have strippers going on stage doing fireworks out every part of their body. Check me out. So you're a madam?

She's a madam. I'm an artist myself, but I take strippers out of the clubs, and I bring them on stage to do entertainment. She's a madam. She's a madam, a female pimp. Something like that. You mean more like burlesque type things? Right.

Well, basically, I call myself the rap dominatrix, six queen, right? So with that being said, I got to show people what dominating is all about. So I got to get the hottest in the game. So I got a girl that has fireworks coming out of her. What type of fireworks? Check me out, www.saphiasteamy.com. It does come out of her. What type of fireworks? Um, check me out. www.saphyasteamy.com. It does come out of her private area. On stage.

Like Roman candles? Bottle rockets off the booty. It's from a sparkler, and it goes up in the air, and she's doing a handstand on her head. You gonna get sued soon. Nah, they loving me. They loving me.

I'm doing something that's never been done. Now, Sapphire, you're a dominatrix yourself? Well, I'm the rap dominatrix, but I can do that. What you want, Angela? What you want? Friday, let's hear something Sapphire, Steamy. I'm the sixth queen. I come hard to prove it. F***ing up the game while y'all still here. Exactly. That's what you get, Angela Yee,

for asking somebody to rap live at the Revolt Music Conference. Oh, my. I'm sorry, exactly. That's what you get, Angelina, for asking somebody to rap live at the Revolt Music Conference. Oh, my. I'm sorry, guys. You should've asked her to have fireworks come out her butt. She doesn't do it. Uh-oh. You should've brought one of the ladies with you. I'm sure she tried it before. You ever had a firework out your butt?

No, but I could pay a girl to do it. I got girls I could pay to do it. That's what's up. And they had fireworks come out his butt every morning. That's right. Spicy food, I want spicy fireworks. I mean, I could light it for you, Envy. What you want?

And I got the whips and handcuffs. What up? I ain't into that. I'm sorry. I ain't into that. What's your name, bro? Human being. Human being.

You're a human being. Yeah, I'm a human being. Okay. Charlamagne's an alien, sorry. Why you mad, bro? I ain't even mad. I'm happy that I'm here with The Breakfast Club out in Miami. You know how we do.

This is 305 all the way representing. I am Blanca. He had to look at it. No, no. I want you guys to see it. I mean, I'm not going to do better than fireworks coming out your butt. But, you know, I'm here to represent Blanca Lafina. At Blanca Lafina right here.

She's right behind me. Oh, okay. What the hell is Blanca Lafina? She's right here. Hey, guys. I'm Blanca Lafina from 305 Day County High. I live all day, every day. I'm really proud.

I'm really blessed to be here. I've been through a lot, but I'm here, and this is a dream come true just to talk to you guys. You don't know how you affect people every day when you go on that radio. Let's hear you rap. I want to hear you rap. Why do y'all keep making these people rap knowing they're going to curse? Black Alefina, keep it clean, all right? I love a mercenary crawling back like the spawn, dressed in all black, ready for the dawn.

Black blinds, black shades, and black poetry. I said, black blinds, black shades, and black poetry. Black lives changed to white slavery. said, black blinds, black shades, and black poetry, black lives changed to white slavery. Boo! Boo! And I kneel when I'm pushing. Boo! White slavery. Boo!

White slavery. Slavery has never ended, people. That was squeaky clean. Oh my God. Hello? Sonny, what did you think? I thought that was trash. I thought that was garbage.

She needs to get some ass gas. And the bad part about it is Envy and Angela are going to sit there and watch that girl rap and know she whack and not tell her. And that's why she won't get no better in life. Hold up, Charlamagne. I don't want to talk to you. First of all, I came here to see you and you ain't even here. I love you, Charlamagne, the God't want to talk to you. I don't speak your language. First of all, I came here to see you and you ain't even here. I love you, Charlamagne, the God number one.

I love you. I love you, too. And I love you. I'm over here supporting you at 305. They cut it highly. Remember that, Papi. Tell that young lady, tell her I love her, too, and I love her enough to tell her to go get a job. Okay? She heard you.

All right. All right. All right. That was get up your chest. Charlemagne, hey, I'm ready for the job. Where is he? Send me the application. He's hiring.

At Blanca Lafina. I'm going to holler at E-Class, and I'm going to see if I can get you a job at Finger Licking. I'm ready for the job. They got me on the cameras and everything. I think he said he wants you to work at where? Finger Licking. I'm going to get you a job at finger licking. I'm going to holler at E-Class right now and get you a job at finger licking.

Yes, I am finger licking. Thank you, Bobby. I can't. Okay, all right. Get it off your chest. She flipped it. 888-510-51. You got rumors on the way, or was that the rumors?

Yeah, I think that was about it. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

We're live in Miami, Revolt Music Conference. What up, guys? Now let's get to the rumors. Let's talk young Dolph. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip.

The Rumor Report. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It. The Rumor Report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. So young Dolph is out of the hospital now. He has wiped his whole Instagram clean, but he has one post up.

And that post says, new album, Thinking Out Loud, dropping October 20th. Go pre-order it now on iTunes. It's Dolph. Check it out. We at the motherfucking hospital, Jack. You know what I mean? Y'all know what time it is. This shit right here don't stop.

Legendary shit. Shout out to Pop. Shout out to Easy Eats. Shout out to B. Y'all know what's up, man. New album dropping next week. On the 20th. Next Friday.

Thinking out loud. Y'all know what's up, man. Salute to young Dolph, man. I hope he comes home more focused. I hope they keep that violence behind him. And he need to be happy that he's alive right now. That's what he should be happy about. Absolutely.

I can't imagine that he's not going to address it on the new album, though. You know he is. He did a whole album about the last time. That's right. Oh, yeah, you got to get shot and do an album. When you get shot, making a new album is mandatory. All right, now Bambi has confirmed that she is married to Lil Scrappy. Yes, they did actually become husband and wife.

She was on Sister Circle. Who is Bambi? Bambi from Love & Hip Hop and Lil Scrappy. You don't watch that? I know Scrappy, but I don't know who Bambi is. What's up with the five of them? You're three seasons ago, bro. You're three seasons late.

Yeah, they've been dating for quite some time. She's the woman that he's been with ever since him and Erica broke up. All right, now here's what she said on Sister Circle. I can't even hide it anymore. I'm married. I'm happy. Like, you know, we were just trying to do something on our own. So how long have you guys, because you've been trying to hide it now.

Have you been married for like six months and we just found it out now? No, it's been a month. All right, it's been a month, so congratulations. Hey. To the newlyweds. What the hell is Sister Circle? What? What is Sister Circle?

It's a show. Sounds like a BET show. Remember the old BET shows? Does it come on BET? I'm serious. It's not for you. So what network it comes on? Oh, I don't even know.

Hey, but it's not for me. Oh, God. Yeah, you're not a sister in the circle. You don't know what network it's on. You're not a sister in the circle. Don't worry about it. Now, Harvey Weinstein, it turns out, may have been fired illegally. I'm sure you guys have all been following

the Harvey Weinstein story where he has been sexually harassing and assaulting women for over 30 years. And just recently, it has all caught up to him. He's checked himself into rehab in Arizona. Now, what they are saying is the Weinstein company had a contract that said that he could get sued over and over

for sexual harassment as long as he paid for that. So in other words, as long as he's paying all those settlements, that was good enough. And that was actually in his contract. Wow. So they said if he treated someone improperly in violation of the company's code of conduct, he must reimburse the Weinstein Company for settlements or judgment. See, that's a different level of privilege right there. That's rich. That's not only that rich privilege,

that's super rich white privilege right there. You got it in your contract. Who would agree to that? Yeah, you can sexually harass women as long as you pay for it. I mean, his company agreed to it. Apparently, allegedly, all right, they thought that he was settling lawsuits prior to this by consensual affairs.

So what they were thinking was he was cheating with these women, having affairs. It was consensual. They didn't realize, allegedly, that it was him sexually assaulting these women but as we all know it's been a well-kept secret in hollywood now we found out for 30 years people have known he was doing this all these women are coming forward now do they have a set number or it's like 25 000 per titty grab or 50 000 per ass grab I'm sure it's more than that. It was no set number, but basically he's been settling these cases. Alright, and

Tyga is being sued by an ex-business partner, apparently his last King's t-shirt company. He has not paid up. He owes the guy more than $2 million. Now, you may not know this, but they said that Tyga is making $450,000 a month. I believe it, the amount of stuff he's buying.

Off of his t-shirt company. That's where he's getting all that money from. That's some incredible numbers. He has slowed down on his flossing, though. Remember, Tiger used to be flossing crazy. Tiger used to be having bears and lions and all kinds of crazy stuff. He just bought a Bugatti last week. I just seen a Bugatti poster.

Oh, I didn't see it. It was on the gram. Yeah, on the gram. Oh, I didn't see it. Right, so his ex-business partner is trying to get a full accounting of Tiger's revenues from all of his companies and make sure that he gets paid the $2 million that he's owed. He says Tiger set up all these different new companies to hide the profits that he's making from his T-shirts.

How many of y'all got a Last Kings T-shirt? Nobody has one. Crickets. All right. He got a market somewhere. It's just not in Miami. Definitely not in Miami. All right. Definitely not in Miami. All right.

Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. All right. Thank you, Miss Yee. Now, front page news, what are we talking about? We are going to be talking about your president, DJ Envy Donald Trump, and what he's been saying about Puerto Rico. That is not my president, but we'll get into it when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ and V. Angela Yee. Charlamagne and God, we are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now, New York Yankees tonight. That's right. They're playing the Houston Astros at 8-0-8.

So good luck to those Yankees. And last night and Thursday night, football. The Eagles beat the Panthers. But who's watching football? Ain't nobody watching football unless you're a team winning. If your team well over 500, you're watching. If your team's under 500, you're watching. If your team's under 500, you ain't watching no football.

My team is way under 500 right now. I'm staying to a cap. You and me both. Now let's talk about your president, Yee. Yes, Donald Trump. He is saying we cannot aid Puerto Rico forever. He said on Twitter, Puerto Rico survived the hurricanes. Now a financial crisis looms largely of their own making. He said a total lack of accountability, say the governor.

Electric and all infrastructure was disaster before hurricanes. Congress to decide how much to spend. He said we cannot keep FEMA, the military, and the first responders who have been amazing under the most difficult circumstances in Puerto Rico forever. And by the way, all of those people that are suffering in Puerto Rico because of the hurricane, it's not their fault either that the country was in a bad financial state. That's the government's fault. So help the people.

All right, well, the mayor of San Juan had some words for Donald Trump, as she always does. And here is what she had to say. This isn't politics. This is about saving lives. There are thousands of people out there that do not even have water. They don't have food. They don't have access to the appropriate medication. And the White House response to this and the president's response to this is, you know, I said this morning, rather than being a commander in chief, he's like a hater in chief.

No, he's a crack ass crack in chief who doesn't care about those brown bodies in Puerto Rico because you how you want to go to Puerto Rico, see people suffering, and say, you know what, your country's not doing good financially. I can't help you. That doesn't make no sense. What else do you want to talk about, Ian, from Paige? We're talking about obesity in the United States. Obesity among all U.S. adults has reached an all-time high.

What they are saying now is nearly 40% of adults and 90% of youth are obese. That's the highest rate that the country has ever seen. There's been a rise, and there's no signs of it slowing down right now. Well, we just got to teach people to make better choices. You know, we're always making excuses as to why people are fat. We need to start making more excuses as to how people can get into shape. But not only that, we need other options, too. I mean, you drive around on the road.

Options and choices, the same thing. All you see is fast food, processed food. There's nothing really healthy for people to eat. And if you're hungry and you're starving, like, what am I going to eat? Even this morning, like, you know, what do we have here? We have waffles. We have all things that are not healthy. Well, listen, we'll pawn that jewelry around your neck, then,

so you can have more money to make better choices with your food envy. Jesus Christ. I can't even believe you said that just now. And part of it is also kids not going outside to play like they used to. That as well. Everybody's on their phone, playing video games, interacting. People aren't really coming face-to-face and going out and doing things like we used to.

I can look at some of y'all cheeks and tell y'all eat what y'all want when y'all want. Just make better choices. That's all. Alright, well that's front page news. Now it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday! Now yesterday, now yesterday when we went

to work, we found a used condom at the workplace. Oh, not only a used condom. We didn't find it, by the way. One of our producers, Dan, went in the studio and there was a used condom on the floor. There was a magnum wrapper and there was also a baseball hat. And not just a baseball hat, the guy

actually, uh, he wiped up the semen with some tissue and left the tissue there with the semen in it. Yeah, there was some type of towel. A crunchy towel, we call it. Oh, and don't forget, his dumbass also left his credit card as well. He did leave his credit card, yeah. Now, mind you, the studio he did it in

is our producer, Daniel. Daniel is white, so you know he telling, and I encouraged him to tell as well. is our producer, Daniel. Daniel is white, so you know he telling. And I encouraged him to tell as well. You definitely did. And I heard the guy on the phone yesterday with somebody else talking about the situation. The guy who is accused of doing this dastardly deed. What did he say? I ain't no snitch. Now you're the snitch?

But you just told the other guy to tell. Hey, they got all the evidence they need. They'll find him, okay? They'll find him? They'll find him. All right, so we're asking, 800-585-1051, have you ever had sex in the workplace?

That is the question. 800-585-1051. We had an incident where somebody had blood on the... We'll talk about that in a second. I'm gonna tell y'all right now. Let me tell you about my incident. So, you know, sometimes I sleep at the station and I have an air mattress that I had, I used to have at the station. where somebody had blood on the... We'll talk about that in a second. Let me tell you about my incident. Sometimes I sleep at the station and I have an air mattress that I used to have at the station.

So one day I'm sleeping on the air mattress and I look and it's like a little stain. He thought it was coffee. So he tasted it. I did not taste it, you asked. I did put my finger on it and it says, damn, this is a coffee stain. And then he licked his finger.

I did not lick my finger. I found out the next day that it wasn't coffee. It was a blood stain. Now, I'm going to ask you guys this. Now, there's three members of the Breakfast Club, right? Who do you think had sex on that air mattress and had blood on it? Which one? Who do you think?

Charlamagne. Charlamagne, the guy. Exactly. It was Charlamagne. It was Charlamagne. Yes, it was you. You, you, you, you. It wasn't me.

You smashed on my air mattress and put some blood there. I don't know why. And the reason I knew it was him is because Charlemagne is cheap. The next day he was like, you want me to replace it for you? No, I was just being a good Samaritan. I had nothing to do with that. He never confessed to it, but he did purchase a new air mattress. He definitely did.

First of all, I've been doing radio for 19 years, all right? So, yes, I've had sex in the workplace. I've had sex from South Carolina to Philadelphia to New York City in the workplace, okay? We know. So it happens. But that was the old me. I'm not that man anymore. You know what I'm saying?

I don't like you judging me for the man I used to be. All right. Okay? Okay. All right. Well, 800-585-1051. We're talking sex in the workplace.

Call us up. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're broadcasting live

from Miami Revolt Music Conference, what's up? Woo! Shout out to Bulletproof, shout out to 33 and the 3rd, my 103.5 family, so it's Friday, so you know what that means! It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday! We actually got a freaky story here too from the audience. But before we do, let's tell everybody

where this story's coming from. Have you ever had sex in the workplace? Now, yesterday, in our studio, we found a used condom. A used condom. It had semen in it. And the young man,

the young man had a bunch of tissue. And I guess he tried to wipe some of the semen off with the tissue. He left that there as well. And he left his hat. His hat said,

you're on it. Why do you need tissue if you have a condom? Yeah. I have no idea. And he left his credit card His hat said, you're on it. Why do you need tissue if you have a condom? I have no idea. And he left his credit card with his name on it, with his dumb ass. Wow.

Review your name. Now, also, now Charlamagne has had sex in the workplace before. Listen, I've been doing radio 19 years, okay? You cannot judge me for the sins of my past,

all right? If you've been doing radio for over a decade, you've had sex in the workplace. I've never had sex in the workplace. I've never had sex in the workplace. I'm not even mad at the young boy who had sex in here yesterday. I'm just mad that his dumb ass left all the evidence behind

to get caught. He left all the evidence. You do overnight. If you've ever done overnight at a radio station, you've had sex in the workplace. Now, Angela Yee, have you ever had sex? Never. Okay. Alright. Angela's only worked at one radio station, though. I've worked at two. She worked at two. Yeah, but one was satellite. Angela's only worked at one radio station, though. I've worked at two.

She worked at two. Yeah, but one was satellite. The other one was this one. She worked a lot of different places, though. She worked for Wu-Tang. She worked a lot of different corporate companies. She could have. I worked at Virgin Records.

I worked a lot of places. I just always had a place to go. You ain't never done overnights when you was 18. No, I never did overnights. When you was 18, 19 years old at a radio station, okay? I have not. No, I haven't either. Now, what's your name, sir?

Stephon. Stephon. Representing Houston, Texas. Houston, Texas. Now, have you ever had sex in the workplace? I have. When I was coming up as a janitor, I was trying to get my friend's car. You know what I'm saying?

I had sex in the janitorial closet. Hold on. So you had sex with, like, the big supervisor janitor? No, it was actually a student. You know what I'm saying? But I feel like it was clean sex. It was in the janitorial closet, it was actually a student, you know what I'm saying? But I feel like it was clean sex. It was in the janitorial closet. Okay. Okay, that's nice. Was it

exciting for you? Was it a male janitor or a female janitor you had sex with? A student, he said. Oh, a student. I'm just trying to figure out. Pause that. I'm just trying to figure out why. And what you said? I said, was it exciting for you to do that? I mean, it was exciting. Like, I was young, you know, I felt like I was getting away with it, so. Did you use like the broom for anything? Nah, nah, nah, nah.

I'm saying. Hey, I want to tell that young brother, his hairline is immaculate, too, by the way. You have a great hairline. I appreciate that, man. Got the swingers on dick, man. Yeah, your hairline is immaculate. Your hairline coming down to your eyebrows. Yes, Charlamagne has hairline jealousy. What's your name, bro? Steph. Another Steph. All right, Steph.

Now, your hairline ain't like his. I just want to tell you to put that out there. Steph, where are you from? Detroit. Detroit. All right, shout out to the D. Now, where have you had sex?

In the basement of my school. I, like, made the ninth grade team, and I told my girl, told her to grab one of our girls, and the rest was history. Wait, you were in ninth grade? I'm going to be honest with you.

You can't start that story by saying you had sex in the basement. I was like, did you go to Penn State? You know Jerry Sandusky? That's what that sounds like. Oh, man, ain't no Penn State, homie. Southfield. I can't believe he was having threesomes in ninth grade.

Well, congratulations. You're an advanced student. Thank you. All right. How many kids do you have, Steph? No kids. Okay. Yet. 800-585-1051. It's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky,

Freaky Friday. We're taking your calls when we come back. Have you ever had sex in the workplace? Evie, did you? No, I said no. Okay, just checking. All right, it's Breakfast Club of the Morning. This morning, everybody, is DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, it's Friday, so you know what that means.

It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And the Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday question is, have you ever had sex in the workplace? Now, yesterday, our coworkers found a used condom in one of the studios. Not just a used condom, a tissue full of semen. As well as the guy's Not just a used condom, a tissue full of semen. Ugh. As well as the guy's hat and his hat said, yeah.

That's terrible. Somebody else had to clean up your mess. No, he cleaned it up. He just left it there. I mean. We had to throw it out though. Yeah.

And he left his credit card. And he left his credit card with his name on it with his dumb ass. Right. So we're asking, have you ever had sex in the workplace?

I haven't had sex. I cuddled in the workplace. Yeah, and me and Charlamagne cuddled all the time. It wasn't Charlamagne you asked. It wasn't? No, my you ever had sex in the workplace? I haven't had sex. I cuddled in the workplace. Yeah, Envy and Charlamagne cuddle all the time. It wasn't Charlamagne you asked. It wasn't? No, my wife had to stay at the station one day. We just cuddled.

She don't know about Charlamagne then. Shut up! Listen, I've been doing radio 19 years. Of course I've had sex in the workplace. You have not lived until you've bent a young lady over the board and hit it from the back. You're disgusting. You're disgusting.

What's your name, mama? Sunshine. Sunshine. No. the board and hit it from the back you're disgusting what's your name mama sunshine sunshine no song s-u-n-g song shine shine sunshine sunshine and she cute i'm i'm from korea and she's pretty you're pretty well well but i live in new york you live in new york yeah so now where have you had sex? In Korea. In Korea. Oh, Korea? Korea is a strange place to have sex in America. Tell us how it went down.

But it was not Korean. Where was it? Where did you work? It was a DJ booth. In a DJ booth? Oh, okay. This is getting spicy. Are you a DJ?

Oh, you a DJ? Okay, now explain this. Set the situation up. You a DJ in the club. Well, we went for a sound check. Okay, it was a sound check. So we turn off all the light so that nobody can catch us. And it just happened. It just happened.

Yeah, I planned it because you got turned off all the light, so you knew it was about to happen. Did he bend you over or did you bend him over? What? I'm just asking. Envy likes to be bent over so he's Well, there's not much things to do when you on the DJ booth holding up these a bush, okay You don't understand how God works right now We have a Korean lady who's very beautiful talking about sex and behind her is a woman in a Wu-Tang shirt

God got a sense of humor. God got a sense of humor. I'm telling you now. Wow, I didn't even peek that. God got a sense of humor. I'm telling you. Wow. Are you still with the young man?

Oh, we just, like, hang out when I'm Korea. Okay. Hey, June. Hey, tell June to get her number, man. I don't play no more, but I'm always building a team. You can't have her number. You're married, sir. What are you talking about? No, no, I don't play no more, but I'm always building a team. You can't have her number. You're married, sir. I don't play no more, but I'm always building

a team. I'm a general manager. I'm a general manager now. You can introduce me nice guy. I don't mess with married or... I ain't trying to hit on you. I'm building a team. Okay? You cannot build a team. Why can't I build a team? No, you cannot. You're married, sir.

I don't want her. I'm building a team for other people who still want to play. Sunchild, thank you. Hey, June, get her number, June. What did you just say? Sunshine. Hey, tell June, get her number, man. Charlamagne, stop it, man. She's a good

member. She could be a good member of the team. They should have been here. Sorry. Okay. What's your name, mama? My name is Fab. Like Fabulous? Yeah, like Fabulous. Your mama named you Fab? My mama named me Fabiana, but... Fabiana. That's her name.

Fabiana. Fabiana rocks roughing stuff with her Afro puffs. All right. You still talking? What did he say? He said you get... Afro... Never mind.

Yeah. Yeah, sorry. So where have you had sex with? Or where, I should say. Well, I had sex at work. I hope my mama's not listening to this. Oh, she's listening. Before you listen. You go. This could be funny Charlemagne. Mm-hmm What do you think she worked at Chick-fil-a? That's not a compliment because Chick-fil-a people have really nice very nice

Mic up a little bit, please now Yes, I was working at Jamba Juice, but it was Disco inside of Macy's. Okay, so it was technically like Macy's part of Macy's Yeah, it's part of Macy's right and on slow days. They used to have us go out and pass out samples Okay, so I was on like the men's department in the front passing out samples. You had sex in the fitting room? Yes. I knew it. But it really wasn't like sex. It was sex,

but on... You performed oral sex? It was oral. No, I didn't perform. He did. He performed. Okay. I mean... Come get a sample of this Jamba Juice. I mean, he was... Every time I saw him, like, he was one of the guys that just was like, oh, I ain't trying to have sex. I'm just trying to please you.

So I was like. Okay. We like that. That's fine. So, but yeah, I was in the fitting room and I mean, it was just. You don't still work there, do you? Oh, no. That was a long time ago.

I was like 20. You mean to tell me it's grown ass men eating box in the fitting room at Macy's? Oh, yeah. It goes down. It goes down in the fitting room. Did you lay down? Did you lay down on the floor? I used to work at Macy's too. Did I lay down goes down. It goes down in the fitting room. Did you lay down? Did you lay down on the floor? I used to work at Macy's, too. Did I lay down?

Yeah. Oh, no, I didn't lay down. You know how they have the seats? The chair, yeah. Oh, got you, got you. That's too graphic. Okay, thank you, Fab. Now, listen, hold on now. I gotta ask Fab one important question. He's over there by himself. Hold on, we gotta ask Fab one important question. Where Fab at? Fab, why did she trust her box to smell

fresh in that moment? Well, I mean, I just stood there and passed out samples. It was a slow day. Oh, gotcha, gotcha. Not too much moving around. It was, you know, it was... She said she douched, Charlamagne. I leave her alone. No, ladies, don't douch. That does nothing but mess up your vagina. We have self-cleaning... Don't believe it.

We have self-cleaning ovens. Thank you. Okay. You got self-cleaning ovens. All right. But all that yeast started rising because of all that self-cleaning ovens. Thank you. Okay. You got self-cleaning ovens. All right. But all that yeast started rising because of all that self-cleaning. What's the moral of the story? There's a moral to this story? That's the moral of the story.

All right. All right. We got rumors on the way in. Yes, we will be talking about Nene Leakes. You know, she got kicked off of the tour that she was on

and we'll give you the download on that. 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. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

The Breakfast Club. It's Friday, y'all alright? Alright, we're live at the Revolt Music Conference right now. And I just want to thank everybody who is out here rocking out with us because we appreciate y'all for making us as successful as we are. That's why we came out here to be with y'all so you guys can

be here in person and see how the show runs. I ain't gonna lie, I tried to cancel. My son had a football game last night. I tried to cancel, but Sharice was like,

if you don't get on that effing flight, I'm gonna beat your ass. But I got on that flight. You better stop letting them talk to you like that. But I'm glad that we actually made it

because you guys are so important to us. Aw, yee. Aw. All right, well, what are we talking about in the room? We're talking about

Nene Leakes. All right, let's get to... What are we talking about in the room? We're talking about NeNe Leakes. All right, well, let's get to it. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. Rumor, rumor. On The Breakfast Club. So listen up. Now, NeNe is no longer hosting the Escape Reunion Tour.

If you guys remember, when Tamar Braxton was on The Breakfast Club, she was talking about how NeNe Leakes was going to be actually opening up the tour. Here's what she said. You are going on tour with Escaping Monica. Yes, Escaping Monica and NeNe Leakes. Oh, NeNe's going on tour too? Yes, NeNe's opening up. What the hell is NeNe going to do?

Y'all don't think NeNe's funny? All right. NeNe Leakes was in Oakland. And if you guys remember, this happened. She told a joke because she was being heckled, and here's what she said. Grand opening, grand closing. She said, I hope you get raped by your Uber driver. Well, Nene has since apologized very tearfully and regretted what she said,

but she is no longer hosting the reunion tour. Here was her apology. I said the wrong thing back. I never want to cause harm to anybody else. Not in that kind of way. I never would want that to happen. Alright. Too late.

Grand opening, grand closing. But you know, that's good. You put a real comedian on now, and a real comedian will know how to handle hecklers in the crowd. Nene clearly doesn't know how to handle hecklers. She got emotional. All right, now Kate Beckinsale is the latest actress to say that Harvey Weinstein made unwanted sexual advances toward her. She told her story.

Who's that? Yeah, what was she in? What movies was she in? Or TV shows? She started when she was 17. I'm trying to remember the names of the movies. I don't know who that is, but go ahead. Here, you can pull it up while I do the story.

But you definitely will know her when you pull up the movies that she's been in. Beckinsale, Kate Beckinsale. All right, so she talks about how she actually showed up to meet Harvey Weinstein at the Savoy Hotel. She was 17. She said the meeting she thought would be in the conference room, but she was told to go to his room by reception. She said, when I went there, he opened the door in his bath robe i was incredibly naive and young and it did not cross my mind that this older unattractive man would expect me to have any sexual interest in him she said she declined alcohol and she said she had school in the morning and she said later on he asked her if he had tried anything with her

years later and he couldn't even remember if he had assaulted her or if anything happened between the two of them it was a well-known thing in the industry now inside edition correspondent lisa guerrero said she worked as an actress since 1990 and she said when the whole harvey weinstein story broke last week she said nearly every woman i know in hollywood has been weinsteined at some point in their careers now she talked about an incident with stephen seagal she said that she was actually auditioning for a movie and she went to go see him she She was greeted. He was only wearing a silk robe. That's when he brought her into a side room. He sat in an oversized chair and asked her to read her scenes. And then when he finished, he said, you're fantastic. Tell me about yourself. So she said

she drove home feeling really good about the audition, thought she got the role. She ended up not getting the role. But then she had an incident where she went to go read for another role and that's when Steven Seagal showed up and was wearing a robe and all of that happened and she said you know Steven Seagal was well known for doing these things so the lady the lady you talking about got harassed by Harvey Weinstein and Steven Seagal no first was Kate Beckinsale and then the other woman was inside edition Lisa Guerrero reporter and she was talking about her incident with Steven Seagal and saying everybody's been Harvey Weinstein at some point in their career. Oh, she's using Harvey Weinstein as an adjective. Yeah.

Now it's called Weinstein. Weinstein. When something happens. Now, Evan Rachel Wood, who's another actress, actually told her account, and she said that she's not ready to reveal what happened to her and who it was. But here's what she said. And I haven't named my abusers for a number of reasons one i'm one person against some very powerful people two money and time and re-traumatizing yourself to go after the person that assaulted you takes quite a toll it is a terrifying thing to have to go through mainly because you're at risk of not being believed, your career being hurt, you being drained of your finances because it costs

a lot of money to file a lawsuit, especially if all you have is your word against theirs. And especially if these are very powerful people. Well, if you're going to do it, now's the time to do it because it is definitely open season. And I, we all know somebody who's been allegedly sexually assaulted. Well, she said she's not ready to come forward with it yet. She doesn't want to relive all of that. But we all know somebody who's allegedly been assaulted by Steven Seagal.

Our homie Claudia Jordan tells that story all the time. She talks about how Steven Seagal tried to sexually assault her. Basically the same story. Like told her to come over and read for something or something like that. I don't want to tell her story, but she's told it before. Really? Yeah.

And it's hard because sometimes people act like you're crazy. No, but having a daughter, you think about all this stuff and you be like, I really have to whoop somebody's ass

if they do this to my daughter. Like, these people's asses should get whooped every day, all day. Absolutely. I'll shoot them. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee

and that is your Rumor Report. Hey, and salute to us Shung Shine that's out there, too. The Wolves is already on her, okay? The Wolves on? Yeah, people are sending me her Instagram and everything. It's DJ Shung Shine. Yeah, DJ Shung Shine.

Yeah, DJ Shung Shine. No, come on. Don't go on. No, no, no, no. Salute to my guy, Ja from Vasa. He sent me her Instagram immediately. Oh, my goodness. She got 30,000 followers, so.

You guys are savages. She's over here blushing. They've been on her. Goodness gracious. And by the way, Kate Beckinsale was in Serendipity. You guys are savages. She's over here blushing. They've been on her. Goodness gracious. And by the way, Kate Beckinsale was in Serendipity. She was in Pearl Harbor. I know we were asking what movies has she been in. I ain't never seen those.

She's been in Underworld, Underworld Awakening. She wasn't in Minister Society or Juice or Belly or Paid in Full. I didn't see it. She was in The Disappointments Room. I saw that. I ain't never seen it. She wasn't in New Jack City? Nope.

Didn't see it? Nope, nope, nope. All right, well, Donkey of the Day She wasn't in New Jack City? Nope. Didn't see it? Nope, nope, nope. Alright, well, donkey of the day. Who you throwing your donkey to? Oh, man, donkey of the day is going to a guy named Sheriff Steve Pratt. He needs to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with that good old boy.

Okay, we'll do that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. Donkey, donkey, donkey, donkey. Donkey, donkey, donkey the day. Donkey, donkey, donkey, donkey. Bunch of... That's time for the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny.

Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club. Yes, donkey of the day for Friday, October 13th. Yes, it is Friday the 13th, but who gives a damn? It goes to a sheriff in Louisiana named Steve Prater. Now, in the state of Louisiana,

they have something called the Justice Reinvestment Package. It's a series of bills passed in June that could reduce Louisiana's prison population by 10% and save more than $260 million over the next decade by slowly releasing

non-violent offenders. Okay, the legislation is set to go into effect on November 1st and would authorize the early release of 1,400 prisoners across 21 parishes in the state. All right. Drop on the clues bombs for the justice reinvestment package, please. That's a beautiful thing. Over 1,400 non-violent offenders released from prison. I'm all for that.

Well, Sheriff Steven Pratter is a sheriff for the Cotto Parish, and 35 prisoners will be released immediately from his parish, but that seems to be one too many for Steve Pratter. Now, Steve Pratter refers to non-violent offenders as good ones, and I guess the violent offenders are the bad ones, and Steve Pratter wants to keep some of the good ones instead of letting these non-violent offenders move on with their lives. Let's why sheriff steve pratt wants to keep some of the good ones in prison i don't want state prison they are a necessary evil to keep the doors open that we keep a few or keep some out there and that's the ones that you can work that's the ones that can pick up trash the work release programs but guess what those are the ones that they're releasing in addition to the bad ones

and i call these bad in addition to them they're releasing some good ones that we use every day to to wash cars to change the oil in our cars to cook in the kitchen to do all that where we save money well they're gonna let them out so even though these people have paid their debt to society you want to keep them locked up because in your words they wash your cars change your oil cook in your kitchen could someone tell this good old boy sheriff steve pratt that slavery officially ended on december 6 1865 now i know the 13th amendment of the constitution abolishes slavery and involuntary servitude except as a punishment for crime. So yes, prisons are modern day slavery, but you can't keep me in prison

just because you want free labor. Now, Marjorie Essman, executive director for the ACLU of Louisiana, told the Huffington Post that Sheriff Pratter's desire to keep prisoners purely for their free labor is essentially slavery. Duh.

She goes on to say the purpose of the criminal justice system is to keep the community safe and to make sure that nobody is incarcerated any longer than necessary. It's certainly not to provide free labor for law enforcement. It is obviously not only ludicrous, but a gross violation of people's rights. End quotes. Somebody needs to go to Sheriff Steve Prider's house and free his slaves. It's no doubt in my mind that he's got some indentured servants in his backyard tending to the tulips.

I guarantee you go to his house right now. Ray and Claude from the movie Life is in his bathroom cleaning the toilets. This is why prisons will never ever truly be correctional facilities

because they aren't designed to actually correct someone, okay? Instead of all that free labor they doing, let them take some college courses. Let them take a trade. Things that will actually better them when they come home. Good old boys like Steve Pratt want these prisoners to be locked up so his life can be better.

When we should be trying to make the prisoners' lives better. So when they are released back into society, they can take what they've learned in prison and make the communities better. Please give this modern-day slave master Steve Pratt the biggest hee-haw, please. He got that crack-ass crack-a-twang in his voice. Please give this modern-day slave master Steve Prater the biggest hee-haw, please. He got that cracker-ass cracker twang in his voice, too. Well, thank you for that dunk of the day, sir. Now, did any of y'all see the BET Hip Hop Awards? Did y'all see it? Did y'all watch it?

All right. Did y'all see Eminem's freestyle? Did y'all see my son's freestyle? All right. Well, we're going to talk about both those freestyles this morning. Yes, we definitely do. A couple days have passed and I have some thoughts on both freestyles. But in particular, Eminem's freestyle. So we're going to talk about both those freestyles.

Eddie, you got clips of both those freestyles? Let's play clips of them for people who haven't heard. And then we'll talk about them when we come back and we'll take your opinions on them. 800-585-1051. Let's play Eminem first. Hopefully you got it up. Please say you got it up. That's an awfully hot coffee pot.

Should I drop it on Donald Trump? Probably not, but that's all I got till I come up with a solid... Got a plan and now I got a hatchet like a damn Apache with a tomahawk. I'ma walk inside a mosque on Ramadan and say a prayer that every time talks.

But we better give Obama props, cause what we got in office now's a kamikaze that'll probably cause a nuclear holocaust. And while the drama pops and he waits for this to quiet down, he'll just gas his plane up and fly around till the bombing stops. Intentions heightened, tensions are rising. He'll just gas his plane up and fly around to the bottom and stops intensities heightened tensions are rising Trump when it comes to giving this ish you're stingy as I am Except when it comes to having a ball to go against me you hide them cuz you don't got the nuts like an empty asylum

Okay, all racism is the only thing okay now Now let's play a little bit of my songs, Jordan. Welcome to reality. I am a fake rapper's rivalry, the leader of the cavalry. Young U.N.P. with big meat mentality. The rap happening with Tupac's anatomy. I got it mad at me because I free the kids from the trap and put morals over salary. But they would rather me lie the way they lied to me. Having many streets. Dying, becoming casualties. But nah, I'm a whole different breed.

Everybody following. I was sent to lead. I'm a soldier when I bleed. I just licked the wound. No, you're not a G. You got it misconstrued. You all on IG. Lying to get views.

Got these little kids dying. Trying to listen to you. All right. All right, but listen. Lying to get views. Both of them spit. Yes, both of them spit. Yes, both freestyles are necessary.

Two sides of the same coin. But come on, this is still a wrap at the end of the day. So we have to have a little competition, okay? We have to ask which one was better. Okay. We have to ask which one was better. 585-1051. Are we going with the white boy from Detroit?

Now, why he got to be white? The black guy from Harlem. And why he got to be black? Because he is from Harlem. And why he got to be black? Because he is black. He is from the Bronx. And he's from the Bronx, by the way. What did I say, Harlem? I meant the Bronx.

I'm sorry, BX. I'm sorry, my son. We're just talking rap right now. Because, I mean, even though they're two sides of the same coin, both were necessary. We just wanted to know which was better. And I got some thoughts on both of them when we come back. All right, 800-585-1051.

We'll talk about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

Now, you just joined us. Yeah, this is like old school Freestyle Fridays. Okay. Remember how 106 used to do that? Okay, dating yourself a little bit. But yeah, that was a long time ago. What do you mean? But let's get into it. If you've seen the BET hip-hop awards there was the best they had the cyphers so let's talk Eminem cypher first now Eminem spit can we play a little snippet of Eminem

cypher and any fan of mine who's a supporter of his I'm drawing in the sandal line you're either for or against and if you can't decide who you like more in your split on who you should stand beside i'll do it for you with this the rest of america stand up we love our military and we love our country but we now uh what did y'all think about Eminem's cipher, Charlamagne? I love the fact that Eminem used his privilege to combat prejudice. But it's been a couple days. Let's be honest.

Outside of the message and the fact it was one of the biggest stars in the world who happens to be white saying the message, the bars was just okay. All right? I see everybody losing their collective minds like the bars are so phenomenal. And I'm like simmer down. If you're celebrating the fact he said f trump cool but if you're losing your mind because you're acting like his bars were so amazing then this is just another example of white mediocrity being celebrated over black excellence and i have a problem with guys like keith oberman saying they haven't liked hip-hop in 27 years until they heard the eminem freestyle and people people from our

culture agreeing with him don't discredit 27 years of the culture like that. And I honestly expect that from guys like Keith Olbermann, but I don't expect that from us. We should know better. We can't do that to ourselves, okay? What is historically done to us is people act like white ice is colder, and in this situation, it's not. But once again, salute to Eminem for using his privilege to combat prejudice.

But outside of the message, the actual rap, it was just cool. It wasn't a phenomenal verse like people making it out to be. See, I think it was a phenomenal verse. I think Eminem killed it. I think Eminem, yeah, he didn't rhyme on the beat, but I think it was one of those flows where he wanted to talk to the people and be clear what he was saying. Kind of like Jay-Z's 444 album.

Now, if you listen to Jay-Z's 444 album, sometimes Jay-Z wasn't rapping, he was just talking. You know, like the $2 million I could have invested $2 million in Dumbo and got $25. How do I feel, Dumbo? He was talking. I think Eminem did the same thing. My son just strictly bodied it, though. My son took it back to the 90s, 2000s and was like, I'm going to rap on a beat like I'm battling for my life. And my son bodied it. What do you think, E? I mean, you know, I'm an Eminem fan and I love the way that he started off kind of slow and then it got a lot more frenzied as he went on

and he touched on a lot of different topics. I would take it out of, oh, he's white, so it's white privilege or anything like that. I mean, Eminem is known for his freestyles and he's a great rapper regardless of what the color of his skin is. So he discussed a lot of different things. He talked about Hillary Clinton. He talked about Klansmen.

He talked about the NFL. He talked about Colin Kaepernick. He addressed a lot of things things. He talked about Hillary Clinton. He talked about Klansmen. He talked about the NFL. He talked about Colin Kaepernick. He addressed a lot of things that we've all been saying. And he even said, I'm sure he knows his fans are Trump supporters. And he said, if you on that side, then F you. I know that was powerful. And when I was watching the BET Awards, because I watched it when it was happening, and I saw my son, and I thought my son was incredible, too.

And when I saw his freestyle, I actually shouted him out on Twitter. Like, shout out to my son, I thought my son was incredible too and when I saw his freestyle I actually shouted him out on Twitter like shout out to my son because he killed it as well. I wasn't going to compare the two because I thought both messages

were really important. I mean it's easy to say it's easy to say you know to take it out of Eminem's whiteness but the fact of the matter is he was using his privilege

to combat prejudice and the fact that he is white is the reason that it's gotten this big pop. It's just like if Tom Brady or Aaron Rodgers was to take a knee

on Sunday, it'd be way bigger news than all the black guys that have been taking a knee. Of course. I mean, Eminem is a great rapper.

If any white rapper just did a rap, I don't think it would be the biggest deal in the world is Eminem. Well, Eminem has always been in my top five, but let's open up

the phone lines. 805-85-1051. We're talking about the BET Cyphers. What's your name, sir? Paradox. Nah, I don't really like the fact that you got the Patriots hat on, man. I ain't no Patriots fan.

Just match. Just match, okay. It really don't match, though, my brother. It really don't match, though. Where's Royal Blue on his name? Rose, Rose, Rose, Rose. If you got a Vikings hat on, you got on a purple shirt, I don't know if you know that.

It's not purple, it's Royal Blue. Come on, Charlotte, man. I'm from the Carolinas, man. carolinas man you gotta show some love bro hey i can't dress either brother salute to the carolina what do you think about the freestyle bro um what what people are missing is the fact that eminem kept the what's going on it's like trump is the focus if you listen to my songs verse he talked about a lot of issues that plague the black community and stuff we go through. Correct. When Eminem spoke, he spoke about Trump and it's Eminem versus Trump. Right.

So it's continuing the narrative about Trump. Eminem tried to spit and tried to make it put it put Trump back onto the issues of Puerto Rico and all those things. Right. But the media still is talking about Eminem versus Trump. My son's verse, had he had more notoriety, we would be talking about issues. So I think my son's verse is better because he was really talking about different issues and it wasn't Trump was in the focus. And I think if we keep giving Trump the focus, he's going to continue to keep acting like a little kid and keep his

brain going. And so that's my ideas on us i think his race it played an important factor and his notoriety if my son had notoriety and he was white we would be talking about the content of my sons verse more okay thank you bro you know one thing i do feel too is they're coming from two different sides you know m&m is coming from the side of looking from his house and giving him his opinion his opinion my son is on the. He's out there trying to be a leader, trying to change these kids. He's standing in between these gangs, and it's coming from two different opinions.

Yeah, and not only that, it's two sides of the same coin. They're both speaking out against injustice in the government, but like the brother just said, my son is black, so he can speak to what we need to actually do as black people to better ourselves amongst each other. All right, well, let's 800-585-1051.

Let's take your calls. Let's play a snippet of Eminem, a snippet of my son, and when we come back, we'll take your calls1051. Let's take your calls. Let's play a snippet of Eminem, a snippet of my son. And when we come back, we'll take your calls some more. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's like we take a step forwards than backwards. But this is his form of distraction.

Plus, he gets an enormous reaction when he attacks the NFL. So we focus on that. And instead of talking Puerto Rico with gun reform for Nevada, all these horrible tragedies, and he's bored and would rather cause a Twitter storm with the Packers. F*** that. This is for Colin. Ball up a fist. And keep that s*** ball.

Like Donald the bitch. The Breakfast Club. Nah, I'm not hating. Just a little confused. How you show them all the diamonds? Never give them no jewels. Now if you tired of the buffoonery, follow me. I'll show you how to shine without jewelry. Show you how to grind and buy back the community.

Bring back on black crime, back to black unity. If you a G, I know you see you in me. Gangsta but woke, ain't nothing they can do with me. One man army, imagine if it was two of me. I swear next year, Oprah gonna try to cougar me. Cause I did it on my own. I put in work, now I'm sitting on this throne. Crown me the same way that you do any king.

I'd rather kneel for something than just stand for anything. The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we're talking about the BET Hip Hop Awards. Did you guys see it? Yeah! Alright, we're talking about two freestyles in particular out the site. One is Eminem's, the other is my son. Let's play a clip of both right fast.

Welcome to reality. Okay. I am a fake rapper's rivalry, the leader of the cavalry. Young U.N.P. with big meat mentality. The rap happening with Tupac's anatomy. I got it mad at me cause I free the kids from the trap and put morals over salary

But they would rather me lie the way they lied to me Having many streets, dying, becoming casualties But nah, I'm a whole different breed Everybody follow me I was sent to lead, I'm a soldier when I bleed I just licked the wound No, you not a G, you got it misconstrued You all on IG, lying to give views

Got these little kids dying, trying to listen to you. Woo, that was my song, by the way. That was my song. Let's play a snippet of Eminem. And any fan of mine who's a supporter of his, I'm drawing in the sand a line you're either for or against. And if you can't decide who you like more in your split on who you should stand beside, I'll do it for you with this.

The rest of America stand up. We love our military and we love our country, but we hate Trump. Now we're asking 800-585-105 when we're talking about whose freestyle was better. And we're just getting your comments on the freestyle. Charlamagne believes Eminem didn't really have a flow. I mean, listen, my song was way better, and like I said, I love the message in what Eminem was saying. I love the fact that he used his privilege to combat prejudice. But, you know, other than that, outside the message, the bars was just okay.

My song was way better. And then I see everybody celebrating Eminem, and that's good and all. If you're celebrating the fact he said F Trump, cool, but if you're losing your mind because you're acting like his balls were so amazing, then this is just another example of white mediocrity, you know, being celebrated over black excellence. Same reason Adele beats Beyonce at the Grammys.

Same reason Macklemore beats Kendrick at the Grammys. Like, we know Mice was better. Right. Now, Eminem is in my top five. My son, I just feel like never really got the opportunity. He was one of my favorite artists growing up when I was doing the mixtape thing. He got locked up for, I don't even know how long he got locked up for. Maybe like eight years.

But we just talking about these two freestyles. He never had the time to expand. So, with Mice on, I feel like he brought that feeling back. He talked about a lot of the issues in our community. He's calling from a different side. He's actually in the field. He's in those marches. He's talking to those kids, which I appreciate.

What's your name, brother? My name is Brandon. Hey, Brandon. Who just screamed? That's your girl? I already have a fan. Cool. That's your girl? Okay, Brandon. That's your girl?

I'm getting there. All right. What do you think about the freestyles, bro? All right, so I think Charlamagne is completely on point when it comes to the bars. You know, they were okay, whatever. But the message was just perfect. And we're gonna name this line that he drew in the sand right now, we're gonna call it the Charlemagne line because what it did was it drew a line between the white people like me who understand the racial...

You white? What do I look like? No, I'm pretty white, man. I mean, you were saying I'm over here talking proper. That doesn't mean you're right. Yeah, okay, that's right. No, you're right, you're right. All right.

But what it did was it drew a line between the people who understand the racial injustices that are happening in this culture, in this country, and between the crack-ass crackers. There you go. There you go, my brother. There you go. There you go. There you go, Brandon. Let me go viral one time.

Miami Underground Radio.com College Dropout Show. Every Thursday at 2. Tell them, Brandon. I'm about to call you by N-word, Brandon. And that's why what Eminem did. Brandon, say the N-word one time. It's too soon for all that.

You better not. Don't you say the N-word. Don't do that to him. You better not. You're right. But that's why what Eminem did is good because he used his privilege to combat prejudice. That's why you just can't take his whiteness out of this equation because his whiteness is important in this situation.

Yeah, we got rumors on the way. All right. Now, Joe Button versus Chance the way. All right, now, Joe Button versus Chance the Rapper. Let's talk about that. How did two of them get into some beef? All right, we'll get into

all that when we come back, and I'm gonna run to the bathroom. It's the Breakfast Club. I gotta go, man. Go, I didn't say nothing. All right, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

A couple of shots of Deleon, so... Revolt Music Conference. Actually, everybody's had a couple of shots. We're live in so... Revolt Music Conference. Actually, everybody's had a couple of shots. We're live in Miami. Say what's up, guys? Yeah, there's so many people that woke up early with us. We appreciate y'all, man.

Absolutely. This is a big deal for us. Absolutely. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Chance the Rapper. 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. Now, if you guys remember, a couple of weeks ago, Chance the Rapper was on Stephen Colbert, and he debuted a brand new song with Daniel Caesar. It's called First World Problems. He recorded it hours before he went and performed it.

Check it out if you didn't hear it. She turned it to, she don't need diapers, she just need a popper. I really need a break, can really use a nap nap my daughter barely recognized me when I lose the hat you go so far you Can't go back the other day. I told her humming birdie to relax. I did my worst. I did the work I had to skip the label. I go to church. They want to flick. I want to flip the table I knew the work before the birth when it was just a stable and now it's just a fable and it's just as fatal First world problems that make up. Have a dream and then never wake up.

Well, Joe Button had some things to say on Everyday Struggle about this Chance the Rapper song, and here's what Joe Button said. What the is Chance doing? What is this style of music? Is this like poke music? What the are these two doing? Chance gotta stop.

It's too positive. Listen, man, I enjoy Joe Budden, and I enjoy his cultural critique, but saying someone is too positive is not a good critique. Now, if you say he's too positive and you don't think that's really him, that's an actual POV, but just saying he's too positive and leaving it, that just sounds like hate. Well, Chance the Rapper puts his money where his mouth is, as we all know, because he's definitely donating and raising money for the schools in Chicago.

Now here's what Chance the Rapper had to say. I don't get upset about stuff like that because it's like, that's just what music is. You should be allowed to like, you don't always have to have like songs that everybody likes. You can just make music. And if you are confident enough, you'll probably get to perform it on late night. It's just like, there's this idea that, like, things have to move the culture forward, and you have to do things for the culture,

but it's like, I am the culture. Listen, I like Chance. I have told him in his face personally that I love what he stands for, and I love the energy he's putting out, so keep being positive, Chance. Don't listen to Joe Budden, a.k.a. the Grinch that stole Sin Santana.

But also, Joe, he has the right to have his opinion absolutely but it's one thing if you just say he didn't like the record cool but don't say the brothers too positive like come on all right well Joe button responded to chance the rappers response to his response to his song check it out I think that more often than not I am am used. I think I am used by artists to negate the consensus or growing consensus amongst their core fans, right? I've seen this happen with me quite a few times here. What is Joe talking about right now? Now I need to know what the hell Joe Budden is talking about.

Because I have not heard any chance to rap or his fans say they haven't been feeling what Chance is doing. Like, I don't get what he's talking about right now. Whatden is talking about. Because I have not heard any of Chance the Rapper or his fans say they haven't been feeling what Chance is doing. Like, I don't get what he's talking about right now. What is he talking about? Well, I don't know, but that's it for you. That's your Rumor Report. I'm Angela Yee. We are at Revolt Music Conference!

Yes! Now, when we were in commercial, Charlamagne, Angela Yee encouraged everybody to come up here and rap. Or sing. I heard it. I heard it. Oh, you heard it.

So what did you think? I mean, honestly, it sounded like the title of Joe Budden's academic show, Everyday Struggle. Like, I just heard a bunch of struggle bars and a bunch of struggle singing. That's all I heard. Oh, great. Keep it positive. All right.

Well, shout to Revolt. Everybody else, we're going to get the mix on. If you want to hear something, you can always at me. And that is it. And shout out to all the talented up-and-coming artists in the room I can't wait till we come back to revolt two or three years from now and y'all are like, yeah I remember I was at the Breakfast Club in the morning show Just remember us and the one story that always hits me is Bryson Tiller Bryson Tiller came here And he was just like you guys

He was trying to get on and nobody would have for them and he wouldn't even have for them To keep it real did Bryson Tiller stand up and sing live at the Breakfast Club? I don't know if he did, but he definitely... I don't think we were here. He definitely tried to perform for a bunch of different people. Nobody really messed with him, and he wound up getting a deal and really popping from the Revolt Music Conference. He actually met Puff's intern, or Puff's assistant,

and Puff's assistant signed him as a manager and got him a deal. Puff's assistant actually used to be my intern. You know what I thought about when I saw everybody up there doing that? I mean, the difference between, you know, rappers that usually get on and rappers that are still trying to make it, the rappers that are usually on just

go out there and do it. Like, they're not singing in front of nobody, rapping in front of nobody. They're recording their music and they're just releasing it. That's what I would encourage everybody out there to do. And there's never any one way to get on, though. So there's all different ways. So you don't got to do what anybody else did. Y'all do what you got to do.

No, it's really one consistent. A mass majority of people got to like your music. Somebody got to like something. Like somebody got to like something. Yeah, but I'm not going to tell you the formula to actually make good music. Because you can make good records, but if no one ever hears it, what difference does it make? That's why you got to release them.

All right, well, shout out to 103.5, our station out in Miami. Shout out to Bulletproof. I appreciate that. Bulletproof, give Bulletproof a round of applause. Bulletproof! Shout out to 33 and a third, the whole station up here, that support system. Mix is up next.

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