The Breakfast Club - Too Much Sauce / Young Buck Interview

Episode Date: June 21, 2018

Thursday 6/21 - Today on the show we had rapper Young Buck stop by, where he spoke about his beef with 50 cent back in the day, going to jail and more. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to actor Peter Fonda for putting too much sauce on his comments as he expressed his anger towards Trump for separating families at the Mexico border. In addition, 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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Peace to the planet. It is Thursday. TJ Envy's running a little late this morning. Yes, he is. And drop on a clues bomb for the NBA draft. That is tonight. Why do I feel like the NBA draft isn't what it used to be for thotties? Now, before we get to that, Charlene, you had major news yesterday.

What was the major news? You have a deal with HBO. You have a show coming to HBO. Oh, yes. Congratulations. Thank you. The gray area. Drop one of Clues bombs for the gray area

soon to come on HBO. Yes, that's a show I'm doing with HBO. I am in business with HBO now. So give us some more information. My Viacom deal is up, and I needed a new television home. So HBO is the place to be. Okay, so tell us more about the show.

It's going to be... This is exclusive. This is, you know... Yeah, it's going to be a one-on-one interview special. Specials. A series of specials where I'll be doing

one-on-one interviews with different influential figures. It could be artists. It could be athletes. It could be politicians. It could be people like Elon Musk. athletes. It could be politicians. It could be people like Elon Musk. You know. That's it. Simple. Alright, so Elon Musk is one of

the people. No. Not yet. I was trying to get some spoilers. No, no, no. Not yet. But I want to do interviews with people in various places. I want to take them to where they had pivotal moments in their life, so to speak. You know what I'm saying?

Okay, so if it was Elon Musk, it would be? Probably where he first fell in love with technology or where he first felt like he could be Elon Musk. If I was interviewing somebody like, let's say, Steve Jobs, I'd be in the garage when he's dead now. Well, that would be amazing if you pulled that off. That would be amazing. But I'd be in the garage when he's dead now. Well, that would be amazing if you pulled that off. But I'd be in the garage when he first started taking apart computers and putting them together. Stuff like that. Okay, all right, got it. Yes, absolutely.

All right, now you can get to the NBA draft. No, I'm just saying I feel like the NBA draft is not what it used to be for thotties. I feel like they used to get really excited on Thursday nights in New York City when it was the NBA draft. You also might have aged out of that group of people that do that. But what that got to do with the young women? Because you probably don't know these young women. Oh, so they still out here. They just trapping different. I don't know, but what I'm saying is you might not

really know. That is very true. You might be out of the loop. You don't really go to those events. That is very true. Are y'all trapping different? I just want to know how the NBA draft thought these are trapping different. Do y'all do it via social media now? Have y'all been DMing these young men for months already? You know what I mean? Because that's what you should have been doing.

You should have been DMing them for months already because after you DM them congratulations and stuff when they get drafted and then you jump on AD, they know that it's not real. Now, there's a lot more access. So a lot of people don't have to come face to face with an athlete to want to speak to them. Yes, that's what I'm saying. It could be

happening via social media. So it might not be that I have to come somewhere where they're going to be. I could actually just send a DM. Y'all should have followed Trey Young a year ago. Okay? Y'all should have followed all of these guys that are going to be these top picks tonight a year ago and been their fake friends since a year ago. So it looks more real when you tell them congratulations and you're hanging out in their section tonight at whatever club you're going to be at.

All right. Well, thank you for that advice, Charlamagne. I'm just here to help. That's all. We appreciate that. Yeah, so, oh, a shout-out to Styles P and Adjua Styles. We had an event at Juices for Life, the juice bar that we have in Brooklyn. They both came through and talked about finances and relationships and how they've managed to get on the same page when it comes to staying together. You know, it's really difficult for couples.

One of the main reasons that couples get divorced is because of finances. So they talked about how they went from the path of first starting out at a very young age, getting a lot of money to getting on the same page financially. Yes. So, yeah, shout out to everybody who showed up and to Styles P and Adjua Styles for coming through and sharing with us last night. And today is Throwback Thursday on The Breakfast Club. Now, on Throwback Thursday, sometimes we like to interview artists that you may not have heard of, heard from in a while. And today we have a very special Throwback Thursday guest. Shorty, want to ride with me?

Yes, Young Buck from G-Unit. Okay. The man who stabbed somebody for Dr. Dre. Let's not put that out there. He says he wasn't, well, I guess he... I thought that was factual. Oh, okay. Well, we'll find out. I don't know if he owns up to that. Like, yes, I stabbed him. Yeah, I thought he got arrested

for it and everything, didn't he? Alright. Oh, I don't know. We'll talk about it when he comes. Young Buckle from G-Unit will be here this morning. And you got front page news up next year? Yes, we are gonna be talking about Donald Trump. He did sign an executive order yesterday. But what does that executive order mean for these families that are being separated as they try to get into the United States?

Okay, we'll talk about it when we're up next. What tune are we starting with this morning? Blockboy JB, look alive. Okay, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Yep, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne Tha God, Anjali Yee, DJ Envy will be here shortly. Now we got front page news, Yee.

What we got? Okay, my mic wasn't on. Yes, let's talk about Donald Trump. He has signed an executive order to keep families together at the border. Now that is to stop more migrant children from being separated from their parents at the southern border.

Here's what he had to say. We're signing an executive order. I consider it to be a very important executive order. It's about keeping families together, while at the same time being sure that we have a very powerful, very strong border, and border security will be equal, if not greater than previously. I didn't like the sight or the feeling of families being separated.

There's a problem that's gone on for many years, as you know, through many administrations. I mean, he's not lying. I'm glad he has seen him to do the right thing. But I'm gonna tell you something. I don't trust no media outlets anymore when it comes to stuff like this, because they are preying on people's outrage. And it's hard to tell what's really going on, because a lot of these images of kids they have been showing us were from 2014 under the Obama administration. One image they're showing us of a kid in a cage was actually at a protest in Dallas. So you don't really know what's going on out here in these streets. Well, the main thing is that now they're not going to be taking kids away from their parents, a lot of times unable to reunite.

I think they said the youngest they've seen so far was a seven-month-old who was taken away from their parents. And if that doesn't hurt your heart, I don't know what would. Well, what about all the kids that have already been taken away from their parents? That's what they're unclear what's going to happen. There's about 2,300 kids who are already taken from their families. It's unclear what is going to happen. They said reunification is always the ultimate goal of those entrusted with the care of unaccompanied minors. But sometimes these kids might not end up getting reunited. And I also say there's a lot of mental issues that come from these kids at such young

ages being put into these situations. A hundred percent. That's trauma. A hundred percent. So you're ruining people's lives when you do something like this. And not only that, how can you trust the people that they're in the care of? How do you know the people that they're in the care of aren't pedophiles and molesters and all kinds of other stuff? Well, there's also stories of there's kids

who are as young as 14 that have been housed at a juvenile detention center in Virginia and now they're giving their own statements about being beaten while handcuffed, locked up for long periods in solitary confinement. They were left nude and shivering in concrete cells. One person who was a Honduran immigrant said he was sent there when he

was 15 years old. He said they would restrain him, put him in a chair, handcuff him, and put a bag over his head. A lot of these kids were accused of being part of gangs. You know, Donald Trump has said gang activity is a justification for cracking down on illegal immigration. But what they did find out

recently is that many, in many of those cases, the kids weren't in gang members and ended up suffering from mental health issues. All right. Now let's talk about Pittsburgh. I don't know if you guys were watching what was happening. I saw this unfolding yesterday, but a police officer in Pittsburgh fatally shot a 17 year old who ran when they stopped a vehicle suspected in a shooting.

This is according to authorities and a local mayor. They are still trying to figure out what happened, but they did identify the victim as Antoine Rose II. He's black and he died at a hospital. He was a passenger in the car that was suspected of being involved in a shooting earlier Tuesday in a nearby community. Now, witnesses do say that the police officer flagged down the car and then they saw a vehicle that matched the witness's description.

They're saying that there was some type of shooting that happened, and according to witnesses, they didn't say exactly what the commands were, but there was commands, and the kids got out of the car and started running. So not exactly sure, you know, what went down, what they yelled at the kids to try to get them to stop, but they did end up shooting and killing an unarmed 17-year-old who ran. When do you ever really hear these police officers tell these kids to stop?

You don't ever hear freeze or nothing. All you hear is gunshots. Even when you watch a lot of the police videos, you don't hear nothing but gunshots. They don't give these kids no chance. So, you know, again, that was Antoine Rose, the second this happened in Pittsburgh area.

All right. Oh, and you know, Instagram is launching a YouTube competitor now, IGTV. That's going to be long form videos up to one hour long. As if people need more time to express their ridiculous empty rhetoric. I wonder if this is going to be a real competition for YouTube. Are people going to go to IGTV instead now? Seriously, Dottie, YouTube's got such a great head start. I mean, anything can be challenged, but I

seriously doubt it. Alright, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Front Page News. And a happy 50th birthday to DJ Scratch. Shout out to DJ Scratch. Drop on a Clues Bomb for DJ Scratch. Happy birthday, my brother. One of the best DJs in the world to ever do it. Now, we got get it off your chest right now.

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Oh, what's good, Charlamagne? What's up, my brother? 803, what's happening? What's good, what's good? Hey, bro, I just want to let you know, bro, I'm proud of you and I'm happy for you for that new TV deal because I don't think people who don't live or grew up inside of South Carolina know how hard it is to get into the entertainment industry.

It's extremely hard. It's a lack of resources. It's tough to make it out of this into the entertainment industry. Like, it's extremely hard. It's a lack of resources. It's tough to make it out of this state, bro. I'm proud of you, bro. Keep working, man. Hey, thank you, man. I really appreciate that. That means a lot coming from my peoples, brother.

From my South Carolina folk. Good morning. Why don't you get it off your chest with us? Hello. Hey. Good morning, Angela. Hey. Good morning, Charlie.

Peace, my brother. What's happening? I'm just calling to say that I'm super blessed. Today is my 30th birthday. Happy birthday. Thank you very much. I just want to say, you know, I mean, it's not looking like it's supposed to be a good day, even though they said it was going to be, but I'm just happy to be alive.

That's pretty much it. It is going to be a good day for you. Don't let the weather make you think otherwise, sir. The weather may be bad, but you can be good. Well, where are you from? I'm from, I'm born and raised in Brooklyn. Yeah, it's raining up here in the Tri-State right now. You'll be fine, sir.

Have a good, have a great day. Thank you. I appreciate that energy. I just got to hurry up and go see Incredibles before Luke Cage comes out tomorrow. All right, good morning. Why don't you get it up your chest with the Breakfast Club?

Who's this? This is Dwayne calling from Brooklyn. right, good morning. Why don't you get it up your chest with the Breakfast Club? Who's this? This is Dwayne calling from Brooklyn. Oh, Brooklyn is up in here today. What's up? Yeah, what's up? I just want to make a comment, man, about this stupid Trump administration. Like, they're taking these kids away from their parents, and then he got these people saying,

Oh, you're going to take the kids, you're going to take the families in and let them come live with you? Well, instead of taking the kids away from the family, just don't let them into the country. That's the way of punishing them. Why are you going to take the kids away from the family? The kids are going to be mentally, they're going to have mental issues going on and they're going to be broke down so many ways.

Why would you do that? Well, yeah, I mean, that's the whole point. They want to detain them and then send them back. That's what they should do. They should detain the families for a second and then send them back. And it's also, by the way, not illegal to come here to try to seek asylum. Yeah, but I'm saying this president, man, he has no empathy for nobody. And then he got people in this country that's saying who's not affected,

whose families are not affected by the dumb stuff that he's doing and making excuses for them. It's just not right. I'm going to be honest with you. Trump's not thinking this thing through, though, because if I was Donald Trump, instead of building a wall, I would build a big ass Trump Towers on the border, right? And let all of the immigrants come there and they'll have to stay there while they're detained. So it'll be a nice place for them to stay.

And then just have the government pay me, you know, money to have them stay there. And if you can see on Twitter I posted an article about financially how many businesses are profiting from this too. Exactly so it's the money they think for and he got us thinking like oh he's trying to protect the country he ain't trying to protect the country

and besides isn't his wife from another country? Yes she's an immigrant. We all immigrants in America sir. Except for Native Americans. I'm telling you, though, Donald Trump should say F building the wall and build a big-ass Trump Towers so when immigrants come across that border, they can detain them there

and then the government... He should build that Trump Tower and then have them work for him and don't even pay him. Okay, true. Exactly. He got illegal immigrants working in his Trump Towers all over the country. What's wrong with having them work at a Trump Tower right there at the border? All right now.

I'm serious. These are people we're talking about here, though. Some of these people are seeking asylum. Some people are fleeing all kinds of awful situations. I don't know if any of these things are solutions. Have you ever been to a Trump Tower? No. He definitely got illegal immigrants working in his Trump Towers.

I've never been to a Trump Tower. A hundred percent. All right. We are doing, call us up and get it off your chest. So you guys are going to tell us why you're mad or why you're blessed this morning. It's The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Wake up, wake up.

Wake your ass. 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. Good morning. It's The Breakfast Club. Who's this? This is Reckless TV. How y'all doing this morning?

What's up, Reckless TV? Get it off your chest. I'm so happy. Today is Thursday. Next week, I'm going to be chilling in Orlando, Florida on vacation. Yes. My birthday is June 30th. I'll be turning 23.

Are you a cancer like me? My born date is June 29th. Oh, no. Definitely, man. Shout out to you, man, because yours is 29th, right'll be turning 23. Oh, you a cancer like me. My born date's June 29th. Oh, definitely, man. Shout out to you, man, because yours is 29th, right? Yes, sir. Also, shout out to my page on Instagram, my media page, RecklessTV, R-E-C-K-L-E-Z-Z-T-V. It's better than Academics page, and it's better than Worldstar. And Angela Yee, if you out and you need somebody to cover your spot, I got you, girl.

All right, thank you. I appreciate it. Hey, guys. Hey, what's up, Envy? You must have been a hell of a graduation party last night. Y'all must have turned up for you to be late. Hey, you know what it was? How many bottles y'all ran through at Logan's graduation, his eighth grade graduation party?

We ran through like 12 bottles of apple cider. We were popping last night. My goodness. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's going on, man? This is Mr. Petty Party, and I'm here to air on my cousin. All right, Petty Party. Petty Party time.

Get it off your chest. I want to get it off my chest, man. My cousin, he has a great thing going on. He has a great platform. He has an online web series, and he hasn't been keeping up with this web series. We all gather around the TV every Sunday when the show is popping off. Got people coming over to the crib. We buying bottles, chilling, blazing.

And he said he's going to put the show up and the show never comes on. So I think it's important that I air him out. He's got a great thing going. And I think that if I air him out right now, that he'll start getting back and doing what he's supposed to be doing. Okay.

That's true. A lot of times you got to shame people into being great, sir. Absolutely. Hello, who's this? Yeah, this is Nigel calling from East Beach. What's up, bro? Get it off your chest.

Yeah, I'm just getting it off my chest, man. I'm just tired of hearing every morning that we calling these natives immigrants, man. You know, I don't understand why we deporting them, why we separating these kids from them. I mean, at the end of the day, they're natives to this land. I mean, it is on the news yesterday. They talking about a state wanting to apologize for slavery and everything. That's South Carolina. That's not just any state.

That's my hometown of Charleston, South Carolina, apologizing for slavery, sir, as the rest of America needs to do. Yeah, and I ain't knocking none of that, man. But I'm just really getting tired of hearing we calling these natives immigrants. We running them out there. It is we can go into Syria and everything. Hold on, hold on, hold on. That's hilarious.

What's that? You can't take out the cocktails so these people can live comfortable in their country if we want to say it's their country and not a part of the United States. Hey, did you even hear what you just said, bro? You said, I'm tired of y'all calling these niggas immigrants. I'm tired of y'all calling these niggas niggas, sir.

I mean, yeah, pretty much. I mean, what you're saying it is, man. But like I said, they're natives. They're natives to this land. They've been here. You call them immigrants. You know, I mean, it's just sickening to me like they're natives. Their culture go back further than our culture

in this country. Who are you talking about? Are you talking about Native Americans? I'm talking about, no, I'm talking about calling Mexicans these people that's from Mexico that's connected to the United States as immigrants. So you're saying people from Mexico are from the United States? Ain't they been here? Ain't Mexico been connected to this country?

Hey, man, have a good day. Have a good day, sir. I agree with some of your sentiment. I don't know about your geography and history lesson. All right. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up at any time.

We got rumors on the way? Yes. Let's talk about another person, another huge artist who has come forward talking about depression. Okay. We'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. And don't forget, Young Buck will be joining us next hour. The Breakfast Club. Hey, he's locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. And don't forget, Young Buck will be joining us next hour. The Breakfast Club. Hey, he's here. Do your job, Envy. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

It's Thursday. Yes, and salute to Nigel who called in during Tell Him Why You Met. He was just trying to say that a large portion of the western United States used to be a part of Mexico. Yes. He was trying to get that out. He wasn't really clear. He wasn't conveying it properly, but that's what he was simply trying to say.

I think it was Texas, Arizona, and California. And Mexico gave it up to the U.S. under the terms of a treaty I can't pronounce. Guadalupe Hidalgo, I think it is. What is it again? Say it again. I think it's Guadalupe Hidalgo. You Puerto Rican, uh, Trump? Okay. Yeah, right. Anyway, I think I pronounced it is. What is it again? Say it again. I think it's Guadalupe Hidalgo. You Puerto Rican, uh, drum?

You don't know? You butchered that one. Okay. Yeah, right. Anyway, well, let's... I think I pronounced it right. No, you didn't. I'm sure.

Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Janet Jackson. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club. Listen up. Well, Janet Jackson will be on the new cover of Essence magazine. And it's the first ever happiness issue that they're doing.

So that comes out on Friday. And she did an open letter, a letter from my heart, where she talks about conquering depression. She said, I wasn't happy with the way I looked. I was happiest when I was pleasing others and not myself. An older and wiser Janet might have said true happiness is knowing you're doing the best you can. She said her 30s is when she suffered the most from severe bouts of depression. She said these were difficult

years. The struggle was intense. I could analyze the source of my depression forever. Low self-esteem might be rooted in childhood feelings of inferiority. It could relate to feeling to meet impossibly high standards. And she continued on saying I found my way through it.

Now the height of happiness is holding my baby son in my arms and hearing him coo when I look into his smiling eyes and watch him respond to my tenderness. So that actual magazine will be on newsstands June 22nd. She's got an album coming out soon.

Why you say that? Why not? She's on the cover of a magazine. I'm sure she's about to do something. And she's on tour too, right? Yeah, she's been on tour. too, right? She's on tour. Yeah, she's been on tour. She probably about to drop some music.

All right, Jesse Williams has been ordered to pay $100,000 per month in child and spousal support. Geesh. That's $50,000 for spousal and $50,000 for child support. They said that he makes about $521,000 a month, and that's why the actual ruling is so high. He used to pay $33,000 a month in spousal support. He also had to help cover legal fees. That was about $160,000. How many kids he got?

What did they have, two kids? I thought it was two. Yeah. That's a lot of money. That's a lot of money, $100,000 a month, bro. $1.2 million a year. It's cheaper to keep him, man. You got to work that out.

He may not be in love anymore. He might not want to deal with the stress. You got to work that out, my brother. Jesus Christ, $100,000 a month, bro. $1.2 million a year. It's cheaper to keep him, man. You got to work that out. He may not be in love anymore. He might not want to deal with the stress. You got to work that out, my brother. Jesus Christ. I guess that's about one-fifth of his salary. About 20% of his salary. 20%. All right, Meek Mill.

Let's talk about what's going on with him. Now, there was a... The judge was going to rule whether or not that he was going to get a new trial, and she said she needs more time to rule on that. Janice Brinkley is still his judge. Now, Meek's legal team, as you know, has been saying she has a personal grudge against him.

And there's 1,500 other cases involving the same police officer that was the corrupt cop. And those defendants have all switched to the same different judge. But for some reason, Judge Brinkley wants to keep Meek's case for herself. Well, who's going to judge the judges? Who's policing the judges? Because clearly this is an unjust situation going on. Both the prosecutors and Meek's team agree that there should be a new trial granted,

but so far she said she just needs more time to figure that out. How long can she do that for? How long can she need more time? I have. She said she just hasn't made her mind up, and for some reason they won't assign another judge to his case. You don't let people practice medicine if they're practicing medicine unlawfully, so why are you letting this woman be a judge when clearly she has it out for Meek Mill?

Who's policing her? Seems like she's just waiting to see if Meek Mill does something else to get him in trouble so she can be like, ah, gotcha. I told you so. That's what she wants to say. Also, it feels like she's gone too far with this now and she can't admit, well, I was wrong and give up. It's like a challenge or something. Right. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report It's like a, you know, challenge or something. Right. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report.

All right, thank you, Ms. Yee. When we come back, it's Throwback Thursday. It's Throwback Thursday, baby. Young Buck will be joining us from G-Unit, so we'll kick it with Young Buck. Young Buck from G-Unit. Young Buck got so many stories. He does. That's why he's a perfect Throwback Thursday guest.

And let's keep in mind, he once stabbed somebody for Dr. Dre. Allegedly. Was that allegedly? I don't think he was found guilty of the stabbing. Allegedly. Was that alleged? I don't think he was found guilty of the stabbing. Because remember, all he had was a fork. We'll let him discuss. All right, when we come back, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building, Young Buck. Young Buck. What's up, sir? What's up, my brother? Feel good to be here, man. What's up, big bro What's up, my brother? Feel good to be here, man.

What's up, big bro? I can't call it, man. Chillin', man. Gettin' to it. How about time, man? You got some music out here. Help him out, man. Camp Painting, it's been a long time.

Feel good to be out here just with something fresh, something different for the streets, and just following up with the whole campaign. You got a storied history, though, Buck, man. How long you been around now? Man, in this game, I probably met baby back when I was 13 going on 14 years old just chasing my dreams it started with him you know what I'm saying and then uh so you were you originally were you signed to cash money or just affiliated

I never got to the paperwork part uh thank god yeah thank god nah but was it actual was it him or was it just juvenile not juvenile was after, Juvenile was after Cash Money. Honestly, I had started with Cash Money. I spent my life from 14 to probably 19, 20 years old of just being amongst the camp. Like I say, the whole push in the beginning of me coming around Cash Money was to kind of make the picture,

dress the picture up in a sense. And I just decided to go ahead, go on about my business and take my own journey. So I took what I had learned throughout my years from 13 to 19, went back to Nashville, you know, came back because I felt like, you know, I wasn't getting that look out of Baby or Cash Money. Did they present you with paperwork to sign a deal? No, thank God.

In Charlemagne's voice. But that happened with Juvenile, because the first time I met you, you were on Juvenile. UTP. That was the first time I ever met you. And that was the first time I met you. So what happened with Juvie? Well, after I came back to Nashville,

I started my independent grind. That's when I really started to experience, you know, seeing money from the business because back then it would only cost you $300 to print up 1,000 CDs. I was selling them for $10 a piece. It kind of slowed me down from in the streets because my music phone started working more than this other phone you did. And out of that whole experience of that led to me getting a call again from

baby. You know, this time it was more or less, yo, I'm about to start this group called Headbusters. And the group was supposed to consist of me, his nephew Derek, which is deceased now. God bless the dead. Yeah, God bless the dead. Cadillac. And another guy by the

name of Stone, he died in prison with me. You know, so you know, at the end of the day, I went back to go try to make it happen. You know what I'm saying? I'm 20, 21 years old. Then growed up. I got a local buzz now. I got a few local records out.

And I just went back to make that journey happen again with him. And it didn't happen. But in the process of being there, you know, things wouldn't like how it was when I left. I got there. I'm like, where Manny? Where Baby? Where BG? You know, and I would ask Baby that.

I'm like, yo, where's the other guys? And he just basically was like, you know, they're around. Juvie happened to pull up at the office. And when he pulled up, he was kind of shocked to see me there. I'm like, I've been here for a whole week. And he was like, man, you want to get up out of here for a minute? You know what I'm saying? And I took that ride with Juvie, and that's where my career started,

with Juvenile, because on that ride, he was explaining to me his situations and what he was going through with Baby. And not just him, everybody was having their different little situations. And he just said something to me that stood out. He was like, look, man, you've been around the camp for a long time, bro. And, you know, I got my differences or what or what not, but I got my own thing going, which is UTP. I got my own orders.

I can't make you no promises, but I will promise you, you will get heard over here. So I just told Juvenile, hey, man, run me back over to the office. Let me get my luggage. I never looked back. And the process of being with Juvenile is what led me to meeting 50 Cent, though. Did Juvenile got you hurt? Yeah, Juvenile got me hurt, but it wasn't getting me hurt enough to where 50 hurt me.

It was just about Juve was, like I say, going through a situation. He was up here dealing with a lawyer at the time. We had a bus driver, go by the name of CeeLo who still rocks with baby to this day uh he had a relationship with Shy Money which was uh 50s manager at the time CeeLo was able to get in contact with 50 50 came over the bus not for me but for Juvenile from that process I was song, though, in the front of the bus, and it touched Banks enough to the point where, you know, he went back to get 50 in the back of the bus like,

yo, bro, you got to hit his. What was the record? It ended up being Bloodhound on 50 Cent's Get Rich or Die Trying. Oh, wow. Straight up. I already had that record. That was my record. You know, once 50 S 50 situations had happened with him

he reached back out and it was more or less for the record but i didn't have and he was asking me you know what's the situation i was like man i ain't never i was never even signed to utp really i took the contract put it under my bed straight up i mean the bed on the bus you know what i'm saying i was giving a contract on the bus on the bus. You know what I'm saying? I was given a contract on the road, like, you know what I'm saying? But I don't know. I guess it was God. You know, I never got off into even signing it because I was looking at it like, you know, homie trying to get his self together.

And I knew how in-depth it was and how hard and how hard he was pushing to keep everything together. So I couldn't really see, you know, what I would get out of being signed at that time. After we had met 50 and he had, you know, made the record with him up here or whatnot, we left New York and went across the country to California. And going across the country to California, we was going on Suge Knight's time, which I didn't have full recognition or full knowledge of what was going on Suge Knight's time, which I didn't have full recognition or full knowledge of what was going on because Juvenile was the one who was spearheading the business. We left New York and drove from New York to California. And, you know, that was really the beginning and the ending in a sense, because, you know, once we got out there, I spent two weeks or so in the death row facilities.

I'm recording all these different records and shoo-hoos taken to me, you know, all these different things. And I kind of was reading the situation more of a, like, realizing that it wasn't just a juvenile being signed a death row. He was taking himself as well as the crew. I had no idea a juvenile was signing a death row. I didn't know that either. I'm sure you didn't.

I see a lot of people didn't. I've been speaking on it because it's at this point, it's like, you know, I just want to give my story. I'm an open book. You know what I'm saying? So it's like I'm yet to feel like I've got my just doing this game. So it's not like what I'm putting out there is any false behind it or none of that.

You know, at the end of the day, that's the way the direction was supposed to go. And what happened with that? Why didn't it happen? Man, honestly, it's because I honestly don't know Charlamagne to this very day. I ain't even had that conversation with Juvenile, even though I speak on it so much. I haven't had a chance to really see him to see where he at with things. Ever since I made the bar, Juvie left me in California, and I don't respect that. I love him too much to beef, so I'm going to accept that.

But I'm going to just step back and focus on Buck. I'm tired of riding in yours. I'm about to buy my own truck. Those are real bars, and I bought my own truck. But when I say that, I mean I was out there on Juvenile's time. We spent two, three weeks of recording with Shug. And one morning I woke up, you know, ready for the same process. You know, went to Juvi's room.

Didn't get an answer when I knocked at the door. Went to his brother's room like, yo, bro, where your bro at? We got to get to work. We got to get over here. Man, I've been looking for him all morning. I don't know where he's at. What you mean you don't know where he at? He got the per diem.

I'm hungry. You know what I'm saying? Like, he took care of everything. So it caused a turmoil throughout the crew. Everybody's looking for Juvie, and everybody's going to his brother like, yo, bro, what's going on? Where Juvie at? And then we get that phone call from the hotel. Time to check out.

Y'all need to get out because Suge had called looking for him, and once his brother had told him Juvie wasn't there, one second later when he hung up, the hotel was calling saying, y'all need to get out. And, you know, honestly, man, I don't know exactly what, you know, happened. I think Juvie had to go take care of legal issues

or what or whatnot. And then, you know, they say he was supposed to sign the contract that day as well. So, like I say, when Juvie gets here or whatever, you know what I'm saying,

he'll be able to speak on whatever the case may be. So 50 didn't have to pay Juvie nothing to get you off? Not at all. He didn't sign. He didn't sign nothing. Never signed nothing.

And then you go with G. He had to pay me. And that G unit truck was running at that time. Yeah, really. Y'all were moving at that time. Without a doubt. He was moving around for so long without having signed anything anywhere. I didn't really have a lot of knowledge of the business, too, on, you know, percentages,

things of that nature, how things worked without the business too on, you know, percentages and things of that nature, how things worked without the business. So, you know, I was really, really fresh up off the block. Like you didn't have a lawyer or anything to look at the contract. You would have probably, if things felt right, just signed it. Yeah. But you signed it with 50 though. 50 made sure you signed it.

Yeah, he did. He did. Until then. 50 a businessman. He made sure. And he made sure I had a million dollars before I even put an album out. Right. Wow.

Straight up, I was a millionaire by the time we got off the rock the mic tour by just being on the stage with 50. All right, we have more with Young Buck when we come back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Young Buck in the building. You made a lot of money, but then there was a bunch of times where they said you had no money. Like you lost everything. How did you lose all your money? Honestly, it was more of a situation where, you know, I had no knowledge of legal money and how that rotated. I always got a hold of the paper and put it up in something throughout my whole life. So when I come off this Rock the Mic tour

and 50 telling me, yo, that account that I told you to set up, you need to go check it. And then I go over there and check that account and that thing's zero, zero, zero, zero, zero millions. I came back to 50 like, yo, bro, did you give me the right amount? Word. Like, did you make a mistake?

And he laughed at it like, yo, that's yours. And he didn't tell you about taxes? Nah, not at all. Not at all. That's where it is. He forgot to tell me. He forgot to tell me half of it was mine. So I went and ran, done everything I was supposed to do.

What did you buy? When you checked it? Well, I bought, of course, jewelry, cars, all the essential. A new rapper. Hip-hop. Hip-hop. Hip-hop, all the essential. A new rapper. Hip hop. Hip hop. There you go. Starter pack.

So the starter kit. I went and got the starter kit. The Bentley's, the jewelry. Got me a big old house. One of the biggest mistakes I made was not buying my homes. You know, I was leasing to buy my homes. Put out all this money on my home. Put all this money down on my mother's home.

You know, bought a few cars, leasing a few cars. Sheesh. Next thing I know, I look up. And that 1-0-0-0-0-0-0 is just zero. And then you get that knock at the door of this individual talking about, well, mine's this. So then at the beginning, when I went to 50, like, yo, bro, you know, these folks talking about I owe this in taxes, I offer the money.

Like, it was, I ain't going to say a joke, but he laughed about it. It was more like, man, this is what you need to do. You know, I'll take care of it. You know what I'm saying? But in that process, I think that's when we started to have our differences. You were fifth? Yeah. Why was that?

Honestly, fifth, he didn't see fit for the way I was carrying myself at times with individuals. I think that he had problems with. He was beefing with the world, and he wanted to make sure everybody was riding with him. And he's supposed to in the end. At the same time, I was more or less focused on the fact that, you know, with some of the individuals I didn't have a personal situation with versus then him being big bro and having these situations. So it was kind of hard for me at that time when

he having, you know, certain beats with individuals and then I run into these individuals and they looking to give me all the love in the world when I'm basically there to tear their head off, you know what I'm saying? Who was the biggest one to hit a problem with? Wasn't it somebody in particular? Was it the game or was it Murder, Inc.? Who was it

at the time? It was Ross. At the time it was of course Murder murder ink. That was in the beginning, but you had Fat Joe. You know what I'm saying? Fat Joe. They say you saw and you shook his hand or something like that. Yeah, well, no, I never saw Fat Joe to shake his hand. Me and Fat Joe had a small brief running in in Chicago.

We had words back and forth type of situation. Shout out to Fat Joe now because him and 50, they was able to move on. Game, of course, at that situation, you know what I'm saying? Even with the locks, you know, it was kind of hard especially with the relationship I got with Jada. Me and Jada had just kind of got

acquainted with each other. You know, we on the bus chilling with each other and then the next week or two, piggy bank comes up. There you go. It was like, man. It was just that whole navigation of that situation. I think even with the dip set, you know what I'm saying? It got to the point where I was going to see what was up.

If I knew that these guys were somewhere around me, man, I'm not going to sit here and act like I don't know you over here or not know that we on the same bill. I'm going to see what it is. And a few of them, they were able to stand ground at least enough with me where I was able to come back and say, 50, no, man, I don't think these dudes really on that. And Jim was one of them. Shout out to Jim Jones.

He was one that was like, man, I ain't really on that. And that's why y'all see back in the G where Jim Jones was able to come out on BET in the midst of that whole turmoil. It was more or less when 50, once we was there, 50 was like, man, you know, go down, go on down there and tell dude to come holler because

I was able to let 50 know, man, you know, it ain't that. I look at where things is at now with the whole social media thing and how it is now. You're like, why nobody getting shot? Right. That's it.

I'm being as honest as I can. Now, you know, honestly, if social media was back then where it's at now, I think it would be so many dead rappers. Right. You know, and so much more because things were so realer than it was. You know, you had to at least

address your situations or you would have been addressed, at least when it come to the unit. Now it's more or less who can say the most craziness or make the most ridiculous meme they can find. You know what I'm saying? How did you feel when 50 put the phone call of you out crying or whatever it was?

And at the end of the day, it's like, I'm handling it wrong. I done got out of line a little bit with you. I swear to God, I have. Yeah, you're going to be all right. You hear me? I'm wrong. I just get confused. At the time, I felt like, man, you tripping, basically.

It really wasn't bad to me. It was more like, man, you did that. Yeah, y'all supposed to be brothers. We supposed to be brothers. It was more like, man, you captivating the moment of me becoming emotional of a situation dealing with you. I don't know if you was to put that there to make me look as a weak individual or whatever the case may be. But I think overall, I don't think 50 was paying attention to the fact that it's not wrong to shed tears, especially about individuals or anybody who you, you know, as a man, of course, we we got this thing about ourselves where crying is not the way of giving it off, especially to another man.

But my thing wasn't a face-to-face crying in front of 50. It was more or less I became emotional out of the conversation. I haven't seen him. You know, it was more like this is my brother. I got these situations. Now, the time he released it was perfect. But you were apologizing, though. That's the thing.

I didn't understand. He was giving it up to him. I was wrong. Right. Right. And I never understood that part, neither. How did y'all become cool after all of that? Time healed everything.

I never spoke to 50 for seven years. Straight. So, Yayo and... Neither one of them. So, how did y'all finally speak? I went to prison. And when I went to prison, I made a decision to myself when I get out, I would stretch out just for

clarity for myself. I went to prison fighting for it. You know what I'm saying? I went to prison with nothing. I lost everything. I lost my house, my mother's house, all my cars, you know, they came took everything out of my house. And then here it is.

I'm fighting to be off a contract at the time, you know, to be able to get out and make money because he wasn't allowing me to do so much at the time or allowing me to do things. So I'm fighting, you know, both situations. And I just said, enough is enough. So when I came home, I stressed out to 50. He reached back.

He was like, let's see what we can come up with. And that's when I flew up here, and we had a face-to-face sit-down. He explained to me, you know, some of the differences of the way he was feeling at the time. And then, honestly, just to be real, I think when we both kind of got out on both sides of things, it was more or less where we realized it was more of a big misunderstanding than any kind of beef. And I think that's what really made him say, you know what, let's go back at this again. You never wanted to leave G-Unit? Like I seen recently that Lloyd Banks is off of G-Unit now.

You never wanted to go that route? You figured this was best for Buck. I mean, you kind of did. I did. In the beginning. I mean, you know, once we fell out, I was trying my best to get off G-Unit. Did anybody in that shady, aftermath G-Unit circle try to reach out? Because, I mean, you did stab somebody for Dr. Dre.

That got to mean something. Allegedly. Allegedly, right? Nah. Nah, ain't nobody ever stressed out to me, Charlamagne. None of them. Not nobody. Not Dre, not Em, no.

Not nobody. So anybody that you may see me have any kind of relationship with in this industry, from any kind of perspective, and rapper you ever see me on a picture with, the only individual I can truly honestly say is Boosie and 2 Chainz. Straight up. I didn't get one visit in prison. Both sentences. Not one?

Not one. I didn't allow my family or children to come see me because I didn't want them to be staying with the memory of where I was at. Alright, we got more with Young Buck when we come back. Let's get into a Young Buck mini mix, alright? Let me know your favorite Young Buck joint. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's

DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Young Buck is here. Now, what happened the night of the Vibe Awards? When you stabbed somebody for Dr. Dre. Let's talk about that night. A lot of kids don't know that. That's a great story. They said you walked in and you said... Charlamagne, you crazy, man.

You got to be the livest dude in the world. Like, on this interview, dude is crazy, man. They said you walked in and you said, I'm going crazy, man. You got to be the livest dude in the world. Like, on this interview, dude is crazy, man. They said you spoke to Shignype before you walked in as a, hey, what's going on? Yeah, it was, look. So you walked in there, and what was the scene? Set the scene for the kids and everybody that don't know. Man, it was the Vibe Awards.

The whole team was there. It was the first time we'd all been collectively together. I mean, me, Banks, Yeo, 50, Dre, M, Gang, everybody. We all was sitting at a table. But on the interest of walking in, I was walking with B, 50, I think M and Dre was there. And Petey Pablo at the time was with Suge. They was off to the side.

And then I look and here's Suge like, Buck, come here. So that right there immediately was the start. Right. Because here it is. He's hollering, Buck, come here. But you with Dre. So he's doing that to try to son Dre. Yeah.

That's weird. That's awkward. When he spoke, I went on to the table. But I got that vibe of I didn't feel right in there because I looked around and everybody who we had issues with at the time was there. We sitting in the middle of Salamone. You got, you know, Murdine, Chris Gotti, all them dudes over there, whatever, on the left-hand side.

I didn't want to move from that table because I felt it that much, but I had to because we had to present the next award, me and Banks. So, you know, of course, they pick us up, the walkers to the stage, and I get to the stage. And we were paying attention to the teleprompter to know our cue when to walk on, and that's when we seen the commotion go crazy. And when I walked to the front of the stage, like I said, I had no idea who the commotion was with or what. I get to the front of the stage, I'm looking, I'm looking, I'm looking for 50,

and I don't see them. I didn't see 50 or pretty much nobody, but I look and I see Dre going for what he knows. Dre was throwing blows? Dre was trying to make sure he come up out that thing. Dre was telling you that had to die. He wasn't playing with him. Peace by Dre for real? Peace by Dre. Peace by Dre ain't doing no playing, man.

The muscles ain't there for no play. I don't know what individuals say, but Dre was doing what he had to do in that situation. Like I say, he was, some big dudes he was he was pushing his line with at the time. And it was more like, oh, no, this can't happen like this. You know what I'm saying? So I don't know, man. I jumped off the stage and all of a sudden one of the individuals that was that was right there really giving Dre a little hard time.

I seen him buckle to his knees and falling. Oh, and the next thing I was gone. You know what I'm saying? So I don't really know exactly how things. Did you break a knife in the Bible wards? Did you grab something off the table? There goes Charlemagne with that thing again, bro. It was a fork on the table.

Oh, it was a fork on the table. Charlemagne, when whatever. It was a fork on the table. When whatever went down, I looked over there, and I seen dude messed up, so I was like, they going to think I done it. So I picked up the fork and waved the fork around. That fork saved my life because I picked up the fork and made sure I turned around, you know, like this, because I'm doing cameras everywhere. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Throw the fork.

You know, when I throw the fork, that was my whole thing, man. I ain't done nothing to nobody. I had a fork in my hand in the midst of the trial. You know what I'm saying? And I had a fork, bro. What do y'all see? That's why everybody was like, you stabbed him with a fork. Stabbed him with a fork.

And then they were more or less like, no, you didn't. I'm like, well, yes, I did. And then they said, well, we're going to send a forensics team in there. And out of grace of God, they sent the forensics team in there. And out of all the forks in that building, they found the one fork with my fingerprint. Yikes. Straight up and down. So, you know, that helped, you know, and the situation, basically, I walked away from that situation going from a attempted murder.

Later, it was dropped to an aggravated assault, and then it was dropped to a simple assault with nothing but three years of unsupervised probation to serve. After I completed that, it had been six years later, but that's the felony that they used to convict me with the gun charge. It was so crazy that I even went back out. Like I say, it's six years later. I only had three years of it. I went back at the time. I'm arguing with the judge.

Hey, man, this felony that you're even trying to use to send me to federal prison with, I completed that three years ago. Man, I can go out here and get it taken care of. We went and done it. And before I even went and court started, technically I didn't even have a felony because, like I say, that was the only felony.

Got a sponge, yeah. And got a sponge. But even the judge said, you was a felony. You was charged as a felony at the time you got the case, and we're going forward with it. Wow. So, you know, like I say, long story short, my lawyer at the time is now the head of the whole district attorney of my city.

Wow. So I was kind of in one of them situations where it was like, we need that vote. Give me that vote for this conviction. It's the biggest conviction our city ever had. We'd be able to send Buck to prison. I need your vote, though. That's what I think. That's what it was all about.

Because I've got numerous individuals around me that's been caught with numerous guns. And never been to prison. But they needed that Buck name for that vote. They needed that buck name for that vote and that conviction. So I went and done my time, did it, it's back behind me. I'm so focused on where I gotta go now because of what I done been through

then. So Dre owe you a couple beats. Yeah, just to put a button on that. Did Dr. Dre say thank you? Did he owe you a couple beats now? I'm gonna be real. I just talked to Dre for the first time probably 30 days ago. Isn't he executive producing your album, 10 and 50? We on it. Really?

Yeah, I'm on it. Okay, that's the O. You know what he owe? Yeah. I put myself out there on a limb in a sense. You know, I've been working out there with Battle Cat. And Battle Cat got a real close relationship with Dre. And Battle Cat like, yo, bro, I'm going to be honest, man.

This music that you're making, I haven't heard nothing like this since Pac and all of that good stuff. Like, man, I got to holler at Dre. So I'm like, hold on, what? Like I say, I don't have even the ways in getting in touch with him. I'm like, well, bro, listen, I've just been trying to speak to Dre, bro. Since I stabbed somebody for him. Allegedly. Allegedly. Pretty much.

Allegedly. Allegedly, right? So he's like, you know, man, I'm going to get him on the phone, man, honestly, man. And, man, he got Dre right there on the phone. I was like, yo, Dre, what up, bro? I got a lot to say. If you would just pay me some attention right now at this point,

I'm at the best I've ever been. He like, where you at? Pull up. Wow. And honestly, man, he thought I was in L.A. I was in Seattle at the time. I'd have pulled up still. I'd be like, I'll be in 10 hours.

Oh, mama, I tried. I literally tried. And he was on his way in L.A. at the time to go to Coachella. He was like, man, I'm on my way to Coachella real quick. And as soon as I get back, man, just pull up and we'll go from there. So, you know, it ain't even just about Dre. You know, I want to have a quick powwow with Eminem. You know, I need to focus at this point.

I heard G.U. might be signing the Def Jam. Is that the rumor that's out there? You started that. No, I think it was a picture of 50 posted with Paul Rosenberg. Now, they might say that I started it because I've been speaking on it. You were on somebody's show. I forgot who you were on. Yeah, honestly, I got G-Unit South.

Casual Records is my company. G-Unit South is the label. I got a lot of artists. I got like four or five artists right now that's super-duper crazy. And 50 was like, you know, he asked me would I be interested in taking my situation over that way. And I told him, yeah, you know, if it's a possibility and it works out that way, of course. I wouldn't mind taking my situation to Dev Jam, especially with Paul being over there. Me understanding Paul in business,

he plays no games with things, so of course, you know what I'm saying? I would love to be over there and take what I got going over there before it's actual G-Unit as a company. Now I think it's more of a G-Unit South and what I got going on, yeah. Well, there you have it. It's Young Buck.

Young Buck. Yeah, man. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Happy Born Day to our guy, Jussie Smollett, too, man. He's 35 today. Jussie Smollett, DJ Scratch.

Drop on the Clues Bonds with Jussie Smollett and DJ Scratch. Today is Atheist Solidarity Day. Why do y'all have that on here? It's National Selfie Day. Okay. So all the atheists should take a selfie together to show solidarity. See, combine the two holidays. I'm trying to plan something for next Friday, Ye.

I'll talk to you behind the scenes. Can we do rumors? Yeah, but I need a little person, female. Can you get me one? Yes. First of all, first of all, keep those little thoughts to yourself. I'm not even going to be here next Friday. Oh, you're not going to be here next Friday for your birthday?

I'm not coming here. You guys, can I do rumors, please? Oh, I'm sorry. Let's get through this. Give me that. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report. Talk to them. It's about time. We're going home. Rumor report.

Rumor report. This is the rumor report. Talk to them. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, Nicki Minaj took to Instagram yesterday to share her own experiences as an illegal immigrant. She said when she was five years old, she came to this country. I can't imagine the horror of being in a strange place and having my parents stripped away from me at the age of five. This is so scary to me.

Please stop this. Can you try to imagine the terror and panic these kids feel right now, not knowing if their parents are dead or alive, if they'll ever see them again? So that was her own experience that she posted on Instagram. All right. XXXTentacion has broken Taylor Swift's single day global streaming record on Instagram. All right. XXXTentacion has broken Taylor Swift's single day global streaming record on Spotify. Nobody tell somebody

kills you, huh? All right. His song Sad got up to 10.4 million streams on Spotify. And they said that number was verified as well.

So Taylor Swift's Look What You Made Me Do had gotten 10.1 million streams on the service when it came out. I heard they're getting closer and closer to catching the killer. I'm seeing a lot of things. They arrested somebody.

On social media, but I'm waiting to get some official reports. They've been on social media since the day it happened. Just telling on themselves. They arrested somebody. All kinds of things. I can't wait to give them the donkey of the day. Oh, my God. You know what?

I'm going to tell you something else that's been happening with all of this. An elderly couple in Southwest Florida, they've been getting death threats and frightening visits from fans of XXXTentacion because there was a rumor on social media saying that the killer stayed at their address. So one person

showed up with a pizza and tried to pose as a delivery guy to try to ambush the person. And they said, of course, we didn't order this pizza. Oh, boy. And then they said that the person came back two more times. The person was identified by cops as 20-year-old Jesse Gonzalez. And they said that he responded he was looking for someone who killed his friend. Florida, ladies and gentlemen.

Florida. All right. Now, here's what the couple actually had to say about the whole situation that's been happening to them. I was very nervous, and I still am. I refuse to be forced out of my house because of people who threaten me. All right. Can you imagine that, them young people coming to them old people's house talking about XX Tentacion and the old people like,

what do you mean you want an extension cord? I ain't got no extension cord. And I'm surprised because, you know, Florida, you can own a weapon. I'm surprised old people see somebody coming in their house

barging in talking about pizza and they ain't delivering no pizza. That's a fact. I'm surprised. Well, the person didn't barge in the house. They just showed up and rang the bell

and pretended to be a delivery person and kept showing up. So they didn't like run into home or anything. Oh, they kept ringing the bell hoping that the guy would open the door

or something like that? Yeah. Maybe when they saw the elderly people, they knew it wasn't them and they were looking for someone else. I'm not trying to make sense of nothing in Florida. Stop right now. All right. Blac Chyna is single again, as we told you. And here's what sources close to her are saying.

This is what they told TMZ. She felt disrespected because he was going into girls' DMs trying to holla, and he was hanging out with different women after performances, and not to mention there's a rumor that he may have possibly gotten a woman pregnant. So sources are saying there's no confirmation yet that he's got a child on the way, but she has had enough. He's 18, so I'm sure he's still doing him. All right, Mary J. Blige in the meantime is officially single. Dropping the clues, mom, for Mary J. Blige. The judge did sign off on her divorce yesterday. They reached a settlement

back in March, and so now they have gotten everything, their assets split. They reached all the details of that. The terms are confidential. But he did try to get $130,000 per month in spousal support. We don't know if he got that, but everything is confidential. Shout out to Mary. It's officially over.

They got married in 2003. There you have it. But on the good side of things as well, Mary J. Blige will be starring in a horror thriller movie called Body Cam. So she's going to be in the leading role in that. So congratulations to Mary J. Blige. She's going to portray a police officer who starts seeing visions and starts to investigate a cover-up.

That sounds interesting. I always wanted to see a horror movie based off a police officer who kills an unarmed black man, and then the unarmed black man comes back and haunts the police officer and his family. Well, that's not this one. No, that's not this one. Let me stop giving away my ideas on the radio. What am I doing? All right.

Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. Thank you, Miss Yee. Now, Charlemagne. Leave me alone. Charlemagne. Oh, and I was supposed to do this. I forgot all about it. We got to talk about the iHeart Festival.

Oh, you're going back. The daytime stage to our iHeart Radio Music Festival is at the Festival Grounds next to Circus Circus. And tickets for the daytime stage VIP Suite do go on sale this Friday. That's tomorrow at 7 a.m. Pacific, 10 a.m. Eastern. It's $179 per ticket. You can get those tickets at iHeartRadio.com slash tickets. That gives you a VIP

ticket to the Daytime Stage at the iHeart Festival. Also, you get to be in the VIP pit in front of the stage if you want. Access to the VIP entrance to the Vegas Festival Grounds, VIP suite access providing three levels of viewing, including open-air patio, indoor air-conditioned seating options, and private food and drink areas.

So you can come and see Logic, Lil Uzi Vert, Belly, everybody that's going to be out there. Now, speaking of Lil Uzi Vert, Charlamagne, I love Lil Uzi Vert. I know, that's what I'm trying to do. Now, I've been trying to figure out, next Friday is your birthday, right? And there's two things that you said you love.

You said you love a sassy person like Lil Uzi Vert. I love a sassy gay man. Not saying Lil Uzi is gay, but I love me a little sassy savage. Or a little person stripper. You said that kind of looks like Toya, because that's your fantasy. So which one would you prefer? Because we're trying to set this up for your birthday on Friday. I'm not going to be here.

Why would you tell him that anyway? Because I've got to figure out which one he likes. I'm not going to be here next Friday. All right, so we'll do it Thursday. So which one do you prefer? Surprise me. All right. You got one.

He get both. He's kinky. This guy is kinky. He wants both. I'm just saying. All right. If you're going to do it, do it big for me. We'll do it big for you. All right. I have a really good one for you.. I'm just saying. All right. All right. If you're going to do it, do it big for me. We'll do it big for you.

All right. I have a really good one for you. Let me hit him up. All right. I mean, her. Oh, my goodness. All right. Donkey of the Day is up next.

Don't bring in no little person with a penis now. Telling you right now. Who are you giving your donkey to? No person with a penis come in here and try to grind on me. I'm yelling me too. All right. And I'm going to defend myself. And I'm going to punt him.

You're going to punt him. You know that right now. Come on, you stop showing me those pictures. Who are you giving your donkey to, man? We need Peter Fonda to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a whirl with him. Okay. We'll get into that next.

Keep it locked. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Charlemagne, say the gang. Donkey on the chain. Charlemagne. You are a donkey. It's time gang donkey of the day. Charlemagne. 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 heat. It's a breakfast club, bitches. Who's donkey of the day today? Can you see my hairline? No. It's back. You don't have one? I don't have hairline? No. It's back.

You don't have one? I don't have one, right? No. You sure? I do need a haircut. A little RoboCop-ish, but you're all right. Let me put my hat on just in case. There you go.

I do look a little... Donkey of the Day for Thursday. Shut up. On the camera, it's really shiny. Knock it off. Donkey of the Day for Thursday, June 21st. Goes to actor Peter Fonda, brother of Jane Fonda. Do your Googles or ask your grandparents about Jane Fonda and Peter Fonda. They can put

you on the game. Jane is 80 and Peter is 78. Peter is known as the younger brother of Jane Fonda, but calling a 78-year-old man someone's younger brother is a reach to me. They are both senior citizens. In fact, to me, he is not her younger brother. He is her slightly less older than her brother. Now, Peter

has been in a bunch of films and TV shows that I have never watched, but he's won Golden Globes for Best Actor in the 1997 film, Yuli's Gold. He was nominated for an Academy Award for that same role. He was in Grand Theft Auto! San Andreas in 2004. Look, he's lived a good life.

And like a lot of people this week, he has been emotional over the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy that split illegal immigrant children from their parents. And your Uncle Sharla always tells y'all, don't ever move off emotion, move off strategy. Because when you move off emotion and say emotionally driven things, you will probably end up apologizing for whatever it is you said.

And Peter Fonda is no different. Now, one of the first things any of us with children thought about when we heard about parents being separated from children at the border and children being put in cages. There's no way the people doing this, the people responsible for this can have kids. OK, I have a nine and two year old, both girls, and I get anxiety even thinking about this being a possibility. Like who will handle my two year old if you put her in a tender age facility, as they call it? My two year old is like-Jack off The Incredibles.

Okay, she is a handful. And I'm her father, and my patience wears thin. So what is a complete stranger? You know, what kind of patience is a complete stranger going to have with her? Zero. Okay, so in my heart, I'm like, who are these cold-hearted human beings implementing this zero-tolerance policy who have zero empathy for other people's children? Because what if it was their kids?

That's my whole gauge for everything in life, by the way. I don't do anything to anyone I wouldn't want done to me. It's the simplest rule in the universe. They teach us this in kindergarten. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, okay? This concept isn't difficult, and Peter Fonda feels the same way we all

feel, okay? Donald Trump, what if that was your kids? Anyone who asked that question is asking a very logical question, so I know you're saying to yourself, then why is Peter Fonda getting donkey of the day Charlemagne? Well, Peter Fonda asked that question, but he put too much sauce on it. Okay. Too much sauce. And in the words of our radio consultant, Dennis Clark, too much sauce on anything is disgusting. Let's go to John Berman on CNN for the report. Actor Peter Fonda now apologizing for this Twitter rant where he said the president's 12-year-old son should be ripped from, quote, his mother's arms and put in a cage with pedophiles. Fonda went on to call the president a vulgar name. The Secret Service was alerted. The tweet

was later deleted. Fonda said he was upset by the family separations at the border, but admitted he went way too far. This is the equivalent of Q, Bishop, Raheem, and Steele going to Old Man Quill's store to rob it. Everybody down to rob the store. We have agreed on that part. And then Bishop shoots Old Man Quill's in the head. What the f*** is wrong with you? What the f*** you have to shoot him for, man?

You didn't have to shoot him, man. You didn't have to shoot him, Peter. Okay, you could have simply, you know, left 14 characters out your tweet and it would have been perfectly fine. If anyone out there doesn't know what those 14 characters are, he could have simply left out with pedophiles. Okay, what do pedophiles have to do with this, Peter? All you had to say was, we should rip Barron Trump from his mother's arms and put him in a cage and see if mother will stand up against the giant a-hole she is married to. Simple!

This is a prime example of law 47 and the 48 laws of power. Do not go past the mark you aim for in victory. Learn when to stop. Alright, Peter, you won with that tweet. But often in the heat of victory, arrogance and overconfidence can push you past the goal you had aimed for. And by going too far, you make

more enemies than you defeat. Peter, you went too far. Okay, now you have made an enemy of the Secret Service. And at 78 years old, don't be surprised if Peter just all of a sudden, wink, wink, drops dead of a heart attack. Or all of a sudden, wink, wink, commits suicide. Or all of a sudden,

gets audited. Please let Remy Ma give Peter Fonda the biggest hee-haw. Hee-haw, hee-haw. You stupid mother f***er. You dumb. All right. You just left the pedophiles

out of it, bro. Not too far. Thank you for that donkey today. Up next, Ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you need relationship advice or any type of advice, call Yee right now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Ye right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Ye, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask Ye. Hello, who's this? This is Wesley.

Hey, Wesley, what's your question for Ye, bro? I was just wondering how to deal with an overly sensitive girl. What do you mean by overly sensitive? She might say things personal that don't apply to her. Like you make like a social media post or... So she thinks you're subtweeting her. No. But I could just tweet something in general.

And she's like, well, who was you talking to? I'm not like that. I'm like, this don't got nothing to do with you. This might have been something I heard or something. Give me an example of something you might tweet that she thinks is about her. Skinny girls with big butts. Because she's not the skinniest girl. Like, she's a big girl, curvy girl.

You know what I'm saying? But she's a curvy girl. She looks good. But, like, also, growing up, I wasn't used to dating curvy girls or whatever. So, like, I just know what it feels like to see a skinny girl with a fat butt. And she's like, well, I'm not like that. And I'm like, that's fine. I just know what it's like for guys who see girls with skinny butts.

She probably doesn't want you commenting on other women's bodies at all. And she's feeling insecure about that. Okay, so I should just not say anything at all. Duh! You can talk about whatever you want to on Twitter. But I would probably stay away from commenting on what women's bodies look like. Because you are in a relationship. So she is going to wonder, where did this just come from?

Okay, understood. I was just wondering. women's bodies look like because you are in a relationship. So she is going to wonder where did this just come from? Okay. I understood. I was just wondering. And because you are aware of the situation and you know that she's insecure, you should kind of think twice about her feelings. I do. Um, all right,

bro. Appreciate it. All right. Now, Maya, good morning. Good morning. What's your question for you?

So me and my boyfriend, we've been together for about six years now. We have a daughter. Everything is going good. We have a good relationship. But I absolutely hate his mother, like, with a passion. I hate her. Hate is a strong word, but I hate her.

So, we've been talking about marriage and things like that. But it's like, how can you marry someone who hates your mother and your mother hates them? Like, how does that work? Well, it happens all the time. And the main thing is that you guys are going to have to set some boundaries. If you hate his mom, his mom hates you. It's a terrible situation to be in. But, you know, I've had to do this before a long time ago and basically just avoid her at all costs and try to stay out the way.

Make sure she stays out your way. Minimal contact. And hopefully during the course of time, the relationship will get a little bit better when she sees that you're not going anywhere at all. And it's going to be more on him to try to mend things because you can't tell somebody about their own mom. You know, I'm sure he loves his mom regardless no matter what. So you kind of just got to stay out the way.

You know, hopefully things will get better and hopefully he can help with that process, but you don't want that to affect your relationship, so you don't want to take out how you feel about his mom on him. Right, right. All right, well, thank you so much. All right, good luck. Ask Yee, 800-585-1051.

If you got a question for Yee, you can call her right now. And what's your email, Yee? It is helpmeyee at gmail.com. Morning, everybody. 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? Lexi. Hey, Lexi.

Can you take us off Bluetooth? I know it might be hard, but you sound a little airy. Can you hear me? Okay, that's better. What's your question for Yee? Hey, Yee. I've been married for almost a year now. It'll be a year next month. Congrats. And lately, my husband has been coming home late at night. Now, granted, he does work at a restaurant.

Mm-hmm. But he's been coming home late at night, and something told me last night to check his location, and he was at a hotel. Oh, well, you know what that means. And I want to know, am I crazy for thinking, for jumping to conclusions? Yeah, absolutely not.

Did you ask him where he was? He said he was hanging out with a friend who's living in an extended stay hotel. So you told him ahead of time that you checked his location and he was at a hotel and then that was his explanation? Or when you asked him, that's what he said? When I asked him, that's what he said. And when he came home, I told him, well, I saw your location and I saw you were at a hotel. And he was like, yeah, that's where my friend is living right now. And so he just went there, didn't even check in with you to let you know what he was doing

or let you know, I'm not coming home after work, I'm going here. Nope. That's a problem. Communication is a problem. Seems like he probably told you that because he knew that you knew already. So he might not have told you otherwise. Your gut instinct is telling you what? That he's cheating. Okay, so you guys need to have a real conversation.

There's nothing worse than being cheated to and then lied to on top of it. Yeah. So if he's not going to come clean about it, I'm sure if you do some investigating, you can find out whatever it is that you need to know. But it sucks when you get to a point in a relationship, and it's only been a year since you've been married, that you have to spy on your significant other or not trust them or not believe what they say and feel like I know what's really going on and he's not being honest with me. Yeah.

So I think you guys need to have a real heart to heart. If you don't feel like he's going to be honest with you, just pay attention to the clues, pay attention to the signs, you know, do some digging and see what you can come up with. But know that whatever you find, you have to have it in your head that if you're going to stay, there's no point in you going through all of this. You can tell him what it is that you know and hope that he stops, but if you know whatever information you're going to find out could affect your relationship, that's when you really should, you know, go hard to find out

what it is and know what it is, like, you might potentially leave him. Yeah, but what scares me is that he's raising my daughter as his own, and if I leave, then she has no father figure. You know what? She has her mom, who loves her very much, and you don't want to raise your daughter in an environment

where she gets to see her father figure, you know, not treating her mom the way she deserves to be treated. Now, you sure he wasn't visiting his friend? Did you ask him what friend was there? He told me a friend's name, but I don't know most of his male friends. I only know the female. And, you know, it's not, can you... So, this man could be something out of the blue.

Can you go out at night and not tell him where you went and just come home whenever and not even be like, hey, I'm going over here to hang out with my friend? I'll send him a text and be like, hey, I'm going to this place. Right, that's all he had to do. There was one time I went out for drinks and didn't tell him and showed up home drunk. Alright. Well, listen. Do some more digging, but you know, hopefully you can have a conversation with him and he can be honest about things.

Ask him who the friend is. Tell him you want to meet this friend. Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. Alright. Good luck, Mama. Sorry. Thank you. Alright. Ask Yee. 800-585-1051. If you got a question for Yee, you can call her at any time. Yee, we got rumors on the way?

Yes, let's talk about a rapper who is now being investigated for allegedly beating up a photographer. Okay, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Come on, boy, boy, can you get it up? Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Now, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk XXX. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the rumor report.

The Breakfast Club. Well, as you know, the police have been investigating, trying to find out who killed XXXTentacion. Have they really been investigating or have the murderers just been telling on themselves all week? Well, they've been doing a lot of online investigating. So they've been offering a reward of up to $3,000 for anybody that could provide information. And they said they were looking at a lot of social media to try to get that. And here's a social media post that seems to be very telling on who killed XXXTentacion well apparently the bag that was taken from

the car was also in this video that was posted no yeah the guy basically was showing the Louis Louis bag and then yeah somebody else jumped in and said you dumbass you just told on the bag and You told on the bag. And the dude told him, hey, man, shut the F up or you'll be next. All right. This is crazy, man. Well, the suspect's name is Dedrick D. Williams. He's 22 years old. He's being booked now for a first-degree murder, a probation violation for theft of a car, motor vehicle, and driving without a valid license.

So it's not clear right now if police are still looking for another suspect as well. But he is being held without bail. So it was a stolen car. I guess the car was stolen also. They said they're looking for two more suspects. Two more suspects. Listen, man, good riddance. Satan got a two for one. One black man dead, another in jail, and more to come for absolutely nothing. That's the way it works, and I love the

fact that you guys have been on social media telling on yourselves all week because it makes police officers' jobs easy, and the problem is these kids are living in the simulation through their smartphones but they don't realize the rest of the world is not a stimulation all right well we'll keep you guys updated as we're getting this information in uh rich the kid in the meantime is under investigation and that's for battery after he allegedly beat up a photographer outside of mastros in beverly hills he was beat up a photographer outside of Mastro's in Beverly Hills. He was leaving with a female friend last week,

and then the photographer asked if that's, you know, he was jogging to his car, and the photographer asked him, is that how you ran from Lil Uzi Vert? And that's when Rich the Kid went back to the photographer, got into an argument, things got physical, and allegedly he punched the photographer, and then his female friend allegedly grabbed the camera, and they ran. I'm going to be honest with you, man.

Drop on a clues bomb for Rich the Kid. I'm happy for him. What? He's just trying to come back in the series. He was down too old, man. It was the little Uzi thing. Then he got the home invasion. Man, he had to get one, man.

Can a man get one game, man? But why would the paparazzi ask him? Hey, man, I got to get one, man. I'm having a bad month, man. People have been whipping my ass all month long, man. You're going to keep pushing me, man. I'm not going to lie. That's how you ran.

You might have did the same thing to him. I'm minding my business. That's how you ran with me. You know what? Come here. Let me talk to you over here. That man too close to the edge, man. Uzi had him in Starbucks, allegedly, and then the home invasion.

You can't play with me right now, man. That's how you ran with Louie Zivert? Yeah, that's right. You know what? Come here. Let me talk to you, paparazzi guy. Let me talk to you. Where's the kid 2-1 this month? He coming trying to come back in this series. My goodness.

Alright, now this isn't fair, but Ayesha Curry's restaurant in Houston, International Smoke, has been getting one-star reviews on Yelp. People are saying this is absolutely the worst place to go because it's in Houston, by the way. And one person said barbecue was extremely chewy

and a choking hazard. So all of these one-star reviews, but guess what? The place isn't even open for another month. So it seems very unfair and I'm sure you can guess

why people are saying that her restaurant is awful. Yeah, maybe she should have opened up in the Bay Area. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Report.

All right, thank you, Miss Yee. And she does have one in the Bay Area. She does have one in the Bay Area. Why would you open up a restaurant in a place where your team, your man's team just eliminated them in the Western Conference? Well, I'm sure she's had this planned before that happened. Nah. Because it's a long process to get the lease, to build out the space,

to hire the staff. It's opening in a month, so I'm sure she's been having this restaurant in the works for, you know, probably damn near a year. She already got one in the Bay, Oakland, so maybe San Francisco. That's also the Bay Area. And Charlotte, because that's where Steph Curry's from. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I would have stayed with those two, yeah.

That's all. I wouldn't want to hear you say that. Come on. All right, well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report. Definitely not Cleveland, either. So now, Charlamagne, right? What? Next Friday's your birthday, right? Bruh. Oh Definitely not Cleveland either. So now, Charlamagne, right? What? Next Friday's your birthday, right?

Bruh. Oh, shoot. We've been trying to figure this out. It's a bad bitch birthday. Now, you know, you've said on this radio numerous times that you're into two things, right? One thing that you said you're into is you said you like a sassy man, like a little Uzi Bird. No, no, I like sassy savages.

I like people that move like little Uzi Bird. Okay. All right, so we were thinking Trav. Maybe have Trav come up here because he's a little sassy guy. Trav ain't savage, though. Oh. He might be. He might be.

Follow him on Instagram. I got to see Trav in some pink sneakers and some loose sweatpants with a white t-shirt on. Oh, here's a picture of that right here. Ready to rumble. My goodness. And then you said you would like a little person that looks like Toya Wright. Been wanting that for years. So those are your two fantasies.

So I'm going to try to make one of them happen for your birthday. All that money you got, don't make one happen. Make two happen, sir. I got to find these people. I got to find a little person that looks like Toya Wright. It's difficult, bro. Not really. Google celebrity lookalike little people.

Wow, so you've done this. Yeah, you've done this before. Google celebrity look like Lil Peep I wonder if there's a little person that looks like Charlamagne I'm sure Celebrity looking Yeah, Charlamagne Charlamagne's a little person

I'm 5'7", sir Oh, yeah, you're right Yeah, see All right, well, we'll try to make that happen for your birthday But up next is the People's Choice Mix If you want to hear something, 800-585-1051 Shout to Revolt, we'll see you guys later All right, 800-585-1051. Shout to Revolt. We'll see you guys later. All right? 800-585-1051.

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