The Breakfast Club - Snoop Dogg did what to Oprah?

Episode Date: May 18, 2018

Friday 5/18 - Today on the show we had the one and only Uncle Snoop stop by where he spoke about his Gospel album, being married to a strong woman, and even gave us a story about smoking with Oprah. Moreover, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to a passenger that was late for her flight because she caused the whole flight to deplane. Also, after Angela reported about a porno star suing the director because he told his co star to use racial slurs on him while he hit the money shot, so we opened up the phone lines to see if the listeners would allow for someone to use racial slurs in exchange to ejaculate in their face. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Collectively known as Breakfast Club, bitches. Good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, DJ Envy. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Friday. Yes, it's Friday. The weekend is here. What's happening?

How are y'all feeling this morning? I feel pretty good. You sound excited. I'm always excited. I'm happy to be alive. You know what I'm saying? We love Fridays. I like life.

You wake up, you take a deep breath, you take a step, and you just appreciate God's greatness. That's it. Simple as that. So good day today, everybody just appreciate God's greatness. That's it. Simple as that. So good day today, everybody. Absolutely, yeah. Happy Friday! That's right. There's always a great day when you get to just spend it and just enjoy your family, enjoy your kids.

I had an early day yesterday. I got a chance to get out of the city about 1 o'clock. And I just got home, and I just got to—I took Madison. Madison's going to the prom. She's some boy. Invited her to the prom. Why did you say some boy? I said boy, yeah. Invited her to the prom. She's some boy. Invited her to the prom. Why did you say some boy? I said boy.

Invited her to the prom. So we went prom dress shopping again. Which is very difficult because she wants to wear something that nobody else is going to have. She should have had a dress made. You know what? Boy, y'all got money. Gia had a dress made. It's not that expensive. What do you call not that expensive?

For y'all or for everybody? Because all you have to do is buy a pattern and buy the material. Yeah, buy the material is actually cheaper than buying a dress. It could be $200, $300.

Really? To make a dress? No, less than that. Oh, I see. Actually, my mom used to make a lot of my clothes growing up. So buying material is probably like $20.

I'm not going to sit here in front and tell you Madison's dress is going to be $200, $300. But, you know, that's how much it would cost to make a dress. Madison is she's on another scale.

She's on her mama scale, so she wants something different. That's because you'd be paying someone else to make it. Absolutely. But anyway, so Gia made her own dress when we went to the prom, and I remember when the dress came out, it wasn't right, and it was like five days to the prom, and it looked horrible. My mom made my prom dress, actually. How'd it look? It was fine, but

you know what? I was annoyed because she was procrastinating, so the day of, it still wasn't done. And I just remember being at home and being like, Ma, and then I had one of these slits in the front, and she made them not high enough because I wanted them up really high. But, you know, your mom doesn't want you to have high slits in your dress.

What prom are you talking about? That ought to be your senior prom. Yeah. Oh, what prom are you talking about? Well, my daughter's a sophomore, but a boy that's a senior asked her to go. Yeah, she's going to a senior prom. What you holding about? That gotta be a senior prom. Yeah. Oh, what prom you talking about? Well, my daughter's a sophomore but a boy that's a senior asked her to go. Yeah, she's going to a senior prom. What you ho-ho-holding about?

Wow, you allowed that? You wanna know what I did after the prom, baby? You allowed a senior to take your sophomore daughter out? What? Whoa! What? Wow! Is that legal? Let's plan this out. Now, of course, there is no limo. They are gonna be riding the Maybach that my friend is going to be driving.

The Maybach. Then when they get to the prom, my wife is a chaperone at the prom. So we got everything covered. I'm good money. All right. And then, like I said, since my friend is driving, where are they going to go? But to the prom and back. That's true.

They're going to figure it out. I got this planned out. They're not going to go to an after party or anything? Hell no. No after party. I just remember after the prom, we had an after party. Yeah, it was a good time. What happened at that after party?

It was fun. What kind of fun? I'm going to tell you that truthfully, when I went to the prom, I had a boyfriend, but that's not who I went to the prom with. I went to the prom because he didn't go to my high school. So I just went with a bunch of friends, but I went with one of the guys from my high school asked me to go, but he wasn't my boyfriend, and I left and went to go see my boyfriend after the prom.

That's pretty thotty to me. Let's get the show cracking. Snoop Dogg will be joining us this morning. We'll kick it with Uncle Snoop. I wonder if he's going to pull up in a Maybach. I'm sure. No, I doubt it. He flew private up here. You never know what Snoop's going to be riding in. Yeah, I doubt he's riding in a Maybach.

Anyway, so we'll kick it with Snoop. He got a new record out he was talking about. I hope I can get it. We'll see. It's featuring Dave East. I don't know. Today's National Back to Work Day, too. Why on a Friday?

I have no idea. Really? Not at work. I don't know, but it's National Back to Work Day. I don't even know what that means. It's also National Cheese Souffle Day. That's white people stuff. What's a Mother Whistler Day?

I have no idea. You whistle at a mom if you want and you get in trouble. And this Me Too Time's Up movement? Absolutely. Alright, well let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about? Well, we are going to give you an update on that racist lawyer, Aaron Schlossberg, who we were telling you about. We played that audio for you of him

mad that people were speaking in Spanish. We'll tell you what happened to him after that. Alright, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now, no basketball last night, no basketball tonight. Saturday night, the Cavs play the Celtics. Of course, Boston leads 2-0. And Sunday, the Rockets play the Warriors. The series is tied 1-1. Now, let's talk about that racist lawyer.

Yes, the racist lawyer, Aaron Schlossberg. We played this audio for you yesterday in case you missed it or haven't seen it because it has gone viral. Aaron Schlossberg was inside of a restaurant, and he was upset that people there were speaking Spanish. Here's what happened. He's speaking Spanish to customers when they should be speaking Spanish. Every person I listen to, he's spoken, she's speaking, it's America. I will be following up. And my guess is they're not documenting.

So my next call is to ISTAC. Each one of them is getting out of my country. If they have the money to come here and live off of my money, I pay for their welfare. I pay for their living here. So he's just assuming that they're illegal immigrants and that they're on welfare. Racist bigot, crack ass, crack a white devil. Did you see the other video? Well, yeah, where they were chasing him down the block. No, it was a video from two years ago.

Oh, yeah, he has a history. He did the same thing? Yep. He has a history. Ran into a foreigner and started berating him. Yeah, so he's had several incidents where he's done hate-filled rants. Well, looks like he's been kicked out of his office space. He is a lawyer.

And according to the business center that he was working out of, they said we have terminated his services agreement with us. They said his actions are just not consistent with our community and rules and regulations. So he's out of there. He no longer has an office space. And I'm sure he'll have some people hiring him who are also racist. Of course. I mean, you know, there's millions and millions of people in America who think just like him.

So he'll land on his feet soon. Right. Disgusting. My goodness. What else are you talking about? Really sad news. This was in Paramus, New Jersey. There was a bus transporting 38 fifth graders and seven adults from Eastbrook Middle School.

And there was an incident where a school bus and a dump truck actually collided. And that's when the school bus flipped over. One teacher and one student who were on the field trip were killed when this happened yesterday. And more than 40 others were injured, some critically. That's very scary. Yesterday when I heard about that story, I called to make sure my kids were okay, even though they weren't on a field trip or anything like that. But, I mean, it could be anybody's kids.

They could be going to a field trip. They could be going to sometimes they take these small trips to the zoo or whatever it may be. But just imagine your kids on the bus, you're thinking everything is safe. They said the bus driver might have made an illegal U-turn. That's how I'll say allegedly. And then a dump truck hits him. And then all the students were pretty much injured on that bus. And then the buses behind them were just watching.

It is so sad. Yeah, that's why when my daughter goes on field trips, I would rather either follow behind the bus or just have her ride with me. Even though a lot of times she wants to ride with her class and stuff like that. But, you know, my anxiety, my parental paranoia makes me think stuff like that is going to happen. Right. At all times. Right. Well, you know, definitely condolences to the families that have lost their children

or their child. Yes, prayers to a very tragic incident. Right, alright. Well, that's front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up right now. Maybe you had a bad night, bad morning, and you want to vent, or if you just want to spread some positivity, hit us up right now. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up right now. Maybe you had a bad night, bad morning, and you want to vent. Or if you just want to spread some positivity, hit us up right now.

800-585-1051. And Snoop Dogg will be joining us next hour. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Get it. Pick up the mother, mother phone and dial. This is your time to get it off your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed. Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So you better have the same energy. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Kay Barnes from Louisville, Kentucky. Hey, Kay. Get it off your chest, mama.

Sound like you drunk off bourbon already this morning. I wish. No, I was just calling to say that I'm blessed. I just have something to get off my chest. I do not like my in-laws. Why not? Envy, I tell you guys, it's just a long story. I do not like my foster in-laws, my mother-in-law, none of them.

And my stepkids, none of them. Well, you're not married to none of them, so it don't matter, dude. This sounds awful. It is awful, ye. And I wish I could just talk to you, like, personally. I'm serious. It's just, the stepkids are terrible. Goodness gracious.

Yeah. Why'd you marry the guy then? I married my husband because I loved him. And I still love him. You're not married to the in-laws and you ain't got to take care of them kids? I know, but they think that they can come to my house and run things, and it doesn't work like that.

Just remind them that they're stepkids and you can slap them upside the head whenever they want. Treat them like regular strangers. Why do we forget the term step just means you can step right over them? I don't want to fight. How old are your stepchildren? They'll be 25 in June. Oh, you're getting jumped.

They don't still live in the house, do they? No, they don't still live in the house. It's just they call their dad and they try to run him and I get no respect. I get no respect. He doesn't acknowledge that, well, K has something to do this

weekend or K has this to do or we're doing this. You sound a little jealous. He just lets them have at it. You sound a little jealous. I mean, if have at it. You sound a little jealous. I mean, if K has something to do, that's his daughter or son. You got to understand that, mama. It's two girls. They're twins.

Oh, that's even worse. Yeah, that's his little baby girls. Yeah, absolutely. You got to take care of the little baby first. I understand that, but their dad has been gone for at least 20 years. Well, you better be glad they don't live in the house and that they're grown at least. Yeah, no. They don't live in the house, but they try to control the house.

You're calling up here talking about step-adults. Thank you, man. Talking about these step-kids. Man, beat it. Hello, who's this? Hi, my name is Karen. Hey, Karen. Get it off your chest.

Yeah, you know, in my area, I'm not going to say what part of Queens. There's a lot of Irish that roam around my area. Anytime a black person sits down, one of them might say, oh, I smell fried chicken. I got mad one time and I said, oh, I smell fried chicken. I got mad one time and I said, no, I smell green beer. But this time, I'm going to go out again and I'm going to relax. Next time they mess with me, I'm going to say

top of the mountain to you, Irish and play some Irish whistle. Let me ask you a question. Alright. Is it possible that you were actually eating fried chicken when you sat down with this person? No, no. They just hate black people.

They don't like us sitting in their memorial park. They say, I smell fried chicken. I say, yeah, I smell dirty Irish spring. Whatever. I don't mind that kind of racial tension. We can go back and forth all day with nice racial slurs at each other. Hello, who's this? Teresa from Ineola.

Hey, Teresa from Long Island. Get it off your chest, mama. No, I was just talking about this Schwartz, whatever his name is. Schlossberg. Schlossberg. Uh-huh. Whatever his name is. It's retarded that it's 2018 and people are still racist like that.

It's really retarded. And that's what he gets for getting fired from his job. Right. Good. Well, he didn't get fired from his job. He just got kicked out the building that he was renting office spaces. Yeah, y'all got to stop saying he got fired from his job, okay? He owns his own firm.

He still has his... All right, stop it, people. He still has... Hey, what's up? Get it off your chest, bro. Hey, yo, Envy. I just want to say you my boy and Charlamagne, you my boy. But I just want to get it off my chest and say, like, yo, I've been really blessed.

Like, I came from being homeless and, you know what I mean, being in San Francisco streets, bro, and shelters. And, like, you know, God really provided for me and gave me a house. And before my baby was born, and, like, I wake up, bro, and just happy. Like, you know, I got married and everything. So, you know, I just wanted to say get that off my chest.

You know what I mean? Well, congrats, bro. Well, congratulations, bro. Congratulations, sir. All right. Thank you. Keep pushing. Get it off your chest.

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Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Shane. Hey, Shane, get it off your chest. No, actually, I'm blessed, man. This weekend My daughter Well next week

She turns two So we're doing We're going to this big water park Doing the whole thing So I'm just You know blessed That I had the opportunity To be able to do that for her man

And yeah just you know Thank you Have a good weekend y'all Well enjoy your daughter Remember they grow fast So enjoy your daughter Oh they do man I got another one Seven months So so, man, it's going quick.

Not playing no games. All right, bro. Hello, who's this? This is Kendall Smith. Hey, Kendall. I'd like to thank you guys for bringing me back to earth because I called two weeks ago complaining about my son and I and the music business.

We wasn't going anywhere, and you guys actually talked to me and shut me down and said, hey, listen, everybody got it hard in the music business. So I started to sit back and thought about it and say, you know, we just got to continue to work hard and keep focused and put trust in God. So I want to thank you guys for all that information. You guys do an amazing job on the show, man. You sound like you're from the 843, brother. Actually, I'm from South Carolina, Ravenel.

I moved to Illinois, and I lived there for 32 years, and now I'm moving to North Carolina. Well, I can still hear the Geechee in your throat. That's what it's about, brother. It never leaves. Yes, sir. And my son's name is Brodergenius, so you guys can check him out if you like.

Nah, we cool. I would like to thank you guys for everything you do. All right, man. You guys do an amazing job on the show. Thank you, sir. Have a blessed day. So you guys can check him out if you like. Nah, we cool. I would like to thank you guys for everything you're doing. All right, man. You guys do an amazing job on the show. Thank you, sir. Have a blessing. Thank you for calling. Lord of Genius.

All right, we'll check it out. Hello. Hello, who's this? Why you lying to me? Just kidding, man. I'm calling from A-Time. What's going down? Good morning.

What's up, bro? Good morning. Get it off your chest. Man, I just want to spread some positive energy to the world, man. I woke up this morning. I'm heading home from getting off work. I feel good. I'm hoping everybody else has a good day today.

All right. Thank you, brother. Hello, who's this? Hey, it's Brendan. Hey, Brendan. Get it off your chest. I want to get off my chest. It sounds very near and dear to me.

It's about the way that mothers treat single fathers. You know, how dads are treated like second-class citizens. I have twins. A beautiful boy and girl. Born the same day. And the mom is doing everything she can to just keep them away from me. And I see it with all my sons that have kids.

There's one man who's in a battle with his mom constantly about just seeing his son. And he wants to be there for him, but she won't let him. And everybody looks at him like he's the villain. Hard for me to feel sorry for y'all, man. And the reason I say that is because you knew who you was laying down with. All right?

So it's like you're playing dice in the back of a moving pickup truck. People change all the time, though. You don't really know. You're crapped out. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Ariel. Hey, Ariel. Get it off your chest, mama.

Okay, I'm in D.C. right now. I'm so excited because my graduation is today. I'm graduating from Georgetown University. Oh, congratulations. That's dope. Thank you. Thank you. I'm in D.C. My boyfriend's here. My family flew up from Atlanta. So I'm just really excited. Everyone's here and we're going to have a great day. I'll be in D.C. all weekend, too. Really? What's going on? What are you doing? Shout out to DJ Quicksilver. I got a couple of events with him. I have a day party on Sunday and I'll be at Bowie tomorrow. Awesome.

Okay, cool. My boyfriend's birthday is Sunday, so we may have to do that. Yeah, come to the day party. Okay. Well, congratulations, Mama. Thank you. Have a good one. Get it off your chest.

800-585-1051. If you need the vent, hit us up right now. Yeah, we, mama. Thank you. Have a good one. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need the vent, hit us up right now. Yee, we got rumors on the way? Yes, let's talk about car accidents that just happened. And we'll tell you what. Rappers just recently got into a couple of car accidents. And it was a pretty bad week for one of them. Okay. 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. Morning, everybody. 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. Happy Friday to you.

Happy Friday. Eh, eh, eh. Now, let's get to these rumors. Let's talk Offset. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip.

The rumor report. Gossip. Gossip. Angela Yee. It's the rumor report. The Rumor Report. Gossip, gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. So Offset has been hospitalized after he got into a car accident. They said his car is totally destroyed.

It's a Dodge Challenger. It's green. They said he had to be taken to the hospital afterward for minor injuries, but he is going to be okay. And Cardi B, of course, rushed over there to be by his side. When that happened, they're saying that he did leave the scene of the accident and cops are trying to figure out why.

And if anybody was with him when it happened, they're saying that nobody called the police. They found the vehicle abandoned and they called a tow truck when law enforcement came. Ooh, drop on the clues, Bonzo. Offset getting that money. It's called the Demon. That's probably one of the fastest road cars that you can drive right now.

That's not a track car, the legally fastest car. And clearly it's one of Offset's throwaway cars if he just left it there. Very disposable to him. About 100 grand. Well, she tweeted out, Cardi B tweeted out, So grateful and happy today. God be giving messages in the weirdest way. I love you, Offset.

No prayers up for Offset. I just mean he needs to slow down a little bit. All right. Mac Miller, in the meantime, got arrested for DUI and hit and run after allegedly crashing his car while he was drunk. And then he fled the scene of that accident also. He was driving his 2016 G-Wagon, hit a power pole, knocked it down. Him and his two passengers then ran on foot. An eyewitness called the cops and told them which direction Mac Miller

and his friends ran in. That's when cops arrived at the crash scene, ran the plates, and went to his house, and they found that him there, he confessed to driving drunk and to fleeing from the scene. Paul Mac Miller upset him and Ariana Grande broke up, so he's trying to drink away the pain. You know what that means, right? What? Ariana done moved

on to someone else. Come on now. We know how this works. Soon after a breakup, you drinking, driving, probably listening to Drake. Ariana had probably done moved on already and he found out. Alright now. It might have had nothing to do with her. He might have just been drinking shots with his boy. Okay. Alright. When has this happened to Mac Miller before? Exactly. Alright.

Let's talk about porn star Moe the Monster. He is suing a director because he made him perform in a shoot where the white actress, and Mo the Monster is black, repeatedly called him the n-word. So he says director James Joseph Camp tried twice to get him

to agree to allow the white actress Deborah Hinkle to call him the n-word during the shoot and he said he would not allow it, but however, the woman still said the n-word to him twice during the money shot. So he's now suing. Hmm.

What? He's trying to figure out if that's a fair trade-off. You get to bust off in somebody's face while they call you the N-word. You know what I mean? No, we don't know what you mean. You're busting off in her face. It's both disrespectful. It's not disrespectful. It's two different levels of disrespect.

You're busting off in her face. She called you the N-word. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? If that was you and a white woman said that to you in bed while you were busting off in her face, would you be upset? If I can bust off in her face and do it in her mouth, that's a fair trade. Wait, you go too far. Come on, you can't tell me that's not a fair trade. She called you the N-word and you bust off in her face and do it in her mouth? Could you do it? Could you scrap? If you call me the N-word, I'll... Come on. Now, you can't tell me that's not a fair trade. She called you the N-word, and you bust off in her face and doo-doo in her mouth?

Could you do... Like, could you... You know what? If you call me the N-word, I'll figure it out. I'll find a way to do it in your mouth. And Secure Season 3 has gotten a premiere date, so that's good news. Here is Easter Rae with Amanda Seals talking about the new season. I wanted to ask my insecure castmates what question they got asked the most.

Why is Molly such a mess? Good question. Are you like Kelly? Who is your baby's daddy? Who is it? I always get asked, when is Insecure coming back? Do y'all know?

August 12th! Dropping the clues bombs for Insecure season three. Always here for that. One of my favorite shows on television. So August 12th, get ready for Insecure Season 3. Now get ready for some other television shows.

It turns out that BET is doing a series on ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick. So they're doing a special series about him. You know Kwame Kilpatrick from Detroit. He was the mayor of Detroit from 2002 to 2008. He resigned as mayor in 2008 after being convicted of perjury and obstruction of justice. He was sentenced to four months in jail, released on probation. And then he was sentenced to 18 months to five years for violating his probation. I'm actually interested in that.

Then in 2013, he got sentenced to 28 years in federal prison. Wow. Oh, he's still in jail? He's still in jail. Mmm. All right. Now, Jordan Peelele in the meantime has a series, a Nazi series

coming to Amazon. It's called The Hunt and it depicts Nazi hunters in the 1970s. It's a 10 episode series and it's going to follow a group of Nazi hunting individuals around New York City in 1977 and their mission is to stop Nazis from conspiring to mastermind

genocide in the country. So it's based off of real events. I would check that out. Alright, I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Report. Alright, thank you, Miss Yee. Now when we come back, Uncle Snoop will be joining us. We'll kick it with Uncle Snoop, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ

Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Living legend, Snoop Dogg. Yeah, yeah. Snoop D-O-double G. What's up, player? How you doing, my brother?

I'm slow motion. What made you want to do a gospel album? The climate of the world that we live in here right now, all of the negative energy, just everybody trying to answer each other with negative forces. So I felt like just dropping something that was positive that could reflect back on love and just put some love in the air as opposed to me being ignorant and matching the energy that's out there. Are you a religious person?

I'm very religious, but you know, you wouldn't know if you didn't know me. Why, why, why? Sometimes it's hard, too, because you see a lot of things happening that I know, like Kanye, the things that he has to say about Trump. You have to fight that with positivity. And I've heard you say that before. You've got to fight the negative with the positive. And then the whole, whoa, Vicky situation where she just started talking crazy for no reason.

And I know that takes a lot to be like, whew. Snoop, can't respond with no positivity to, whoa, Vicky. I mean, we do have the devil in us sometimes. But the devil's a lie. You got to rebuke him. Rebuke the devil, Lord. You apologized after that. I did.

I really did, didn't I? Yeah, you did. I'm prone on that. She apologized first. I have to say, she looked scared to death, too. Like something happened. You didn't see all the people dressed in blue on the other side of the camera? You damn fool.

Were you a gospel fan or a gospel music fan? Yes, yes. If you listen to my early music, I always had certain quotes and certain lines that would let you know that I was close to God, that it was some sort of spirit that was in me. Yeah, I think about when you got found not guilty back in the day on the market. First thing you did was drop down and start praying. Yes, sir. A lot of us wait until we win an award to thank God or we get in that position.

But if you look at what's happening and look at what's going on, when you do see a rapper win an award and he says, I want to thank God, that must mean he's connected to him in some form or fashion. You really saying it because you mean it. Have you ever rolled weed up in Bible papers?

I ain't going to lie. When we was in London, like 1996, we didn't have no papers, and they ran out, and we needed to hear something bad. And the homie was like, we need to use the first page of the Bible. The Bible in every hotel room. That's the thinnest piece of paper, just the first page. And there ain't no scriptures on it either. Nope, we took that first page and cut him up in like five different pieces and made five joints out of it.

Father, forgive me. Gracious. I would have to say, you're probably one of the only artists that can play with any genre of music and don't lose it and people don't look at you crazy. You know what it is? Because I understand the genre. It's not me

just, I woke up one morning and wanted to do reggae. No, I always had reggae in me. And when I flew to Jamaica, the spirit of reggae took over me. And it became me. It became my life because I was there and I was doing it. Now with the gospel record, it's always been in me. So if I jump into a gospel project, it's not like this is something I'm just starting to do. It's always been in me.

Now I can actually exercise the ability of making this kind of music with artists who do this style of music. Are you bored with hip-hop? Is that why you do it a little bit too? I wouldn't say I'm bored, but, you know, you got to know when it's time for you to take the backdrop and take the high road. I mean, I've been on top for a long time in the hip-hop industry.

Now I see myself sliding to the back, which is cool with me because I respect the youngsters that have the game in control right now. And I don't have no problem with trying to be what I'm not. I had my run. You know, like Baby Girl was on it the other day. She said she had her fun in the sun. Now she is the sun. Jennifer Lewis, yeah. I feel that same. I felt

that line for real. I felt like I've had my day in the sun. And now I am the sun because I shine on everybody and I give everybody the opportunity to shine when they're with me. I'm not a hater. I don't crush your dreams or your spirits, whether you're a new artist, whether you're an artist from the South, whether you're an artist that's

trying to be like somebody and trying to figure out who you're trying to be. I don't throw no stones at you because I understand you may be trying to develop who you are. But at the same time you're like, what is hip-hop coming to? Yeah, because I'm a... Sometimes when you see people going on social media, that's how they're getting their clout.

Because I was raised off of hip-hop the appropriate way, as far as, like, my elders taught me. The Run DMCs, the Rock Hems, the LL Cool Js, the Ice Cubes, they taught us the right way of hip-hop because they would not allow you to not be dope, not be original, not have style. You had to have all of these criterias and credibilities to work with your style in order for you to be appreciated by those forefathers who were in hip-hop. I believe that it's our fault, the generation of the 90s, because we did not teach.

We got the game. We took control. We ran with it. And we didn't bother to teach like it was taught to us. So then when the next generation gets a hold of it, if they're not taught, they're going to teach themselves. So I feel like it's our fault, the second generation. And I'm one of the ones who didn't teach. That's why I take my time to teach now because I understand as a grown man, as an older rapper,

I can fall into the position of Uncle Snoop and not try to be some old rapper that's hating because your style is dope. You got colors in your hair. you drink lean, you do this. Hey, man, do your thing. I don't understand it, but do your thing. Because they didn't understand me when I came out, when I was cripping, when I was gangbanging, I was doing my thing. They didn't understand that. They ran over my CDs.

They tried to bash me. They banned me from certain countries. But I surpassed, and I became who I am. Oh, my father hated that I used to listen to you. He did? My father was a James Brown, George Clooney type of guy. So I used to have a big afro and the chucks. And when you had that case, oh, you think you Snoop?

You see what he's going through? He made me cut my hair. Well, now he can listen to the Bible. Now he can listen to the Bible of love. Yeah, but now as he owns it. He cut it to the root. He gave him a covitis. I gave him a covitis.

I want it all gone. But now he loves Snoop just because of your personality. He's grown into a grown man. I'm a grandfather now. I've grown into a full grown man. I came out as a 19 year old rapper that didn't really have no understanding. I was on Death Row

Records. They wasn't teaching us nothing. We was wild. We was crazy. We was doing what we wanted to do. You get what I'm saying? Then when I got with No Limit Records, I learned business. Then when I stepped away from No Limit Records, I got with Pharrell and got back with Dr. Dre, and I understood what I was supposed to be doing. And then I created a lane for myself.

I reinvented myself. I did things to diversify my portfolio. I wanted to be an actor. I wanted to be a football coach. I wanted to do everything that I wanted to do. And I said, you know what? I'm just going to do it. I ain't going to ask nobody.

I'm going to do it, and I'm going to do it that I want to do. And I said, you know what? I'm just going to do it. I ain't going to ask nobody. I'm going to do it. And I'm going to do it with love. Question. And I don't like this. If Tupac was alive today, would he be considered a cloud chaser? Tupac would be doing everything. And I said this on an interview a while back that Biggie and Tupac would be doing exactly what I'm doing right now. Because we're the same age, same peers.

We would have had kids and grandkids. And we would have grown into the guy that I am. No, not adult, not adult Pac. The young Pac. If he was in this era at 20-something years old, what would he do? Hell no. Because he was different. He's word of mouth.

You heard about what Pac did. Cloud chasers are telling you what they're doing and trying to become famous. His infamous became, man, Pac shot two police officers. Where? In Atlanta? For real? Man, Pac did this over here? For real?

Something happened in L.A. that y'all don't know about. When some n****s tried to run up on him and jack him, he pulled that thing out and had to pop at some n****s in L.A. years back, which we got the word of mouth, and we respected him that much more. And to me, that's what he was. He was one of them, he'd do something, and the word of mouth get out.

He didn't really speak on it. You spoke on it, or you spoke on it. Then he became legend based off the fact that, you know, man, I heard Pac shot two police officers. Did he? I don't know. They said he did. Then you see the movie, and you see the police officers get shot. You're like, damn, it must be true. And Pac shot at more officers. Did he? I don't know. They said he did. Then you see the movie, you see the police officers get shot,

you're like, damn, it must be true. And Pac shot at more than two cops? Pac shot at some dudes that tried to run down on him? You think that was his first time shooting?

You ain't never seen footage of him in the range? Wow. Most don't practice. Wow. We get our practice the day of the shooting. You know what I'm saying?

Man, that was ready, man. He had a military mind. When he got on Death Row Records after we brought him to us, he and me sat down and he structured some shit to me that I never knew and understood to this day. The art of war. And it was a...

Sun Tzu. Yeah, he was breaking this shit down to me. I was not a nigga listening back then. But he was telling me, look, this is how we gonna do it. Chain of command. Everybody on my team talked to command. Everybody on my team talked to me. Everybody on my team talked to me. They don't talk to us.

So it was like some different like, so it was a certain situation that happened when we was in Belize and Corrupt and him, they got into it. And he said something to Corrupt and Corrupt said something to him and he looked at me and was like, this nigga ain't supposed to be talking to me and I forgot all about it.

I forgot all about the rules and shit. So then now him and Corrupt getting into it serious, like getting really into it. Did they fight? No, they got really into it, right? So then the nigga told Corrupt, he looked at me, he told Corrupt, he said, you ain't even on my level. I had a motherfucking outlaw fuck you up. And then Nate Dogg stepped up and said,

what the f*** are we supposed to do when that's happening? And then Dad stepped up. And then it looked like it was finna go down. And then MC Hammer stepped in and Suge stepped in. And they put water on the fire and it fizzled down. But that was a situation where he was explaining war to me and I didn't understand it and I didn't relay the message to the homies. And it could have went bad based off of him trying to give me a military mind that I didn't have and wasn't prepared for.

Damn. All right, we got more with Snoop when we come back. Don't move. 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. Snoop is in the building. So what do you think about all these artists calling themselves the new Tupac and I'm just like Pac? I mean, you could say that. I mean, basketball players, football players always emulate somebody that they want to be. It's not my right to say that you can't say that. But if you're going to say that, you should know the history of this man is and and understand what you're trying to become and what you're

you know emulating because he was a great person not just a rapper don't look at the thug in him look at the humanitarian work that the songs that he wrote for women the empowerment that he gave to black women the songs he wrote for mothers and just the things that he did that was out of the box we only want to highlight the hit him up and all of the beef that he had but it was things that he did that was out of the box. We only want to highlight the hit him up and all of the beef that he had, but it was things that he did that was so real. For example, I was getting into it with my girlfriend at the time

and we just kept getting into it and all of the n****s on Death Row Records was like, man, f*** that b****. You Snoop Dogg. You can have any b**** you want with you. Tupac came to me and said, man, f*** what they talking about. That girl love Tupac came to me and said, man, fuck what they talking about. That girl love you. You need to marry her.

And I listened to what he said, and I married my wife, and like 20-something years later, we still married. Wow. So it's like, this is the shit that this nigga did that nobody's seen. You only seen the ignorant side. Let's fuck him up and whopty-whoop. But he was a real, loving, caring, compassionate man.

If you really knew him. And if he loved you, he loved you hard. Why would you listen to him knowing he made I get around? Because he seen something in my wife. He seen something in me that nobody else could channel. You know, when you young, you know what I'm saying? You moving and you successful and you having whatever you want. It's like somebody got to brace you. If you don don't check yourself You got to allow yourself to be checked and he was one that I allowed to check me and at that time I was

Uncheckable, you know what I'm saying? Because I felt like I was the shit I felt like I was like some dopest rapper in the world When one of the biggest hardest label in the world, You know, all this s*** that comes with it, the bulls***. And he cleared my vision to where I could see exactly what's happening. And, you know, I'm thankful for that because at that time, imagine if I didn't marry my wife and I just would have been ripping and running and doing all the crazy s***. I may not be as strong as I am.

I look at all of the rappers in the game that have wives, that have strong women in their life. They're stable up top, too. Their mental is strong. I look at the rappers that rappers in the game that have wives, that have strong women in their life. They're stable up top, too. Their mental is strong. That's real. I look at the rappers that got holes in their life or got a woman that's a hole. Or, you understand me,

their life and their stability is not there because there's no stability at home. You can do what the f*** you want to do, so when you go home, you do what the f*** you want to do. When you got a woman at home, envy will tell you, you can't do that s***. You got to fix this s***.

You got to straighten it out. And want to straighten it out. Not just because, not because of the kids, because of y'all. You understand what I'm saying? That's real. But sometimes men do have strong women at home and they still mess up.

But they're still growing. It's part of life. You have to grow into who you are. I wasn't always as good as I am, and I'm not perfect. I still f*** up. But at the same time, I f*** up. Like, in general.

I f*** up in general. Like, I may do something out of pocket or look at somebody different or follow somebody or do whatever I'm not supposed to do. That's part of life. But the point is, I'm working on me trying to be a better me. I'm working on spending more time with my wife, treating her like the queen that she is, letting everybody know that she's

the boss lady, making more representation of her as opposed to keeping her in the cut and me ripping and running and playing and doing what I want. When she's there, the play is real minimum now. You understand what I'm saying? So it's like to be able to possess that gift and say, you know what?

I'm not ashamed no more. I seen you put up a tweet about a week ago about how your wife makes you strong and how your wife pretty much keeps you on that same path and same line, and I felt that so much. And then to go to Kanye, and it was compared to Kanye's, and I was like, wow.

Do you feel like he doesn't have that support at home because he's able to do it? Because I was thinking, if some of the stuff that he said and I said, my wife would have had me by my ass. She would Because I was thinking, if some of the stuff that he said and I said, my wife would have had me by my ass. Check this shit out of me right now. She would have smacked me in the back of the head. She would have took my thing and threw it in the river. Right now.

Right. You know what I mean? She's not going to sympathize with you and say, oh, Envy's just, you know, thinking freely. Free thinking. That n***a slapped a dog's a** out you if you say some a** like that. Your kids is looking at you.

What you doing? But what I'm saying is, and I hate to be black and white. You need a black woman. There's no black women in this life. Let's just keep that 100. Like, that's real, man. I got aunties that pull up and put them big old church hats on. What's happening?

What you on? Nephew? You bullshitting. We taught you way better than that. So it's like, it got to a point where it was like, it was funny. Then it got sad.

It was like, no, man. And his mom isn't in his life anymore. Exactly. That's when I started to think that how she was instrumental in his life. Remember the music he was making when she was here

and the spirit that he had? That's gone now. And if you never lost your mother, you don't understand that feeling. So I had to sympathize with that and say, you know what, maybe the women around him should look into getting him some help from some women that's stronger than them.

You know, if I'm not the strongest man in my house, I'm going to go seek some strength. Hey, Charlie Wilson, what's happening, man? Boosie Collins, I need to holler at y'all, man. Get me right, man. Get my spirit together. You can't be afraid to go seek help. You can't feel like, you know what I'm saying,

nobody can help you. I think they need to break that wall over there because if you look at the people that went in that house with their minds straight, let's go to Lamar Odom. Smoking crack. Let's go to Kanye West. We don't know how that's going to end. Let's go to

Rob Kardashian. Fat and sloppy. Okay, now I'm just saying. Champagne sloppy. But the women on point. Million dollar deals. Walking and sloppy. Okay, now I'm just saying. Champagne sloppy. But the women on point. Million dollar deals. Walking the runway. Selling makeup. Emojis. Should we be concerned for Travis Scott? Mm-hmm.

Do you feel like that? Y'all better get that cup of tea away from that. Travis, if you're listening, get out now. Have you reached out to Ye as the OG? How can I reach out to him? Oh, if you're listening, get out now. Have you reached out to the OG? How can I reach out to him? Oh, yeah, you're right. I don't want to be in that house

with that cup of tea. When I meet with the in the hood, pull up. You feel like dad should have called the Crips on him, though? Come on, man. You can't take everything serious, man. Some shit is just done to be done. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, you say that to old Vicky apologizing like she didn't have that gun.

I was like, look, she looks terrified. She's in like five apology videos. See, social media rubs certain people the wrong way, and that's the effects of it. Like Charlamagne is my dog. Now, me and Charlamagne get into it, and it look like we really serious. He may have some shit with him that be like, man, f*** Snoop Dogg. Right. And then he got to clear this s*** up and be like, no, f***,

we was just on the radio, n***a, having a radio argument, n***a. Oh, f*** that s***, I n***a said that. And then it becomes, f*** Snoop Dogg, n***a, you shouldn't have dissed Charlamagne. Well, hold on, Charlamagne didn't even approve of that. But... No, I can't come to LA. You get what I'm saying? Make sure that you approve.

We're just gonna take that one part. Thank you. See, there it is. I'm gonna send it to Dad. Make sure y'all approve the message from the approver. Alright, when we come back, we got more with Snoop. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. E-J-N-V-Angela

Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Snoop is in the building. N.V. Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Snoop is in the building. Yee. Do you look back at some of your old lyrics given the climate of what's happening today with women's empowerment and be like, damn, that was kind of f***ed up that I said that? Nope. Hell no.

That was me. I love every mother f***er. Man, f*** them hoes. Man, stop. Man, f*** Snoop. Don't say that. No, I'm just saying that's me back then. Oh, okay.

Well. Now you're in the middle of the Me Too time zone. Okay. God, man. Don't say that. No, I'm just saying that's me back then. Oh, okay. Well. Now you're in the middle of the Me Too time zone. Okay. God, man. I mean, now I'm saying at the time that I was making that music, that's who Snoop Doggy Dogg was. Right. I can't change that.

You look at Malcolm X, right, when he was red. Damn right. He was red like a mother, right? And when he became Malcolm X, that was not him anymore. So that's not me anymore. But at the same time, I perform these songs. I do shows. I do that because it's a part of my catalog.

But the person that made that song no longer exists because this is the person now, the father, the husband, the grandfather, the football coach. This is who I am now. So when I do these records, I feel some kind of way because I'm not that person. But if I sitting in the, rocking in the crowd, like telling me to do Bitches Ain't Sh**. Man, you sure? Not now. Do it right now. And it's a woman telling me to do it. Bitches Ain't Sh**. Women were singing along and loving those

songs just as much. Thank you. You know, y'all was riding to our music. Even today, I still, and then I'd be like, Dan, this does sound crazy now, but back then, we was like. You know when it's crazy for me? When my daughter listening to it. Now, when my wife listen to it, it don't bother me, because she grew up with me. And she knew what it was. Exactly.

When my daughter listen to it, and I walk by the room, and hear her listen to this s***, and this s*** sucking d*** and all this, and whoop, I'm like, hold on, what the hell, time out. How do you explain to your daughter it ain't no fun if the homies can't have that? I can't explain it to her. She's 19 years old now, so the game is explaining it to her now. You gotta understand

me as a father and a mother, you do your job to get them to a certain point, and then that's when your teachings have to be in their head, and now they have to take that journey, and then the rest is on them in the game. They gonna learn from there. And we didn't know. We didn't know that that was rape culture back then. That wasn't rape culture.

You're going to try to make me like I was raping nobody. You're going to knock it off. You have a bitch from 1993. He raped me. It's no fun. Nope, nope, nope. Remember outside the video when you had the condoms? All the homies came in the place.

Exactly, exactly. With consent. Now, you know, Gayle King just said Oprah smokes weed, right? So who is the person you have smoked weed with that surprised you like,

damn, you smoke? Martha. No, I haven't smoked with Martha yet. Have you ever smoked with Oprah? No, I haven't, but watch this.

I went to a William Morris party. I forgot what it was called, but it was like the big party that they do every year. And one year, go to the party and I forgot what it was called, but it was like the big party that they do every year. And one year, go to the party, and I walk in, and motherf***er

Oprah Winfrey right there. But Gayle come to me first. You know what I'm saying? Because she real hood. She walk over like, what's happening Snoop Dogg? I'm like, what's happening in there? You know, me and Oprah, we love what y'all do. Where is she? She's right there. Take the picture with her, so I slide off in the back.

I say, all right, let me see if they really f*** with me. I blaze up. Now the smoke is starting to run through the whole point. And then Gail and a few others make their way to my vicinity. Not my vicinity, but my vicinity. Not my vicinity, but my vicinity. And smoke goes from here to there. It starts to hula hoop and do the Hawaii

dance. And before you know it, it's entangled in everybody's system. And I look at Oprah, and Oprah looks at me. And I want to hand it to her, but there's too many people looking. So I just and I blow a long-range O at her. And that m**** would just slide across the room.

And it hits her in the face and it explodes like this. The O went like this. It was like magic. I said, I should have been Snapchatting this s***. Instagramming. Wow, Snoop busted in Oprah's face. That's a headline. You gotta put that up there. She didn't tell you to pass that shit?

Nah, hell nah. There was too many people in there. There was too many executives. Gail smoked with you? Nope. Okay. But it was some Hollywood heavyweights that was smoking with me, though. Who's the person that you can't say?

Even now when it's legal? It's the code of the street, man. I can't tell on him or her because they have yet to say. Now, once they speak on it, then I can speak on it. For example, Cameron Diaz, right? She's an actress. She went to the same high school I went to. Nobody knew that until she got on the interview and said...

What school was this? Long Beach Poly High School. Really? She was like, well, when I was in high school... And they was like, didn't you go to school with Snoop? She was like, yeah, I used to buy weed from him. And then she opened a can of worms and I was like, yeah, I did. Used to sell a little something, something on it.

I wasn't going to say nothing, but since she did. Hello. Now, when you did that video where you shot at the clown dressed as Trump, did they have the secret service outside your house? Like, what was the backlash from that we didn't see? Hello? Put the dope up, cuz.

There's some suits on outside. Hold on. Who is it? Who? Hold on, cuz. Hold on. We coming. Put the dope up.

They at the door. Hey, how are you? Yes, we're from the... Oh, wow. We'd like to speak with you. Okay, let's talk. Oh, man. I didn't mean that, man. I was just... Hey, man. Leave me Oh, wow. We'd like to speak with you. Okay, let's talk. Oh, man, I didn't mean that. Man, I was just, hey, man, leave me alone, man.

Free speech. Yeah, but it was them peoples. That's with him. And they just wanted to see if it was... A credible threat. Exactly. And that's the procedure of it. They have to see what your intent was.

And then what f***ed them up was the video director. They had a meeting with me and him. So the video director is white. And guess when they was trying to check me and like, you can't. The video director said, let me intervene. I wrote the treatment and I whoop-de-wop-whoop. All he did was acted in it. Then the tone went all the way down.

Oh. We thought the n***a did it. Okay, well, just... Don't do that. Don't do that no more. Okay. All right. Damn. Thank goodness it wasn't F. Gary Gray that directed it.

Yeah, it was. Is that the reason why you say you wouldn't bash him no more, though? You know I've been riding this motherfucking ass. I ride him till the wheels fall off. I love talking shit about him, man. He's a comedian, man. I don't even know how the motherfuckers got in office, man. That just still blows my mind.

But then you also realize that he does feed off of that. He does. And he loves it. Now, he's a cloud chaser. 100%. That motherfucking, that is the face of cloud chasing. 100%. Back in the day, y'all used to party with him and kick it.

Nah, nah, nah. Don't say that. Party, kick it, bullshit. That nigga gave me a whole lot of money to hang out with him one night, and I took it. Where was that at? I don't remember, but I took it and shook his hand. He was looking this way, and I was looking this way. I got the picture at my house right now

and always walk by and be like, why you got that picture up? I'm like, it's just on the wall. I said, maybe I'll be target practice with him when I get my

not right. He paid you to host the party or something? I think it was something like that, like a boy boy matching party with like a bunch of females. I think it was like

something like Candyland or somewhere. It was all the girls and they was dressed in candy. You ain't never heard of that? No. It's like all the girls were like,

okay, for example, she'd have skittles all over her body and the other girl would have like starbursts. It's like, it's all, everything.

How did I get in this? Because you're the only woman in here. So this was the party that he threw. So he paid me a whole lot of money to like host and like, you host and do a couple of songs. So back then, it wasn't like y'all was actually cool. Y'all just used to do...

He was a promoter. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was a promoter of fun and pleasure. Right. Because he had money and he was hip. So you got to understand one thing about people with money. A lot of times, they not cool. Right.

So they have to buy cool. They pay for cool, yep. Exactly. And the coolest in the world, you sitting right next to him. So that price could differ. Depends on who needs to cool in their life. You understand? If you need a splash of Kool-Aid, or do you need a whole glass of Kool-Aid?

Now let's talk, who we got to go to? Let's talk Joker's Wild. Yeah, because that's what we're really here for. I enjoy watching that show because I be knowing the answers. You know all the answers? Yes. I'm gonna bring you on a celebrity edition just because you said that. I'm actually pretty good at it.

Okay. All right, I'm glad you said that. Does a slug urinate? I'm sure they do. Yee. No. Charlamagne was right. Yeah, I'm sure they do.

I wouldn't be. I know the answer. You the host. I didn't know the answer either. I was like, no, they don sure they do. I know the answer. You're the host. I didn't know the answer either. I was like, no, they don't urinate. I didn't know that one, too. Well, Jokers Wild is a show that was created in the 70s. And I've been watching a lot of game shows and been on a lot of game shows.

And I just wanted to get in the spirit of doing a game show because I felt like I had the chops to do it, to hold it and maintain and make it fun. So this show is about questions and answers and a total of money that you can win at the end of the day by getting the answers right. It's you versus another opponent. And a lot of the questions will be given to you from celebrities, and they'll be given in a snoopified way to where it has my twist on it. And we have a certain section where it's like we'll read fairy tales,

but we'll read the fairy tale in a gangster fashion. You would have to figure out what that fairy tale is. So it's different levels of the show that are connected to me, and then there's levels of the show that's just connected to the game show world. So a regular person that just watches game shows or wants to be on a game show will feel at home. But if you hip-hop-minded, then you'll really have a good time on the show. All right. Well, we appreciate you for joining us.

Now, a question. Has anybody from your football team made the league yet? What? What are you talking about? I've got 12 people in the NFL right now. I got a Super Bowl champion that played with the Denver Broncos. Ronnie Hillman was on the team with Peyton Manning. I got about 11, 12 right now in the league right now doing their thing.

You ain't never seen a Netflix show? No, I ain't seen it. I think it's Snoop building Wakanda. For real, though. I might need to see my son out there, man. Vibranium. Play with Chelsea. Vibranium in me.

Well, it's Snoop Dogg. Hello. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Wake your ass up. The Breakfast Club. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. On The Breakfast Club.

So, Serena Williams, as we're watching this whole royal wedding that's about to take place this weekend, tomorrow, right with Meghan Markle getting married, and it turns out that she is not going to have her father walk her down the aisle. Instead, it's going to be her future father-in-law, Prince Charles, that will take over these duties, all because Meghan Markle's father, as you know, is not going to be attending the wedding. He's sick. Well, Serena Williams talked

about her own father not walking her down the aisle on her HBO docuseries Being Serena. Here's what she had to say. I think I got the text from my dad like an hour before the wedding was supposed to start. He was in New Orleans. He had a suit and I know he was really excited. But then he wrote me and said, Serena, I don't want you to be mad at me, but I just can't walk you down the aisle. I'm not myself anymore. I'm too nervous. And I wrote right back, and I said,

Daddy, it's okay. If you don't want to come to the wedding at all, that's okay, too. I'm not going to be upset with you about it, so I don't want you to be upset about it. What, he had anxiety or something? Yeah, I thought they were cool. He got too nervous.

Wow. Nervous about what? Walking his daughter down or being in front of people? Yeah, so many people watching. Really? He just got nervous. It's not probably what he signed up for in life. What do you mean?

That's his baby girl. Well, she's fine with it as long as she said she's okay with it and she understood. She said maybe a lot of daughters wouldn't react the same way, but I know the struggles he's had these last few years and all of that. So she said his health is better, but I know he doesn't feel like himself. He doesn't feel like he's perfect. So she understood. He could be having health issues.

He could be dealing with really, really intense anxiety. You never know. Yeah, so, and Meghan Markle, by the way, as we're getting ready for the royal wedding tomorrow, she's had all kinds of issues going on that have been very public. Her ex-husband was trying to pitch a TV show based on his relationship with her.

People are betting on everything because, you know, they're really big on betting in the UK. Everything from what color, you know, whatever the br big on betting in the UK. Everything from what color, you know, whatever the bridesmaids are going to wear and all of that. So it's a lot going on. But, you know,

she's been facing a lot of things, including racism, being the fact that she's biracial and she's American. People have a problem with that. So there's a lot going on

as we get ready for this royal wedding tomorrow. Who is we? Everybody, because it's going to be live. I ain't watching this. I ain't watching this. I count as we too.

I ain't watching it now. As we get ready. I count as we too. I ain't watching it. As we get ready. They said that she actually was, her name was searched more than Donald Trump's here in the United States. That's not hard. But they search Donald Trump all the time, and he's always at the top. And she actually overtook him for the first time, because everybody is talking about, if you watch the news and everything. And a lot of little girls are saying, wow, that's, you know, it's a real life princess now. And it's a woman who

is a woman of color, which has I'm holding off for Cardi and Offset's royal wedding. Okay. And you know, Meghan Markle, she had to shut down her Facebook, her Instagram, her Twitter accounts, her website. She can't act anymore. So? She got a castle now. She don't need all that. She got a castle now. But that's something that she works for her whole life.

So that's just part of what comes with it. What time does it start? Oh, I don't know. But you know, it's in London, so there's a five-hour time difference. So they're five hours ahead of us. All right, now let's talk about MTV suspending Catfish. All because Neve is being accused of sexual misconduct. They're not going to film anymore while they perform this investigation. So details are still a little bit unclear. But there were two videos posted by a woman who appeared on the show three years ago

saying that a man that she called Jack had made several inappropriate sexual comments. Now, Neve has denied these claims. He released a statement and he said the behavior described in this video did not happen and unfortunate that there are a number of former colleagues who were present during this time period who are willing to speak up

with the truth. I've always been transparent about my life and would always take responsibility for my actions, but these claims are false. Oh, she said he made comments. Yeah, I don't know exactly. Inappropriate sexual comments. Oh, well, I mean,

if that's the case, everything's recorded on Catfish. If she was actually on the show, everything's recorded. Mm-hmm. Yeah, so a lot of people believe that this woman, Aisha Morgan, was referring to Neve when she was making these comments on tape.

All right. Tierra Marie, in the meantime, has done a press conference. And she was with her attorneys, Lisa Bloom and Walter Mosley. And she is going to be suing. She's suing her ex-boyfriend, Akbar Abdullah Had. And she's also suing 50 Cent. Here's what she had to say in that press conference. Last week, I found out that my boyfriend was cheating on me. So broke up with him right after that he posted a sex tape he had my instagram

password so he posted them on my instagram to make me look terrible then his good friend 50 cent posted the obscene photo of me and said get the strap 50 cent has 18 million followers. Even after Instagram took the picture down, he had no remorse, no regard, and he posted another photo and complained that IG was censoring him. Where's the Get the Scrap t-shirts? 50, why you don't got Get the Scrap t-shirts yet? I'm sure they coming. All right, now, Tiara says this all was an attempt to slut shame her. It's caused significant long-term emotional injuries, requiring psychiatric services,

and she's suing them for revenge porn, invasion of her privacy, and emotional distress. I don't think that 50 should be held accountable for this because it's something that was posted online. A lot of people reposted it. Why aim it to Biggest Fish just because you can't? He lost Rick Ross' baby mom when he posted that sex tape. That was different, though. I think he posted that first. I think he bought that and posted that allegedly.

Exactly. But this one, everybody posted. Yes. Not to say that posting it was right, but you shouldn't be able to sue him. You've got to sue everybody. Well, I guess we'll see what ends up happening. What she's saying is that he has so many followers that him posting it actually caused emotional distress for her. Man, stop it.

And emotional injuries. So we shall see what happens. In the meantime, 50 Cent went to social media and he posted, I have an unscripted show idea that's going to blow you away now that I'm being pulled into a reality show storyline. LOL, get the strap. And then he posted Mona Scott and said, LOL, Mona, like, yeah, we got the lawyer on love and hip hop film.

This ish, get the strap. So I guess he's unbothered. All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. All right, thank you, Miss Yee. Charlamagne! Yes. Who you giving that donkey to? Listen, before after the hour, let's talk self-awareness, man. I need a young lady named Safira. What's Safira's last name?

Safira's last name is Allen. Safira Allen, come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with you, please. All right, we'll do that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Dumb ass. You get dunked here today. All right, we'll do that when we come back. tap them gloves. Let's go. They had to make a judgment of who was going to be on the donkey of the day. They chose you. The breakfast club, bitches. Who's donkey of the day today?

Yes, donkey of the day for Friday, May 18th goes to a young lady named Safira Allen. Now look, man, it is too much real racial profiling, too much real discrimination

going on out here in these streets for us to be crying wolf when it comes to racism, okay? Y'all know what crying wolf is, right? Yes. All right. Okay. Well, let me inform the people who don't know. It's to raise a false alarm, to ask for assistance when you don't need it, to exaggerate or lie. And that is exactly what Safira Allen did. Now, according to the Washington Post, Safira was a disruptive passenger who was late to board a Spirit Airlines flight

from Atlanta to Las Vegas. Now, according to the incident report, Safira was late for her flight, and when told she was too late to board, she ran past the gate agent and got on the flight anyway. Now, I'm not the highest grade of weed in the dispensary, but if you do something like that in any airport in the world, no matter the airline, it's not going well for you. But Safira didn't get that memo, nor is she willing to take responsibility for her own actions

because she said it was Spirit Airlines' fault for her tardiness in the first place because she claims that spirit closed the boarding gate 20 minutes earlier than scheduled first of all why the hell are you flying spirit okay spirit is so trash i booked a flight on spirit one time and they canceled the flight for no reason the weather was nice everything was good and they canceled the flight for no reason and refused to give me my money back when I called. I don't rock with Spirit. But do you, boo?

Now, when Spirit closed the boarding gate early, and, you know, she claimed when Spirit closed the boarding gate early, you know, she decided to weaponize racism and discrimination in order to prove a point. And she decided to do it all on a 19-minute Facebook rant. Let's go to ABC7 Chicago for the report, please. A passenger's rant on board a Spirit Airlines plane is going viral on social media. Passenger Safira Allen had apparently missed an earlier flight from Atlanta to Las Vegas. Spirit Airlines says Allen ran down the boarding ramp of another Spirit flight to Vegas and took

a seat that wasn't ticketed to her. When the gate agent tried to remove her from the plane, she refused and instead fired up her cell phone and took her story to Facebook Live. A Spirit gate agent tries to get Allen to stand up, but she refuses to unbuckle her seat belt. Allen tells her Facebook Live audience the entire episode is Spirit's fault for making her miss her initial Vegas flight. Since Allen wouldn't budge,

the airline ordered all the other passengers to deplane. Atlanta police then board the plane to remove Allen. Allen is being charged with criminal trespass, simple battery, and obstruction of a law enforcement officer. I know based off what we have been seeing on airlines lately, you want to give Safira the benefit of the doubt, but Safira is full of caca, ladies and gentlemen. Okay, we are all walking contradictions, every single one of us, but Safira, your contradictions are ridiculous. Let's listen to some of Safira Allen's Facebook rants live from Spirit Airlines. Yeah, I'm not getting off this plane.

How y'all going to inconvenience me? I get on the plane and y'all tell me I got to get off? No, today I'm not. And I'll make sure it's recorded because if you ever fly, don't fly Spirit. Call the security, eh? Because y'all left the white lady on earlier when the gate was closed, but when the black lady tried to come on the gate, y'all ain't let the b**** on this motherf***er.

They're gonna have to put me off because they're gonna tell me I was cussing. I don't even cuss. I'm orthodox, so what are you saying? What? She's right. She doesn't curse. It can't be her.

Safira doesn't cuss because she's orthodox. She let us know that immediately after cussing. Okay? She seems unorthodox. You should know at this moment she's orthodox. She let us know that immediately after cussing. She seems unorthodox. You should know at this moment she's a liar. At this very moment, we should know she can't be trusted now. When she was asked by the crew and security to get out of her seat and exit the plane, she said this.

I'm not getting off this plane to negotiate with no terrorists. Because clearly they're the terrorists. They terrorized me in my own country. Okay, let's follow this now. She called the crew and security terrorists and said she was being terrorized in her own country all because she was late to her flight and decided to run past the gate agent after being told she couldn't board the plane.

One thing so many of us lack is self-awareness. Self-awareness is the ability to take an honest look at your life without any attachment to it being right or wrong, good or bad. Safira has none of that because she called the crew in security terrorists. She also said she was being racially discriminated against. So if you are claiming these two things, what you can't do is then proceed to terrorize and be racist toward other passages as they are being deplained because of your BS.

Oh, you didn't know that's what happened? Let's listen to Safira work. If I can't go to Las Vegas, Nevada, neither can y'all. Yeah, I don't give a ball head ass either, lady. So go on, get out of the damn place. Okay, okay, but I still fight you, so get off the plane. Deep plane is, you know what deep plane means?

You ain't going to heaven either. You're going to hell. That's hell that way. Hell that way. Y'all going to hell. Hell is that way. Hell is that way. Yep, way. Y'all going to hell. Hell is that way. You're like a donkey of the day. Dang. Hell is that way. You look like a donkey. Yep.

I know. A monkey, too. Oh, oh, oh, oh. I look like a monkey, too. Bye. Hello. How y'all doing? Can you see me?

Hi. Welcome to America. She is crazy. Wow. Drop on the clues bombs for that passenger who was the boy in the flight and gave Safira a donkey at a day and a moment. Thank you for doing my job, young lady. I wish I knew your name so I could show you love, but thank you.

Now, back to Safira. Come on, sis. There's people being racially discriminated against all the time, okay? We've seen real acts of discrimination on airlines from Tamika Mallory to the Asian guy who got dragged off the plane. But you, Safira, stop it. Don't weaponize real issues like racism for your own personal agenda. And how you racially discriminate

against yourself by calling yourself a monkey. It made that monkey noise. It made the monkey noise. You was late to your flight. You ran past the security agent and boarded anyway. In this day and age, post 9-11, when a random act of terrorism can happen at any moment, you're lucky you didn't get shot, okay? This has nothing to do with racism or discrimination. This is just you and your own poor choices. Please let the passenger who had to deboard the plane because of Zafira give Zafira Allen the biggest hee-haw. Hell is that right? You are the donkey of the day.

Uh-huh. Uh-huh. My goodness. Oh, man. All right, well, thank you for that donkey of the day. Thank you very much. When we come back... Oh, oh, hit the music. First of the day. Thank you very much. When we come back. Oh, hit the music.

First of all, we haven't done this in a while. Let's see if we still got it. Talk for a second. He ain't got it. Well, first of all, say it. No, I can't say it because he ain't got it yet. Man, say it. We'll get to it. It's Friday.

Wait. It's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. There we go. We got it now. This was not my idea. Yes, it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. There we go. We got it now. This was not my idea. Yes, it was. I just want to put this disclaimer out there.

It was my idea, and the reason it was my idea is because I've been talking about this ever since Angelina told this story. Tell them, Yee. Well, there's a porn star, Moe the Monster. Moe the Monster. Yes. He is. Actually, you know him. He's suing a director.

You know him? Because he was doing a shoot, and the white actress repeatedly called him the N-word during the shoot even though Moe the Monster told the director James Joseph Camp that he did not want that to go down. Alright, so we're asking 800-585-1051. Is that the whole story? No, she didn't tell the story. Tell the good part.

Well, twice, even though he said he didn't want the N-word used, twice during the money shot his white co-star said the N-word to him. Okay, keyword, money shot, keyword, N-word. All right. So she said the N-word, and he gave her the man milk.

He got the bust off in her face. The man milk. So racial insensitivity or facial insensitivity? So are we saying racial for facial? I think it's a fair trade. So you're saying racial for facial is pretty good. I think that's a fair trade. So you're saying racial for facial is pretty good. I think that 90% of people would allow somebody to call him a racial slur if they got the bus off in their face. Okay.

You can call me an N-word if I get the bus off in your face. All right. Now think about this. If you're a gay man and the man wants to call you the F-word, but you get the bus off in that man's face, you wouldn't take that trade? Come on now. So if Donald Trump. Come on now. If you got the bus off in Donald Trump's face, you wouldn't take that trade? Come on now. Donald Trump. Come on now. If you got to bust off in Donald Trump's face. This is just a crazy

topic. What are we doing here? But he has to call you the N-word. Is that okay? I'm taking that for the culture. Racial insensitivity or facial insensitivity. I'm busting off all in Trump's face. And I just want to put this out there. Mo the Monster has been on lip service, so make sure y'all check that episode out of lip service with Mo. So if you and Donald Trump's in the room, right, and he called you

an N-word, you could actually... Racial insensitivity or facial insensitivity. You could actually... I think that's a fair trade. You could do... What's more disrespectful than that? Unless you're doing it to, like, a woman you love. Alright, 800... Think about that. 585-1051.

Racial for a facial. Do you agree? Can you do it? Do you think it's okay? Racial insensitivity or facial insensitivity? Would you let somebody call you a slur if you get the boss off in their face? Think about this for your answer, people. Yeah, why do you make that face when you do it? Are you thinking about... You want to make a trade?

Mr. White Man? Huh? Well, I got something to say with the camera in his hand. Huh? You want me to say the N-word? Well, then you know what has to happen. This could be good. Come over here and get on your you know what has to happen. This could be good. Come over here and get on your knees.

This could be good. This could be good. Give me some lotion. This could be good. Call us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Woo!

The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Shalameen the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. It's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. Yes, and the Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday question is racial or facial? Now, this comes from Moe the Monster.

Can you tell them about the story? Yes, Moe the Monster is suing, and that is because the director allowed a white actress during one of his porn sex scenes to call him the N-word during the money shot. So she called him the N-word twice while he was money shotting on her face. So racial insensitivity or facial insensitivity, I'm going to be honest with you, I think this is a fair trade.

You disrespect me by calling me the N-word, I disrespect you by busting off in your face. Like, why wouldn't you take that? That's a fair deal. Why, but if they like it. What do you mean if they like it? If they like it. I doubt they would like it, you know what I'm saying? I mean's a fair deal. Why, but if they like it. What you mean if they like it? If they like it. I doubt they would like it, you know what I'm saying? I mean, she's a porn star, so she may like it, but I'm just talking about regular

everyday people. If you as a racist, or you as a homophobe want to call me a slur, you want to call me the N-word, you want to call me the F-word that rhymes with maggot, cool, as long as I get the bus off in your face. I think that if we could make it to where

every time somebody uses a slur that oppresses people, like the n-word, or the gay slur, sperms would automatically be able to get shot in they face. They're like slime. They slime exactly. Now hold on. What if you're

a woman saying it? You can squirt too. What do you mean if you're a woman saying it bust off too You can squirt too I don't have sperm What do you mean if you're a woman saying it I don't have sperm So I can't do that in anybody's face You can squirt I don't think it's as easy

I just said sperm I don't know where the sperm Gonna come from It could be just like slime Oh so if I just carry sperm With me and throw it on you Do we know where slime Comes from on Nickelodeon

No it just drops from the sky So imagine if we could Design something The way sperm could just Drop from the sky Every time you use A racial sl something where sperm could just drop from the sky every time you use a racial slur in an oppressive manner. I'd be like, yo, you N-word. Bust off in his face.

Hey, you F-word that rhymes with maggot. Bust off in his face. Oh my goodness. Hello, who's this? What's going on? It's Mom. What's up, baby? What's up, bro? We're talking about racial for a facial. Would you let somebody call you the N-word if you could bust off on his face? Hell yeah, man.

You know, actually, I did that too because I'm sorry. I didn't mean to curse. I'm sorry. Yes. I did that too. I was in Fresno, California. I used to mess with the 63 on the soccer team. And she was like, can I use the N-word?

I'm like, yo, you want to use the N-word? You want to use it? So I gave her the pass, and I spelled my initials on his forehead. Touchdown! Oh, my goodness. Touchdown! Touchdown. Hello?

Hello? Who's this? This is Moon from Brooklyn. What's going on? Oh, I know you think this is a fair trade. No, he doesn't. No, he doesn't. What up, Charlemagne?

What up, champ? What's up, my brother? Ray's here for a face shoot. What do you think? We're from Brooklyn. We don't play that. Listen, I ain't. Charlamagne, what up, champ? What's up, my brother? Racial for a facial. What do you think? We from Brooklyn. We don't play that. Listen, I ain't going to lie, man. For that kind of deal, Taylor Swift can make an album and put me on the cover as long as

she's going to let me shoot on her at the end. What is wrong with y'all? You guys are crazy. This is a fair trade. This is not a fair trade. There's nothing more disrespectful than busting off in a person's face. So you call me a racial slur, I get the bust off in your face. I don't see the problem.

It's a fair trade. Now, let me a racial slur, I get the bus off in your face. I don't see the problem. It's a fair trade. Now let me ask you a question, right? Oh, man. Now let's say a white guy's walking down the block and he heard you just say crack-ass crackers. It's not the same thing

and the reason it's not the same thing is because crack-ass crackers is not an oppressive term. Oh. It's not. It's a term used towards the racist and the bigots. It's not an oppressive term.

The N-word is an oppressive term. Calling somebody the F-word that rhymes with maggot when they're gay is an oppressive term. The N-word is an oppressive term. Calling somebody the F-word that rhymes with maggot when they get is an oppressive term. Got you, got you, got you. All right. 800-585-1051. We're talking racial for a facial.

Do you agree? It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, it's Friday, so you know what that means.

It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday! And the Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday question is racial for a facial. Racial insensitivity or facial insensitivity? From Moe the Monster. Tell him, Yee. Yes, Moe the Monster is suing. He's saying that the director had the white actress, even though he told her not to, call him the N-word twice during the money shot scene. and Charlamagne Tha God thinks that's a fair trade you're you

can't call me the n-word as long as I get the district I think that if you I think that should be a thing like if anybody calls you a racial slur in an oppressive manner then sperm should come out of nowhere that I don't know shoot them in a fit out of nowhere right now absolutely what if you're having sex with somebody that y'all both really like each other and you always do that to her anyway? Well, that's not disrespectful. That's what I said.

It's only disrespectful when it's not somebody you love. You're only going to let somebody that you really love do that to you. And that's only on special occasions like birthdays, you know what I'm saying, anniversaries. I don't want to just bust off my wife's face every day for leisure. Well, shout out to her. Yeah, shout out to her. All right. Mother's Day was just a city of the day.

Well, you know what that means. That's a special occasion. Listen, I take squirting to chess all the time, by the way. I'm a champ, all right? I don't stop licking when she starts squirting. Hey, good morning. Hello. Hey, how are you? Sorry that you was hearing this all the time. No, you're good, man. You're good. Good morning, guys. How you guys doing?

Good, good, good. Racial for facial. Would you mind if somebody said something racial to you, if you could bust off in their face? I do not mind at all, especially if they're fine. I think that's a fair trade. That is a fair trade. This has nothing to do with them being fine. I just want to say men have no morals.

Y'all are disgusting. This has nothing to do with being fine. This is about disrespect. You call me a racial sir, I'm going to bust off in your face. Imagine the strangest sperm in your face. My goodness. Hello, who's this? This is LaRon.

Hey, what's up, bro? We're talking racial for a facial. If somebody says something racially, racial to you, would it be okay if you could bust off in their face? Hey, you know what? As my African-American side, man, I'm going to tell you, yeah. You know what I mean? As a dude from Compton, I'm going to tell you, yeah. You know, as a dude from Compton, I'm going to tell you, yeah. But as a military veteran and to stand up for the Americans across the nation,

I'm going to say no, man. We have to stand up and be better than that. You're not going to sit here and tell me that in the military, probably Guantanamo Bay somewhere, they didn't put sperm in some terrorist's face as they were shaking them down, trying to get information. You're not going to tell me they didn't bust off in a couple of their faces. You know what? You're absolutely right.

I'm not going to tell you that. Disrespect for disrespect. That's a fair trade. But as an American, as an African American, I will not. No, I will not. Thank you. I appreciate you for that. I agree with you.

I have to know better. I have to be better. I have to show better. There we go. Now, let me go to my homie on the line. Trav, you there? Hey! Hey!

What up, sis? Hey, what's up, Trav? Now, sis. Hi, Trav. A man wants to call you the F word that rhymes with maggot, right? But you get the bus off in his face. Fair trade or not? No, there ain't no fair trade.

Thank you. Thank you, Trav. But even the racial thing, like, I've had white men reach out to me, like, on social media and, like, little apps and stuff. Like, oh, let me get that nigger. And stuff like that. And I'm like, And I kindly read them Or I throw an astronomical number at them Like sure

For 50,000 bucks Hit me up Trav I ain't even talking about a gay man I'm talking about a straight man That's just homophobic Calls you the F word That rhymes with maggot You wouldn't bust off in his face

With disrespect No I'm gonna call my cousin Keeming him And I'm gonna invite him over And we gonna whoop his ass Not as fun Thank you Trav That's why I love Trav.

It's not as fun. No. That's what I'm talking about, Trav. That's like anybody can get their ass kicked. Nah. You can always look at that straight man and say, yeah, but I busted off in your face, though. Woo.

Y'all too freaky today. Goodbye. Same reason you should let a girl eat your butt is the same reason you should allow this to happen. No. If a girl eats your butt and then tries to talk bad about you, you can always look at her and say, yeah, but you ate s*** butt though. Is this the moral of the story? The moral of the story is I believe in fair trade.

Okay. Yes. All right, E. With all countries. Yes. We got rumors on the way. I believe in fair trade with all countries. Let's talk about Eve.

Now, she was on her show, The Talk, and she talks about a really dark time in her life. We'll tell you about it. All right. Keep it locked, rumors. It has nothing to do with what we. I'll tell you about it. All right. Keep it locked. It has nothing to do with what we were just talking about. Thank God. All right. Well, rumors on the way.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Happy Friday. Good morning to you. Happy Friday.

Now, let's get to the rumors. Wait, and shout out to Kareem. He's in the car listening as his dad is driving him to school this morning. How old is he? Kareem, I think he's only about three or four years old. Oh, that's awkward. I don't think he wants to call in about Freaky Friday, though. Okay, we'll see what happens when he goes to school this morning and he tells his teacher,

hey, teacher, can I just... Never mind. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Jim Jones versus Fitty. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report. Talk to him. With Angela Yee. all right so people are wondering is this jim jones versus 50 beef real or what are they just joking around are they really friends well when jim jones is on the breakfast club you guys asked

him i wasn't here that day and here's what what he said. Now, what's your relationship with 50? I'm confused. I don't know if y'all. 50. Let me start. Are y'all joking? Sometimes. You can't play with them two.

No. They're both cats. They might go too far with each other. Then in a nice little tussle. Yeah, and then hug it out. That's my n***a. Like, I love them. We got a funny, aggressive friendship competition in all matter ways.

Like, you know, I say that the best I could tell you is you know how when you slapbox and almost sure that slapbox is going to turn

into a real fight? That's me and him. Hmm. Well, 50 Cent responded because he saw the Breakfast Club interview and here's what 50 said. Yeah, I just seen

the Breakfast Club. Jimmy popping all that bulls**t. I be seeing Jimmy tomorrow. We Gucci boo-boo. He in the Gucci store. We Gucci boo-boo. Them like king s**t was going to f**k you up, Jimmy.

See, that's what I'm talking about. When you got two cancers who are both aggressive, you don't know when they want to fight or not. Because I thought Jim was being playful. 50 didn't sound like he was being playful. 50 kind of sounded like he was being playful, but then he kind of sounded like he's being aggressive too. See, I don't understand it.

50s sounds playful is something that could get taken seriously if you in the wrong mood. Like, I don't know. I don't know. Get the strap. All right. Meek Mill, he's supposed to be going to the White House, and that's supposed to happen today.

So I don't know if he's supposed to be meeting with Donald Trump or somebody else, but allegedly the subject is going to be prison reform. So we will see what happens. A lot of people are telling him not to go. He should not be doing this. His team shouldn't allow this to happen. So we'll see what happens. I don't know if he'll end up going or not. It's just a PR stunt to deceive people into thinking the Trump administration gives a damn about black people. And it's a lot. And it's the bill that they're that hasn't even passed that they're trying to pass. So many civil rights groups are opposing it.

Senator Kamala Harris and Cory Booker signed onto a letter opposing the bill. It's just another example of the Trump administration using black people, especially black celebrities, as pawns for their own interests. All right, now Janet Jackson is on the cover of Billboard magazine. And by the way, she's getting the Billboard Icon Award. That happens on Sunday, this weekend. And she's talking about a lot of issues in this article. She said, like millions of other women, I've struggled with low self-esteem my whole life. I'm doing better in that regard.

My inclination toward harsh self-criticism and even self-negation has dramatically eased up. I believe in all the different methods of help, smart psychology, vigorous exercise, and sincere spirituality. So she goes on to say, and while we're talking about positivity, let me also say that my son, Even in his short 17 months on the planet Has shown me that love No matter how deeply you believe You have experienced that emotion Can always go deeper

Love is limitless And for someone like me Raised in show business Where self-concern is always a priority How fortunate I am now To be concerned first and foremost With the welfare of someone else I wonder when Jermaine Dupri

Hears stuff like that Does he still feel happy about that win? I've seen he liked her picture on Instagram. Well, he said he moved on. He said he was not thinking about that. I'm talking about the fact she's been suffering from low self-esteem her whole life. He's still double tapping. But like she said, a lot of women suffer from that.

A lot of women deal with that. So you may not know it, but everybody has insecurity issues, things that bother them about themselves, and that's what it is. I want to push the bombs on Jermaine Dupri for taking advantage of Janice's insecurity issues, things that bother them about themselves. And that's, it is what it is. I'm going to put a bomb to Jermaine Dupri for taking advantage of Janice's insecurity issues. So he actually helped her. I'm sure he did. He actually helped her. He gave her a lot of support and moral support.

I'm sure he did. Yeah, that's what a partner is supposed to do. Absolutely. Even if it doesn't work out. All right, Eve, on her show, The Talk, was discussing when she heard of a toxic relationship. I didn't have a TV show. I didn't have a TV show. I didn't have a record deal. I was just kind of like, what is happening with my life?

So I started drinking a lot. I started drinking and drinking and drinking because I didn't want to deal with my emotions. I didn't have anybody to really talk to. I was even popping Xanax and drinking to numb my pain. And at the time while I was in it, I didn't see that I was harming myself. I just felt like I was coping, but I really wasn't. Yeah, she says when she crashed her Maserati and got arrested for drunk driving charges in 2007,

that's what changed her life. She actually had to wear an alcohol-detecting ankle bracelet for 45 days, and she said thankfully she was able to get healthy. I just want the record to show that I wasn't laughing at anything Eve said I didn't really hear anything Eve said because soon as Angelina said Eve went down a dark hole this guy envy goes whoa and licks his tongue you know what I'm saying I need y'all to relax we're talking about real life issues here. Trying to be a journalist. And this guy over here with his little petty pause jokes.

All right. Now, YouTube is launching a new music streaming service. So you guys will be excited to hear about that. Now, they said it's going to be available on Tuesday. And it will have free ad-supported accounts as well as a premium subscription. That subscription will be $9.99 per month. Nah. I got Tidal. I'm sorry. I'm cool on you, YouTube. So all you have is

Tidal now? You don't have... I have Apple on my phone because it's on your phone, but Tidal is definitely the best streaming service and it's not even close. I got Tidal. I love Tidal. I also have Spotify as well. And I'm not being biased because Jay-Z is black. I'm telling you that Tidal is the best streaming service. T title's dope.

It's not even close. And it got the best content and it sounds the best. All right. Shaq is selling his house, by the way, his three-acre mega mansion in Orlando. Guess how much that house costs. $26 million. $27 million. $28 million.

Okay. You guys are very close. So I guess who would win? You, Envy? Yes. Because you were closest. I was the closest. Envy was on top.

All right. He bought that house back Envy was on top. All right. He bought that house back in 1993 for $3.95 million, but he's done a lot of custom upgrades and expansions since then. So if you want to get this house, you can see that it's 31,000 square feet. Full basketball court. 12 bedrooms. Huge pool. Yes, a custom 6,000 square foot basketball court with bleachers. Who can afford to buy that in Orlando? Mickey Mouse. 12 bedrooms. There's. Yes, a custom 6,000-square-foot basketball court with bleachers.

Who can afford to buy that in Orlando? 12 bedrooms. There's no, there's no. There's a 95-foot-long swimming pool with a waterfall. He's got a hot tub, swim-up bar, walk-in, wine cellar, all of these different things. All right. Great retirement home, sounds like. I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report.

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Y'all are off for two weeks, right? As they call it, they're going dark for two weeks. They got a pinch penny somehow, okay? You guys are going down a dark hole for two weeks. We'll see you guys when we see you. All right. The mix is up next. It's the Breakfast Logo Morning. Had enough of this country?

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