The Breakfast Club - Trina and Brittney Taylor interview and more

Episode Date: December 21, 2017

Today on the show we had Trina and Brittney Taylor in the building where they spoke about Love and Hip Hop, sex toys, and Trina definitely did not hide her shady comments when it came to responding back to Khia. Moreover, we flashed back to when Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to Shad Moss and we also flashed back to some listeners asking Angela Yee and Charlamagne and Envy ( C&E ) during "Ask Yee."  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Y'all are like a mega force. 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. This is your time to get it off your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed. Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. So you better have the same energy. Hello, who's this? This is Tasty. Hey, Mama. Hey, Tasty.

You mad or you blessed? Which one this morning? I'm upset. Why? I'm a single mom with a little bit of everything going on. Like what? What's everything, Mama? Just a lot.

I'm just leaving. My second job. I'll pick my daughter up. I haven't been to sleep for about two days. Just stressing, trying to figure out that. All right. Are you loving, Mama? So is everything a little bit overwhelming for you right now?

Yeah. What's wrong, boo? Are you crying? Yeah. No, you be strong, Mama. You can get through it, Mama. What's wrong, boo? Are you crying? Yeah. No, you be strong, mama. You can get through it, mama. But we don't know what's going on for us. She can get through anything.

Maybe. What's wrong, baby? Everything. You going to tell us? You going to tell us one thing? She's been working hard. She has multiple jobs. She has kids to take care of.

How many kids you got, mama? Only have one. Okay. Her father is in prison for 296 months. How long is that in years? I'm dumb. Too many to count. After 60

with five years, I stopped counting. That's over 20 years. Is he pressuring you to be faithful to him and hold him down while he's locked up? No, I don't deal at all. I just take care of my kid, but it's just so hard. It just seems like

if you do, you can't get any help. If you don't, you can get everything. I'm literally like... How can we help, baby? I don't like discussing problems. Let's talk about solutions. How can we help? At this point, get to the, I don't like discussing problems. Let's talk about solutions. How can we help? I don't, at this point, to be honest, I really don't know

because it seems like I approve of every effort. Like, my situation is just horrible for somebody who has a full-time job and a part-time job. So you got a job, so you're making some money. She got more than a job. I think you just need some moral support. You just need somebody to give you a little push and tell you that things will be okay, baby.

That's what I'm trying to tell her earlier. Things will be okay. You got people out here praying for you and sending you positive energy. Do you have help in your family? Actually, no, I really don't. My father committed suicide back in 2005. My mom and I are estranged because her husband and I don't really see eye to eye for when I was born. All right, we get it, baby.

Your life is bad. But listen, let me tell you something. Life goes on, and you have a child to live for, okay? So even if sometimes you can't be strong for yourself, be strong for her. And if you really want to feel better about your life, there's a great book out right now called Black Privilege Opportunity.

It comes to those who create it. And you should go pick it up. It'll really make you feel good. It'll help you transcend your circumstances. For anybody who needs a little extra push transcending their circumstances, that book is for you. Thank you.

All right, baby. He just turned this into a is for you. Thank you. All right, baby. He just turned this into a book promo. He definitely did. All right, thank you, mom. You have a good day, okay? Yes. We'll pray for you. All right.

That was sad. That was sad, but that's why you got to give her some uplifting words, you know? And to let her go get your book. There's no need for both of us to be sad, okay? Somebody, right?

I love her. I'm praying for her right now. I wish her the best. I wish everybody... No, she's very blessed to have a healthy daughter and to actually have a job so that you can support your family.

Yeah, I wish everybody out there going through something the best, but you have to understand that the world is going to keep turning regardless. Right. So you might as well turn with it, and trouble don't last always. And sometimes life just gets a little bit overwhelming.

Yes, and please, don't make permanent decisions off temporary feelings, please, because I guarantee you that your life will be better in a couple weeks. Is that in your book, too? Not that part. Okay. 805-85-1051.

Get it off your chest if you're blessed or you're upset. Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Wake up, wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Marsha's on the line. Marsha feels blessed because she's retiring. Marsha, good morning. Hi, hi, guys. It's Marsha. But, yes, after working for 32 years as a teacher in Harlem, I'm finally retiring. Oh, man, congratulations. My mom has been an English teacher in South, I'm finally retiring. Oh man, congratulations.

My mom has been an English teacher in South Carolina for 30 plus years. Y'all know y'all like to fake retire. Cause you gonna retire now and then you'll still be doing like summer school classes of being a substitute every now and then. You know, I'm planning to do that because I'm always a teacher.

Well, congratulations. I know you've been teaching them badass kids for years, and now it's time to put your feet up and relax. And thanks for all your service to the students. That's such a big deal. The kids are the future. Yeah, thank you so much. I just had my retirement party last night, and it was a blast.

Well, congratulations, Mama. I feel like teachers should make seven-figure salaries. I'm going to be honest with you. The most my mom ever made was $30,000 a year. Wow. Wow. I agree with you 100%. 100%. Alright. Well, have a good morning. Have a great retirement. What if they start

paying them seven figures next year? As soon as you retire. Oh, did you get seven figures? Oh my God. I'm so back, you know. Alright, baby. Have a good one, mama. Thank you, guys. You too. Bye-bye. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's up? This is Juan Jorge Enrique Gonzalez. one, mama. Thank you, guys. You too. Bye-bye. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's up?

This Juan Jorge Enrique Gonzalez. All right, Juan and all that other stuff. Why you mad, bro? Yo, I'm mad and I'm actually blessed. I'm mad because there was a murder at my hotel. Oh, my goodness. Damn. What hotel you at again, bro?

We're just going to keep it under wraps. Yeah, he doesn't want to say it. I'm in the South Florida area. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So what happened. I'm in the South Florida area. Okay. Yeah, yeah. So what happened exactly? Sound like a drug deal gone bad. More than that, but who knows?

Who knows? What do you mean, who knows? You can't say more than that. Come on, what happened? What happened? All I know is I had a dead body in my hotel. Did you run to pockets before you called the police? You know what? I didn't see it until PD got on scene.

I seen a homo. Crap, she is mad. Was somebody shot? Or did they OD? I think it was like, had to be a cut. Okay, this is what I'm thinking. This is what I'm thinking. I'm thinking you killed the person.

And now you calling us because it's on your conscience. Right, he wants to be a part of the investigation. Or he's trying to throw everybody off by calling in to say something happened, but he has no idea. That's true. I'm blessed. No, I'm blessed to be alive because I was damn sure here the day, the morning that happened. And, you know, it was all wild. I seen the young man just shortly before, you know, he lost his life.

And it was just wow. Why are you chuckling about this? I'm sorry? So you saw him right before this happened? You were the last person to see him? I was one of the last people to see him alive. So you're telling me you saw him at 11.36pm? I saw him

just after midnight. You're telling me that you saw him at 12? You telling me that you saw him at 11.05 p.m.? I got to work at 11.05. You know you done effed up, right? Oh, my gosh. You know you done effed up, right? You know you done effed up, right?

Hey, y'all have a good one. Oh, now you want to get off the phone. He's got to go. So now you want to hang up on us. Now you want to run. We done traced the call. We know where you at. Oh, you hung up on us. Now you want to run. We done traced the call. We know where you're at. Oh, you hung up too.

Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, you can call us. Or if you feel blessed, hit us up. 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. Now we have Gerald Kelly in the building. Now, I guess he couldn't drop the kids off at school this morning. That's right. But now we are The Breakfast Club Daycare Center. That's right. That's right.

I feel like Gerald gets a new son every two years. He does. He does. He does. Isaiah's here as well. I know Isaiah, and I remember you. I don't know where he came from. He came out of nowhere.

So your son's name, that's Hunter. That's little Hunter. Hunter. And that's Joshua. And Joshua. That's me. How old are you, Josh? 11 years old.

And Hunter's what, about two? How old are you, Hunter? Four. He's like, yeah, he's cool. Hunter came in here running things. He was like, that's my seat right here. Yeah. So they all come on tour with you?

Yeah, we just, we've been on the road for six, seven weeks now, man. Okay. So we got two more stops on the tour. New York, and then we're going up to Boston. Actually, Springfield, Massachusetts. And it's a father-son comedy tour, man. And we're shooting this joint now. We're shooting it and pitching it.

And Myrtle Beach, yeah. Myrtle Beach, yeah. Look at Hunter. Now we're on a date. Now I was hunting with his jokes. Now I was hunting with his jokes. Hey, you know what's crazy? We was in New York last night

walking around, hanging out at some different comedy spots. They let him in? Oh, yeah. I mean, Isaiah was getting in. He was poor. Yeah. You know, anytime a place has

a cabaret license where they sell food, you can have kids in there. Oh, okay. They just can't be by a liquor. They can't be by the bar. So he's trying to out-hustle Assad, basically. Huh? Hunter's trying to out-hustle Assad.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, with the holidays coming up, do the younger kids believe in Santa? You know what? I've never heard Hunter say anything about Santa. Like, you know what I'm saying? He just started school. He just started school. so I guess he's singing all the Christmas songs.

He don't give us gifts anyway. He cheap. When I was a kid, I don't remember the last time he got me. I mean, I'm grown now, but when I was his age, I ain't never get no gift from him. My gift was, I'm letting it all out. My gift was, I'm doing comedy,

you making money, so you're making money. So you out the streets. At four? At four. At about eight, nine years old, I had you working with Cat Williams and stuff like that. That was your gift, bro. You was making money. I was a kid, so I wanted a gift. Gerald basically giving you jeans as Christmas presents.

That's right. That's right. So, Hunter, what do you want for Christmas, Hunter? A microphone. You want a microphone? You want a microphone? And a dime short. Hunter, what do you want for Christmas, Hunter? A microphone. You want a microphone? You want a microphone? And a time sword. Is Santa going to get that for you, Hunter?

Yeah. Okay. Isaiah, you think he's going to get it? He's not going to get it. I'm telling him now. My pops is like, Terry Crews and what's that TV show? Wait, what happened? No, no, not like that.

Everybody hates Chris. Everybody hates Chris. Everybody hates Chris. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Ain't nobody, ain't nobody, ain't nobody touch my pops. What if he was like Terry Crews? He got to do what he got to do. It's three of y'all, okay? He got to make sure y'all get off.

All right, guys. They'll be homeless. Yeah, they will. What did you think when you heard Terry Crews' allegations? I don't know, man. I just, it's out there. That happens. There's allegations behind.

Those are facts. They've been out there. Everything happens. This business is like that, man. Dude hugged me one day and had the hand in the lower back. Damn. Twice. What?

Some agent. And I was with my wife and I caught it the second time. He was caressing you. That wasn't a hug. Yeah, whatever he was with my wife, and I caught it the second time. He was caressing you. That wasn't a hug. Yeah, whatever he was trying to do, I pulled him to the side and said, yo, homie, if you ever, ever touch me in my lower back, you can touch me in my upper back. It was a terrible thing. But maybe it wasn't.

Trying to get the deal. Are you sure it was something? No, it was something. It was. You could tell. You could tell. Everybody thinking something now. All these allegations coming out now.

Somebody touch him. I'm trying to get so much stuff coming in the media, man. Like, you know, people coming out with women 30 years ago, 26 years ago. It's like, ah, I just left a party in L.A. I was at a party in L.A. at Russell's house, man. And I watched these females, man. I'm talking about next level. You know, you guys been around.

It's next level women. It's next level groupies. It's so funny. I was at the bar at Russell's house kicking it with this model. And I'm sitting there going, yo. You know what I'm saying? She's amazing. And she's talking to me.

She's like, your eyes, you're funny, yada, yada, yada. And Russell walks by. And she just looks at Russell and looks at me and goes, it was nice talking to you. I follow you on IG. And was gone. It's like, you know, these women come out, man. You know, this situation. You just got to be real careful, man. That's why I'm on tour with my sons. Can no female

out there say she was in my room? Not at all. Back in the day. Yeah. Back in the day. You got them sons somehow. Back in the day. He used to do me dirty back in the day. Yeah. Yeah, back in the day. You got them sons somehow. Back in the day. He used to do me dirty back in the day. Oh, yeah, yeah.

Before he got married, he used to do me. What do you mean? We used to go on the road together. Two double beds, right? Two double beds, but that's not. Two double beds, that's all right for two. End of the show, he go, yo, you know the rules of the road. That's right.

If I get a chick. That's right. You got to go. In the lobby. In the lobby. At what age? I was like 14. Oh, okay. I was like 14. Oh, okay I was like 14

Whatever age I was 10 years old in Montreal Some chick comes Hawaiian and black wasn't bad some big some big chick She wasn't worthy of kicking your son out the room. I could have been in the living room. I could have slept outside the door. So anyway, he's like, yo, go in the lobby. Go in the lobby and I'll come get you after I'm done. I'm like, all right, cool. You wake up at breakfast.

I wake up, it's morning time. Are you sleeping in the lobby? I slept in the lobby. Security's like, yo, you good? I'm like, yeah, I'm just waiting for my pops. I'm trying to make up an excuse. He come get me like, yo, wake up. You ready to eat? You know, I'm a kid. He's bribing me with food. i'm like i'm just waiting for my pops i'm trying to make up an excuse he come get me like yo wake up you ready to eat you know i'm a kid he bribing me with food like let's go eat it's the morning time but you had no pillow no cover no pillow

no covers you know them hotel lobbies acb on 40. it was a nice hotel how old are you now there 26 am so you remember that 16 years ago yeah I'm hurt, but I'm battered. I remember everything. Joe, you a savage. A savage. Hey, man. You left a 10-year-old to sleep in a lobby. Hey, John.

With a fat girl. Hey, listen. Hey, listen. Hey, it can happen, man. It happened a couple times. I see Superman. It happens, man. It happens.

That's the worst one you remember, Isaiah? There's more, but I ain't going to put all that in. A 10-year-old. You are savage. What is the lesson you were trying to teach Isaiah in that moment? I was trying to let him know, man, when you're on the road and there's only one room, whoever comes up, got to take the L. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You know what I'm saying? Got to take the L. That's just the rules of the road. You took the L because she wasn't on that. You don't remember that, man. I remember. I remember. I remember like it was yesterday. I think about it all the time. I don't remember that, man. I remember. I remember like it was yesterday.

I think about it all the time. I don't really want to let my son out. They don't even know what they're about to get themselves into. She reminds me of your mom, son. No, she did. When I first met her, I was like, what the hell? Hold on, hold on, hold on. I'm talking about my mom, son.

I'm talking about my mom. My mom was the best chick you ever had. Are you crazy? Let's talk about your mom. None of your... Your grandma? Yeah, my grandmother. My mom was the best chick you ever had. Are you crazy? I'm talking about your mom. None of y'all. Your grandma? Yeah, my grandmother. Let's talk about that.

None of y'all know your father. Oh, my goodness. Grandma was a rolling stone. Wow. Grandma ain't got YouTube. She ain't going to see this. She ain't got anything. She ain't got no internet.

She ain't going to see this. Is that true? None of y'all know your father? None of them. None of them. Well, one of them did. They all had to ask his father, yo, can you ask your daddy if I go to Six Flags with y'all?

No. See, I didn't have a dad growing up. My brother did. And my brother used to be like, Derek, can I go to Coney Island with you and your dad? And, you know, kids don't care. He'd be like, man, get out of here. Get your own father.

Ain't your father. My mother be like, y'all shut the hell up. Light skin Leroy is both your fathers. So I'm in Coney Island with a dude that don't look nothing like me. I never thought about that. What do you do when your grandma's a hoe? Or you know your mama's a hoe? Hey, you just call your mama a hoe.

She said it. It is what it is. I mean, you guys are crazy. He talking about his grandmother's mother's side. He talking about my mama. No, his mother. He is what it is. I mean, you guys are crazy. He's talking about his grandmother's mother's side. He's talking about my mother. No, his mother. He's talking about my mother. Because my mother.

Because he's talking about my mother. All right, we got more with Gerald Kelly. When we come back, don't move his snoop. Drop it like it's hot. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. We have Gerald Kelly and his kids in the building. Charlamagne. What made you get married, G? Ah, man. Met the most incredible human being I ever been around in my life, man. Business partner, business savvy. What do you think I'm saying?

Boss. He say this about every chick he meet. Yo, every time he meet a new chick, yo, Zaya, I'm telling you, nah, this is the one right here.

But he married her. But he always married her. He always married her. Then he'd be like, nah, she's a different type of Capricorn. She's not like

the other Capricorns I met. And then months later, yo, Zaya, she's the same as the other one. But I like the one he's with now.

I mean, she can't mess with my mother. How many times have you been married? This is what, three? Three. Goodness. Really? Three, four times. Oh, you know what's crazy?

I married all three of their moms. No. Yeah, he did. For real? I married Isaiah's mom. She was pregnant, and I had no job, and I joined the Navy. And her mother was like, she can was like, you can't, she can't live here pregnant if you, you know, unless you're married.

So we went up right up the Fordham Road to the Justice of Peace for $3 and got married. I joined the Navy. I got in the Navy. It was like, oh man, I don't even know how to swim. I don't want to be here. Got out the Navy and came home. I was like, medical discharge. I lied. I said I had asthma. Since I was a kid, I knew how to hold my breath like

for a long time and then get to the doctor's office like, I can't breathe. I used to throw all the medicine off the ship. But anyway, when I got back home, I realized, I'm like, yo, I'm not really trying to marry Shorty, man. I don't want to be here no more, man. Your mom left you. What you mean?

Your mom left me? Yeah, she left you. I was there. We left you. Hold on, hold Your mom left me? Yeah, she left you. I was there. That's what she told you? I was there. We left you. Hold on, hold on, hold on. We moved. We was fed up. Oh, you remember what you remember?

Yeah, I remember. You didn't move. You was with me, bro. No, you was out of town, and she was like, we leaving. And I was like, yeah, let's leave him, Mom. You deserve better. That's the best thing that ever happened. We don't need this.

Hey, yo, that's the best thing that ever happened. His mother left me. So you married. I then mom, then Josh's mom. Josh's mom. Did all the moms get along? Yeah, we was all hanging out except Isaiah's mother. Yeah, my mom don't get along. She don't get along with nobody. She can't get along with God. She angry with the world.

That's Godzilla. What did I think about your comedy, babe? That's crazy. I did I think about your comedy, babe? That's crazy. But, yo, I talk about it all. I talk about... I mean, my wife and my ex-wife was together last night at a show, and I was talking about both of them. Justin, can you think about the best present that your dad ever got you?

Being to, um... What's that place called? Disneyland. I'm thinking Disneyland. All right, that's a great present. Angelique's parents never brought her there. Angelique's parents never brought her there. Did you go to Disneyland out there?

No, I've never been nowhere. Oh, damn. I've been to, uh... He went to the backyard in the hood. I've been to the laugh factories and... Improvs. All these comedy clubs. That's the only place he took me.

That's cool, though. I don't know. I feel a little hurt coming from you out there. You gotta be hurt. Because you know me since I was a kid. A kid. For real, for real, man. I was going through it't know I feel a little hurt Coming from you You gotta be hurt Cause you know me Since I was a kid A kid For real for real

And I was going through it Now I got a voice Everybody going You gotta get Isaiah A bit by himself I feel like I feel like we missing out On some things man

This is like Therapy Therapy It's like therapy How do y'all do business? Do you let Gerald handle all your business affairs? I handle it now. Yeah, I handle my stuff.

Wow. He wasn't stealing from you, was he? Nah. When I was coming up, he would take a little $100 from me. $100 my ass. Listen, let me tell you something. I was on... As a matter of fact, I'm going to tell it.

Let's keep it real. Keep it real. I was on the Teens of Comedy Tour. That's right. Me, Brandon T. Jackson. Lil' J.J. Lil' J.J. right. Me, Brandon T. Jackson. Lil' JJ. Lil' JJ. Corey Fernandez and Juan Garcia.

And 800 a show. And I'm like, cool. You know, I ain't got no ID, so I got to give the check to your parents. So I'm thinking they had this basic thing called a Coogan account, if I'm saying it right. When you turn 18. A Coogan account. Coogan. Coogan account.

When you turn 18, all the money you put away when you were a child goes to you. I go to the Cougan account, I turn 18. It was $150. Whoa. No. Bird, they got you like that? You. You got him like that.

They got you like that. He took all my money. He took all my money. I was wondering when the lights was off, how the lights come back on, because he wasn't working like that at the time. I was working more than him. And I'm like, damn, how we get this? How we get these TVs?

And we got food and groceries, and the lights is on. That's me doing all of that. So you was a man in the house. Man in the house. I didn't even know it. You had to pay your weight at 14, bro. Yo, listen. So I had all my, I don't even know it. You had to pay your weight at 14, bro. Yo, listen. So I had all my, I don't let Joe Jackson do none of my, do none of my business no more.

Y'all battle? Do y'all battle on things? He can't, listen, the stuff he does, yo, it's cute, man. He got the little beard and the jewelry. Yeah, you kill me. But none of y'all, you kill me. You heard what Bruce meant, like, I was murdering you, man. Are you kidding me, bro?

How do you know when enough is enough, though? Like when the jokes stop? He don't stop. No, I'm never going to stop. The problem is. And it's like, what can you say back? As they're trying to show off, right? He'll try to show off and try to drone on me, bag on me in front of people.

And they know he can't win. The back and forth, the bad. He got low blows. He got low blows. I'll be like, yo, man. I'll have some ass. In my life. But the best I ever had was from your mother.

See? Now we got to fight. Now we got to fight. Now we got to fight. Hit my arm. Hit my arm. Hit my arm. God.

Hit my arm. Hit my arm. Rip the jaw. What? See, now we got to fight God. His mama. His mama. Rip the jaw. What? See, now we got to start. That's what I'm saying. So I got to go. The next thing I got to do is your grandma.

Grandma, you know, was a rolling stone. Grandma was a hoe. See? I got to hit her back with a little something. Now in the middle of your show, I'm on stage. We both on stage fighting. Exactly. I got to hit her back.

These poor women minding their business, getting thrown in in the middle the worst part about that is this true Your mama's hot, man. Your mama's hot. Use the hands and everything. I'm like, I use my own hands. Use the hands. You know what I'm saying? Johnson, look at me. Where y'all at again this weekend, Gerald? We at the Symphony Space Theater.

Oh, man. Friday night. Where's that located? 95th and Broadway. 95th and Broadway. Please get your tickets, 212-864-5400, extension 0, or go to www.symphonyspace.org. The Father and Son Comedy Tour. It's going to be the funniest show you ever come to.

I'm telling you, come out and see what we're talking about. It ain't no kiddie pop because you see the kids. As you know, we're going celebrating my father's birthday celebration. How was it, Pop? Let me tell you a story about Isaiah. Isaiah was like 10, 11 years old, right? And Cat Williams, every time Cat saw Isaiah.

Now, I don't know if you guys know about L.A. with comics. No money in Hollywood with comics. You're starving in L.A. until you pop and you make it. You know, they're paying you $20 or $10. So there ain't no money out there. Every time this kid get on stage in L.A., Cat would see him and go, come here, Junior. Cat used to show love. 500, 300, 500.

All the time. So, man, it got to the point where people used to, the code was to call me. The word was to call me and let me know when Cat was in the club. I wake this dude up on a school night. Yo, get up. I'm going to get you or some cats at the club. We get to the club. Cat's like, Junior, what's up?

Here you go. Put that in your Coogan account. Yeah, man. No, he gave it to me in my pocket. And then. When he went to sleep? Now he went to sleep. We'd be going on the way home, and he'll be like, yeah, yeah,

Kat said just give me $200 of that. And I'm like, what? Kat didn't say that? I ain't giving you nothing. Damn, he pimped you, Isaiah. Lord have mercy. You do what most dads do. You make sure your kids are straight.

You take their money, you put it in the, what's the cow called? It's over. It's over. Well, at least he's better than Kris Jenner, okay? He didn't make you have sex with a black man for money. Yeah. All right. Father and son comedy tour this Friday. Go check it out.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Yes, sir. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. Charlamagne, did you hear? Trina just tried to pull a Mariah Carey on us? Oh, she talked about the lighting?

Yeah, she brought her own lighting here. Oh, she did? Why you didn't bring it in, Trina? They did. They just told her to take it down. Who told y'all to take it down? Oh, that's what I'm saying. We got that good light.

This overhead light ain't good for us. Now, Loving Hip Hop permits. Now, what made you do Loving Hip Hop, Trina? Y'all can ask Trick Daddy that. Y'all, he came up here already? Not yet. Oh, it's Trick Daddy's fault. He called me every single day, begging me, begging me.

He was going to sign on to the show. You already know I said I didn't want to do the show. Yes. I had my reserves. Not so much for the show because I like the entertainment of the show. I just don't like all the crazy bottle-throwing, shoe-throwing fights, boobs popping out, nobody spitting on me. You're not throwing no drink in my face.

I just feel like that's way too far. So now, of course, I don't think nobody's going to even think about that with Trick. So he calls me up and I'm like, okay, I don't know. And I was like, Trick, you sure? Because you kind of wild and you know, you get kind of crazy on the wrong thing. So he was like, no, you know, I'm going to do my new music. I'm going to do this. And then we talked about our album.

So then therefore he's like, I'm just do it. But if you do it with me. And so I was like, okay. And I said, I'm with do it but if you do it with me and so i was like okay and i said i'm a mona i said i'm a trick and we had a big conversation and we had our do's and i don'ts uh and it just kind of happened after that and the money must have been right the money was excellent okay they needed you because i know before they tried to do a love and hip-hop miami and it didn't work out don't play yourself mona you can't do it in miami without me yeah they said it was like kind of boring or something it didn't work. And Trick didn't do it at first.

Because you know when you hear the love and hip-hop thing, it's like a pause at first. You'd be like, I don't want to. And then once I got into it, after realistically I finished filming, I feel like I would go back and do my whole part all over again a whole other different way. Because now I understand what's going on.

I got the control of it. I see what's happening. It's all about how you set it up. Reality TV is reality. It's your life. Whatever you put out there is whatever they're going on. I got the control of it. I see what's happening. It's all about how you set up. Reality TV is reality. It's your life. Whatever you put out there is whatever they're going to show. Be careful with the editing. So I was very cautious

of what I did. And it was more business for me more than anything. Now, were you practicing back in April when we saw you wilding out, cursing people out?

No, I wasn't. That was a natural reaction when you know somebody, somebody disrespect you. It's not like somebody in the streets. I don't really react to beef. You know, I don't care

what you say about me. You spoke about that last time she was there, remember? I don't care what you say about me. I kind of ignore last time she was there, remember? I don't care what you say about me. I kind of ignore it. But this, when I know you and you kind of say something that's disrespectful

and it's like, why? Like, I don't feel like you need to throw a jig at me to make your own self, you know, known or get on or whatever. People just do it all the time. I mean, it's whack,

but you know, it is what it is. Now, Brittany Taylor's here also. Brittany Taylor, this is my daughter. She's on Love & Hip Hop, but the New York one. Yes. Right now.

How did you feel watching Brittany on that one? Because she has some issues. And I know, Brittany, this is my daughter. She's on Love & Hip Hop, but the New York one right now. How did you feel watching Brittany on that one? Because she has some issues. And I know, Brittany, you were hesitant to do the show at first also. Yeah, I was. Now, for people who don't know, because I didn't watch it, you had to explain it to me. And this is a shame because Ambie's from Queens, Brittany's from Queens. I feel like y'all, you know.

I didn't know. Different generations. If you haven't been in Queens in 20 years. Shut up. I was in Queens last week anyway. But you're beefing with young B. Okay. Chicken Noodle Soup?

I'm not really beefing. See, he said the same thing I said. But her name is Bianca now. With anybody. I'm not really beefing with anybody. You know, it's something that was washed up. It's over. I don't really care about it.

I'm just happy to be on this lit platform, honestly. But it did play out on television and there were drinks thrown and, you know, I didn't even understand, like, how this You threw drinks? Oh, I don't throw things. Not you. I don't. So what? So, yes, Trina. That's what I'm talking about. Don't throw nothing at me. Right. Because I'm going to shut this whole camera thing

down and let me know if I don't throw. We could talk. You could get mad. I could say, I don't care what you say. I don't like it. You don't have to like what I say. Don't throw nothing at me. Like, that's dangerous. You get me in the eye. It could be a bad situation. That's just not, I don't feel like that should be a part of the show. But you know, they put y'all in scenarios sometimes that cause conflict though. They put them in scenarios.

I'm in a scenario. You're not going to put me in anything. I say, this is what I want to do. This is not what I want to do. If I don't like it, you can't even get no camera time with me. Period. But you know, Brittany is like your protege. We've worked together for years. This is my baby. She's been in Miami. We've done like 100 songs together already. When they first asked me to do Love & Hip Hop, I turned it down.

No. She was just trying to get her music off, do her thing. They wanted her to do it. I told her no as well years ago. So now we come back. It's full surface. She's back in New York. She was doing her thing.

It's a good platform for her to get her music off. She's super dope, super talented, super great writer, super artist, super lit, turned all up. You know, if you guys see how Tiana Taylor acting, she's so fly and sexy. This is her. This is what she does.

So you've worked with Tiana Taylor? Yes. Who is my best friend. And Tory Lanez. Tory Lanez is another close friend of mine. We work hand in hand.

I had records with Jim Jones back in the days. I'm always working with DJ Webstar. You know, Rich Dollaz, he's around. That's why I want to make sure she says all the things that she's done.

Sometimes you might watch the show and not know. Rich Dollaz is bad news. Why? Who has Rich Dollaz helped in the past seven years since Olivia? Nobody. It's over. It's a wrap. He's a reality show. Maybe he wasn't around nobody

with talent. You know what I'm saying? Nah, he burnt all his bridges. With guys like the DJs and stuff like that. That's what it is. I love the DJs. DJs? Yeah.

Okay. How do you use the Love & Hip Hop platform to benefit you? I mean, for me now, it's about the music. It's about the brand. It's about, you know, I have this label, Rockstar Music Group. I signed a couple artists to the label. I did some joint ventures with a couple artists. And it's just stuff that I have going on to, like, put it

out there. Now I have the album with me and Trick, the TNT project next year. And we record a lot of stuff from the show for that, for the album. And it's just basically, it's work. That's all I do. I show what I really do in real life. It's no exaggerated stories. No fake relationships. There's no fake storylines. This is what I do. Everybody knows I'm an artist. Everybody see me do what I do. I show what I really do in real life. It's no exaggerated stories, no fake relationships. There's no fake storylines.

This is what I do. Everybody knows I'm an artist. Everybody see me do what I do. So it's kind of like shown on a different platform. So was the fact when we heard that you didn't, quote, unquote, write your own music, was that part of the story? I never heard that. Okay. I never heard that one either, Trina.

I'm always right. Wow, he tried just now. He tried just now. Envy. Envy. Envy. Envy. Envy.

Envy. Envy. Envy. I know what he's talking about. It was Kyle, kid. What's her name? We don't address cockroaches on The Breakfast Club, okay? What I'm trying to tell you is when you look at the Trina music,

you see the Trina name, you wonder how Trina lasted 17 years. You know how Trina gets so many bags. Hmm. That royalty is very good. You think that people have gotten to try to come at you a little bit to get on the show? I'm laughing at Kyle Croson. You can't get on the show in Miami without me.

You cannot get on the show without me, so just stop. Whoever you is, whoever you are trying, you cannot get on the show. I sent the list in for the show. If you want to get on the show, come holler at me. Otherwise, you're not getting on the show. That's what I do like about the Miami show, though. Period. They do look real Miami.

They got you. They got Trick. They got Gunplay. They got the Pretty Ricky. Like, that looks real Miami. Def LaCour is on there. Is F Gunplay. They got the Pretty Ricky. That looks real Miami. Pleasant P is on there. Def LaCour is on there. Is Feezy on there, Annie?

I think Feezy is on there. I think he's on there for a second. Brian McKinney's on there. Tip Drill. Oh, Tip Drill on there? Yeah. Oh, wow. I filmed with Tip a segment or so.

Okay. I can't wait to see what's going to happen on Miami. I saw you perform at the VH1 Hip Hop Honest performing, Nan. Does that ever make you feel old?

Nan? No, because I don't really perform Nan in my show. It's like the last thing at the end of the night of the show, and I'll be like,

oh, hey, we're going to do something for all the day ones, and then I won't even say nothing. I'll just play it, and they'll just go crazy.

I don't even perform anymore. That's like my only time to perform is when I'm with Trick, and that was a big moment. This is like a been a minute since Trick performed, like something that was big perform is like when I'm with Trick and that was a big moment. This is like, like a, been a minute since

Trick performed, like something that was big. So, of course, I did that record for that. How old were you when y'all did Nan? Like 18 or 17. 18, wow.

So, did it make you reminisce? Woo! It just go back to, you know what it is because when I look at like now, like music and stuff, like it's going,

it seemed like to me when Nan came out back then, it's starting all over again. It's like the real ratchet. It's the raw. It the raw it's the run it's like a hundred artist girls that's all over the place not even signed or not even to have like a big deal or anything like that but just their name is bubbling from the internet because their presence is so enforced and they just out here like talking they talk and so when i think of them i'm like damn this is like man back in 1988 you know what i mean so yeah. How did you and Brittany end up working together?

In the studio. She's in Miami. She was always around. She's always been working with a lot of people, like, in the studio. Tori, like she said, different producers. And we just, she came to my session one night. I was in the studio recording. I had took a break to eat.

And when I looked up, she's, like, in the booth recording, like, in the middle of my session. Just, like, in the booth, like, making records,, like doing songs, doing references, all kind of stuff. And I'm like, yo, who is this? And then she just started dancing. I was like, you couldn't deny like how genuine she was. And she was so lit. I'm just like, you don't crash nobody's session and just start recording your own vocals. And then ever since then, we've been inseparable. And that's what's great about Trina is that she embraces other women all the time. I love women. I'm very confident, very secure in myself.

We have more with Trina and Brittany coming up next on The Breakfast Club, so don't move. The Breakfast Club. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Trina and Brittany Taylor in the building. Now, what made you leave Miami and come back to New York? Honestly, I left Miami. Especially with this weather.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I left Miami and came back to New York because I have a sick grandmother. So I just really needed to be closer to her. And I was tired of just being in Miami and not getting all the respect in my city that I feel is much needed. So I'm like, I'm going to go back to my city and take this shit bus home. Do you feel like Love & Hip Hop represented you well? Yeah, I mean, realistically, yes. It started off a little rocky, but I feel like they represent me in a good lighting.

Like, it's definitely platforming my talents. And, you know, everybody at VH1 is sweet to me. Why do you think you don't get respect from New York? Realistically, I don't get respect from New York because I wasn't really that consistent. Gotcha. I'm a kid, like, I'll just be real. When I had the record with DJ Webstar

which was the oh please you can't do the 5G's I did that record that was your record? yeah that's me on there and then I did

the record we getting money like nananana I did that with Jim Jones and then after that I kinda got cozy I was young I had a bunch of money

I moved to Miami and I was I was living the party life for a while yeah to party I had to get out the party life get to business they said you were spending a lot of money no she was she's. Yeah, two parties. I had to get out the party life, get to business. They said you

spent a lot of money. No, she was. She's just very, she likes to party. She likes to hang out and have a good time. She's the life of the party. I had to sit her down and say, you know, I love you. You're a great artist. You are super talented. Stop the party and focus on your music because the time is going to pass. You've been in because you're not consistent like I am.

You're inconsistent so it makes it harder for your brand to be able for people to recognize you or remember the records back in the day or to bring it up for it. And she just got it right. She started focusing like, I got to get it right. Why were you making money? How did you make money initially? I made money from doing shows.

Okay. I did like just off of the 5Gs, I did like a lot of shows. That record was big. How much you was getting a show? I was getting 5K. Okay. You said you weren't broke? Hold on.

That was a little bit, but that was only because I was in a show? I was getting 5K. Okay. You said you weren't broke? Hold on. That was a little bit, but that was only because I was in a group, so that had to be broke. Got it. Broke it down. How'd you go broke, though? Spending all the money.

Living beyond your means in Miami? Yeah, moving to Miami. First off, I went to Miami and I bought a condo. Yeah. As a little girl, I bought a condo.

I was living on South Beach. Damn. Wow. Let me hold something. So you still own the condo? No, I don't. You sold it or? No, I actually, I didn't buy it.

I was renting it, which was a stupid way to go about it. I was just renting it, renting, renting. So Trina came in and helped you manage your money? I just came in and told her to sit down. She gave me free studio time. Yeah. The studio time was taking a lot of money out of my pocket. Did you teach her proper poom-poom management as well?

Show her what guys that she may need to be dealing with, who not to deal with? Oh, she kind of gets that. She's a good girl when it comes to this. She has her little, you know, she had her little weak point. It was this one guy. It was annoying. She was always talking about it. I was like, stop, let it go already.

It was like a thing from back in the days, whatever. And she got it. Like, listen, this could weigh, focus on the music. Can you, when I come to the studio, you better have three, four, five songs. I'm giving you my studio time. Studio time is expensive. They're charging me five, $600 a night for only, for 12 hours. So I'm going to give you the first six hours before I get there.

When I get there, you better have records done. Because you don't have the money to pay for this. You know? The internet got to get paid. The studio got to get paid. You don't get no rollover time. This is half of my session. I got to do one or two songs, come back the next day,

because I'm looking out for her. What made you look out for her so much? Because she was so hungry. I see it in her. You didn't sign her, right? You didn't sign her. I just saw she was lost. I saw she was tired, and she was around a bunch of people.

That's artists like Tiana Taylor's your best friend. You're around Tori. You're on the road. You went on tour with Tori. You're performing. You're doing so much stuff, but you can't connect to make it. You can't make it connect and make the brand build for your name because you're all over the place. You like the party, you like the dance, you like to have fun, but you got to sit still and focus on where's the career going?

How can I line this up? How can I make this all work out? And I'm like, you know, you don't have the money right now to pay for studio. We're going to knock that out of the way. Here's studio. Now you're in Miami, you got somewhere to stay. All you got to do is get up in the morning, get up in the daytime, go to the studio all day, make music, get focused, focused, focused. Because this opportunity is going to go. You're going to get older. You're going to grow.

And it doesn't matter no more. Now, is that going to clash with your relationships in Miami? Like somebody like Breonna, who you've always held down? Breonna Perry? Yeah, yeah. No, no, I love Breonna Perry. Breonna Perry is just going to do her thing. You know, I got a lot of respect and a lot of hope for Breonna Perry for 2018.

She's one of the dopest, underrated artists that's been out in the game for a minute, and I met her like at eight years old. And you know, now when I look at her, it's like I just hug her. I love her so much. I know in 2018, she's gonna win. She's gonna have records. We went in the studio, we did a couple records. She's working right now. She needs that record, you know? And that's what she

needs to come in. She's a dope person, so I know she's gonna win this year. Is it harder or easier for female rappers that record, you know? And that's what she need to come. And she's a dope person. So I know she's going to win this year. Is it harder or easier for female rappers right now, Trina? Honestly, I feel it's easier. You know what? Harder is when you sign to a major or you got this one, you stuck in this one box, you know? It's not like that no more. I feel like now it's a little bit more open because you don't need the major.

I mean, majors and all that, that's the machine. That's the money. Everybody needs that because you don't have it out your pocket to pay but now in the game the internet the social media all this stuff is so live these girls are out here you got artists they putting out music they got soundcloud they they streaming they on spotify they on everything and they're making money doing shows they're doing posters they're doing performances so it's adding money for them and they don't even have a major they don't even have they don't even have a deal before it wasn't like that nobody was giving you the time of the day because you needed radio because you

needed somebody to back you now you don't really need that because. Before, it wasn't like that. Nobody was giving you the time of the day because you needed radio, because you needed somebody to back you. Now, you don't really need that because people are like, who's on the internet? I like her. And then people start talking about her, and then it starts blowing up. Got you. Now, I was reading about you and Nicki Minaj doing a song together. That's the rumor. I hate rumors.

God, can we get to the facts? All right, so tell us. Is that true? I want to ask you something. About the dildo? Sex toys. You like sex toys? I like sex toys.

But not them kind, though. I just like the butterfly thing, like the little eggs thing, like this little thing you put on the... We was friends, Trina. We are friends. I love you, Envy. I love, like, I'm just wanting to... She says you want to ask about rumors and facts.

There's no facts here. You can't give your friend tips on what sex toy to use? I don't know what sex toy to use. Envy only likes dildos. Oh, my God. I'm going to keep it real. You don't mess with d? I don't know what sex toy to use. And he only likes dildos. Oh, my God. I'm going to keep it real. You don't mess with dildos no more, do you, Trina? I never mess with dildos.

I don't like them because I just don't like the fake. I don't want to be grinding a fake, you know, a fake rubber. And it messes up your world. I don't like that. I like just the little butterfly, the egg, the little thing that's going right on the little... Yeah, that's it. I don't like all that extra.

We're not inserting that style. You need a man for that. I'm not into that. I like that. I like the gels. I like funny little... I like the little crawly stuff. You know, you for that. I'm not into that. I like that. I like the gels. I like funny little stuff. I like the little crawly stuff. You know, you put these things on your back and it's like moving around.

It's sensational. And you just have tingling. You have no... Is that leeches? No, no, no, no, no. It's called like love bites or something. You just put them all over your neck. It's like a little gel thing and they like open up on your skin when your skin get hot.

Really? Yeah, and they make you very sensual and they make you get very, you know. We should go to like a sex store and look at some stuff. You know? Look at God. Look at the devil. Why the devil sent me on this beautiful winter day?

Why Satan doing this to me on this beautiful day? Because you messing with me. Wait, hold on. What? Shut up. Why would Satan do this to me on this beautiful thing? Because you joking me all the time. That's why.

I don't want to be intimate with a rubber thing. I don't want to do that. I don't feel like I'm, that's not the, I don't know what that, I don't know if they move and vibrate. I don't want to do that. I'll just like the little toys you play with, you put around, you know, and make it fun and cute, but not the... No. You've always had an unreal

approach to d***, though, Trina. You was here one time saying that she liked the 12 inches. I was doing that for you because you're so extra, you know, and you just think I want this big... Not in that department, Trina. Not that. I don't want to take a 12 inches. You know, I'm just saying, like, I just want somebody that's satisfying. If girls say it's the size of the

matter, that may be. Sometimes they lie. And sometimes size is not about it. It's about what you're doing. Because you can have a big size and doing nothing. Absolutely nothing. Some men don't even know the actual fulfillment to pleasing a woman. What is the actual fulfillment? Do tell, Trina.

I'm just saying making sure they're fully, completely satisfied. Like they're squirting, having orgasms, all of it. That's completely satisfaction. Got you. And if you're not doing that, orgasms, all of it. That's completely satisfaction. Got you. You know, and if you're not doing that, then guess what? You got up and you did nothing. Got you. No, I feel like...

No, I do too. Stop it. You seem a little thrown up. You seem a little thrown up. I feel like if you're not making your woman orgasm, you're not doing nothing. Like, I truly feel that. That's for sure. If you're not doing that, you're not doing anything.

So, God should make sure they pay attention to that. Don't think you did something if you got up and there's not an orgasm. That's whack. Did y'all have that sex conversation? I don't know how old are you, Brittany? How old are you, Brittany? A lady never tells her age. But she's of age, yeah.

She's old enough, honey. I'm over 21. But we don't have this conversation. You don't have to come up with nothing or advice. Oh, yeah, she did. She's my mentor. Some stuff she told me I didn't know about. I had learned a few things from her.

I had to go back into my stash and step my game up. Like what? Just a little stuff. Give us some tips. I mean, realistically, I like females. Oh, you like women? Trina's dabbled.

Why do you always got to put my name in everything? God. Trina's dabbled. I think women are beautiful. I like women. I've done whatever I've done. It's not a bad thing. Girls just want to have fun. Girls always want to have fun and funds.

All right, we have more with Trina and Brittany Taylor coming up. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We have Trina and Brittany Taylor in the building.

Charlamagne? You think you'll ever get to a point where you don't want to perform your sexual stuff no more, Trina? Me? Yeah. What sexual stuff? Most of my music is not that sexual Look back at it

Now Look back at it, it's sexual Look back at it, it's sexual Now, whatever Pull over, it's not sexual Sort of, kind of Pull over that ass too fast That's all I'm saying

It's not saying too much sexual Here we go, it's not sexual Single again, it's not sexual Damn is not sexual The K. Michelle record If It Ain't Me is not sexual All these records are not sexual All my stuff that's always

Not that sexual There's a few records that stood sexual. All my stuff is not that sexual. There's a few records that stood out that's really sexual. People take that and go so overboard with it. Guess what? I'm very sensual, very confident in my skin, very provocative, very raw. And guess what? The things that I say, everybody that has something to say about it, they want to say it. They just don't know how to say it because they're not sure of themselves.

Yeah, just listen to Chino on lip service if you don't believe me. Oh, yeah. Oh, did y'all hear it? Yeah. No, I didn't hear it. No, you did not get to watch me on lip service. That is so No, I didn't get the hair check. No, you did not get to watching your lip service. That is so bad.

I didn't get the hair check. You know why? There's a lot of tips on there. We gave a lot of tips. You just said baby over there. Yes, I did. I didn't say baby. Did you say baby?

I said baby. Yes. I did not say baby. Because I haven't heard of baby. And then he was twiddling. Everybody in here is having a little twiddling. It's Trina, man.

She does this to me. Oh, my God. You can't help us. You know how we feel. You know we can't. And then you have twinkled. Is everybody in here? She's a little twinkled. It's Trina, man. She does this to me. Oh, it's my show. You can't help it. It's how we feel. You know, we can't. And then you have a new album, you and Trick Daddy. Trick Daddy and Trina is,

well, let me say, oh, Trick Daddy and Trina. That's what it's called. Trick and Trina. Yeah, Trick and Trina. I ain't gonna say Trina and Trick. I always go Trick and Trina. I give him his little props

because, you know, I'm the boss of Trick. And plus, it sounds like Trick and Treat kind of, so it kind of flows. Trick and Trina. TNT comes out next year. My album comes out next year,

the one. Finally, I'm so excited. I'm so tired of the delay. We had, like, an issue with the clearance, which is kind of so it kind of flows trick and treat the tnt comes out next year my album comes out next year the one finally i'm so excited i'm so tired of the delay we had like an issue with the clearance which is kind of frustrating at the last minute but it was one of those things that you know sometimes timing is for the best day my album's supposed to come out that's awesome we had the hurricane i was thinking like geez if the album came out the hurricane was if i was posting the album it was gonna be like oh you selfish oh you did so it just kind of went how it did and now february 23rd is my new release date. I'm super excited. I got a chance to add some extra records to the album. Nice.

A couple more features. All right, after Valentine's Day. And I'm excited. You have a Valentine this year? Are you single again? I have a Valentine every year. Oh, okay, okay. Talk about it.

It's not a problem. No, I'm just, you know, I'm happy. You know, Charlamagne, stop. You know that? Just stop, okay? So you're saying somebody, you're dating somebody now. I just want to know. I'm very happy.

Happy, you know, happy is happy in love. Very much how I was when I left you guys last. That's great. I saw you at T.C.K.O.'s wedding. You were a bridesmaid. You looked beautiful. Thank you. But you were crying.

I was crying because I was happy for her. I was wondering why you was crying. I was happy for her. I was like, oh, in awe. Like, she is so amazing. Like, to see her, like, just this day, this is her day, you know? And I've been there with her, like, the whole thing, the wedding dress, the this, the that, the crying, the before the wedding was planned, years and years from the lipstick.

Like, this is my friend. I know her. Like, this day was everything to her, you know? When those things happen, do you think to yourself, when is my wedding going to happen? I was thinking to myself, like, jeez, what is me walking down the aisle? Except I was walking next to Taz. I was like, this is not my husband, you know? Got you.

So I was thinking, like, wow wow this could be my wedding it was emotional it was very good and Gucci was so strong and the man stand up for her it was just like a beautiful moment to be a part of would you put your wedding on television maybe do a special now you're doing love and hip hop I'm sure they're going to try that she has a man

you do have a man what do you do have a man. Yes, she does have a man. What do you do? Who is this Negro? You know what, Angela? What we're saying, I don't know about that, though, the whole waiting on the TV thing. You know what?

Because just for the sake, just being in Keisha's wedding, it's a lot. Like, she was extremely frustrated. And it's, you know, it's the wedding. The cameras are there. Certain stuff isn't going right. It's going to be on television. So now we're here.

So she's got to watch everybody. Why isn't the spotlight on me right now? Why is this? Why is that? You're still planning your wedding. It's your big day. But also you're filming for the cameras. And it's cameras all around hiding behind the sheer sheets and all on the floor.

Can't even pick a wedge. It was a lot. Like all day. It was like one of those things. I know. I can imagine what it's like just doing a wedding without the cameras. You know, the Brisezilla and just all that. But now that you have the cameras oh she was stressing i was stressing i was crying we was meeting we wasn't making deadlines i missed the appointment for my

dress like four times like it was just a lot were you late to the wedding no until to get your dress no i wasn't late but i i was supposed to get it like a week prior so i actually got my maid like the last one she was giving me like leeway but it it was almost like, hey, if it's not done today, it's no waiting. Like, what are you going to walk in, you know? And I'm stressing. I'm traveling. I'm this. I'm that. We're all over the place. So it was just a lot to make it happen. Your boyfriend younger or older? I'm younger.

Okay. I feel like I met him. I think I remember this story now. He's an entrepreneur or something. How much younger, Charlotte? Not that much younger, but younger. He's a entrepreneur or something. We're just going to. He's not that much younger. He's a 20-something-year-old entrepreneur. I don't know. You talking about rumors.

We talking about facts. You know what I'm saying? We've been together. We've been together. We're together. We're happy. I'm not even talking about all that because it started leaking out drama and the drama goes.

Boss said it was Raymond Taylor. I don't care what Boss says or Boss or Breakfast Club or Shade Room or nobody else. What is that? Why are you searching me? I need to Google. He's searching you right in front of you. Now it's you and Dave East. It's not me and Dave.

What are you talking about? No, no, no. It's a rumor. That was the video, Charlamagne. You cannot believe the blogs. They're going to say everything. Shout out to them, too. They're always talking about me.

Let me read what Bossup said. I think we've all had false things on the blog. Not you. I've never heard one false thing about you. blogs, they're going to say everything. Shout out to them, too. They're always talking about I like some of them. Not you. I've never heard one false thing about you. Oh my gosh. All the time. Never, ever. Monserrat is saying it's not Davies. But those were the rumors because of this video. You thought the video was what?

Closer or not? I just thought it was a video. When you do a video, you act in the video so it could be a real video. It says Raymond Taylor. That's who it is? Who is Micep? He got money? What are you talking about, Angel? Are you going to be set? I just need to know if you're going to be set.

I'm already set. She's got it on her own. Why does she need a man to make a set? I'm straight. Who know I'm straight? I know she got it. That don't mean you got to spend it. You know what? Realistically, I don't even spend a lot of money. You know that? Not really now. So much stuff, it happens.

You know how you do the bartering? Mm-hmm. And people, do you make them? You use your brand and make it look good. Absolutely. I keep my money. That's me. I keep my money unless I necessarily have to.

Y'all know Trina got her own day in Miami? Miami. She better. Every day is Trina Day in Miami. Yes. What day is it? It's May 15th. I believe that's Mother's Day.

Yeah, Mother's Day. I don't know what I'm going to do yet. It's something that's going to be very charitable. Of course, giving back to the whole Miami, the whole community. Just because I'm excited about it. I have no idea what the plans are. But I don't know. Next year, I'll come back to you guys and tell you.

Yeah, I remember that story because they have pictures of your boo out there. Your rumored boo. Why do you keep talking about that? Because I'm about to DM him and tell him he better marry you and marry you soon. Okay? The reading finger is still empty. I'm going to put him and tell him he better marry you and marry you soon. Okay? The reading finger is still empty. I'm going to put a little pressure on him. He's definitely not going to say that.

He's going to say, why you ain't bust up on that yet? That's what he's talking about. No, no, I don't talk like that no more. I don't talk like that no more. No, I do not talk like that. You do? No, I don't talk like that no more. I look at you so different.

You know that the way people, like the stuff I hear about you. How do you look at him? I look at him different. We had our personal, like Miami rooftop vibe. Yes. Strip club vibe. It's a fact. And we had different conversations than when our personal, like, Miami rooftop vibe. Yes. Strip club vibe. It's a fact. And we had different conversations than when I come here with you guys.

Yeah. So that's why when I come here, don't front on me, because he know I know. Uh-oh. Were you throwing you quotes? Was it any quotes he was throwing you? No, it wasn't quotes. It was just real stuff. Like, you know, God, girl, we had our, like, I asked him stuff.

He told me. I was like, be honest. Mm-hmm. I was like, okay. And he asked me stuff. Like, we had our, like, heart-to-heart, right? Absolutely. And that's why I got to make sure this dude do right by you.

That's the hardest part. Make sure you do right. All right. Well, we got looking forward. So that's January 1st, right? Is that when it starts? January 1st is Miami. Miami is lit.

Trick Daddy is lit. Gunplay is lit. That's my guy. Sleuth and Gunplay. You wildin' on there? Gunplay is lit. I love Gunplay. What is he not wildin'?

He's just a wild one from Miami. That's it. Miami just took a loss too, man. Rest in peace, Black Bull. I know. Yeah,

that's like a hard one to digest. You know, he's like a mentor to everybody. I knew him since I was little growing up,

you know? And it's one of those things like we have to just make sure we be healthy and exercise and do all kinds of stuff

because you just never know like today, like last night you're at Art Basel the next day, like you're just not here. All right, all right. Brittany,

I can anticipate you hopping over to the Miami one now. Yeah, last night you were at Art Basel, the next day, like, you're just not here. Brittany, I can anticipate you hopping over to the Miami one now. Yeah, hopefully. Let's everybody just say a little prayer. Yeah, I'm dragging her to Miami, so, yeah. Get to the palm trees and the beaches. Brittany, welcome to Miami. There was a rumor that Jocelyn was going to be on Miami, too.

Jocelyn from Atlanta? I don't know. I didn't hear that. Because I know she was trying, because I guess she had moved to Miami. She's from Miami, though. Right. I mean, back to Miami. Okay, got it. You want to give her a pass? Jocelyn? I mean, I guess she had moved to Miami. She's from Miami, though. Right. I mean, back to Miami, Atlanta. You want to give her a pass? Jocelyn? I mean, I know her. I love her.

She's already been on there. Like, I don't have no problem with her. I don't even know half the people that's on the cast, though. I haven't seen them, filmed with them or anything. Really? Yeah. You know Steph LaCroix, though? Yeah.

She's cool. Yeah, she's cool. I filmed one scene with Steph LaCroix in the studio. Yeah. All right. Well, we appreciate you guys for joining us. Thank you, guys. And I look forward to hearing that TNT album. Yes. And right. Well, we appreciate you guys for joining us. Thank you, guys. And I look forward to hearing

that TNT album. Yes. And it's The Breakfast Club. It's Miss Brittany Taylor and Trina. Thank you. Period. The Breakfast Club.

I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. TNT donkey. B's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey, donkey, donkey. Bunch of dead guys. It's time for the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil? Possibly.

The Breakfast Club. All right, listen, man. Charlamagne the God here. I'm on vacation until 2018. I don't give a damn what y'all think about that because I deserve it. Now, the Breakfast Club is in 80-plus markets in 150 countries, so we have a lot of new listeners who probably don't even know who Charlemagne Tha God is. So use my time off to catch up on some of my past work, okay?

Okay. If you're new here, I do a segment every day called Donkey of the Day, Donkey as in jackass, and that's when I give someone the credit they deserve for being stupid. So if you never heard of it, this is new to you. But if you are a regular listener, then this is an oldie but goodie because it's the best of the donkey of the day. Donkey of the day goes to the little lost Negro, formerly known as Bow Wow Wow, Yippee Yo, Yippee Yay, Shad Moss.

Okay? Every day of Shad Moss' life, it seems like he's starring in a terrible biopic airing on Lifetime about himself. And of course, in this biopic, he is playing himself because let's be honest, nobody can play themselves better than Shad Moss can play himself. If there's one thing on this planet Shad Moss is good at, it's playing himself. Well, the playing of thyself continued when Shad Moss posted a pic of a private jet with a sprinter and Mercedes Benz pulled up to it with the caption, Travel Day, NYC Press Run for Growing Up Hip Hop, let's go.

I promise to bring y'all the hottest show ever. Now, Shad Moss is the executive producer of Growing Up Hip Hop. Salute to him on that. Drop on the clues bombs for Shad Moss being the EP on Growing Up Hip Hop. But I don't understand how you can be EP of a show called growing up hip-hop when you clearly still have a lot of growing up to do okay you know how they talk about doing the baby boy sequel they should do it based on shad moss's life he is a 30 year old grown-ass man who mentally is still balled up in the fetal position of his mother's womb okay shad moss may physically be

a grown-ass man but psychologically he is still that little boy who is headlining the scream tour he's delusional okay i knew he was delusional when i saw that video of him online when he had the hoodie on and he was walking in front of a group of kids and he was acting like he didn't want to be noticed and they didn't notice it was him remember this yo it's a field trip behind me they don't know it's me oh they don't care. Okay? This guy still thinks it's 2005. Not only did those kids not notice you, they probably didn't know who you are and actually didn't care. But back to the matter at hand. Shad Moss posted this pic of a private jet and immediately got called out.

A young man took a pic of Shad Moss on a commercial airline with the caption, so this guy Lil Bow Wow is on my flight to NY. But on Instagram, he posted a picture of a private jet caption, traveling to NY today, shaking my head. Shaking my head is the correct answer because Shad Moss is a devil damn liar. When will you fools realize there's no future in fronting? I know a lot of people like to say you turn out to be what you pretend to be. It could be some truth in that, but in the process of that,

you have to be careful who you pretend to be because you might to be. It could be some truth in that, but in the process of that, you have to be careful who you pretend to be because you might forget who you are. And Shad Moss and his pursuit to pretend to still be that guy who's headlining the Scream Tour forgot that he is not that guy Bow Wow anymore. And that's fine. You have moved on. You're still moving and shaking. You still got a career,

but for whatever reason, that's not good enough for you. For whatever reason, Shad Moss is choosing to catfish himself. Who are you trying to be, Shad Moss? Huh? Are you trying to be D-Pimping? Remember D-Pimping? D-Pimping is the guy who pretended to still be Bow Wow, okay?

That's what Shad Moss is doing. Shad Moss is D-Pimping, pretending to still be Bow Wow. Now, a wise man who got caught red-handed the way Shad Moss did would have just fell back, relaxed his mind, let his conscience free. But not Shad Moss. Old Shad Moss got on IG and doubled down on the donkiness. He posted, N-Words so dumb. N-Words take an old picture to say why I was and wasn't.

Who do that? Y'all better stop playing with me. Ha, ha, ha. N-Words is retarded. Now, Shad Moss, the only dumb, retarded N-Word in this whole scenario is you. Because you were the one who took a stock picture from the Fort Lauderdale VIP transportation company and posted it on your IG like it was real. Okay, Shad Moss also posted, catch me at Teterboro tomorrow going back home. Half y'all broke mofos, still can't afford a buddy pass on Spirit Airlines.

Stay out the big boy lane. Now, I wish every single Spirit passenger who was fighting yesterday at Fort Lauderdale Airport could collectively jump Shad Moss. You the one frontin'. You the one lying to yourself and you got the nerve, the unmitigated gall to insult the financially challenged people of our society. I would rather be the broke

mofo who can't afford a buddy pass on Spirit Airlines than be the mentally poor mofo who still got a lie to kick it like you are, Shad Moss. Financially broke, you can change that. Mentally broke, that takes a little work. And you, my friend Shad Moss, are mentally broke. Clearly you are not happy with the life you are currently

leading because if you was, then you wouldn't have to post stock photos from Fort Lauderdale VIP limo. Shad Moss and all the kids listening out there, please listen to your Uncle Sharla. Remember this. If you want to be successful, you must respect one rule. Never lie to yourself.

Okay? You can learn a lot from your mistakes if you don't deny them. Okay? Shad Moss is not Bow Wow anymore, and that's fine. Bow Wow got the private jets. Shad Moss don't.

At least not yet anyway. The moral of the story is Shad Moss, you're not lying to me. You're lying to yourself. And a man who lies to himself and listens to his own lie comes to a point where he does not discern any truth in himself or anyone around him i bet shad moss don't trust nobody simply because he don't trust himself and why should he okay dear shad moss the truth will set you free but you first have to realize which lie is holding you hostage and the truth is shad moss you are not

little baiwa anymore forget growing up hip-hop. You just need to grow up, period. Please give Shad Moss the biggest hee-haw, please. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. It's time for Ask C&E. Hello, who's this?

Hi, this is Chris L. Hey, Chris, what's your question for C&E? Alright, so I'm a stay-at-home dad, and I, you know, I stay at home and I cook, I clean, I do everything while my wife goes home and makes the money. I mean, sorry, while my wife goes out

and makes the money. Now, I want to know how to ask for that smushy. I want to basically, because she makes me feel weird about it and inferior almost when I try to have some intimate time along with her. I don't know how to kind of go about it. I want you to know number one, she's cheating on you. That's number one.

And number two, I was a stay-at-home dad before. My daughter was born June of 2008 and I got fired in November 2008. So from November to like May I was unemployed. So I was a stay-at-home dad. But I used to ask for the vagina the same way I always did. Like that shouldn't, y'all relationship shouldn't change

just because you a stay-at-home dad. Oh, you should just be a little sexy. I mean, wear some lingerie. They got men's lingerie or something like that. Wear some boxer shorts with your ass out or, you know, wear something sexy for your woman. So when she gets home, she's in the mood immediately. Start texting her right now.

Babe, I can't wait for you to get home. My penis is so hard waiting on you. Those are the things you got to do. Maybe we're not asking the right question. Why are you a stay-at-home dad? I'm a stay-at-home dad because we decided that was better for our relationship because I worked, but I didn't have a job

as good as she does. So, you know, just to make things work at the moment while I'm getting my degree, I'm staying at home and doing all the stuff that I need to do to maintain the house. So like a role, is this a role reversal thing? Yeah, that's what it is. So you just need to tell her straight up, like, look, man, you know, I get horny, baby, and I want to have sex with you.

And, you know, you don't be making me feel like a man because you be acting like I'm a bitch and don't be wanting to give me none, just playing me to the left. Yeah, just start texting her now. Get her in the mood so when she gets home, you got it. And when she tell you to sit your whole ass down. Sit your whole ass down. You just sit your whole ass down? Hello?

Oh, I gotta be on the left. How am I on the left? I had him first though. I ain't talking to you, baby. We're not talking to you, man. This is as seen. What's your question? Okay, my baby daddy,

I'm pregnant with his baby now. Okay. He now has a girlfriend. Oh, boy. When he now with his girlfriend, he calling and texting me and telling me that he loved me. He want to come back home. He be coming over there, you know, just this past Friday, he just ate me out

and then turned around and went and kissed on her. I love it. She found out about it and Sunday, she called me talking about something. He want to talk to you and he tell me that he don't want to be with me. That's going to be his wife. So how should I handle this situation? Well, I want to know how did she find out about it? Did your vagina have such a pungent smell

that it was so obvious when he went to kiss her? Mmm, smelled it on his lips. No, no, no. I told her. I told her I hope she wasn't kissing him because he was eating my butt. You being petty. Okay, okay. Alright. What do you think, Charlotte? I'll let you handle this first. Um, I think that they should just, like, be one happy family

and, um, uh... No, she's ugly. She's ugly. Oh, so you couldn't be with her. You would be with her. You'd be open to be with her if she was pretty. Yeah, most definitely. I mean, listen, man, if you want to be with the dude, be with the dude, but you know what the dude's about. Clearly, the dude is going to mess with other women. Especially ugly women.

And you think, you know, you laughing because he ate you out and went to kiss another girl. That can happen to you just as easy. Nah, it wouldn't happen to me because we spent more time together. He don't be spending time with her because she's born. Yeah, but he definitely is about to leave you for her, and you say she's ugly, but the problem is you got the baby on the way. So this is the guy that you expect to raise your child, to give your child money, to spend time with your child.

Seems like he's going to be a loser. Seems like you need to find the next victim. I mean, there is no next victim. That's your baby daddy. So you with him for better or for worse at this point. Okay. I guess that's okay. I guess I can do that. You got a baby. What you going to do? You at least with him for 18 years. Yeah, but she's

not going to be around my child. That's what he failed to realize. Does he have kids with her? No. Oh, you got to cut the ugly girl off then. Tell him, cut the ugly bitch off. If he don't, you just got to cut him off. That's what I've been trying to explain to him. Do you want me to call him? Yeah, please do. Get the man number, Envy.

God dang it. What's the number? What's the number? 757. Call him on three-way. Hold on one second. I'm going to call this man, man. Man out here having sex with cosmetically challenged women for no damn reason.

What's the point? He ain't going to answer for me because he blocked me because I just told his girlfriend this weekend. Oh, yeah. Oh, look. Try him and see. Let's see. Let's see. Okay.

Let's see. At the tone, please record your voice message. We're gonna leave a message. When you are finished recording, you may hang up or press pound for more options. What's his name? Hey, what's happening? This is Uncle Charlemagne the God. This is DJ Envy.

And we just want to tell you that the cosmetically Challenged woman that you're dating, you need to break up with her. Yes. And just be with the woman that you ate out this weekend. Yeah, you did eat her out. And then you went and kissed her girlfriend. Kissed your girlfriend. You have a child with this young lady already.

You got a child on the way, so you just need to be with your future baby mama, okay? There you go. Yep. Cut the Cosmetically Challenged chick off that you're currently in love with. It's not worth it. Have a blessed day. Have a blessed day. Have a great day. All right.

Thank you. Good luck, mama. We tried. All right. 800-585-1051. Call us up right now. Ask C&E. We'll help you with your problems.

We'll even make a phone call if you need us to. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of ASCII.

Hello. Yes, hello. Oh, what's up, bro? What's your name, man? Yeah, yeah, I was about to say. You just told me like I was a female. How you doing, bro? How is that, like a female?

No, I don't know. He talks to men like that. All right, what's up, bro? What's your question for you? My name is Mike. I'm from the Bronx. I have a quick question. See, this is the predicament I'm in.

My daughter just turned 11 yesterday. And before this, you know, last week, two weeks, I've been going through this for about a month now. Trying to, you know, you're not allowed to have a boyfriend. You're not supposed to have a boyfriend. I don't condone it. Oh, does your mother condone it? And she still, her mother condones it. But my mother knows.

So it's kind of like, F what whatever daddy say. Like, I'm a conservative father. I don't condone my daughter having a boyfriend or anything to that extent. But it seems like being that her mom says yes or whatever, her mom says she's cool with it. I mean, at 10 or 11 now, does your daughter even really know what it means to have a little boyfriend? Because it could be completely innocent.

See, you sound like my wife. Now, I've read her text messages, and her text messages say, I don't want to break up with you. I love you. You know, that's why I asked the two gentlemen in there that got daughters themselves. Like, how would you take it if, you know, your daughter, 10 years old, you look at her My daughter's not having no damn boyfriend at 10 years old. I don't even know why you're even having this conversation.

No way. You sound crazy. My daughter's 16. My daughter's nine now. Y'all are with y'all women. I'm not with my daughter's mother. I haven't been with her since my daughter was nine months. Well, something wrong with your daughter's mother

if she letting her have a boyfriend at 10 years old. Well, what is your daughter saying when you talk to her about it? Because clearly you have to communicate with your child to let her know and see what's going on. Hey, babe, you know what's going on? Why do you consider him a boyfriend? Or what is the difference between the other boy that sits behind you? Why is he just not a friend?

Oh, I like him. Mommy said it's not a problem. I don't see why it's a problem. Now, I've even gone to the extent of even calling the school and speaking to the guidance counselor. And I'm trying to be in the process now where I get a meeting with his parents, the little boy, my daughter's mother, my daughter. We all sit down and we get this and all of it. Because what happens is your daughter's probably seeing that in other places. Like, you know, seeing people say things like, I love you, you're my boyfriend,

and thinking that's appropriate behavior because that's what she sees male-female relationships to be like because she's emulating that behavior from somewhere. Yeah, so how do I fix this? But if she's doing it, she's not doing anything, right? Like, a lot of times kids say things and they don't really understand what it means. But she's not doing it now, but she might look on TV and think, okay, we need to kiss now. But did you see anything?

We need to do this now. But did you see her doing anything? I'm not around her 24-7. Like I said, I'm not with her mother. But from the text messages, because I'm going to assume that you monitor her phone, right? Because she is on there. Now I do. I mean, like I said, I just grabbed the phone her phone, right? Because she is on there. Now I do. I mean,

I just, like I said, I just grabbed the phone. We also have a communication problem, too. So that was kind of the reason why I grabbed her phone. Like, yo, if you can't call me, it don't make no sense to you having the phone, you know, Instagram and Snapchat. Isn't there a way you can monitor your child's phone so you can see their text messages? I know Envy does it with his kids. Used to.

I can see, but I'm not with her mother, so I don't have access to her phone like that. Her mother, all her phone is through her mother. Right. So I don't know how I'd be able to do that. I think the main thing is to let your daughter know that it's for your own concern as a parent,

that you love her very much. You want her to know that she can come and talk to you about anything, whatever happens. But, you know, you have to explain to her what it means when you're telling somebody you love them. You have to let her know that she's a child and you might see other people doing these things, but these are adults making these decisions. And

if anything, you know, make sure she knows those lines of communication are open so that she can come and talk to you. I try to do that as well. That's why I'm trying to do a meeting. But you gotta really watch her, you know? If that means going to the school, if that means meeting little boy and talking to him and letting him...

I had his phone number. Why not? If you're concerned about your daughter... You can't go talk to a little boy at 10 years old. You know how young 10 is? My daughter's 9. You can't go talk to another kid at 10. I think... No, I don't mean aggressively, but you could talk to him about the messages too, the two of them together.

I think that makes sense. I try to do that as well. I even call his cell phone and I say, hello, how you doing? This is such and such's father. No, no. And this is stupid. Don't do that. You can't do that. You're in the fifth grade.

You can't do that. You're in the fifth grade as you're dealing with. Because you call my son now, we have a problem. Now, if I'm the son's father, you got a problem with me now. But I actually speak to you, though. I actually speak to the parent. It doesn't have to be a threat. No.

I can't question all the kids. I can't try to call the kid to speak to his, though. I actually speak to the parent. It doesn't have to be a threat. I just call the kid. I can't question no other kid. I just have to call the kid to speak to his parents. You should pray. Bro, why don't you just be a father and say you want your daughter to date until 18? That's what I said the other day. I was going to pray, but it's like praying and smoking

is going hand in hand and make you kind of bug out. You know what I mean? Well, what are his parents saying? I haven't gotten in contact with them. That's why I was trying to get in contact with Bill. I called the boy. I said, hello, this is such and such parents. Can I please speak to your parents?

The little boy slammed it on me. I would have slammed it on you too. Well, you know what? You should definitely, I know you said you're talking to the school and the counselors at school. So you need to request to sit down with the other parents of the young boy so you guys can talk to each other and communicate. And make sure that y'all both are on top of the situation. Because it's not like your daughter's going places besides school, where I'm sure they're watching her.

It's not like she's out and about on her own. But there's staircases, there's basements, there's bathrooms, so he needs to be concerned. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. And, yeah, thank you. You know what I mean? I'm trying to bring some kind of light to it. I'm trying to draw some light to the attention of everybody condoning it.

That's why the most you can do is talk to the people at the school and talk to his parents and make sure that you keep a very close eye and make sure your daughter knows to come to you about anything and not hide things from you. Good luck, bro. You're about to have me post up at the school all day. Don't do that. You're going to lay in wait for a 10-year-old.

Thank you, bro. I appreciate everything. Shona, man, you're funny, though. I've seen you out there at the after party for that awards, and I'm trying to give you a pound because you just deaded me, but that's all right. That is not true. I love you, though.

You said I didn't give you a pound? You serious? See, Charlamagne deaded him. The 10-year-old slammed the phone on him. That is not true. He got no luck. That is not true. All right.

Ask Yee. 800-585-10 is not true. All right, ASCII, 800-585-1051. If you got a question for you, you can call her right now. All right, we are doing ASCII and we have Odario on the line. What's up, Odario? Good morning.

How you doing? Good morning. How are you? I'm great. Thank you for asking this answer. Yes, it is. I just had a question for you. Okay.

So I've been dating this NFL player since high school before I even got to the NFL and we went to college together and everything but then I had to leave to go to Harvard because I got accepted to Harvard. So I graduated from Harvard Law School and then I came back.

So we was together all this time because we would go back and forth or whatever, right? It's been how long? So like 12, 13 years. You've been dating this NFL player for 12 or 13 years, Okay. Yep. So, I got a job offer in Washington last year to work at the prosecutor

office out there. And he made me turn the offer down because he was like, okay, so we got engaged. So, basically, we got engaged. I'll say that. He took a knee. A few weeks ago. I'm sorry. He took a knee. Never mind. Bad joke. Go ahead. So, a couple weeks ago. I'm sorry. He took a knee. Never mind. Bad joke. Go ahead.

So a couple weeks ago, I went over by his house to get his clothes taken, clean, like I always do. And this girl was in the house. Uh-oh. I paid no attention because we always say that, you know, we best friends. We never put our hands up. So he wasn't openly gay. He wasn't out. Basically, no.

Still not out today. I would never, you know, put in my on blast like that. Right. He takes two knees, but he doesn't want anyone to know. Exactly. So, I said, that's cool. So, I go over here and then she tell me that, you know, they just got engaged. What? And that she is pregnant. Yeah, and she pregnant. Well, he's playing both sides

of the ball. He's playing offense and defense. So, he's engaged to you and he's engaged to her. Yeah. So, I said, you know, I'm nosy. So, I'm said, you know, I'm nosy, so I'm like, so how long, you know, you've been engaged? And she said, it's been like five months. I said, five months, huh? So I called him

up because he had the role for this game at Eternal. So I said, I called him and I was like, come over to my house when you get home. So he came over like two o'clock in the morning. So I said, is there something that you need to tell me or whatever may have you? And he was like, no. So, of course, I lost my temper.

I'm like, well, I met, I'm not going to say her name. I'll just call her Kelly. I met Kelly over your house a couple of weeks ago. And she told me that you got engaged and she's pregnant. So then he decided he wanted to tell the truth. Now, he said he loves me, but since she's pregnant. So then he decided he wanted to tell the truth. Now he said, he loves me, but since she's pregnant, he has to marry her. So this whole time he's been

cheating on you and having sex with this woman. Exactly. So I got another job offer out of state in New York actually at a prosecutor's office and I accepted the job. Get it, Odaria. That's what I'm talking about. So this is where it gets kind of tricky, right?

So a few days ago, he came over with this, like, bad attitude. And I will say, yeah, he grained by my throat and picked me up against the wall because I'm not really good. The method of violence. Does he play for the Giants or Jets? I can't say. I won't say. What I will say is that, you know, he bought this house, granted,

which I don't really need to because I work and I make my own money. So I call, like, the movers or whatever may have you, and I got all my stuff up out of there. As you should because he put his hands on you. Exactly. So he filed and tracked me down at my mother's house, right? And then he's sitting here begging and pleading, telling me not to leave and not to go because we're going to get married. And I don't believe nothing he's saying. He's getting married to somebody else. How's he going to marry you? Exactly. So

what should I do? Should I just leave here? Because I'm... Odario, as smart as you are, you went to Harvard. This man lied to you all this time. Lied to this woman. He's having a baby with someone and he put his hands on you. People from Harvard get turned out by the D2U. And you don't know what to do?

Odario, come on. I know. And you don't know what to do? It's just... Oh, Dario, come on. I know. This man don't know what position you want to play on the field. I know you know what to do. You cannot tolerate that. You are way too... First of all, he's not even openly gay.

Yeah. He's not even letting people know about your relationship. It's been 13 years. Will you tell me who he is off the air? No, I can't tell you because I would never put him out like that because it's not right. It's not my place.

Well, it looks like he has no intention. And you're openly gay, right? No, I'm not. Oh, you're not. So neither one of you are. No. Well, how do you guys intend to get married at all? That's what I said.

And he told me, he was like, well, you know, it's legal now. We've been together since high school. We should go ahead and do it. I don't want you to marry somebody that choked you, threw you up against the wall by your throat and lied to you when he's having a baby with somebody else. That's what I said, too. I mean, it was the first time it happened.

But you need to figure out what you need to do because it seems like maybe you haven't come out the closet because he hasn't. Don't live your life according to what this man is doing. Live your life for you. So I guess I'm moving to New York then. We'll see you in New York. Are you moving in to New York to be closer to him because this is where he plays?

No, he's leaving. No, you're leaving New York. You're coming to New York. You're leaving New York. Well, I will say this. He plays for the Lions. I will say that. But that's all I'll say.

Okay. Shout out to the D. The Lions. Yeah. You've been lying about a whole bunch of stuff, too. I'll say that. Alright, well, Dario, hit us up when you come out here. We gonna party. We gonna party? I can use a party. Okay.

I appreciate you so much, Ashley. You guys, y'all have a great day. Thank you so much. Alright, you too. I didn't clear my mind. Alright, I'm glad to hear that. We gonna clear your butt. Have a blessed day, sir. Sometimes it's hard, even as smart as you are, to make the right decision. When you're in love, you get clouded. Yeah, you do, unfortunately. Alright, I right decision. When you're in love, you get clouded. Yeah, you do, unfortunately.

Oh, and I appreciate you. Thank you, Miss Yee. Have a blessed day. You guys, too. Bye-bye. That was interesting. No, I'm not an ass. Yes, you are.

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