The Breakfast Club - The Breakfast Club Talks With Bill Bellamy, Rolling Loud Miami, and More

Episode Date: July 25, 2022

Today on The Breakfast Club we are joined by actor and comedia Bill Bellamy to discuss his new comedy special. During Rumor Report Yee reports on Kid Cudi walking off the stage at Rolling Loud Miami after water bottles were being thrown at him. We also give you the latest updates in these insane heart advisories. Charlamagne starts our week off with The Donkey Of The Day and the positive noteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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That's right. We discuss social issues, especially those that affect black and brown people, but in a way that informs and empowers all people. We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence, and we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your home, workplace, and social circle. We're going to learn how to become better allies to each other. So join us each Saturday for Civic Cipher on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Daphne Caruana Galizia was a Maltese investigative journalist who on October 16th, 2017, was assassinated. Crooks everywhere unearthed the plot to murder a one-woman WikiLeaks.

She exposed the culture of crime and corruption that were turning her beloved country into a mafia state. Listen to Crooks everywhere on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We'll be right back. guys in check. It's Charlamagne Th, yo. Good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, DJ Amby. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Monday. Yes, it's Monday.

Start of the work week. Good morning to you. Why is in here jet black? Like, why is all the lights off? Like, is there a reason for that? It's always like that. No, it's not. There's no lights on in here whatsoever.

Why? It's usually like that until Nick comes and makes and turns on the light and starts taping us. This ain't the quiet zone. We're not in here at midnight until six in the morning playing the greatest slow jams you've ever heard in your life. Well, good morning to you, sir. Jesus Christ. How was everybody's weekend?

It was good. My weekend was fantastic. What did y'all do this weekend? Anything? I was in Chicago working. And shout out to everybody in Chicago. I went to Soho House in Chicago, too, and spent the day there. Before I came home, I had a great time.

Oh, okay. Nice. Charlamagne? On Saturday, you know, Sleuth to Rock Nation and Team Rock, you know, they had the United Justice Coalition Summit. So I moderated a panel on the decriminalization of mental health with my man Shaka Sankar, Dr. Alfie Breland Noble, Paul Samuels and Attorney General Tish James was on the panel. So salute to everybody that came out this weekend for that. And then Saturday night, I witnessed by far the greatest comedy show that I've

ever personally seen in my lifetime. And that was Kevin Hart and Chris Rock with a surprise appearance by Dave Chappelle. Dave Chappelle opened the show for them. That was phenomenal. If you was at the Garden on Saturday night, then you witnessed something very, very, very

spectacular. Because all three of them are on their A-game in much, much different ways than we might be used to. That's saying a lot, right? Because you're talking about three of the greatest living comics ever. Right. So to say that Kevin Hart is absolutely putting out his best material right now. It's not an understatement at all. Okay. And, you know, Chris Rock is just a Brooklyn philosopher

whose observations of the world just make sense of this planet, you know? So salute to everybody who went out to the Garden, man. That was fantastic. That's the Rock Hart tour, right? Mm-hmm. The Rock Hart tour. But Dave surprised everybody in the beginning because, you know, nobody was expecting Dave Chappelle.

So you just see the C logo pop up. No introduction, no nothing. He just walks out. And, man, I wasn't alive during the – well, I was alive during the 1900s and 80s, but I wasn't there when Michael Jackson just stood on that stage. Remember when Michael just stood on the stage and everybody was passing out and yelling and screaming. He didn't say a word.

That's how I was. Like Dave just walked out, didn't say a word, and everybody was passing out and yelling and screaming. He didn't say a word. Yep. That's how it was. Wow. Like, Dave just walked out, didn't say a word, and everybody just lost their mind, standing ovation before he even said a word. Wow. Yeah, it was fantastic. Well, that's dope. Shout out to those guys.

Fantastic. Yeah, the tour's at the Barclays tonight. Yeah, the Barclays tonight. And also, shout out to Trey the Truth. It was Trey weekend out in Houston where he does and gives back to the city, whether it's filling up people's gas tanks or giving backpacks and bikes. And I went out there and supported him this weekend as he was doing all that stuff in the city.

So salute to Trader Truth. Salute to Trader. Dave was there, too. That's why Dave, he left to go to Trader. Yeah, which is pretty dope. He was there yesterday, I think. Yep, so shout to Trader Truth and Lynn and Turkey Lake and everybody in Houston, man.

I love the fact that they give back so much out there. So we were out there supporting them. All right, well, let's get the show cracking. Bill Bellamy will be joining give back so much out there. So we were out there supporting them. All right. Well, let's get the show cracking. Bill Bellamy will be joining us this morning. We're going to kick it with Bill Bellamy. Man, this is a great interview when you guys get to hear Bill Bellamy talk about a lot of things that he's never discussed before. That's right.

We'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Oh, wait. Front page news. What are we talking about? I was like, no, we're not. All right. Well, let's talk about Bishop Lamar Whitehead.

He's a Brooklyn bishop. He was robbed in the middle of his live stream service on Sunday. That's wild. Brooklyn is just different, man. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. 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 for 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 Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition.

The Waikame tribe owned country. My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. Well, why can't I trade my own 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?

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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. Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, James Brown, B.B. King, Miriam Akiba. I shook up the world. James Brown said, say it loud. And the kids said, I'm black and I'm proud.

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Let's get in some footage. Breakfast Club after dark because we in here pitch black. Somebody light a candle, man. When we starting easy? All right. Well, let's start with Bishop Lamar Whitehead in Brooklyn. He was robbed in the middle of his live stream service on Sunday.

This was at the Leaders of Tomorrow International Ministries in Canarsie. It was around 11, 14 a.m. And three masked gunmen burst in, according to police. And here's how it went down while he was preaching yo all right right right all right right all right all right brooklyn is different he went live and said yes they robbed me in my church and here's what else bishop lamar whitehead had to say as i I was preaching, I seen three to four men come in. You know, it was specifically for me and and of course, my wife. And when I see them come into the sanctuary with their guns, I told everybody, get out.

Everybody just get out. Right. Everybody get out. I didn't know if they wanted to shoot the church up or if they were just coming for a robbery. And they were all black men and they had masks, but I can see their face. And they came in and they took all of my wife's jury and took all of my jury. All right. Here's what else he had to say as far as whether or not he knew these men. And then they left. However, these young men didn't know that cameras were on. And we know what car you was driving. They was driving in a white Mercedes CLA Benz. We know what car you're driving in.

And we also know that you switched your clothes in the car because I ran after them. But we know that they changed clothes and they took the masks off and then they left. What did they get other than the pastor's jury and the first lady's jury? Now they're saying that they, he says they stole $400,000 worth of jewelry. Who the hell had $400,000 worth of jewelry on in the church?

I mean, Jesus Christ. Him and his wife, according to police. Why? I've actually been to his church, and I did a peace walk with him before in Brooklyn. Why were you wearing $400,000? First of all, why were you wearing $400,000 in jewelry anyway other than not on stage? But why in the church? Yeah, but even if he did, that's his right to wear what he wants to wear.

Yeah, I get it, but this is right, right? It definitely is right, but why? Is what I want to know. I mean, it could have been a really expensive watch. Some watches are worth a lot more. Yeah, he could have been wearing a Richard Miller. I don't know what he was wearing, but...

That's all they got was the jury? That shit matter. Desperate times call for desperate measures. People out here down bad financially, and it's only wearing, but... Well, that's all they got was the jury? Yeah. Well, desperate times call for desperate measures. People out here down bad financially, and it's only gonna get worse. And you don't have to be rich.

You just have to be, you know, have more than the next man. But I thought they took some money or something. I thought it was the tithes and offerings. I didn't know that the pastor

and the first lady had $400,000 worth of jewelry. Yeah, no, it was the jewelry. Oh, that must have spread around Brooklyn. People knew that. They were like, yo, he being there

with this much... Bishop Lamar Whitehead's pretty well-known in Brooklyn. He actually also ran for Brooklyn Borough President this year. They were like, yo, he been there with this much... Bishop Lamar Whitehead's pretty well-known in Brooklyn. He actually also ran for Brooklyn Borough President this year. Wow. Yeah, so everybody knows him.

So those people will be locked up by Wednesday. And he's brought a lot of people into the church before 50 Cent's been there. A lot of people have gone there. Yeah, but how do you rob the pastor as he's preaching live?

They're down bad financially. What are you talking about? These people don't care. You think people care when they're trying to survive? When people try to rob somebody. There's certain people you rob and certain people you don't rob. You just figure nobody can rob the past. They're going to hell.

Y'all keep thinking that these people are here playing by the rules. I guess you're going to hell anyway for going around robbing people. That's our problem. We were born in the 1900s so we still move by a certain code, a certain value, certain ethics, certain people you don't deal with. But this generation don't think like that. But we don't know how old these people are either.

I know they from this generation. It don't have to be age. They're from this generation. This generation just moved differently. You just don't rob the preacher, though. No, in our generation, we didn't rob the preacher. He's speaking the good word. God will save you. In this generation, anything goes. You on priesthood. He's speaking the good word. God will save you.

In this generation, anything goes. Get on the ground? Right. That's right. That is your front page news. And guess what? What? God knows their heart, so they feel like they can ask for forgiveness.

And the pastor will give it to them. And God will give it to them, I guess. And you'll be in jail by Wednesday, though. All right, well. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051.

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Clint from Alabama, what's up, brother? Hey, how's it going? How are y'all doing? Good morning, how are you? Good morning, what's up? Get it off your chest. I called in before. I've been blessed to have written and self-published five

books for poetry. And I Googled the guy's address and I sent all three of you guys a book. But I don't got it because that's been like maybe like three, four weeks. What's the name of the book? Now to the People from 1619 to Modern Day. Okay. And I purchased one of your books. I also sent it.

I mailed it I wanted you to sign But I don't know If I put the wrong address But I googled the address Well your phone Your phone is cutting in and out But if you go on hold

We'll give you the correct address Where you can send some stuff up in Yeah I think you need to stop Googling addresses Yeah And tell us your name So people listening Can maybe support

And buy your book too Power to the people Yeah Power to the people From 1619 to modern day. And I'm on Amazon and Books of Millions and Barnes & Noble. Okay. Hold on, brother.

We'll get you the correct address. All right. I want to say this before I get off the phone, and I'm going to let you go. I mean, what if the world comes to man when people are walking in the middle of church services? That's what we do. Man, y'all can't be surprised about this, bro. I am. I'm surprised.

It's amazing to me that the stuff that you can't, when you look at the world and everything that's happening, you cannot be surprised about this. Yeah, so there's nothing that can happen today that'll surprise you. That's right. We know there's nothing sacred no more. There's absolutely nothing sacred in this generation whatsoever. Not the church, though. Hello, who's this?

Good morning, Breakfast Club. How y'all doing, man? This is Tyler. What's up, brother? Get off your chest. Chilling, chilling, chilling. I'm actually just had a great weekend. Man, a really great weekend. I ain't gonna lie. My brand turned six years old. As an entrepreneur, I've been in business six years, and I'm very

excited about that, man. Congrats. Just tribulations and just hard times and just all kind of crap, man. I made it and I really wanted to just, you know,

shout out to all the other entrepreneurs out there that are really trying to do it and just keep it going, man. Yes, sir. Salute to you, brother. Absolutely. Absolutely, man.

But I just want to shout out the brand, man. It's called Dingo0925. I'd appreciate some support, man. I'm just trying to get it off the man it's called Dingo0925 I'd appreciate some support man I'm just trying to get it off the ground and you know

really get out here shout me out on Instagram D-N-G-O-0925 and on my website D-N-G-O-0925.com man I'd love to send

y'all some merch if I could yeah absolutely send it up here hold on we'll get somebody to give you the correct address

I'd appreciate it man thank y'all have a good day get it off your chest 800-585-1051 if you need to vent hit us up now Hold on, we'll get somebody to give you the correct address. I appreciate it, man. Thank you. Have a good day. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club.

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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? Yeah, what's up, Indy? What's up, Trav? What's up, Yee?

Trav What's up, y'all? How you? Peace, sis. How you? I'm doing good, I'm doing good I just called up to, you know, do a little promotion Do a little promotion, y'all? How you? Peace, sis. How you? I'm doing good. I'm doing good. I just called up to, you know, do a little promotion. Do a little promotion, y'all. Because I dropped my EP, hosted by Angela Gee and DJ Envy. I dropped it this weekend.

I know. That's right. That's right. I want people to go listen to it. It's called Unexpected Arrival. Don't be hating over there, y'all. Don't say nothing. It's called Unexpected Arrival.

And you can find it on Apple, Tidal, Spotify, anything. Just search up Twin Whams, W-L-L-M-Z, Unexpected Arrival. Okay. All right, we're sending you the invoice for this commercial you just did too, bro. Listen, I never get an invoice from G and Envy for hosting it,

so mind your business. That's them. We always got you, Chav. Well, I do. People keep asking me what I had to do for Evie to get on it. That's none of my business. Wow. Oh, gosh.

Well, I don't have to worry about that with Trav. You're not my type, Trav. Sorry. Evie, did y'all listen to it yet? Y'all on it. Did y'all listen to it? No, but I will today now that I know it's out. Y'all didn't listen to it and y'all did it?

I didn't know it was out. I'm saying y'all didn't listen to the music before y'all did it? We did a drop. Oh, y'all just did a drop? We did a drop. And he put hosted by y'all? We did a drop. It's Trav.

He's our guy. All right. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's going on? This is Paul representing H-Town, Houston, Texas. What up, Paul? I just left Houston. What's going on?

Hey, man, what's going on, fellas? Hey, man. Hey, what's going on, Charlotte, man? What's going on? Peace, King. I just wanted to get something off my chest? Hey, man. What's going on, fellas? Hey, man. Hey, what's going on, Charlotte, man? What's going on? Peace, King. I just wanted to get something off my chest this morning, man. I've been taking care of my two sons for the last six years. Their mother has done nothing for them.

And now my young King just got into Morehouse, one of the most prestigious HBCUs in the country. Congratulations, King. Hey, I appreciate it. And his mother, we don't have the tuition to get him in right now. We're still working. You can go to GoFundMe and go to Michael in the Morehouse if you want to support him.

But his mother won't even return his calls. Return his calls? Yeah, he's asking her for help so we can get the tuition to get in the Morehouse. And she won't even return his call. And we always hear about men are deadbeat. This woman is a deadbeat. And we don't say anything about the women who just walk away

and don't help their kid. We always say it's just the men that's out there leaving their kids and not doing anything for their kids. And I just want to put it out there. It's not just us. It's women out there doing that same thing. I tell you this, like, put it out there. It's not just us. You know, it's women out there doing that same thing. I tell you this, though, bro. I wouldn't want to shame her simply because that's got to be tough, right?

Like, when your child gets an opportunity like that, but you still can't, you know, provide them with that extra they need to get in. So, you know, I don't want to shame her for that. Like, that's got to be tough on her, you know? It's not a shaming thing. It's more of, like, what have you been doing for the last six years? Like, you could have saved $200 a month for the last six years if we would have had enough to get them in.

Right. But you've done nothing. You know what I mean? You've done absolutely nothing. Yeah, it's always a shame when somebody's not stepping up to the plate to take care of their own flesh and blood. Yeah, that's a... Is she not taking care of them or she just can't get the tuition right now? She's not been taking care of them at all in any way,

shape, or form. Food, clothes, shoes, anything at all. He's saying there's a stigma that it's usually men that are like that, but there's women that also have been deadbeats. I totally get it. I'm sorry for you, brother, and congratulations. Did you check Morehouse and check for grants and financial aid

and all that, brother? That's all we've been doing since they told us they had to drop his classes. But again, I do want to ask that you guys put it out there. Go fund me, Micah, to Morehouse, because I am trying to get my young king in there, man. I believe that this opportunity could change his life.

He definitely will. But keep looking, because I know there's a lot of places online that give grants and definitely give help and financial aid that'll help people out. I am. I appreciate you guys. Y'all have a good day, man. All right, brother.

Peace. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up now. Now we got rumors on the way. Yes, and let's talk about this new bill that they're proposing that would require the fathers of unborn children to pay child support from the moment of conception. We'll tell you what 50 Cent had to say when he reacted to this proposal. All right, we'll get into that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. 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 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 for 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 Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I create my own country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? Be part of a great colonial tradition. What could go wrong? 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 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 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. Hola, mi gente. It's Honey German, and I'm bringing you Gracias, Come Again,

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, James Brown, B.B. King, Miriam Akiba. I shook up the world. James Brown said, say it loud. And the kids said, I'm black and I'm proud. Black boxing stars and black music royalty, together in the heart of Zaire, Africa.

Three days of music and then the boxing event. What was going on in the world at the time made this fight as important that anything else is going on on the planet. My grandfather laid on the ropes and let George Foreman basically just punch himself out. Welcome to Rumble, the story of a world in transformation. The 60s and prior to that, you couldn't call a person black. And how we arrived at this peak moment. I don't have to be what you want me to be. We all came from the continent of Africa. Listen to Rumble, Ali, Foreman, and the Soul of 74 on the

iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report. Talk to them. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Alright, All right. Well, Roley Banz, who is from Tampa, was gunned down over the weekend.

He posted on his Instagram, Well, unfortunately, people who did know where he lived showed up, and they shot him outside of his apartment. He was then rushed to the hospital where he died, according to all hip hop. Yes. So our condolences to him and to his family and friends for something so unfortunate like that to happen. Yeah, I hate when I hear about rappers for the first time after they're dead. Like I've never heard of this brother in my life. But as soon as he gets killed, you know, you see it all over the place. So send a healing energy to, you know, his

family for sure. Alright, now 50 Cent has reacted to this proposed abortion bill that, you know, it is being proposed by America's Republican Party. And according to this bill, it's called the Unborn Child Support Act. It would make it possible for mothers to get child support from conception and even get back pay dating back to the time of conception if paternity isn't determined until after a child's birth. So a lot of people have said they did this under the guise of possibly having a federal abortion ban enacted due to its legislation. And so 50 Cent then said, okay, F this. I quit.

So what do y'all think about that? I don't even understand what it is. What is it? Paying child support from Conception. That doesn't seem right. Baby's not born. What happened if... And what if it's not yours?

That's the other thing. Or if the baby passes, if there's a miscarriage. But what if it's not yours? A lot of people have to wait. Or if the baby passes, if there's a miscarriage. But what if it's not yours? A lot of people have to wait to see if the baby is theirs. What if the baby's not even yours? That doesn't make sense. Because usually when you start paying child support,

it's been determined the baby is yours. Or not even that. Let's say the baby doesn't make it. So you pay four or five months of child support, six months of child support, and the baby passes away. You have a miscarriage. You don't get that back. Right.

That doesn't make sense. Yeah, I don't see how something like that could potentially work. And a lot of people have miscarriages. Yeah, I just don't see how something like that could potentially work. That doesn't make sense. Especially if you don't know if the baby is yours. Yeah, they're also saying that you can determine paternity and then get back pay from the point of conception. So what if that happens?

Like they determine it is your baby after the baby's born. And question, what do you need money for? Usually you get child support because the baby needs Pampers or milk or. Well, you also have, you know, doctor's appointments and things like that that you have to handle. Right? Yeah, but isn't it usually covered? Isn't it insurance usually? Obamacare or whatever?

Obamacare? Maybe not time off of work. Maybe not car rides. You just wait in here, huh? It's Monday, huh? To and from. You just throwing things out there, huh, Envy? I don't know the insurance.

It's some type of care. It's some type of care. Obamacare, somebody care. Somebody got to care. All right, now, there's this rumor going around that Elon Musk had an affair with Google co-founder Sergey Brin's wife. So they're saying that according to these reports, and this was in the Wall Street Journal, they said there was a situation where he ended up divorcing his wife in January upon learning of her alleged affair with Elon Musk. According to these reports, according to the Wall Street Journal, Elon Musk reportedly dropped to his knees and begged for forgiveness from his longtime friend.

Now, Bryn did file for divorce in January, citing irreconcilable differences, according to court documents. And they said there is a strained relationship now. And the alleged affair took place when Elon Musk had broken up with his girlfriend, Grimes. Well, according to Elon Musk in his Twitter account, he's saying that this never happened. He said this is total BS. Sergi and I are friends and we're at a party together last night. I've only seen Nicole twice in three years, both times with many other people around. Nothing romantic.

So if you've seen this report floating around, that is his response. Gay. All right. Now, YK Osiris and Toryri lanes had a little back and forth apparently yk osiris says that tori lanes was laughing at his art laughing at his music but then i guess they spoke and made up here's what yk osiris had to say hey first of all tori i just want to say you wanted to go i gave you your flowers you wanted ones i look up to you for sure vocals are amazing you can't deny that so let's get it understood i don't is you one of my posts you know laughing and giggling at

my heart i was just in bagels with you on some brother brother whatever you want to call it but i get it because you know a lot of myself so i get it i just expect things from like to where i don't i don't condone because if you drop your music i'm not playing with you like that i salute anything you do so i just want to say that it's all there's no animosities erica badu told y'all about artists and how they sensitive about this now come on now why are you laughing at my music why was he laughing at it he was saying it's trash what was he laughing at was it a lie i mean i don't care you wouldn't want somebody laughing at your music though well other he laughing at it? He was saying it's trash? What was he laughing at? Was it a lie? I mean, I don't care. You wouldn't want somebody laughing at your music, though. Well, other artists, yeah.

You probably can deal with that coming from the regular people and consumers. Not somebody you're around. But not another artist, because another artist should understand. Right? All right. Well, that is your rumor reports. Mm-hmm. All right.

Now we got front page news next. What are we talking about? Man, who has declared monkeypox an international public health emergency? The World Health Organization has now said that it is a public health emergency. What does that mean? All right, we'll get to it next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Our audible pick of the day is Tangeray by Stephanie Johnson and Brandi Stanton. Here's Stephanie Johnson spill the tea on her past life as the famous burlesque dancer Tangeray. Start listening with a free 30-day Audible trial at audible.com slash breakfast club. Hey everybody, it's DJ Envy Angelique, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get some front page news. Where we starting, Yeezy?

All right, well, there were two people killed and five others injured. This was during a shooting at a park in L.A. at San Pedro's Peck Park. There was an informal car show taking place at the park at the time.

And four men and three women were taken to a local hospital. Two of those people were pronounced dead. According to investigators, they believe the shooting began as a dispute between two parties

at the park. So they said they are continuing to look for evidence and potentially additional According to investigators, they believe the shooting began as a dispute between two parties at the park. So they said they are continuing to look for evidence and potentially additional victims as well. So the city did declare a tactical alert because of the large number of officers sent to the scene. Yeah, very sad. Heard about that. Very, very sad. All right. And the World Health Organization on Saturday declared monkeypox a public health emergency of international concern. And that is designed for the most serious global disease outbreak. So monkeypox is on the list as six other outbreaks since 2007. That's COVID, Zika, the H1N1 flu, polio, and Ebola.

Now, is monkeypox an STD? I thought I read that somewhere that they call it an STD. Because Dr. Fauci said that it spread the most through man-on-man contact, which I didn't understand. Why even say that if it's not an STD? Yeah, because you can also, I guess, get it through respiratory droplets, contaminated items like clothing or bedding. So it does include kissing, sexual contact,

but it also can be just any type of contact with sheets, bedding so it does include kissing sexual contact but it also can be just any type of contact with sheets bedding and all of that why did he highlight the the the male on male community though i didn't understand that either but we have we have audio well if you look at the numbers the overwhelming proportion of people who have been infected are men who have sex with men but it is not exclusive to that demographic why is that it is an infection that is spread by close physical contact skin to skin contact why say that if it's not exclusive to that group and question how do monkeys feel about monkey pox how is this impacting the monkey community are they being fairly undiscriminated against?

Are people avoiding them at the zoo? Is it fair to name this after a whole community if it didn't come from them? You should ask the people of PETA. I'm sure they have a statement. I want to talk to the monkeys. I don't want to talk to PETA. PETA always speaking for the monkeys. What do the monkeys have to say? Well, they do have a vaccination and they are also relying on testing to reduce transmission

and prevent monkeypox from becoming endemic. All right. Chickens have also chimed in and told the monkeys, welcome to our world. Now y'all know how we feel. My goodness. Now Cadillac is moving back into a market that they haven't occupied in decades,

and that is ultra luxury cars. They have a new car that is expected to cost as much as $300,000. It's called the Celestique. Is that right, Envy? Mm-hmm. Now, according to the Wall Street Journal, GM has not officially confirmed or disputed this,

but they said that they have not announced a date when actual production will begin. They do have a car that they unveiled. It's a show car version of it, but executives have said the production will be very close in appearance, except that it will be highly customizable by individual buyers so could be interesting and i guess the escalate is what does really well for cadillac always that's the product that they are most tied into and identified by not right now cadillac inflation as is at an all-time high you better work on a more affordable car that's what

y'all should be doing yeah i don't think that's that's small for cadillac unless they make it a very limited edition and then people are going like crazy to try to get it. But if that car is $300,000 and somebody can afford a car that's $300,000, they'll probably get a Bentley and Rolls-Royce instead. I just think that's too expensive. I don't think it's a smart decision.

Especially with inflation being at an all-time high. Gas prices just started going down. People could barely afford gas. How are they going to afford a $300 car, man? Do they have electric Bentleys and Rolls-Royces on the way? Yes, absolutely. People could barely afford gas. How are they going to afford a $300 car, man? Do they have electric Bentleys at World's races on the way? Yes, absolutely. Boy, y'all rich. Next year, I think in the next, I believe it's 10 years,

I believe 60% of the fleet of all manufacturers have to be electric. So Ferrari, Bentley, Mercedes. Y'all are so rich. BMW, Lamborghini. They all have to start switching to electric. That's why they started with the hybrid as well. Woogie, woogie, woogie. Man, y'all rich.

That's why they started with hybrid, which is gas and electric. But they'll start going to electric soon in the next, I believe, 7 to 10 years. Every dealership, every car brand. Thank you. Thank you for this. I have to admit, I was just waiting to see when all of these cars I can't afford were going to become electric. Honda, too. Now you're talking my language.

Kia. Now you're talking my language. Kia. Now you're talking my language. Toyota. There you go. Yeah, you said all cars have to do with that. There you go. Saturn. Now you talking our language.

Now you talking to a mass majority of people. They still make Saturn. Come on. They don't make Saturn anymore. Come on. Don't talk to 1% of the country no more. There you go. Now you talking.

Mitsubishi. There you go. Now you talking to a mass majority of people, not just 1% of the country. Okay, there you go. What's that little small car? The little, little small one. The the country. Okay, there you go. What's that little small car? The little, little small one. The smart car? Fiat.

Fiat, what's the other one? All right, well, that is your front page news. Volkswagen. There you go. Now you talking my language. Punch buggy, no punch bag. That's what we need. You said every car, right?

We need more affordable cars that are good for the climate. That's what we need more of. All right. All right, well, when we come back, Bill Bellamy will be joining us. We're going to kick it with Bill Bellamy, comedian of course, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. What? Bill Bellamy. Back.

Back. We in here. Yo, y'all got to make me like official play cousin. Yeah, no problem. Like, I'm literally like, I feel like I'm related to y'all. He sees all of us outside of here. All the time. I'm like, yo, I'm officially a part of The Breakfast Club.

I love the feeling. Now, you said yesterday you were trying officially a part of the breakfast club. I love the feeling. Now, you said yesterday you were trying to out-drink Angelique. It's impossible. Ladies and gentlemen, let it be known that the little cutie right here, little shorty short, could walk through tequila like it's iced tea. Every time I see you, too, we wet. Oh, my God. Like, I did King's Theater, right?

It was like a month ago or something. So, Donnell Rollins is like, yo, B, if y'all hungry and you want some real Caribbean food, you gotta go to Negril. Cool. We go there. Boom, boom. Next thing I know, here come Lil Shorty, Angela, come around and call her, hey, B! She got a bottle in her hand already.

Welcome to Negril. Boom, boom. That was the first one I was like, I ain't even get my plantains. I ain't get no beans, no nothing. But he was going for it. But then, I'm thinking, like like I'm eating a little bit. All I had was two pieces of chicken and a little rice. Here she come again.

Round two. Boom. Boom. Thank you. Not lying. I'm not making this up. We're talking with some other people down there. We're laughing.

Lala's there. Yep. And your boy. Anthony Ramos. It's a bunch of people that New York cats right next thing you know she's like

Belle did I get you again I was like no boom boom boom she do it every 15 don't go out with her no you know what I do

when I do yeah he throws his shots out I throw it on the floor and you know what a waste that is we are in a recession you ain't never lit like we are you like you just. No, I got lit too many times.

Especially with Angela Yee, so I don't do it no more. Or what you do is you take the shot and then you get a chaser and then you spit it back in the chaser. Oh my gosh. Those are the two you do. So, Amber, you spit, you don't swallow? Or, don't go there with her. Don't do this. Don't go there with her.

She's so nasty. She's so nasty. You get the bartender. You couldn't do there with her belt. Don't go there with her. She's so nasty. Or, what you do is, you get the bartender. You couldn't do it in this situation. But you get the bartender, you give her $20 when we take shots of full water in mind. But you know what I do? I switch with people. Because I know people do stuff like that. So when you're with somebody like Emory, you be like, here, you take this one, I'll take that one.

Let's see. I don't play. I know all the tricks. She's like, she a pro. But I promise you, man, I had such a good time. What's been going on, bro? Of course. I want my life back. That's the name of the special.

Yes, the special. When does that come out? June 4th? It's out. It's out right now. It's on Amazon Prime, and it's my best hour. Just because it's the feeling that I think everybody got, like they want their life back. It's one of those sort of feelings that I think I've captured the feeling of the country.

Now you talk about the pandemic. You got a big family. So how was the family during the pandemic with your kids and everything? Because now you're not on the road. Yeah. So you really got to talk to your sons and your wife. Yo, yo, yo, yo. I really realized like, yo, like I thought I knew my kids.

I learned my kids for real. Them two years was grind time. Like I'm like, yo, like, I thought I knew my kids. I learned my kids for real. Them two years was grind time. Like, I'm like, yo, I know you're crazy. I know you need more education. Like, I just realized, like, you've been skipping class. Like, yo, I thought you were smarter than that. And the funny thing is, my kids play me one way, play my wife the other way. They come get me, like, in the driveway.

Yo, dad, what's up? And try to get me to go this way. And then I come in the house driveway. Yo, dad, what's up? And try to get me to go this way. And then I come in the house and she'd be like, what is it? Who said that? Dad.

I'm like, what are you trying to get me in a federal investigation? Who's the nicer, more lenient one out of you and your wife? If the kids, you know,

they're going to say me. Okay. But the thing about me is I'm fair. Like I'm like, I'm a throwback dad with a little bit of the nuances of the new dad. Well, my thing is my kids got to be accountable. Like, I'll take care of you, but you got to do your thing.

But they sometimes, they want to skip that. And they go, oh my God, Dad, you're like so aggressive. I'm laughing at my daughter sitting there all the time. She does? Why do you talk to me like that? You do talk crazy. How am I supposed to talk to you? You don't see this game? Why do you talk to me like that? You do talk crazy. How am I supposed to talk to you? You don't see this game?

You don't think I know this game? Both of you are performers. That's why. Because you probably are used to getting on stage and Envy's used to doing his DJ voice. So sometimes-

My daddy voice is different. Yeah, that's what it's supposed to be, but sometimes it might cross over into the- Yo, my daughter tried to pull something a little smooth because girls to me, I learned so much

being a dad of a girl y'all learn how to move early and y'all know how to manipulate like but it's a smooth manipulate not in a mean way like i remember when my daughter was like 11 she was like daddy i really think it's time for me to have a phone all of my friends communicate with it and it would be a wonderful way for me to communicate with my friends. So I need the iPhone 9. And I was like,

you know what? That was a wonderful setup. Yeah, it's good. I crashed my parents' car and I was only 15. You crashed the car? Yeah, I stole it, crashed the car,

put it back in the driveway, didn't say anything. My dad came in, started yelling at me and I was like, I'm okay. Thanks for asking. Oh! Oh, you slick! Oh, I would beat my daughter's ass. Yeah, yeah, that was crazy.

I would beat my daughter's ass. No, but then you gotta walk off after that, you know? I'm gonna get them fast. Thank you for being concerned about me. So the car's more important to me, Daddy? Thank you. What did your dad say after that? What could he say? He was quiet. I think the best experience is having a daughter for a guy what i love about being the father of a daughter is you learn your emotions differently right because you ain't gonna ever be that way

with your son like they force you to deal with your feelings absolutely it's unbelievable you know what that brings me to i want my life back because you also talked about how men aren't good at being side pieces but women yeah as far as our emotions and controlling things i think it's funny because you talk about how we can be like okay i see you okay but y'all will lose your mind no see the funny thing about that joke when i first wrote that joke about men are not good at being side chicks. Because men are ego driven. Correct. And our egos can't bear the thought that we're coming off the bench for a check.

No, it's fascinating. When I first time I did that joke, the first three nights I did it, it caused fights. One time a girl was like, it's like that? And I was like, he must be fresh in this situation with a side chick and it's volatile in here. Next thing I know,

whoop, whoop, whoop, whoop, cops is at the comedy show. Wow. You mad at me over something I did two years ago. That's the worst explanation. Something I did two years ago.

Two years ago. Something I did a week, ten years ago. Something I did five years, that's the worst thing It's on your books. It's on your books. It's on the books.

That's the worst, because that just lights another fire. Like what? What? You telling me when I should get over it? Yeah. And so the side chick thing um what i like about it was i flipped it the other way because usually you know as as men we we look at it from the female way i wanted to

flip it on us like okay now now the table's turned how you living how you living when she walk in here you see her real life like that's tight on you and you with your lady, you gotta eat that in the club and people see you. That's when you know you in love with your side chick. Yeah, because the joke is men don't know their feelings, they learn them. Yeah, because y'all also always try to act like you don't care. Yeah, dudes be acting like, I'm good B, whatever she do. You're right, and I'm thinking now, you're right, we just had this incident in my crib, right? So my wife was like, yeah, I'm thinking about going away with the girls. I'm like, yeah, I'm good, B. Whatever she do. You're right. And I'm thinking now, you're right. We just had this incident in my crib, right?

Right. So my wife was like, yeah, I'm thinking about going away with the girls. I'm like, yeah, I don't care. Right. Until she bought the ticket. Yeah. You was like, yo, you really leaving? You really going?

Like, y'all leaving tomorrow? You really leaving? Like, in the morning. Like, how many days? And then I hit her with this, Bill. I said, so if me and my boys, we went on a boys trip. You do that every weekend. You good with it?

She be cool with that? She be like, yeah, but you really don't go anywhere like that. I said, but what if I did? Yeah. I said, you really going to go? And then I started doing the math. I said, so wait a minute. You going to spend this money to fly and I don't go?

She was like, yeah, you said it was cool. You said all right. I'm like, I ain't mean that, though. I ain't mean that. You ain't really mean it. You should pay for her and all her friends on the girls trip. You should pay for the umbrella. Give her some good husband moves. villa. Give us some game.

I'm telling you, she got to be a part two. I'm going to pay for the villa for y'all. You know what you do? You pay for a dinner for a night or whatever. Let me treat you and the ladies to dinner. Y'all have a good time. And you smooth it over. Yeah, that's what you're supposed to do.

She a pimp. She is. She a pimp. All right, we got more with Bill Bellamy. When we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Bill Bellamy. Now, let's talk about this podcast. You got a new podcast. Yes, sir. Top Billing with Bill Bellamy. Yes.

Talk about the podcast and why you decided to do it. First and foremost, I'm going to give you your flyers, both of y'all. You know, you guys have done such a wonderful job of locking in on the culture. And one of the things that I want to give you flowers about is like you guys reminded me of my contribution to the culture. Like I forgot. Remember, I came in there and I was talking about the different interviews I had with like, you know, little Kim and this and that. And I was like, yo, that's buggedged out like literally i was on top of the game with everybody and so it spawned it in my head that maybe i can contribute again to the culture but in a way that i can control it the way i want to do it because you know what i'm saying like i

wanted to do a podcast that was my personality plus funny plus like kick it with all the top cats in the game like now, now that we grown. I saw the last episode you had Lunell on, and y'all had a really interesting conversation about family. Yes. And it is different, like, when a woman, because she goes on the road, and she didn't realize until she went on Ayala,

Fix My Life, with her family. You know, there were some issues with her being gone. Because sometimes, as a person that works all the time I'm sure Envy you could relate to that too when you have kids you travel a lot and you don't realize the effect of not being there you're thinking about I'm making money I'm taking care of it to make your life better but that also means a sacrifice of me not being able to be there and I know for you and you've said this how you really had to step back because you wanted to make sure it's hard like when Lunel that interview, it was really emotional because I felt her pain.

Because she was like, I'm a mom. I'm a female, you know, in a male dominated sport comedy. And I'm grinding. I'm trying to take care of my family, blah, blah, blah. And she couldn't be there for her daughter like that. And I was like, dang, because we never think about the other side of, you know, you know, women going through it and being the maternal thing as a woman missing your baby. That's tough. Right. So I was like, dang. So when I was getting and this is the hardest thing for me, you can relate to this.

When your success comes like that, you don't know when your wave come. So you catch a wave and you got to go get it like you know the wave might stop right so you're making all this money you traveling you on point bing bing bing but then you got school stuff and you got it like i know i didn't care what i was doing i was not missing daddy daughter dance like that to me was gonna be my epic moment with my daughter like there's no way she's in fourth grade and all the dads showed up i don't care if i had a 80 million dollar movie i'm not doing it right and so i had to pick and choose jobs based on my kids and my wife and my life and what we needed to do so that i wouldn't wake up one day and i have nothing i would say

since a kid i've been waiting for the daddy daughter dance and you know i have four daughters and never had a dance no we never had that growing up either i've never had a dad it's everything i've seen on tv i've been dying my one daughter she's 20 nothing she's gone my other one she's nine we haven't had one yet the one that's five still no bro like i've been waiting for the daddy daughter dance joe it's probably that most epic i'm gonna get a limo limo. Yo, you got to do it. Like, you got to make one up so you can have a feeling. I'm going to do it.

You got to do it in the house. Evie, why don't you start one, and then- Yeah, you should start it. If you start it, Evie, you will- Do the daddy-daughter dance. You can do it at the car show. You will be heroic. You're right.

Just, you got to create, I promise you. Get a venue, do the daddy-daughter dance. It'll be so many dads be like, every, thank you, man. Got me over here by my car crying, man. I can't believe you did this at the car show. Or you could do it at like one of your, one of the buying houses, flipping homes. Nah, nah.

I'm going to think about doing that. Make it an event. Make it an event. And it's for fathers and their daughters only. And it's a dinner. And it's a situation where you can share What your daughter and create that moment your daughter never forget it, bro. That's gonna be a guy. We just call daddy On another episode on your podcast you talk to Tony Rock Yes about the infamous slap.

And I know Tony Rock was upset, as he should. People are like, oh, he's going too far. That's his brother. Yeah. Period. That's his brother. He's going to express how mad he is more than Chris Rock would. I didn't even know it was 10 of them.

Right. It's a lot. It's a lot of rocks. It's a lot of rocks. I was walking down. I was walking to my parking lot the other day, right? And a brother pulled up to me. He's like, yo, what up, Envy? I said, what's up? He's like, yeah, I'm on the rocks. I'm so-and-so rock. I had to think. I said, to my park a lot the other day. And a brother pulled up to me like,

yo, what up, Envy? I said, what's up? He's like, yeah, I'm on the rocks. I'm so-and-so rock. I had to think. I said, did I say anything about one of them? He was like, what's rock, dude? What rock can I say something about?

I just said, I messed with the show. But that's what he's supposed to do, especially when you have, you know, because we got people in the family. You got members in your family that's about that life. Like, they want to fight. Period. If you got members in the family that ain't about that life.

Right. But the members of the family that's about that life gonna stick up for that one all the time. Absolutely. And we have to think about that because he did have a little issue

with Chris Rock at a point. I did. Me and Chris, you don't know the issue? No, what happened? Why would he know this? All right. Wait,

I'll go for a second. Look at your face. I was coaching my daughter's basketball team. Okay. Chris Rock's daughter and my daughter are the same age.

Okay. So his daughter played on the opposing team. Okay. So my girls, this is team Okay So my girls went up to Chris after the game we won and was like can I have an autograph and he said no So I took it offensive

I would've too Next day we had another game, back to back games So we have a good girl that was really good I already know who you are So I didn't take her out the game. At all. No. She has 70.

We blew them out by 84. Come on now, that's disrespectful. I love you. Blew them out by 84. You had to. Right? No. Chris knew each other.

Right, right, right. I mean, this is sports stuff that you got to understand. Sports, it's sports and daddy stuff combined. But he had Kobe. But think about the other girls on the team. We're not so bad. We're not good.

So he's cursing at me at the game. No. Yelling at me. This, that, and the other. So I leave the girl in even more. Oh, no. Hit a three. You going in.

So then after the game, my girl go to him again. Can we get a picture? No, because your coach is a d***. I mean, that's a good reason. So that was it. So I went on the radio next morning and you brought a d*** on him a little bit.

A little bit. A little bit. And then he came up in and we squashed it out. But, you know, it was... But bro, listen. But that is one of those moments like it's a beautiful dad moment.

Because we'll do anything for our daughters and our kids. So it's like for you to say no to my child, you saying no to me that's personal because I had the same scenario ready but a little different

so it's Kobe's last game at the Clippers game and my son he was a Clipper boy like he was you know getting the towels and this stuff

so coach hooked him up and he was he was at the game so my son said daddy I got to get an autograph with Kobe Bryant I said okay cool cool I was like at the end of the game so my son said daddy i got to get an autograph with kobe bryant i said okay cool cool

i was like at the end of the game so i see kobe at halftime and i'm like yo this is my little man right he was like yo that's your man i said yeah i said can he get an autograph after the game he said i got you cool so i'm good i'm like kobe said yes we good boom last day it means a lot so sharkin was with was with his son. We backstage. And I'm in my feelings a little bit because it's looking like Kobe is not going to do it. He's got 30, 40 people asking him questions, whatever. He don't see me.

I'm standing there feeling like a groupie a little bit. But you're trying to be seen. You're trying to be seen. But you're like, this is for my son. But yo, I'm doing this. Yo, you see. I'm doing this. Like, this is my little man.

This is the kid that I had. Remember the kid that you said? Remember the kid that you said? Remember my man that you said? Don't forget my man. Right. So I'm sitting there, right? And I'm like, am I playing myself? I'm so Jersey right now.

I'm bugging. Because now you there. How long you waiting for that? Because I'm like, yo, this is 40 minutes, B. 40 minutes? Got you baking. I'm like, yo, Kobe got me looking crazy in front of my son. And your son's like, dad don't know about it.

And my son's like, dad thought you knew him. Hit you with that. Oh, my gosh. I thought you knew him. So Angela, I'm spazzing, but I'm trying to contain myself. Shaq Kim is like, yo, B, ease up. Ease up. It's for your son, B.

You in your feelings. Relax. And as he's saying that, Kobe go, yo, B, come on, let me sign you. I was like, thank you, Jesus. I love you. Oh, my God. Yo, my ears about to blow up. I don't know why I took it so personal.

So I can relate to you. I was like, my son is eight. He loves you, man. All right, we got more with Bill Bellamy. When we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, man. All right, we got more with Bill Bellamy. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Bill Bellamy. Yee? You've also been talking about this, the sequel for How To Be A Player. You've been talking about this for almost 10 years now. Yeah, because I just... Bill still look like he's 21, so he can still do it.

Yeah, I can still pull it off, right? I just got to get ripped a little bit because I got to have my shirt off in a couple scenes, so I'm going to have to stop with the bagels, and I love bagels. So I came up with an idea, though,

that I want her in the movie, but she, you know, you can't be drinking in the movie. Not the whole movie, just one scene. She'll be walking through, you want another one? You want another one?

Come on, Bill. She said we should do an all-girls version. Yeah, a woman's version of How to Be a Player, 2023. You going to be the star of it? I don't know if I could be the star, but I definitely be in it. But you going to be in it because you a player, though. How you do it, though? I just have to help write it.

She got all the moves. She know how to do it. We came up yesterday. We were talking about this is the funniest. Yo, do you know how slick women are and how they stick together when they got a lot? She said her team, like a girl's day practice scenarios. So when they come up, they're good. Bro, let me tell you about Angela Yee.

Oh, my God. Tell you just one story. Okay. Nets are playing in Brooklyn. Okay. Right? I see Hov sitting at the game. Angela Yee told me she was going on a date.

And I guess the seats weren't as good as Hov. We had box seats. They had box seats. But you looking up. It was too high. Bill, halftime. She's sitting next to Hov and then next to Mike Kaiser. You lying.

Left her date in 300 by himself. Balls. No, I was honest. I was like, look, I'm going to go sit on the floor side. I mean, I didn't lie. Yeah, I mean, enjoy your open bar. We did a toast before I went down. Yo, I can't believe you did that.

But I'm proud of you. It's a G move, though. I mean, who wouldn't do that, though? But see, here's the thing. You are accustomed to a certain lifestyle, you know, and the privileges. And the box was too hot. Her nose was leaking up there. But it wasn't a real date.

He was like, do you want to go to the game? That's a date. That is a date. He was trying to pursue her. He didn't pick me up. He didn't pick you up? Y'all just met there? Yeah.

No, you got to go down there. It ain't official. I didn't get no flowers. Nothing? Not a date. He step his game up. Oh, my goodness deuces

oh you know what else you talked about that I want to address to what's that this whole entanglement you talked about it on your special she did really like

oh my god I'm proud of you no because it's interesting because you know I did the August interview where he talked about it for the first time oh okay

and everybody was like oh my god it's true but you know there's always whispers about things that are happening in Hollywood and people kind of knew about it as you were saying yeah but it was like, oh, my God, it's true. But, you know, there's always whispers about things that are happening in Hollywood. And people kind of knew about it, as you were saying.

But it was like a shock to the rest of the world. Do you think that's something as a man that you could get over? I mean, you probably can. I mean, in time. But like I said, for guys, our egos are humongous. You've got to throw it over your shoulder like the drink or you're never going to get past it. It's going to be a stumbling block. I think if you do it, don't ask too

many questions because you get in there, you're done. Like, you know, was it better than me, babe? Oh, man, y'all don't want to know that. Oh, no, see? You can't get in there. That's like doing a threesome and then your girl leave for the other dude. The reason I wrote that joke because it was something that I heard about, heard about heard or heard about and then when it got revealed

and i just studied it i just had i gotta find an angle on it that's funny and that's how i got to the men being a side chick because guys don't realize in that situation you you basically are the side chick like you know she's not leaving her man for you you know you you you you the cleanup right you know you come you get the tuesday wednesday for you. You know, you the cleanup. Right. You get the Tuesday, Wednesday joint. You get Groundhog Day. Groundhog Day. Did you actually go too far?

I didn't go too far. I said in the special, you got to learn your holidays when you're a side chick because you can't get the main holidays. Not the majors. April Fool's Day and Groundhog Day. See, give me some. I did a joke about takashi that went viral like it was just about how um i would be a snitch too like you know i'm saying like i'm not doing 52 years or whatever they they offered him was a lot of years like that's a lot so i'm telling

we're not gonna negotiate this yeah because a lot of people will be like, listen, the cold is... Everybody say the cold is real till it's 55 years. That's right. Like, that's a good amount of time to be away. You telling Envy? I'm not doing no crime.

But I'm just saying. I'm not, it depends. Who am I telling on? See, that also matters. Ah. Bill, Bill, Bill. But it's 55 years. He's telling.

He's telling. I'll be clear, he's telling. Envy, Envy, I feel close enough. He's telling. You're not going to. Envy is telling. Envy, I feel close enough to you to tell you. You're not doing 50 years for nobody. It depends. If it's a week, Envy's telling. Could you sit down for a weekend for your man?

A weekend for my man? Yeah, of course. For one of your best friends, whatever. Can you say that for a week? You could do it clean. Yeah, clean. But 50 years. He lying.

If he act like. Yo, 50 get your back tight. Because you know But 50 years. He lying. If he act like. Yo, 50 get your back tight. Because you know what 50 is. 50 is a minute. Yo, you be like, my man, man. Like, you stop being. Like, yo, is he my cousin or my play cousin? Is he my brother?

So the funny thing about it is it makes you question where you at with it. Like, okay, are you that loyal or is loyalty crazy for you? Because that's a less amount of loyalty that makes no sense to me. Like, I didn't do the crime, you did. Yeah, and nobody should... Now, if I didn't do the crime... No, your boy, you are a witness to something.

And if you tell, you get off. Oh, if I didn't do the crime? Yeah, because sometimes you get it for just being there. Mikey! See, he's telling. You gotta tell him, Mikey. They caught you, Mikey.

They caught you. They caught you. Come out! Mikey! Yo, Mike, I got all your stuff out here. I'm gonna hold it until you get out.

Now, question. Charlamagne interviewed Arsenio Hall. Yes. And he said when the show was over, you were supposed to replace him.

Yes. Is there any truth to that? Yes. There was. There was. It was really interesting situation. So they were looking for the next guy. I was literally like on the runway. I was sitting there. I had a deal. I forget which network I had to deal with at the time. And so when Arsenio was leaving, I was kind of coming up in that little gap area right there. And so I had to deal with at the time and so when arsenio was leaving i was kind of coming up in that little gap area right there and so i had a show the bill bellamy show and i don't know what actually went wrong but like at the last second they was like we're not gonna do it hey i was right there too i was like with the suit and everything damn yeah it didn't happen maybe maybe somebody was like, with the suit and everything. Ding! Damn. Yeah, it didn't happen. Maybe somebody was like, yeah, you know, old school mafia style.

Nah, it can't happen. Damn it. Now, we always ask this before anybody leaves. Mount Rushmore of comedians. Who was on your Mount Rushmore? All right, so we're going to go with everybody that I know influenced my career. Eddie Murphy. Eddie Murphy.

Bill Cosby. Cosby. Richard Pryor. I get one more, right? One more. One more? I'm going to go with George Carlin. It's a little different because there's other people I could put in there, but I'm just

going by people that influenced me, that made me really want to be comedians, like storytelling, honesty, joke style. You know what I mean? Like those four comics off the top of my head were the ones that made me like, oh, dang, man, that look fun as hell. Like just if they're talking for hours. But that's why your special is amazing. So thank you. I haven't seen it.

They definitely have to check it out. I want my life. I want my life back on Amazon Prime. And top billing with Bill Bellamy. Make sure you check out the podcast. Yes. Who else is going to be on there? I know you've had T.I.

You've had Lunel, Tony Rock. Tony Rock. Two Shorts next. Two Shorts. Oh, wow. He's got great stories. Floyd Mayweather. I'm going to get Issa Rae. Nice.

It's just going to be like eclectic people that you just be like, oh, my God, I want to hear what they're going to say. So when we post them, it's every Wednesday. If you're listening right now, if you want to follow us at Top Billing, it's on BreakBeak Media. You can go there. But if you want to just go with a podcast on Spotify, you put in Top Billing. It will come up and then you will just be following the show and you can listen to it or watch it on YouTube. OK, there it is.

Well, we appreciate you for joining us, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you, man. Always. It's Bill Bellamy. Holla! It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Is your country falling apart?

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No, I'm not telling you how I'm choosing. No, I'm not telling you why either. Hashtag Freaky Girl. Hashtag Nick James. August 12th. I love you. Always have. Always will.

All right. Okay, okay. New music. Muhammad Ali's Rumble in the Jungle belt sold for $6.1 million. That was from back in 1974, the heavyweight title fight that was Rumble in the Jungle

that was sold at an auction just yesterday for that amount. So in a tweet on Sunday, it was announced that the Indianapolis Colts owner, Jim Ursae, is the person that actually acquired the belt for his collection of rock music, American history, and pop culture

memorabilia that is currently touring the country. It will be displayed on August 2nd at Chicago's Navy Pier and on September 9th in Indianapolis. Wow, that's a lot of money for that. All right, now let's talk about Rolling Loud. I saw everyone posting from Rolling Loud Miami over the weekend. Yeah, my son is there.

Oh, really? He's still there. He's about to come back. He leaves. I think his flight leaves this morning. Did he have a good time? He had a great time. Three days, him and his boys just had a lovely time. He said a couple of people passed out, but and his boys just had a lovely time. He said a couple of people passed out, but he said they stopped the show and got them out. It was not too many

problems. They were giving out survival packs, is what they call it. I think it had water. I think it had nuts, paws, and a couple other things to keep the kids hydrated and energized. Now, speaking of nuts, do you have conversations with little Logie about how you and Gia are not ready to be grandparents yet? Logie has a girlfriend and Gia are not ready to be grandparents yet?

Logie has a girlfriend. He's good. I ain't ask you that. I asked you, do you have conversations with him about how y'all not ready to be grandparents yet? Are y'all ready?

I don't know. No, you're goddamn right we had those conversations. Goddamn right. Because you know how it was back in the day. You had to leave

to go to Miami for a weekend? No, no, no. He's partying with his boys. Like, they different than we did. Oh, really, Envy? Really? Are they really?

Yes, they going to roll it out and they're out there for like seven hours. Like, they went to roll out at three and they got back at 12. Like, he's a different kid than we were. Well, let's talk about rolling.

What did we do when we went to Myrtle Beach Prom Black Bike Weekend and Freak Nick and the Classic in Orlando? What are you talking about? I did have those conversations with Logan, okay? Alright, so Rolling Loud Miami. Kanye West

canceled his set, but he did make a surprise appearance on Little Dirk's set to introduce his... Yeah, so here it is. I'm sorry Tell me you ain't Hit the girl late Let's go Now they find Your smile And she just bleached her And I get bleached

On my t-shirt I'm gonna feel like a I'm Time when I'm Yeah Now I don't know How true this is But when he was telling me

Because he was telling me Like three in the morning He was excited Because he was like After they kept Throwing stuff at No My son He said after they Started throwing stuff At Kid... Who, Kanye? No, my son.

He said, after they started throwing stuff at Kid Cudi, he said... I didn't get to that yet. We're about to. But they said when Kid Cudi walked off the stage, that's when Dirk was on the other stage. So everybody that was at Kid Cudi ran over there and watched Kanye. And he was like, that was amazing. Kanye came out and everybody was cheering. How did Kanye get over there so fast after throwing that stuff at Cudi?

Yeah, and that's what somebody said today. That it was Kanye throwing the water bottles at Cudi. All right, well, as you know, Kanye was replaced as a headliner for Rolling Loud Miami. And Kid Cudi was then a headliner. And he was performing. And he was disrespected while he was on that stage. People were throwing things. They said kept throwing things, too.

Yo, I will walk off this stage. If y'all throw one more **** up here, I will Damn. Y'all, Lucky Cudi gave y'all a warning because he really didn't have to give y'all no warning. Go f*** me Damn Y'all lucky Cudi gave y'all a warning Because he really didn't have to give y'all no warning He could have just walked off But they said they kept throwing things They said something hit him in the face They were disrespectful What happened to just beating people up?

Now Rolling Loud posted Rolling Loud is a family Our fans, the artists, and everyone involved Need to look out for each other Share the love and be respectful to everyone We love you Cudi Please take care of each other And let let's have an amazing day, too, because this was just day one.

I remember when somebody threw... What if it was really Kanye? What if it was really Kanye? I think it was Kanye. And the reason I think it was Kanye is because Kanye, he'd be in disguise. You don't know. So I think... You don't know if that's really Kanye on stage,

or if you don't know that's really Kanye throwing stuff at Cudi. Did you see the footage of Lady Gaga performing, and they try to throw something at her, and there's like an invisible shield that protects anything from hitting the stage? What? You got to see that. They were throwing stuff at Lady Gaga. This was at another performance.

What in the futuristic is that? And there's an invisible shield, I guess, that prevented it. You got to look it up. What do you mean an invisible shield? Just take a look. Google it. I don't know if it was invisible. It probably was transparent.

You can't see it though. A glass or something? I don't know what it was. It's the same thing they probably put around presidents when they speak. All right. Well, Kendrick Lamar also bought out Kodak Black. Future bought out Travis Scott. All of that was happening at Rolling Loud over the weekend, amongst other things.

And that is your rumor report. Remember back in the day when somebody threw something at 50 on stage? You remember when Curtis Jackson, when that happened to Curtis Jackson? He jumped on the stage and chased him? Jumped on the stage and chased him. The whole G unit jumped in the crowd. And I bet you that person hasn't thrown anything at a concert since. Goodness gracious.

All right. Well, that is your rumor report. Donkey, who you giving your donkey to? Man, for after the hour, let's talk about the police. Okay? And how police departments are rooted in systemic racism. We'll talk about it for After the Hour. Got a couple examples for you.

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Ain't no big deal. I know Charlamagne Tha God gonna have some funny shit to say out his mouth. If I say something you may not agree with, it doesn't mean I mean it. Who's getting that donkey? That donkey. That donkey. Donkey. Donkey. Donkey say something you may not agree with, doesn't mean I mean it. Who's getting that donkey? That donkey. That donkey. Donkey. Donkey.

Donkey. Donkey of the day right there. It's a breakfast club, bitches. You can call me the donkey of the day, but like, I mean no harm. Donkey man. All right. Okay, I'm ready. Suit to our guy logic out there in Miami.

One, oh, three, five. The beat. We are debating over text of who we think is in the Black Panther uniform at the end of the new trailer. But anyway, talk of the day for Monday, August 25th goes to a former Mississippi police chief named Sam Dobbins and the entire

police department in Kinley, North Carolina. Two different situations, okay? Same old BS. Let me tell you something. I run into great police officers all the time, dropping the clues bombs for all the great police officers out there. So I don't like generalizing all police officers. don't like generalizing all anybody but man i've told y'all this before and i will say it again when you have institutions that are rooted in

racism institutions that were literally built on systemic oppression institutions that were designed to oppress like police departments were it's very hard for any good cops to change an effed up system. Okay, we look at these institutions like the police and we say the system is broken when the reality is, nope, they aren't broken. They are designed to do exactly what they are doing. Okay, and stories like Sam Robbins in Mississippi and the Kenley, North Carolina Police Department

are two primary examples of that. See, Sam Dobbins is a former Mississippi police officer, and he was fired last week after audio surfaced allegedly of him using racist and homophobic slurs, telling one of his officers he wouldn't care if the officer killed a mother effer in cold blood. Okay, I don't even know why the media is still saying allegedly in this situation, and that's part of the privilege of being white,

because you get the benefit of the doubt even after it's been proven you're guilty. But yes, Sam bragged about killing people in cold blood, but that's not all he said. Let's go to WRAL.com for the report, please. Terminate chief Sam Dobbins from the position of chief of police with the

city of Lexington. The board made its decision just days after former Lexington police officer Robert Lee Hooker released an audio recording from April. He says the conversation is between him and Dobbins, who at the time was his police chief. Hooker accuses Dobbins of creating a stressful and toxic work environment. We obtained the audio. In the recording, Hooker says you can hear Dobbins using the N-word. I got a big corn shootout, man, a corn field over there. Jimmy Del Thomas, where the f*** he worked at?

Justified it, bro. I shot that s*** a hundred and nineteen times. Okay? I don't give a f***. I don't give a f*** if you kill a f***ing hooker cold blooded. Do it. Do you hear what I'm saying? No.

I will articulate to fix the f***ing problem. And I'm the only man in the business here that's smart enough to do it. But that's not all. Hooker says Dobbins also made negative comments towards the LGBTQ community. I don't talk for years. I don't talk. I ain't got nothing for you. Bragging about shooting an N-word 119 times.

I don't know much about much, okay? But I think I, I don't think, I know racism when I hear it, and that to me sounds a lot like racism. Now, speaking of racism, let's talk about the Kenley Police Department in North Carolina. Friendly, Kenley is what they call that town. There's nothing friendly about an entire police department, the whole police department, except for, I think, three people. Well, no, actually, the whole police department quit in protest because the town hired a progressively responsible town manager who just happens to be a black woman. Let's go back to WRAL.com for the report, please.

Chief Josh Gibson at the helm of the force for two decades, one of seven putting in a resignation letter. Gibson alluding to a hostile work environment since town manager Justine Jones was hired last month. Utility clerk Christy Thomas writes, due to the current situations and stress, I will not let myself be around that kind of atmosphere. Chief Josh Gibson says due to a hostile work environment now present in the town of Kenley, I do not believe progress is possible. WRAL has learned Jones sued her previous employer Richland County, SC for gender and racial discrimination.

After she was terminated in 2015, she alleges hostile treatment by county leaders and retaliation for reporting bad behavior. The lawsuit case was voluntarily dismissed. Salute to the new Kenley Town Manager Justine Jones, black woman, dropping the clues bombs for her. Okay, what's sad about all of this is none of us should be surprised. Like I told y'all earlier, regardless of how many good cops you may know, because I know quite a few, it's a system rooted in racism. And being that it's rooted in racism, you will always have racists that gravitate to this line of work.

I am a proud native of South Carolina, amongst corner of South Carolina to be exact. South Carolina is the place where in 1704 the origins of modern day policing were born. OK, and they were called slave patrols. Their whole design was to empower the white population and police the movements of black people. Plenty of literature to read about this. What I would recommend is Slave Patrols, Law and Violence in the Virginia and Carolinas

by Sally E. Haddon. That's the one you should read. And I promise you, when you read this and realize where these institutions like police departments come from, you will understand why we in the position we're in now. And guess what? Some of them don't want to change.

That's why when you put in a new manager, a black woman, Justine Jones, who's labeled as progressively responsible and who will come in and shake up the system, you cause a whole police department to quit. You know how nuts that is? The police chief said I have put in my two weeks notice along with the whole police department because the new manager has created an environment where I do not feel we can perform our duties and services to the community. I guarantee it's an environment of checks and balances. It's an environment where someone is actually trying to come in and shake up the system with a police that was rooted in racism. And so being that you feel like you can't perform your duties and services up the system with a police that was rooted in racism and so being that you

feel like you can't perform your duties and services to the community you decide to just quit on the community all together huh that's your answer uh listen systems don't change easily okay systems try to maintain themselves and seek equilibrium okay to change the system you need to shake it up disrupt the equilibrium all right that right. That often requires conflict. Okay. And this is how, you know, we aren't really making progress because progress is impossible without change. And those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything. And these people who work for these systems don't want to change their minds about them because they don't think they're broken simply because they are working for the people they were designed to work for okay okay please give a mississippi police chief sam robbins and the entire police

department in kenley north carolina the biggest he are good riddance you know one guy fired whole police department quit you don't need to be there i think there's only anyway six i know i think it's six people that actually think there's only six people that actually resigned. There's only six officers, I guess. Not too many people in that county. But what happens now? I don't know, but it still sounds crazy to say a whole police department resigned. Just retired.

So what happens now? I don't know. Now who comes? This is a good opportunity to actually change the system, because now you can bring in a whole police department that actually cares. I don't know where you're going to find that in Friendly Kenley, but maybe. My goodness.

Alright. Alright, well thank you for that donkey of the day. Now let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. We told you during front page news about a pastor that was robbed live as he was giving his sermon. Right? Yeah, you got that? Oh yeah. Bishop Lamar Whitehead in Brooklyn. Now, what happened with him? Well, he was doing a sermon and some armed mass gunman came in and robbed him while he was live streaming.

And he said they did take four hundred thousand dollars worth of jewelry from him and his wife. All right. So we're opening up the phone lines. Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. Now, when we reported this story, we got two sides. I mean, a lot of people were saying, why the hell was a pastor wearing $400,000 worth of jewelry in the middle of Brooklyn when the time where everybody's starving? I agree. That's what he gets. That's what people were saying.

I ain't saying that's what he gets, but if you're going to spend $400,000 in jewelry, how about spending $350,000 in jewelry and $50,000 in security? Armed security. Some people were saying that. Some people were saying, hey, that's his right. If he worked hard for his money, he should be able to wear what he wants to wear. Let's talk about it. 800-585-1051.

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Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now if you just joined us, we're talking about a story we reported during our front page news about a pastor in Brooklyn. You want to break it down, Yee? Yeah, Bishop Lamar Whitehead. He was in the middle of a sermon. It was live streaming when three masked gunmen broke in with their guns and stole $400,000 worth of jewelry from him and his wife. Maybe from some churchgoers, too.

We don't know where all the jewelry came from. But he did have on some rings a chain right so when we reported the story earlier today people were like well i mean why the hell is he wearing four hundred thousand dollars worth of jewelry in brooklyn in the middle of recession with all the wolves out and people are starving those people are right uh me myself you know yes it wouldn't be the smart decision to wear four hundred thousand dollars worth of jewelry but that's his right he works hard for it he can wear whatever he want to wear, right? That's what life is about. And they can rob whoever they want

to rob, and they're going to rob the people that they see out here, and they're going to rob the people who they see out here flossing and stunting. The reality is, if you're going to spend $400,000 on jewelry, you should have security. That goes for anybody who wants to wear those kind of luxury

things. Have security protecting you. That's it. Simple as that. And I feel like, you know, churches should have security, period. We've seen enough mass shootings happen in churches and places of worship nowadays that things like that, you know, should be prevented by having armed security in the churches anyway. If you're going to spend that kind of money on your cars and that kind of money on your jewelry how about spend on keeping your congregation safe yeah I get what you're saying but I also feel like if that man that pastor works hard you spend his

money on whatever he wants to spend his money and I mean if he wants to you know crown and have wear a diamond crown he should be able to and not worry about getting robbed no that's not that's not how this works in Envy. That's how it should work. That's life. I don't care how it should work. As a matter of question, you're going to do things how they should or how things are? Well. Exactly. I don't want to pay taxes.

We should not have to pay taxes because black people built this country for free. I want to. Let's do it. But no, because I'm not going to jail. Alright? I'm not going to jail. All right? I'm not going to have the IRS knocking at my door. All right?

So my point is, yes, people should be able to wear what they want to wear without being robbed, but that's not the reality of the situation. So if you're going to spend

$400,000 on some jewelry, spend $350,000 on jewelry and $50,000 on security. All right? I mean, of course, I would hope that something like that wouldn't happen.

It's like when somebody's driving a nice car and then they blame you for getting carjacked because why were you driving such a nice car? Yes, yeah, real. So why? I can't drive a nice car? In this, you know, in this neighborhood. So I get that.

And it's a shame that something like this had to happen. Me personally, you know, I live in Brooklyn and I don't even own jewelry worth that much money. And I mostly wear costume jewelry anyway. You know what? You smart. You telling me you giving out the right message this morning. So that's for me personally.

But I would think in church you would hope that would be a safe haven. But unfortunately, it's not. And, you know, I'm sorry that something like this had to happen to him. Like he said, his congregation is traumatized from this experience. And I feel like he's gotten a lot of press lately. And the way that they talk about him in the media,

oh, the flashy, you know. That's right. I think that's why he was targeted because of how the media has put him out there for things that have happened, you know, in the past. You just told Brooklyn,

look, man, I know y'all hear me on the radio. I know y'all know I got these businesses, but there ain't nothing over here for y'all to get, bro. All my money is in my businesses. Like, I know y'all hear me on the radio. I know y'all know I got these businesses, but there ain't nothing over here for y'all to get, bro. All my money is in my businesses. Like, I'm still trying to make some money.

That's right. We get it, G. We get it, G. I got on costume jewelry right now. Yeah, I believe you. You're going to be like, look, my shoes ain't real. Not real gold earrings. That car I drive ain't even a real car.

It's a fake car, too. Goodness, it's all plastic. These people out here, Roofless, they robbed Amy from Jeopardy. They heard about Amy winning all them goddamn pride wins and they robbed Amy, bro.

Not Amy. Hello, who's this? Man, this is the priest from Omaha, Nebraska. What up, Angela Yee?

Hey. I'm in a candy to envy. Peace, King. Man, it was wrong for going in there robbing that pastor

like that in that church, but my whole thing that they take $400,000 off the pastor, or was that just collectively what they took? Jewelry. Well, we don't know. It sounds like he had jewelry, but if you really think about it,

let's say the pastor bought himself a nice watch, right? Everybody's wearing a Richard Mill. Maybe he bought a Richard Mill watch. That watch could be $200,000, $300,000 right there, so it ain't a lot of jewelry. You just got to watch them. And if his wife got one in an engagement ring, that's $400,000. Yeah, they took their rings and everything.

Man, y'all asking the wrong questions. How much they going to get for it in the street, man? What's that? How much they going to get in the street? Stop it, man. How much they going to get? If it's a Richard Mille watch, let's say, probably get about a cash, about $80,000, $70,000.

But you know, you're right. It could be their wedding bands, her wedding ring and all of that too and sometimes people spend money on that stuff 805 85 105 when we're talking about the pastor who got robbed in brooklyn while he was live streaming they took it for his jewelry they said 400 000 people are like oh well you shouldn't be wearing that in brooklyn anyway doing a live sermon during the recession but i feel like he worked hard for it you should wear whatever you want to wear man shut up no yes He should wear whatever he want to wear. Man, shut up.

No. Yes, you can wear whatever you want to wear and people can rob whatever they want to rob. The reality of the situation is don't wear nothing you can't protect. And if you can't protect it yourself, you better hire somebody to protect it for you. All right.

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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 talking about what's his name Pastor Whitehead yeah Bishop Lamar Whitehead yep he got robbed over the weekend live

he was doing his sermon on live and I guess he does it he streams it and they robbed him on the stream him and his wife get on the floor

and potentially some church goers but we're not sure they haven't revealed that but $400,000 worth of jewelry is gone you know his wedding, I'm sure his wife's wedding ring, he said they were actually

tapping him to see what jewelry he had on underneath his shirt and all of that. Hey, y'all felt up under the pastor's cloth, man. Y'all was on up under the pastor's robe? Y'all freaky, man. But I also know he feels like he's been targeted because of the way the media has portrayed him

in the past. Don't blame the media. He's a flashy pastor, so he thinks that they've been watching him. That's how they knew he had on all that jewelry. The media can't do anything but showcase what you're giving them. Now, you've been to his church before, right? Not the one in Canarsie, but yes. I was going to say, how big is the church? It's a nice size.

It's a good size church. Did you see him coming in with them guns? He's really well known in the community. I actually did a peace walk with him and our mayor, Eric Adams, over the summer and Fabio Foran. And I bet you any amount of money that pastor didn't think that they were coming in there to rob him. You probably thought they were

coming in there to shoot up the place because of all the mass shootings that we've seen in these places. He said they kicked in the door and he wasn't sure what was going to happen first when they burst in there. And, you know, you're concerned about people that's, you know, the people, the congregants that are there that are innocent. And you want to make sure that nobody gets harmed. So he just got on the ground, did what he had to do.

If you have any type of megachurch, you should have armed security in there. I'm surprised there was no off-duty police officers in church. That's true, too. You know, just serve, especially in Brooklyn, the off-duty police officer in the church. And, you know. I tell you, I want to try that at the Potter House and see what happens. That damn Potter House in serve, especially in Brooklyn. You're off to the police office in church. I tell y'all one thing. Try that at the Potter House and see what happens. That damn Potter House in Dallas, boy, that is a fortress. You hear

me? Okay? It's not gonna happen. Hello, who's this? What up, though? This is Snide from Detroit. What up, though? I'm gonna be in Detroit this week, actually. What's going on, bro? What's your thoughts, man? Man, I think it was a scam, man. I watched a little bit of his response.

His first little words was like, they came in specifically for me and my wife. And then he switched it around saying he didn't know what they were there for, so he told everybody to get down. Why would he be wearing all that? Yeah, he could wear whatever he wanted to wear, but why would he be wearing that in front of his service people like that? And was it a cross? If it was an iced out cross, I might can understand.

Was it a Jesus piece? What was it? Even that too, man. It's more than just that, though, with them passes. I got a lot of issues with them passes, man, but I just think that that was a scam, man. It was a setup. Okay.

A setup for what? Why would you set yourself up like that? He's already making money. Hello, who's this? Unless he's a insurance guy. Hello? Hey, DJ Andy, what's going on, man? What's up?

Who's this? It's DJ Stretch out of Orlando, way up in Houston, Texas. What's up, brother? Stretch, what up? What's your thoughts, man? So first, man, it's kind of crazy because growing up, you know, traditionally you see a lot of black churches. Well, we've always heard about pastors, you know, financially, you know, traditionally you see a lot of black churches where we've always heard about pastors,

you know, financially, you know, making a living off of the church and their income. You know, I mean, growing up for myself, I could say pastors, black pastors at churches always had like Cadillacs, you know, always had the nice suits, like it was real, real fancy stuff. So for one thing is, you know,

you don't hear a lot of churches getting robbed a lot of the times. So the one thing is, you know, you don't hear a lot of churches getting robbed a lot of the times. So the one question is, yes, why do you have $400,000 worth of jewelry inside of the church, for one? But two, the next question is, does anybody think this is an inside job

or not? Because you're streaming live, you get robbed on live. For all churches stream live nowadays for the most part yeah especially since the pandemic it's just something that's been ongoing true that is something that's been ongoing I mean yeah and the bible

says come as you are that applies to pastors too and he actually has been known for kind of dressing regular so it's more relatable yeah it's nothing wrong with if that's how, you know what I'm saying, you dress yourself. But at the end of the day, like, come on now, jewelry is not everything, though. It's not. Why not?

I tell you this, though. But he might just like it, and that could be his thing. Some people are into jewelry. Some people are not. Some people are into fancy cars. Some people are not. Some people like nice clothes. But if that's what he is, and he built his whatever he built,

you know, he might be writing books. He might do speaking engagements. He might get money outside of it. He might be into real estate. He might be into stocks and bonds or crypto. So he might make money in a bunch of different ways. But if he wants to be able to, you know, wear jewelry or whatever, he should be able to do it. But he gotta protect it. Without being judged. He gotta protect it.

He do gotta protect it. Okay, so look, I got I'm gonna do this for you. if this is what a pastor's response would be to you doesn't it say in the bible do not store your treasures on earth but up in heaven so obviously it's showing that you're storing a lot of your treasures here on earth in materialistic things which in the bible it does teach you that you shouldn't do that i hear hear what you're saying, King, but I don't care what the pastor decides to buy or how he chooses to spend his money. But if you're going to do that, you got to protect it. That's all I'm simply saying.

And that goes for anybody out there. It ain't just the pastors. If you're going to be out here with your jewelry on and your fancy cars and all that kind of stuff like that, just protect it and know where you're at at all times. You got to know what type of environment you're in. I'm sure he'll move differently now because, you know, Bishop Lamar Whitehead has always worn jewelry and done these things and never had an issue before. So maybe you start to feel too comfortable. So maybe now moving forward to protect everybody, that's something that he's going to have to do.

That could be it. But let me ask you a question. If they went to rob, right, and the pastor just grabbed the burglar's hand and said, let me pray for you right now. You think the burglar's still would have robbed him? No. He would have shot him. Damn. Probably.

Damn. My daddy used to always say, boy, that nigga's so crazy, he'll shoot you in church. Boy, there's a lot of crazy kids out here nowadays. You still get on the ground and pray for him. I've been praying out loud. But I wouldn't grab nobody's hand at a time like that. Because at the end of the day, those material things, go ahead and take it. But if you rob a church, don't you think if there's anything past hell, you've got to go there? time like that because at the end of the day those material things go ahead and take it but like if

you rob a church don't you think you like if there's anything past hell you gotta go there i hate to tell you all this but we've seen worse things happen in church you know when you see all of these mass shootings that have happened in churches you know you know i think of the uh emmanuel ame in charleston south carolina emmanuel nine when you think about you know uh the places of worship that have been shot up and people have been killed. We've seen worse things. So what I would like to see these places of worship do is actually invest money in security. I get what you're saying,

but, you know, a lot of times when they say those things happen, they say the person had mental illness, right, or the mental problems. They didn't think they handled mental problems. Well, thank God everybody's alive and no one got hurt. I will say that.

Thank God everybody is okay. Like you said, the people are traumatized. They had to witness something like this. And so praying for that for them and their well-being. Yeah. All right. Well, we got rumors on the way. Yes.

And since we're talking about money, let's talk about the baby. He was on the Full Send podcast, and he was talking about how much he makes for club appearances, collaborations, all of those things. All right. We'll get into that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Listen up.

It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's The Rumor Report.

The Breakfast Club. All right, well, you know him as Uncle Bob, and that is the former New Orleans police officer who saved Little Wayne's life back in 1994. And his real name is Robert Hubler. He was found dead on Friday in his home in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana. Here was Little Wayne talking about Uncle Bob. At the age of 12 years old, I shot myself.

Police knocked on the door. I was right there. They knocked the door down. Everybody jumped over my body to go get the guns and drugs and whatever they could find. It took one guy to stop right there and just cuss everybody that hopped over me out. Like, what the are y'all doing? They said, oh, no, no, no. We was going to see if it...

What the are y'all doing? We called the ambulance. He didn't drop me off at the ambulance and said you take him he brought me to the hospital room and made two and stood there and waited till the doctor said he's gonna he's gonna make it no m***** that hopped over me was blacker than me my life was saved by a white man I don't know what racism I know a good m***** name Uncle Bob though all right a nurse later had said that if they had waited for an ambulance, little Wayne would have died. So rest in peace to Robert Hubler, a.k.a. Uncle Bob.

Absolutely. I'm sure Wayne is taking care of the funeral or something like that. I'm sure. Yeah, you know, there was a rumor that he had passed away before and little Wayne had said that he would financially support him in any way. And when they thought he was dead, he said he was going to pay for the funeral. But it turned out he hadn't died. That was back in 2019. All right. Now DaBaby did an interview on the Full Send podcast.

And he talked about a lot of different things, like whether or not he... He let Kodak out. Yeah. He's not back in, though. What the f***, Mo Wayne? Nah, he ain't back in. Kodak's old, man. He good.

A lot of that s*** don't be mine. It's just me. All right. Take the audio down. He said he messes with Trump because Trump let Kodak out. Nobody heard what the audio was. I'm just telling you

what he said. Yeah. That's what basically he said about supporting Trump. It wasn't clean properly. All right. Now the baby also. Most amazing show

in America. Ain't it though? The Breakfast Club. Ain't it though? He also spoke about shooting at a trespasser are you gonna play

some more audio you trust you don't trust it alright how about the ones we just already okay well here's one thing I do know

doesn't have any curses he talked about the most that he ever got for a feature you sure what's the most for a feature mother effing

on a feature Dua Lipa no was it Dua Lipa cause I saw that I got a bag Dua Lipa it no? Feature. Was it Dua Lipa? Because I saw that. I got a bag. Dua Lipa. It's on the internet.

I'm going to say it. It was 350K. Just pretty lit. I think it was three even. It said 350 on the internet. It might have been 350. Who said that? That's on the internet, bud.

Yeah. Who the fuck said that? A bunch of different articles. I can't believe everything you see on the internet, buddy. Well, I'm asking him. I think it was 300, to be fair. I think she got off cheap. I don't want to throw no extra grease in the pan You should ask for $400

It was at least $300 It might have been $350 That song has 1.4 billion streams on Spotify Absolutely they love it overseas He said he used to make $15,000 from club appearances But now he gets about $200,000 Just for a club appearance I believe it

And he'll perform a couple songs too If he's in the mood for that. All right, and Jordan Peele's Nope finished on top of the box office with $44 million over the weekend. That is Jordan Peele's third movie to debut at number one. So congratulations to him on that.

I cannot wait to see Nope. Because when you're married with four kids, you got to pick and choose your date night. So we chose to go to the Chris Rock, Kevin Hart show this Saturday. But I can't wait to see Nope. Yeah, I'm going to go see that this week sometime. I was in Chicago. I was like, should I go see it here?

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Phenomenal. I can't wait to see, you know, how they tie in the real passing of Chadwick Boseman, but how do they explain that in the movie of T'Challa's death? And I can't wait to see who is the Black Panther in this film. And Atlanta has shared their teaser for their fourth and final season.

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