The Breakfast Club - The Breakfast Club is Disrespectful

Episode Date: October 12, 2018

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Got the cameras a mother******. I agree. What kind of show is this? Let's not listen to this show. The Breakfast Club. With DJ Envy. The captain of this b****. With Angela Yee.

The only one who can keep these guys in check. With Charlamagne Tha God. I'm a lovable a**hole. And this is The Breakfast Club, bitches! Good morning, USA! Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo! I don't do that anymore, but it's Friday. Alright, good morning, Anjali.

Hey, good morning, DJ Envy. It's Friday! I'm not talking to you today. Why are you not talking to me? Because! Shout out to Sean John. We went to the 20th anniversary of Sean John yesterday, celebration at Bloomingdale's.

Where'd you go after that? I went to go watch the game. Did you go to a restaurant called Brooklyn Chop House? Yeah, to watch the game. Hmm. Why? Yeah, shout to Don Poole. Shout to Stratus. They own a restaurant.

They're our friends. They own a restaurant. And last night, the game was on. So after we did the event, it's Sean John that you snuck out a little early. No, I didn't. I left exactly the time that it was over. Oh.

You stayed late. And I got there an hour before you. Yeah, you sure did. But I went and watched the game. I was going to go to the game last night, but it was raining, and I'm glad I didn't go. The game was disgusting. It was nasty. My Giants officially suck. The season is game. I was going to go to the game last night, but it was raining, and I'm glad I didn't go. The game was disgusting. It was nasty.

My Giants officially suck. The season is over. It was horrible. The season's over? Yes, the season is over. I'm not even going to say that. Giants might as well lose and get a great first-round pick. The season is over.

We lost again, and we didn't just lose by one touchdown or one field goal. We lost by a plethora of points. What was their score? It was like 34 to 10 or 34. That's how you're supposed to lose. I don't like when people lose and it's a close game. You could have won. At least it was no chance.

It was so nasty. I just wasted my time. I really should have went home. I went and watched the game with the fellas. And let's watch the game. Yeah, the Giants go win. And it was just disgusting. All right.

Well, yesterday after we went to the Sean John anniversary, I went home and it was a nice breeze. But then it started pouring down raining. I woke up this morning and the whole floor was wet. Really? Because of the rain coming in through the window next to my bed. Wow. I went to go close the window. I was like, what the?

It was like a river. Thought you peed on yourself or something? Thought you peed? I know I didn't pee on myself. The whole floor was wet, though. All right. Just making sure. Yeah, it was pouring, though. All right. Just making sure. Yeah, it was pouring down raining.

All right, there's a lot of new music today we got to talk about. Oh, my God. So one of our producers just made me listen to Huncho Dreams from Quavo's album. Yeah, I heard he's talking about smashing Nicki and all the things that he did with Nicki. It was disrespectful. I was like, oh, my God. Wow. Did you hear it?

I didn't hear it yet. I'm excited. I want to hear this. You're Did you hear it? I didn't hear it yet. I'm excited. I want to hear this. You're excited? Yes. I love new music. I heard Usher got a new record. That's dope.

I heard Kodak Black put out a new record yesterday. Sheesh. A lot of new music. We got a lot to talk about this morning. Yes, we do. And also, we have the host of The Real joining us this morning. You know, I love The Real. You and Aguirre were on The Real.

Yeah, we were on The Real. You were on The Real for about a week, right? Yeah, I co-hosted, guest hosted for a week. Charlamagne was on The Real. He's running late, but he was on The Real. Yeah, we were on The Real. You were on The Real for about a week, right? Yeah, I co-hosted, guest-hosted for a week. Charlamagne was on The Real. He's running late, but he was on The Real as well. Yeah, I actually really enjoyed that experience of being on there. When I was in L.A., I was doing our morning show because of the time difference. I was on there from 3 in the morning.

Right? Is that the right time? Yes. 3 in the morning until 7, and then I had to go straight to the set of The Real every day, and then I would be there all day. I was exhausted. All I did was go to sleep every day that week. So we'll talk to them. So when we were in Vegas,

one of the hosts of The Real, Lonnie Love, pulled me to the side. Uh-oh. Pulled you to the side. Did you hear her or no? I didn't hear this. She was like, yeah, I can't wait to come on the show.

I was like, well, yeah, why? I said, you know, you're always invited. She was like, she was like, Charlamagne called me fat a long time ago, and I got to address it. I said, whoa. Sounds like, yeah, why? I said, you know, you're always invited. She was like, she was like, Charlamagne called me fat a long time ago and I got to address it. I said, whoa.

Sounds like something he would say. I said, he did? He called you what? He said he called me fat. So he's not here, but I'm sure I'm going to bring it up or she's going to bring it up when she gets here.

It should be interesting. All right. Keep her news back up. And also our friend to the room, one of our guys, one of our favorite people in the world, Donnell Rawlings

will be joining us. Well, then why do we treat him so bad? I don't know, because he's our friend. We just love him. That's what we do to our friends? Yes. He's that guy, a.k.a.

Ashy Larry. We'll be kicking it with Donnell Rawlings. Funny guy. He's in New York over the weekend performing, so we'll talk to Donnell as well. And what are we talking about on Front Page News? We are going to talk about what happened. This is a crazy story. Imagine a 14-year-old young black boy misses the school bus and tries to knock on a door for directions. Oh, boy.

And it goes completely left. All right. Well, I'm going to go brush my teeth. And then when we come back, Front Page News is next. Please, I was going to say something. You can't smell it from there. Yes, I can. The whole room stinks.

Well, I'm going to brush my teeth. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Let's go. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Morning, Charlamagne.

Peace to the planet. Let's get into some front page news. There was football last night, but I turned it off, so I don't know what the final score was. You just told us that you watched the game at Brooklyn Chop House. I did. It was disgusting. I didn't want to say it while Charlamagne was here. Just a bad liar.

The Eagles beat the Giants 34-13. If you were standing with a cap like me, then you wouldn't have to witness your team getting their ass kicked, okay? Goodness gracious. All right. My season's over. I'm done watching football. Now you want to stop watching football. I'm done.

I'm not supporting. I'm not going to the games. That's right. Maybe they'll win every single game from now on. Maybe, but I still think they'll lose. All right. Now, what's the real news now, Yee? The real news.

All right. Let's start with this. Brennan Walker, a 14-year-old boy, didn't make his morning bus to school. He didn't have his phone, so he didn't know how to get to his high school. He decided, let me go ring somebody's doorbell and try to get some guidance on where I'm going. How old was he?

14. Alright, he went to Jeffrey Ziegler's home and that's when things went left. Now they have a camera footage of all this going down. Ziegler's home, and that's when things went left. Now, they have a camera footage of all this going down. Ziegler is a retired firefighter, and he is now charged with assault with intent to murder. That could lead to life in prison. What happened? Apparently, Ziegler's wife answered the door, accused young Brennan Walker of trying to break into the home after he rang the bell,

and said, I was scared. According to Brennan, he said, I was scared. I was, according to Brandon, he said, I was scared. I was trying to tell them I was trying to get to high school, but they weren't listening. When Ziegler's wife yelled, that's when Jeffrey Ziegler

got out of bed, came down with a shotgun and ran out to the porch. Brandon started running because he was like, I don't know, you know, what's going on.

He was nearly gone out of the yard when Ziegler shot his shotgun. He shot the kid? Yes, he shouldered his shotgun, leveled the barrel. Freaking gosh. No, he didn't shoot him. He was nearly gone out of the yard when Ziegler shot his shotgun. He shot the kid? Yes, he shouldered his shotgun, leveled the barrel. Oh my freaking gosh. No, he didn't shoot him. He fired a shot. The shot didn't

hit him. Oh. But he fired the shotgun at him. That's why he's being you know, possibly going to be charged with attempted murder. Now, if that's my son, I got to go back and we got to have a strong conversation. And I'm bringing my nine, I'm bringing my 40, and I'm bringing my shotgun. There's no way 40, and I'm bringing my shotgun.

There's no way you're going to shoot at my son as he's leaving? I mean, the guy got arrested. Nah, but still, my son could have been dead. Yeah, but there's no need to go back into that college. There was no pressure.

Nah, nah, nah. See, people got to understand you can't just, you can't just shoot at a kid. He rang the doorbell. With his little book bag on, going to school. Now, according to their attorney,

they're saying there were five previous break-ins at their home. That ain't got nothing to do with my son. I'm just telling you what his attorney said. Nah, we're their attorney, they're saying there were five previous break-ins at their home. That ain't got nothing to do with my son. I'm just telling you what his attorney said. We're not talking about,

listen, and we knock it off. No. Because if you had five break-ins at your house and some stranger came through the door and you was upstairs and you didn't know

what was going on and you saw your wife, Fran, and you coming down with the gun. You're right. But I'm not shooting at a kid that's running in the opposite direction.

He's not running towards the crib. He's running away from the house. And what state was this? And there's video footage of all of this going down, by the way. So it's not in the question. This was in Michigan.

Rochester Hills, Michigan. Why he didn't know where his high school was at, though? He missed the bus. So I guess without the bus and not having his phone, he didn't know how to get there because he didn't make the bus. So that's like his mom dropped him off at the school bus. He missed it, and he didn't have no phone, nowhere to go. So what does he do?

He doesn't know how to walk to school. So he says, all right, well, let me just ring this person's doorbell no phone, nowhere to go. So what does he do? He doesn't know how to walk to school. So he says, alright, well let me just ring this person's doorbell. Hey, can I use your cell phone? Or can you point me in the right direction or help me out? I didn't understand all the context, but when you say that that house has had five break-ins already, I can

understand why dude was antsy. I don't know whether or not that's true. I know that's what their lawyer is claiming. Oh, that's what the lawyer's claiming? Yeah. Oh, okay. Now Ziegler is also saying that he accidentally fired the shotgun because he slipped. So that's why I'm saying we don't know how true that is. No, we definitely saw the video. He didn't accidentally do it. That's crazy.

If that house has had five break-ins, I can see why he would be antsy. I would be antsy regardless if I have five break-ins or not. Well, they're investigating these claims of a break-in. Let's be clear. I'm just telling you what his defense is. That don't mean it's true. Not when a kid is running in the opposite direction. In New Jersey, it's against law. You cannot shoot anybody

running in the opposite direction regardless if they're on your property or in your house. If they're in your house and they're running out, you cannot shoot. And the teenager didn't do anything that seemed out of order and there's video of all of this. Listen, I will say this though. If my house had five attempted break-ins and, you know, I was home and I saw my wife frantic and I came downstairs and the of this. Listen, I will say this, though. If my house had five attempted break-ins, and, you know, I was home,

and I saw my wife frantic, and I came downstairs, and the guy was running away, and I thought this was probably the people that keep breaking in my house, I'd have shot in the air or something. Just to let them know it's real in here. He didn't shoot in the air, though.

No, he didn't shoot in the air at all. He didn't shoot in the air. All right. Well, last front-page news. Oh, also, an untruth was told. I've never been on the real. I heard you say that. You've never been on the real?

No, I've done, like, the view and the talking. I've never been on the real. I thought you was on. You've never been on The Real? No, I've done like The View and The Talk and I've never been on The Real. I thought you was on The Real. Actually, the executive producer of The Real said, Charlamagne Tha God does not fit our demo. Which makes no sense

because my two co-hosts have been on The Real. Oh, wow. Yeah, so whatever. That's crazy. I never knew that. I'm not into convincing white people about me.

Oh, all right. All right, well, when we come back, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up right now. Phone lines are wide open. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest. Say it, say it with your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this?

Yo, this is Adam with two M's, no typo, from Wisconsin. Adam with two M's, no typo. What's up, bro? How y'all doing this morning? Good morning to you, DJ Envy. Good morning to you, Charlotte Mann. Good morning to you, Angelie. Adam, what's happening, bro? I can't complain. I'm up at 5 o'clock in the morning as usual in Wisconsin with my daughter and everything. You know what I'm saying? I got a birthday coming up on the 29th of October and I was calling

the city of Charlotte, Maine. Can you send me a copy of his book for my birthday? You know? I mean, I would but I'm going to be honest with you. I'll forget about stuff like that. You know what I'm saying? Not saying that it can't happen. I know you old. I know you 40 now, but come on now.

Hey, man. Send him a copy. How you gonna get in touch with me? I can give you my email address or something like that. I don't do social media or anything. I can give you my email address. Definitely, I can get in contact with you from there. Do you suffer from anxiety?

Do you suffer from PTSD? Do you have some type of mental health issues? Let me explain to you. I did six years in the military, two tours to Iraq. I got you. You don't got to say no more. I got you. Go get your email.

I already know what it is. Hold on one second. Put them on hold. All right. Bro, get his email for real. I got him. It's going to be a lot of birthdays. Hello, who's this?

Hey, this is Jay. Hey, Jay. Good morning. Good morning. Get it off your chest, Jay. Okay. Hey, this is Jay. Hey, Jay. Good morning. Good morning. Get it off your chest, Jay. Okay, so I was calling to let you guys know that on last Friday, it was the day of my birthday, and Kevin Hart was in Detroit, so I went to go see him. Mm-hmm.

And before I could even, like, sit down and get comfortable, I was trying to get situated with my son, my husband, and I, and food was still to my left. So it was pitch black, and I couldn't see, and I had to my son, my husband, and I. And food spilled to my lap. So it was pitch black and I couldn't see. And I had to pull out my flashlight to clean myself up. And I was kicked out before I could even laugh. You got kicked out? Drop one of the clues bombs for Heartbeat Productions, goddammit. No!

Drop one of the clues bombs. That's his heel. They f***ing scammers. I didn't laugh at his s*** and they ruined my f***ing birthday. First of all, stop cursing. They're not scammers. They tell y'all verbatim, do not pull your phones out of this Kevin Hart show

or you will be escorting it out. How you expect somebody to see? I knew your ass was out there. The only thing you're supposed to be looking at is the stage. Look, mama, look, look. You can't get mad, right? You know, they kicked me out, too. She didn't get mad.

They kicked my ass out. They kicked you out, Envy. And Envy was mad. And they knew it was me. They still kicked my ass out. They kicked you out, Envy? And Envy was mad. And they knew it was me. They still kicked my ass out. Envy, who the hell are you? Who the hell are you that they shouldn't kick you out? So I picked up the phone because I got five kids.

I want to make sure everything is okay in the house. And they threw my ass out. Envy, didn't they just tell you you're not allowed to take it? No, I thought they wasn't having that shit I had on a birthday sash and everything. You had on a birthday sash? Yes, they threw my ass out. Oh, hell no. Rules are rules.

They definitely threw my ass out. Hold up. I can't believe. Talk about it. That's the problem. I said rules are rules. She said she don't care. Thank you, miss.

Could you please leave? In the arena, like sardines, it was so close and it was pitch black. I couldn't even like move or anything. I needed to see to get my foot out of it. Wait, now can I ask you a quick question? Can I ask you a quick question? Uh-huh, go ahead. Let's be honest, full disclosure.

Were you using your phone or were you really using the flashlight? I hadn't even gotten a chance to like sit down and get situated. That's how my phone fell on my lap. I was just now sitting down. I wasn't using it. I was like, you guys can look at my videos or anything. Like I wasn't recording. The reason why they seen me was because it was like like, the bright light of the, you know.

Yep, got me the same way. If you think they, if they threw me out, they definitely gonna throw you out. And I was, I was yelling and screaming. You know who I am? Kevin Ross, my guy. They was like, we know. And you gotta get the f*** out. Well, if it makes you feel better, they threw Oprah out.

No, they didn't throw no damn Oprah out. I'm lying. Never. If they ever tried to throw Oprah out for something like that, Oprah would look at them and say, in fact, give me your phone. I knew you was going to be on their side, Solomon. That's right. Well, I'm sorry, Mama.

Rules are rules. They definitely threw me out, though. You can always go see Cat Williams. Exactly. Bye. Cat will let you record his whole show. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051.

If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. You better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's happening?

What's up, bro? Get it off your chest, man. I just wanted to say that I got a job now, and I'm at work right now. I'm pretty happy. All right, brother. You at work, but you on the phone with The Breakfast Club. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah, yeah. No security, so

graveyard shift. I'm at L.A., actually, so. Oh, okay. You do security, so somebody right now sneaking in the building while you're on the phone. No, no. I got no lockdown, man. Ain't nobody gonna come up here. Okay, all right, all right. You got it on lock? Nah, nah, I can't. I'm not allowed to have that. No.

All right. All right. Well, just be safe out there, brother. I appreciate it. And you keep us safe. All right, man. Hello,, just be safe out there, brother. I appreciate it. And you keep us safe. All right, man. Hello, who's this? What's up? This is Derrick out of Waldo, Ohio. What's up, bro?

Get it off your chest. Hey, I just wanted to say on that last segment that I was talking about, I have to agree with you 110%. If he'd have shot at my child, I would shoot a lot of men at his house. Yeah, especially I see that video of my kid running away and you shooting.

Yeah. Now, I understand if things got a little angsty or you got a little anxiety because you got robbed five times. I mean, if somebody come to my crib, I'm going to come downstairs too, but I'm going to see what's going on. I'm not going to automatically assume and start firing. Hey, what y'all going to do when y'all get there? What y'all going to do when y'all get to the man's house?

Have a shootout? We probably got to have some words. Yeah, and if you're going to get his hand, if you're going to get his gun. Definitely going to get some words. Might even get some hands flying. Hands? You think a man just shot a shotgun at your child? You think he's throwing hands with you?

Now, let's be clear, okay? He is being charged. He is being charged. Haters met with hate. Angers met with anger. And I'm with you 100%. He is being charged with attempted murder right now. Yes, you can tell this man.

And if you did that, do you want to go to jail so that your son's father's in jail now? You would not do that at this point. And if all you want to go to jail So that your son's father Is in jail now You would not do that And if all you want to do Is have words with the man You can have words with the man

In the courthouse When he's standing there For attempted murder No you can't Why not Cause you can talk You can't talk You gotta take him down

We just have to go ahead And chalk it up as a life lesson There you go Thank you brother That is a life lesson Hello who's this Yo this is Donald from Brooklyn Hey Donald

Get it off your chest Hey yo man I'm very disappointed In hip-hop in our community. Oh, Lord. These actors and actresses, yo. Yo, for real, for real, y'all dropped the ball when it came to this Brett Kavanaugh thing. We got Chelsea, not Chelsea Hanna, Amy Schumacher taking a charge, like on some new Tupac issue in 2018. What charge did Amy Schumer get?

She got arrested. She got arrested. I thought she just got stopped. She got arrested for protesting. How do we drop the ball on the Brett Kavanaugh thing? Well, not we, but hip-hop. Because where's our celebrities out there? Like, I salute Jada Pinkett and all of them coming out for

like, yo, let's get our recognition when it comes to awards and all that. Where was they at? Where was they at using their star power when it came to that? Like, don't tweet about another person being murdered in the streets if you're not going to use your star power when it came to that. Like, don't tweet about another person being murdered in the streets if you're not going to use your star power to come out and stand in when it really matters. Somebody going to the Supreme Court, that's how we change the penile system

and the penile code that works against people like that. That's all I'm saying. There's no disrespect. It's all love, but it's crazy. Like, Kip, I'm supposed to be shining a light on all this dark stuff that's going on. That's the essence of it. Let me ask you a question.

We've been reporting on Brett Kavanaugh every single morning since this has been happening. Were you out there, brother? No, it's all in respect for the breakfast stuff. I take blame, too. I should have just took a bus or train and hopped in the car or something and got out there. That's all I'm saying is we're not recognizing the fact that we dropped the ball there.

That's something that could have really changed the community. That's all I'm saying. I don't think it would have stopped the Republicans from voting. Oh, no, Republicans were voting for Brett Kavanaugh in regardless. Minister Farrakhan could have did a million man march on the courthouse, and he was still getting in regardless. But I get what the guy's saying. Right.

He still want to show up. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up at any time. Yee, we got rumors on the way? So many things to talk about this morning. I mean, Kanye West and Jim Brown had their luncheon with Donald Trump. So we'll tell you how hip-hop is reacting to that.

We'll talk about new music. I mean, we were telling you Quavo is trending right now. So is Usher. I don't even know where to start this morning. 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 DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Kanye. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it.

On The Breakfast Club. So listen up. Well, Donald Trump did sit down with Kanye West and with Jim Brown, and there's a 20-minute video, almost 20 minutes, where you can see what Kanye was saying to Donald Trump, basically talking about how that MAGA hat actually made him feel like a superhero and gave him superpowers.

If you didn't hear it, he also talked about Hillary Clinton and how the I'm with her slogan just didn't resonate with him because he didn't grow up with his dad. Here's some of Kanye West. You know, it's something about, you know, I love Hillary. I love everyone. Right. But the campaign I'm with her just didn't make me feel as a guy that didn't get to see my dad all the time, like a guy that could play catch with his son.

It was something about when I put this hat on, it made me feel like Superman. You made a Superman. That's my favorite superhero. And you made a Superman cape for me also as a guy that looks up to you, looks up to Ralph Lauren, looks up to American industry guys, nonpolitical, no bulls**t, and just goes in and gets it done. Oh, boy. Amongst other things, he said he

professes his love for Donald Trump. From our standpoint, this was just set up to be a lunch of two people that I like, and I guess they like me. And we're gonna have lunch, we're gonna talk. You said, you said, you know I love you. But I don't want to put you in that spot.

I'm standing in that spot. I love this guy right here. Let me get this guy. And that's from the heart. I didn't want to put you in that position. But that's from the heart. Special guy. He gave him a embrace.

He needs some serious help, man. He needs some serious help and some real people in his corner. And then he goes on to express his views on police brutality. Police officers are just like us, but this is this whole hate building. We also, as black people, we have to take a responsibility for what we're doing. We kill each other more than police officers. And that's not saying that the police officer is not an issue because they are in a place, a position of power. A lot of times it's just the overall lack of reparations that we, at any given point, we say, oh, this is racist. This is racist. This is racist. This is racist. So we don't have a reparations, but we had a 13th Amendment. We got

to open up the whole conversation. Listen, man, if Kanye wants to engage with Donald Trump, that's his business. And there are no permanent enemies or friends when it comes to business. But the one fundamental problem I have with what I saw yesterday was, Ye, you don't have to bow down to the white man like that. If you're going to be in the Oval Office, be in there on your feet, not on your knees. My God, don't forget you are Kanye West. All that bootlicking is not necessary. Well, Diddy tweeted, somebody tell this Negro to give me a call.

Hashtag not black excellence. Now, T.I. said, now I've been extremely patient and made it a point to not jump to any premature conclusions about Ye and his antics, partially due to the lessons learned from the outcome

of other similar situations dealing with my brother Wayne, which I admittedly mishandled a bit in hindsight. But now this is his next level. Futuristic Sambo, Hoppin' Bob, Steppin' Off Django ass-ish.

Ye, from what I can gather, this is the most repulsive, disgraceful, embarrassing act of desperation and auctioning off of one's soul to gain power I've ever seen. Now, I recall you asking me to come with you to have this meeting, and I declined. But, bro, if ain't time I would have been in there with you and you behaved that spinelessly in my presence, I feel that I'd be compelled to slap the F out of you, bro, for the people. You ass-kissing and boot-licking on a whole new level, and I refuse to

associate myself with something so vile, weak, and inconsiderate to the effect this has on the greater good of all our people. If you want to read the whole thing, you can look on social media. I mean, you know, and the interesting thing is Kanye said some things that actually made sense, but you know. I would hope so in that 20 minutes. But when you're saying I'm on your knees, you know, people don't hear it.

Like what he said about the school systems and the curriculum being boring and finding more creative ways to teach the kids. Why Chicago doesn't need stop and frisk. The Larry Hoover thing, I'm saying Larry Hoover needs to be free because guys like Larry Hoover create structure in the hood. But once again, you don't have to do all that bootlicking. He said a lot of ignorant stuff too. I think he said a lot more ignorant stuff.

I would hope there's a couple of things that make sense. Of course we know that we need more creative ways to teach kids in school, but we also need more finance in these schools. And we also need somebody who might be more of an expert and has some actual plans to put into effect than somebody saying play basketball while you're studying. And that's the other thing, too. People got to understand Kanye doesn't represent all black people.

And we need to stop acting like Kanye is some leader of the black community. He's a leader of Yeezy Industries. He's a prominent member of the black society. He's a star! He's a black man! A lot of people follow him. He's Kanye West, and a lot of people follow that man. Well, Donald Trump looks at it like this.

He says that his poll numbers with African-American have soared after Kanye told the world to make America great again. What's the poll? This is what Donald Trump said. That's what I'm saying. That poll don't even exist. I'm just telling you. There's no poll. Like, there is no poll.

All I'm saying is... What he has to say. And the fact that he said that he couldn't relate to the whole Hillary Clinton slogan, I'm with her, because of that situation, does that mean you related

to Donald Trump's grabbing women by the vagina? I don't understand it. Yeah, what Donald Trump represents shouldn't be anything that nobody wants to be a part of. Because she's a woman and you didn't grow up with your dad, you can't relate to being with her? All I'm saying is you don't have to bow down to a white man like that.

After everything that just happened with Brett Kavanaugh, you make a statement like that. You don't have to be a bootlicker, man. You don't have to do a lot of the things that he's doing, which I don't understand. If you're going to be in the Oval Office, be in there on your feet, not on your knees. If you're not equipped, you're just not equipped.

Maybe you shouldn't have went. And I'll be honest with you. Like, I can't support Kanye West. You going to wear your Yeezys? What size shoe are you wearing? I'm a size 10. What did I tell you yesterday? It gets to a point where you just really can't.

You look at some of the things that he's doing and some of the people that he's hurting that really grew up on him and really followed him. And you're like, why? Why are you being such a bootlicker? Like, we support you, Kanye. We support your music. We support your clothing line. We try. But the stuff that you're doing is just dumb and ignorant.

And you really need, your wife should be in your corner smacking the ish out of you. I know my wife would. My wife wouldn't have let me go. She would have pulled me out of that office by my ear, dragging my ass home. Like, what the fuck is wrong with you? It made me feel sick.

But I'm Angela Yee, and that's your Rumor Report. Yeah, and I will say that, you know, like, once again, if you're going to be in the Oval Office, be in there on your feet, not on your knees, but truth to the matter is, he's not doing anything wrong. He's just doing things we don't like. There's a difference. What do you mean? He's doing things that we don't like. And we have

a choice to say that I don't support you. Exactly. He's not doing anything wrong. He's made a choice. Just like he thinks slavery is a choice, he made a choice to support Donald Trump. And we can make our choices, too. All right. What you going to do with your Yeezys, though? You want them?

I don't wear 10. But what you going to do with them? I gave mine away. You should give them away at the car show. I might do that. I got a couple of pair of Neville Walls. I might do that. All right. Now, when we come back, the host of The Real will be joining us.

Tamra, Jeannie, Lonnie, and Adrian. I said Tamra. Tamera. I'm sorry. My bad. We'll talk to them when we come back.nie, and Adrian. I said Tamra. Tamera. I'm sorry, my bad. We'll talk to them when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got some friends in the room. Hello. And a special guest, the host of The Real. Good morning, ladies. Hey.

Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Let them introduce themselves individually like an R&B group. Oh, geez. You know what? Okay, where do you want to start? You.

Tamara Maury Housley. Adrienne Houghton. Lonnie Love and I got vodka in the throat. Hey. I'm going to say what I got. Just kidding. And we had to go there. Everybody was thinking, yeah, it's Jeannie Mai.

Hello. Good morning, people. Good morning. We got vodka in your throat, Lonnie. What are you doing in the morning? We flew in like five hours ago. Oh, yeah morning, people. Good morning, guys. What are you talking about? Lonnie, what are you doing in the morning? We flew in like five hours ago. Oh, you're drinking on the plane. Yeah.

But we are happy to be here. Yes. Thank you, guys. Thank you for having us. We've been trying to get on, and, you know, we are just happy to be here. I know. We're excited to be in New York. And we're just happy.

We've seen Lonnie Love at the iHeartRadio Music Festival. Yes. That's right. She flew in private. We've seen you fly in private. I was talking about her. music festival. Yes. That's right. She flew in private. We've seen you fly in private. Hey, people. I'm talking about no, no. You were looking for Charlamagne at that time. Yes, I sure

was. Why? Because I remember when we first started season one, Charlamagne said, big ass Lonnie. And I was like, really? I did? Why would you say that? And I checked it last night. I checked it last night on Google. Okay.

Just to make sure that I was right. And I was like, okay, so I had to hit him up. She's been harboring these feelings for a long time. I love Lonnie, though. Yeah, you do. But, you know, you was like, back then it was like, you know, it was before I knew you were Leonard and stuff like that. And, you know, but we always been cool.

It was just a joke. I was in a different headspace then. But did I say it in a bad way? No, it was a joking way. But I like it because, you know, nobody really actually, they didn't pay attention to it. But I caught it. She caught it. See?

I don't even remember. Go back at Google. But apologize. I apologize. I apologize. I don't know how you say that in English. What did he say? I apologize. I apologize. I don't know how you say that in Latin. He said he apologized, Big Lonnie.

Nobody think about you. No. Yeah. You're not. That's why when I walked out in the lobby, I said, Lonnie. She was like, pfft. See? Go watch out. Oh, my gosh.

I was waiting on this moment in time. But you know what? No, Charlamagne has improved. And, you know, I've been following y'all for a long time. I've been listening to your interviews. They've always been great. And he has really, I think he is the example of how you can improve in life. He's a great interviewer.

And he has learned how to improve himself. So now, you know, we cool. We always say that now. He's going to say that now. He's a gold star for the day. He's a gold star. He's a gold star. Oh, yeah, I go to therapy every week. Really?

Hell, yeah. We were just talking about that last night. We were just talking about how vital therapy is, no matter what you're going through, that it's important to process what you're thinking. Even in the good times. Yeah, so I applaud you for taking that upon yourself. Exactly.

My therapy is vodka, so that's why. Self-medicating line. We all have therapy last night. Well, this morning. You know what I love about all of you on The Real? Is that you guys all put your personal selves out there so people can relate to it. And you guys don't run from things that are happening in the media to you. Yes, because you've been there with us at the table.

You know what it's like. And we have grown through so much. Yeah. Yeah. Season one is definitely different than season five. We even dress differently. I got new wigs and stuff. We got more money for better lighting. Hello. Yeah, better lighting too.

How do y'all decide what y'all want to share though? I'm sure there's some things when y'all are playing and meeting y'all like I don't want to put that. There's actually moments on the show where we don't plan on sharing it, and somehow the conversation just goes there, and we forget that the cameras are running. And then when you finish, you're like, damn, should I have said that? Here's an example of something that just came out that wasn't supposed to.

I remember Charlamagne just recently had a baby, and nobody knew. Really? And he actually announced it. He sure did. I'm not going to lie. He did say it in two separate interviews, and other people told me they heard him say it And they didn't know it was a secret

That's not true, I edited it But you can't edit a video and not tell me it's edited And then think I'm supposed to know I'm thinking we should edit it I didn't know he edited it out I think one thing for me that I remember We had a question And it was

If you knew then what you knew now, what would you do different? And I was about, I thought I was going to come out and say, invest in Bitcoin. Right. But then in the moment, in the heat of what I'm going through right now, for anybody who knows what divorce feels like, it I think sucks. It's terrible. And you wake up with a rock in your heart and you just feel like you can't really make it through the day because it's just so heavy, especially when finances get involved,

especially when people change. And so in that moment, when I had my Bitcoin line, I was like, it just erupted in me. And it made me realize, Adrienne, when you said, girl, I forgot that you were going through divorce. And it's because, as a good old Asian person, we suppress-ish and then we just focus on working. And you can see that episode next week on The Real.

Yeah. We intentionally pre-taped that because we're here. Yes. You get me? Most of the time we're live. Because, you know, when we see you talk about it, at first, everything was so nice, and it was with best friends,

and it's loving, and I'm going to stand by it. And it really was that way. It was that way. When did it turn? Well, it turned when, I would say, money got involved and ego. I would say that. How long has it been? It's been over a year.

It's been about one year. Yeah. Actually, to date. October. Yeah. But I think, you know what? This is where you learn how things change. You know how people say money changes people?

Absolutely. Well, so does ego and so does social media and so does the press. And I think that all of that mixed in between, you really got to keep yourself grounded at who you are at the core because you got to remember who you are because you can't speak for other people. Because that's what happened. We didn't know she was going to say it. So you can see our expressions. I was like, whoa. My stupid card read, I wish people had told me that the food that you eat when you're in your teens really does catch up to you at 30.

I would have paid attention to that. But that was my stupid thing. And somehow we ended up going into just something completely different. And then you guys started letting out with things like, I never heard you, Adrienne. Past engagements. Like, just weird. Like, the conversation goes and then you finish and you're like, oh, that got deep. That was therapy.

What is that air? That'll be next. Tuesday. Next Tuesday's episode. I know because I had to call my lawyer about it. Yes. You still love your husband, right? Y'all didn't get divorced on bad terms, right?

We didn't get divorced on bad terms, but love is that's a word that I have to figure out what that means between us right now. Yeah. Because when people one thing that he always said, and I love this quote, I really believed it. Yeah, you said it a lot. Yes. My ex said you don't truly know a person

until they don't get what they want. That's when they show you who they are. And I see that all the time. If a friend asks you to borrow money, you're like, no, fam, I'm sorry, I can't. They might turn around and be a little punky to you, or maybe like a guy who wants to, or a girl who tries to get into bed with you, and you say no, then they turn into a different way. You're like, oh, my God, this is what I didn't do.

Right, exactly. Well, if you tell somebody yes a thousand times, you tell them no once. It's a good quote, but you wouldn't think that. Exactly. Well, that's a good quote, but you wouldn't think that the person you were married to and were with for 10, 14 years and taught you the quote

would actually be the best number one example to prove it. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, y'all got the book because he wanted kids, right?

No. That's not what it was? I thought that was a story. I'm over here like, no. That he wanted a kid and you didn't want a kid? There's a little more to that

and I can't really get into that right now, but right now now it's just I'm just trying to I'm keeping a flow I'm like right here Like here's the water level And I just gotta breathe

I think things are deeper than that It's a lot deeper If you ever just black and white like that Yeah Was he cheating? He is having a baby Yeah and interestingly How did that happen?

With somebody before we even divorced I thought that was pretty fast Yeah he was cheating I wasn't going to judge. Right, right. It was really like the divorce is happening. Yeah. And you know what's funny? Yeah, it was awkward.

Yeah, I never was the type to really sit there and actually calculate and do math. You know, Tam knows best. Like, I'm not that petty to sit there and like calculate like timing and how people do things at all. But then our real fam... We were doing the math for her.

We were doing it. Okay. And our real fam comes in and goes, wait, when you announced that you met this person at this time and now you're together having the baby at this time and Jeannie just came out with you guys getting divorced at this time, that's funny. Yeah. And that's when you have to face the facts because

you realize I, I'm a Capricorn and I'm mad loyal. Mad loyal and I will always look for the good in people. We're not going to put that out there because we don't know for sure. Yes. But I will say I always look for the good in people. I didn't do no math. Okay.

We're not going to put that out there. Right. You don't just take condoms off that fast, though. You know what it is. They've been getting it. It was a speculation. Yeah. Between us girls.

You're Latino. So is it on site if you see him? Is it on site? You're from the Bronx. Is it on site? I. At this point, possibly. Okay on site if you see him? Is it on site? You're from the Bronx. Is it on site? At this point, possibly, yeah. Okay, I don't know what might happen yet. I'm feeling

very Charlotte in Sex and the City. I'm not the day you not the day. Alright, when we come back, we're going to kick it with more of the hosts of The Real. Tamara, Jeannie, Lonnie, and Adrian, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. C morning. The Breakfast Club. DJ, MV, Angela Yee,

Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have the host of The Real in the building, Yee. When you guys are doing the show and you have to talk about things that are happening to people you're friends with in real life. That's hard. I love, this is honest to God, my favorite thing about the show is

we will tell you the story and then we don't sit there and say, well, she, well, she, well, she, we actually really do try to turn it around and go, well, man, if I was in that position and then we bring it back to a personal story of our own. So it's a jump off point. We just use the headlines as a jump off to the conversation. And sometimes people don't realize that because they may just see a tagline or something or just a clip or a clip

of the video. But if you watch the entire thing, you can actually see what we're talking about in context. But it took time to get that way because season one we didn't know what we were doing. We didn't know what the hell we were doing on this show. We didn't know what this show was. Now, any audience ever hit y'all up for something that y'all said? Curse y'all out? Oh, yeah. Yeah, well, I had a lot of issues.

Oh, we. Yeah, well, I had a lot of issues. Lonnie and you. Oh, for mine. For mine. The crazy thing is, yo, you were there. Yeah. You were sitting there. You know good and well

she really didn't know. That was not her intention. I swear. I don't remember. Look, all that happened. Remember when K-Michelle got at them, too? Yes, but I don't remember.

I wanted her just to give her side of the story. We didn't say anything bad about her but I don't remember. I wanted her just to give her side of the story. We didn't say anything bad about her. The name was on. I just wanted her to, yeah, well, that too. But this is the thing about when you have a show that has a lot of episodes. We were able to invite K. Michelle. She came on.

And she was so nice. And she was really nice. And she understood. And she actually apologized and said, you know, she just took it out of hand. But it's also the way you handle stuff because, you know, I took a cue from Yee when she was basically like, no, it's good. It's all good. And I was like, okay, but I just wanted to hear her side.

That's all I wanted to do. It wasn't trying to shade her or anything. She got mad. She got on Twitter. Man, I didn't like those things that she was saying on twitter at all you know what oh she called me ham hock neck this is before i lost 40 pounds and you can go and you can get it you can you can go see it you can go see it but i was able to handle it with because i'm a comedian i handled it with jokes right and so everybody was kind of like you know lani won

on that one and i'm like no it's not even about winning. It's about calming this sister down. And then I said, you know what, come on the real. Just come on the real and let's talk it out. The same thing happened with me and Monique. You know, there was, you know, I have a radio show, Cafe Mocha Radio, and there was some things said when she went through her issue with the whole blackballing and everything. I said, come on the real.

And she came on the real. So my thing is we try to invite people if we have an issue. You can come on. We can talk about it. Let's have a conversation. And it makes for good TV. Oh, definitely. We all love conflict television.

We love conflict radio. Definitely. Did the show lose anything with Tamar, you think? I don't think for me. Okay, because that's the big elephant in the room. I think everybody's been waiting for us to talk about it. In season one and season two, we were all different. Okay?

We didn't really know each other that much. It was a new show. And as far as I know, I was sitting at a table with a girl named Tamar Braxton. I had just met these ladies and I had just met her. I was excited. Now, you got to understand something about me. I've been doing this for a long time. I had a production these ladies and I had just met her. I was excited. Now, you got to understand something about me. I've been doing this for a long time. I had a production deal with a studio that actually said, let's develop a show for women of color.

You already were tied in. I was already tied in. But I had no type of tie in as far as the casting, things like that. Because I wanted my own show. That's what I wanted. But the studio said, well, we're trying to do this show about women of color. So why don't you just sit in on the casting? I was like, okay.

So I sat in on the casting. These, like Tamar and the rest of these women were the best. The best. We had some of everybody come to the audition. It was amazing. But they were the best at the end because talk show was hard. Y'all know, you know, the chemistry and everything.

Well, we had a different type of show back then. Then season two happened and it was getting better. But there's something that had happened and I don't know what happened. But I can tell you this. Everybody has a different story with

Tamar. My story is this. She was getting to the point where I was at her house one day. This is after Dancing with the Stars, all this other kind of stuff. She looked at me. She said, hey, I want to get a new manager. I was sitting in

her kitchen and I was like, well, I don't know about that. And she said, you know, Rashawn McDonald. Rashawn McDonald is Steve Harvey's ex-manager. So she said, you know, Rashawn, give me his number. I said, okay. You know, because I think she's a very

talented girl. So I said, here, I'm going to give you his number. We were sitting in her, and she knows this story. We were sitting there, and she said, what about him? And she pointed out to Vince. Because Vince wasn't there. Vince was out the room.

And I said, that's your husband. You know, I don't know. Talk to him or whatever. Tell him you want a cold something. But I believed in her talent so much that if she asked me for something, we all sisters. Right. When she was sick, we all went to the hospital

to see her. We sure did. We, when she, even when her sisters wasn't around, we were around for her. So when the incident happened when she got fired, I didn't know about it

because I went on the Wendy Williams show that Friday. Why would I go on a Wendy Williams show if I knew one of my castmates was going to get fired that next Monday I got a call on Saturday they said that Tamar was being let go I asked the question we all got on a text and we were like what is going on

she's not picking up the phone. Nothing, right? Right. Now, remember, she put out an Instagram that said she had been backstabbed. And the first person she unfollowed was me. Okay? So people assume that I was the one. And then I know Tamar because she's a good person. She probably saw all the heat that I was getting. Then she unfollowed Jeannie. Then after a couple of days, she unfollowed these two.

Then when all of that happened, I get on a plane to go to Atlanta. Who's in front? This is how guys work. Who's in front of me in first class? Her sister, Tawanda. Her sister, Tawanda, said, Loni, I am so sorry this is happening to you. We know you didn't have nothing to do with it. She said, but I'm going to tell you something.

They just did an emergency filming of the Braxton Family Values, and you need to see the episode. I said, what are you talking about? She said, you just need to see the episode. I was like, what? Well, I had a person that worked at WE TV. When you're a good person, people will come for you. The person that worked at WE tv contacted me and said

look we saw the rough cut of the Braxton family values. You are being named the girls are being named and Vince is doing the naming. So I called my attorney. I didn't tell these girls this. This is the first time they're hearing this. I sat here and I

called my attorney. I said you gotta call WE tv and let them know that if they're naming us, we're going to have to have legal action. Because we had nothing to do with this defamation of character. So when you look at that WE TV, they turned around and they did an extra cut. But if you Google, you can see that there was a blogger that actually saw the rough cut. And it says, this names us, saying that we jealous. He names me specifically. And you know why I say he does that?

Because I gave her the number of Rashawn McDowell. You may not have gotten her fired, but you definitely got to get a divorce. You know what, Charlamagne? That's all you heard? Oh, my gosh. Somebody clearly didn't like Tar, though, right? No. There's no reason.

Why would she like Tamar? We don't know. We have to get somebody from the position side. That's not our decision. That's above my pay grade. I can decide who's on the show. You know, she knows the truth. And this is the thing.

If you don't like us, if you didn't like us, and you thought we had you fired, why would you want to sit with us when we got all nominated for an Emmy? See, y'all don't ask the right questions. Y'all don't ask no. You know, we've been accused of, you know, she invented the show and all

that kind of stuff. That's her fault. That was not true at all. That's not true. Well, let's bring Tamar in. She's here. Come on, Tamar. That's fine. I want to have a conversation.

I have no beef. We need to have a conversation. None of y'all have spoke since. No. Wow. But none of our information has changed. Yeah, none of our numbers have changed. We heard that y'all was complaining because Vince would be standing behind the scenes with his mouth open all the time.

You know what? You know what? I'm done. You know what? Let me tell you. Let me tell you. Vince, at the time, this is honestly true. He was really invested.

He was invested. He would help us. He was all about, you know, all of us, like, getting something from the studio. Something happened, and he knows what happened. But he's trying to save face, I believe, because he knows that something had happened with him and Tamar. Either it's some deal-master, I don't know. All right, we have more with the host of The Real.

When we come back, 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 have the host of The Real in the building, Yee. I want to talk about this article I read in the New York Post. And they said, one of the best things you can do for couples therapy is watch porn together.

And they said that's actually great for couples to do. So I want to get your guys' opinion on that and if you've ever done it. Watching porn together. But you the married one, you too. It wouldn't bother me. My husband's just not into porn. You better not be. He's a bastard.

No, but I know it sounds weird, but some people just really, it doesn't do anything for them. I don't mind watching porn, personally. He just does not enjoy that. Do you watch on your phone or the laptop? Phone. Okay. What about you, Tamera? Can I be honest?

It's very rare that as a married person, you're alone. What do you mean? I don't watch porn anymore because I don't have to do it to myself anymore. You know what I'm saying? You could ask him. Yeah, I just have sex with my husband. Okay. So I have watched porn before.

Oh, really? We hope so. Shocking. Groundbreaking. Of course, right? But people probably think I haven't. They think I'm naive in that sense. My thing is when I watched

porn, I just saw that their bodies don't look like my bodies. You gotta watch Amateur. Girl, you're paying for the expensive time. I don't want my husband having unrealism. I prefer good stuff online, girl.

Of how my body is. Obviously, he knows what it looks like now. And honestly, we have so much fun now. I don't need to look at that. But also, my husband is not a porn- This is real. There's some dudes that be into that, but not us. And then there's other dudes that just don't really enjoy it.

She was giving us details yesterday on the plane, just how they get. You give details about your sex life with your husband? No, no, no. We only do. Not in, like, specific details. But we do. Oh, my goodness. And Adam, but.

Oh, my God. She's going to smash your husband. You got to watch that. No. Oh, no, no. No. You don't tell other girls how good your husband is in bed. No, I'm happy at how he makes my girl happy.

Don't nobody want Adam but her. Okay. And I am aware of that, and I am fine with that. Goodness gracious. Claudia, do you think Adam's racist? No, of course not. He just get on my nerves. That's all.

Explain to me why people would think that. Well, they say because he used to work at Fox News, so for whatever reason. Well, yes, but this is the misconception. My husband was, he actually left. He's Mr. Mom right now and killing it. And he owns a winery, so that's what he's doing right now. What people don't understand is that my husband was a Fox News correspondent. There's a difference between being a Fox News correspondent and a Fox News opinion host.

My husband is a host. My husband is a badass. My husband covered hurricanes. My husband covered tsunamis. My husband covered the war. So his main thing is hard. And we gotta hear about it all the damn time. I was in Afghanistan.

True. Hardcore facts. And that's one of the reasons why he left. He feels like right now with the news, everybody is so like opinionated. And he's like, oh, I don't want this. Polarized. Yeah, it's so polarized.

He just he wants to focus on that. But right now, it's a great time for us to just take a break from my husband working in the news because we have two children that are in school right now. Being a correspondent, you would travel like half the year. And with me

working on The Real, which takes a lot of my time, and him traveling, we're family people. We gotta have someone at home. And a lot of my time, and him traveling, we're family people. We gotta have someone at home. And one thing about my husband, and that's the reason why I always defend my husband, he is my number one fan. He is willing to be

Mr. Mom for me so that I can live out my dreams, so I can do the things that I want to do. That's a good white man right there. But you see the difference and how that could be misunderstood? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Like covering a hurricane versus like being a political... It's because at one point when he did work for the network, the agenda is now changed. It's different. My husband worked there for 17 years. He started...

My husband's 47, so he started, you know, a lot younger. Right. And it's changed. News has changed because of everything that is going on

right now. Is it difficult to be married to a white man in this political climate? I think it's difficult to be married to a white man

in this political climate who worked for Fox News. Mm. Because there is, you know, because some of the things that they have said you're like oh god you know and my husband he he got he got tired of always fighting that like listen i don't endorse

those thoughts i'm not that type of person one thing i love about my husband and his family my sister-in-law is filip. There are these two white boys who actually married women of color. So you can imagine how frustrating that is when you have people put this false narrative on him that is not true. And it has nothing to do with anything that he said.

They can pull up like, here's where he said it. What they do is they always take things out of context. But you can already imagine how hard it is. We just spent almost half the interview explaining what everybody has thought for the last almost five seasons of The Real. Because we are under the network of Fox and Telepictures. And what happens, then all of a sudden we get pinned for it. Same thing with Fox News. That has nothing to do with one person doing their job.

Yeah. Absolutely. We appreciate you ladies for joining us. I know you got to go. Y'all got to come and kick it for longer. Yeah. It should Absolutely. We appreciate you ladies for joining us. I know you got to go. Thank you. Y'all got to come and kick it for longer. Yeah.

It should be some work. 30 minutes next time. Yeah. I'll tell y'all more stories. Maybe Loni will have her own show next time. And you know what?

I'd love to do that. I want to see. I want to. Loni, you do got a sitcom or something coming, right? I do. I have a development deal with Warner Brothers.

Thank you. And I have a show that's coming out on E! called Funny Dance Show. So yeah,. I have a development deal with Warner Brothers. Thank you. And I have a show that's coming out on E! called Funny Dance Show. So, yeah, I'm doing... I'm a black creative. Thank you. She said I'm going to be reoccurring on her sitcom.

I didn't make any promises. No, I don't think she said that. I don't think Loni said that. You got to wait until that patient decides. It's the host of The Real. I can't. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. It's the host of The Real. I can't. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is The Rumor Report. Talk to them. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club.

Well, the first of the Migos solo albums has come out. Quavo Huncho is out now. Now, he premiered the album last night on DJ Khaled's We The Best Radio. Domingo's solo albums has come out. Quavo Huncho is out now. Now, he premiered the album last night on DJ Khaled's We The Best Radio. Now it's available for everybody. There's 19 songs on there featuring Kid Cudi, Madonna, Cardi B's on the album, Take Off, of course, and Offset, Lil Baby, Travis Scott, Drake, his girl, Sweetie, 21 Savage, all of that is on the album.

But everybody is talking about this Huncho dream song where he's talking about Nicki Minaj. All right, here is part of that song. Raise the prices, raise it two times. No cap, these girls be the new vibe. We don't like suicide, so the doors fly. She said I heard her feelings 52 times. Call up Queen, the queen can't flex on the young boy. She said I heard her feelings 52 times Call her queen The queen can't flex on the young bull

Made her scream Chanel, I bought her two arms You can check IG Cause when she post it, go up Is she for kids? Only if she come with two arms I be snipin' I can't be wifin'

I know she feisty I'm Huncho Bison She treat me righteous Nothing on me in the bag I be tryin' to keep it cool But I snuck your ass I know she feisty I'm honcho bison She treat me righteous Nothing on me in the bag I be trying to keep it cool But I snuck your ass No fee fee

I skiddy On your face ass Called a honcho Took on tight ass Pull up on you auto tube When I clip that ass Pull up on your weave Cross the roof

When I pipe that ass But what about listening to it now? What do you do? This is Quavo talking about Nicki. Now, if you heard, he said that, you know, she said he hurt his feelings 52 times, and that's because of the whole motorsport thing and situation. She said that Quavo hurt her feelings with that.

And then he talks about the two Chanel bags. If you remember, Nicki Minaj was opening up those two Chanel bags. Yeah, she posted that. On Instagram. Here's a little flashback in case you don't remember that. Ah! Oh, my God. That was a feeling when she got the bag? That was when she posted on Instagram opening up the Chanel bag.

Y'all just played me a bunch of Nicki Minaj ad-libs. That was her, I guess, getting excited when she got her Chanel bag. Yeah, this post was very viral. She's opening the two Chanel bags. My wife don't react like that. I got to make sure. And he was saying check the Instagram if you want to see that. Now, here's some more of what he't wanna be on scene unless we married.

No cap. Real. Tea in my double cup, it can't spill. Left a five on the dresser at the hotel. Drunk as hell, made a voice on road till. If the truth hurt, then I won't tell. Bounce that ass, nigga. Bounce that ass, nigga.

Shake it like Iggy. Shake it like Iggy. If like Iggy If I hurt your feelings I am truly sorry I'm straight out the jungle No safari And Safari responded to that last line. He said, straight out the jungle, no safari. I'll take it.

Funny thing is, I was waiting for this Henshow album to drop. It's fire. T in my double-covered can spill. That's a very sassy, savage line. I like that. Dropping a clue bomb for Quavo. So is this real or is this like a response to Barbie dreams? I think it is a response to Barbie dreams.

Whether or not it's real, we don't know. He said he put $5 on the counter. Like, I put $5 to you later? It's a disrespectful song. Bam. But maybe it is just him responding to Barbie dreams. Her song wasn't real. So maybe his song isn't real at all.

You think Quavo would kiss and tell like that? I mean, it's until dreams. So maybe for him, I don't like kissing and telling. For maybe him, it's dreams of what it would have been like. Yeah, maybe.

Nah, I don't think so. It could be a response to Barbie Dreams, but if it is real, I don't like kissing and telling. Why? For what? Great entertainment.

What's the point of it? I like talking about it. It's great entertainment. What's the point of it? Everybody does it nowadays. Come on now, Charlamagne. You smash. Cool.

All right. Tell your boys. All right. Another person who put out an album was Usher. It was a surprise album. He put out a full album? Oh, it's eight songs. It's an EP.

What's it called? Breakout? And Zay Tobin produced it. You a jerk, man. What's it called? It's called A, as in Atlanta. Oh. All right.

So one song people are talking about is this song. It's called Gift Shop featuring Gunna. All right. Gotta do it because I be talking about amaze. Cause I know tickets. Blue tints ain't pretty. All right. If I allegedly had the gift that keeps on giving, I'd have a song called Gift Shop, too. He also has a song with Future called Stay at Home on here. But again, it's eight songs. It's produced by Zaytoven.

The whole thing? Yeah, it's Zaytoven and Usher. Is he talking about anything that's been going on the past couple years? Is he alleged? I didn't hear it. I didn't hear it. It just came out.

Surprise. I have no idea. What happened to the records JD was producing? And they said they were talking about everything. That's what I was waiting for. Well, this is just their joint project, so maybe that's not done yet. But this is a joint EP that he did with Zaytoven. It's only eight songs.

But yes, that's available now as well. I'll listen today. LMA's album's out today, too. Okay. I'll listen to that later. I'm just waiting for Usher to own, if he does indeed as well. I'll listen today. Della Mae's album's out today, too. Okay. I'll listen to that later. I'm just waiting for Usher to own, if he does indeed have herpes like they're saying. I'm just waiting. Why is that all you care about?

You don't want to just hear some good music? The reason I'm waiting for him to own it is because he could help eliminate the stigma of herpes in America. So drop one of Clues Bombs for everybody out there with herpes. Listen, I'm one of these people out there that appreciates all our listeners with herpes. Oh, okay. Okay? Because it's one in three, two in five.

That's a lot of people. It's really just a skin disease at the end of the day. Well, unless you're sleeping with somebody. Two in six? It's their own business. One in three? You know. All right.

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Four after the hour. We need two brothers from Chicago to come to the front of the congregation. I think we've all been behind on our rent before and we've all come up with different plans to pay our rent, but I don't think any of us ever devised a plan like this. Okay. All right.

We'll get into that next. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey of the day. It's time for the donkey of the day.

That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club. Yeah, it's donkey of the day for Friday, October 12th. Goes to Tony Green and Elijah Green, two brothers, 22 and 25 years old from Chicago. Now, look, I keep telling y'all every day of our lives we have one job, and that job is to avoid crazy. All right, that's the one fundamental thing we all have to do in order to survive, but

sadly in America, we don't go looking for crazy. Crazy comes looking for us. Now, we have all been behind on our rent at some point in our lives, right? Safe to say that, huh? Absolutely. Some of us have left apartments and not even paid our final month's rent. Am I just speaking for myself here? Huh? Okay, well,

I want to apologize to Providence Park Apartments in Columbia, South Carolina. I think I still owe y'all $630. I didn't see it on my credit report, well, I want to apologize to Providence Park Apartments in Columbia, South Carolina. I think I still owe y'all $630. I didn't see it on my credit report, though, but I apologize. Times was hard back then. Alright, when you behind on rent, there's really nothing you can do. You either have the money or you don't. If you don't have the money, well, you're

eventually getting evicted. So you have to go out there and do what you gotta do to get money. Simple as that, okay? Most landlords don't have empathy, and honestly, I'm not sure if they have to have empathy. All right. That's not their job. Their job is to be landlords. And if you laid on rent or don't pay rent at all, it's my job to give you an eviction notice and get you up out of here. So if you don't have a job, then you have to find a way to make that money every month. Well, Elijah and Tony, they didn't have the money. Okay. They was laid on rent. So to avoid getting evicted, they came up with a plan.

Well, let me rephrase. They actually executed a plan. And that plan to avoid paying rent was a simple one that they didn't think all the way through. They killed their landlord. Let's go to Fox 32 Chicago for the report, please. Two tenants murdered an elderly Rolling Meadows landlord whose decomposing body was found in a sewer in the south side. Vasudeva cared about his tenants in neighborhoods like Englewood. Two of those tenants, 25-year-old Elijah Green and 22-year-old Tony Green, were charged with murdering the 76-year-old landlord.

The two brothers allegedly called Ketheretti about repairing a leaky roof. Then Tony stood watch while Elijah choked him. It happened in August, but the victim's body wasn't found until last week. THE VICTIM'S SON CALLED KETHERETTI ABOUT REPAIRING A LEAKY ROOF. THEN TONY STOOD WATCH WHILE ELIJAH CHOKED HIM. IT HAPPENED IN AUGUST, BUT THE VICTIM'S BODY WASN'T FOUND UNTIL LAST WEEK WHEN CELL PHONE RECORDS LED THEM TO A SEWER NEAR THE GREEN'S HOME. IT WAS DISCOVERED THAT A WITNESS CONDUCTED GOOGLE

SEARCHES ON A PHONE NUMBER REGISTERED TO TONY GREEN ABOUT HOW LONG IT TAKES FOR A BODY IN SEWER WATER TO DECOMPOSE. THE VICTIM'S SON SAYS HE ACTUALLY MET THE GREEN BROTHERS WHILE SEARCHING FOR HIS DAD LAST AUGUST.

PROSECUTORS SAY BOTH OF THEM WERE IN THE SEWER WHILE THE VICTIM WAS IN THE SEWER. THE VICTIM'S SON SAYS HE ACTUALLY MET THE GREEN BROTHERS WHILE SEARCHING FOR HIS DAD LAST AUGUST. PROSECUTORS SAY BOTH OF THEM WERE IN THE SEWER WHILE THE VICTIM WAS IN THE SEWER WHILE long it takes for a body in sewer water to decompose. The victim's son says he actually met the Green brothers while searching for his dad last August. Prosecutors say both suspects have given video confessions, but each of them tried to blame the other for actually choking the victim. Bond was denied for both suspects. Tony and Elijah made a permanent decision based

off a temporary financial situation. Here's my thing, okay? You killed a landlord. Did you think that eventually this building wouldn't find a new landlord? Did you think killing a landlord would make you not have to pay rent for the rest of your life? Did you kill the landlord because you wanted to go to prison because you get room and board and food for free? I just don't understand the thought process, but I've gotten to the point in my life where I'm not trying to make sense of crazy. I'm just trying to avoid it.

Not to mention I would never get used to people communicating crimes on their phone. I grew up in an era of not talking on the phone about any dirt. Nowadays, y'all are Googling about the crimes that you committed. Tony and Elijah dumped the landlord's body in the sewer and then Googled this. It was discovered that a witness conducted Google searches on a phone number registered to Tony Green about how long it takes for a body in sewer water to decompose. You can't make this kind of stuff up. Both brothers have since admitted to being involved in the plan to kill the landlord and hide his body.

And they are currently sitting in the Cook County Jail, living rent-free, awaiting their Friday court hearings this morning. And something tells me they won't ever have to worry about paying rent again for the rest of their lives. Please give Elijah Green and Tony Green the biggest hee-haw, please. Hee-haw! Hee-haw! Alright. Sheesh. Thank you for that donkey of the day. Now, when we come back, Donnell Rawlings

will be joining us. He's a good friend of all of ours. He is. Ashy Larry. He's at Caroline's all weekend. Yeah, and usually when he comes up here, we do something foul to him. of all of ours. He is. Ashy Larry. He's at Caroline's all weekend. Yeah. And usually when he comes up here we do something foul to him. He's very emotional.

Yes, very emotional. So we like to prank him sometimes to make it a little more interesting. I thought we was going to talk about Kanye. I thought we was going to tell Donnell

we wasn't going to be here today. I mean, well. I have something a little more fun that we can do. So last time he was here we didn't laugh at any of his jokes.

No, we didn't. You guys remember that? He was trying to say some funny things. He was funny. And we were very straight-faced, but he kept on firing, firing, firing,

trying to tell a joke. It was really sad. So I think what you guys should do is be disrespectful, leave the room. I'm going to act like y'all are not here,

and you did not wait to do this interview with him, and we're going to try to figure something out. And he's going to be so hurt because he thinks you guys are his brothers. All right, so we'll just leave and act like we just didn't have time for him.

And he's going to probably cry. All right, well, that seems honest because we really don't have no time for him today. All right. All right, so Donnell Rollins, when we come back, Charlamagne, let's get out of here and you hold it. Well, it's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Donnell! Hey, boo! Hi. and you hold it. Well, it's The Breakfast Club. Come on. The Breakfast Club. Janelle! Hey, boo! Hi. So we're going to do something different today. And which is? You're going to be so mad.

I'm not on the show? All right, so what happened is Charlamagne left because he had to be somewhere, and then Envy was like, I'm not staying, and he left too. He disrespected me like that? I feel bad because I know we always joke around. Yeah, and I just put his...

All right, what can we do? I mean, I'll do whatever you need now, but I won't be on even locally. I'm sorry, I feel bad. We're just playing with you. His lips started trembling. Y'all ain't... He said, I'm not even going to be a local.

I'm not even going to be a local. Donnell said, what can we do? I was only a minute away from saying f**k Envy. I'm unfollowing him. He said he disrespected it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. And again, we got our guy. Trustagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

And again, we got our guy. First off, y'all, not The Breakfast Club. Y'all are The Evil Clubs. It's not even April Fool's. I'm not evil. Look, Donnell,

we wanted to play a little prank on you, but I felt bad. Your lips started quivering. My lips didn't quiver. Your lips quivered a little bit. What I've learned to be in my career

is a problem solver. We all deal with problems, right? True indeed. But how do we deal with the problems and we solve them? So when Angela Yee told me that both of y'all

had walked out on my interview, of course, I was disrespectful. I thought I was disrespected. I wanted to talk about how you're never supposed to trust light-skinned people like that.

And I gave you a pass. And I was like, I thought it was serious. I was trying to problem solve it. Like, how do I be able to do the Breakfast Club interview? And that's when they let me know that y'all played a joke on me.

Your eyes got watery. I'm an actor. I'm an actor. Angela couldn't hold it. I'm an actor. Because, look, I know your son, Austin. I saw Austin's little face.

Shout out to Austin. I love you, man. I really thought y'all was being disrespectful. And it really hurt me because me and you talk all the time. All the time.

And I'm like this. I'm like, you couldn't give me a heads up or anything. And I was like, that's how it is. See? If we'd have waited five more minutes, we'd have got all of that on camera. Charlamagne couldn't text me? It was covered.

Kevin Hart really did buy these chairs. Yes, he did. Because it's built in for the Kevin Hart size. Yes. Now, here's the thing. This is when you know Kevin Hart is upset when he starts talking with his thumbs and his fingers. What did you think about all of that from an OG comedian like yourself? First off, I think enough is enough. You know what I'm saying?

I've listened to all the interviews, and I definitely think it's unfortunate because all the people that are in the beef are successful. That's the crazy part. You know what I'm saying? But the thing is, sometimes people don't respect everybody's come up. And I also think that it's easy for people to say, well, that's just my opinion. But everybody on the outside wants you to have a humble opinion. They want you to be humbled by it.

I listened to the cat on another station. What did you think about that when he was shooting at Tiffany Haddish and everything? First off, the first thing I thought was crazy was how the host wandered. You know what I'm saying? I thought that when he said, you're not a good interviewer, I agree with him 100%. You know what I'm saying? She was trying to put him in a corner. We all know what the demons that Cat Williams has dealt with.

You know what I'm saying? And me traveling and doing morning ready every time. After a while, you get sick of the same question. And she was trying to put him in that situation where he would react like that, and he reacted. Now, on the comedian side of it, I speak the comedian language. I kind of understood what Cat Williams was trying to say. People get to a certain level, certain route. You know what I'm saying? Has Tiffany Haddish

been on a 100-city tour? No. You know what I'm saying? Has Tiffany Haddish been the headliner across the country? No. But she had a different path. Everybody else was out on the street. Tiffany Haddish was auditioning. Now, that could have been the question. How many auditions did you have before you got there?

Her path, she's a TV star. And I think... TV and movie star. TV and movie star. She started on stage, though. But she started on stage but what Cat Williams was trying to compare was, she was trying to compare the people that had been on the ground for years and years and years, banging out an hour

of comedy every night. You know what I'm saying? Before Tiffany Haddish blew up, she was, and this is no disrespect, I love her, she was a feature. She was a strong feature. I remember one time she asked me, Donny, can I get some role work? This was like three or four years ago, but at the same time, she sacrificed going

on the road to commit to being an actor, to putting herself in a position. Now, some of the things that Cat Williams said, I could have respected more if he would have said, I appreciate her hustle. She started when she was 15. She was a foster kid. You know what I'm saying?

How many success stories do you know of people that came from foster homes that have made it? If he would have acknowledged that, I would have kind of understood some of the things he said. I think that was, throughout that whole interview, I think that was the most unfortunate part about it because you've got to give her a props. Yeah, you can't knock somebody's path to success. You can't do that. Now, I think that was the most unfortunate part about it because you got to give her a props.

Yeah, you can't knock somebody's path to success. You can't. You can't do that. Now, what about Lil Rel? Do you think Lil Rel's cute? Or do you think he's ugly? See, here's another thing. I wasn't going to address that. You ask crazy questions, son.

And you do a lot of booty talk, too, son. I listened to you three times on the radio, and you talked about the boobity-boob. Why are you putting your finger up and rolling it around? I'm in Kevin Hart's seat, son. You got to just start doing that. You know his booty's wide open right now. I see. And then you always endorse it.

Wow, that's fast. Whenever you do the booty joint, you do the no look away assist, son. Go back with the booty, son. You know what I'm saying? And I know when you're talking about the booty, the pop joint, son, I know at a certain age you got to deal with it, but you ain't got to talk about it. And you made it so like you have a conversation

while the insertion is going on. Donnell. But you ain't got to talk about it. And you made it so you have a conversation while the insertion is going on. Donnell be like, he sent me this. He sent me Fleece Johnson, the booty warrior video. Then he goes, you going for the third booty joint? Three booty joints. It's a two booty minimum, son.

He went with third. Seriously though, do you think Lil Rel's ugly? Oh my goodness. You think he's only on because he's ugly? I mean, I won't say he's ugly. I'll say he suffers from it. I suffer with third. Seriously, though, do you think Lil Rel's ugly? Oh, my goodness. You think he's only on because he's ugly? I mean, I won't say he's ugly. I'll say he suffers from it. When I suffer with it, it's called the regular face. It's a regular face. I know you don't think you have a regular face anymore, but, you know, I know.

And you coming from, like, a fine man's perspective. It's like, let's talk about these ugly. Like, he's not with us. He was one of us, sir. You just left us you gotta say this you said it was you said I left no because

just acknowledge I'm fine Donnell in the eye of the beholder and you believe you fine so subconsciously

I'm starting to think that oh do that over we should do R. Kelly I believe I can fly I believe I am fine I ain't doing nothing with R. Kelly.

Please don't. Yo, I done burnt my C's and everything, sir. I'm staying clear of that. Donnell, you wrote something a little weird to me. Can you read this out loud? Oh, my goodness. This love booty talk. That's not what it says.

That's not what it says. I said, was he having a full conversation with a figure in his booty? He said, me love booty talk. No, I didn't say that, but you know that's a typo. booty. He said, me love booty talk. No, I didn't say that, but you know, that's a typo. Sometimes you're talking to me about booty talk. Yeah, when you text it too fast sometimes, it says wrong thing. It says, me love booty talk. I was like, what is Donnell talking about?

It was in reference to the situation with Charlamagne. That's what it was. Did you hear Rob Stapleton up here? I didn't hear Rob Stapleton. Okay. He was talking about Tracy Morgan. Yeah. And he felt like he had the film that he was working on,

and he hit up Tracy Morgan about it. Well, he tried to. He went through somebody that was close to Tracy Morgan because he doesn't have his number anymore. Right. And he was upset that Tracy Morgan didn't even look at the film to see about helping him. Nobody owe you anything.

Nobody owe you anything. This man right here. And I had to get over it. He said something to me. And I was like, yo, son, post this joint. And he told me, he said, yo, build your own arc and they'll come. And my response was like, f*** you, still post my s***. You know what I'm saying?

But what I will say was I took that. I wasn't upset about it. For a minute I was. I'm like, yeah, but I'm saying, you got a nail, you got a hammer. Help me build this, son. I'm like, we was guy-coding all that. But sometimes the best lessons in life are the toughest lessons. Had he not told me that, I would have been always feeling like somebody owe me something.

Rob's statement, he was upset, but don't nobody owe you anything. I guess Rob was upset because he felt like he wrote a bunch of things for Tracy. And then he felt like Tracy, even if he told him no, he would have liked for him to have at least looked at it. Yeah, but you can't, like, first off, if you're going to ask somebody for anything, prepare yourself for them to say no or rejection. If you're not prepared for that, then you ain't prepared to ask them. All right, we got more with Donnell Rawlins.

When we come back, 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. Donnell Rawlins is in the building. Yee.

Now, Donnell, let's be clear. You are officially part of The Breakfast Club. He is. Because you do your man on the street stuff for a long time. Officially in what sense? You're not getting paid, if that's what you're asking. You do man on the street for us on Revolt. I do man on the street. Y'all don't never talk about it. They don't think I'm man on the street for us on Revolt. I do man on the street.

Y'all don't never talk about it. They don't think I'm man on the street. I do drop for it every morning. You don't do no drops. You got to accidentally stumble on me like, oh, yeah. I do drops every morning for Revolt. Absolutely. Where's my key card?

Can I get a key card? Yeah, it's not going to work. I don't think we want you up here like that. Not like that, like that. People love Breakfast Club. Everywhere I am. And people love Breakfast Club. Everywhere I go, people love the Breakfast Club. But they always say, why you let them f*** with you like that? Oh.

What? What are you talking about? You're evil, son. I still feel bad about earlier. I do. I'm sorry. No, you don't. You feel bad. You didn't have that look on your face at the beginning.

You was like, you let me ride with lip was shaking like a crab head. Everything. I like the way that you um kept your career going even after chapelle's show it's like he had a career before that i had a career before that but it's not that i've had a lot of up and downs too but he's been able to drive through it i don't think i had to yeah what are you talking about what are you talking about yeah he's like you don't remember you were a driver for a while? How do you see that now? I will say, I've been, after a career of 23, 24 years, I've been consistent.

That's what I always thought. But what people think is like, when you party shows like The Wire, when you party shows like Chappelle's show, those shows are so iconic, people want to compare the rest of everything you did to that. Would you consider Chappelle a gatekeeper? I wouldn't consider him a gatekeeper. I consider him as a person that can make opportunities.

Of course he can make opportunities. And the thing is, a lot of times, the reason why people don't want to give another man opportunities is because they're afraid that that person is going to outshine them. And testament to Dave's character, and I consider myself a beast on stage. Dave will put me on the road. The average headliner is not f***ing with me.

And for Dave, when I'm on the show with him, nobody knows that I'm there. They're like DJ Trauma, who's normally the resident DJ. Shout out to DJ Trauma. But he'll be like, okay guys, we're getting ready to start the show. We got a special guest. You see him on the wire. You'll get a couple claps. You see him in Spider-Man 2.

You get a couple claps. But then he'll say, but you fell in love with him as Ashley Larry from the Chappelle Show, and the room goes ape s***. The average headliner is not going to want anybody to get that reception before they go on. I go up there, I do my thing, and then him being the person he is, he come right behind it. Two different

styles. Everything you're saying is accurate except for the crowd going ape s***. No, no, no, no, no. You must not be in my show. No, they did go crazy for Danielle. You know what he sound like? You know what he sound like? A-f***. You know what he sound like? A hater.

And you know a hater, they always start these songs off like this. I mean. I mean, they went A-f*** back. But they didn't go A-f***, A-f***, A-f***. I mean. You know what I really enjoy watching you perform in, like, the smaller venues? The Radio City Music Hall, those big venues like that, they're like, they're the showcase venues, you know? But if you really want to see

a test of a true comic, like you say, find them in an intimate environment. Yeah. Find them in the smallest situation. It's probably like 70 people. That's the downtime if you were talking about.

You got to practice somewhere. That was, quick story. There's a celebrity chef, I won't say that name, celebrity chef, when my son, when I was having babies,

my son's baby shower, I wanted this celebrity chef to, you know, like come in and help me with the food for my son's baby shower. So I reached out to the chef, and we were all good. And then at the last minute, they pulled away, and the example they gave me, it was like, I don't know, there was a big time, it was like, Donnell, I don't do open mics. Like, they're too big to do. To do baby showers, right? I don't do open mics.

You just blow a kiss at Donnell, Sean. They said, oh, do. I don't do open mics. You just blow a kiss at Donnell. I'm blowing a kiss at Carolina. You blow a kiss at Donnell. You see how disrespectful the breakfast club is? How you handle me? Come here. Don't bring nobody in my interview, son.

Why did you blow a kiss at Donnell? Oh my God, this is so disrespectful. Donnell, did I blow a kiss at you? Thank you for joining us, Donnell. You think I blew a kiss at him? You Did I blow a kiss at you? Thank you for joining us, Dana. You think I blew a kiss at him? How you doing? You think I blew a kiss at him? No, I was dropping off a baby present.

I'm so sorry. All right, back to your story about what were you talking about? He was telling a story. He was telling a story? He wasn't telling a story. I ain't no story. This ain't going to be a Caroline's as we do it. Dana, as long as this story doesn't end with you deciding to cook,

because you cannot cook. I don't want to talk about that. I can't. Go ahead. But here's the story. So the celebrity chef, I guess they had got to a point where they was too big for a certain thing. They on TV and everything.

And it was like, Donnell, I don't do open mics. Do you do open mics? Do you continue to open mics? I said, yes. Not only I continue to open mics, I had just did a show at Radio City Music Hall. 6,500 people got off stage, got in the car, and went to Brownsville and performed for 15 people. Yeah.

So at the end of the day, you can't never stop sharpening your toolbox. You can't never stop sharpening your toolbox. How did you sharpen the toolbox? By performing. You were sharpening the tools, not the toolbox. The tools, not the box. What's wrong with you, man?

Yo, y'all got so many people up here that y'all don't put this pressure on, son. Y'all know I'm not good at reading out loud. Y'all know I don't do that. I tell jokes, man. We used to do radio together, right? We used to have reading contests. No, it wasn't a contest. You never was in it.

You just bet on me. I got $50. You can't read this paragraph without stuttering. Okay. And it's about you. It's about you. Donald Rollins is an actor and writer from Washington D.C. He's well known for being

A cast member on the Chappelle show He made an impact on the show With his character Ashley Larry And his iconic phrase I'm rich bitch I threw that in there He has a series of sketch comedy clips On his from Ashley

Don't do that son On his from Ashley Classy album Rawlins has had multiple successful shows At Radio City Music Hall. An actor, he has made appearances on The Wire and Spider-Man 2. I didn't stutter, son.

On The Wire and Spider-Man 2. He was in the Air Force for four years. Rollins is also a police officer in Washington. You were a police officer? He was a cop? I didn't know you was a cop. I didn't know you was a cop. I was a police officer in the Air Force waiting to were a police officer? You was a cop? I didn't know you was a cop. I didn't know you was a cop.

I was a police officer in the Air Force waiting to become a police officer in D.C. And what happened? I used to work for this grocery company. I used to be head of security

for this grocery company. And as a former camaraderie, we would go to the comedy, Comedy Connection in Greenbelt, and we would go to the club. And I used to heckle the comedians on stage.

So we used to go every week, and I became popular as a heckler. Comedians would come to me and be like, yo, could you let me work on the material? Don't mess with me today. And I became so good at a heckler that the club owner wanted to shut me up. This is how I started. He dared me to go on stage. I wasn't excited about doing it then.

Two weeks later, I went on stage, and the rest was history. So you was a troll then it then. Two weeks later, I went on stage and the rest was history. So you was a troll then, originally? Oh yeah, I was 100%. I was a, I started, people started coming

to see me heckle. You had a gun? In the Air Force, I was the worst cop ever, man. I made one stop in four years. And that was this,

it was this girl, and this was before the whole Me Too thing, and she was, she was scantily, scantily dressed. Scantily clad. Scantily,

yes, you know this, me, and I pulled over to get a phone number, and that's the only arrest I ever made. You arrested her? Yeah, I arrested her. She told you no?

I'm not following that. You're not going to have me on CNN 20 years later. You're trying to get evidence, man. You're asking some Kavanaugh questions. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't remember anything. But, Dana, you're at Caroline's, which means we're at Caroline's this weekend. That's right, this weekend. And I also want to say, I started Live Nation, you're talking about. I don't remember anything. But I know you're at Caroline's, which means we're at Caroline's this weekend.

That's right, this weekend. And I also want to say, I started Live Nation, just invested in me. Not a major investment, but I'm trying to break the cycle. I do a lot of comedy clubs. If you look at my schedule,

I'm doing comedy clubs almost every weekend. But I'm trying to graduate to that theater mode. You know what I'm saying? I'm not going to play myself a thing. I could go sell out a 3,000 seat or anything like that without being a part of a group But we're doing three shows this fall

Live Nation Comedy If you go to my website, DonairRollins.com And do that And shout out to No man, when are you going to do your stand up special? You know what, and I don't know if it's premature But I've been on the road with Dave Chappelle Probably for the last four years

And almost after every show, he says to me, Donnell, you're ready. So I don't want to get ahead of myself, but there is some talks about Dave Chappelle and I getting together to produce my next show. So Dave needs to do that. He needs to EP your next question. Dave Chappelle, I know you watch these on the road.

Let's do it, son. How's your brother doing? My brother? Okay. I have a lot of brothers The brother in question Is doing fine Again to let you know

How do you know Which brother he's talking about? Because that's the only brother He ever f***ing asked about He's my brother My brother You still think I'm fine? Nah he stopped

That long time ago son Ever since he changed You have one fan son And it's gone now Yeah he's not supporting you son They do like you Going to the doctor And getting that check all the time

When is he going back? Yeah, he's not supporting you, son. They do like you going to the doctor and getting that check all the time. He likes the colon. When is he going back? My goodness. Nah. It's Donnell Rollins. Is that it? Hold on.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Donnell, we got nothing to do. No, it's an average. I just want to say. Donnell, it's over. Stop the bulls**t. Let's get back to what we do.

Making people laugh. Nobody got time for the hate. Who you talking to? Nobody. You never we do. Making people laugh. Nobody got time for the hate. Who you talking to? Nobody. You never know who they talking to. He's talking to that camera. Who you talking to? I don't, like my guest says, I don't do names, right?

I don't say no names, D-Day. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Shout out to Donnell Rawlins, too, man.

Yes, don't stop and throw. He'll be at Caroline's all weekend. Good sport. And also shout out to Coco. Coco Brown. She's a comedian. She's going to be in Jacksonville, the Jacksonville Comedy Club this weekend. So shout out to our sister station, 93.3 The Beat.

Jacksonville's hip-hop and R&B. Coco Brown's hilarious. We do a sister circle together. Mm-hmm. Now let's get to these rumors. Let to beat Jacksonville's hip-hop and R&B. Coco Brown's hilarious. We did Sister Circle together. Mm-hmm. Now let's get to these rumors. Let's talk 50 Cent. It's time. She's spilling the tea.

This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, congratulations to 50 Cent. He has just signed a $150 million deal with Starz. That's the kind of stuff I like to hear. Nice. I want a Clues Bomb for 50 Cent, damn it. He has just signed a $150 million deal with Stars. That's the kind of stuff I like to hear. I want a Clues Bum for 50 cent, damn it. He posted, repeat after me, God is good all the time. So congratulations to him. Stars is a great home for 50. I mean, 50 gave him

a hit show in power. He's got more content coming. I think he's got three different series. The BMF TV show. The BMF TV show, yeah. He's got two other scripted shows coming, so they know what they're doing. That's a good person to be in business with. Yes, it's a four-year overall deal, and he's going to be creating scripted and unscripted content for the network. And if all those future projects succeed, then they're saying that deal is worth $150 million. You know what I like about 50 Most?

He gets those deals done being his absolute self. He does. He's his self all the time on social media. He's his self all the time in person. He threatens to punch you. He says what he wants, and then white people still do business with him. Drop on the Clues Bomb for 50 cents. Got great content.

Now, Kevin Hart also has signed a first-look deal with Nickelodeon. And under that deal, his Heartbeat Productions, they'll develop and produce live, act-inscripted kids' content for the network. So congratulations to Kevin Hart on that deal. Drop on the Clues Bomb for Kevin Hart. You see, the cancer's out here getting it done, baby. Kevin Hart and 50 Cent, the cancer's like me. They out here getting it done. All right, Issa Rae, in the meantime,

is going to be starring in a romantic comedy called American Princess. No, I don't know Issa's sign. All right, she's going to play an American woman who moves to London, finds herself drawn into a world of wealth and high society, and falls in love in a very unexpected way. So congratulations to her as well. Drop on the clues, bombs for Issa Rae. HBO, when y'all know Annie, I can give in a very unexpected way. So congratulations to her as well. HBO, when y'all know Annie, I can give her a couple hundred million. Now Ryan

Coogler, in the meantime, has signed on to write and direct Black Panther, the sequel. So congratulations to him. Of course we knew that was going to happen. Jesus, this is great. This is amazing. I have all kinds of good news for you guys. How much you got, Ryan? This morning.

All right, and Drake is featured on Bad Bunny's new song, Mia. And he's actually... This goes too far. Drake goes too far. Why? Now, we got the Caribbean ting. The Caribbean ting, I should say. But this is a little ridiculous.

Why can't he experiment? And he's rapping in Spanish. Check it out. Sounds kind of dope, but I got to lie. It sounds good. Sounds dope, but I got to lie.

Why is it too far? Put the mic in Drom's face. Drom is our resident Puerto Rican. It sounds dope, but I got to lie, man. Drom, what did Drake just say? He said, everybody wants you,

but you're mine. That's what he's saying the whole time? Everybody wants you, but you're mine. That whole long ass 35 seconds? There's different ways

of saying it. So he's just saying over and over, everybody wants you, but you're mine. See, you're trying to find a reason to hit on right now. You're saying that his butt, he said, my butt is mine. Your butt is, where you get that from? So he's just saying over and over, everybody wants you but your mom. See, you're trying to find a reason to hit on right now. You're saying that his butt,

he said, my butt is mine. Your butt is, where you get that from? So he flipped the Michael Jackson line. No, he didn't. All right, and let's- That's what Drom just said. Drom just said Drake said my butt ain't mine. It sounded good.

Now let's talk more new music. Kodak Black has a new song featuring Travis Scott and Offset is called ZZ. I'm out. Pull up in a demon on guard. Looking like I still do fraud. Flying private jet with the rod. It's a Z-ish. It's a Z-ish. All right. Okay. All this new music out.

Listen, I think I'm going to just ride around to the instrumental. All right. And Plies has a new song. I like the instrumental better than that just now. Plies has a new song featuring Kevin Gates called All The Above. She my independent girl. Say she love me minigirl. She been riding for a minute, girl. I take care of you on your mama, girl. Kevin Gates called All The Above. Me and Faith Griffin. She A, B, C, and D. So stay out of our business. You my babe. You my gift.

You my all of the other. You get this. You get gifts. You get all of the other. Yeah. Okay, Ploz. I am CTGSTDE free. I think I'm going to just do a record.

I thought you were spelling your name. I said CTGSTD. Okay. Free, free. STD, what? I got my blood work back yesterday. I'm on a goosebumps for me. I mean, I knew I was already, but it just feels good to hear.

Just hear it? You don't know until you check. That's right. But anyway, so that's all new music. And we told you again, Quavo's album is out today. Usher dropped a surprise EP today as well. LMA's album's out today. A lot of new music out and available.

I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report. All right. Now, People's Choice Mix is up next. albums out today. A lot of new music out and available. I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Report. Alright. Now, People's Choice Mix is up next. After the mix, let's talk Kanye a little bit. We really didn't discuss and dive into Kanye and the shenanigans he did. I don't feel like talking about him now. Nah, we got to and we're going to take your phone

calls. You can start getting on the phones right now. We're taking phone calls at 9 o'clock now? Why not? Let's talk about Kanye this morning. Y'all with it. I'm with it. You know, we got a lot to talk about Kanye this morning. Y'all with it. I'm with it. You know, we got a lot to talk about, so we'll do that. 800-585-1051. You hurry your ass back over here. I'll do the mixing

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