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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.
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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.
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Have grace with yourself.
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Sleep tight, if you can.
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We're going to learn how to become better allies to each other. So join us each Saturday for Civic Cipher on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club.
What the hell is this, man?
Breakfast Club, bitches.
I'm glad they put y'all together.
Y'all are like a megaforce.
Y'all just took over every...
Wake your punk ass up.
This is Chris Brown.
I've officially joined The Breakfast Club.
Say something, mother...
I'm with it.
The world's most dangerous morning show, Breakfast Club, bitches!
Good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, G-Zambie. Charlamagne Tha God.
Peace to the planet.
It's Thursday.
Now, just so you guys know, we all go with ASAP rocking.
Yeah, the Breakfast Club is currently experiencing the 12 days of ASAP.
Where else did he say?
Oh, you forgot.
You didn't even see yesterday.
Yep.
Okay.
Monday, he sent flowers.
Tuesday, he sent a candle. Today, he sent flowers. Tuesday, he sent a candle.
Today, he sent us.
What is that?
This is some single malt scotch whiskey.
Yo, he smashed.
You think he smashed you?
It's for all of us.
Well, he smashed one of us.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
He smashed one of us because if he got us flowers and candles.
Whoa.
Flowers is the tester.
Candles is our been there.
Liquor, he smashed.
This is really sweet.
I don't know what ASAP is doing, but salute to ASAP Rocky.
Drop on the Clues bombs for ASAP Rocky.
It's the 12 days of ASAP going on at the Breakfast Club.
I don't know when these gifts are going to stop, but we appreciate it.
And I'm definitely about to eat me some breakfast and drink me some of that damn scotch.
I know that much.
All right.
Is that a stag on the scotch?
What's the name of that brand?
Glenn Fittich.
Let me Google this and see how much this costs a bottle.
It's aged 21 years.
Let me see it turn around.
I'm out here shouting him out, and he might have sent us something that's been aged for three days.
Hold on.
What does it look like?
As soon as I log on.
Just got here.
Ain't even get my green tea yet.
I'm not even a Scotch drinker.
I'm not.
But I'm going to be a Scotch drinker this morning, especially with that bottle over $100.
Wow, so that's how they met.
This guy's a thot over there.
I'm about to have myself give him a little expensive something, and he gave you anything.
All right, honey.
Now, today we got a special guest joining us from Night Of.
Well, I was going to say comedian.
Actor.
He's definitely not a comedian.
Michael K. Williams.
You can't just say from Night Of, though.
Let's be clear.
Omar from The Wire. Omar from The Wire.
Omar from The Wire.
That's probably his signature role.
Also Chalky from Boardwalk Empire.
And Freddie from Night Of.
Yeah, Michael K. Williams been around, bro, bro.
What's the name of that liquor?
Glinfidel?
Glenfiddich.
Did you say Zinfandel?
Glenfiddich.
Glenfiddich.
Glenfiddich might be about something, though.
What are you saying?
How much is it?
Hold on.
Price?
How big is that bottle?
What size is that?
It's big.
What size is that, Yee?
750 milliliters.
Price of 750.
Oh, my gosh.
This guy is a bird.
Milliliter bottle.
Hold on.
But he's terrible, but you want to know how much it is?
But how much is it?
My computer just started running slow.
Okay, now.
I'm confused now.
Regular price, $39.99.
Oh, now y'all don't want it?
See?
But you know what, though?
It is a malt whiskey.
I don't know the difference between a whiskey and a...
And ASAP, them used to drink 40s.
So they probably just...
They got a $55 bottle, too.
This guy is such a bird over here.
Well, this one is age 21 years, so you should look up that one.
Well, it's the thought that counts.
Thank you, ASAP Rocky.
Appreciate you, brother.
All right.
What you going to send tomorrow?
That's the real test with you, right?
That's the real test.
That's what happens when you spoil your hoe.
When you spoil your hoe, now she used to get gifts.
When the gifts stop, I don't know. All right. But it is what happens when you spoil your hoe. You spoil your hoe. Now she used to get gifts. What's next? When do gifts stop?
I don't know.
All right.
But it is very nice.
Thank you very much, and we appreciate it.
Word.
Front page news is coming up.
What are we talking about, Yee?
Uh-oh.
A hepatitis A outbreak.
We'll tell you what that's linked to.
Also, I told you I'm a little concerned about this tropical storm.
I'm supposed to go to Miami tomorrow, so we'll see what happens.
I'll give you an update on that. And get ready for the
holidays. What are the 25 hottest
toys for the holidays? Alright, we'll get into
that when we come back. Keep it locked. Wake your ass
up. And sorry, Beyonce,
it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Morning, everybody. It's
DJ Envy, Angela Yee,
Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Stop
interrupting my grinding. I love when
Beyonce says that part.
That's motivation in the morning.
Yes.
Well.
Okay.
All right.
Well, let's get in some front page news.
This guy is so excited over there.
All right.
Tropical Storm.
Now, they're talking about it's a big trouble for Florida over the weekend. Yeah.
Tropical Storm.
Her mind is going to be the first.
Her is mine?
Her mind.
Okay.
What's that?
Spanish?
H-E-R-M-I-N-E.
Yes, that's Spanish.
That's the first hurricane watch in four years for the west coast of Florida,
and that is happening today.
They're saying the tropical storm Hermine has strengthened
and is continuing toward the state.
They're saying in preparation for that storm,
a lot of coastal residents have been evacuated.
Schools and colleges are closed Thursday and Friday,
and officials have opened shelters for evacuees.
So they do expect it could become a weak hurricane as well,
and that would be the first hurricane to hit Florida in 11 years.
Spanish hurricane.
Run through Florida, destroy mad stores,
but don't touch nothing that sells Michael Kors.
By the way, did you see that Solange is now the spokesperson for Michael Kors?
Solange Spanish?
Solange ain't Spanish.
No, she does Spanish.
Oh.
She just likes it.
Oh, good.
Michael Kors is a very well-established brand.
You're just talking about the bag.
That's how you get your Spanish and Dominican fan base up.
That was that.
Start rocking Michael Kors bags.
Like, ooh, nice bag.
This guy's stupid.
I hit my Dominican homegirl yesterday.
I was like, why do y'all like Michael Kors so much?
She was like, I don't like Michael Kors no more.
I haven't liked Michael Kors since it's been in.
Okay?
Okay.
All right, well, fine.
What you into now?
Not Michael Kors.
Tory Burch.
All right, let's talk about hepatitis A.
It's Tory Burch.
I know her.
I follow her on Instagram.
Tory Burch?
Burch.
Hold on now.
Who am I talking about?
Hepatitis A?
Tory Burch used to be engaged to Liar Cohen.
I'm talking about Tori Bricks.
She's a designer.
Tori Bricks.
That's her name.
Oh, you're talking about...
Okay.
There you go.
I follow her on the gram.
Oh, my God.
Big difference between Tori Birch.
I got you.
This guy.
Hepatitis A outbreak that has been linked to strawberries and smoothies.
Now, this outbreak has been in Maryland, West Virginia, North Carolina, Oregon, and Wisconsin.
They said it is linked to the Tropical Smoothie Cafe.
That's a chain that has about 500 locations in 40 different states.
These strawberries were imported by the company from Egypt.
So, right now.
So, strawberry smoothies cause hepatitis A?
Well, the ones at Tropical Smoothie Cafe.
Really?
Yes.
Okay. All I wanted was some protein, and now I got hepatitis A? You got hepatitis at Tropical Smoothie Cafe. Really? Yes. Okay.
All I wanted was some protein,
and now I got hepatitis A?
You got hepatitis A.
You got to let you guys out.
Hey, salute the star
and the bean to it.
They just tweeted us
and said that the 750-milliliter
bottle aged 21 years,
what's that stuff called?
Glen Fittich.
$180.
Drop on the Clues box
for ASAP Rocky.
That's pretty expensive.
Oh, now you want some.
That's right.
When it was $34,
you didn't want it.
That's right.
Now let's talk about the top 25 gifts for the holidays.
Well, according to Walmart, okay, they said some of the top picks right now are the Num Noms lip gloss truck,
a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mega Lair playset, a Disney princess carriage,
there's a little live pets puppy for animal lovers,
and a Sky Viper streaming drone,
and a Razor PowerCore E100 electric scooter.
So those scooters are still in.
A whole bunch of different things.
You know, I don't know anything about any of these toys
except for the lip gloss truck.
Sounds like it'd be cute if you're into makeup,
if your child is into makeup.
And obviously everybody loves Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
First of all, I need Christmas to fall back.
Christmas always does this, and it's been doing this the past few years.
What do they do?
It always wants to get ahead of all other holidays.
Christmas, we know you coming.
We know you the big one.
But let's enjoy Labor Day.
Let's enjoy the iHeartRadio Music Festival weekend.
DJ, I mean, birthday.
Let's enjoy Halloween.
Let's enjoy Thanksgiving.
And then we'll get to you, Christmas.
And then we're going to give New Year's this proper respect.
Don't start this.
Don't be putting up these Christmas lights in September.
Don't start Christmas music on these radio stations in September.
Christmas, just fall back.
We'll get to you, okay?
I'm not going to lie.
After my birthday this weekend, I started bringing that tree up
because there's no sense in having a tree up for only two weeks.
That tree too heavy.
Speaking of your birthday, I seen you got a Ferrari yesterday.
It's not Tiger's Ferrari.
Yeah, we need to clarify.
Is that the Tiger Ferrari that was repoed? No, it's not Tiger's Ferrari. Yeah, we need to clarify. Is that the Tiger Ferrari that was repoed?
No, it's not Tiger's Ferrari.
You went and bought Tiger's Ferrari that got repoed?
No, I did not.
Man, drop one of Kool's bombs, man.
Clarify.
That man will go out there and get a deal.
Okay?
He will go get him a deal.
They repossessed Tiger's Ferrari, and you went and bought it?
The same day.
Now you're driving. This is different, bro. This is different. Ferrari and you went and bought it? The same day. Now you're driving.
This is different, bro.
This is different.
You and Tiger have beef
or something?
No, man.
Tiger's in L.A.
and I'm here in New York,
so you can't get a ship.
One day that fast?
First of all,
I'm not wishing you
a happy birthday.
There's no need to wish a man
who got a Ferrari
for his birthday
a happy birthday.
There's nothing that you got
with everything you need.
Okay?
There's no need for me
to say happy birthday.
You got a Ferrari.
Give Tiger back his car. That's not Tiger's car, you idiot. Okay? There's no need for me to say happy birthday. You got a Ferrari. Give Tiger back his car.
That's not Tiger's car, you idiot.
But that's front page news.
That's mine.
I work hard for that car.
Tell them why you're mad.
800-585-1051.
I'm mad that Envy bought Tiger's Ferrari and it got repossessed.
If you're upset and you need to vent, call us right now.
Maybe you had a bad morning or bad night.
Whatever it may be.
800-585-1051.
Tiger gonna send shooters at you, bro. Stop it.
That's embarrassing. Call us
right now. And he did it on behalf of Drake.
Drake gave you the money for it, didn't you?
800-585-1051 is The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
Hey, hey, hey, yo.
Hey, yo, good morning, yo. This is the Mad Rapper
son, for real. I'm mad and I stay mad.
I stay angry.
I stay heated.
I stay pissed off.
Tell them why you mad.
Breakfast Club, let's go.
I got like a public service announcement.
Uh-oh.
This has been happening like the past week and a half at my job.
If you know we close, do not come in 15 minutes before we close
and ask for some bullshit, liket, like, super hard thing.
But they can come in if you're still open.
Yeah, if you're open.
I did that the other day.
You're open.
You must work at the Apple store.
No, I actually work at an instrument rental place.
Like, I work with, like, classical instruments.
Listen, if y'all open, y'all open, boo.
Sorry.
No, I get it.
I take care of my customers.
I mean, I'm customer service oriented, but like, come on.
So you good with a flute, huh?
Now, guys, let me ask you a question.
I'm still taking that five-hour defensive driving course I told you guys I was taking a couple days ago.
Now, this is the last question.
Yes.
The blank calls for the driver to make a mandatory stop and then proceed when safe.
A, stop sign.
B, yield sign.
C, do not enter.
Or D, all of the above.
Stop sign, you idiot.
Stop sign.
All right, I'm just making sure.
I can't believe you hung up on a caller to ask us that dumbass question.
We were having a really great conversation because I was going to say,
I don't like when I go to a store and they're supposed to still be open for 10 more minutes
and they don't let you in.
Hello, who's this?
My name's JoJo.
Hey, tell him why you're mad.
Hey, JoJo.
I'm mad because I'm calling my baby daddy and he's not picking up the phone.
Ooh.
Uh-oh.
Maybe he's sleeping.
No, he's not sleeping because he was just on Snapchat.
Oh, well, he having sex with another girl.
Relax.
Maybe he was on Snapchat and fell asleep right after.
What's his name?
Say his name.
What's his name?
I don't want to say his name.
You need to say his name
and tell him to answer the damn phone. Maybe he'll
call you back in a few minutes.
Okay, hopefully. Alright, good luck, mama.
That's when you start sending him crazy text
messages and then he calls you back and you're like, oops.
Well, tell him while you're mad.
800-585-1051. If you're upset,
you need to vent, you can call us at any time.
And don't forget next hour, Michael
K. Williams from Night Of,
from The Wire. He'll be joining us.
Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
That was
Tory Lanez with Love. Morning, everybody.
It's DJ MV, Angela Yee,
Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast
Club. Now, Donald Trump, he's
trying to get in touch with black people?
Yes, Donald Trump is heading to Detroit now.
Some people thought he was going to be giving his first speech before congregants at the Great Faith Ministries Church in Detroit.
But it turns out that he's just going to show up because he wants to get the black experience.
Now, according to the bishop, he said, just like any visitor, there'll be a fellowship at the service.
He can talk to people one-on-one if he chooses to,
but he's not going to actually give a speech or anything like that.
By the way, Donald Trump, you've been to the Source Awards before, sir.
Has he?
Yes, you need to be talking about that, okay?
That's the black experience, all right?
I'm not saying you're not going to get a black experience in the church,
but that's just one part of the black experience.
You need to talk about being at the Source Awards as well.
And black people, don't fall for that, okay? Just like he went to Mexico to go well. And black people, don't fall for that. Okay?
Just like he went to Mexico to go talk to the president yesterday.
Don't fall for that.
That man don't give a damn about you.
This is O.J. Simpson all over again after he killed Nicole and nobody else wanted to accept his ass.
So he start going to Popeyes and throwing on dashikis and showing up to black churches.
All Donald Trump want is your votes.
Don't fall for that BS.
Okay?
Well, Bishop Wayne T. Jackson is saying that he's going to interview Donald Trump later that day without media or without the public present.
But it is a church, and the church is supposed to welcome everybody.
So he's allowed to go, but I'm not falling for it.
Should he wear the shiki today when he goes there?
No.
If he did that.
What's that bishop name again?
Bishop Wayne T. Jackson.
Now, we're watching you? Bishop Wayne T. Jackson. Now, we watching you, Bishop Wayne T. Jackson.
We don't want you to all of a sudden endorse Donald Trump
and then pull up in the same Ferrari that Envy just bought from Tiger
because Tiger got it repossessed.
I didn't buy that from Tiger.
We watching you.
We are watching you, Bishop Wayne T. Jackson.
Okay?
It's a similar color, but I didn't buy a Tiger.
Envy bought Tiger's Ferrari that Tiger got repossessed earlier this week.
Similar colors.
Did it come with Kylie?
No. But Kylie did buy Tiger a new car. She bought him a Bentley. It's the same color. It's similar colors. Did it come with Kylie? No.
But Kylie did buy Tiger
a new car.
She bought him a Bentley.
Yeah, Bentley truck.
Yep.
Go ahead and take that.
I'm going to get this.
All right, well,
we got rumors coming up.
What else we talking about, Yee?
Well, Bailey Curran
is still doing interviews, okay?
That's the woman
who got Chris Brown arrested.
Bitch is lying!
Man.
So we have some of that for you
and also a plea from Janelle Monae.
She just had a very unfortunate incident in her family, a death in her family.
And she wants us all to pray.
All right, we'll get into that when we come back.
Keep it locked.
Rumors on the way.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee.
Rumor has it.
On The Breakfast Club.
So listen up.
Well, Janelle Monae is praying for an end to gun violence.
Her cousin, who was a mother of three, was killed in a Kansas drive-by shooting.
Damn.
Yes.
She tweeted out, gun violence has struck home.
My beautiful first cousin was murdered.
She was a mother of three, loved by her community. Hashtag Natasha Hayes. Hashtag say her name.
And she's been doing that say her name, say his name movement, which emphasizes you have to remember the victims of crimes instead of reducing them to a statistic.
Did they catch the guy who did it?
I'm not sure about that yet.
Well, if they haven't, turn Turn him in I'm sure people in Kansas
Know who did it
It's an unidentified person
As of now
And we got
Like that's
The one thing we gotta eliminate
In the hood
Is that whole
Stop snitching
Stop snitching
Absolutely
Because all you're doing
Is recycling murderers
Like if somebody kills somebody
And you don't say something
You send them back in the hood
To possibly kill again
Get them off the street
Absolutely
Because guess what
If you don't
They could kill you
Or somebody that you love next.
Well, as of this report, the police
have not arrested any suspects.
And she hashtagged Kansas
City, hashtagged gun violence is still keeping
our city in a dark place. The fear of who
is next never leaves. Praying for
more light, help us. Nobody deserves
to lose their mother, sister, cousin, friend,
etc. to the hands of evil. Evil
has no race. Tell.
Tell.
Tell on the person who did that.
Why you want to share a Chick-fil-A with somebody
who done killed somebody for no damn reason?
You're right.
A mother of three.
Unless you're in that life
and you're a drug dealer and a murderer too.
Absolutely.
If you're not, tell.
But if you're a regular civilian,
let it all go.
And if you remember last year,
Janelle Monáe put out that song,
How You Talk About,
which she was naming the victims of police violence and hate crime?
Hashtag snitch.
Listen, by the way, Janelle Monae is absolutely the most beautiful woman in the industry.
Our prayers are with you and your family at this time.
Absolutely.
Janelle Monae.
All right, Chris Brown.
Bailey Curran is still doing interviews.
That's the woman who has accused him of pulling a gun on her at his home.
Now, most recently, she did an interview
on E! where she
expands some more, basically saying
the same things that she's been saying
about Chris Brown pulling a gun. And I think
she's also feeling the pressure from
his fans going in on her. People
really just don't believe her whole story.
I think that should be against the law. I don't think that you
should be able to go out and do interviews about a
criminal case. You should not be able to go out and do interviews about a criminal case.
You should not be able to go out and do interviews about a criminal case when that criminal case is just being opened and investigated.
Well, that's actually good for Chris Brown, but I agree with you. You shouldn't be able to talk about a case and just spew negativity, even though we don't know if it's true or not.
That would seem foul.
She should be able to be charged.
She's now saying that she believes that Chris Brown's hand was on the trigger. Oh, come on. When he allegedly pointed the gun at her.
And again, she's saying that this was after Chris Brown saw her admiring a piece of jewelry.
She said, y'all gonna stop playing with me like I'm the villain out here.
And she just wants to be very vocal.
She says, here is Bailey Curran.
And just said, I am so sick of you people.
Took out his gun and said, get the F out.
I'm going to blow your head off was his finger on
the trigger i do believe so i want people to know the truth um obviously he has a lot of support a
lot of fans who's gonna back him up and just think i'm some random girl wanting to be in the limelight
get some fame if you could what would you say to him right now i would just tell him he he very well
knows what he's done but it's not really fair to make himself out to the victim
when I had a gun in my face.
Tommy Bunce.
Bitch is lying.
This should be against the law for her to give interviews
because what if this case goes to trial?
Jurors could already be swayed by the lies
that this chick Bailey Curry is out here telling.
That is true.
And we don't know if she's the victim yet.
In my heart, I know she's lying,
but the law still has to prove that.
So yes, Chris Brown can act like a victim because he just might be.
Well, now, oddly enough, one of her quote-unquote friends, Christian Bonilla, has done an interview.
Now, right when all this happened, he had posted,
Just want to let you guys know I am okay.
I decided to decline all interviews.
I do not want any press attention.
I believe the situation should have been handled a little differently
and that Chris Brown should still have his privacy respected.
I was at Chris Brown's home with my circle.
We usually do not allow new people in, and this is a perfect example of why we do not let randoms in.
Yes, what Chris Brown did was wrong.
Yes, I was involved in a very sketchy situation.
I do not feel safe talking to anyone about details.
I just want to move past this and go on with my life.
Well, oddly enough, now he's done an interview with TMZ Live.
Of course.
And here's what he had to say.
There were text messages that she sent you that said,
this mother blank is about to go down.
You know, she was just angry about those situations.
She was hiding under a car.
We know Chris's people are saying that he never pulled a gun
and that this was revenge because she got thrown out of the party because she was acting crazy
and that she had actually texted somebody
that she was going to set him up by saying that he tried to shoot her.
I personally don't know what to think.
All right, so he did a whole interview with TMZ Live.
Now, Chris Brown has said this on his Instagram page
right before he put out a brand new song.
You know, all this bullshit ain't going on, man.
I'm going to just turn the other cheek, drop some music.
That's all he can do at this point.
And I really still think it's whack that cops made an arrest so fast
just based off hearsay.
They should have investigated this situation a whole lot more
because everything's starting to look oh so sketchy now.
But it's too late because Chris Brown done got arrested
and had to pay a $250,000 bond.
Right.
Well, here's Chris Brown's new song
that he put out,
What Would You Do?
What do you do?
What do you do?
Fighting for your life
and no one's on your side.
Yeah, baby.
I can't stand to lose you.
See you're in too deep
and don't know where to hide
What do you do?
Take a chance, chance, chance on your own
Pull me some of that damn scotch now.
What's that stuff called?
John Fittich.
Glenn Fittich.
Oh, Glenn Fittich.
Just to rock with y'all.
Pull me some of that scotch ASAP, Rocky Center.
But if you want to get that song,
that's on Chris Brown's Twitter page on his SoundCloud.
It's called What Would You Do?
What Do You Do?
He wrote What Would You Do on his SoundCloud.
Men got to stop letting their guard down for vagina.
You won't let a strange man in your house, but if your boy comes over with some strange chicks,
you welcome them with open arms because you're thinking with your little head and not your big one, okay?
All right, well, that is your rumor report.
I'm Angela Yee.
All right, thank you, Miss Yee. Now, when we come back,
we have actor Michael K. Williams.
You might know him from The Wire.
You might know him from Night Of, and he'll
be joining us when we come back, alright? Keep it locked.
It's The Breakfast Log. Good morning.
That was Rihanna with Needed Me. Morning, everybody.
It's DJ MV, Angela
Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast
Club. We got a special guest in the building.
One of the most underrated actors in the business, I would say.
All right, Mr. Michael K. Williams.
Yo, good morning, good morning, good morning.
So glad you made it up here because we felt like you were ducking us.
I'm not going to lie.
Why?
Ducking?
Do you know I take the iHeart app wherever I go?
I've listened to you guys, I swear to God, everything I love,
in London on the set of Assassin's Creed. Yo, you keep me grounded, man. I listen to all your interviews to God, everything I love. In London, on the set of Assassin's Creed.
Y'all keep me grounded, man.
I listen to all your interviews, man, whenever I can.
Any part of the world where I can get the iHeart app, I listen to it.
Well, thank you for that.
So you heard us having the conversation one morning when Justin Bieber said he didn't want to play a gay role.
A gay role, right?
Right.
Well, I missed that one.
Yeah.
I missed that one.
Your name came up a lot in it because I was like, it didn't hurt Michael K. Williams when he played Omar. Like, you one. Yeah. I mean, because your name came up a lot in it, because I was like, it didn't hurt Michael K. Williams
when he played Omar.
Like, you know.
Yeah, I mean, you know, I come from a, you know,
it was do or die, you know, Brooklyn.
The price is about, I'm going to kiss you.
What?
You cutting checks?
I'm from a different era.
We didn't have social media back then.
You had to get it popping.
So you never had any reservations about playing the role?
Man, listen.
I had reservations about not eating.
I found something in life that I gravitated to that kept my attention.
I was the kid that was always stepping in huge turns of manure.
These cuts in my face did not come from, you know, me selling, you know, the newspaper.
My newspaper route.
I was always getting into trouble and just could never get focused in nothing, man.
And the arts gave me something to believe in.
Something I could believe in myself and feel good about myself.
So, you know, it was just like I did anything.
I had no fear with this.
This is something that made me feel good about myself.
And let's keep in mind that role was an incredible role.
It was a very complex role. Like, really, being
gay was so secondary to who Omar
was in general as far as
being, like, the most gangster person on the wire.
I played it like, so what?
You know, my biggest concern with Omar
playing that character was to make sure that
people believed when I picked that gun up that
I was going to kill you. Because if you knew
me, everybody would know that Mike the Cream Puff dude,
I'm not that dude.
Anybody that grew up with me in Brooklyn, I would jump in the rope with you.
You know what I mean?
I don't care.
I was not the gangster.
So I wanted to make sure people, when I picked that gun up,
I had to believe that I could do that, show the audience believe that.
So what was harder to play, the gangster role or the gang role?
For me, it was definitely the gangster role.
I had to go somewhere and make
myself believe. What could make me believe that I
would want to kill somebody? And I had to find that
within myself. Omar was, I wasn't acting
in Omar. I got to go somewhere.
And it's dark. I locked in with Omar
because he was sensitive. He was vulnerable.
I didn't play him as the alpha male. I played
him like, you know, like, you know, which made him
connect to anybody, connect to him. If you push anybody
in the corner, they are going to retaliate.
They're going to attack.
It's the nature of life.
And Omar kind of played him from that,
this sensitive dude.
You can't hurt his feelings.
So you could see yourself with a man,
but not see yourself killing somebody.
I could see myself in love, bro.
I could see myself in love.
I didn't really get onto the whole male-female thing.
I looked at it, it was love. You know what I mean? And I didn't't really get onto the whole, you know, the male-female thing.
I looked at it, it was love, you know what I mean?
And I didn't have to walk in high-heeled shoes, at least not for that one.
Shout out to the cast of Triple Nine.
You have no problem playing any role?
Nah, man, you know, I've played a few gay characters, you know.
I called my agent the other day, I was like, you know, this question's gonna start coming up in a minute. You know, Happy Leonard,
Omar, you know, I got this joint coming
out, ABC, called When We Rise,
which is based on a true story.
Oh, I saw. That's the HIV
positive? Yeah, man. You know,
I had to lose weight. I lost, like, you know,
40 pounds for that role. Shout out
to Ken Jones, San Francisco,
the people that, you know, cast him. Now, how do you get that
energy out of you? And I mean this with all the roles,
because, I mean, you play Omar on The Y,
you play Chalky on Boardwalk Empire,
those were gangsters,
and you play a lot of gay roles.
How do you get rid of all of that energy?
Man, Charlamagne, I'm so glad you asked that
because, you know, I had to learn
how to wash my psyche, man.
This kid, my little brother, man, Atlanta,
21 years old, we was chilling in Atlanta,
I was on a set of Bessie, and the kid was like, he said, man, you look stressed out.
Do you meditate?
I was like, huh?
He said, man, you need to wash your brain, bro.
You know, you taking all these characters.
I was like, this kid told me this.
I was like, you got to wash your brain, Mike.
You know, so prayer, I had to get back in the Bible, man, just to get on my knees and just like wash.
I had to reconnect with my family, people who mattered to me.
I'm going to be 50 years old in November,
so I reconnected with my kids, you know, my older son.
You know, he had some issues, some situations I had to, like, you know,
family came first, and that kind of balances me out
with these dark characters that I play, you know.
And then, you know, you look at these,
where now where my career has brought me,
where I'm portraying, like,
a character like Freddie, that's my nephew,
Dominic Dupont, that's based on my
real life, Jimmy Roseman, my big
brother, who, these characters now,
the Knight of, you know, Black
Market, these are stories that
the universe is sending me to portray,
and it's like, they affect, they
impact, they have impacted my life,
my personal life, from one point or another,
whether it's me or someone who I love.
So I can't run from this no more.
How is your family life and your personal life?
Because you play those roles, you live those roles, and you've got to be a different person.
You know, I'm a work in progress.
I will say that much.
I just strive to be better than the dude I was yesterday.
I don't try to put too much expectations on myself because I'm...
How does your family look at you?
I'm still in the club.
Nobody's an angel.
I'm still in the club, man.
So I just take it one day at a time.
And you got to get a lot of...
Especially if you're playing game rules.
Just to make sure.
Just to check it out.
Just to make sure.
I'm not going to lie.
One night I was out with my friends right when The Wire was on.
And my girl was like, oh, there you go, Omar from The Wire.
And I was like, okay.
And then my other friend was like, you know, he's gay, though.
And I'm like, no, that's just a character that he plays on the show.
That's not him in real life.
And people sometimes do get that,
especially just when that was only what people knew you from initially.
You know, I'm going to keep it 100 with you, right?
You know, this last job I did out there in San Francisco when we rise,
it made me look at a lot of things in my life that had happened to me.
I'm a survivor of a molestation, and we're going to leave it at that.
Yeah, I did question myself, and we're going to leave that at that.
But where I've been is really nobody's business,
and what I do in my bedroom or have done in my bedroom,
I'm not at liberty to talk about that really,
but I will say this much.
I definitely had to look at some things in my life
and some questions I had in my life
that got aroused in me playing my characters.
So I'm there with it right now.
You know what I mean?
I like hearing you say that too
because there's a lot of kids
that are still trying to figure out their sexuality because of situations like that.
And themselves.
And they end up killing themselves because they're young.
But you're old and you're still dealing with it.
And I like the fact you say you're still a work in progress.
You're just trying to figure it out.
Man, I'm going to stay young at heart, man.
Big Jose, you know, young forever, bro.
I want to be wise.
I want to get wiser, you know, but I'm going to stay young and hard forever, man. I love youth.
Alright, when we come back, we have more
with Michael K. Williams. We'll talk about
his new show, Night Of
and more. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
That was Kent Jones with Don't Mind.
Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV
Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We have actor Michael K. Williams in the building.
Now, Yee?
I was watching Black Market, and I saw you in Newark
and going to the church that you say actually kind of helped save you.
I was surprised to hear some things on there.
Like, you know, people picture you, you're on TV,
and they automatically think, oh, he's got money, he's doing well, he's on TV.
But you said things weren't so great for you.
No, no, The Wire.
I lived in the projects in Vanderveer until the second season of The Wire
where I got evicted because I was on drugs.
You know, at that point in my life, I'm on a TV show.
I'm literally, I'm homeless.
You know, I mean, when I say homeless, you know,
shout out to Mom Dukes and my family that was out of state.
You know, it was either that,
my mother's couch was sleeping on my kid's bedroom floor on Staten Island.
The only place where I could really be myself,
because I had some issues.
I was working, you know, I was partying.
And the only place I can do that and be safe was with these dudes,
my brothers, you know, out there, Isabella in Newark, New Jersey, man.
Shout out to the Hill family. Those brothers took me brothers, you know, out there, Isabella in Newark, New Jersey, man. Shout out to the Hill family.
Those brothers took me in, you know.
And I had people who loved me who took me in,
but I really wanted to go back and live in the projects.
You know, shout out to my man.
And this is why you were on HBO every week?
I was on HBO.
I was hungry, man.
I was really, I made a lot of bad decisions early on in my career.
And it's the grace of God that, you know,
you only had no damn TMZ or me out there, you know?
Because I don't think them cameras was coming to the parts where I was at.
They wasn't rolling over there.
What kind of drugs were they selling in the 90s
that you had so many functioning drug addicts that could win?
Yeah, early 2000s.
DMX made $33 million.
You on the wire.
I'm a dinosaur, man.
There's very little I haven't done.
I got dinosaur blood in me, but my downfall, you know, I'll'm a dinosaur, man. There's very little I haven't done. I got dinosaur blood in me.
But my downfall, you know, I'll keep it real, honey.
It was coke at one point.
You know, yeah, I did smoke it.
It was the 80s, you know what I'm saying?
The 80s and 90s.
You know, we didn't have examples of crackheads.
It was shown to me as being something sexy.
You know, dudes and women on the dance floor with leather and suede and fox, you know,
hitting their personal pipe
on the dance floor,
throwing their hands up.
I thought that was sexy.
You know,
I was in them places
way too young,
you know,
and I saw way too much
way too early
and, you know,
I got a little turnt up,
but, you know,
send the grace of God.
I'm here today to talk about it.
How do you play those characters?
Because you play some
of those characters,
even in the night of,
you know,
you're using drugs
in the night of.
Does that bother you when you have to play those characters that a character
is like no i don't want to do that or you just like i'm acting once i believe the world is real
i mean you got to do it you got it you got to commit to it or don't do the job you know but uh
freddie was definitely yeah that beat me up let's talk about make you want to relapse yeah
yeah the word you had to keep it 100. Because you were cooking it up.
You were putting it together. Yeah.
I don't play with that. You know, it's real.
You know, those feelings when I've committed murder
in a character, I got... Those
emotions are real, bro.
If it looks real to you, it's because it felt
real to me. Right. You know,
and you gotta, like you said, what do you
do with those feelings, those emotions?
Those things create energy. You gotta... They have to go somewhere, and you can't keep them in you.
They'll cross you up.
Yeah, but you can't go around killing people.
You might get to have sex with a man.
You might get to do some coke, but you can't just kill people, Michael.
That is not cool.
You know what I'm saying?
Did it ever affect you getting to work on time
and taking care of your responsibilities?
A time or two, you know, but I would like to say that I have a pretty good track record
in my 20-some-odd years in this business.
I'm known for being on time, doing the work,
and being respectful.
All right, so Night Of.
Let's talk Night Of.
Let's talk Night Of.
I know you got some questions.
First thing I said was I was disappointed in the finale.
Let me ask you a question.
Why did you think that?
What made you think it was weak?
And what did you want to see?
I mean, because, I mean, for everybody who hasn't seen it,
there's a female that dies, and there's a guy in there
that they're trying to say that killed it,
and it's a hung jury, so he gets off.
The problem was, I want to know who killed the young lady,
because we never find out who killed the young lady.
It could have been him.
You find out in season two, right?
There's no season two.
Well, there is technically no season two, but that is true.
And to your point, you are correct.
There was a murder that went unsolved.
Right.
But what the writers, I think in my mind, what the writers were trying to show you was
we got to watch a whole nother crime happen while we're waiting for to see what happened
in the initial crime, which was how Nasir got treated in the judicial system.
That was a crime that we watched happen right in front of our eyes.
We didn't have to wonder who did that.
You know, our system failed that young man.
That man was innocent until proven poor.
Because had he had the money to get the powerful lawyers, the right lawyers,
it is my belief, what I've seen in past situations in this country,
that situation would have probably been handled differently
had he had the proper lawyers.
He went in there as a Muslim with no money
and having been accused of killing an Upper West Side white girl.
Done.
Yeah, basically.
And he had no record.
He was a good kid, college kid.
They had him as a flight risk.
The dude had no passport.
Where is he going?
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Tupac discovered you, right?
Pac found me with a Polaroid.
You know, in New York, shooting a movie called Bullet.
And him and Mickey Rourke, he was looking for a role to play the little brother.
Right.
And Pac saw a Polaroid picture of me.
I'll never forget this Polaroid.
It was, you know, back in the days you go to an audition, they put you on the wall, a Polaroid you.
Right, right.
I had a purple sweatshirt on with the word gravy.
My black butt with a purple sweatshirt on.
I don't know how this dude saw me.
Like an eggplant.
It had gravy on it.
Yeah, I mean.
So the dude saw me, but he reckoned he clocked the scar
and was like, yo, who is this dude?
And he said, yo, find this dude.
And in his words, he told me on the set, he told me
in the limousine
scene, he says, I saw your picture
and I saw the scar.
And he said, this dude looks thugged out
enough to play my little brother. And
he also went back and told the writer
because you remember he had the Slick Rick
eye patch on? He did that
because he said, yo, we both was bald headed.
You got the scar. I got the one eye. We yo, we both was bald-headed. You got the scar.
I got the one eye.
We brothers, we look crazy, right?
I was like, yeah, Pac, we look crazy.
We be crazy.
That was your man?
Y'all was close?
No, man, I was in awe of that brother.
I said very little around him.
I literally used to shake around him.
I was older than him.
All I wanted to do with this dude, honestly,
was just smoke a blunt with him. Really, I wanted to just be able to say, I smoked a blunt with Pac, man. I was older than him. All I wanted to do with this dude, honestly, was just smoke a blunt with him.
Really.
I wanted to just be able to say,
I smoked a blunt with Pac, right?
So I said, I got it.
I'm going to come to work tomorrow with the weed,
but no blunt.
And then I'm going to knock on his door and be like,
ah, I swear to you.
Remember that scene at How High?
This is before the movie was out.
I created this.
That stuff really happens.
So I was like, okay.
So I had my weed.
I knocked on his trailer
and he was in there.
He was in a conversation
talking to Stretch.
God bless the dead.
Stretch was in the trailer talking
and you could hear
it was a very passionate conversation.
I was like, what?
I said, hey Paco,
you got an extra blunt?
Nah.
Bam.
Closed the door.
He went back to his conversation.
I was like, man!
So you never got to smoke a blunt with him?
No, in a word, no.
I never got to smoke a blunt with him.
But you know what, though?
In his defense, he taught me.
I learned so much watching him work on the set.
I learned how to conduct myself on the set.
He was the first person I ever heard that say,
he doesn't come to the set and get in character.
Come prepared.
When I come on the set, Tupac is back in my trailer.
I'm the character now.
I learned that from him.
I learned how to speak up.
I admire anybody who met Pac, though, because Pac seemed like such a mythological figure.
Right.
All right, well, we have more with Michael K. Williams when we come back.
Keep it locked.
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Good morning.
I'm just going to keep it G with you, baby.
That was the dream. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. I'm just going to keep it G with you, baby. That was the dream.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We have Michael K. Williams in the building now.
Charlamagne?
How do you feel about the stand Colin Kaepernick took?
Why not standing for the flag
because of all the social injustice that's going on?
Oh, you know, I respect him.
I got to respect all the athletes
because, you know, for years, we were told to be good boys, good boys and girls.
And don't, you know, don't smoke, don't drink and don't say nothing.
Don't you dare open your mouth.
Just smile and nod for the camera.
Be happy to be here.
And, you know, I respect these athletes today who are speaking up.
But, you know, like Spike Lee put on his Instagram, it's been going down like in the Olympics who rose their hand.
You know, so, I mean, that's his constitutional right.
Absolutely.
I respect him for shining light on what he sees is a problem as a biracial adopted child who had a privileged life.
I respect him for taking the time out, for using his platform, his five minutes to shed light on something that matters to him.
Because this is the time that we find ourselves in a view that i have on for instance the black lives matter situation right
the movement excuse me obviously it is not cool for white cops to constantly over and over again
on tape kill unarmed black people okay we know that i am i mean straight up and down, and then get away with it. That's messed up.
It is also messed up that Chicago,
we are in August,
and they are at 450
some odd murders, all black,
all by the hands of other blacks.
I think they had, what, 80 last month, right? Yeah.
I mean, we can't
march for one and not march for the other.
So when you tell me that Black Lives Matter, what do you
really say? What are we really saying here?
We only march when someone else kills our children?
What happens when you kill my son?
There's a pain in the community.
Our kids are in pain.
You know, I watched the Get Down.
And I was, oh, my God.
That young man, that monologue, whoever wrote that speech for that brother, man, bravos.
He said, our young people are not the problem.
We're the solution.
When he spoke at the Bronx.
Powerful words.
I mean, I got goosebumps right now because that's where I'm at with it.
I don't like it when the white cop kills him.
I don't like it when Raheem from Apartment 6F killed him.
I don't want my kids bleeding on the street, bro.
Stop it.
It's disgusting.
So I'm coming at it from a different, in my mind,
it's a different perspective, a broader perspective.
And I'm not trying to offend nobody, but it sickens me.
People act like we can't walk and chew gum at the same time.
You can go out there and protest against police brutality
and go out there and stop all people from killing each other.
It's perfect. We can do other. Like, it's perfect.
We can do that.
Yes, we have to.
We have the resources.
And we have to.
We have to because at this rate, we're going to lose.
You know, we're going to lose.
And, you know, and let me go on the record.
You know, I love my kids.
I'm an avid, avid sponsor of the village concept.
I come from that, man.
I love my kids.
I love your kids.
I love your kids.
You know, I want you to love my kids. I love your kids. I love your kids. You know, I want you to love my kids.
I push my kids on everybody.
My friends know, my kids got all my friends' numbers.
Almost every friend in my book, famous or non-famous,
either auntie this or uncle that,
because I want you to raise my kids' discipline.
You see them out there wilding or acting out of conduct.
Oh, no, I agree.
I'm the same way.
I mean, I have friends that can pick up my kids from school and take them to there wiling or acting out of conduct oh no I agree I'm the same way I mean I have friends
that can pick up my kids
from school
and take them to their games
because it should be
like you said
it has to be a village
that raise a bunch of kids
especially for us
who are entertaining
that are traveling
and working
and they need their
father figure
and sometimes they might
need to smack them
in the back of the head
and say fix up
absolutely
yeah man
what happened to
the old Dirty Bastard movie
I don't think that's
going to happen anymore
for a number of reasons.
I think we got to it in the 11th hour.
We were almost at the finish line.
I think something happened with his wife
and the rights and the producers.
Even if that did turn around
and start heading back in my direction,
how old was ODB when he passed, when he left us?
You older than him.
Way older than him.
You see where I'm going with this, right?
You see my...
This is not makeup.
You know what I mean?
I'm like, come on.
I think there's a younger brother
who could do it justice
and bring him to life.
I'm moving on, man.
I got my eye on Miles Davis right now.
Oh, wow.
Now, people are going to kill me
if I don't ask,
how did you get this car?
Oh, I was in a bar in Jamaica, Queens
on my 25th birthday,
and I got really drunk,
and I entertained the conversation that I would have normally ignored had I been sober, and I got jumped.
The crap beat out of me, and that's literally what happened to the dude.
How I got cut in my face, dude spit a razor.
He kept saying, what, what?
In hindsight, what he was doing was he was getting that that razor ready and i was like dude
and i remember my last words him was julio we all black man well why why we got to be like this man
we'll be all brothers why are you in my face like this bro my thought was that's all you got are you
trying to smack dudes now and i went in he kept cutting my friend who dragged me out, he got cut too.
He was the first one to tell me my face was cut.
He's like, yo, Mike, you're going to be all right, though.
And I was like, what?
I said, you still got a little touch on your face, but I thought I was sweating.
And I went like this.
I was like, oh, word?
So I went back to fight more, right?
Because I lost my mind.
I lost my mind.
But I saw my friend was, he was barely standing.
He had lost so much blood, so I thought he was going to die there.
And so I said, so we got in the car, and thank God,
we drove to the hospital, and the rest is history.
You need to be working on your biopic.
Talk about old dirty mouth.
God bless them, but damn.
Man, well, we appreciate you joining us in the stories today.
I know.
Are you still a great dancer?
I still boogie.
You know, I'm a house hair, you know?
Yeah, I'm a house hair.
While y'all was in the tunnel,
I was down the block at the sound factory.
You know what I mean?
You need a role that incorporates some dancing or something.
I would love that, man.
How you playing that?
See, that's the problem.
You playing all these gay roles
and they ain't did a dance role yet.
I ain't done a dance role yet.
What you doing, man?
All they got me doing is kissing dudes
and busting guns, man.
I got gotta do something
I can dance
I can dance
You know what I'm saying
Was it for Madonna
Did you dance for Madonna
I didn't dance for her
I was in the video
Those secrets
By the time I did
The Madonna video
I was like
I was the dude
With the scar
You know
They thought I was a model
But uh
Now I danced for
I thought you were Seal
Yeah
I ran with that though
Cause Seal gave me
No I said These are tribal, I ran with that, though, because Seal gave me... No, I said, these are tribal markings.
I'm from that same tribe as you are.
I'm dead serious, bro.
I used to say that.
I used to say that because I didn't want to tell that long story.
We appreciate you joining us.
Yeah, man, thank y'all for having me, man.
Keep doing what y'all do, man.
Thank you, brother.
I love y'all, bro.
All right, it's Michael K. Williams.
It's The Breakfast Club.
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What you about to say?
Oprah.
I'm just going to quote some things she said,
but I don't know if you want to hear this.
Unless you want to hear your mom talking about her sex life.
All right.
Oprah has sex?
Oprah was talking to People Magazine,
and she talked about recently losing all the weight that she lost.
You know, she works with Weight Watchers.
And she said it has affected her bedroom action with Stedman. She said, I would like him
to pick me up and carry me to the pool.
I've lost enough weight. He can pick me up
and carry me to the pool. I can straddle
him without breaking his back.
Wow.
Drop one of Kool's bombs for Oprah.
Oh, freak.
You know my last name is Pinkett Smith.
When Freeno's called her, Mama gotta have a life too.
But you talking about losing weight, Stedman gotta lose some years. That's something y'all should have did 20 years Smith. Winfrey knows Carter. Mama got to have a life too. But you talking about losing weight.
Stedman got to lose some years.
That's something y'all should have did 20 years ago.
Stedman bought 75 years ago.
Don't you hate.
Don't hate.
She straddled that man.
Okay.
Oh, freak.
Can't just be asking a 75-year-old man to pick you up, you know, at any given time.
Okay.
My knee's bad.
Now, just recently, she also spoke to Entertainment Weekly, and she talked about the sex scenes
in Queen Sugar.
And by the way, that's going to premiere September 6th
and 7th on OWN. And she said
I'm going to get Stedman to unhook my
bra and see what happens.
Put your hand in my pantyhose
and let's see what happens.
My mama ain't say all that.
Why are you putting words in my mama's mouth?
Mama Oprah did not say that.
Why are you putting words in my mama's mouth?
I guess there's a lot of things that go in there.
She ain't say that.
Well, shout out to Oprah, man,
just for being open
and out there.
She's had some sex scenes
in her new show,
so we got to keep it real
in real life, too.
Mama got to have a life, too.
Oprah has sex, okay?
And the fact that Stedman
has never spoke about
their sex life,
and it's been a century,
drop one of the clues
bomb for Stedman, damn it,
because I can't name
too many men that would
have had sex with Oprah
and not told everybody.
All right.
I didn't know people still wear pantyhose really like that.
Mary J. Blige is going to be on a new show.
Well, not a new show, but she has a new role on How to Get Away with Murder.
Now, that show returns September 22nd, of course, on ABC's Shonda Rhimes show.
So she'll be on that.
I don't know exactly what she's doing on there, but she's on season three.
She's also going to be starring in the World War II
based dramatic film Mudbound.
Alright, so shout out to Mary.
That was good for the MJB. Sleuth to Mary J. Blige.
You know, she just filed for divorce
recently after being married for 12 years.
I guess she's keeping super busy
as she should. The legend Mary J. Blige.
Alright, Chris Brown, we already
told you he put out some new music,
so we want to make sure
we get that for you.
Now, he was on his Instagram.
When things are going wrong in life,
what's the best thing
for you to do as an artist?
Release some of your art.
Well, here is his new song
that he put out
on his Twitter page.
It's called
What Would You Do?
What do you do?
Fighting for your life
and no one's on your side
Yeah, baby
I can't stand to lose you
See you're in too deep and don't know where to hide
What do you do?
Dance, dance, dance on
He should call it What Do You Do instead of What Would You Do
I thought it was called What Do You Do
He says What Do You Do, but it's called What Do You Do instead of What Would You Do. I thought it was called What Do You Do.
He says What Do You Do, but it's called What Would You Do.
All right, well, the woman, Bailey Curran,
we all know her now for being the person who got Chris Brown arrested and claiming that he pulled a gun on her.
They have all kinds of other stories about her.
Now, one of her former roommates says that she has a history
of making up stories about people threatening to kill her.
According to Princeton
Roseboro, he said that Bailey Curran filed a restraining order saying that he tried to hire
a hitman to take her out and that he physically hurt her by pushing her head against a bedroom
wall hard enough to call an ambulance. Now, the judge did give her a temporary restraining order,
but when it came time to go to court for the formal hearing, she did not show up.
So that restraining order was lifted. According came time to go to court for the formal hearing, she did not show up. So that restraining order was lifted
according to her old roommate, Princeton.
He's saying that Bailey was about to physically
attack his girlfriend. All he did was restrain
her. He never pushed her. And he even
submitted photos after the incident, which showed
no signs of injury. So the case
was dismissed. I love it, man. Do it.
Keep giving us all the
dirt on this young lady. Keep throwing her stuff
out there. Do her the way that they do black men when they get in trouble.
She does seem like a very troubled individual.
Seems like. No, she is.
She is.
She is a very troubled individual.
And that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee.
All right. Thank you, Miss Yee.
Charlamagne!
Yes.
We giving that donkey to...
Donkey of the day is going to a young lady named Kellyanne Conway.
That's Donald Trump's campaign manager. I need her to come to the front of the congregation. going to a young lady named Kellyanne Conway. That's Donald Trump's
campaign manager.
I need her to come
to the front of the congregation.
We'd like to have a word with her.
And we need to pray
for white women this week, man.
It's been a very, very bad week
for white women.
Amen.
Between Britney Spears'
performance at the VMAs,
Tommy Loren and her dumb comments,
Bailey Curran,
and now Kellyanne Conway.
I do not know what's going on.
We need some better
white woman representation
out here in these streets
right now. Okay. Y'all had a bad week. We'll some better white woman representation out here in these streets right now.
OK, I had a bad week.
We'll get into that when we come back.
Keep it locked.
It's the breakfast.
Good morning.
It's time for Donkey of the Day.
I'm a Democrat.
So being Donkey of the Day is a little bit of a mix.
So like a donkey.
Donkey of the Day. a little bit of a mixed place. So like a donkey. Keyhole. Donkey of the day.
The practice club, bitches.
Now I've been called a lot in my 23 years, but donkey of the day is a new one.
Yes, donkey of the day for Thursday, September 1st,
goes to Donald Trump's new campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway.
By the way, this has been one of the worst weeks for white women I can remember in a long time.
I mean, Mercury is in retrograde, but damn.
Third day in a row a white woman is getting dunkier today.
It was Tommy Laurent, Bailey Curran.
I got to throw in Britney Spears' terrible performance at the VMAs.
And now Kellyanne Conway?
Now, the thing about politics, not even just politics,
the thing about this era we live in is nothing ever dies. Nothing ever truly goes away. Anything you did in the past can and will
come back to haunt you. Now, Kellyanne Conway is not exempt from this rule, especially being
Donald Trump's new campaign manager. Now, you are the campaign manager for someone who has offended
everybody from Mexicans to Muslims to African-Americans to women, a man who has one of the most unpatriotic slogans ever, which is make America great again.
That slogan is basically saying that you're not proud of the current system of things in America.
And that America as we know it right now is not great.
But I don't see anyone telling Donald and whoever embraces this slogan to leave America if you don't think it's great.
They've been telling Colin Kaepernick to leave America all week for expressing the same sentiment.
That America as we know it in its current state isn't great for everyone.
But when Colin Kaepernick says it, he's unpatriotic and should leave if he doesn't like it.
But for Donald and his supporters, it's perfectly fine.
Now, you would think Donald Trump would hire a campaign manager. Matter of fact, this is his third one, by the way, his third one.
You would think he would hire a campaign manager who isn't as
inflammatory as him with their remarks, but nope. During a PBS panel discussion in 2013,
these words have come back to haunt Kellyanne Conway. She made these comments about women
getting raped. She couldn't keep up with the physical endurance. Now, if you're suggesting
that physical fitness experts say it's different, I'll accept that Bonnie, except to say that we should not have the girl's version
and the boy's version of that physical fitness test. I want the best prepared military regardless
of gender. But I'll tell you if physical fitness, if we were physiologically, not mentally,
emotionally, professionally equal to men, if we were physically physiologically as strong as men rape would not
exist you would be able to defend yourself and fight him off and also well i don't know where
we need to go to that comparison okay uh i would first like to say that kellyanne conway is right
if women were as strong as men they could fight off rapes i also would like to say that if kids
were as strong as adults they could fight off pedophiles also if i got bit by a radioactive
spider i could climb walls like Spider-Man.
If I had the same healing powers as Wolverine, I would never have to buy a Band-Aid.
If I got caught in a blast of gamma radiation, nobody would want to make me angry
because you wouldn't like me when I'm angry because I would turn into a big green diesel-ass monster.
The point I'm trying to make, Kellyanne Conway, is what the hell are you talking about
and why are you talking about it?
When I'm discussing real problems like rape, I would like to discuss real solutions, okay?
Not blame rape victims because they aren't physically as strong as their attackers.
Like, I know you got raped, but it's your fault.
This wouldn't happen to you if you could bench 250 and squat 315 pounds like a man, okay?
Play Kellyanne Conway one more time.
Play it again.
She couldn't keep up with the physical endurance.
Now, if you're
suggesting that physical fitness experts say it's different, I'll accept that, Bonnie, except to say
that we should not have the girls version and the boys version of that physical fitness test.
I want the best prepared military regardless of gender. But I'll tell you, if physical fitness,
if we were physiologically, not mentally, emotionally, professionally equal to men, if we were physiologically as strong as men, rape would not exist.
You would be able to defend yourself and fight him off.
Well, I don't know why we need to go to that comparison.
I love it to end when the woman says, I don't know why we need to go to that comparison.
Because I love when someone says in the moment exactly what I'm thinking.
What did that fantasy ask, not the reality of the situation?
Damn, Kelly Conway must have been high as hell to have said that dumbass remark,
have to do with anything.
Hey, ladies, you know what else?
You wouldn't have to sit when you pee if you had a penis, okay?
Kelly Ann Conway on TV making statements that people sit at home and think when they're high.
And then after they think them, they realize to themselves how dumb it sounded.
And then they say out loud, man, I'm high as hell.
And did you catch that stutter?
Play it up to that stutter?
Play it up to the stutter.
Play it.
In physical fitness, if we were physiologically,
not mentally, emotionally, professionally equal to men,
if we were physiologically... See, see, see, see, see, right there
is when you're supposed to stop yourself, okay?
If you don't have a stutter,
and you're trying to say something,
but you find yourself stuttering,
that's God giving you a chance to think about it, okay?
But she didn't listen to herself.
She just kept speeding over the speed bump and ran right into a brick wall.
She had an out.
Please give Kellyanne Conway the biggest hee-haw.
Hee-haw.
Hee-haw.
All right.
And salute to all my white women out there.
I know Mercury isn't retrograde, but damn, y'all really have been having a bad week, okay?
We need some better white women representation going forward, okay, to make up for this week that y'all really have been having a bad week, okay? We need some better white women representation going forward, okay,
to make up for this week that y'all had.
And I know why.
The frustration is setting in because Labor Day is coming up,
and you know the rules.
You can't have sex with any white women after Labor Day.
It's in the Constitution.
I didn't make this up.
It's in the Constitution.
Definitely.
What Constitution?
It's in the Constitution.
The one that Ryan Lochte and Bailey Curry wrote.
It's in that one.
All right.
That might be.
All right.
Well, thank you for that donkey of the day.
Now, when we come back, ask Yee if you need relationship advice or any type of advice.
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Good morning.
The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.
That was Drake Riri with two.
Good morning, everybody.
It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
It's time for Ask Yee.
805-8505.
Hello.
My name is Monique.
So I'm from South Carolina.
South Carolina. South Carolina.
Hey, I just got stationed back at Fort Jackson,
and I'm dating this new guy,
and I want to introduce him to my parents.
Okay.
The only thing is that he's white, and my parents do make a lot of comments about mixed race,
especially my mom,
especially if a black man is with a white woman.
So, but I really care a lot
about him, and we have some of the same
goals. He's in the Army, I'm Navy,
and my
daughter loves him a lot. Oh, wow.
So, he already met your daughter, so this is official.
There's not no new,
I don't know where this is going. This is your man.
Yes, yes. And he makes
me very happy. Like, this is the first man that
he respects my wishes because I am
celibate and he respects, you know,
all that. Well, that's good. Shut up, Shalem.
Because you can't have sex with white people after Labor Day, so that's good.
Now,
have you told your parents? Did you give
them a heads up? Hey, I have a boyfriend.
I haven't told them anything. Like,
when I say, well, me and Zariah
are going out or, you know, me and my daughter are going this place or that place,
we end up with him.
I want to ask you something, because there's a difference, okay?
Because, you know, my dad is Chinese, my mom is black.
Obviously, everybody makes a lot of little jokes all the time.
Even in my family, they're sometimes inappropriate,
but you know how family is.
Now, are they jokey-jokey about it, or are they dead serious,
like we don't like white people?
No, they're not like that either because my family is so mixed.
Like I have a lot of cousins and different things that are mixed race.
They just don't end up staying with the other spouses.
I think this is what you need to do.
Give them a heads up, right?
Say, hey, Mom, Dad, I want you guys to meet my boyfriend.
We're very serious.
You know, your grandchild loves him, right say hey mom dad I want you guys to meet my boyfriend we're very serious you know the child my
your grandchild loves him but please don't make him feel awkward y'all can make him feel awkward
later once he knows you a little bit better and we're joking around but him coming here for the
first time please you know it's important to me and just let them know that because if as long as
they don't maliciously not you know have an issue and like said, there's a lot of mixed things happening in your family.
I think it should be fine.
But, you know, people understand sometimes, too, that families have jokes.
Right.
So hopefully as long as he's in on the joke and not being made fun of, he should be okay with it.
Because I think people understand that.
People understand family.
People understand jokes.
People understand the situation could be humorous and awkward sometimes at the same time, and
y'all are going to have to deal with it. So as long as it's
not anything that is mean-spirited.
Right, okay.
And that's great, because listen, I'm happy
for you that you found somebody that loves you and respects
you, and that your child loves also.
Yes, I'm very happy.
Alright, well good. You better buy him a Black Lives
Matter t-shirt and teach him how to make a good mac and
cheese dish. And listen, when you, and as long as you warn your parents, also warn him.
Be like, look, I'm bringing you home.
You're white.
It's going to be a little bit, you know, funny sometimes,
but just roll with it.
Yeah, he has a little flavor, though.
He's from Louisiana.
Okay.
All right, cool.
He got a little flavor.
Wait till you go to his house.
That doesn't mean he can quote 21 Savage every now and then.
That's all.
All right.
He know I there a shot album coming out tomorrow.
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That was Tory Lanez with Love.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ MV, Angela Yee.
Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We're in the middle of Ask Yee.
Hello, who's this?
This is Darren Yee.
Yes.
I've been with my girl for about,
got on and off for like three years.
Before we were there, before we broke up the first time, she was like real affectionate,
real, you know, lovey-dovey and things of that nature.
And we got back together and she went through some things.
And when we broke up the first time, I lied.
You know, I lied.
And I went into the second part of the relationship to go in with her and do the right thing.
Now, I done been amazing.
Like, I done moved mountains.
I done dropped planets.
You've been amazing.
I done gave to the moon.
Yes, I've been amazing.
Like, the most amazing man you could think of, do it all.
I bring home the bacon.
I take the bacon.
I pay everything.
I do what I'm supposed to do.
I'm just saying, why is it that now she's not affectionate
that she was like she was before?
Or is it wrong for me to expect affection from her
in the same manner that I give it to her?
She's not that anymore.
Okay, but she is somewhat affectionate.
She's just not how she used to be.
She's somewhat affectionate, but she's not how she used to be. She's somewhat affectionate,
but she's not how,
yeah, exactly.
She's not, well,
to an extent, like,
not even, like, really affectionate.
It's more like, you are affectionate.
I don't know.
She's kind of affectionate.
She's affectionate, but just,
she's not like all over me how she used to be.
And you need more attention.
I need more intimacy. You know, I need that third. Like, what is it? Do you used to be, and you need more attention. I need more intimacy.
You know, I need that third.
What is it?
Do you want to be holding hands?
Do you want to be just kissing and hugging and cuddling?
Or is it more than that?
Is it sex?
Fallatio?
No.
Well, it's Fallatio, Charlamagne.
Yes, you damn right, Fallatio.
Okay, so you consider Fallatio showing affection.
You're basically saying in the bedroom, it's not like what it used to be.
You're not just talking about showing affection.
Actually, it's more than what it used to be in the bedroom.
Okay.
I just need that intimacy.
I want her to open up to me more.
But you feel like her guard is up because of things that you've done.
Exactly.
Exactly.
Like, emotionally, I feel like she's not, you know,
connecting with me
on an intimate level.
How long has it been
since y'all got back together
after doing some things?
It's been like
a year and a half.
But has it improved
during that time?
Like, it started off
a little shaky
and it's been getting
better and better?
Actually, it has improved.
We do more things.
I can tell, like,
she's doing actions,
but I don't know.
I just feel like we're missing that communication stamp, that communication stamp with each other.
And I don't know how to open that up.
Okay, well, it looks to me like you done messed up, right?
And now she has her guard up just a little bit, but it takes time to knock that wall back down
because it takes one incident for a girl to put her guard up,
and then sometimes it takes a lot more than that
for you to work past the mistakes that you've made, right?
Really?
Now, you are doing the right thing by constantly being loving,
constantly being affectionate,
and showing her all the time that you really care
and that you're not going to mess up again.
True.
I treat her like a queen.
Right.
As you are supposed to because that's your woman,
and you're very happy to have her back.
But I think it's just a work in progress. That always happens.
First of all, it's great that you managed to even get her trust back at all,
but it takes sometimes years to build it back to what it used to be.
At least she's making the effort. At least things are constantly improving and you should be happy about that.
Yeah, absolutely.
Things are getting better. They're not getting worse, right?
No, they're not getting worse.
Okay.
So what you need to do, sir, is never mess up again, okay,
the way that you did before.
Keep doing the things that you're doing to show her that you're affectionate.
And sometimes there's little things that you can do, like, you know,
maybe y'all want to take a class and learn how to give massages together.
That's always a good thing to do.
So that's something that you could do for her and then she could do for you.
It kind of forces you to be more intimate,
but it also is you learning something and doing something
together. Okay.
You know, and set up some
really nice romantic things for you guys to do
together at home or even get a hotel for
the weekend. Just things that y'all can do together
that you set up, that you
plan. Women really love when guys plan
things more than just even just buying me things
and taking me places.
Plan something.
Plan something really special
and just keep on showing her how special she is.
And Yee, do you have any advice for her?
I know I got to gain her trust
and I know I got to continue doing what I'm doing,
but is there anything,
like can she give a little more
and show that she knows that it's this and this is going in the right direction?
I think the main thing for you guys is to always keep the lines of communications open and you should always check in with her.
Ask her, be like, hey, I just want to make sure everything's going well.
If there's anything you need me to be doing that I'm not doing, please let me know because I want to make sure you understand how much you mean to me.
Those are things that you need to communicate.
And actions are great, you need to communicate.
And actions are great, like showing your actions,
but if there's anything she wants to get off her chest,
just let her know that it's open for her to talk to you all the time.
She can tell you anything, and she can ask you anything.
All right. I appreciate it.
All right. Good luck. Thanks for being a good man.
See, and sometimes just because a guy messes up or because a woman messes up doesn't mean a relationship
is over. If he can work through it, then you can work
through it. The moral of the story is give your man
fellatio. Okay, hug me with your jaw,
ma. Hug me with your jaw, ma.
He said everything's great in
the bedroom. Tell your tongue follow my penis
on Twitter, ma. Put a
crease in your cheeks with my meat, ma.
The real moral of the story is
when you mess up, you gotta pay the consequences. Massage my manhood with my meat, ma. The real moral of the story is when you mess up, you got to pay the consequences.
Massage my manhood with your mouth, ma.
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Yes, we are going to talk about an incredible breakthrough.
Find out who used to have diabetes and is no longer diabetic.
Also, Kat Williams, what is this that's being claimed in a new lawsuit?
Somebody said that he kidnapped her and then had a gang-style attack on her.
Okay, we'll get into all that when we come back.
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The Breakfast Club.
Well, Ray J is, of course, defending Chris Brown.
Now, we all saw the Instagram post that he put up because he was at Chris Brown's house when everything happened.
Well, now he is saying Chris is my homie and I just can't let people have this pile of negativity going on with his name.
And he said we were creating, we were getting tattoos.
We were talking about my new project.
We were talking about so many different positive things in a tech community
that we can do together for the community.
So it just hurts my feelings when things get derailed with stuff like that.
So that's it.
He said, listen,
I can't say what's truthful or not because I have never seen that happen.
And I was right there.
So I don't want to comment.
So basically he was saying what Bailey Curran is saying.
He doesn't want to comment on it, but he didn't see any of those things take place.
Well, Tommy Bunz can comment on Bailey Curran.
Bailey Curran, we all know exactly what is going on with Bailey Curran, okay?
We know exactly what it is.
Now Ray J went on to say,
Bitch is lying!
He said,
It hurts my feelings.
You work so hard to try to get better and a small little lint of a story that you don't
even know is even real or not
can affect you this much without even
getting the facts. And drop one of the clues bombs for my
guy Ray J. I saw somebody on Twitter yesterday saying
that Ray J is responsible
for basically saving the Breakfast
Club when he called in to rant
and I want to tell that person on Twitter, you're absolutely
right. He did. Alright.
He helped us so much. Shout out to Ray J.
My guy Ray J, damn it.
During that time.
Okay, now Drake and Rihanna fans went a little bit crazy
when they saw this drakeandrianna.com website.
There was a countdown clock.
They were saying they were doing a collabo together.
Well, it turns out that whole thing was just a hoax by Joanne the Scammer.
Here's what she said.
I am very pissed off.
You acted like you were not at the VMAs only to surprise everyone Here's what she said. I'm prettier and more iconic. So f*** you. And our relationship is over. Wait, so Joanne...
I'm confused.
Never mind.
You don't know who Joanne is?
You don't know Joanne the scammer?
Well, this is what you need to do.
You need to go to Breakfast Club videos
and look at the damn hair advertisements
they put on all the videos.
And the man that's on there with the wig on,
looking like a woman,
that's who that is, okay?
Really?
Yes.
Oh.
Okay?
I didn't know that.
Hair videos on every freaking
Breakfast Club interview.
Yes.
All right, and congratulations to Rob Kardashian.
Okay, he is no longer diabetic.
He is in remission.
His doctors have told him he doesn't have to take that medication
for his type 2 diabetes anymore.
He was hospitalized last December for diabetes.
They said he could be in a coma if he didn't maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Well, he's been eating healthier, exercising regularly, and that's it.
Good for him in remission.
They said that his diabetes could come back if he, however, doesn't keep up with his changes.
And this is exactly why when I say the things I say and y'all think I'm fat shaming,
these are the results when you actually do go to the gym and lose some weight.
Your health gets better.
That's all I be trying to tell y'all fat asses. All right. And Cat Williams has led a allegedly vicious gang-style attack on a comedian.
Now, according to Ashima Franklin, she says that he hit her in the face back in 2012.
And then again, he did a two-day terror campaign this year while they were on tour together.
He bragged about having million-dollar bitches, then turned his rage on her, saying, why am I sitting here with this hillbilly
Alabama backwards ass
three dollar vagina
bee? The next day, she said
that he and two women attacked her and left her
with a swollen face and injuries to her
chest, arms, and legs. She's suing for three million
dollars. I don't understand why if he
hit her before she would go on tour with him.
I would never be around somebody like that.
She said in another incident,
he threw piping hot food at her face
and asked her why she thought she had the right to eat.
Maybe she felt like she didn't deserve better at first.
I don't know.
And then after a couple hits to the head,
you're like, you know what?
I can do better.
She might have needed the money.
She probably was broke and needed the money.
And she probably felt like this was her big break.
I'm going to tell her, Cad Williams.
All right.
Let me just take this L.
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