The Breakfast Club - The Breakfast Club REWIND

Episode Date: July 7, 2022

Today on The Breakfast Club we're throwing it back to some of our favorite interviews! Today we got Charlamagne's one on one convo with Abbott Elementary creator and star, Quinta Brunson as well as thee Trick Daddy Joins usSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. own? I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water,

500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zaka Stan. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-A-S-T-A-N on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best, and you're going to figure out the rhythm of this thing.

Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, y'all. Niminy here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids

and families called Historical Records. Executive produced by Questlove, The Story Pirates, and John Glickman, Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone.

The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different, inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. And it began with me. Did you know, did you know? I wouldn't give up my seat.

Nine months before Rosa, it was called a moment. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hello, my undeadly darlings. It's Teresa, your resident ghost host. And do I have a treat for you. Haunting is crawling out from the shadows, and it's going to be devilishly good. We've got chills, thrills, and stories that'll make you wish the lights stayed on. So join me, won't you?

Let's dive into the eerie unknown together. Sleep tight, if you can. Listen to Haunting on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Envy, Angela Yee, and Charlemagne Tha God. Good morning, shall we? You look good. More nervous in this room than anywhere else. It's on your radio right now. Do you know how to pop that coochie for a good one? Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God. I'm a lovable asshole.

And this is The Breakfast Club, bitches. Hey, what you doing, man? Oh, darling. I'm calling you. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this?

Yo, DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God, Angela Yee, good morning. Good morning. Good morning. So, what I want to get off my chest, I know DJ Envy, you go through this all the time. What's that? I'm half black. People come up to me, they ask me what my nationality is, and they assume that I'm Spanish,

Puerto Rican, but my dad's black, my mom's white. It gets me frustrated sometimes. I want to know what you do about that. How the hell would we know? He's talking about me. I don't pay any mind. I don't pay any mind.

I mean, I don't care. I mean, it doesn't bother me. It's not like something like, oh my God, this grind my gears. No, I don't care. You don't like when people say you Dominican? I'll joke back. I'm saying I'm black,

but it don't upset me to the point where I'm going to go in the corner and cry. What do people ask you? They ask you, what are you? Bro, make up your mind. You just said it's not a problem, but now you're saying you're not Dominican. I told him he doesn't have to get that mad and that upset. Wait, I'm trying to understand.

So people just say, what are you? Yeah, they ask me what my nationality is. I'm like, I tell them to guess, and they usually go, I'm Spanish, Puerto Rican. Well, you told them to guess. You should just say I'm like, I tell them to guess, and they usually go, Spanish, Puerto Rican? Well, you told them to guess. You should just say I'm black. I wish Envy would humor me one day and say, guess what I am today. No, I understand, though. He's annoyed that people come up to him that don't even know him and just say, what's your nationality?

Like, I get it. It's annoying. Thank you, brother. I don't have a problem. I never really understand why people get mad at that. There's so many nationalities and so many people. If you see somebody you want to ask, why does that bother people? I don't understand.

Well, he's bothered. It's inquisitive. Like, what are you? Oh, you're this and that? Okay, that's dope. I mean, they're entitled to be bothered. But if you have something in your mind, you know what I mean? Like, if in your mind you know what you are, I can see why that would be annoying.

Because you would hope everybody else sees it too. But what are you, Sheldon? Black. 100% pure God. Okay? You don't look black to me. Hello, who's this? You look more on the white side. I'm actually 97% West African. I've done my African ancestry.

Hello, who's this? Yo, yo, this is anonymous. You do not have to be anonymous on the radio. All you gotta do is say another name. Yeah You do not have to be anonymous on the radio. All you gotta do is say another name, bro. Yeah, you could have made up a name. He was still searching names. Either way.

But look, I was delivering food, right? And I knew the person I was delivering food to, but it was old co-workers and stuff. And the dude, the boyfriend, came out and started like, what's up? What you saying with my girl? And he stole on me. I'm literally delivering food, like DoorDash dude stole on you know I'm saying I'm trying to figure out should I get restrained orders that I retaliate the hood way man shut up that man punch you in your face right then and there you ain't did

nothing you ain't gonna do nothing after the fact leave it alone why you go back to the house bro where it is boy you better stay away from that man hey that point a that punch hurt hey did that punch hurt? Hey, did that punch hurt? Nah. Don't lie. Tell the truth. Tell the truth. So why you ain't hit him back then if the punch ain't hurt?

Because it was like literally so long, he didn't literally just put me in the chokehold. And then he put you in the dope feet. So he beat you up then. He beat you up. It's okay. So when you got back up, what happened? Literally, he was gone.

When you woke up, he was gone. Yeah, after you woke up, he was gone. He ain't gonna stick around when you've been asleep for 10 minutes. Yeah, he's that man alone, man. In the words of Craig's daddy on Friday, okay, you win some, you lose some, but you live to fight another day. Huh? Man, you ain't gonna do nothing. Stop.

Why you wanna retaliate? Leave it alone. He beat you up. Exactly. He's already got people on his head. What you saying? How old are you? How old are you? How old are you?

How old are you? That's anonymous too. Well, listen. I was born in 1978. I turned 44 yesterday. We come from an era where if you lose a fist fight, you just lose a fist fight. Leave it at that. Just leave it alone, bro.

I ain't that old. I ain't that old. Okay, well, listen. If you want to retaliate, ask him for a fair one then. Oh, that's a bet. That's a bet. He better not do that. Nah, don't do that.

Because he, bro. He's not speaking for me. Bro, trust me, bro. He whooped your ass one time. That's right. It ain't worth it. Because think about it like this, right? Think about it like this.

You retaliate. You do something. Now you go into jail. If it's a fair one, I'm cool with that, though. As long as it ain't worth it. Because think about it like this, right? Think about it like this. You retaliate. You do something. Now you go into jail. If it's a fair one, I'm cool with that, though. As long as it ain't no... He lost this one and dude put him in a dope fiend. And he just going to get put in a dope fiend again. He lost, man.

He lost. You going to train before the next fight? Now look, it ain't no training for this. It ain't no training for this. You need training. It's okay, man. You need training. Listen, I done got punched on camera, bro.

You done seen the can I get a drop. I ain't got no time for retaliation. Who cares? We're too old. Let it go, bro. Yeah, let it go. You already know who you is. That's even worse.

Exactly. I got punched in the head and got seen by millions of people. You think I'm sitting around? We just regular people out here. You know what I'm saying? Let it go. All the more reason for you to let it go, sir. All the more reason for me to retaliate.

No, why? You're going to go to jail. You're going to retaliate. You're going to hurt him. You're going to go to jail. Is it worth it? No, we don't know if you're going to. I doubt you're going to hurt him.

Okay, so imagine a question. If you go get a fair one, you and him just fight straight up. If he beat you again, then what? Then he's going to go for a third time. I'm going to call it a fair fight. You're going to what? That's honest. I'm going to call it a fair fight. You're going to what? That's honest. I'm going to call it

a fair fight. Dude, snuck. All right, I'm going to tell you what to do then because you said you either want to fight again or you want to press charges,

right? Oh, ain't no pressing charges. You just said you want to get a restraining order against him. So to get a restraining order you got to press charges.

Oh, that bad. I want you to press charges. No, no, no, no. I'd rather you press charges. We'll get a restraining order. Yeah, I'd rather you get a restraining order. Nah. You're about to lose your job, and you're about to go to jail for doing something stupid.

Leave it alone. That man done beat you up so bad that you wanted to get a restraining order, so I don't know why you acting all tough now. Let it go, bro. Have a good one, man. No, don't hang up on this man yet. You're going to let it go? Maybe.

Do you have kids, bro? Nah. Man gonna let it go maybe do you have kids bro nah man let it your mom and daddy gonna have to visit you in jail because you're gonna do something stupid leave it alone win some we lose some let it go did your girl see you did your girl see you get beat up nah all right then so let it go nobody saw nobody even know that's why and you anonymous nobody knows this happened bro if it's not on video, nobody saw it. Let it go. Change the narrative. Tell everybody you beat him up.

Nobody seen it. Word up. You could have caught up here and lied to us. All right, we'll see. There ain't no we'll see. Don't do nothing stupid, bro. God bless you, man. Goodness gracious.

Sending you healing energy, man. He got knocked the fuck out. The man done hit you and choked you out. Now you talk about what you want. The first thing he did when he called up here was say, should I get a restraining order or retaliate? You know how bad somebody got to do you if you want to get a restraining order? Just get the restraining order.

Just relax, man. Come on, let it go. 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.

Power 105.1. The Breakfast Club. morning the breakfast club power 105 one the breakfast club envy angela yee and charlemagne the god let's go this is your time to get it off your chest whether you're mad or blessed i hear from you on the breakfast club so if you got something on your mind let it out hello who's this? Blake from Georgia. What up, brother? Get it off your chest. Yeah, I just want to put it out there, let everybody know. If you have a business idea or a thing you're trying to put on,

don't assume it's going to be successful because you have family and friends that are going to support you. Wow. Sometimes that's not how it works. Yes. What happened, man? So I have a fitness event. It's called Max Health Games.

I do it for the first two years in my hometown, Indiana, thinking it's going to be successful. What happened, man? And it's going to be one of the biggest tennis games down here in the state. And I'm bootstrapping it all myself. No team or nothing. I have to take the handicaps off, drain the wheels off, and get it all done myself. That's how it always is, man. You know that. You know nine times out of ten you're going to get more support somewhere else than in your hometown. You know that.

Shouldn't be like that, though. It shouldn't be. And, you know, you can't ever expect, and I've learned this from, you know, starting businesses, you can't ever expect, and I've learned this from starting businesses, you can't ever expect the people around you that they have to do things to support you. You still got to act like you out there doing it on your own and put forth all the effort like you're not going to have that. And if they do support you, that's a great and amazing surprise. That's just the way people are sometimes.

Hello, who's this? What's the deal, baby? This is Amar Bacardi. Amar, what's up? Get it off your chest, bro. That ain't your real name. Your last name Bacardi? Yes, sir. You're a liar.

Why is that? Your last name is actually Bacardi, like the drink? Yes. No, not Bacardi. McCarty. Oh, McCarty. Okay, got you. All right, McCarty.

Okay, that makes more sense. Get it off your chest, man. All right, what's it there, man? I wanted to just give a shout out, man. I'm married and love my life it off your chest, man. All right. What's up, man? I wanted to just give a shout out, man. I'm married and love my life this weekend. Congratulations, King. Thank you, sir.

That's what I like to hear. I want to shout out Keola McCarty, the new Miss McCarty. Yay. And I just want to say I love her. Okay. Shout out to The Breakfast Club, Angel Lee, DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. What's up with that honeymoon, though? Where you going?

I don't know. It's summertime. We got to do it. Oh, I get it. I get it. I get it. I get it. Congratulations, brother, and have a good one. Hello, who's this?

This is Romero. Romero, what up? Get it off your chest. Man, I'm a little hot, man. I've been trying to get into this real estate game, and they're not making it easy for a brother at all. Man, I burned my first property, renovated it, got it off the ground, man. And now I'm trying to buy another one.

And these prices are crazy right now. Same property that was $90,000 is going for like $180,000, man, for 600 square feet. It's retarded. I mean, that's what this whole pandemic did. I mean, a lot of people with the interest rates so low, a lot of people are buying houses and inventories down, so people are raising the prices like crazy. Man, I don't know how they expect somebody to get in the game.

With these kind of prices, man, it's stupid, man. It's very difficult. Well, I don't know, man. I appreciate y'all, though, man. Thanks for taking my call. I'm glad to get it off my chest. Yeah, there wasn't going to be no positive advice for that one. It is what it is.

When them prices is what they are, they are what they are. Hello, who's this? Oh, this is Marion Johnson. What's up, brother? What's up, Marion Johnson? So you remember me, man? Cocktail party, man. Tell him what. He just said his name.

I don't know my name down here. Y'all remember the male dancer? The male dancer? Yeah, remember I was talking about the book about the male dancer cocktail party? No, I don't quite remember. Y'all was talking about a male dancer, a guy, a guy, if his girl went to the strip joint, I mean, had a house party, what would you think about that? Oh, got you. Yeah, yeah, okay. starting to come back to me now yeah yeah i was just trying to throw

the link out there it's on asapublishing corporation.com slash maren johnson s-m-e-r-i-n johnson or you go to amazon and buy maren johnson okay thank you maren johnson that's a good last name you got for a male stripper. Johnson. Johnson, yeah, yeah. My stripper name was Black Cat. Okay. Should have been Black Johnson. Black Cat. Why was it Black Cat? Were you like walking across the stage like a

Black Cat? That's right. That's right. Shaking everything. Shaking everything. Okay, Black Cat. You have a good one. 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. Anybody with that hairline. Attacks already in the promo. That's fine. Listen to Hold Up on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts. Power 105.1.

Hey, guys. Power 105.1. Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Post Run High, is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. You know that rush of endorphins you feel after a great workout?

Well, that's when the real magic happens. So if you love hearing real, inspiring stories from the people you know, follow, and admire, join me every week for Post Run High. It's where we take the conversation beyond the run and get into the heart of it all. It's lighthearted, pretty crazy, and very fun. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired, depressed, a little bit revolutionary? Consider

this. Start your own country. I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There are 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. The Waikana tribe owned country.

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

We need help! We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast.

That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia Keys opens up about conquering doubt,

learning to trust herself, and leaning into her dreams. I think a lot of times we are built to doubt the possibilities for ourselves. For self-preservation and protection, it was literally that step by step. And so I discovered that that is how we get where we're going. This increment of small, determined moments. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay.

Like, grace. Have grace with yourself. You're trying your best. And you're gonna figure out the rhythm of this thing. Alicia Keys, like you've never heard her before. Listen to On Purpose with Jay Shetty

on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So y'all, this is Questlove, and I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I've been working on with the Story Pirates and John Glickman called Historical Records. It's a family-friendly podcast.

Yeah, you heard that right. A podcast for all ages. One you can listen to and enjoy with your kids starting on September 27th. I'm going to toss it over to the host of Historical Records, Nimany, to tell you all about it. Make sure you check it out. Hey, y'all. Nimany here. I'm the host of a brand new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records.

Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone. Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone. The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different inspiring figure from history. Like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it.

And it began with me. Did you know, did you know? I wouldn't give up my seat. Nine months before Rosa, it was called a moment. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise. Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, I'm Marie. And I'm Sydney. And we're Mess. Well, not a mess, but on our podcast called Mess, we celebrate all things messy. But the gag is not everything is a mess.

Sometimes it's just living. Yeah, things like J-Lo on her third divorce. Living. Girls trip to Miami. Mess. Ozempic. Messy, skinny living. Restaurant stealing a birthday cake.

Mess. Wait, what flavor was the cake though? Okay, that's a good question. Hooking up with someone in accounting and then getting a promotion. Living. Breaking up with your girlfriend while on Instagram Live. Living. It's kind of mess. Yeah. Well, you get it.

Got it? Live, love, mess. Listen to Mess with Sydney Washington and Marie Faustin on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building, Quinta Brunson, you know, the creator of Abbott Elementary.

Good morning. Hey. How are you feeling? I'm feeling good. I am really happy to have this conversation because I am a real big fan. What was life like growing up, you know, in West Philadelphia? Born and raised. I'm sorry.

You had to. I know. It's okay. I let people get it out of their system. You know, it was great. I loved growing up in Philly. It's a beautiful city with a ton of culture. It was a nice environment to grow up in. And being the youngest of five, I just kind of took so much from my siblings. They were older. They were experiencing comedy in their own ways. Like, their favorite things range from Kings of Comedy to, I don't know, like Conan, to my mom and dad liked really old shows, like the Bob Newhart show and the Jeffersons and stuff. So I feel like all that funneled into me. And my brother, who's closest to me, liked Ace Ventura, so I got the stupid stuff, too. It all just funneled down, so it was nice.

Being the youngest of five, did you get away with a lot? I had more eyes on me, for sure. My parents were very overprotective. Really? By the time they get to the youngest ones, they kinda like, they don't raise the youngest like they do the oldest. Not in my case.

They were very overprotective. It made me more adventurous to go out and do my own stuff. So I found new ways to defy them. You said that when you could make your siblings laugh, you knew you were doing something right. So how would you make them laugh? One of the big things was them putting me in a car seat and making me do impressions of Wanda from In Living Color.

They made me redo Martin episodes, like, from beginning to end. You can remember whole episodes of Martin? When I was younger, yeah. Okay, okay, okay. Maybe I still can. There's a lot of Fresh Prince episodes I can remember from beginning to end, like an almost quote. So stuff like that, it was kind of knowing these shows like the back of my hand to be able to say the lines to them later. That was the way to connect to them.

I was also so far away from them. My closest sibling is eight years older than me. And my other siblings, it's, you know, 10 years, 15 years, and then 20 years. As a kid, I couldn't really relate to them, but making them laugh was how I got to, you know, hang out with them. And our whole family, like my mom and dad, too,

we all really came together over comedies. It was like the one thing that we could all agree on was a good sitcom at the end of the day. Now, you were raised Jehovah Witness. Mm-hmm. So was I. You were? Absolutely.

I did not know that. My mom still goes to the Kingdom Hall to this day. Wait, what? Yes. I did not know that. Yes, yes. So does mine. So how strict was your upbringing?

Very. Yeah, because you was named after me. Well, I'm saying overprotective. I can just use the, now you know what I'm talking about. Like, they were very strict. Yeah. Also, I was the only kid that was I can just use the, now you know what I'm talking about. Like, they were very strict. Also, I was the only kid that was born and raised in it. You know what I mean? Wait, that's not true.

Me and my brother closest to me, the rest of them weren't like raised Jehovah's Witnesses. Oh, no, I was raised, whole family. What? Oh, yeah, I had the whole righteous, righteous mom and dad. So my dad ended up getting disfellowshipped because he got baptized knowing he had

no business getting baptized. I cannot believe this conversation right now. Absolutely. I should be disfellowshipped. I'm on the run. You'll never get me. I never got baptized knowing he had no business getting baptized. I cannot believe this conversation right now. Absolutely. I should be disfellowshipped. I'm on the run. You'll never get me. I never got baptized. Oh, that's why.

That's why, yeah. Because I knew that was too much pressure. I did because I was so ambitious. I was such an ambitious 13-year-old. Oh, my God. You got baptized at 13? Yeah, because I was like, I love God. I did, too, but that's too much pressure.

I know. Well, you had enough foresight. Have you held on to any of those traditions or habits? You go to memorial service still? Memorial's the one thing I'll try really hard to go to. Mm-hmm. And it gets harder for me every single year. There's always a new obstacle.

Last year, I tried to go. I show up. It's a Korean hall. I was like, what the hell? Like, why can't I? I was like, I cannot win. So I'm just sitting there dressed like a slut in comparison to everybody else. Like, because I was also trying to cannot win. So I'm just sitting there dressed like a slut in comparison to everybody else. Because I was also trying to go to this party after. So I was like, I'm just wearing this dress.

It was a little short, but I was like, it's cool. I'm sitting in the back. They're just like appalled at what I'm wearing. And I'm like, calm down. I was going to sit in the back if I could get in. Anyway, the brothers are just like looking at me. All you want to do is pass some bread and wine? That's it.

I'm like, it gets harder and harder every single year, but I keep trying to show up. Yeah, there was a lot of reasons why it wasn't for me, but I don't think it's bad, and I think if it weren't for that, I'm not sure that me and my siblings would have, like, survived Philadelphia at the time. Yeah, because that kind of structure, I guess, and faith, it kind of keeps you out of trouble, which is why people hold on dear to religion, period. You know, it keeps you on a good path. So I'm grateful for that. What about holidays?

How do you feel about those now? You know, you didn't get those as kids. We didn't. There was one year, I just wanted to see what it feels like, what it feels like. So I went to Rite Aid and got like a plastic Christmas tree. And I just put it in my apartment and I just looked at it.

And I left it there for like maybe one night and then I took it and threw it in the trash. But I just wanted to see what it felt like. You never just wanted to see? I mean, I do it now because I got a whole family. So it's like my wife didn't grow up. So you be out here celebrating Christmas. I enjoy it though, but not because of the...

I'ma tell your mother. Yo, that's so awkward when she's here for the holidays. You're celebrating Christmas. Oh, man. Did you ever feel like an outsider in high school? Not in a sad way. I also went to a school that was an art school. So everybody in the school was kind of an outsider.

You know what I mean? Everyone was very accepted. Because the only reason you were there in the first place was because you were kind of a weirdo. It encouraged us all to go into whatever we wanted to do and I wish more kids had that for sure. Did you have any insecurities growing up? There was a point where I thought if I had a big butt and I could sing, then my life would be different.

And that was an insecurity for a while. I remember stuffing my pants. I wore three pairs of tights to school one day because I wanted to have a bigger butt. And that was before like BBLs and everything else. I know. I don't know what the girls are going to do now. I mean, for me, it was just, I was trying to like, you just wanted to be like, I was a little stick thin little girl. And who was popular at the time? Like Buffy the Body. Oh yeah. What's her name from Flavor of Love? Delicious. And like, you just wanted to, you know, so.

That was probably my only insecurity. We got more with Quinta Brunson when we come back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Make it. Power 105.

The Breakfast Club. Envy. Angela Yee. And Charlemagne Tha God. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Angela Yee, and Charlamagne Tha God. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Quinta Brunson.

Charlamagne. You said, Abbott, it's the first time since high school that your mom said she's proud of you. Wow. How does that make you feel? That was a moment. I almost cried when she said that. And she didn't even know why.

I was like, you have not said that to me in I don't know how long. Because everything else I was doing, you know, with Witnesses, she found blasphemous. Like, Black Lady Sketchup, she was like, HBO? The nudity network? And I was like, yeah. So she didn't like that. I would tell her, we're in this place called BuzzFeed, and she would like, tell me the truth.

Are you stripping? And it'd be like, she really could not. I'm so serious. She could not understand what, but it made no sense to her. And I showed her the website and she's like, this is nothing. This is a website. And I would show her videos and she's like, still not, how are you making money from this? But now, you know, ABC, she can understand.

Ah, TV show, that made sense to her. So she gets it now, and she loves it. She's such a sitcom watcher that if she didn't like it, she would, like, say it. Like, her comedy opinion means a lot to me. She told me two weeks ago, she was like, I'll watch this even if, you know, it wasn't your show. Like, I love this show.

Wow. That means a lot to me, for sure. I don't think parents realize how much those I love you and I'm proud of you, how far they go for all of us, even when we become adults, that kind of child still wants to hear that. I know, she probably won't tell me again for like 10 years, but I'm gonna hold on to that one.

Star of Abbott, executive producer, head writer as well? Yes. Okay, it's a lot of responsibility. Yeah. It's gotta be at least 200 people. Yeah. Right? Yep. It's a lot of pressure.

Does that weigh on you mentally? Only sometimes when I feel, like even right now, I'm like I have to, I am speaking for myself, but I do feel like I need to represent an entire group of people. I want people to be able to have jobs next year on Abbott. I want to make sure the show keeps going. So I want to try to present myself on behalf of the entire production and besides that no because everybody else is so good at their jobs

that it made my life so much easier it made it easier to delegate to communicate because everyone else was so fantastic yes it's a lot of work and a lot of pressure but I don't feel it because everyone rose to the occasion. What do you do to stay grounded? I play video games. Really? Yep, I go bowling. I see my family as much as I can.

I talk to my family constantly, because my family is, they're not like, my sisters still just like will make fun of me, and I think I need that. Do you know what I mean? And they keep me very grounded. Just staying connected to them. And honestly, even staying connected to Philly,

like working with Philly organizations. There's an organization called Yeah Philly that I've been working with since 2019. And they work with youth in the area. It's like an anti-gun violence initiative ran by Philly kids. It's incredible. And just staying tapped in with the city and my family I think really keeps me keeps my feet on the

ground. Do you feel success yet? I feel it in small ways like when I was like I'm gonna buy a cappuccino maker. I know that seems small to some people. Okay, ballin'. I like it. But like little ways where I'm like, ooh. And then I call my business manager and they're like, leave us alone, buy the cappuccino maker. And I just was like, oh, okay, I thought. So little ways like that where I wanna buy something. But I'm so used to being,

I used to be broke for a long time. So I don't know, those things seem big to me. This, I wasn't doing this last year. I was afraid to talk to you actually. I was like afraid. Why? Cause you show sometimes, you're like, yeah. And I was like, oh my God, I afraid to talk to you, actually. I was, like, afraid. Why? Because you show sometimes. You're like, yeah. And I was like, oh, my God. I have to talk to Charlamagne.

And I was like, but that's also a good sign of doing something. I don't want that reputation, by the way. No positive affirmations from me, huh? This has been nice. This has been lovely. This is positive, right? This has been lovely.

I have had such a good time. Yeah. Final question. What does Quinta ultimately want to do? What do you want out of all of this? I hope that after, you know, the show finishes airing, it will have made something in the world just a little bit better.

And I don't want to do that by putting it in the show. I just want people to have that by putting it in the show. I just want people to have a good time watching it. I want them to leave thinking about the human condition a little bit more. As you can see, we've started doing our part with helping with schools. And so we've got that covered. But if other people are inspired to go, you know, help in any way they came to schools, that's incredible. I love when people like just tell me, you know, help in any way they can with schools. That's incredible. I love when people, like, just tell me, hey, I made a donation today. Or, hey, I checked into a meeting, a local meeting.

Because anyone can go to these meetings for schools at, you know, government meetings or whatever. All of that makes me really happy. And other than that, I'd like a farm eventually. Oh. So I'm working toward that. Nice farm. I'll live in L.A. and I'll live in farm eventually. Oh. So I'm working toward that. Nice farm. I'll live in L.A. and I'll live in the city and stuff, but one day I'm gonna retire,

and you will never see me again. Why a farm? Why not a farm? Everything's going to. I want to grow my own food. I want to have a compound and, you know, have some animals. And so that's my plan. All right. Well, Quinta, it was a pleasure.

And I just want to continue to see you grow and evolve. This was lovely. I hope so. It was. I'm like, this was a wonderful experience. This alone changed your perception of me. You hated me? I didn't know.

What did you think of me, Quinta? Matter of fact, don't answer that. I don't want to know. You know what? I don't want to know for my own confidence sake. OK? Yes. Thank you, Quinta.

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It's topic time. Pick up the phone, baby. it's topic time call 800-585-1051 to join into the discussion with the breakfast club morning everybody it's dj envy angela yee charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club now if you just join us we're asking uh do you have rules for your funeral now this came from a grandma that posted this on tiktok she a grandma grandma too she not a 50 something year old 60 something year old grandma she a grandma grandma these are my rules at my funeral listen up you could cry but don't cry too much don't make a fool of yourself bertha is not invited don't let her in. And you better get drunk afterward. Take a

shot for me. So we're asking 800-585-1051. Do you have rules for your funeral? Hello, who's this? It's Brianna. Hey Brianna. You got some rules for your funeral? I do. So this might be real petty and evil spirited, but I have

a living will and causes that says my mama cannot come to my funeral at all and this is because she and i have not had a relationship since i was 17 and she has never wished me well she's never done anything loving for me while i've been on this earth but you can't stand over my body while i'm dead no you can't give me that energy while i'm alive you can't come to my funeral have y'all tried to fix it in any way, Queen? Y'all been to any therapy as a family or anything? Oh, yeah.

We tried, you know, when I turned 30 last year and when it came to the point of her being accountable and just being an adult for certain things that she did wrong as a parent to her, she did everything she could to be the best mother. There's no wrong that she did, so things she's the best mother there's no wrong that she did so

things ended again so damn i respect it you know sometimes when you pray to god to take negativity out your life you know he's not he's swinging at you're not just swinging that spirit he's swinging at people and things that are the embodiment of that negativity and it can be your mom it can be your dad it can be people that you think you supposed to love forever yep i mean it's even my mom. And anybody that's with her that wants to gotcha, they come. You can't come either. And if y'all let her come and I see y'all in the afterlife in paradise,

I'm coming to find y'all. Oh, goodness gracious. Goodbye. It's on. You know how petty you got to be to hold a grudge into the afterlife? Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Caden. How y'all doing?

Caden, what's going on, brother? Not much, man. I'm just here at work. All right. So we're asking, do you have rules for your funeral? Oh, yes, sir. So everyone's got to wear a Halloween costume. And including my dad, he's got to wear the Grim Reaper costume.

What? You want him to wear the Grim Reaper costume? I'm going to make my dad wear the Grim Reaper costume, yeah. What do you want them to do while they're there in costumes? I don't know. I'm not going to make my dad wear the Grim Reaper costume, yeah. And then what do you want them to do while they're there in costumes? I don't know. I'm not going to be there to mediate anything,

so I'm not going to be too bothered by it. Why would your dad still be alive? Oh, if, if. Yeah, this is the crazy thing. We planning these things and we saying things like, oh, anything, you know, things happen so unexpectedly,

but you sure is making plans for other people, like they're going to be here. Yeah, I just need one person to wear a Grim Reaper costume. He done changed it now. He's like, you know what? My dad might die before me. That's usually how it works.

I mean, that's how it's supposed to work. Parents die before the kids, sir. Yeah, stuff happens sometimes. It does. All right. Well, you have a good one, sir. Hello, who's this? This is Tone from Far Rock, Queens.

Tone from Queens. Queens, what up, brother? Ain't nothing regular. Ain't nothing regular. Ain't nothing regular. What's goody? What's goody, bro? Regular. Just come to my wake high when you're telling me bye.

Oh, Lord have mercy. How old are you, sir? 40 what? 42. Yeah, exactly. 42-year-olds quote things like that. Come to my wake high when you're telling me bye. You don't want. Forty-two. Yeah, exactly. Forty-two-year-olds quote things like that. Come to my wig high when you telling me bye.

You don't want them high at your wig. They probably will be, though. I do, because anything else is fake. True.

I'm not mad at it. All right. Well, you have a good one, sir. You know what I'm saying? Okay. No, but you have a good one. Queens of the day.

That's a rap. That's a lyric. I know, I know. Who is that? Come to my wig. That's Biggie, right? I think that's Biggie. All right.

Well, what's the moral of the story, guys? I don't know if there is a moral to the story. I mean, everybody's doing some pre-planning. You know, I'm not mad at it. I'm just not thinking about stuff like that right now. I'm thinking about living. That's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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This is Power 105.1 The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy, we are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Come on now. We got Trick Daddy. Welcome. What they do. T-double-D.

It's been a minute, man. What up, C.O.? What's up with you, man? So, Trick Daddy, what's been going on, man? I don't know. You know, same thing, same thing. You know what I'm saying? Just representing, you know. The thing, same thing, you know what I'm saying, just representing, you know.

The music game is a lot different, so I do less music and I just get in the bag all different other kinds of way now. We just seeing. I was just talking to Duvall the other day. Me and Duvall was talking about, like, the best lyricists from the South. And I said, man, you got to throw Trick in there, too, now. Duvall didn't say my name he said he actually said who did he say

he said T.I. he said T.I. and Ross and then I was like man you gotta throw trick in there too lyrically now and he was like

yeah yeah yeah you throw trick in there lyrically I think I'm number one and I never I never put myself number one because I can't be

my own favorite rapper but I know lyrically I consider myself myself number one. Because I can't be my own favorite rapper, but I know lyrically I consider myself as number one, tied with Scarface. Face. Definitely face. We definitely have face in there. 100%. I can say tied with Scarface because I know I'm a bigger fan of his

than he was of me because I was listening to him 10 years before I started to do music. That's right. So I never forget where I come from. Well, at least you're getting the bags, though, doing things that make sense, right? That you really love, like the cooking show. Right. Which we were just talking about.

I said, when I come on there, I want to do something vegan. What that is? What vegan is? Fake meat. Fake meat. No, it could be all fruits and vegetables. It don't got to be no fake meat. So you don't eat, like, seafood?

No, I don't eat seafood. You're straight vegan. No, I'm not a vegan. Trick, you can make a nice tall salad. Yeah. I mean, but that's another thing. We don't have to go on the show to get a salad tall. That was an eating game.

I'm not part of that game. That's what we do, man. You know what I'm saying? But I guess vegetables with no meat. I could do that. Yeah, I think that would be a good challenge to see. That's not going to be interesting, but I could do that. Why not?

I think it is. Because, look, think about all the things that you could cook. Like, if you had to come up with a meal for somebody who was a vegetarian, right, what would you come up with? Man, I'd probably cook up some cabbage, some rice. Yeah, but even in the South, we put turkey sausage in the cabbage. Some people put bacon. I like turkey sausage. I mean, okay, even the thing, like, at Sundays, we use turkey for the pot meat.

So we put it in the stream means we put it in the collard greens. That's right. And that was kind of hard, but we figured out a way to give it a seasoning without the pork because the oldest people in my family eat pork right yeah yeah haven't never stopped eating pork and i heard that some things you don't get sick until you stop doing it right they said they said pork is like heroin the hardest thing to do is to get off of it and i like bacon and pork chop is my two favorite meat but i respect the way people decide they want to eat you know healthy these days and so we don't put pork in it if you want pork the only pork we got is the pork chop and you have to order that and we cook it separate but i guess but you

say no meat i'm'm like, damn. Is there anything you don't eat? And that's the general question. No, I do everything. Toast, everything. If you eat the booty again, you can't say you don't eat much of that. I eat everything. When I come on the show, whatever you make, I eat pork.

I eat pork. I eat bacon. I say, what? He say, no. Emmy say he eat everything. I say, good. It don't matter. You doing it at the restaurant? No. Well, we He said, no. Emmy said he eat everything. I said, good. It don't matter. You doing it at the restaurant?

No. Well, we got Ashley, CO. This is my executive producer. OK. Somebody who taught me into doing it. Because I used to mess around a little bit on social media. And we'd scream, bitch, I got my boss. And everybody got used to it.

So he was like, we doing a cooking show together. I'm doing it. I was like, what we going to do with that? And we was looking around for a whole year. He was like, you're doing a cooking show together. I'm doing it. I was like, what are we going to do with that? And we was looking around for a whole year. He was like, you know what? Him and my other boy, EJ, he was like, EJ, me and you going to do it. We going to do this, this, and that. And I said, listen, this is what I'm going to do because I keep it real

because a lot of people don't let their friends eat. But I'm a LeBron James to the rap game. If you bring something to the table, we're going to have. That's real. So they own half of it, and I own the other half. They built the kitchen. I bring the talent, my expertise, and we go from there. So we actually built our own kitchen studio.

Oh, that's hard. It's on Facebook, right? Facebook Live. It's on Facebook. It's on YouTube. And we just got a deal. We're working on a deal. We're working on a deal. We're working on a deal.

With Fox Soul. Fox Soul. So with Fox Soul, they came to me with something I wasn't used to. They was like, well, we're going to put a couple episodes on there. See, I was like, hold on.

I'm down there 50 years old. I'm not with all that pilot stuff. If you believe in me, believe in me. But CO and Crank talked me into it. So I said, okay, well, we're going to try it. You're going to put a couple up. So I wanted to, you know, you started doing mornings at one time. Right.

In Miami. You were in Trina with Mac. You know, Mac started here with us. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mac was a huge fan of the show. Me and Mac watch and listen to y'all all the time. Mac was on a cooking show.

So what happened with the show? Because we thought the show was hilarious. What happened to the show is we got some young billionaires that own a lot of these record companies and TV companies that don't have a clue about the hell going on with the culture. And what they do is they add up the math. And our contract was ending in two years

and they was going to have to get some more money up, I believe. And they gave us our severance. And the severance is you don't get fired, they pay you not to go nowhere else for so long. So I'm coming back to radio. I'm going back to radio. And I'm going to be bigger and blacker on radio

because a lot of older women, I was surprised, a lot of older women love the show because it's authentic. When you got a morning show, like y'all actually reach out to the people. In the mornings, people want to hear interesting topics. That's right. They don't want to hear the news that you already talked about last week. And I know y'all at the Breakfast Club, y'all never bring back up old topics. Just keep it moving.

Right. And we don't assassinate characters. We're not into assassinating characters. Somebody come, not sure, want to bring up something, okay, fine. You can bring it up. If the person they're talking about wants to address it, come on. We'll let you address it. But I'm not doing it.

I'm not Chris Rocking you. You know what I'm saying? Damn, that's what it's called now, Chris Rocking? Yeah, they already came up with it. Damn, Trick. Why are you calling Daddy? Because regardless if Chris Rock was reading the teleprompter or if Chris Rock made it up, if him and Will was cool, then fine, use somebody else to clown.

I am not one of them. You know what I'm saying? People are like, well, why did Will wait so long? Because it probably didn't dawn on him the different things that, you know, you can't tell a person how to react when it comes to their family anyway. Absolutely. There's no limit to how you act. And the 10-year ban, oh, well, it took them 20 years to give them an award.

Right. You know what I'm saying? You ever had a late reaction to something and then reacted violently? The only thing I had, the late reaction I had one time was Gunna Real. I thought I was personally fine. I found out she burnt me three days later. Damn. That's the only burnt me three days later. Damn. That's the only late reaction I ever had.

But I react right at the moment. Now, back up for a second to this gonorrhea thing. She heard gonorrhea. Back up for me. It take three days for you to f*** up. Did you know who it was immediately? No, but I had a d*** because I had two girls. Well, I had one girl, then I had another dude girl,

but it was funny. It was funny. It was funny. It was sad at first. It became funny because in Miami at that time, if you caught VD, venereal disease, right, they asked you, well, did you have group sex? Who you had it with?

And then they had these health department vans that go get them. And I put all my homeboy's name on the list. And they came to the school and got them. They come right to your school and get you. Did they get your CO? Nah. Nah. So wait, did you tell the women, like, listen, you should go get tested?

Because what a lot of people don't know with sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea, if you don't tell the girl you had sex with that I got something or you possibly gave me something or I gave you something, then y'all keep passing it around. That's right. So you have to get rid of it. Did you ever do the earwax test back in the day? You geeky.

The earwax test, I did it a lot of times, but I don't think it worked. Okay. I don't think so. So you heard about this earwax test? Come on now. Yes. That's a geechy thing. You would know if they got something if you stick your finger in your ear and then insert it.

That's right. You put it in the pool and if she jumped, she got something. If she jumped, she got something. I thought she was making that up. No. All right. We got more with Trick Daddy when we come back. Don't move.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Char back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Trick Daddy. Yee. So, Trick Daddy, what are your thoughts about what's going on in Florida and politics?

You know, they have the don't say gay law. Then they got the abortion thing that they got going on. I just believe that comedians, if they can say what they want to say, I can say what I want to say. I believe that if, I don't approve in same-sex marriages, adopting kids, and raising them, thinking

that they're going to be normal. I don't agree with that, but it's my opinion. But, for you to tell me I have to have this baby, it's some parents that's unfit, man. And that's what's wrong with the kids, the parents, because it starts at the house. So I think women and men should be evaluated

before they even be able to have a baby. No, I can see that. I think with the gay thing, though, it's like, what is the definition of normal nowadays? Right. I mean, because they put it in every show. They drill it in every show, but as a comedian, I can't joke about it if I was a comedian.

But as a person that's against it, I couldn't speak out about it. I'm not... Are you against it? I don't think you're against it. I have a sister that's my brother, and I have an aunt that's my uncle. So it's in your family. I don't... I'm not... And I don't have no

problem with... My general manager at my restaurant is a'm not, and I don't have no problem with my general manager. My restaurant is a gay man and we hang together. We go to the club together. And they're all normal. And nobody never. But that's why language is important. You can't say it against it. People that are homophobic, I believe that they believe in their heart that they have gay tendencies.

When you say homophobic. But at a certain age, kids, leave it out of kids. Leave it away from the kids age kids leave it on the kids leave it away from the kids so you against the kids like you want the kids to be able to make up their own mind when they get old you have all right for instance you went to college. I ain't going to no college. I could have sworn because you're well-spoken. I thought, well, you got, okay, well, Envy. I was like, all right, let's see. I was like, I have to go to college. Now, you went to college.

Yes, sir. It took a lot to get to college. You had to finish high school. Correct. You had to listen and believe in your parents. Correct. You had to pass tests to get to college. Correct.

And you had to remain in college by keeping a certain GPA and all that. Okay. Finished college. Right. Did you go to college for college by keeping a certain GPA. Yes, and all that. Okay finish college Right, you go to college for anything dealing with radio. No, that's crazy, right? Yeah, but you still want your kids to go to college because I want them to have all the opportunity best opportunities in the world Yeah, when I grew up ass whoopers was the thing that kept us alive Me too. That's right. I feared God, the police, and my mom. And picking that switch. You had to go pick your own switch, right?

These days, I don't believe kids should be involved the same way we were raised. Stay out of grown people's mouths. Stay out of grown people's conversations. I believe that's still the same thing that we need to go on with. Time changes. You know, you're changing. And another thing, I don't think that these women

drop the baby off to the man, oh, you gonna keep my baby? No, what if your baby daddy is not capable of keeping a child? You're endangering his child's life just to say, oh, I made him keep my baby. Second thing, social media. You had a two-year-old phone,

y'all got two-year-olds in your family? A two-year-old get that phone and operate two years in your family a two-year-old get that phone and operate it like a a scientist yep i think a child should only have a phone when they're not with their parents in case of emergency once your child come home i think you should turn your phone in because they learn a lot of the bad things on the internet and in that telephone. I do that. I agree with that. I take my 13-year-old phone. They should have no social media.

If they're not an actor, if they're not an entertainer, if they're not selling nothing online, they don't need no social media. They don't need none of that. And a lot of these parents are sitting here letting the internet, letting a new, quote-unquote, culture raise their kids. Babysit their kids.

That's right. And that's my thing. My mama, know what my mama did as a babys my thing. My mama, know what my mama did? As a babysitter, five years old, know what my mama did? And you know what I'm talking about. Lock my door and don't open it for nobody. That's right. Babysitter nanny? I was like, what is that?

I ain't know what a babysitter was. That's child abuse now. But yeah, you can't be a kid now. No, for real. You gotta wait till they get home. Especially after school. That's how I learned how to cook. that's how I learned how to cook. That's how I learned how to clean. That's what I learned responsibilities for my mama giving them to me. And some people say, I don't let my boys wash dishes.

Oh, yeah, I don't care what she is. You wash dishes for her. You wash them damn dishes. But you still got gonorrhea. I got gonorrhea from a girl who mama ain't wash her dishes. I wash mine. But you know what's so crazy about that when you we used to get to stay home because people wasn't as crazy nowadays you can't just leave the kids home because people is crazy but but but but charlamagne i've been i watched i watched cnn do it seem like people

is just ready to kill you like everybody just ready to kill now. Yeah, absolutely. Like, nobody have no type of feelings when it comes to life. They don't fear God anymore. Yeah. Like, this world, this world crazy, man. We need to get, my thing, what I tell women, first thing you need to do is gender reveals, stop it. Because my mama ain't know what she was having. Only way my mama knew is like a Geechee thing.

The boys sit high. The girls sit high. The boys sit low. That's how my mama knew. Yeah, that don't work. It was saying it's a girl. Those sayings don't exist no more. They spend $5,000. They have a celebration called the gender reveal.

Right? But you can find out what type of child you're having when you go to the doctor, right? Don't they ask you? I don't have any kids. But you're supposed to not want to know. Okay. But what I was getting at, they do the $5,000 on the gender reveal.

They spend $10,000 on a baby shower, which used to be after the baby was born. The baby shower was to shower the baby with gifts. And the men didn't go. And the baby first parted, they spent another $15,000. Now they done spent $30,000 on a one-year-old

and they got no insurance, no health insurance, no college fund, none of that for the f***ing baby, yo. None of that. And it's kind of crazy now because now the key there are more kids being born today their parents aren't together your mom and father grew up together yep I could tell by your complexion that I'm not Dominican. He's Dominican. He's Dominican. No, he's Dominican. I'm black. I'm black. He's Dominican. I'm black, black.

You red. So listen. So look. So nobody's perfect. We're born imperfect in an imperfect world. We're just evolving every day. That's all. Correct.

And we're still learning. The hardest thing for me to learn is for people to accept the things that ain't right. I'm not accepting nothing that ain't right. I'm saying something about it. I don't care if they try to counsel me. I don't give a damn. You can't counsel me. I can't be exposed.

This dude whacked 100, put something on Clubhouse the other day, talking about, oh, I'm an exposed tree. You're going to get you and your family hurt. You can't expose me. There's nothing about me private. I represent the people I represent my city to the fullest I have no other sports team outside of Miami and I don't think no other city is wrong in my city but when I go to your city

I'm a respect your city I'm gonna enjoy myself and go back so I could be able to go back home you can't expose nothing real so what you what user manager to a rat use a troll that make money off internet, you can't expose me. All you can do is get me locked up in top bar now. Why, what are you talking about exposing? Where did that come from? Yeah, where did that come from? Because he is just, he's just a, he's a troll.

Y'all never get, I be on Clubhouse. Clubhouse is something that's big. And he has rooms where he's always talking about other people's business. We don't talk about stuff like that I don't think the internet is for you to die off the internet I don't think you supposed to hurt nobody feelings on the internet I think you supposed to I think that's what people put the meat up and learn different things and experience different things in life And that's what I think is supposed to be about. That's how it started. That's how Twitter and all that started

It was fun. It was entertaining you would meet people But then it just now a turn. Now you got people like, some people don't have, some people are not stronger than other people. You can't talk about people. You can talk about me. All you're going to get is beat up. At the least, you know what I'm saying? Well, don't move. We got more with Trick Daddy

when we come back. Let's get into a Trick Daddy mini-mix. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Trick Daddy. Yee. We've been watching you on Love & Hip Hop. Uh-huh. And you've been putting it all out there. And I was wondering about

your feelings about divorce in general. Is that something that you feel like you would have stayed married? I'm probably the only way I'd get divorced if my girl want me to marry her. What? Okay. What? What do you mean, Trick?

I'm so confused. In my mind right now, I'm like a Duke point guard. One and done. One marriage and done. One marriage and done. That's it. So what do you mean my girl married her? Don't you got to already be married to get divorced?

I'm already married. He's married. I never got divorced, but in order for me to divorce Joy, I would have to be ready for to get married again. What about if she wants a divorce? She does, right? That's what she say, but she use my name. If she wanted a divorce, she didn't stop using my name.

Oh, Young. And then she going around messing with all these dudes trying to find me. I'm right here. They'll never be me. You can't melt them and pour them on me. But it doesn't feel like, for me, it doesn't feel like you,

because you guys have been separated for a while. So you do you. She does her thing, right? And leave it like that. So you just want to just stay married? She going to hell with me. That's adultery. God damn, Trace.

That's adultery. I don't understand it. You all have mercy. Well, I know. But I allow her to date. Okay. She's allowing a know. But I allow her to date. Okay. She's allowed to date. She's allowed to date.

Because at one point I thought you were going to do the divorce. If I said she don't date, I would terrorize the person she date and make them not want to date her at the least. I allow her to date. She allows you to date. Well, I'm from the side where they don't really. We run our household, you know. We run our house. The men run our house. City girls down real bad right now. You know what I'm from the South, but they don't really, we run our household, you know. We run our house.

The men run our house. City girls down real bad right now. Oh, my gosh. But you had a whole divorce party. Yeah, but she had had three or four failed relationships before my divorce party. Is that because of you terrorizing? No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

I stay, she actually actually i thought she wanted to be my friend because she said you know it hurt me when i come somewhere you leave like you don't have to do that we can still be cool and i thought she wanted to be my friend but then every time i do something or say something she take it personal and stop speaking to me like i'm not a child man you know what i'm saying don't don't do me like if you're gonna be my friend be my friend but now i i need to start evaluating these dudes who you mess with because these is my boyfriend and husband-in-law that's my wife boyfriend my boyfriend-in-law we go we go we need to we need to get along you need to you need to take care of my wife.

What about when you get to the point where it's a dude that you can't terrorize? It's just as crazy as trick. Why would you want to terrorize him? I never terrorize him. I respect him, but they need to do what they need to do. That's just like I'm messing with a married woman.

I do anything in my power so it don't hurt her husband or don't get back to her husband. That's my duty. So he can fuck you. What you doing? I'm not going to be calling her phone all time of night.

I'm not going to try to fight her. And if he asked you, you would deny it? Yes. We got to get it right. I'm finding out if somebody else involved, it ain't finna be three of us, though. She cheating on us. Yeah, she cheating on us.

Like, what is you not doing at the house that she's not happy, bro? Because I'm doing my part on the side. I'm the number one side in America. I know. I'm doing my part. Tighten up, boy. I tell him to tighten up. I tell her to tighten up.

Man, tighten up before your husband find out about us. You know, I was laughing when you said the least can happen on social media is you beat somebody up. Because you have the smartest, the new gangster. It's an anti-violence forum for young adults and accompanying parents. And you're doing that on your weekend for the

Trick Daddy and Friends concert. Right. 25th anniversary. Because what I want, okay, so my thing is, I think kids fighting is healthy. Because that's the problem. They don't know how to fight no more. They don't know how to fight. In Miami,

in a lot of urban areas in this country, 12 or 13-year-olds got 30s and switches. That's sad. Man. The average killings that's been going on, been done to and done by from the age of 12 to 17.

Man. And they used to say, oh, the government bringing the guns. I didn't used to believe it. I'm like, well, hold on now. It's a lot of guns. It's still hard to believe because, okay, how they doing it, but they doing it. So I found that the kids they doing it, but they doing it. So I found out the kids are breaking

their houses, breaking their cars. So if you own a weapon, you need to put your gun up, secure your gun, lock your gun, put it up so your son

do not get your gun and go retaliate on somebody that hurt his feelings. Somebody that, you know what I'm saying? I think it's good to social media too though

because you know, when you got in a fight back when you were a kid, you got in a fight and it was over. Yeah. But now it's I'm saying? I think it's due to social media too though because you know, when you got in a fight back when you were a kid, you got in a fight and it was over. Yeah. And now it's, it can be online.

That's right. Now it goes on another week, another week. If you record my children get jumped on, I'm coming at you. Don't record my kids

being jumped on, especially grown folks. Yeah, adults should break it up. Stop them. Yeah, stop them. Yeah, I prefer to fist fight over the guns,

but I would rather us even find a better way to not even process our emotions with violence. Period. No, stop them. Yeah, I prefer to fist fight over the guns, but I would rather us even find a better way to not even process our emotions with violence. Period. You know what we got to start back doing? We got to start back spending Christmases and Thanksgivings together. Families don't do that no more. These big corporations got to start back

giving people the days off on the holidays so they can be with their family. And if you got kids from different men, then you should let your baby daddy know, well, my child is going to be with me during Christmas, so if you want to come over, therefore you have to get back to even having babies from people that you at least going to be able to speak to five years from now. If he a scammer or a drug dealer or a robber or he gangbanging, then that's not the dude

you need to be having a baby with. And if you do, then he got to understand, my child ain't finna be around you. I feel like this is a political debate. I feel like Trick laying out his policies. I mean, because there's so many ways you can do it. There's a way for

you to get respect from your kids. McDonald's, come on, man. They chicken nugget these kids to death. That's all they chicken nugget chicken nugget you go out to dinner you go to a nice restaurant they get their kids

chicken tenders and fries and french fries I didn't bring you out to dinner to order no chicken tender and fries bring the family together

pray together go to church stop letting your middle school and high school daughters talk about they got a boyfriend no you have a friend boy or a friend girl now you got some you got some back last a couple of years ago when you talk about Beyonce can't sing I trick you is tripping with that one okay so here's

the thing all right I wasn't saying that Beyonce can't sing. Okay. Because I've known Beyonce since they were 15, 16. Mm-hmm. Okay? A lot of times. Mm-hmm. Okay? I have a lot of love and respect. Beyonce is a hell of an entertainer.

Mm-hmm. Correct. But when I put singers in the category, I'm talking about Whitney Houston. Mm-hmm. I'm talking about Adele. I understand. I'm talking about Shirtie Murdoch. I'm talking about Stephanie Mills.

I don't know about Adele. I think Beyonce can hang with Adele. I'm with you on everybody else, understand. I'm talking about Shirtie Murdoch. I'm talking about Stephanie Mills. I don't know about Adele. I think Beyonce can hang with Adele. I'm with you on everybody else, though. Whitney Houston, Stephanie Mills. Adele. Fantasia. Stephanie Mills. That's a different kind of person.

Patti LaBelle. That's the same thing. I'm going to give you a perfect example. I'm going to say something that they ain't going to like again. Go ahead. Out of the 10 female R&B singers that came out in the last five years, five of them sounded like. Okay, who are they?

The Herbs. SZA. SZA. You think they sounded like? What are their names? Jhene Aiko. Jhene Aiko. I can close my eyes and not know who they are.

That don't mean I don't like them. That don't mean I don't like their talent. But if I had to pull a top 10, a don't mean I don't like them. That don't mean I don't like their talent. But if I had to pull a top 10, a top 5, I wouldn't mention them. So what they did, they took a piece of a conversation where we had their talk. It was all over the place. And you notice how long the conversation was. They took that one piece, and they wanted it to go viral.

And it worked. And they wanted me to apologize. And I didn't feel like I had to apologize. That's your opinion. When I heard you explain it a little more i understood what you were saying but people like whitney and stephanie that's just different man that's that's an otherworldly talent and beyonce is an otherworldly talent too but that's like i don't think like i don't think um now who wanted you to apologize these chairs kevin hart i don't think he's funny god damn trick why are

you shooting at everybody this morning why why what is? What is the reason for this? I grew up on Redd Foxx and Robin Harris and Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor. Richard Pryor. You say you don't like what Wack do on Clubhouse. You're doing the same thing right now. But Wack is targeting people. I'm giving my opinion. We ain't asking for it. I don't think Cat Williams, but this is an unpopular opinion moment right now.

I don't think Cat Williams is funny. No, you're true. The only time I thought Cat Williams was funny was when that little 14-year-old had him in the chokehold. God damn, Tray. What did Cat do to you? Why are you doing this? He didn't do nothing to me. I think that Cat and Kevin are funny.

Why? Why? I just don't think he's funny. I think Cat and Kevin are funny as hell. But for the record, I love and respect Beyoncé and everything she ever done. Who wanted you to apologize when you said they wanted me to apologize? Oh, the Beehive. Not the Beehive.

Because they don't know what the Beehive is. Not the Beehive. It's a couple of my business partners, a couple of my friends, a couple of older women in my family. They were like, maybe you should just apologize. And I was like, apologizing is, you're not supposed to apologize unless you did something wrong

and you know you did something wrong. It's just an opinion. It's an opinion. And I had, with no intentions on hurting nobody's feelings or nothing like that. But I like who I like.

Man, make sure y'all go check out Trick Daddy and Friends concert. Trick! Yes. April 15th to the 17th, man. Bitch, I got my pots. Make sure you watch that. I got the pot line,

the cooking utensil line. I can't wait for our vegetarian episode. That's gonna be amazing. Trick, you gotta hit the dance for us one time before you leave, man. So the throw the d*** dance is usually like this, but I do it like this. You see that, yeah.

Let's go! That's it like this. We've seen that, yeah. Let's go, let's go. Turn it up. That's it, man. That's it. Come on, Trick, man. Come to the concert. You can see the person. You saving it for the weekend?

I appreciate y'all for having me, man. Trick Daddy, see y'all. Make sure you tell them to watch out for Florida Man. The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all over the world. Yes, you are a donkey. A Florida man attacked an ATM for a very strange reason. It gave him too much money. Florida man is arrested after deputies say he rigged the door to his home

in an attempt to electrocute his pregnant wife. Police arrested an Orlando man for attacking a flamingo. The Breakfast Club, bitchy. Donkey of the Day with Charlemagne the guy. I don't know why y'all keep letting him get y'all like this. We're talking a flamingo. But one thing I don't do enough is salute the great city of Miami. Drop one of the clues bombs for Miami. The 305. One of the greatest places on the planet. We don't discuss Miami enough. I know y'all like to go down there for the weather and the beaches and the licking.

Okay? And the nightlife. But Miami has contributed so much to the culture of hip-hop. Drop one of the clues bombs for Uncle Luke and the 2 Live Crew. Top five rap group of all time uncle luke is a whole legend and should always be respected as such y'all wouldn't have parental advisory stickers on albums if it wasn't for uncle luke uncle luke you know was considered obscene okay and went against congress to fight for the first amendment artist freedom of speech he really

fought for that okay america labeled him explicit which led to the mandatory parental advisory sticker you see on music now with offensive content okay that impacted all musical genres by the way not just hip-hop all right he fought for the right to tell big booty hoes you ain't nothing but a hoochie mama. Hoodrat, hoodrat. You hear me? He fought for the right to tell Asian women all around the world, me so horny.

Uncle Luke, you hear me? Uncle Luke fought for the right to tell you that Cap D is coming. And at some point after he comes, you're going to have to put your hands up high, your ass down low, and drop that boom-boom to the floor. That's right. I still got them knees. You hear what I'm saying? That was a good era. Don't play no more. That's all I'm saying You hear what I'm saying? That was a good era. Don't play no more.

OK, say don't play no more. That was a good era. Have we all grown now? Yes. Do we all realize that, you know, the music was misogynistic and sexist? Yes. But can we all admit that problematic music slapped? OK, and it wouldn't be the same without the toxicity.

And you are a liar. If you say you hear that music now and it doesn't be the same without the toxicity and you are a liar if you say you hear that music now and it doesn't make you feel good okay drop from the clues bombs for uncle luke all right i still listen to i want to rock right now i literally mean right now like that's my joint okay this man uncle luke had us screaming the color of feces for no damn reason okay proudly screaming out what the color of feces was just because some of y'all doo-doo might be green. Okay, sometimes. Might even be a little hint of red,

depending on if you got hemorrhoids or how much fun you had in the bedroom the night before. But it's universally known that doo-doo is brown because of the legend named Luther Campbell. And that's why we are gathered here today, ladies and gentlemen, to discuss doo-doo. Okay, see, William Carroll is a robber who is currently facing charges of armed robbery and battery.

See, a woman was walking her dog in Miami's Edgewater neighborhood. She was picking up her dog's poop when William Carroll pulled up with a knife. No need to listen to me, because I need to catch my breath anyway. Okay, let's go to NBC6 South Florida for the report, please. What was supposed to be a quick dog walk Monday night turned into a violent attack. Police say a woman was attacked and robbed on her way back home after walking her dog.

She stopped on the stairs to her condo to pick up the dog's waist when a man allegedly came from behind with a knife and strangled her, then allegedly stole her backpack and wallet. Police caught Carol a few blocks away, out of breath, and they say with the victim's credit cards nearby. He told detectives he didn't do it, but police say he didn't realize he was wearing one of the biggest pieces of evidence, which came from the dog, literally. The police report states a brownish stain was seen on the defendant's shirt

matching the dog poop from the scene. William Carroll is in jail because, number one, he's a robber, scene on the defendant's shirt matching the dog poop from the scene. William Kyle is in jail because number one, he's a robber, but number two, because of doo-doo! Alright? This woman had to wear with all, or maybe you know, just in her fighting a little. She got enough doo-doo on

him for cops to notice he had a dog poop stain on his shirt. First of all, you're not just about to blend in when you got doo-doo on you. Okay, even if the clothes you're wearing are indeed a doo-doo brown color, the smell, my G, okay? The odor. We've all had dog poop on our shoe at some

point in life. You can't escape that funky-ass fragrance. Alright? Think about the time you had to take cleaning doo-doo off your shoes in life. So imagine walking around with it on your shirt. You throw the whole shirt away. Clearly, William, 62 years old, robbing folks at knife point,

couldn't afford to throw his shirt away. But the fact you just decided to go to the cultural institution known as Pizza Hut with doo-doo on your shirt. Sir, respect yourself, but also respect the home of the Book It program. You can't just walk up in Pizza Hut with doodoo on your shirt and get you a personal pan pie and keep it moving. And furthermore, how stink are you on a regular basis that you don't even notice you got doodoo on your shirt. Not only did he have doodoo on his shirt,

the officers found the victim's belongings and the knife. So it's an open and shut case. Now William Carroll is currently in the Turner-Gulfield Night Correctional Center. All you brothers in that facility who are listening to The Breakfast Club this morning, you're listening to Charlamagne Tha God deliver this donkey of the day. If you don't see that man, William Carroll, and say, don't stop, pop that bussy, let me see you, Doodoo Brown. If y'all not calling that man Doodoo Brown for the rest of his life,

for the rest of his stay in that facility, then y'all have collectively failed Miami-Dade County. I'm not saying harass the man. I'm just saying his life, y'all entertainment, okay? Y'all just trying to kill some time behind those walls, I'm not saying harass the man. I'm just saying his life, your entertainment, okay? Y'all just trying to kill some time behind those walls, and him ending up there because, one, he made the poor choice to rob and steal, and, two, because of doo-doo.

It's just too much comedy gold to not let the jokes fly. Please give William Kyle, a.k.a. Doo-Doo Brown, the biggest he-ha. You tired, man? A little bit. You sweating? A little bit. Let that goddamn, let that damn that scar fly one more time, though. Go, go, go, go, go. Get low.

Oh, get low. Megan got nothing on you. I'm glad you know. I'm glad you know. Check it out. Why can't y'all just admit? Y'all be out here Megan got nothing on you. I'm glad you know. I'm glad you know. Check it out. Check it out. Who's your mama? Why can't y'all just admit? Y'all be out here judging these kids.

Listen. Y'all be out here trying to act so woke, judging these kids for the content of their music. And this is what we grew up on. Okay? We need oxygen, bro. Our era was so toxic and so problematic but so damn fun okay all right do you even have those classic tunes without the toxicity drink some water i'm fine. Yeah, all right. Okay? Don't think I'm not fine. I am fine. You hear me? All right.

I am 43 with the knees of a 41-year-old. Look like you need a little Bengay. What? I did say pop that bussy. You know what? So who Bengay? Who Bengay? The Breakfast Club.

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Just need real advice. Call up now for Ask Yee. Keep it real. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Ye, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Ye. Hello, who's this?

Yeah, this is Ugar. Ugar. What's up? What's your question for Ye? Ugar? From Wu-Tang? Yes, Ugar. No, not at all.

From the South Bronx. Okay. Okay, so I'm in this relationship, right? And I've been in a relationship for about nine months. You know, everything is lovey-dovey, peachy. You know what I'm saying? Okay. and be easy. You know, we all good. You know, I ain't in the nothing else. Like, you know what I'm saying? So what can I tell her? Because I'll try to tell her like, yo, be easy. And she don't even like.

Like, give me an example of what she does. She'll be like, babe, where's this? No, where's this?

You see, you don't want to wear this. Things like that. You know what I'm saying? Order this. I don't want you to eat chicken. I want you to eat salmon. Okay.

Things like that. So she's trying to be too controlling. Too, very controlling. And how do you to eat chicken. I want you to eat salmon. Okay. Things like that. So she's trying to be too controlling. Too, very controlling. And how do you respond? Okay. You just say okay. I say okay. I say okay because I don't want no, I don't want the back and forth.

I don't want to get in. I had too many problems. So I don't even, to alleviate all the problems and the headaches, I let it be. You know, you can't, you can't do that because it bothers you, right? And it's still early in the relationship, and you're really setting the standard for what your relationship will be like. And if you want it to be successful and there's something that bothers you, you have to address it, or she'll think you're okay with it.

Yeah, I get it. I get it. But I don't know. I just don't want to ruin the relationship because I really like the woman, you know? We good. You know, everything is good. You know what I'm saying? And I don't want to ruin the relationship because I really like the woman, you know, we good, you know, everything is good You know what I'm saying? And I don't want to ruin it Well, you maybe you shouldn't don't say okay when she tells you to do something that you don't want to do

Okay, okay. See you just did it to me No, but seriously you have to you know, and you don't have to do it in a mean way You can just say if she tells you look I, I don't want you to get chicken, get the salmon. You can say, actually, I'm going to have the chicken today. Sheesh. You know,

why don't you have the chicken too? Like you got to, but you can't just let this continue to go on. You got to speak up for yourself now and you got to let her know, you know, if it bothers, if it's something that bothers you, you should tell her,

you should be like, look, I love, you know, the time that we've been spending together. I can see a future for us, but you got to just You should be like, look, I love the time that we've been spending together. I can see a future for us, but you gotta just give me a little bit of space for me to make my own

decisions about things that I want to do. Okay. Okay. I appreciate it. Okay. Can I say one more thing before y'all let me go? Yep. It's the Charlemagne-Miguel, you know what I'm saying? At first, I didn't really like Charlemagne, God. You know what I'm saying? At first,

I didn't really like Charlamagne, but as I, you know, you can't judge a book by its cover. You know what I'm saying? And every time

I listen to Charlamagne, he sounds just like me. Leonard, I'm 43 years old too. You know what I'm saying? And you so correct, man. I respect you and I love you, brother.

Word up. Love you, man. All right. Well, thank you. Good you, brother. Word up. Love you, bro. All right. Well, thank you. Good luck with everything. Speak up for yourself. Ask E. 800-585-1051.

If you need relationship advice, call her now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's your birthday, so I know you want to ride out. Even if we only go two miles. Sit more easy as we sit up on my couch. Feels good, but I know you want to cry out. You say you want passion passion i think you found it get ready for action don't be astounded we switch in positions you feel surrounded

tell me where you want your gift girl you know i girl you know I, girl, you know I, I've been feeling, wake up in the late night, been dreaming about your lovin'. Girl, you know I, girl, you know I, don't need candles or cake, just need somebody to make me. Birthday sex, birthday sex. Birthday sex, birthday sex birthday sex see you sexy in them jeans got me on 10 one two three think i got you paid don't tap out right into the end end. Ring that bell, we gon' start over again. We grind it with passion, cause it's your birthday. Been at it for hours, I know you thirsty.

You kiss me so sweetly, taste just like Hershey's. Just tell me how you want your gift, girl. Girl, you know I, girl, you know I, I've been feeling. Woke up in the late night, been training up, got to loving. Girl, you know I, girl, you know I, don't need candles or cake. Just need your body and me. Birthday sex, birthday sex. Birthday sex, birthday sex.

Get some real advice with Angela Yee. It's Ask Yee. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Yee. Hey, what's your question for Yee? Hi, Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is See.

Hey, what's your question for Yee? Hi, Yee. Okay, so long story short, I wanted to ask you if you're seeing this guy and you're all in with him, which I was, and he wanted to test you to see how you would react in a situation, like given I was all in and he wasn't just yet, so he wanted to do a little test. Is he there right now? Yes, he is.

Okay, so what did he do to you? He basically told me to get out at 1 o'clock in the morning. What did her loyalty to me and how she was already acting? And he did situations. And he did situations. So he wanted to tell me to get out at 12 o'clock at night and had a dead straight face and let me go ahead and do so but i was like i was all in with you and are you serious right now and he was like yes i'm like really like like f you i was all in like i wasn't holding anything

back and like everything was like would you let her talk it was self-inflicted i told him because like if you want to test somebody, why would you test them that way? And yes, I was upset. Yes, I test you out because you make me feel like everything I did was a facade. Like, it was, like, all a lie. And you just look at me dead in my eyes when I come and get out.

He's like, well, you know I would never do that for real. You should have laughed it off and been like, oh, you're joking. Like, why would someone think that that is a joke? Yeah, that's not funny, especially in the middle. That's actually dangerous. What if something could happen to you? What if you left the house? He said that it was a test and I should have laughed it off.

I should have known, like, better or whatever. If it's a hotline, you should ask those kinds of stories. And at this big, grown age, why are we testing people in relationships? Big, grown age. He said because he's been hurt in the past in every relationship. So haven't I. I'm telling my dad, he's devastated. I'm going to sit in the studio and talk to my wife.

Can we speak to him? I don't understand what's going on here. Yeah, period. We'll talk. Because he wanted to talk. So what happened? Why would you kick her out of the house? I'm an honest and loyal and honest guy to every relationship I've been in.

And I've been up and stepped on and hurt. Well, my wife asked me to wear some lingerie one time. I didn't want to do it, so I did. What? What? Uh. Uh. I mean, y'all, like, I'm into different things.

I actually like guys who wear lingerie. And, like, I enjoy bisexual men. And I enjoy watching gay porn. Like, you're not allowed to touch stuff where they kick me off. We could have been superstars. Okay, so he's bisexual. Remember I enjoy watching gay porn. Like, you're not going to have to text me after they kick me out. We could have been superstars. Okay, so he's bisexual. Remember we was... Yes, I am.

Okay. Now I am. He said, now I am. So I don't understand the test of kicking someone out. What does that prove? And I just wanted to see how the situation would go if we was into one. It was a simple little question. We never kicked her out of my house at one in the morning. But you shouldn't even threaten somebody to do that.

How do you think that makes her feel? I didn't say I was going to. I said I wanted to. What's wrong with that? That's not a sex. So I texted her earlier. I'm glad I did because I found out how she really is. Yeah, but what about how you are?

I don't understand this. You don't know how he is anymore. Let me tell you. I was so disgusted out how she really is. Yeah, but what about how you are? I don't understand this. You don't know how he is anymore. Let me tell you. I was so disgusted. I was so angry. I can't remember because my baby, my low-key blacked out. Who wouldn't, who wouldn't, let me ask you, sir. Who wouldn't get mad if someone kicked them out of the house at midnight?

Not that mad. Not as mad as s***. You act like I broke stuff. I would never let me. I wanted to grab her up and just be like. He's really mad because I said that I wish I said that I wanted to spit in his face. What's man lingerie? How did you turn bisexual?

Now we asking the real questions. Okay, I'm glad. Now you asking the real questions. We'll talk about this one. So, like, it's not man lingerie. It's, like, lingerie that I would wear. Oh, he wearing your lingerie. Okay.

Yeah, sometimes we match. We both walk around wearing heels. And that's why he thinks he's bi now? He thinks he's bi just because he wore your panties? First of all, it sounds... Let me tell you guys. His wife extorted him and had him wear lingerie and snuck into pictures and put him on social media.

My kids seen it. Pretending like he was into it. Well, I will say this. That sounds very traumatic for you, sir. That sounds like a traumatic thing when you trust somebody

and they betray you. Your trust in that way. But, but, if you can find somebody, right, who accepts you for who you are,

why would you cause Why would you cause issues in your relationship unnecessarily? He's not bisexual, Yee, just because he wore a woman's lingerie. No, he's bisexual mainly because he has sex with a man. I didn't hear that part. He hasn't said that. That's what I'm trying to get to.

His wife was making him feel ashamed of it, but he finally found his match, which was me, because I am into bisexual men who wear lingerie and watching that type of thing. Has he slept with a man before? Has he slept with a man before? Who, me? The guy? No, the guy. Your boyfriend.

That's what makes him bisexual. We will do oral on a man together, like have a three-way with two guys, and he will receive and be giving me oral and getting back shots. I mean, I enjoy that stuff. Like, there's some, listen. Okay. Whatever y'all like to do in your relationship is your guy's business. But I do want to say in reference to the question, okay, don't sabotage your relationship because something previously didn't work out.

You got to start from zero. I yelled it at her to get out. It don't matter if you wrote it down on a piece of paper. You shouldn't do that. You guys have to learn how to communicate in a better, more responsible way. And every relationship is a risk. Are you willing to take that risk? Because no matter what, no matter what type of test you put somebody through,

you don't know what's going to happen when a real thing comes up. So don't create drama because you've been traumatized before. That's why I think with guys, it's no drama with it. It's no... A woman comes in your house, you spend $60 for three days. I don't think she respects you because you're a bottom. Just stop it. But I will say this.

Just listening to this conversation, I realize that you guys don't listen to each other. You guys continually talk over each other and there's no possible way... There's too many people in the room. There's only two people that you guys don't listen to each other. You guys continually talk over each other. There's no possible way. There's too many people in the room. There's only two people. But you can possibly understand each other if y'all don't get each other's thoughts out. Every time she talks, he talks over him. And every time he talks, she talks over him.

How could y'all possibly understand each other and listen to each other if y'all not allowing each other to speak? And he'd rather be with a man. He just told her that. He was like, that's why I'd rather deal with a man because men don't do all of this. That's what left y'all. See? He said that. He was like, that's why I deal. I'd rather deal with a man because men, you know, don't do all of this. See, he said that. All right. Well, look, maybe you guys aren't a match then.

If that's what you're saying, your preference is. That's why I did what I did. No, you doing what you did. I'm glad I did. You doing what you did. All right. Well, look, guys, it feels like he doesn't. This is, you know, you're not for him. He wants to go on through life. I was all in, you know like he doesn't. This is, you know, you're not for him. He wants to go on through life.

I was all in, you know, willing to take that risk for, you know, taking another chance on being hurt again by being all in with one I felt like was a match. I didn't feel like I needed to test him. I never did test him. I made a promise to myself that I didn't beat him. That wasn't the only test you did. First of all, it's too early in the morning. Have y'all had breakfast?

At least now you know what it is, right? Yeah. So now I got to get an opinion. I told you that anybody would be angry doing that. Are you saying that anybody wouldn't be angry? I didn't react the way that I was supposed to react. I didn't think you'd be belligerent. It sounds to me like you need a power top in your life, ma'am.

I'm wasting my time. Ma'am, would you respect him if he was a power top and not a messy bottom? Hey, listen, man. I was only giving her a chance because she had me falling. I wasn't even going to date women again. That was a promise I made. See? Did you hear what he said? He said he wasn't even going to date women again.

Yes, he doesn't want to be with you. It looks like this is not what he wants. And maybe... I've moved on. We could be friends. Well, let's move on. Maybe him doing this was his way of trying to break up with you in a passive way. I probably shouldn't have put both coochie lips on him. I probably should have put just one of them on him because he couldn't handle it. He don't want that no more, boo.

He want cheeks. Okay? You don't have what he want no more. It's over. That's what it sounds like. All right? It's not going to work if he goes through testing them. Because when you're testing, that's like playing a game with people's emotions.

You ever hear of crime of passion? I just f*** guys. I don't date them. Whoa. Whoa. All right. She threatened the crime of passion. He said he only f***s guys if he don't date them.

Wow. Good luck, guys. Thank you. Go your separate ways, please. Man, drop one of Clues bombs for Tyler Perry, because I know he executive produced that phone call. Right, well, that was Ask E, guys. We answer any questions. 800-585-1050.

That sounded like a Tyler Perry movie. That call gave me everything I need. I'm taking that home with me. I'm going to listen to that later on the podcast. It's great. He's available. I'm going to listen to that later on the Breakfast Club podcast. That was an incredible phone call.

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