The Breakfast Club - The Breakfast Club REWIND (Lil Nas X, Lil Duval, Topic Time and More)

Episode Date: December 30, 2022

Today, we flashed back to when Lil Nas X stopped by to discuss trolling the industry, fearless originality, his Nicki Minaj fandom and more.  We also bring back the Lil Duval interview where he talks about his new comedy special, 30 year-old roommates, Twitter tirades and more.  On today's Topic Time we discuss BBLs being on the rise since the pandemic.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Good morning, USA! the most dangerous morning show to Breakfast Club. And currently, we are on vacation. Man, totally disconnected. Yes. We're not even really here. You think you're listening to us, but we're not. Well, we are not. We're here in spirit. Yeah.

Yeah. And we're going to be playing some of our top interviews and some throwbacks. So, keep it locked. Red is going to be running the boards and we'll see you all in the new year. Happy holidays.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. I'm darling. I'm darling. Hey, what you doing, man? I'm darling. I'm calling. I'm telling. Hey, what you doing, man? I'm telling. I'm calling. I'm calling, yo. 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? Good morning. Good morning. It's Shanice from Dane. How y'all doing this morning? Peace, Shanice.

Good morning. Good morning. And Judy, I just wanted to say I'm very proud of you. Congratulations on your new radio show you about to come out with. Thank you. I'm looking for a big thanks for you. I wanted to give a special shout out to myself. I turned 29, y'all. Happy birthday.

Happy birthday. Thank you. I tried to get on here on Friday because originally my birthday was on Friday, but I couldn't, you know. But I made it. I'm here. I'm blessed. And today I'm going to do something major.

I'm going to get my house keys from my house. So it's just blessings after blessings. So I wanted to get some blessings myself. So today's your birthday and you got a new crib. And I got a new crib. Congratulations. I know. That's right, girl Congratulations Thank you, love you guys And I thank you for letting me get on here Shout out to my fiance too

And you got a fiance, you go girl You go girl Jesus Christ, tell you born in the 1900s Jesus Christ Hello, who's this? Yo, what up Hey, what's up, get it off your chest Hey, nothing much man, shout out to B Yo, what up? Hey, what's up? Get it off your chest.

Ain't nothing much, man. Shout out to Bane, man. I'm from the Paranoia, man. What you been doing to go over there? Man, when you tell me, you let me know. I mean, listen, I believe in prayer, and I do my breathing exercises, but, man, it's just one of those things where it's like you kind of got to let go and let God, man, because as much as we want to protect our kids at all times, we just simply can't. They still got to go out into this world, you know?

How old are they? My son is three. He's a star child of mine. You said your son is what? Three. Yeah, I know, brother. Trust me. You know they have something certain schools and a lot of schools offer it now.

They have cameras all over the school where you can actually log in and see your kids throughout the day. I got that. You know I got that. I don't know. We got all that down here. I'm in offer it now. They have cameras all over the school where you can actually log in and see your kids throughout the day. Oh, I got that. You know I got that. I don't know if we got all that down here. I'm in the country now. I think we're in South Carolina. But honestly, you should Google it. I'll tell you this.

That makes my parental paranoia worse. Not me. I need to check my kids all day long. Because you know what? Never mind. I don't even want to put it out there. But I'm just saying like it. Yeah, don't do that.

Yeah, I don't even want to put it out there. But it makes my parental paranoia worse. But like I said, man, you just got to let go and let God. There's really nothing we can do, man. But let our kids exist and just pray for the best, brother. So they have that in public schools and everything? A lot of times, yeah. Wow.

Yeah, a lot of times it does. It just gives parents that comfortability that they're able to drop their kids off. And you're able to watch them go from class to class. The only place that they don't have the cameras are, of course, in the bathroom, but it allows you to watch kids. I mean, I guess for me, something like that, you know,

you got to let the teachers know. Like, you always watching. Like, you know, sometimes you got to make random comments. I'm like, I seen you today. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I said, I seen y'all painting. Y'all painting for a long time today.

I do that all the time. Yeah. I do that all the time. Even camp. I popped up at camp the other day. Yeah. Parental paranoia is such a real thing, but i think that's just a natural emotion that that natural anxiety parents have is just it's just it's part of us and i'm pretty sure it's always gonna be part of

us like i'm yep i'm 44 years old my mom still checks on me i learned that from my pops my pops used to just pop up and i pop a pop up oh that that's me. Who's your child? Which one? Oh, that's me. Oh, that's me. Yep. That's me. I'm like that. You remember in Juice,

when Q closed that locker and Bishop was just standing there? That's me. That's me with all the teachers. What's happening?

Hello, who's this? DJ Envy, Angela Key, Charlamagne Tha God this morning. Dolce Robb, what's going on? Hey, Shane,

how you doing, brother? You always get through on a Friday. How y'all doing this, boy? I'm doing good. I'm doing good, man. Listen, man. It's time for some bars, man. We got to bring some bars back.

That's what I'm talking about. Okay, okay. OG Rob, let's go. All right, let's go. Listen, this is my beginnings putting in work. Something the best there. Paying dudes with no shortcuts. Building incentive as long as it's breath in my lungs.

I'ma blaze the mic. This whole game sounding like y'all on the barstripe. But check this, I'm one of a kind. Doing a rare breed like hip-hop on that beat. Street breaking with stripes on my sleeve. You know what I mean? I got some, man. I got some.

You ready? Hey, you could smoke a split with a clip but they're still not mountain high you know a lot enough to touch the naughty nappy nasty happy that's happy to be nappy what's wide enough to touch what what's wide enough to touch don't worry about it let me give you some let me give you some well today's topic self-destruction it really ain't the rap audience that's bugging. It's one of two suckers, ignorant brothers, trying to rob and kiss on one another. What?

It wasn't a kiss. It was supposed to be killed. It was supposed to be killed, not kissed. Oh, wait. These aren't original songs you both did? Huh? Thank you, OG Rob. Don't worry about it. I appreciate that. Have a good weekend. Yes, sir. You guys had a cypher.

Alright. We spitting on each other. sir. You guys had a cipher. Oh, all right. We were spitting on each other. All right. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. I'm just sending you salute and happy vibes out to all your car shows. And I just want to say thank you so much for coming and visiting our booth and giving us love and taking pictures and everything.

Salute to you, brother. If I had a fancy car, I would definitely send it to you. I wouldn't even worry after watching you because I watch people, how they deal with stuff. And I got to say, I got much respect for you and the love that you share for people probably when they send it to your car show. So peace out and I hope all your car shows be full to capacity. Thank you so much. Thank you for coming, man.

We really, really appreciate it. Thank you for being a vendor. Hello, who's this? This is Gerv Pawn from Seattle. Hey, Gerv. What's up? Get off your chest. Hey, I don't want to get off my chest, man.

You know, like, you know, sometimes, you know, this is for, you know, for whoever needs to hear this, but, you know, sometimes life can get tough, you know. We've got to continue getting up and keep pushing with all our stuff, you know. And honestly, you know, just be blessed that God blessed us with a day. That's it. Every day. That's it, brother. Hello, who's this?

This is D from the Chuck. D from the Chuck. What's going on? Get it off your chest, brother. Well, I just need some advice, fellas. I'm a married man, newly married. I just wanted to know, what can I do to spice up my relationship with my wife? You mean spice her house? In what department?

We've been dating for a while. We've been dating for years. We're newly married, and I feel like we're kind of getting into the normal relationship group. We're just going to bed at night and you know we used to go out and party and do all kind of stuff like how can we get back into it what can i do i mean you know you never should stop dating your wife i think that's the biggest thing you know what i mean i think sometimes we as men get complacent but you

can never stop dating her right keep dating her keep courting her constantly right and there's also if you don't want to go out at night because I know sometimes it's difficult to go out at night. There's always brunches and day parties. You can go to restaurants during the day that play music so you can get back home when you need to get back home. And you can do things. Like, what is she into? Is she into hair? What TV shows?

Yeah, she's into hair and makeup and our kids and stuff like that. I just feel like we're just getting into this groove where we're just being normal people. And we wasn't like that before. It's difficult. I mean, life happens. But you gotta take the necessary steps to make sure that, like Charlamagne said, you always continue to date.

That might mean, you know, go out Friday night. It doesn't have to be an expensive restaurant depending on how much you make or what you can afford. It could be just a date night at the movies. It could be take her to a play it could be something as small as she'd like hair and makeup there's so many hair and makeup shows all over the country you know i mean that's in the local area depending on where you at take her to a hair and makeup show just do things that just show that you care you know the typical flowers the typical if she likes caribbean food bring a caribbean If she likes cheesecake, bring a cheesecake from her favorite spot.

You know, little things like that. It doesn't have to be her birthday or anniversary to do those type of things, but it just shows her you care. Okay, thank you. Never stop dating her, bro. Let me shout her out right quick. Go ahead, bro. I want to shout out my wife, Sunigua. I love you very much, baby.

Can't wait to see you, babe. There you go. Thanks, fellas. And don't forget the edibles. Oh, edibles. Edibles always work, too. Underwear? Underwear?

He said underwear. No, man. He said underwear? I like how you think, sir, man. You can start that, too. You can do that, too. Oh, okay, okay. Okay, I like it.

I like it. Thanks, fellas. All right, brother. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Thanks, fellas. All right, brother. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

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Montero. Little Niles X. What's up, Montero? Montero. I'm a big fan of me, man. You gotta be, though. You gotta be. Why wouldn't you be?

But how's your spirit? Do you feel happy? I feel happy. I'm having the best week Of my life right now Albums out this week Albums out this Friday Well this is the first time You see

You're supposed to be here A couple of times But we finally got him up here So I want to start From the beginning If y'all don't mind How did you come up With the name

Lil Nas X? I was like How can I steal Three rappers names And put it into one name? Lil Wayne, Nas and D-Max No, no, no, no Like dead serious

I mean of course you guys know about the account i had that account yeah and i was like i wasn't going to do music like for real for real i was just going to post something because i was bored and i was supposed to be doing some college work and i posted a song to my followers and i was like oh every rapper name got a little and you know a little yadi a little uzi so what if i was a little naz ha ha ha and i ended up like keeping it you know and then we add the X on. Now you were, at first, you were a barb. Yeah.

Were you one of those barbs that really went at people like the barbs do? Barbs are aggressive. Barbs are aggressive. I'm still a barb. Really? I feel like that's something, it's like a cult, you know? Once you're in it, you can't really get out. Really?

Did you ever attack anybody up here? Like Charlamagne? Me? Yeet? Did you ever attack anybody up here? I think I've attacked you guys a couple times. Full transparency. Full transparency.

So do you understand when people troll you because you trolled people and had those accounts? Does it make you more like, okay, I don't take it as seriously because I know I was in that position. Absolutely. I feel like that's why a lot of shit just rolls off my sleeves. Absolutely. I feel like that's why a lot of shit just rolls off my sleeves. Absolutely, I feel like that's why a lot of shit just rolls off my sleeves. You handle it well. When people go at you, you handle it really well,

which is surprising because most artists, they can't handle it. You see them break down, you see them get into problems. I definitely do break down sometimes. I'm not going to lie, but I'm never going to do that shit publicly. What do you do when you break down? You got a therapist, you got you break that you got a therapist you got like something that ground you what you do try to get a therapist one time right and then like the concept of like I actually cried to the lady the first session and nothing wrong she takes me about the payment and it's just like I'm like, so the money? How much was it?

$150? Mine's $150 now. How much was this? It was like $200 or something. Damn. She probably overcharged me. I didn't know. I didn't know.

You didn't go back after the first time? I didn't go back. And I feel like I don't really need therapy, honestly. Don't say that. I just, me personally, I feel like everybody out there, go and get therapy if you feel you need it. I don't feel like I need therapy because I feel like i've always been like my own like self-healer you know i don't understand why people are so mad about things that you do you know people are just really easily angered at things that they already don't

like you know it's kind of like how we people cancel people that they already didn't like that's a fact that's right you feel the pressure to outdo everything you've done before? Like, I got to outdo Old Town Road. I got to outdo the VMAs. Do you always think, like, I have to outdo it? I feel the pressure to always just make sure I'm doing my best on whatever I do. I know I'm going to outdo shit, like, over and over. And it's just, like, not, like, feeling cocky, but just, like, knowing that.

You know, that's how I feel like manifestation works in the first place. Like you got to believe that and feel it. So, yeah. Is there a time you plan to do something and then you change your mind? You're like, nah, that might be too far. Yeah, I mean, I'm pregnant right now. So, I feel like I definitely have those moments. Did you have the baby?

Because you don't see pregnant anymore. I'm sucking in my stomach right now. He got on a waist trainer. He got a waist trainer. What's different between this success you're having now and the success you had with Old Town Road? This success, I feel like I'm much more in control of, you know. And I'm making my calculated moves in the way I feel I need to make them. And I feel like anybody that's pissed off are the exact people that need to be pissed off, you know.

Because nobody could have predicted the success of Old Town road like there's nobody around you not even yourself absolutely what happens when you end up with the biggest record ever i mean what happens is you know you go on you go on the barbershop show and charlamagne is like man when you drop some songs and videos and you know make the world shake a little bit that's what i see though i remember when you did this shop you didn't seem as free as you do now. Like, when I look at you now, I can tell, like, this young man is really free. He's really comfortable.

You didn't seem that way back then. I guess I wasn't, because it's a process, you know, and I'm still, like, it's a steady thing, you know, throughout our whole life. I guess I'm just further along now than 2019. Did you ever think you was going to be a one-hit wonder? Did that ever cross your mind? That never really crossed my mind.

The only time it never crossed my mind is if I had a bad day and I was already feeling these self-deprecating thoughts or whatever. Did you ever feel like old-time role was bigger than you? Yeah, definitely. At one time, it was. I think so. Yeah, absolutely. All right, we have more with Lil Nas X. When we come back, don't move.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ and the Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Lil Nas X.

Charlamagne. Didn't the country community give you backlash when Old Town Road for Us came out? Yeah. And what do they think now? Because they must feel like I told y'all He wasn't a real country artist Actually a lot of country artists

Have been showing me A lot of support And I mean I don't know what People may think But I am still gonna Probably get back To doing some

Country music Or s*** And I mean Cause I like Different genres And I like making A lot of different music So

What's the country Were you a country Did you listen to country Or was it just a vibe? It was genuinely like I saw one of these country, trappish kind of songs. I was like, damn, what if I did that but better? And that's what happened. That's how I felt listening to the new album.

I'm like, I have no idea what genre music Lil Nas X makes. I just categorize as pop now, but I do a lot of shit. Now, what advice is Elton John giving you? Because I always hear about Elton John, you know, putting his arm around certain individuals and giving them real OG advice. What advice is he giving you? What advice is Elton giving me? Oh, you know, he pretty much is giving me like the, you know, keep doing you, be yourself and whatnot. And he probably told me some other things I can't remember right now because...

Jesus Christ. How do you not remember what Elton John told you? I've been talking to a lot of people lately, so... Elton John! And he probably told me some other things I can't remember right now because Jesus Christ John told you So who do you Elton who do you respect like who do you hear from and you it sticks to you like when you hear it It sticks to me Maybe not maybe because we haven't talked in person. Well, we've talked in person but not about that But like I literally sometimes will look up Kanye motivation videos and whatnot. Because Kanye is outspoken as f***. And even though that may not always come out great or whatnot, I love that.

And I wish everybody was like that. I want to be more like that. You know the thing about Kanye that's so interesting? For whatever reason, Kanye is allowed to make mistakes. Exactly. The culture treats Kanye the way we should treat everyone. He's allowed to make mistakes for some reason. And he set that up for himself, you know?

Because he's always, he's never going back on it, you know? He's like, I said that, it's done, let's move on. And people are like, damn. And people move on. Did you hear the new Kanye song? Yeah. Now, tell us about Dominika. Tell us about Dominika. Dominika, what's that about? And he's from there, and the new Kanye song? Yeah. Now, tell us Dominica. Tell us Dominica.

Dominico. What's that about? And he's from there. And didn't even pronounce it right. Yes. Yeah, isn't that crazy? My father is half from Dominica, half here. But the problem is my dad doesn't really know his dad, so he don't know that side.

Tell the Dominica is from the point of view of when I like first started making music, you know, I'm writing kind of like I woke up on the floor of the plastic bed, you know, I was on a mattress at my brother's house

and you know, there was like a lot of like domestic violence like they were always like fighting with their girls and whatnot and you know, randomly like

f***ing shooting up into the sky and s***. I was just like, damn, this is a lot of f***ing chaos. That was not a sign. Gang back. Go ahead. Yeah, and I was just like, damn, this is a lot of chaos. That was not a sign. Gang back.

Go ahead. Yeah, and it was like, you know, talking about how I didn't want to go back to home, you know, because I know my stepmom was just going to like

kind of shit on me. And it's because she wanted the best for me, I guess. So it's kind of like tales of this beautiful place, but it's like the worst part of my life at that point, you know?

Yeah. Well, you killed it at the Met G of my life at that point, you know, yeah Well, you killed it at the Met Gala I want to say that you have my favorite looks But a night cuz I think like taking risks in fashion is so important And I think I love the way that as far as your packaging like your persona your music and the way that you perform But also the way you dress is so important for you, too Are you gonna do something like maybe in fashion absolutely i feel like once i'm 100 can focus on it and like only that because i feel like a lot of times

people like hop straight into something they don't really really even give a f**k about it and i don't want that to happen the same like with movies and like i want to be in movies one day but i want to be like dedicated to that i'm so mad you pass up euphoria that would have been i love that show why did you pass up euphoria. That would have been, I love that show. Why did you pass up Euphoria? I love Euphoria, man. I had to finish my album, you know,

and I had to start getting ready to drop singles and shit, you know? I mean, I wouldn't have had this year without that time. No, you're right. Those are hard decisions to make.

Now you have to leave, guys. I know you have to go. All right, when's the baby due? The baby is due Friday. You guys have to watch the birth video. You did a birth video?

Yeah. You know who did that first? Who? Cosby Show. You guys have to watch the birth video. You did a birth video? Yeah. You know who did that first? Who? Cosby Show. You ever seen that episode? I've seen the pictures of it when people were having a discourse. All the guys were pregnant, and they all gave birth to things that they loved. So some gave birth to sandwiches, some gave birth to cars, some gave birth to ships.

So your idea isn't that original. I feel like I did it better. I mean, I love the Cosby show though wait can we say that yes Cosby show made millions go to his knees like that he's like did I just get canceled do you lose respect for artists when they go at you when they take it out of music and say the things that you do do you lose respect for those artists which artists like whether it's. or Boosie.

I still bump T.I. I mean, I was listening to Boosie in the club. I don't really care. Honestly, I feel like I wish they didn't say it, I guess. But I like the music. I'm going to listen to the music. You know, if somebody's got beef with me, it don't mean I have beef with them, you know?

Does it ever occur to you how you're really breaking all these barriers for people? Like, there's a lot of different things. Even just being in country music or being in hip hop and being who you are and unapologetic about it. Do you ever think like, damn, I'm doing things that have never been done before? Not really, because I feel like everything has been done before in some kind of way. And this is always different ways to do it, I guess. But I think it's dope that people see it that way. Yeah.

Keep doing your thing, man. I like the way you don't give a f***. And I like that you're truly being yourself. I like the fact you're clearly free. I appreciate it. That's right. Lil Nas X, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Let's get into industry, baby. Thank you for joining us.

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Now, if you just joined us, we're talking about plastic surgery bbls and all that other stuff uh they've been saying that you know they have been on the rise since the pandemic a lot of people use their ppp money or their extra money to go get a bbl or facelift some surgery or something like that and i know a lot of people were taking time when they were at home to actually get work done so they didn't have to like leave the house so it was a good time to do it do you ever see uh people doing it and you just want to tell them to stop? Like a lot of people that I see do it, I always think they go too far. Like their ass is just too far. And a lot of this, and Charlamagne just walked out for a second, but I want to be honest.

How do you clean your ass when your ass is that big? How? Like you can't reach, like your ass has to be stinky. You cannot reach and clean your ass that well. I think sometimes, from my understanding, sometimes what the issue is, some of it is corrective too, right? Because sometimes if the work isn't done right, you have to get the massages. You know, you have to make sure you do certain things. And so sometimes they end up having to get like corrective surgery.

Yeah, but when the ass is that big, how do you clean your ass? Like how do you? You have someone do it for you. You cannot clean your ass good. So when you pump, you got to have a stinky have a sticky ass you gotta have muddy ass all day i really wish you would stop asking about saucy santana bro that's what i really was talking about i'm saying saucy is nice i didn't mean to say i didn't mean to curse but so what are you talking about what are you talking about no we're talking about bbls and i was saying sometimes i feel like a lot of

people go too far and like women sometimes the butt is just too big. And I don't even know how they clean the butt. But it is like the most dangerous plastic surgery a person can get. And so I do want to put that out there. You got to make sure you go to the right doctor. If you are planning to do it, get the right recommendation. You know, I'll never tell anybody what to do with their own body. But I will say, whatever you do, do it safely. Make sure that person doesn't have a lot of complaints against them.

And a lot of things gone wrong. You can look all of those things up. Make sure that person doesn't have a lot of complaints against them and a lot of things gone wrong. You can look all of those things up. Make sure you get the consultations. And, you know, you can't fly and do things for a period of time. It looks dumb. Just make sure you plan for that whole recovery period. And then when you get older, the butt just goes to the ground. It just looks bad.

How do we know? None of these people have gotten OTAs. How do you know? It has to. Man, shut up. Why you just be talking? It has to. Where's the up. Why you just be talking? It has to.

Where's the butt gonna go? Where's the butt gonna go? Grab it. Now, this is gonna be the crazy part. Where'd your testicles go? Huh? What does your testicles have to do with it? When you get old, your testicles have to do with it. Are you talking about guys that are getting it?

Sit back down. Did I hear you say you would like to be tipped back this morning, darling? Darling. Darling. Did I just hear that darling listen to me listen listen here's the thing in the future right when they be gonna be digging up a lot of these corpses they're not gonna know what we were i'm serious because it's gonna be silicone it's gonna be it's gonna be all types of crazy stuff in the ground and i also

would like to say i agree with everything that both y'all saying in this room this morning and chris rock and kevin hart have some amazing amazing commentary and observations about plastic surgery for anybody who went to go see them this weekend at the garden saw them last night at the barclays you are if you've seen the reality check eagle trip tour period you've heard these fantastic commentary, which I can tell y'all, but I would never ruin nobody's jokes. Let's go to the phone lines. Hello.

Who's this? Hey, this is Ellie. Ellie. Good morning. We're talking about plastic surgeries and you just got to tell your friend. Okay. So this supposedly,

I didn't know this, but lip injections, they go down. Like, I didn't know that, but like, you have to like, keep getting lip injections or else they're going to go didn't know that But, like, you have to, like, keep getting lip injections Or else they're gonna go down Yeah, they're like fillers

So once you get them, they actually go away And then you have to get them again Lip injections look stupid to me, too They look stupid Yes So this girl, so this girl She was, like, getting lip injections probably, like, once a month Once every two months or something like that

She was, like, I gotta go get my lip injections I was, like, girl every two months or something like that she was like i gotta go get my lip injections i was like girl you're you're giving bobo the crown like you don't need lip injections right now she's like no they're going down they're going down and she was like and i was like no they're like honestly you're taking up your whole face so i think you should tell someone you should tell someone and did And did it make her not do it anymore? No, she told him. I think what we're doing now is better than telling somebody after the fact. Because after the fact, there's really not much they can do.

But I think what we're doing now is some preventive measures. Well, I think with lip injections, you can because they do go away. So you have to keep on getting them so you can be like too much. They go too far. And I think when you first get them, they're a lot more, they're very like swollen. So they're supposed to go down. So a lot of times. Your lips shouldn't touch your nose.

With certain things, like people get them. And then it's also like the amount, I guess, that you put in. Your lips shouldn't touch your nose? I mean, listen, everything should be subtle, right? Like you would almost, you don't want people to know you got surgery per se, right? Like you would want to just do a little something, and then people see you and be like, oh, okay, you've been in the gym. The point should be to try to look natural.

Correct. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Yeah, this is the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest. He only come up here when he got something to promote, even though he could come up here anytime he wants to. I use my friends at the right time.

His name is Little Duval. What's up? I see you cutting off your grades nowadays. Yeah, I had to let it grow out. You got the little baby face. I had to let it grow out for a little bit to be a granddaddy for a little bit. But now I'm a zaddy now. You're a little zaddy?

I'm a zaddy now. I cut it off. I meant to get another haircut because now the white's growing back. You see the white? What's wrong with that? You used to give people a hair for shaving their face off. I don't care. I still got the gray right here now.

Don't get it twisted. I still got the gray. Not in my hair. Now, Envy should be here because Envy died while he was. That's why he's not here. Envy grayed all the way. He died in his house. I think both of them avoided you today, to be honest with you.

I wanted to see because I could see in person. Like, on camera, all that look real. But in person, I wanted to see, like, is you got paint in your face, boy? No, Envy don't look real on camera. He don't look real? Envy got the worst paint job in New York City. Did Envy grow his hair out? I don't know, you know.

I want to bet Envy $5,000. Envy, if you listen to this, I got $5,000 for you if you let your hair grow out till December. Who you think got a better paint job, Envy, Khaled, or Kevin Hart? Khaled ain't no joke. Khaled's a boy. He's super black. He's like Negro spiritual black. Well, let's talk about your special.

This is your first special, right? Yeah, this is my first special, man. He cheating, too. He ain't telling no jokes. Yeah, I told half jokes, half music, and I put a lot of people on. That's just what my comedy is. That's why I see what comedy is evolving into. It's like a Vegas show.

That's what I do my show. My show is comedy, music, entertainment, and fun. And you had who on there? Pretty V on there? Pretty V on there. You know what I do my show. My show is comedy, music, entertainment and fun. And you had who on there? Pretty V on there. Pretty V on there. You know Jay Ski on there. Jay Ski on there. Brisha. Brisha Webb. She Showed Love. Navi Green. Nar Hostin. He on there.

So I got to... Not only I did my thing, I put a lot of people on there too to show love. And even though comedians have always been doing records, you got every comedian trying to make a song now. Even the ones people i've noticed we're making music but i mean it is what it is if it's making you if it's making you feel good and you're having a good time with it do it you know that's what i did i didn't do it to blow up i did it because i loved it doing it just so happened that song stuck but you always been making music yeah that's what i'm saying i've been doing it that's how i got in the comedy

game i was a musical comedian when i first started they told me that wasn't comedy now look everybody doing yeah what you've been doing during the pandemic other than pissing people off living my best life per usual i didn't change too much because what i do i i was damn near like that before the pandemic well pissing people off we know well that but at the same time the way i live the way I move. I always used to wear a mask even before this because I used to like to move around and just go around so people didn't know who I was.

But ain't nothing changed for me. I had a great time. Like, I mean, of course, the lies, they pass, but at the same time, in my mind, like I told you when we used to be on the phone, if it was as bad as they said it was, we was going to die.

So that's how I had it in my mind. So in my mind, like I told you when we used to be on the phone, if it was as bad as they said it was, we was going to die. So that's how I had it in my mind. In my mind, I was like, hey, man, if it's going to be this bad, I'm going to live my best life like my man Kool-Aid did. And that's what I did. Yeah, you called Duval. Did you get COVID? I probably called that thing about two, three times. You did have it, though.

Yeah, I had it. I mean, we all had it. I think anybody that told you they didn't, you don't realize somebody had it until after you told them you had it. You're like, yeah, i had it i mean we all had i think everybody anybody told you they didn't you don't realize somebody had until after you told them you had you're like yeah i had it too i think all when we was all in anguilla i think all of us had i think we all called it in anguilla that's right around with chalamet and on new year's everybody was saying their name but somebody was sick as at that goddamn everybody was sick at that party we had in New Year's. Everybody was sick. I was the most sickest before even Corona.

They even acknowledged it. Like, I was messed up like that January. Yeah. And then afterwards, I got messed up again. Then I got messed up again. Then I got messed up. Hey, so you caught it three times for real. I did.

Every time I catch a cold, I think I got Corona. But you've been between Florida and Georgia, so it's a good possibility. Nah, we're a mule down there. you know anybody that died like yeah a couple people i'm talking about in that area like you saw them party in one week nope damn nope i mean i do know some people that that got messed up from it you know i'm saying like my man i know my man got messed up from it but we lived through it man yeah are there any permanent changes you feel like you would make in life since the pandemic because obviously things have changed somewhat even if it's not as drastic as it is in other places is there anything that you're like do this differently from now on no

if i would i'd be lying because i'm programmed how i am i'm gonna live like this i'm gonna die like this well there's somebody in the room that won't argue with you, man, because, you know, that tweet you put out where you said men over 30 shouldn't have other men over 30. His roommate's really stung his soul. Who? Dramos. You a roommate?

Nah, I did it until recently. Hit dogs be hollering, man. Let me tell you, man. Honestly, I was just tweeting. I did not know it was going to affect people like this. Especially men. Because usually when you talk about men, we just laugh and move on. But this resonated so hard in y'all's soul.

I didn't know it was that many 30-year-old roommates. Because times is hard out here, man. It ain't hard out here in the South because they getting that PPP loan. That's true. Y'all didn't get a PPP loan. Y'all bulls. Men out here shacking up, man, for financial financial reasons man yeah see what made me see that i knew my homeboy they was down in miami stuntin yeah but they roommates so you was doing one person

that's usually how all my tweets be they read one person everybody else take a personal stop taking my tweets personal in your own personal life. Can Jamos defend himself? I want to hear what he's explaining. Go ahead and defend yourself. I don't care, but go ahead. I mean, because I think y'all are old, so you don't understand what it's like. How old are you?

From the bottom. You ain't, you old too. Anything after 30 is old, young people. But by a different generation, bro, jobs don't pay what they used to. Cities are expensive as hell to live in. And first of all, y'all make it sound like some sort of gay shacking up. Jonna, Jonna, Jonna. We did not say no gay.

We did not say nothing like that. We did not say nothing like that. It is shacking up, though. Jonna's calmed down. Y'all in a relationship. That's a full-fledged relationship, for real. No, it is not.

Yes, it is. It is. In the South, if you live with somebody for more than three years, it's common law marriage. It's common law marriage. Your roommate can't

kick you out. You know that, right? Your roommate can't really kick'all be chatting up on the phone. Your roommate can't kick you out. You know that, right? Your roommate can't really kick you out, literally. I mean, legally, they can't kick you out. Y'all together, man. I'm just giving you some advice just in case you shack up again. Bro, if me and my former roommate were dating, y'all two are definitely dating. What you mean?

We would never live together. You spent New Year's together on vacation together? Yeah, okay. With family and friends. Let me tell you the difference, though. Hold up, hold up. Let me tell you the difference. Go ahead.

We ain't mad at what you said you got offended you got offended let me tell you how you offended because we're talking about it now I was over let me I didn't even realize y'all was offended

until the next day and I went back on Twitter and I was like oh they mad I did not know like it ain't that serious don't take nothing

I say that serious dramas what dramas you should have just led with you know I just purchased a home recently I did not know Like it ain't that serious Don't take nothing I say that serious Dramas What? Dramas you should've Just led with You know I just purchased A home recently I did

So I did So why is it Why are you Telling us me Alright if it make you feel better I had a roommate In my 20s Okay

For a couple years And you know I lived With my mom at 32 Like if it make you feel better Like it's not that serious I'm not upset I'm not hurt This is why it's so hard To tell a joke Cause want to tell you every f***ing joke you do.

And the only thing I say is there's nothing wrong with two men living together, but they got to have two bathrooms. You can't share one bathroom. Y'all sharing a bathroom? Bro, you know, have you ever lived in New York City? Well, move like everybody else. Move like everybody else that got sex. Atlanta is booming right now. You can't find a house in Atlanta.

Because everybody with sense is moving down south. Like, certain stuff, if you can't afford it, move. I saved my money and I bought a house, so I was smart about it. What I'm saying is, you got a lot of people that, and listen, it's a joke, it's a joke. I'm not really offended by it. But a lot of people, a lot of people do feel upset about us. You see how he moved on from sharing that toilet with that nigga, though. He moved on.

Did you share a toilet? What that got to do with anything? Did you share a toilet? What does that have to do with anything? You got a house now, so it don't matter. This is your come up story. And he told me behind the scenes how uncomfortable it was. Everybody got a come up story.

He told me he sat on the toilet seat after his homeboy one time and it was warm. He was like, that was the only time it was real uncomfortable. Y'all sit on the same toilet. Have homeboy one time and it was warm. He was like, that was the only time it was real uncomfortable. I sit on the same toilet. Have you never used a public restroom? I've never used, in the last 20 years, I've used my own toilet.

Another man has never sat on my toilet. Bruh, as much as you travel, you've never sat on it. Another man has never sat on my toilet. Not even in my hotel. Ask JaySki.

They got to go to a whole nother room if they got to pee. Even if they got to pee? Even if they got to pee. They just be peeing everywhere. That is true. I know what I do, so I know what they're going to do. I don't let no man take a shower in my shower. I have a question.

I have a question. Why do guys pee on the toilet seat and not put it up and not pee in the toilet you don't care i try even when i'm aiming my wife sometimes the pee go everywhere so yeah so you know all right we got more of a little duval when we come back let's get into his joint. Smile, bitch. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired, depressed, a little bit revolutionary? Consider this.

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That was Smile, Little Duval. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Little Duval. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Little Duval. Charlamagne. Now, I want to ask you some stuff you be asking people on Twitter, man. Oh, Lord.

What's the dumbest shit you ever did for a woman you loved and now you regret it? I balled everything. I balled them everything and let them keep it after we break up. Like what? They leave with a great severance package. You can't take stuff. You can't take gifts back. But after a while, you be like, damn, I shouldn't have gave her that shit.

What's the most expensive thing you bought? Tiffany ring, a house, a car. A house? You bought somebody a house? You left that woman with a house? She ain't never tell me that one now. We'll talk later. Sheesh.

A house? We'll talk later. Dramas. She still living it now we'll talk a house she's still living it god damn but i ain't mad at nothing was it like a nice house you ain't gonna get none of that tea a modular home i got a show coming i live Life. I'll talk about it on the show. Y'all watch it. This on pay-per-view right now is an all-black network too. I went all-black. Y'all can't say I'm not supporting

all-black. I went all-black on my first special, so support it. What about if somebody kidnapped your old lady and held her for a $100,000 ransom? What you doing? She held. Yeah, you talking about it. You're not going to pay for your old lady and held up for a hundred thousand dollar ransom what you doing she held yeah you talking about you're not gonna pay for your whole lady i'm gonna give her a post i'm gonna give her a deep post with a caption i'm gonna give her a deep post with a caption and act like i just missed it i was just about to send the money

are you gonna ask people the question but you that's your answer for real yeah i actually they could have gave that quick answer, but that's my answer. You know what it is? Me and my old lady talked about it. You know what it is, right? If we go to one of these countries and they kidnap you, you're kidnapped. What if they had Charlamagne for ransom for $100,000? I'd give them $5,000.

We got to negotiate $5,000. I got $5,000 for you, man. Ain't nobody getting past $10,000. My daughter, that's it. Okay, what about when you said a lot of these a**es got a sugar daddy, too? Who are you talking about? I got a new show called Live My Best Life. Special.

First special ever. Shalma, you're not going to throw me under this. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. Won't happen. Won't happen. It feels like he knows

the answer already. I talk about it on my special. Listen, I don't think there's nothing wrong with having a sponsor, man. You call him a sugar daddy. I call him a sponsor, man. You know who I'm talking about. Who I'm nothing wrong with having a sponsor, man. You call him a sugar daddy, I call him a sponsor, man.

You know who I'm talking about. Who I'm talking about, Sean, man. What made you put stars in your Prius? Now you want to switch this. Listen, but for real,

you did put stars in the Prius. Yeah, man, to let these f***ers know it's going to be a hot boy summer. See the boys up. And this is why I don't like getting in a Prius. Yeah, man. To let these f****** know it's going to be a hot boy summer. Say the boy what's up. And this is why I don't like getting in a deal with my friends, man. They don't never do right.

No, I just asked a question, man. Why are you sweating? Because it's hot in here. I'm trying to figure out why you're not sweating and you got leather pants on. Hey, because it's my special pants. My stand-up special pants. My stand-up special pants. Nick, you see

him? You know every comedian wear leather. I didn't wear it on my special because I wanted to be

like the rat pack. Man them hot as hell. Nah they feel good. It's still cold up here in New

York. I don't know why y'all still up here but y'all are the only two left up here. You might be right.

Everybody else down in Atlanta. You ain't here. I'm in Turks and Caicos. Turks and Caicos. Envy ain't here. I don be right. Everybody else down in Atlanta. You ain't here. I'm in Turks and Caicos. Turks and Caicos. Envy ain't here. I don't know where the hell Envy at. I done told y'all the man there's a thousand there.

Why don't y'all buy something in the islands like me? I done told y'all this a thousand times. I plan to. Think about how much you done spun vacationing. I'm already looking. And that time I did, it's just going to the Caribbean. And all the Caribbean is the same shit on each island.

So just pick an island you like the most and buy something. My thing is trying to figure out if I want to buy land and build something

or if I want to buy something that's already either way, do one or the other. It depends on how much time you got. If you got a lot of time

because we deal with islanders, they slow as hell. So if you got a lot of time then build something but if you don't they slow as hell. So if you got a lot of time, then build something. But if you don't, just buy something. You going to be doing seminars soon, man. No, I ain't. No, I'm not that. I'm not Envy. You need to. It's going to be

DJ Envy, Lil Duval, and Flippin' MJ. Flippin' MJ. MJ my size now. I lost 62 pounds. I lost 62 pounds I lost 62 pounds with Flippin' NJ I feel it look like a new man

he renovated his body before I sold houses I was napping now look at me that's the smallest here's another one here's another one. Here's another one you tweeted. Have you ever taken your advice and said, mid-argument, I see why your ex broke up with you?

Yeah, I do that all the time. Because you never know. Like, you try to hit a point of view, and then you be like, you know what? After, like, two weeks of hearing that, you be like, you know what? I can definitely see where they coming from. Damn. And then you stop answering their call. I got a friend like that right now.

I see where you're going, Charlamagne. Don't work on me, Charlamagne. What are you talking about? I see where you're going. It's not going to work. I see where it's going. What would a woman say? I know all your tactics because we practice them the day before with other people.

It's not going to work. Move on to the next tweet. I'm really just trying to get you to tell one story, man. That's so funny, man It ain't gonna happen Nope He directs What's the story?

What's the story? He directs Living my best life Special out right now It won't be in this special It'll be in the special like 10 years from now I'll tell you this It's the funniest Lil Duval story of all time

And that says a lot Man, whatever you was smoking got me coughing You high already? Hell yeah I wish I could smoke on this show. What the hell was you smoking? Nope. Good.

Don't do it. Good. What made you decide to? Has anybody smoked on here yet? Snoop. Yes. Okay. Ray Sherman.

Ray Sherman lit up in there. I want that Ray Sherman to get on with me. I can see Snoop. But Ray, bro? Ray? Hey. That's fucked up, bro. I think they just did it, though.

I'll tell you what happened. Charlamagne told them it was okay for them to smoke, even though it wasn't. That's what happened. Ain't nobody ever asked. Can I smoke? I don't care. I don't got nothing to do. I mean, listen, I'm saying I don't know the rules, though.

I don't care. It turned into a, you know the rules, and it turned into a whole big thing. It did? Yes, it did. Y'all popping now. You can do what the f*** you want to want to do now let me ask you this what made you decide to do a special after all this time right because i'm sure you had other opportunities to do some but what made you decide now is the right time because i thought other things were more important at the time you know

i'm saying like and i mean specials are always going to be there but at the same time specials like albums now and do people really care about albums like that anymore? Depends who it is. Yeah, it depends who it is. Exactly. So I wanted to get to a point where I was one of the f***ers that it depended on who it was. What is your favorite stand-up special, though, that you've seen? I don't watch none of them s***.

I really don't. You watch Bill Burr? I did, but I didn't even watch all that. But the part I did watch, I like watching people That just don't give a f*** Like me But see the difference is They on a whole

Another level too He had a point That's what every comedian Will be at a point where No matter what you say They don't care Yeah And I feel like I'm at that

In my In my world But I won't be there In all worlds I think that's impossible nowadays I think even if they know You to be that They gonna still find ways To be offended That's the thing right to be able if you can say whatever

it is you want to say you just got to be able to deal with whatever the backlash and i feel like i'm like that because i'm so immune and scorned to it just just from being on social media me and you all ain't nobody been through most stuff to me and you i get canceled every month yeah it's so i'm so immune to the bull. It's almost like I'm scorned from it. I don't even notice when I'm being... I don't even be over there. People be hitting me like, you know they going in on you?

I'm like, for real? All right, we got more with Lil Duval when we come back. 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 Lil Duval. Yee. You see they'rea Guy, We Are The Breakfast Club, We're Still Kicking It With Little Duval, Yee. You see they're upset about Prince Charming now? Nah, what happened? Bring me up on game. You know how he kisses, um, she did not give consent for Prince Charming to kiss her and wake her up, Sleeping Beauty. So now they're trying to say that's wrong. It's not okay to kiss a woman.

Oh, you talking about Sleeping Beauty or Snow White? You talking about the real, the real, the real movie. Isn't it, oh about Sleeping Beauty or Snow White? You talking about the real movie. Oh, wait, is it Snow White? Who is it? Yes, man. So that's a charge now. Yes, man. And y'all wonder why I won't tell no more stories about back in the day in Daytona.

Yeah, all right. Look, Disneyland's new Snow White ride criticizedicized for including Prince Charming's Non-consensual kiss Snow White was dead The kiss brought her back to life She didn't ask for it though They saying that about CPR You sent me something early so you can't do CPR

Most people that get mad like that I be wanting to sit there and talk to them like person Not what they post I want to sit there and ask them questions And if you talk to them they'll realize it really ain't that big of a deal yeah just they just need something to talk to like but what they don't realize is building up the society to care about it more you care about something that's not really a big deal and it makes the society feel like it's a bigger deal and now we make it a big deal because now people emotions get evolved in and then it's not that like in my in my mind, I'd be thinking, how privileged do you that?

The only thing you got to complain about in your life is whether or not Prince Charming's kiss was consensual with Snow White. By the way, it's way worse things in Snow White, by the way. It's way out. People forget Snow White on this show. But somehow it's going to correlate to what I'm just Snow White. Mama died during the childbirth. Nobody want to talk about it on this show because somehow it's going to correlate to what we're doing. No, I'm just... Snow White mama died during the childbirth. Nobody want to talk about the maternal death rate? Nobody want to talk about Revenge of the Nerds movie. No, we definitely want to talk about that.

No. No. You see what I'm saying? Let's move on. Now, would you fight Floyd Mayweather for $250,000? You tweeted that too. Man, I'd let him knock my jaw off. For $250,000?

That's all? No, I need a meal. Oh, Joe Singo getting a meal to fight? Yeah. Yeah, I let him knock my jaw off. For $250? That's all? Nah, a mil. I need a mil. Ocho Cinco getting a mil to fight? Yeah. Yeah, he fighting under the undercut. Who he fighting? I don't know.

We don't know yet. I'll fight him for a mil. I'll fight Ocho Cinco for a mil. Ocho, you want to fight? That's going to be a short-ass fight. I don't care. Hey, y'all keep playing with boxing, though. One punch can kill you.

A short-ass fight. Thank you. I'll be your only. She'll be living my Living My Best Life tour. One punch can kill you if you get hit the wrong way, bro. Not if you know how to fall. Man, I get people to watch. You going to let them hit you?

Man, I know how to fall. What happens is it be the second hit and the third hit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But that first hit, boy, ain't nobody going to spend like I spend. Trust me. Put a couple M's in there. Put a couple M's and throw some of them coins that everybody buying. Bitcoin.

Yeah, throw some of them cryptos and dudes and Dougie Howard. Dogecoin. Throw some of them in there and I'm ready to fight. I'm going to go run a couple laps and do a couple swimming. Get my body right. How much time I got?

When the fight? It's in Miami in June. Oh, no. It's deep. Oh, yeah. We're going to be. You don't have time. You got to get more preparation.

I think you already got an opponent, though. Who? Ocho Cinco? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I thought you said. But nobody wants to see you in Ocho. I think he didn't announce it yet. Nobody don't want to see Mayweather in Logan Paul.

No, I'm not watching it. Logan Paul. Logan Paul. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is how bored entertainment is got. Damn, ain't it? We really watching Mayweather in Logan Paul. Is it Logan Paul?

Logan Paul. Let the audience know we really slow as an audience because this is all that we see is entertainment. That's why Charlamagne always tell me I work too hard. Yes. Because it's like it's too easy to make money entertaining now.

Like you ain't even got to have that much sense. And I be overthinking this shit and then you see somebody do nothing and they make millions. And you on there. You on there living

my best life special. I'm over here sweating. I'm over here sweating. Working during the pandemic trying to make people happy. Still on the road. Dancing. Singing.

Tap dancing. Got a b****. Got a band. I had pyro and everything coming out. By the eighth show, I was like, man, cut that s*** out, man. You had pyro, too? Man, all that s*** when I first started that tour. I was like, man, boy, I'm finna go.

That's expensive. Yeah, I realized that by the sixth, seventh show. Did you make any money? Hell no ain't that's what man i made less money on that tour than i made just just before it hold on so whether the tour sponsored no we wouldn't have no that's what happens when you do independent you know but i I was cool with it I really enjoyed the tour The fact that I did my own tour And we did all those cities And they was all sold out I was just happy to do that

I could say I did my own tour And you said f*** I mean I didn't go broke off of it But the fact that I took everybody on tour That was down with me from day one That was gratifying in itself Did they make any money? Yeah they made probably more than me

Damn and you still ain't gonna do no album Yeah I'm gonna do it matter of fact i'm going out to what's name and we're gonna work on some new music now i'm going out to um the bay area now after i leave here who's what's his name with me and clay we're going out there especially live my best life special Where can they watch it, man? Pay-per-view, and it's on all deaf I mean, all black A-L-L-B-L-K And you can watch it on pay-per-view The video on demand It's available right now

Alright, it's Lil Duval, it's The Breakfast Club We in this together But stay the f*** away from me The Breakfast Club Your mornings will never be the same our program today is brought to you by peacock presenting the new original limited series the best man the final chapters from the creator of the best man and the best man holiday an executive producer of insecure stream the limited series now only on peacock

i was born a donkey it's the donkey of the day. These donkeys, donkeys, donkeys. Bunch of f***ing jackass. That's time for the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil? Possible. The Breakfast Club.

Yes, donkey of the day goes to 36-year-old Cynthia Perkins. I don't know what's going on in the world anymore. I truly don't. This isn't the earth that I grew up in. Okay, nothing makes sense. And I'm blaming it all on repressive regimentation. Okay, I'm telling you, the human mind in this era has been altered and is being controlled by a certain psychological technique.

And I really think that technique is stemming from social media. Okay, I don't care what anyone says in the future. We are all going to see the impact of the smartphone on the human brain. All right. Smartphones make for dumb people, sick people. Okay. Social media has brainwashed us. It has reduced our ability to think critically.

It is. It has reduced our ability to think independently. It has changed our attitudes, values, and beliefs because i don't know why for the life of me somebody would believe they have to put sperm in cupcakes and serve it to kids you heard me right uh cynthia perkins or pervy perkins what they call her was out here putting cuckoo spit in the cupcakes all right human custard and cupcakes it is daddy sauce in the ding dongs people all right after hearing this story you might never look at a delicious hostess All right. Human custard and cupcakes. It is daddy sauce in the ding-dongs, people. All right. After hearing this story, you might never look at a delicious hostess chocolate cupcake the same ever again.

Hell, all the orange-flavored ones are a Twinkie. Anything with a cream filling, you're going to look at and wonder if it's man-child or inside. All right. You will never look at anything with cream filling the same ever again. Let's go to WBRZ ABC2 for the report, please. In a shocking development, Perkins agreed to a plea deal, admitting her involvement in a child rape, but her defense says the real monster in this case is yet to be tried. The former teacher taking a surprise plea deal Monday instead of facing a jury,

pleading guilty to one count of production of child porn, one count of second-degree rape, and one count of mingling of substances. Originally facing more than 70 counts, the Attorney General's office agreeing to cut that down only if she agreed to testify against her ex-husband, Dennis Perkins. The couple are accused of filming and raping a child, as well as feeding treats tainted with Dennis's semen to her students back in 2019. What the hell kind of sick-ass satanic ritual is happening here? I have so many questions and one of those questions is who discovered there was clam sauce in the cupcakes? All right and I know

these types of people have always existed. We've heard of you know some of these types of sex crimes but what is the point of putting your husband's semen in cupcakes? What kind of sick-ass fetish is that? All right? Peanut butter, prick juice, cupcakes, vanilla, sloan, jelly-filled cupcakes. You're about to do 41 years because your husband put his sperm in Little Debbie's to give to Little Debbie. Not just Little Debbie, Little Bill, Little Wayne, Little John. Not the rappers, the kids, the students in this junior high school that your wife used to work at. By the way, Cynthia was a teacher, a teacher.

And her husband was a deputy at the Livington Parish Sheriff's Office. These are the people we are trusting with our children. These are the people we are trusting to protect and serve. These are supposed to be the leaders in our community. And you wonder why people don't know where the hell they're going? Because they don't know. Because we don't know where the hell they're going because they don't know because we don't know who we really following okay

we doomed alright please give Cynthia Perkins and her ex-husband Dennis Perkins the biggest this is I don't even know bro like mothers need to whip her ass could you imagine your child eating one of them sperm cupcakes

and that's on top of all the other sex crimes that her and her husband was doing and this is a teacher and her husband was a deputy sheriff like these are the people that we following that these people in that community was supposed to be following

you never know who you're really following just like when you eat? That's crazy. You never know who you're really following. Just like when you eat at certain people's house, you never know what you're really swallowing. Be careful, okay? They out here putting, you know, nizzle drizzling and nut butter in the cupcakes, all right? Like, come on, man. Like, this is some sick-ass satanic ritual type of stuff. Like, what is happening in the world? My goodness, all right.

Well, thank you for that donkey of the day. We hear stories about people eating kids. Now they got them eating their kids. Pizza gate, cupcake gate. What is happening out here in these streets? It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Let's talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast. You all right? Yeah, my dad just texted me.

Hey, when you get a chance, can you tell me what drill rap is? No. They're building a case. They're building a case. Your dad a former DA, right? They're building a case. They're building a case. Oh, man.

All right, Dad, I'll call you later And tell you what drill rap is It's street rap dad It's just street rap It's a different sound It started from Chicago Just like a street rap I'll send you some

He just told him Some drill rap songs See if you can understand it Alright now If you just joined us We're talking about 90 Day Fiance Now what happened

On 90 Day Fiance I don't watch it Gino was upset About Jasmine Going to a bachelorette party And getting a lap dance from a male stripper. So the question is 800-585-1051. Ladies, if your man went to a bachelor party, would you have a problem if he was dancing with a female stripper?

Or stripper. I should just say or stripper. Getting a lap dance. Not just dancing with. You make it sound like they in a club, two-stepping. Same thing with women. You know what I mean? With men.

If your lady's out, would you have a problem if she got a lap dance? All right. Start with you, Ye. Go. I don't think I would really mind so much. It's not a big deal to me. As long as it's not nothing crazy like you're alone in the champagne room or anything like that. If you guys are out in public.

And as long as you're not acting real extra. All right. Charlamagne. No, I wouldn't care. I have no idea what happened to my wife's bachelorette party i do not know no she went to one of her friends right now and got a lap dance from a male stripper if your friend if your wife went to your no that's the point of the party right all the friends having a good time is this a lap dance like you know it's kind of a double standard right because i feel the same way my wife went into let's say a

friend's bachelorette party and she got a lap dance i wouldn't care now let me ask you a question if you went to your friend's bachelor party would you get a lap dance I wouldn't care now let me ask you a question if you went to your friends bachelor party would you get a lap dance it's a bachelor party you're supposed to partake of all of the things that are going on at a bachelor party if there's a pinata you hit the goddamn pinata if there's the freaking they bobbing for apples you bob for apples if there's strippers there and strippers are giving lap dances and the stripper gives you a lap dance you get a lap dance. What happens at bachelor parties stays at bachelor parties.

Everybody's respectable. I really like... My wife had a... Did you... No, y'all was probably too young to have a bachelor party. We did, but that was a long time ago. Yeah, my wife had a bachelor party. They went down to Miami.

I don't know what... What fun they had. I didn't even ask. I didn't have a bachelor party. My whole life was a bachelor party. I didn't need one. You know what? I didn't have one either. I didn't need one. But I wouldn't care. I wouldn't have a bachelor party. My whole life was a bachelor party. I didn't need one. You know what? I didn't have one either.

I didn't need one. But I wouldn't care. I wouldn't. I mean, like I said, I've went to strip clubs for years. I wouldn't. I would not care. Would you want to see the video footage of it? No.

No. I don't think I'd be. Stuff like that don't bother me, though. It's a lap dance. That's what I don't want to see be. Stuff like that don't bother me, though. It's like it's a lap dance. That's why I don't want to see it. Definitely doesn't bother me. As long as he ain't picking her up and turning her upside down and tossing her up in the air and all that other kind of crazy stuff. That's what they do.

That's a basketball game. They don't do all of that. Oh, yes, they do. I've been to male strip clubs. The male review show. They definitely be thumping that thing on your forehead. Pick your wife up, throw your wife all around, spin on the finger and all that. No, I don't want to see that.

I ain't never seen that. I've seen it. Spin on the finger. Yeah. Spin on the finger and all that. No, I don't want to see that. I ain't never seen that. I've seen it. Spin on the finger. Well, not on the finger. Hello, who's this? Oh, this is Marin. Marin, what up, bro? Marin.

What's up, man? Good morning. You know, the question is, man, I don't see nothing wrong with it. I mean, if a man went and had a female stripper at his party, I mean, I'm quite sure it'd be cool with his wife, you know, or his girl. I mean, as long as he come back home, you know, that's all that matters, you know. I wrote a book about male dancers, because I used to be a male dancer when I was younger. Okay.

You know? What was your name? What was your stripper name? My name's stripper name was Black Cat. Black Cat. Did anything crazy ever happen while you was dancing stripper name? My next stripper name was Black Cat. Black Cat. Did anything crazy ever happen while you was dancing for the ladies? Yeah, you know, women are wild. You know, everybody's having fun.

What does that mean? My book is Cocktail Party. Okay. You know what they say about cocktails. Pour me one and tell me one. You know who told me that? The godfather Elvis Duran. That's right.

You can find me on ASAPublications.com slash Maren Johnson. I know Maren Johnson. It's a good read. There's a lot of women in there. There's a lot of sex and violence in there, but it's a good book. And your last name's Johnson. You was born for this, King. That's right. That's right.

But, yeah, you know, I don't think it's a bad thing, you know. He's just probably insecure, you know, so he needs to get himself right, you know what I'm saying, and enjoy letting his wife endure herself. He sound insecure. I can hear the insecurity in the back of his throat. All right, Mr. Johnson. Hello, who's this? All right, Mr his throat. All right, Mr. Johnson. Hello, who's this? All right, Mr. Johnson. All right, Mr. Johnson.

All right, here you with me. All right, Mr. Johnson. All right. All right. It's a party going on right here. It's a party. Good morning, mama. She's definitely in a lap dance. I want a lap dance. You said you want one?

This ain't no lap dance place. Good morning, mama. That's what I said. She's getting one for sure. Okay, now we're asking. Would you want your man to get a lap dance? And are you getting a lap dance? You know what?

I'm definitely getting a lap dance. And I think it's naive. I think it's so naive for a person to think that somebody's going to go to a bachelorette party or a bachelor party, and then not be strippers there. Like, that's the point. That's the whole point. Yes, get y'all dance on. Like, it's not like they there to steal your man, steal your woman.

They trying to make money, okay? They trying to make money. What? They trying to make money. What's up, Sharla? Peace, queen. How are you? I love you, Sharla. My daughter is a huge fan. Been following y'all since Breakfast Club.

She's well. Oh, man, I love you more, man. I love you and your daughter more. Thank you. Yeah, she was like one when we started. Yeah, she's a, I live, she's in the seventh grade, and she really hates it when Sharla Mang goes on vacation. Well, Sharla getting old.

Tell Uncle Charla getting old. Charla need his vacation. Right? I know y'all going to do that at the Super Bowl party. There's going to be a bunch of strippers. I mean, people cannot be that naive. And don't get jealous. It's just fun.

I ain't going to no Super Bowl party. I got a whole family. I'm going to be at home. What about the champagne room? You and Indy got to be at home with y'all wives. That's right. Let's go. Let's party. We about to roll out.

Let's roll out. Goodbye with your little hot ass. I love y'all. Love you all. Peace. Alright, 805-85-1051. Would you mind if your husband or your wife got a lap dance? Let's talk about it. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

I ain't no way now. I ain't playing. I ain't playing. I ain't playing. I ain't playing. That kid don't even hear what's that. Call me. And your opinion to The Breakfast Club top.

Come on. 800-585-1051. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you're just joining us, we're asking, do you mind or would you mind if your husband or your wife got a lap dance? We got Nikki on the line.

Nikki, good morning. Good morning. Good morning. Hey, what's up, Nikki? Talk to us. Hey, look, I tell you right now, my man better not. If I find out, I'm topping her tits off in his, you know what? What?

Don't play with me. You mad at her for doing her job? Hey, look. Your job is to sit there and be with that bachelor. You're at a bachelor party. Bitch, dance for the bachelor. Leave the side shits alone. Let them chill and watch you do your show.

I can't believe you just said you're going to cut her tits off in his. Hey, because this was already before me and him was about to walk down that aisle. I can't believe you just said you're going to cut her tits off and his. Hey, because this was already before me and him was about to walk down that aisle. When you put that ring on my finger, I came with that disclaimer. So if you're sitting there trying to put her life in danger and yours, you better make sure you get that disclaimer while you're sitting there getting that dot dance. Now, you know, I better not be on that camera because if my baby see this, you know, you better go into hiding. Why your voice got so deep like that just now? I was trying to talk like if I was you. You did that good. You know you better go into hiding

My name is AJ AJ from Indianapolis, yeah, he's from Indianapolis. Oh, no you gave him a nice And I bet you never met my AJ cuz you've got a very unique name If you can say his unique name Then we can go for that But he's got a one and the only kind of name He's been to the strip club with us But that's alright I'll let you know And he said he got a tattoo somewhere

Yeah, he's been to a strip club before I'm not going to say he ain't had a life before me But your life had better have ended after that Why you want this nigga to die when he get with you? Why I gotta die when I get with you? Oh my gosh. What kind of vows you take when you get married?

Is it not until death do you part? It don't say nothing about scribbles. It don't say nothing about scribbles. You're right, they don't. So therefore,

they should not be in. Wow. All right. All right, fun police. All right, Nikki. He's scared right now. Can we make sure he's alive?

You would be cool with your wife getting a dance from a dude? If she was at a bachelorette party for her friend, in context, yes, I wouldn't give a damn. Even if y'all was mad at each other? Like, I'm about to really get this lap dance on. Wow. On that stage. Hold on, hold on.

I got a lap dance from this one dude. Nikki, I'm liking my Palo Santo because you are projecting so much hurt on this radio this morning. What if the guy was completely naked? I'm like my palisado because you are projecting so much hurt on this Completely naked real cuz I've watched so many and listen to some me and my buddies that have with them things like this I mean, I'm thankful my dude. He's honest with me. He's told me he's done it before but we're not married yet So when we do he knows that's definitely not in the in the equation for us But I've had some buddies that have gone and been suckers. They've been suckers like that for a I mean, come on When I thought to a strip club, i know you get me all down there i'm feeling all good if i'm not sitting down going home to my man hopping on that i'm doing something while i'm out i hope that man i hope he has an

amazing bachelor party and i hope a woman grinds on him and leaves a little bit of discharge and i hope you find a discharge and then you got to deal with your hurt and your pain because this don't make no sense, Nikki. That don't make sense that you wish hurt and pain on somebody else instead of saying live your best life before you get married. What are you talking about? I'm with her. Live your best life before you get married.

If you got the need to want to sit there and grind on other chicks, you ain't ready to be married, boo-boo. That ain't true. Nikki is a bachelorette party. A bachelor party. I got 20 wigs. Which one you want? I am Linda Felicia. Then Nikki at the candy store.

Nikki, Nikki, Nikki. Go ahead and play your next song and get it going. Nikki, go live without your sewing. I'll give you $1,000. I did. That's not my story, boo-boo. He said without your sewing. But Nikki, you have a good one.

She had a song. Is AJ okay? Oh, yeah. AJ's cool. He laying in that bed I just put him to sleep You know Alright thank you

Boy Nikki you is aggressive For no god damn reason This is abusive You are I can just hear that AJ is scared for his life For no reason AJ is waking up right now

Mad Apologizing for something He ain't even do Alright well AJ about to get beat up today For no god damn reason It's the Breakfast Club Good morning

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