The Breakfast Club - Throw back Thursday with SWV and Juvenile

Episode Date: July 4, 2019

Today on the show we flashed back to when we had the whole RnB group SWV stop by where they spoke about fan love, old relationships, the meaning of their songs and more. Also, we flashed back to the time Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to  a woman from New Orleans who used her ex's prosthetic leg to beat him up after he broke up with her. Also, we flashed back to when Angela helped some listeners out during "Ask Yee".  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Shout out to the Breakfast Club. I love to see y'all every morning. What you guys are doing right now, it's the hub culture. The Breakfast Club is my morning sit. I need it and I love it so much. I feel like you're really not popping until you do the Breakfast Club. I've been waiting to come to y'all's show, man. I know you got to be a big time celebrity to be up in here. You got to be big time.

DJ Envy, Angela Yee, and Charlamagne the God. The Breakfast Club, bitches. Wake the f*** up. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club.

Sylvester, good morning. Good morning, Envy. How you doing? What's up, bro? Get it off your chest, man. What's up, A-Town? Good morning, Charlamagne. What's up, Sylvester? How are you, sir? Good, good.

You know, I actually called for Envy this morning. Okay, what's up? I want to do you a favor. I want to do you a favor. What's up? Okay. You remember that story you told when you were at South by Southwest and you had a chance to sign Bryson Tiller?

No, it wasn't South by Southwest. It was Revolt. It was Revolt Music Conference. It was Revolt TV, but you had a chance, but then you passed on. Correct. I got somebody to make up for that. Okay. Oh, boy.

Let's hear it. He might. Don't discredit him yet. So it's actually not me. It's my friend. He's an artist. His name is Fabo. So that's T-H-A-B-O.

He's a singer. You can find him on Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud. And I want him to sing a little bit for you. Is that cool? Oh, he's there now. Oh, he's there with you. Y'all are gathering in bed. Okay, let me hear him.

Nah, nah, nah, nah. Okay, hold on. That was the worst nah, nah I ever heard. Hello. That sounds like the radio. Bro, I know you're not trying to play no song over the phone on the radio to us. That's how you really want to present this guy? Can I send it to y'all?

Let me send it to y'all. Let me send it to y'all. Oh, my God. That was terrible. Duh, that's what you should have said from the beginning. That was a bad presentation. You should have shouted out his Instagram and then ask for our email to send us the record. He didn't think he was going to get through.

Patrick, good morning. Hey, good morning, DJ Envy. What's up, Patrick? Get it off your chest, bro. I'm on my way. Angela E. I got two things I want to get off my chest. I'm a little mad this morning.

One, I've been trying to call in and get some relationship advice from you. And this is my first time ever being able to get through. But, man, I took some advice from y'all and tried to get some couples counseling for me and my girlfriend, and she just blew up on me, pretty much left me hanging. I was at work yesterday. I got home.

She left with my son. Wow. Left walking, and I'm just pissed. Did you chase that? Did you follow when she was walking? Nah, I was at work, man. Like, I don't got... I work two times, bro. I get up at 2.30 every morning, and I don't get back home until sometimes 8.30 at night.

You know, I provide everything for my family. I take care of everything. I just can't see why I can't come up to a little peace and harmony. Well, you know what? Hold on. Hold on. We're going to put you on hold, and he'll help you out. All right.

Don't hang up. Hello, who's this? Angel. Hey, Angel, get it off your chest. Good morning, Breakfast Club. I just want to say I love you guys, listen to you guys every morning, and I want to drop a bomb for my beautiful white queen at home. And Angela Yee, every morning I can't get, hey, fam, out of my head.

Oh, I'm sorry, fam. You said your beautiful white queen? My beautiful white queen, Jessica, yes. You got to say Nubian white queen. I'm sorry, my Nubian white queen. Nubian. Okay, okay. Yeah, Nubian.

I said Nubian. All right, we got you, brother. DJ, thank you. You play all my requests every morning. Yes, he does. You're welcome. DJ in the world. Thank you, man.

I'm glad he thinks that. All right, get it off your chest. Call us now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. 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's 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete.

Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. The Waikana tribe owned country. My forefathers did that themselves.

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

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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.

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This is your time to get it off your chest. Stay on, stay on your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Good morning. This is Yolanda out of Charlotte. Hey, Yolanda. 704.

Get it off your chest, mama. Okay, so my complaint is, why is it that I have to hear the same music each and every day? Because it's called radio. I am so sick of hearing Cardi B. I don't want to hear that bitch no more. Well, you not listening. I don't want to hear Ella Mai.

Damn. There is so much music out there. Why do you guys have the same selection each and every day? Because it's radio. As far as music. Well, I don't want to hear that mess anymore. Every time I hear it, I turn the radio. But don't you want to listen to us?

I mean, I listen to you all, but when I hear... What's her name? Cardi B. Cardi B. The radio goes off. Well, that's fine. Just make sure to come back in three, four minutes.

Okay? We'll be talking. There's no songs you listen to over and over again that you love? No. No, I'm sick of it. I don't want to hear it anymore. I understand.

What you want to hear? Okay, they have the new juvenile out. Can you play that? The new juvenile? Yes, I got it coming up next. Ashley, Cardi B's coming up next. Thank you so much. I have not heard the new juvenile. Have a good day, y'all. Have a good day. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Janiece Henry from

Spring Lake. How y'all doing? What's up, Janiece? Get it off your chest. Listen, I called to spread some positivity. God is good all the time. Yes, he is. Amen. Yes, I want to thank the Breakfast Club for answering my phone call a couple weeks ago. I'm a real estate broker out in Spring Lake in North Carolina.

And I called, like, where are the buyers? So I went from having no buyers to already having two houses under contract. Congratulations. You were contacting me from everywhere. Yes, thank you. That's dope. And so I just want to say, like, I don't mind people calling me, 919-685-6882, but only about houses, y'all.

Okay? I'm already married. Ain't nobody even heard you just now. You said that number way too fast. Oh, 919 685 6882. And you're an agent in North Carolina, right?

Yes. Call me. Business only. Only about houses. She is married. Leave her alone. Don't be trying to holler at her. I'm gonna be honest with you. You got your damn mind to give away your number on a radio station heard by millions of people. That's all right. I think that only people are going to call about houses.

Nobody wants a house, though. There you go. I'm willing to do it. There you go. Your block game is strong. Your block game is strong. All right. You're about to run through 100 phone calls before you get to one.

Let's see how much patience you got this morning. That's all right. All of it. Good luck. God is good, remember? God is good. There you go. But God ain't tell you to be stupid.

Hello, who's this? Kendrick. Rick, what's up? Get it off your chest, bro. What's up? Envy, Angela, and Charlamagne. Good morning. What's happening, brother?

Good morning. I'm calling, man. I'm a professor. I was actually hired as the youngest professor at Bowie State University. Now I'm at a community college in Baltimore. I just want to spread positivity and education to the kids, man, and take advantage of your shifts, man, relationships, mentorships,

and friendships, man, to get ahead. Okay. I like that. Well, thank you, brother. Yeah, I appreciate y'all, man. I listen to y'all every day. We appreciate you. All right, man. Thank you, bro. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's up? This is Matt from Atlanta. How you doing? Matt, what's up, bro? Man, I need to spread

this positivity right here. I swear. I've been trying to get through. What's up? What, what's up, bro? Man, I need to spread this positivity right here. I swear. I've been trying to get through. What's up? What's up, Angela Yee? What up? Peace. What's happening?

I've been trying to get through for the past two weeks. I've been in real estate school. And I've been wanting to tell you, though, when y'all talking about flipping houses and everything, there's a lot more information that these people out here really need to go out and get. And you can do that by getting your license. A lot of people might end up in mortgage fraud if they don't do so. You know what I mean?

Absolutely. I tell people to Google, read a book, and like you said, get your license. If you got the time, go get your license. Yeah, for sure, for sure. I paid $450, and this is my second time taking the course. I took it like three years ago, and I was on that stupid stuff. You know what I'm saying? Relationships, BS, and all that crazy stuff. But, no, this year I was on that stupid stuff, you know what I'm saying, relationships, BS,

and all that crazy stuff. But no, this year I actually did it. Good for you. I paid for it, you know what I'm saying? I'm getting it, too. I just wanted to let the whole city know. Also, shout out to Tri-Cities High School, Tennessee State University, a rich crowd of bands.

Okay. All right, brother. You got a lot of company. All right, man. That way. Get it off your chest. You got to stop saying young boy slant. I was repeating after him. He just said that.

He just said it so awkward. I repeated after him. That way. You don't repeat it. That's the point. One person says it. You're supposed to go that way. I was going that way.

That's what I'm saying. I'm going that way. That way. That way. Not that way. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club.

Talk about it. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Now, if you just joined us, we're talking Loquisha. Now, tell them about Loquisha. Loquisha is a movie about a white man who's pretending to be a black woman in order to get a job on radio.

But they're looking for a black woman radio host. All right. And, of course, the show becomes successful when he lands the job, even though he's a white man. So let's play a snippet of the trailer right fast. I'm Loquisha. She's brilliant. I know. Get her in here.

Loquisha on me. The biggest thing in radio. But I still need my anonymity. You love with Loquisha. What's your problem? Hi, Loquisha. It's free. Oh, I ain't talking to you.

Not the way you sound. Next caller. You go, girl. You just be good to her. If you good to yourself, you can be good to others. But don't be too good because the police will come around. Loquisha is a real role model for every African-American woman on this planet. I think I might be a black woman trapped in a white man's body. So we're asking 805-85-1051.

What are your thoughts? Let's start with you. You're a black woman. Yeah, I thought it was very offensive that he tried to. First of all, it sounds like a stereotypical what a white person thinks a black woman sounds like. And then the name Loquisha is that it just feels very like stereotyping what a black woman is and it's already hard enough for black women to get these positions in these jobs so the fact that you make a movie about a white man getting this job because he can't get it because he's a

white man is kind of like you know we have some type of affirmative action going on like let us have a job that is very few and far between for us but people would say it's a movie and you know they did it in white chicks with where Marlon and Damon played, they were black men that played white chicks. I think that's the exact opposite of what this is. Yeah. Well, Charlamagne, what do you think? Well, I mean, here's the problem.

The problem is there's not a black woman behind this. That white guy, what's his name? Jeremy Seville. Jeremy Seville sort of went to one of his black female comedian friends and let her be the face of this. You know, if he did that, I don't think it would be an issue because there's an unwritten rule that the oppressor can't make films like this about the oppressed. But the oppressed can do that to the oppressors. And that's just the way it is.

But I think that, you know, people got to stop being offended by fictional worlds. Like it's a movie. It's entertainment. Like I grew up on people pretending to be other people all the time. And Living Color made fun of everybody. Dave Chappelle made fun of everybody. You got white chicks. Remember Juana, man, where he pretended to be a woman NBA player.

We would have never gotten Shanaynay or Wanda in this generation. You tell me you're telling me Shanaynay and Wanda were positive depictions of black women. I just find this is what a white man thinks a black woman sounds and, you know, looks like and what her name should be. But there is a black comedian from the movie who is defending the movie. And here is what he has to say. If anyone's offended, I'm very sorry, but I wasn't trying to make anything that's a mockery.

And in fact, I don't think the trailer does the movie any justice. I don't think any of the black people that worked on it thought we were making a mockery. I think we, at least for myself, well versed in our plight and our history and all of that. This is a comedy. It's a story about one guy who does the wrong thing for the right reasons. And ultimately, he pays the price. I think you kind of have to withhold judgment until you see the movie. All right, well, let's go to the phone lines.

800-585-1051. We have Elvis on the line. Elvis, good morning. Hey, good morning. What's up? What do you think about, what are your thoughts on the movie? I think it's great. I think it's a great idea.

I think it's the best idea since White Chicks. You remember White Chicks? Oh, my God. White Chicks was good. I'm not going to forget, this movie sounds like a dope idea. Y'all tripping. Well, he actually did, the writer and director did, and the guy who started it, did actually tag Marlon Wayans and say, LaQuisha, meet white chicks.

And Marlon said, please stop tagging me in this BS. That's the same thing, though. Well, Marlon doesn't seem to think so. I mean, listen, white women could have been offended by white chicks. White women could have been like, we don't act like that. That's stereotypical. They could have done the same exact thing. Yeah, we're just always oppressed and, you know, always marginalized.

But yeah. Well, that's the thing. Like I Yeah, we're just always oppressed and, you know, always marginalized. But, yeah. Well, that's the thing. Like I said, it's an unwritten rule. It's an unwritten rule that the oppressed can't, I mean, the oppressor can't do that to the oppressed. But the oppressed can do that to the oppressor. Just the way it is. See, I'm torn because I do feel it's disrespectful. And it's like it makes fun of our culture and fun of our black queens.

But also, it's jokes. Like, we all have jokes. Like, Living Color was jokes. We made fun of our culture and fun of our black queens. But also, it's jokes. Like, we all have jokes. Like, Living Color was jokes. We made fun of everybody in Living Color. They made fun of gay people. They made fun of black people. They made fun of white people. It was funny then, but is it too sensitive now

where we can't laugh? I don't know. I think he should have had a black woman in front of this whole thing. But I think that this just sounds like such a mockery of what it is to be a black woman. That's true, too. Does that make it better if it was. You'd front this whole thing. But I think that this just sounds like such a mockery of what it is to be a black woman. That's true, too. Does that make it better if it was a black woman then?

It's still making a mockery of a black woman. I'm a black woman radio host. Do I need to be named LaQuisha and talk like that? 800-585-1051. Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Come on in. Pull out your phone.

Call in right now. Call me. Add your opinion to the Breakfast Club topic. Break it down. 800-585-1051. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. If you just joined us, we're talking Loquisha. Now, what's Loquisha about, Yee? It's a movie about a white man who decides that he wants to get a job as a black woman radio host because that's what the ad was looking for. And so he decides to name himself LaQuisha and adopt what he thinks sounds like a black woman and how an opinionated black woman would sound. Well, let's go to the phone.

Well, hold on. Hold on, Sean. We got Coco on the line. Coco. No, this is Devin. Oh, I'm sorry. Hey, Devin. What are you saying, Devin?

I said I don't understand why people is mad because it sounds just like that movie Sorry to Bother You. I didn't see that. No, not really. Because Sorry to Bother You was about the black guy adopting the white voice to sell more of the telemarketer. I guess. Yeah. I ain't going to lie. When I did telemark, you know, I had a definitely I definitely had my white voice on.

Hi, this is Sean from Pelco Fuel. How are you doing today, sir? Exactly. Awesome. I had that voice. Yeah. It's really different because if you were to say as a white person, right, if you wanted a job in telemarketing as a white man, could you be like,

hey, my name's LaQuisha. I'm trying to get this job. Then what would happen in real life? Nah, absolutely not. Okay. I don't know about that one. So it's kind of the opposite. Hello, who's this?

My name is Keith. Keith, what's up, man? We're talking about LaQuisha. What do you think? What are your thoughts's this? My name is Keith. Keith, what's up, man? We're talking about Locatia. What do you think? What are your thoughts? Yeah, man, I don't have no problem with that, man.

Yo, they just really did. Wasn't Black Klansman was kind of like that same concept? Like, well, Homeboy was trying to change up his voice to be a white person

to catch somebody or whatever. It was like that same scenario, right? I never saw Black Klansman. I didn't see him. No, Black Klansman was good, man. That was a good movie. But they had a recent movie like that same scenario, right? I never saw Black Klingons. I didn't see any of them. No, Black Klingons was good, man. That was a good movie. But they had a recent movie

like that same scenario. Charlamagne was right, too. White Kid. They had a lot of other stuff. Joanna Man. Would you have a problem if after seeing this movie, white men went around

talking like they were LaQuisha? No. We do the same thing to them all the time with me. Okay. I would. I wouldn't want a white person to come up to me and be like, hey, sister girl, I hate when people do that. They do that

now. Hey, sister girl. It's offensive now. You ever seen Empire? Listen, the problem is there's an unwitting rule that the oppressor can't make films about the oppressed, but the oppressed can do that to the oppressor. That's just the way it is. Whether it's a man doing that to a woman,

a straight person doing that to a gay person, a white person doing that to a black person. Like, you just, it never looks good. You think a white man can know what it's like to be a black woman? No. And accurately portray that? But I'm sure that's the whole point of the movie. I'm sure by the end of this movie, his whole spot gets blown up.

I'm sure by the end of this movie, his whole spot gets blown up. Mike. Yeah by the end of this movie his whole spot gets blown up. Mike? Yeah, hey. Hey, what's up, bro? What are your thoughts on Laquisha? Alright, I got three points. First of all, when I saw this thing, I'm like, this movie, what is it, man, 1985? I couldn't believe that someone put this on 2019. One of my biggest disappointments was

when you see the black in the movie, I can't believe any of them read the script and showed up for this casting. I didn't believe that they would endorse something like this. I think that that was a huge problem. But honestly, the biggest plot hole is how many black women named LaQuisha are getting hired without a face-to-face interview? Right. That doesn't happen ever. We haven't seen the movie.

Well, that's what happens in the movie. He doesn't have a face-to-face interview. That's why he got hired. Because he didn't know he was a white man. Well, listen. I'm not about to sit here and try to figure out a fictional movie it's no that is that's part of the plot is that he gets hired without them seeing him but no but i'm saying it's a it's a movie i'm not gonna pick apart a movie like it's we we know it's for entertainment

purposes we know it's fictional hello who's this uh this is micah micah what's up bro what what are your thoughts man well i i want to see people keep that same energy when it comes to other movies. If they're going to be disgusted at something like this, you can't watch, like, The Black Klansman or White Shicks or something like that when, for one, it's a comedy, so there ain't nothing serious about it. And two, I mean, it's a movie. You can't take something that serious. Yeah, nobody defends black women.

It don't have nothing to do with that. This's a movie. You can't take something that serious. Yeah, nobody defends black women. It don't have nothing to do with that. This is a movie. Like, you remember that old movie in 96 with Whoopi Goldberg called The Associate? We've seen Eddie Murphy play white people. Like, listen, the problem with this whole thing is they should have had a black woman behind it. It should have been a black woman executive producer. It should have been a black woman writing on it. That's the biggest issue here to me, is that this white

guy is at the forefront of this. If they would have had a black woman attached to this, it wouldn't even be an issue. Yeah, that's whack. So you could disrespect a black woman or you give a black woman some coin and then make it seem okay? Nah, it's more than just having a black woman behind that. Who says it's disrespect? It's a movie.

If black women are finding it disrespectful and don't like it, then it's disrespectful. I'm not a black woman so I can't sit here's disrespect? It's a movie. If black women are finding it disrespectful and don't like it, then it's disrespectful. I'm not a black woman, so I can't sit here and tell you how it makes me feel. I mean, some people are okay with this. Some people aren't.

Would I go see this movie? No. All right, guys. What's the moral of this story? To me, I wasn't cracking up when I seen it. The moral of the story is y'all promoted the hell out

of this white man's movie. My God, he's going to kill it at the box office or Netflix or wherever the hell this is coming out of. I doubt it. Yeah, you crazy. This movie about to God, he's going to kill it. The box office or Netflix or whatever the hell this is coming out of. I doubt it. Now you crazy. This movie about to pop.

It's about to pop right now. My goodness. All right. Let's keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Keep The Breakfast Club humble

with Slander The Breakfast Club. Tell them be humble. Hello. Sit down. The truth hurts though. Morning everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

It's time for Slander, The Breakfast Club. That's right, we need the humbling. You know what I'm saying? We like to do this every now and then just to keep us humble. You know what I mean? Alright, well let's get to it. Kelly! Good morning guys.

Hey Kelly, who you wanna slander? Charlamagne. Why you wanna slander Charlamagne? I'm a fairly new listener. I've been listening for about two years. And Charlamagne has been open and honest about what he went through as a child in terms of his sexual molestation. And, you know, I wonder if maybe you need to explore that a little deeper in your therapy, because out of the three of y'all, Charlamingeworthy to listen to you make so many over-the-top sexual references. You do talk about men, but a lot. That's a valid point.

Yeah, that's a valid point. You do talk about men, but a lot. I'm not even disputing her. I think she might be right. All right. Well, thank you, Kelly. Did you hear anything this morning? Not this morning.

So I was kind of rooting for you this morning, but, you know, y'all not off the air for another 45 minutes. You must have just got in the car. You didn't hear when I told Envy that just because a man tells you to get on your knees like you used to, that might not be a reference? I did hear that. Okay. That was kind of mild compared to how you used to do it. That is right.

Did you hear how he told Envy he was going to fill in his face? I didn't say that. No. He't say that. He did say that. That didn't happen, ma'am. But thank you, Kelly. Hey, Jason. Good morning, Jason.

Hey, what's going on, Envy, Angelina, Liggy, Charlamagne. How y'all doing? Hi, Jason. What the hell you just said? Who you want to slander? Charlamagne. I think he a closet homo. Everything y'all talk about, it comes back to some closet homosexual stuff.

What's up with that, Charlamagne? Like what? Give me an example. What's in my closet? Give me an example. You feel like this morning, I was talking about the rest of Westbrook. You talking about what made me,

he was gay and he told me to get on his knees. Yeah, it had nothing to do with anything. What are you talking about? Right. Because I don't understand why people just jump to the conclusion that that meant slavery just because a man tells another man

get on your knees like you used to. Well, that's the conclusion Russell Westbrook jumped to. But why'd you go to the homicide? Homicide is murder, sir. It's homicide.

Oh. Thank you, sir. Oh, my God. Thank you, sir. Robert. Hi. Hey, Robert. How you doing? I'm good. How you doing? I'm good. Who you, sir. Robert. Hi. Hey, Robert. How you doing?

I'm good. How you doing? I'm good. Who you want to slander? DJ Uzi. I got a plan today, man. Why you want to slander me, bro? Man, I recently started following you on Instagram, man.

All your posts say it's a different call with the same hoodie on every time. He got it on now. What hoodie is it? What does it say? Is it My God vs. My Enemies? Yes. I love that brand. I wonder why. I love that brand.

I love that brand. Tell them where you can buy it. Yeah, but you can go to bodyofgod.com and you can get yours. You know, my dad said that the same. Do you own any other clothes? You wear that same hoodie all the time. It's a uniform. Why do they think it's the same hoodie? It's different colors.

Exactly. It might be the same. It smells the same. No, it's not. Juan. What's going on? What's going on? Juan, what's up, my amigo?

Hola. Hey, what's up, my Dominican brother? No, you're talking to Envy. I ain't Dominican. I'm 97% West African, sir. No, I'm talking about DJ Envy. He knows Spanish first off first. See you, papi. You better say, you better talking to Envy. I ain't Dominican. I'm 97% West African, sir. No, I'm talking about DJ Envy. He knows his Spanish best off first. See, Papi.

You better say, you better embrace that, man. Okay. Who you want to slander, Papi? What are you slandering? How you doing, though, man? I just want to say what's up with you guys. I listen to you guys every morning, man. Y'all funny, shout out to me and the guys.

I got love for you, man. You keep it funky all the time, and that's a good thing. Well, thank you, sir. But this is slander to Breakfast Club, so we can't. I'm about to slander y'all, man. Oh. I'm slandering Envy because you're not embracing this waffle, man. You're not embracing that waffle.

He does embrace it. He eats them all the time. Oh, no. He don't hold us down, though, man. He be like, he be like, um, Charlamagne's puzzle is that, man. Yeah. I'm not Dominican, man. I'm black.

You soft as pancakes, MB. I'm playing. Why you don't embrace your Dominican side, man? All right, Papi. Como estas? I'll be, hey, Charlamagne, I hear you every morning, I'm like, why you ain't embracing it, man? You ain't embracing it. Don't worry.

You know you got that sasa in you. Yeah, it's almost springtime. He'll be out here with the white jeans. He'll be full-blown Dominican by summer. Como estas? All right, peace, Papi. What? Oh, uh, hasta la...

Why you calling him Papi? I don't know. D! Yo. Who you want to slander, D? I didn't call you Papi. I didn't call you Papi. Why you calling him Papi? It wasn't. D! Who you want to slander, D? Why you calling me Poppy, bro? I didn't call you Poppy. Why you calling me Poppy?

It wasn't for you. He definitely called you Poppy, D. This is a slander, man, because I think you're really gay, man. I really think you're gay. Wait. Because you always... What is up with y'all? You're always so sensitive, bro.

Why are you so gay? Wait, now, hold on. You're so gay. What does gay have to do with being sensitive? Yeah, what's wrong with being sensitive? And you don't even like boys. There ain't nothing wrong with being gay, but damn, bro, you always got to be so sensitive. Why are you so goddamn sensitive?

Charlamagne, bro, I love you, bro, but you look like a worn-out wallet, bro. A worn-out wallet? I'm gay, but he's not. He's not looking like a worn-out wallet. Fix everything about your face, bro. That's all I'm going to say. And I'm going to go back there and make it real direct. Real talk, though.

Real talk. Yo, you need to stop playing some real shit, man. Some real stuff, man. You don't get paid to play real music. Don't stop playing that. And that's what I'm saying. Y'all can always complain about, oh, man, we tired of hearing the same stuff and this and that.

And you play the same whack stuff. Yes, he does. You whack for that. You whack for that. You ain't got nothing for Yee? Yee. Yee. I love you, Yee.

You laugh like a four-year-old little girl. And you need to fix your whole laugh. And as a matter of fact, just go to Disneyland. Go to Disneyland. And experience something new for your life, okay? I liked it. I liked it. I liked your slander this morning.

It started off strong. I don't mind laughing like a four-year-old. Ended a little weak, but it was strong. Alright, bye, man. Slander the Breakfast Club. 805-85-1051. Keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Is your country falling apart? Feeling

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Go ahead. We have some very special guests in the building. It is SWV. We got SWV here. Hey. What if you actually spelled it with a U sometimes? Well, I did. You did?

W-U-V. Lillian Todd, you're here. What's happening? Everything. We got similar-like villains representing, holding it down in the hood. Okay. Y'all got a new show, Ladies' Night reality show. Yes, Ladies' Night. What's that about?

With Salt-N-Pepa. We were approached by BET to do a show about girl groups and the struggles and the ups and downs that we go through. We were more than happy to do it because people don't, I mean, first of all, there's no more girl groups. Right. And then, like, they don't realize that SMV and Salt-N-Pepa are still around.

So we went out there. We decided to put it out there and open. I mean, you literally see the struggle of being a mother, a wife. Coco was going through a divorce. Yes, it was just, and then we're on the road out of the country. I got sick. I mean, it was crazy. You guys were on a safari in South Africa? I love the safaris.

I'm the animal lover. I love her safaris. I'm the animal lover. I love her. No, I'm kidding. You just gonna call Lili an animal lover? Hey man, she's a savage. Listen, I'll take it. I know what she mean, honey. I'll take it.

Now we did have the opportunity to see the first episode. Oh you did? Good. Yes, and one of the recurring themes is where is Coco, right? And then she's like, where is Coco?

Where is Coco? Like, where is Coco? I don't see Coco. She actually was trying to get here. She had a little setback this morning and we couldn't have her out here looking crazy. So we told her we'll hold it down until she gets here. So let's talk about SWB and Salt-N-Pepa doing this show together because Salt-N-Pepa said they've

never even been on the road with another girl group. And so for you guys working with them, because it felt like there's a little bit of like, they're very take charge. Very take charge. And Salt, Salt is the take charge person.

Yeah, Salt is the very take charge. This is what we're going to do. This is what we're going to tell them. And you guys are like, nah, we're not, you know, there with that. So how is it, how do you guys balance? You have to compromise. You literally have to compromise, especially when you have so many egos in play

and then other outside forces at play. So you really have to have to compromise, especially when you have so many egos in play and then other outside forces at play. So you really have to learn to compromise and be willing to step back and let somebody else take the lead sometimes. Isn't Salt super religious, though? So is she like trying to check Lili? She has her religious moments. Salt is going through a divorce, too, on the show. And she definitely is having a good time, it seems like. See, the thing about it is everybody's trying to check Lili.

Everybody y'all think is super spiritual is really not. Lili is just, she just says some s*** she ain't supposed to say sometimes, but I just say what they want to say. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because in the back, in the back, they be like, yeah, Lili, say s***. You just the worst. Yeah, you know, yeah. But, you know, in front of y'all, in front of those, they be like, oh, bless the name of the Lord.

Let me do it. I think it's a balance, though. You got to have ratchet and you got to have righteous. I don't trust somebody that's all the way just two shoes. And that's me. I'm Bronx, New York all day. That's all you're going to get from me. What you say about people from the Bronx and Florida?

Craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all the Florida. I've had my crazy, too. It's all good. See, I'm from Brooklyn. Now, let's talk about Charlamagne and Lili. She like,. Crazy people in America coming from the Bronx and all the Florida. I've had my crazy too. It's all good. Now let's talk about Charlamagne and Lili. I cut people in Brooklyn. Because I remember a scene with y'all

when you had just got your butt done. I know. Charlamagne was loving my butt. Pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. He was loving it. Oh, you don't recall that, do you?

I'm trying. No. We got video footage. You know, Charlamagne is so much. He happens to be one of my favorite people in the entire world. I love Lelita. I just feel like people, he's so misunderstood. But he says everything that people want to say.

But don't say it. So I can relate to him in the craziest way. Like, we're like soulmates in a way. So how is your butt holding up after that? Because I know it's... Well, it's holding up. It's holding up. It's nice.

It's settled, you know? You look good, Lili. Thank you so much. Yes. Now, when y'all was together on tour, how did y'all keep the peace amongst each other? Oh, we didn't. It wasn't always peaceful.

We were separated for like eight years. Oh no, you gotta grow up before you can come back together. And I think breaking up as a group was one of the best things that could have happened to us because literally we found each other. We found ourselves once we had to separate. When you come back together, after you know who you are, it works better.

And that's when Coco went solo. Yes. And I remember she was dating Ishmael from Diggable Plant yes they have a son yeah they have a son together so is that part of the reason

why the group like she kind of went off and she wanted to do her own thing so she went off and tried it and came back

we no matter how many times we separate we realize we're better together than we are apart I listen to SWV like daily to this day I listen to yV, like, daily to this day.

I listen to y'all daily. We do, too. Like, every morning I'm on the phone. I love you guys so much. You love us, too. No, we do, for real. Like, we're not just up here just saying that. But it's different with music.

Like, music is different than radio. You know what I'm saying? Like, you listen to radio sometimes. You listen to music all the time. No, we listen to y'all all the time. I listen to y'all all the time. They basically go together, though, right? Yeah, but you ain't just turning on,

you can't just say, I'm gonna turn on this Breakfast Club, I'm so into you. All this Breakfast Club, we some specific music. Okay, I get you. I love to hear y'all respect everyone.

on different music. Like, Downtown's a great song to set the mood. You like that? Mm-hmm. Isn't it crazy to think that that song was considered risky? No, Downtown comes after the foreplay.

What? I thought Downtown was foreplay. No, it comes after the kissing and stuff. But they kiss down. The foreplay is the upper body. Downtown as soon as you walk in the door. Downtown. She's a girl.

Cue it up on the Sonos. I thought the girl out was foreplay. No, no. She's not in my world. Oh, really? She wouldplayed. No, no. She's not in my world. Oh, really? Nah, that's the entree. She would like a kiss first, maybe. Well, you could do it.

But don't they start with the lips and move down? No, that's what I'm trying to tell him. He want to go straight to the... Well, Jon Snow did. Can we hug and kiss first? Yeah, you got to hug and kiss. So the foreplay starts up top. Oh, yeah, the foreplay starts on top.

You learning something? Yes, I am. Isn't it crazy to think Downtown was such a, was a risque song back in the day? We talk about that all the time. And now we support

all the hoes. So we made it possible. We made it whole comfortable. Look at the world today. What was the label saying when y'all recorded that song? What did they say? They encouraged it.

They loved it, yeah. Really? Did they get y'all a lot of s*** on they say? They encouraged it. They loved it, yeah. Really? Yeah. Did they get y'all a lot of s*** on the road? Back in the day, their songs, they... Look, I was in a relationship. I only had one s***. Lili, what about you?

Did they get you a lot of s*** on the road? We don't ever talk about women and how they be on the road. Let's cut right to it. S***. Amy Price, don't be. She got a lot of. It's non-negotiable. You used to let random fans do it? Hell no.

Oh, okay, okay. She didn't say that. Oh, no, no. But if you take me, hey, game is just, that's just it. You got to lick it before you stick it. That's the rule. There you go. I'm going to get a T-shirt.

Now she want to say hallelujah. Amen. Amen. Hallelujah. Now you want to. That's the rule. There you go. I'm going to get a t-shirt. Now she want to say hallelujah. Amen. Hallelujah. Now you want to praise the Lord on that. Oh, yeah. No, no. Everybody know me. I'm trying to keep it PG.

I stay in trouble, you know, but, I mean, the game is the best. All right, we got more with SWV when we come back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. This is The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's Flashback Friday, and we have SWV in the building. Are you guys still doing the biopic? We are working on it. It's a lot. The thing about our biopic is it has to be more than one hour, more than two hours. We've got 27 years of stuff to talk about because somebody's story is going to be more than one hour, more than two hours. We got 27 years of

stuff to talk about because somebody's story is going to be left out. We're three individuals who had three individual stories, even though we're in the same group. As a group, we went through stuff, but individually, it was completely different. My life was three episodes myself.

Yeah, some of it was traumatic, some of it was great, and it's just hard to tell a story with no time. So if we can't tell it right, we don't want to do it. But you've been working on it. We've been approached to do it. Yes. I think TLC did it kind of right, too. Even though I'm sure it could have been more.

Right, they couldn't get everything in there. So you still have missing pieces that you want to know about. And you're going to make people mad. You know, if somebody was a part of your story and some things happened, you know, and they're at a certain level of life right now and it changed, it piss you off to kind of relive those moments again. But you have to live in truth. Like who would be mad from an SWV story? Not so much. All the dudes that gave Lili s***.

Lili s*** did a good job, but she don't mention them. You know, I'm trying to be saved and filled with the Holy Ghost today. You see? This guy right here. I came over here. I said, I'm going to be saved today, Jesus. Well, honey, the spirit of Charlemagne and God.

What about for the three of y'all with each other? What are some things that... That's just rude. Damn, bro. Sheesh. Bro, I'm getting nervous. All that talk of giving a s***. Let's see all the hair you got on your face. You know they say men with beards, beards are dirtier than dogs. You told us that, right?

Who said that? I posted it. I posted it. Yeah, and they said it's s***. You like beards? So you never f*** with Philly n***a? Hey, my dude is a Philly n***a. I told you what I love, right?

And to me, I don't need to be cut up down there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She said, cut up? What kind of beard are you looking for? Nah, I'm saying. You got to get in the beard. Nah, I don't want to deal with that. The beard's rough on the poom poom is what you're saying.

He's like, no, no. Face bath. Face bath? Yeah, you can't do that. What about a face bath, Lili? Oh, God. A facial? Your skin is smooth.

You probably have some. I can't show you what it is a face bath, Lili? Oh, God. A facial? Your skin is smooth. You probably had some. I can't show you what it is, Charlamagne. Let me Google. Charlamagne, hold on. Charlamagne, don't you get facials? I do. I get facials, chemical pills, all that stuff. No, I'm talking about a face bath.

It's a different kind of facial. Well, if you would tell us, Lili. When she's on your face, Charlamagne. Yeah. Oh, so you a squirter? Jesus Christ. Charlamagne, you will never find, I can't show you. Oh.

Okay? I don't need South Carolina digging in my ass. Oh, no. I mean, South Carolina digging in your ass. But it's a good thing. There you go. A good face value. It's's a good thing. There you go. A good face value.

It's really good. Yeah. Okay. Playing some SWV. Yeah. I understand. It's good. Anything with the biopic that y'all would be scared to put in?

Because Lily said y'all got to live your truth, but is there anything y'all would be scared to put in? No. Not me. No. I feel like the story has to be told by y'all. That's why I like all of these biopics while people are still alive. Oh, I'm sorry and Taj you got married so young right

no I was 33 when I got married that's not old though by the way but did you ever step out like in your relationship I am the most loyal I can answer this cause it has to be hard cause you're also popping I can answer this question for her

because a lot of these men came to me to hook them up with her. She had, and I will not name no names, but she had some of the richest, some of the most popular guys. It was like, yo, they won't give me 20 grand if I give them a date with her. I was like, bitch, you better get with this shit. So you were trying to prostitute Taj? No, they came to me when they just wanted to dare that bad. When I say I'm loyal, I mean that. If you're loyal to me, I'm down for you 110%.

But when I'm in a relationship, I am loyal like a mother to a fault. And it drives me crazy because I've never stepped out on any of my boyfriends. Wow. So this was even before Eddie. Even before I cheated. I'm looking for somebody to cheat. No, I'm kidding. No, you're not. I'm kidding, I'm kidding.

No. I'm just saying, because I feel like it has to be hard because as women, when you're on the road, I know guys are trying to holler at y'all, and some of them. You'll be surprised. Yeah, but see, my thing is, I have not met anybody who's worth risking my life,

my family, nothing. I don't, I just. And I have not met anybody who's worth risking my life, my family, nothing. And it's not the same nowadays. I remember a time when you could just look at a guy and y'all just have this chemistry and you hook up now. Even if his is pretty, you'd be like, damn, what's in it? It's just too much flesh. It sure is pretty. What's in it? My God. You can't even.

I'm glad you said that, because a lot of women don't think penises are pretty. Oh. No, I seen some pretty. Oh, man. What makes it pretty? You never seen no pretty thing? It's clean.

It's got to be the same color as the rest of his body? No, you know what? A circumcised penis is really pretty. Y'all don't do the foreskin, huh? Nah, son, get rid of that. No. Have you ever seen an uncircumcised penis up close? Yeah, I have.

That is nice. I don't like it. It looks nice. It looks OK when it's erect. But when it's just. When the turtleneck is like. When it's sleek. That is like.

Call me when it's ready. It looks old. When the turtle had his head in the shell. It looks old and it's perfect. I'm still tripping over the fact Lily wants to know what's inside the penis. Has ever? No, I'm just saying. You mean like diseases and stuff?

Yeah, it's like these dudes is, we done seen some of everything. We know, it's some nasty dudes. All right, we got more with SWV. It's Flashback Friday. Matter of fact, let's get into a SWV mini-mix. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

The Breakfast Club. That was a SWV mini-mix. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne, the guy we are, The Breakfast Club. SWV is here. Charlamagne? Do y'all feel like y'all got y'all just due? Financially and just as far as credit from the culture? Hell no. Yeah.

No, we missed a few steps or a few steps missed us, but it's all good. You live and learn. Definitely we hadn't gotten our just due because we never won an award. I remember that. When VH1 honored y'all, it was like the first time. Ladies of Soul. Yeah. That was the first time we ever got an award. I remember that. When VH1 honored y'all, it was like the first time. Ladies of Soul. Yeah.

That was the first time we ever got an award. I mean, we never received an award. And that's crazy. That song is twice platinum alone. That wasn't even the album. It was just that song. And it never received an award. And you know numbers don't lie.

That's why the biopic would be great. Because I look at what it did for New Edition with the younger kids went out. Because I think that will help people. Even what TLC did there. that really helps people who are younger that might they might know the songs but not really know the story because they didn't grow up on it I think that's so helpful and I think for

that that'll launch out to that this show will actually help that as well ladies night because they can see us perform they see everything that we do they hear the old music they hear some of the new music because we also worked on a new song together, Salt-N-Pepa and SWE. So I think this show

is a step in the right direction toward that. Hopefully, the biopic will be able to be done right and we can do that as well. But y'all had a reality show before though.

Did that change things for y'all? No. Okay. No. You know what? The show was good, but I think

You were on it, Charlamagne. Stop it. That part was the worst. Charlamagne. He was in the horse's carriage. He's terrible. He smelled like a horse on there or something, right? He smelled like a horse?

No, Charlamagne is really a gentleman. I'm going to send you something. Oh, thank you. He is. I got you. He really is. He gets facials. Yeah, I don't think he-

I don't know, Charlamagne. I can teach you some stuff. His wife going to teach him something, too. She gonna teach him something. I'll tell her some stuff. Ain't no, you're the one in here. Yeah, yeah. But you said the first show didn't change anything for you?

Well, you know what it is? Reality television, and I think they really need to rename that whole genre. You have to embellish the truth. If I'm just telling you about how my day is, I can have a great day, but the day needs to be bad to cause some kind of buildup to make it interesting. And it just drives me crazy. And I think they embellished a little too much with the first show, and it was a negative reaction to it.

So it didn't really help a lot. It just made people think we were fucking crazy when we're not. Back then, all the groups were so polished. So they only presented the best. So you didn't really know y'all. You know what I mean? And then when something came out, it was like, oh my God, they crucify you. Well, I tell you what, I'm just so glad

social media wasn't around in the 90s. We would have been in jail. Why would y'all be in jail if they had social media in the 90s? Because we were young. We had fun. They was committing crimes. Yeah, Everything now is You said people don't know how to judge

what's good and what's bad. They don't know how to make things how it is. If they saw some of the stuff that we did back in the days, we would probably be No, you were pretty okay. I'm just saying. Guilty by association. What crimes were y'all committing? No crimes. We just had fun.

We just had fun. We just had fun. They were young. I was in the craziest relationships. Tell me what you did to somebody's car. Oh, we heard about that. We did. When you went all jazz and television. She would have been in jail if this was social media.

When you broke all the windows out of the legendary Ed Lover's car. Oh, I broke every damn thing. She did several cars. Oh, gosh. She would have got yours, too. That was your thing? 20-year-old Lele. I was off the chain.

These guys feel like they could just hurt you and do what they want to do. No. I'm not going to. You going to feel this thing. Your car was. I didn't think the same

at 20 and 21. And you're from the Bronx? Oh, my gosh. What's the worst thing you ever did to somebody's car, Lele? I can't understand you. I bring up about $25,000 worth of damage. Yeah, they called me. It was like, oh, my God. What's the worst thing you ever did to somebody's car lately? I can't understand you. I bring up about $25,000 worth of damage. Yeah, they called me.

It was like, oh, my God, he's looking for you. He's going to kill you. Did you have to pay for it? Hell no. She paid already. What did you do? She paid in hurt and pain. The statute of limitations is up.

What did you do? I just messed it up. I just walked around it about 10 times with a box cutter and took the crowbar and f***ed the mirrors up. It was so therapeutic. What kind of car was it? It was a custom Pathfinder. I'm sorry, Ed. What did he do to you?

Oh, he cheated. How'd you find out without social media? Because I would change the number at the house and then the girl actually would get the number. She would call me and tell me how temporary I was. I was like, damn, this bitch is telling the truth. That's bold. Oh, yeah. Oh, she's lucky I ain't see her.

She would have got a Lili whip ass back then, but I don't care anymore. He's married. He's moved on. That's my friend. That's my boy. Did he forgive you? Yeah, I think he did.

And I forgave his ass too. It ain't all about the car. He hurt my heart. Word, word, word. So you can't repeat. I still get mad thinking about that shit. So the girls you beat up over guys back in the day, you gonna put that in the movie too?

No, I didn't beat anybody up over guys. But they wanted to whip my ass. Lili had everybody after her. It was crazy. Would you put a scene like that car scene in the movie? Absolutely. That was my truth. And that was the first guy that I, older gentleman that I

ever loved. And everybody was just trying to talk me out of that. Why you with him? You got this guy. I mean, I had a good little selection. I got a guy I mean I had I had a good little selection I got a good option I had some great options

but you know I loved him yeah I don't know I just loved him it's challenging he loved it was that your worst

industry relationship oh Charlamagne I already know what you trying to do but the devil would get no victory today not today not today okay know what you're trying to do. But the devil would get no victory today.

Not today. Not today. Okay. When does the show come on? The show premieres April 30th at 10 p.m. on BET and BET Herb. And when you watch it, hashtag Ladies Night BET. Well, Taj and Lili, man, two-thirds of SWV. Thank y'all for coming.

Always a pleasure. Thank you for having us, y'all. Yes, and don't forget, we're going to be hitting you up next year of SWV. Thank y'all for coming. Always a pleasure. Thank you for having us, y'all. We appreciate you. Yes, and don't forget, we're going to be hitting you up next year because y'all said y'all down for the – Vicky, you heard that right. No, y'all don't forget. Lock that in, Vicky.

We would love to. We're going to do the Young OG Ball. Yes. That'll be cool, yes. I'll see y'all tomorrow. I mean, I'll be listening. I listen every morning. I love Donkey of the Day.

I live for that. Thank you, Taj. I will sit outside the gym and wait for you. I don't want to ever make Donkey of the Day. Oh, my God. No, I do. I want to make it, but say something nice.

No, that would never happen for y'all. Just say something nice if you do. Who were? Yeah, she a donkey, but she's a very nice person. She's really cool,

but she did some dumb s*** today. No, if you a donkey of the day, you can forget it. All right, it's Tosh and Lili. It's The Breakfast Club. Yes, thank you. The Breakfast Club. Charlam thank you. The Breakfast Club.

Y'all are main, say the game, don't get under the table, man. You are a donkey. It's time for Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day, but I got the donkey of the day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey, man, hit me with the heel. It's The breakfast club, bitches. Who's donkey of the day today?

Well, donkey of the day goes to a 58-year-old woman named Michelle Jackson. Now, Michelle Jackson is from New Orleans. Salute to everyone who listens to us on Q93.3 in New Orleans. Drop on a Clues Bomb from New Orleans, damn it. Right. Now, Michelle was drinking with her

ex-boyfriend. He with her ex-boyfriend. He's the ex-boyfriend now. When he told her he wanted to see someone else. Why do y'all tell y'all significant others you want to see other people while you're hanging out with them? You know how disrespectful and heartbreaking that is? Egos are very fragile. So imagine we hanging out and I think we having a good time. And in the midst of us having a fake good time, you tell me I want to see other people.

Were they drunk? I think they both were drinking, you know, but that's just so disrespectful because that just means that we are hanging together right now. You are not enjoying my company. That wouldn't break your heart. That's heartbreaking. Pro tip. If any of y'all want to break up with your significant others this weekend, if you want to see other people, tell them through text message. All right.

DM them. All right. Call them. Nothing wrong with being a coward because when you're a coward you avoid situations like this because after michelle jackson was told by her now ex-boyfriend that he wanted to see someone else he made the fatal mistake of going to sleep who are these rookies you know making rookie breakup mistakes if you're gonna be if you're not gonna be a coward and you're going to attempt to have integrity and tell a woman to her face that you want to see other people, why the hell would you go to sleep? You might get hot grits thrown on you.

You might get your penis cut off. Or in the case of Michelle Jackson, when her ex-boyfriend woke up, he had an injured hand and a large cut on his head that was dripping blood. Are you ready to know what happened? Yes, tell us. Well, Michelle's ex-boyfriend, he has a prosthetic leg. And Michelle used her ex-boyfriend's prosthetic leg to beat his ass. All right?

Okay? I'm not making this up, people. All right? This is horrible on so many levels. One, because this man got beat. And two, do you think he still wants to walk on the weapon that assaulted him? You know what I'm saying? I would need a whole new leg now.

Okay? And those things are expensive. I wouldn't want to walk on the weapon that assaulted me. And what if you don't have no insurance? You know what I'm saying? Poor one-legged man can't even get to work. Envy, where do you think a one-legged man works? That's a good question.

IHOP. Oh, my gosh. It's not funny. It's not funny. He really does work at IHOP. He does? I don't know. Oh, okay.

But seriously, poor guy probably can't even afford a new prosthetic leg. Angelique, what do you think this one-legged man was doing at the ATM? What was he doing at the ATM? Yes. I don't know. Checking his balance. He had to figure out if he had the money. He had to figure out. I was like, when was he at the ATM?

I'm not even joking. He had to figure out if he had the money to buy a new prosthetic leg. Guys, stop. People are going to think I'm being insensitive. This is sad. Michelle Jackson didn't think this through because she was acting off emotion. Okay, guys, stop. Y'all got people going to think I'm being insensitive. This is sad. All right? Michelle Jackson didn't think this through because she was acting off emotion. All right? If you take your boyfriend's prosthetic leg and beat him with it, you know what I'm saying?

You're adding a different degree of difficulty to his life. How is he going to get around? Now he got a hitchhike. That was nice. That was good, too. What do you say to a one-legged hitchhiker? What do you say? Hop in. Be a good Samaritan.iker? What do you say? Hop in.

Be a good Samaritan. Be a good Samaritan. Hop in. All right? Now, U.S. Moss was eventually tracked Michelle down at her house, and she is in the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center, and she is being held without bond. Now, some donkey of the days just sell themselves,

but before I give out this hee-haw, now is a great time to play a game of Guess What Race It Is! Now, here are your clues. Okay. New Orleans. All right. Michelle, last name Jackson, beat her man with his own prosthetic leg. Angelie, guess what race she is.

Well, initially I would have said Caucasian, but I'm going to say African American. Damn, damn, damn. Why do you think this? Yes, why do you think that? Well, her last name is Jackson. They are in New Orleans. And she did beat his ass. Okay, okay. DJ Envy.

Guess what race she is? I'd have to agree with Angelina. Okay. New Orleans, black. That is powerful n***a at work here. Why though? Why? That's all? Jackson, black. Okay, okay. And then she beat her boyfriend's ass, black.

Alright, just for, just for feces and giggles, Steve. Steve. Steve and the white demon. Here are your clues. New Orleans, Michelle, last name Jackson. Here are your clues. New Orleans. Michelle, last name Jackson. You don't need them? Okay.

Guess what race she is. She black. Why do you think that? Don't you? Why do you say she black instead of she's black? You know, I don't like to look in your eyes. Take the mic from him. I've had it. Why?

I don't know. Why do you think she black? Well, the last one was a white guy, so I'm going to go with the odds. The odds. The odds. All right. All right. Damn. Damn. Damn so I'm going to go with the odds. The odds. The odds. All right. All right. Damn, damn, damn.

I hate to say it. Say it. All y'all are correct. I knew it. She is Michelle Jackson. It's African-American. Powerful nigger dream at work. The beating with the prosthetic leg gave it away for me because a black woman will beat your ass with anything.

All right. Think about all the things your mom beat you with when we were younger. Whatever she could get her hands on, you was getting beat with, alright? My mom beat me with the wooden spoons that were on the wall in the kitchen, packs of aluminum foil. If it's long and got some whiff and some weight to it, you're getting hit with it, alright? So, please give this

black queen from New Orleans, Michelle Jackson, the biggest hee-haw. Beep-a-ha! Beep-a-ha! Yes. Alright. Alright. Alright, guys. Yes. All right. Mm-hmm. All right. All right, guys. Everybody's straightened up. Okay.

Well, thank you for that donkey today. Mm-hmm. Now, when we come back. Okay. Did she break his prosthetic leg or is it okay, though? He can still wear it. That's a good question. I don't know if he took it off before he went to sleep.

Because I assume it's strong. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. He's probably hurt. He probably beat up bad, bad. Nah, he had some blood He's probably hurt. He probably beat up bad back. Nah, he has some blood dripping from his head. He'll be all right. All right, we got more coming up next.

We're The Breakfast Club. Get some real advice with Angela Yee. It's Ask Yee. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Yee. Hello, who's this?

Hi, this is Samantha. Hey, Samantha. Hi. Talk to me. It's time for Ask Ye. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Samantha. Hey, Samantha. Hi. Talk to me. What's going on? Kind of freaking out right now, but I just got off of work. I just did a whole shift overnight, and I'm sitting outside of my house, and I've been having these suspicions of my boyfriend cheating,

but now there's a car sitting outside my house. What should I do? Do I go in there and like... Wait, but this is your house. I'm freaking out. I'm freaking out right now. Samantha, hold on. This is your house, right?

Yeah, we share it together. So it's like, oh, man. Does he know you're supposed to be coming home? Yeah, I mean, I always come home, but I'm like 30 minutes early, 45 minutes early. Let's all go open the door. Would you be quiet? Come on, Yeet.

Let's all go open the door. Well, Samantha, before all of that, maybe we don't know whose car it is. We don't know what's going on. So you should go inside of your house. I'm thinking too, but it's just me and him that lives there. So who is going? Maybe it's a family member. Maybe it's a friend.

Maybe it's a... No, I know their cars. No, no, no. Let's go check. Let's go going? Maybe it's a family member. Maybe it's a friend. Maybe it's a... Oh, I know their cars. No, no, no. Let's go check. Let's go right now. Let's go check. Keep us on the phone just in case anything happens.

We'll be your proof. Are you serious? I'm serious. I'm freaking out. No, let's go check. Let's go. Go knock on the door. Now, wait.

Before, Samantha, before you do that, let's just say there is a woman in there. Oh, my God. What's going to happen? I mean, I've been sitting in the car for a while

listening to the radio just thinking to myself and I'm like, forget it. I'm just going to call them and see what they say. Listen, Samantha, you're better than me. I'm not in the studio right now. What do I do? You're better than me because what I would have done already

is hit up all my friends and let them know what's going on, just in case I need some backup. No, I'm not going to lie. I don't really tell people, like, what's going on. What's your business? Because you're like, if I stay with him, I don't want my friends to know all the nasty, terrible things he's doing. All right, so go in the house.

Let's see who it is. Let's go in the house. Come on. Wait, wait, wait. It's your house. Let's go. Okay. Hold on one second.

Let me go. I'm good now. All right, Samantha. Let's go. All right. Hold on. All right, Samantha. Samantha? My heart is beating so fast. It'll be all right. Hold on. All right, Samantha. My heart is beating so fast.

It'll be all right. Listen, Samantha. I don't think this is good advice y'all give me. Samantha, just take a deep breath. It's her house. She's going inside to her house. She's going to her house. She lives here.

Okay. I'm not going to tell her not to go in her own house. No, it is my house. My name is on the piece, so they both can get the f*** out of there. Why don't you just call the police on the lady for trespassing? She doesn't know if there's a lady in there. She doesn't know who's in there. She hasn't been in the house.

Hold on, hold on, hold on. Let me listen to the door really quick and see if I hear anything. Okay. Hold on, hold on. The lights are on. Hold on. Oh, my gosh. Oh, boy.

Keep breathing, Samantha. That's exactly what the f*** I thought, bitch. I knew it. I saw the door. I saw the car. Hold on one second, bitch. Hold on. F***.

This y'all fault. This y'all fault. This ain't V and Angela Yee fault. Charlamagne had nothing to do with this one, guys. Y'all silly. It's not my fault she went into her own house. Why would you tell her to go in the house if you thought another girl was in there?

She didn't know who was in there. She said her car was outside of her house. The girl specifically said she thought her man was cheating. You came in late

and I heard her over there. I heard her over there. And nor did I think y'all would be stupid enough to tell her to go in the house. So what would your advice be? Call the police and tell them what?

I think it's a strange person in my house. With her boyfriend? At the least, the police show up so when you walk in, the police and tell them what? I think it's a strange person in my house. With her boyfriend? At the least, the police show up. So when you walk in, the police are there. Now she's going to get an assault charge. In her own house? Yes.

No, that's her house. Are you crazy? Or is she getting her ass kicked right now? All right. We hope neither. Because if- Samantha, call us back and let us know what's going on. Call me back if you're all bloody and beat up.

We hope neither. We hope neither. I would love to see if one of y'all wouldn't go in your own house. Absolutely, I would go in my own house. No, you wouldn't. I wouldn't go in my own house. Absolutely. You would call the police for her.

Definitely go in my own house. I wouldn't call the radio. Her name. I wouldn't have called the radio either. That was terrible advice. Well, I didn't advise her to call the radio. And she got her ass kicked. But listen, you guys.

Because she had her phone in one hand. We got to see what happened. She had her phone in one hand. So the to see what happened. She had her phone in one hand. So the girl probably hit her just to start everything off. Samantha, call us back. Ask Yee, 800-585-1051. If you need relationship advice, hit Yee now. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Come on. Need relationship advice? Need personal advice? Just need real advice. Call up now for Ask Yee. Keep it real. Morning, everybody. just need real advice call up now for ask ye morning everybody is dj nv angela ye charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club it's ask ye time 805-85-1051 hello who's this hey it's jr

from brooklyn how y'all doing brooklyn what's up bro what's your question for you well i'm trying to find out man i'm a faithful dude. And my girl, like, for the first time last week, I ate a Buddha. Okay. I just want to have a threesome. You know, she want me to eat a Buddha. I want to have a threesome. You just said you're faithful.

I guess he wants them to do it together and for her to agree to it. Yeah, I want to experience something different. She want to experience something different, and I want to experience something different. Okay, all right. I don't know. It's not working out right now. So she doesn't want to have a different. She want to experience something different, and I want to experience something different. Okay, all right. I don't know. It's not working out right now. So she doesn't want to have a threesome? Nah.

Okay, well, then leave it alone. If she's not with it, she's not with it. You can't, you should never pressure your partner to do something that they don't want to do. I ain't want to eat no Buddha. Well, you did. You did it. Did you enjoy it? It was all right.

I mean, I don't know if I'm going to do it again, but it was all right. But, you know i think that threesomes also involve a whole nother person and for some people that's a difficult thing and they don't want to do that listen if my boyfriend asked me to have a threesome i'm gonna tell him no i'm not doing that and you don't want to make her feel uncomfortable because that could go terribly wrong and it could ruin your entire relationship if you try to talk her into doing something that she's not comfortable with okay okay i okay, I got you, I got you.

You'll be okay, right? You'll still be faithful without her threesome. I'm going to try to be. Why don't you tell her to dress up, put on a wig, do something different? All right, I'm going to take your advice. I appreciate you. Why don't you let her wear a scrap on?

Shut up. And peg you. That ain't going down, player. It ain't supposed to go down. It's supposed to go up. Charlamagne talking about spicing up his life. He thinks he's tried before. He's doing a little shimmy to it. Okay.

Thank you, bro. I'm going to hate you, bro. All right. Thank you, bro. Why does the thought of having something in your butt make guys laugh? 803-555-1051. Just the thought. We got David on the line.

David, what's up? What's going on, brother? How y'all doing? We good. What's your question for you, bro? Man, listen. My son is five years old. I take him to school every morning,

and I kiss him on the lips before I leave. And I had another father recently tell me that I should stop kissing my son on the lips because that's gay. So my question for you is, do you see anything wrong with that? Because I know me personally, my father kissed me and took me to school every day until I felt like that, to tell you the truth. Yeah.

I was a professional for my friends. You already know, David, do you think that's gay? I sure don't. Okay, so then it's not. Like, come on now, that's ridiculous. Does your son have a problem with it? He doesn't. Okay, so then it's not. Like, come on now, that's ridiculous. Does your son have a problem with it? He doesn't. Okay, don't worry about what other people say. That's how you raise your

son. Now, when your son says, alright dad, enough, that's when you're like, okay, you know, just give him a hug and a kiss on the cheek if that's what he wants. But as long as your son is fine with it and you're fine with it and you know what it is, that shouldn't matter. That's your child. Yeah, for sure. For sure, for sure for sure and i

think you you got to tell the other parent man he got to relax he should never even be weighing in on what you're doing with your son that's so innocent because what i thought of with the arm it made me think of what dl said either some people would touch um the wrong way show an affection the wrong way or not showing the whole I say this either showing enough affection or not showing enough affection right yeah I appreciate that

alright good David have fun and I love that you take your son to school every morning and I'm sure he loves that too yeah for sure

thank you alright Envy have you ever kissed your sons on the lips yeah I used to kiss I used to kiss my son on the lips

yeah I used to kiss my daughters on the lips that wasn't gay that's ridiculous nah I don't I kiss I kiss everybody on the lips I. Yeah. I used to kiss my daughters on the lips. That wasn't gay. That's ridiculous. No, I don't. I kiss everybody on the lips. I don't think my dad.

I kiss Maddie. I kiss Logie. You kiss your dad on the lips? Everybody on the lips? No. You kiss Charlamagne on the lips? Everybody? I call my brother's son because he shine like one.

You all yellow. Charlamagne kissed me on the lips one time. Oh, okay. Finally, some truth is being told. All right. He did. Okay. True, okay. Finally, some truth is being told. All right. He did. Okay. True, true.

How did it go? How did it go? All right. Don't stop now. Don't stop now. You want to go there? Let's go there. This guy plays too much.

This guy is crazy, yo. He's really gay. I'm crazy? I'm crazy. You just said, you told me about you kissing me on the lips. Now inquiring minds want to know. Alright, well don't move. We got more ASCII when we come back.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Get some real advice with Angela Yee. It's ASCII. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of ASCII. Hello, who's this? Hey, it's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Ask Yee. Hello, who's this?

Hey, this is Trav, man. Trav, what's up? I'm the one they call every morning. Yeah, you sound different. We can tell. We can tell. What's your question for Yee, bro? Hey, man.

Hey, Yee. I've been trying to inbox you for a while on Instagram, and I know you got a lot of things to do, but hey, I've been in the friend zone with this female for a while now right and it's like she got an ex-boyfriend and it's like i'm plan number two it's like if he isn't around and i'm around and if i'm not around he's around and it's like i don't want to say i want to be stuck in the friend zone because it's like i lost a lot of respect for her in the last few years was being in the friend zone. Well, you've been doing this for years. Yeah, I understand that.

But it's like, you know, I try to get out of that. And it's like, you know, I got myself in a jam with, you know, like her birthday was around the corner. And, you know, I don't want to be like, hey, I'm not giving you nothing because of how you did this and how you did that. Or I don't want to be that. Is this your, okay, so you're in the friend zone. You consider this woman to be like, hey, I'm not giving you nothing because of how you did this and how you did that. Or I don't want to be. Is this your. OK, so you're in the friend zone. You consider this woman to be your friend. Uh huh.

But you have some benefits. No. So you're just her friend. So what's the problem? She said it double standard. Like, I can't do such a thing that she would do. But she feel like she can do it. You know, because you let her.

I mean, I understand that. But I don't want to be the person that I don't want to be. You can do whatever. Well, because you let her. I mean, I understand that, but I don't want to be the person that's... I don't want to be the person that... Trav, you can do whatever you want to do. Who can tell you what you can and can't do? I understand that. I do understand that. That's the decisions that you're making based off of what she wants.

Yes. Sounds like she's lost respect for you. I mean, I understand that, but I don't think it's lost the respect because I feel like I just don't want to, you know, be that person that's just, you know, want to be there for somebody that don't feel like they're there for me, you know? Okay, so do you like her as more than a friend? I'm confused because you said y'all are just friends. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I like her more than a friend, but it's like there's nothing I can do.

You know what's so crazy? This is my first time calling you guys, and I just got pulled over on the radio. Well, so she doesn't like you. So that's what it is. Like she considers you a friend. She knows you like her. It's great for her ego. You're for years. I've been willing to accept that even though you've been pining away for her, but she's not interested in you. Doing good.

Good. Good. This guy's having a terrible day. Let me talk to him. Can we talk to him? Let me talk to the officer. I'm a truck driver. I stopped at the Comerica Bank, and I pulled off because... No, that's fine.

That's fine. It's got a burger. Like I said, the house right next door where you pulled out, we got a burglary alarm from there. It's early in the morning. Offer him some donuts. I just wanted to stop and talk to you. I just need to make sure that he's good.

This is Charlie Lane from the Breakfast Club. He offered me to tell you he needs some donuts. But I didn't... Yo is Charlie Lane from the Breakfast Club. He offered me to tell you he needs some donuts. Yo, he's buggy. He's buggy. Whoa. Yeah.

Hey, I'm sorry, but eh. He's had a name drop. Yo, he's buggy. I drive a truck to Office Depot. Oh, yeah?

Yeah. Okay, what's in the bag? Office Depot equipment. Okay. I don't know if I'm more offended that he didn't want the donuts

or he don't know who I am. He definitely don't know if I'm more offended that he didn't want the donuts or he don't know who I am. He definitely don't know who you are. Trav. I'm sorry. It's just, Trav, I'm actually on the phone with the radio right now.

No, not the radio. Say the Breakfast Club. Ask him if you listen to the Breakfast Club. He definitely doesn't. He says you guys listen to the Breakfast Club. Okay, okay. I'm asking you to hold on for a second. Okay.

Before you open that, do you have any weapons or anything? No. No. Oh, my God. Stay on the phone. Trav, don't get arrested. Trav, don't get shot.

This is just for my day. I'm being placed right back here real quick. Okay. Right back here. So I take it he doesn't listen to the Breakfast Club? No. Trav, this girl is ruining your life. Put your palms back together.

There you go. I just want to make sure you don't have any weapons or anything dangerous, then we'll open it up, make sure you got your office equipment, like you said, and then we'll go from there, okay? I actually got it delivered to the police station. I deliver to you guys every day. See, I bring y'all donuts every morning. I pray to God that he only has office equipment in the back of his truck.

I just don't want you opening up the back here before you do so. Trav, sound like they're illegally searching you. I wouldn't have given permission to do it. Yeah, you shouldn't have given permission, Trav. Damn, Trav. It's a weird week, man. It is really weird. Thank you, Trav.

Trav, don't listen to each other, man. Trav, you think? Yeah, you want to talk to him more? Because I'm really literally on the radio. He does not want to talk to us. All right, I'm going to go open up the back there. Trav, I ain't going to lie. You sound suspicious.

Yeah, Trav. You sound like they just took Trav on the ground. Trav, you don't have to open up your car. Okay. Okay, he's trying to let me go. I'm so sorry about that, you guys. I'm so sorry. You sorry?

Trav, I'm sorry. Goodness gracious. I just want to say, Trav, you're a very nice guy. You need to find you a woman that wants to be with you. Trav, where you calling from? I'm calling from Detroit. And Charlamagne, I want to ask that. Ye and Evie is always in Detroit, but you never come.

I be home. Listen, we need better promo and marketing in Detroit because these cops don't know us. They don't know, right? You worried about Charlamagne not coming to Detroit? You about to get locked up, Trav. Travis, I'll be in Detroit in a couple of weeks. We're going to find you a nice woman because there's no reason that you should be somebody's not even choice.

She just considers you a friend. She's using you. Yeah, I understand that. I understand that. Okay. Yeah. Would she have bailed you out if you got arrested? Yeah, but she more like the type of person, she wants to know what you did and what happened.

Well, of course. I mean, yeah, but she wanted to act like, you know, it was my fault I got pulled over. Like, I'm from the city and she's from the suburbs. Let's say it like that. She's not used to dealing with guys. She thinks I'm a regular hood dude, but you know, I go to work for a living. Well, you're from the west side? I'm from the southwest.

Down River, River Rouge. Shout out to Rouge, of course, the southwest. Down River, River Rouge. Shout out to Rouge. Of course, the southwest. Trav, I don't want to give up the phone with you, bro. I was at a big-ass operation. Like I said, that corner house there next to the bank, we had a burglary alarm there that I was on the way to. I got this corner. Trav, tell them to listen to The Breakfast Club every morning.

Trav just broke into my home. On WJLB. Tell them to listen to WJLB every morning, Trav. Tell them to turn on WJLB. Tell them to listen to WJLB every morning, Trav. Come on. Tell them to turn on WJLB. All right. Tell them to listen to Breakfast Club. 97.9.

Hey, Charlamagne said he'll listen to WJLB 97.9 in Detroit. Right now. The Breakfast Club. All right, now. Tell them to listen right now. He's about to be on. Okay. All right.

You guys take care now. Bye. Do you take care? Bye, Trav. Oh, my God. Trav is crazy. Trav is insane. Drop one of Clues bombs.

Charlamagne wants to know if you want a donut. Trav crazy. I don't live in Detroit, so I'm fine. Drop one of Clues bombs. Charlamagne wants to know if you want a donut. Travis crazy. I don't live in Detroit, so I'm fine. Drop one of Clues bombs for Breakfast Club listeners, damn it. The best. The best. Nobody got better listeners than us. Nobody.

Nobody. All right? Nobody. I'd have dropped the phone. There's no radio show in the country who got better listeners than us. You right. We don't have listeners. We have other members of the club.

That's right. The club, damn club. Stupid questions. Officer, would you like a donut? Charlemagne wants to know. What? All right, we got more coming up next. We're The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club.

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Throwback Thursday, we got a special guest in the building. Juvenile. What it do, dog? Juve. How y'all doing? Just celebrated a birthday, by the way. Lost my voice. Happy birthday. You see, I'm squeezing this'all doing? You just celebrated a birthday, by the way. So happy birthday. Happy birthday, man. You see, I'm squeezing this lemon in there,

trying to get the air, trying to salvage my voice. How you feel? I'm good. You don't look no older. Huh? You don't look no older. You look like a juvenile. Appreciate that, man.

That's that married life, you know? Word. It feels good, though, because you got the new album coming. You and Birdman. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Why now? Why this project now? I think it was time.

Me and them never worked together. You know, and then our friendship, you know, we really built our friendship back up over the last couple years, hanging and stuff. So I think I just felt like it was time. Then I've been away for a minute. I ain't going to come back out straight up with me with a solo album yet. I need to get my feet wet first.

How do you avoid, like, not being in the same situations you was in in the past, though? Because, you know, the financial situations with cash money. I mean, I've done things over the years. Financially, I'm good. I made a few moves. I don't brag about what I do outside of the music business, but I'm doing a few things outside of the music business

to stay stable. But not just that. I stay busy when it comes down to being booked. I'm one of the few cats who stay booked all the time. You got that right. Back that ass up 20 years old this year. Yeah, I'm going to keep eating. If they're crazy enough to keep booking, if anybody comes see me, I'm going to keep showing up.

I ain't going to never stop showing up. Did you think that record would be so timeless when you first recorded it? Nah. I mean, to be honest, man, when you make songs like that and they blow up and they get that big, I don't think it's hard as I mean, be honest, man, when you make songs like that and they blow up and they get that big, I don't think it's hard as all that can say they knew it. Nobody can plan that. It has to happen organically. You could try to do stuff that goes viral. You could try to do stuff that's timeless, but the people really make that decision. Yeah. I mean, it's one of them songs that they

play at wedding receptions, you know? And I think when it got to that point, and I heard old people say, I like to dance to this, and you know, when it got to that point, I felt like, you know, hey, I think I really made one. I heard you didn't want to make that record originally. Nah, because, and you know why? Because I came from that kind of music. You know, the bounce music was,

she'll tell you, that's pretty much the whole scene in New Orleans, and I just didn't want to get sucked in like everybody else. So I was trying to avoid that as much as possible. I thought it was going to be local if you did it. I really, my intentions was to do, when we originally done it, that's what it was for, New Orleans. It went somewhere else. So now, you know, it got to the point to where I got to feed everybody with the same kind of music. And it's kind of hard to make another Bag that is impossible for me Yeah, it's authentic though to represent where you from and you hear people trying to take that sound now and other types of music And you're like, all right. Well, just call me. Let me get a check man. I'll be okay with it

But if you don't put me on the song, I'm definitely gonna dish you I mean, but if you if you if you make a New Orleans bounce song and you don't use my version, you know, I don't get nothing for that. I know you've seen all the memes of everyone running to the dance floor and back that ass up. Yeah.

I saw Chris Brown. They had something on the internet with Chris Brown concert before he got on stage. It was all women. I don't know what arena it was. And they played it. They was going off for that song harder than they did when they actually got on stage to perform.

It was going in, but I'm talking about all off the balcony. I said, what the hell is that? Yeah. Does that reaction ever get old to you though? Hell no. Nah, no, when it gets, no, when it, it gets funny when I see somebody up in age do it. You know, they throw that big old thing.

You like that, baby? Throw that big old thing out there. Like, hold up, mom, hold up, mom. Do your thing, mom. that big old thing. Put that big old thing out there. Like, hold up, mom. Hold up, mom. Do your thing, mom. We up in age. So imagine. No, I'm talking about 61.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'd have had them like that. I mean, Patti LaBelle told me this song is our inspiration. She like working out to it. You know what I'm saying? That's how she said it came up with Patti's pies. Boy, you know what? Patti bag it up.

You know, it's real good. Gentlemen, calm down. We don't need Patti's pies. Boy, you know what? Patti back it up. You know it's real big. Charlamagne, calm down. We don't need her son to call you again. You know I love Patti LaBelle. Calm down. She on my top five. You love Patti LaBelle, yes. If Patti back up on you, can you grind on her?

No. No, man. You can't, right? No, man. But what is she doing? Don't fall into this because Patti's son already had to check Charlamagne. You got to back out of there. You back out of there and you call her son and you say, hey, man, I ain't do nothing wild.

Man, I love your mama, man. Can I buy you some cereal or something? Stay on this good side. Hold on, now, if you were at a concert, say Angela Bassett and Patti LaBelle there. You say Angela Bassett. I'm married, man, but don't do that. I'm married, too, but I'm just saying.

Angela Bassett, you're pushing me in the corner, man. Back that ass up, drop. I'm married to but this is them just saying Angela bassy you pushing me in a corner Contact between clubs just got to be a little space in between. I was arguing with somebody from New Orleans, arguing with my man Van. He's from New Orleans. I was arguing with him about Jay-Z's verse on high. Because he said in New Orleans, everybody was like, man, this is whack, man. I don't like Jay on this.

They did. For real. They did. Dog. I don't know what it was. It was the Tupac. You know, Tupac kind of made people in New Orleans not like Jay-Z. And Jay-Z ain't did nobody nothing.

You know, I was a Jay-Z fan. But when Tupac made all these dishes and stuff towards everybody, people felt like they had to choose. He was like, you got Pac riders everywhere. So all the Pac, New Orleans is full of Pac riders. They wasn't going to listen to Jay-Z. Oh, did he do that himself or did he reach out to Claire? He did it on his own.

Oh, so when you heard it, like everybody else? Yeah, I heard it like everybody else. Really? And then, you know, of course, Uni being so sleek with their business, they hurry up and put the remix on the album, add a couple songs, took one off and made it, put it on the album and record sales start booming. So where was you when you heard it for the first time?

Probably at Cash Money office. Probably at the office when they first played it to me and I'm like, what? Cause you know I was the real Jay-Z fan. Me and Wayne, we was listening to Jay-Z hard. Everybody else wasn't. They said, you gonna flip out when you see what happens, when you hear this.

And they turned that on, they said, you like the verse? I said, man, that's Jay-Z. I don't care about what he said. It's just a- I'm happy he loved it. I'm tripping. I like the verse. I like it man, that's Jay-Z. I don't care about what he said. It's just a trip. I like the verse. I like it too, but I'm just saying, you know, when I first heard it, the first time I heard it, I didn't

care what he said. I really didn't. I was just excited about the fact that somebody that I really like did a song with me. And then I felt like, now I can go to New York and get that real love. Because I was coming up here, and they was like, we like the song. When you going to do something else?

You know, it was high, and that was it. Matter of fact, when I came up here to the tunnel, Flex told me, well, not Flex, one of the guys back there said, look, if you don't sing just high, high only, they going to boo you. I'm like, what? He said, bro, they going to boo you, bro. I'm telling you. He sang that one song. I sung high three times. I They're going to boo you, bro. I'm telling you. Sang that in one song.

I saw it. I sung it three times. I rocked the crowd. Killed it. I tore it down. You did it three times. Three times. All right, we got more with Juvenile, huh?

When we come back, matter of fact, let's get into a mini mix. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. All right, that was a Juvenile mini mix. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Juvenile's mix. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club.

Juvenile's here. Yee. So now let's fast forward to this album that you and Birdman put together. So how did it even come about? Like, how did the conversation start? What made y'all decide to do this? How long did it take? Really, like, I'm going to say two weeks.

It really wasn't a conversation. I said, man, let's do a mixtape. You know, and after we got to, like, song number four, song number four started listening to it like look bro we could keep doing songs like this we got a sound we could do an album and i really think we could do a hell of an album because people it's just going to be so unexpected like we just popped up on y'all with a single and all of a sudden we got an album coming out i think it's just it's shocking to everybody because they didn't think me of all people would be doing an album with Birdman. People don't think we ever made friends.

That's weird, right? Many times in interviews you said y'all cool. People still don't want to accept it. I remember the last time I came here, I told them, we cool. I'm not tripping on anything. Birdman didn't want to come up here with you? Cut it out.

That's what I was asking. Cut it out. Why you look at me? I saw the shoot. Cut it out Why you look at me I saw the shoot Cut it out Man cut it out I got You got jokes

No I see that No I think he does Want to come back up here From what I've heard I wish he would have came I wish he would have came It would have been great Y'all doing any promo together

Yeah They were having music choice I mean I'm going to meet With him in the next hour So Oh so he's here And he didn't want to come see us Yeah he's having music choice yesterday. I mean, I'm going to meet with him in the next hour or so. Oh, so he's here. And he didn't want to come see us?

Yeah, he's here. He's definitely here. I mean, my birthday was last night. Yeah. It would have been real strange if he wouldn't have been in that part. We'd have had a cake for you. Yeah, they had a few things for me. I didn't see no features on the project.

Was that on purpose? Nah, I'm selfish, bro. Yeah. I done heard enough of these new cats already. What about your son? Why you didn't put your son on the album? Now you know what? He mad about that now.

I bet he is. He should be. He said, he said, now, now, now. You better do a remix. Now wait, let me clear it up. The own remix. He recorded a couple songs. I just don't know if, I don't know if they felt them like, you know what I'm saying?

I don't know if they liked them. You know what I'm saying? Who is they if nobody heard them? It's you. It's Slim and B and whoever make the choices on Slim, B probably, D-Rock. Yeah. How's your lyrical content changed? It's been a while. It's been a while. It's been of them? It's Slim and B and whoever make the choices on Slim B probably D-Rock.

Yeah. How's your lyrical content changed as you've grown? I'm a beast, bro. That's one thing I really, and I take pride in the lyrical content. So I'm a beast. But what do you talk about though? Like the same way like your circle changes when you travel? Yeah, just grown man. But I still give you stories. I like telling stories and scenarios that happen in my life. I like telling stories. Do you ever question any of your old lyrics, especially in this era? You be like, shit, I don't know if I should say that now.

Exactly. I mean, half the song's on 400 Degrees. I don't think I could. If I was writing a song right now, I don't think I would go that direction because that's not where I'm at in life. On Juve on Fire, you said, if I'm in a room with a bitch in the hood, I'm going to f*** her.

Like, man, I'm going to f*** my meat and get my n***a. Yeah. And it happened right there. Thank you, Charlamagne. F*** you, you ain't been in the room with me, Charlamagne. He keeps looking outside because his wife said, she can't hear you. She gonna hear it later.

She gonna hear it later. She gonna hear it. Trust me. She gonna walk out of here. As soon as y'all post it, do anything. She gonna know. No, that lyric comes up so much. Like when brothers be sitting around and we be questioning like,

oh, f***, we used to hear that Mayor Ray's gots wrong. I'm gonna tell you what Manny told me. Okay. Manny said, you know, Jewel, I'm going to tell you what I used to do. Manny said he'd just get in the car and turn that on and just look at him. You know what's happening. Keep repeating it. Keep repeating it.

Right now, we on our way over here. Stay on point, baby. Oh, my God. Are you guys going to go on tour for the album? Oh, definitely. Definitely. I'm trying to cancel some stuff now because, man, Mr. Live Nation.

I'm like, Live Nation? So we're going to be getting them kind of checks. Let me go on, cancel some of these shows. No, I ain't canceling. But, yeah, we're going on tour, though. And speaking of ain't canceling. But yeah, we going on tour though. And speaking of touring, you have some other tours that you're on as well. Yeah, Legends of Southern Hip Hop. That's one tour, and the other one is Legends of Hip Hop.

So we North and South with it. So who's on it? Me, 8 Ball, MJG, Too Short, Trina. That's dope. DJ Quick. I can't think of everybody. That's where you be seeing all them thick-ass older women that be dancing in the back that after. Oh Scarface.

Yeah, exactly, Scarface, yeah, exactly. That Roughrider tour, man, I feel like that should've been a documentary made about that tour. Yeah, because it was real, I mean, you know what's crazy? It was a successful tour when we actually did the shows. But after the Boston thing, they canceled all the shows of the West Coast. So we didn't ever make it to the West Coast with that tour.

It's this one video they always show from that show where y'all was calling women on stage and they always, you know what I'm talking about? I know what you're talking about. Birdman was like, I mess with men, too, or something like that. Oh, no, I don't remember that. I'll pull it up right now. Oh, don't do that.

I ain't gonna never agree to that. You heard something. Don't to that. You heard something. Don't entertain that. You probably heard something and thought you heard that. What video you thought I was talking about? What video? I'm going to show it to you. These niggas right here been f***ing with me all night.

I want y'all to come up here and f*** with me. Yeah, all y'all come up here and f*** with a niggas cool like that. I f*** with niggas too. I'm just asking. I don't know. That's how we talking on the week. Our thing is, I with you. Got you.

I don't know. He's just shouting out the guys and the girls. That's how we talk, though. We've been talking like this. So you tried it. You tried it. It didn't work. It didn't work.

This is the beauty of the interview. Yeah, for sure. Urban legends that are going off the hit. I with this too. I'm trying***ed with the f***ers too. Nah, bro. Nah. We don't get a chance. He didn't stick around. It's all love. I'm here.

You remember that night? I can't remember. You know how many nights he had? If you want to show me that s*** this night, I'm looking at that. Where does he find this stuff? I've been looking for that camera piece

for a long time. For real? Where that chain is probably. I probably got this story somewhere. My man Juvenile, the album is out right now. Just another gangster.

Just another gangster. It'll be out Friday, right? Yeah, Friday. Yeah, yeah. It's the Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee,

Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Shout out to everybody that picked up tickets to my car show again. I so appreciate it. September 7th is the date. And also, Charlamagne, you got a positive note? Yeah, man, my positive note is simply this, man. Always remember karma, okay?

There's no need for revenge. Just sit back and wait. Those who hurt you will eventually screw up themselves. And if you're lucky, God will let you watch. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag.

This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my god. What is that? Bullets. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. That's Escape from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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 deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together. Listen to Post Run High on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions, but you just don't know what is going to come for you. Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love. I forgive myself. It's okay.

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

Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.