The Breakfast Club - Ways to Not Be Parent of the Year

Episode Date: December 8, 2017

Friday- Today on the show we had comedian Gerald Kelly stop by where he spoke about his "Father and Sons" comedy tour and more. Also, after Charlamagne gave well deserved "Donkey of the Day" to Dray Michelle after she commented about not wanting to sign her child's homework, we opened up the phone lines to see what out listeners thought about her comment. Lets just say Draya is definitely not getting "Parent of the Year".  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's time! It's time! It's time! It's time to wake up! DJing in Angela Yee and Charlamagne Tha God. The Breakfast Club, bitches! The voice of the culture. People watch The Breakfast Club for like news and really be tuned in. It's one of my favorite shows to do.

Just because y'all always keep it 100, y'all keep it real. They might not watch the news, but they're on Twitter. They're on Facebook. They're, you know, they're listening to The Breakfast Club. Get your ass up. Good morning, Angela Yee. Hey, good morning, TJ and Lee. Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet.

It's Friday. Yes, it's Friday. Good morning, everybody. Real quick, can I talk about the whiteness that just happened in this room? Tell them. I mean, a real random act of whiteness. Go ahead, tell them. So I have on a sweatshirt from Black Tiger Power.

Drop one of the clues bombs from Black Tiger Power. Black Tiger Power, they make clothes and they bombs for Black Tiger Power. Black Tiger Power, they make clothes and they have like, you know, a lot of black power affirmations or just things that got to do with blackness, so to speak. And this shirt right here says Shrimp and Grits.

Right. Now I'm from Charleston, South Carolina, born in Charleston, South Carolina, raised in Monk's Corner. I'm from the country. Correct. We eat shrimp and grits. White guy Steve in the room.

Steve, tell him what you asked me, Steve. Put your lips on the mic and ask. Tell him what you asked me, Steve. Put your lips on the mic and tell him what you asked me. Huh? He said shrimp and grits. You can have shrimp with grits. I thought it was a breakfast thing. He said, does shrimp grow with grits?

He knows no better. What do you want from me? See? Nothing. I didn't know you could eat shrimp at breakfast. Listen, man. Come here. For the culture. What do you want from me? See? Nothing. I didn't know you could eat shrimp at breakfast. Oh, my God. Listen, man. Here, come here.

For the culture. For the culture. All right, Steve. For the culture. I shouldn't be like that. I should have just simply said to him, yes, Steve, people eat shrimp with grits. I should have just answered the question. Instead, I said, shut up, white boy.

Turn the goddamn mic on. And I'm sure you've had steak for breakfast. Steak. People have steak and eggs. Steak and eggs. Yeah, steak and eggs. I never understood that. I love steak and eggs. Steak and eggs. Yeah, steak and eggs. I never understood that. I love steak and eggs.

What's wrong with y'all? Yeah, I like steak and eggs too. Chicken and waffles? Shrimp and grits? Steak and eggs? I guess I don't eat seafood or red meat. No. Well, you know what?

Shout out to Chris Rock. Give Chris Rock a round of applause. Drop one of Clue's bombs for Chris Rock. Drop a bomb for him. Go for it. His total blackout toll was in New York City. He was at the Garden last night, and he put on a hell of a show last night. That was a master class in stand-up comedy.

Absolutely. Some stand-up comics are good. Some stand-up comics are Chris Rock. It's a difference. Absolutely. It's levels. It's levels to being a good stand-up comic, and it's levels to being Chris Rock, but there's only one Chris Rock. He was on stage damn near two hours

and he was flawless last night as he went through his whole set. It was a dope show. It was amazing. It was really, really good. It's like watching Hov perform a rap concert.

You know, you see Hov and you're like, damn, he really is the best. Even if he's not your personal favorite rapper. Because my personal favorite rapper is Ghostface.

Jay's one of my personal favorite rappers, but my personal favorite personal, personal is Ghostface. But you one of my personal favorite rappers. But my personal favorite, personal, personal is Ghostface. But you can just watch him and say he's the best at what he does. Talked about everything. Political, politics. Were you guys sitting next to each other? No.

Charlamagne was I would say maybe. He was a row in front of me. But we were pretty close. But when I say he put on an amazing show he talked about things that made things uncomfortable. He talks about politics. You name show, he talked about things that made things uncomfortable. He talks about politics. You name it, he talks about it. The cheating part, man. I mean, listen, if you're a man

who's been married and you've been unfaithful to your wife, like I have, you know what I'm saying? That was what he said and the way he summed it up is absolutely how you feel when you finally get it together. That's right. I don't want to give it away, but he got an acronym for it, and when you finally get it together. That's right. I want to give it away. That is absolutely right. I want to give it away, but you got an acronym for it.

And when you finally get it together, that is exactly what it is. You will choose peace of mind over poom poom. All right. Well, he's come a long way then since the Bring the Pain show. Yeah, no. A long ways. As far as cheating. And there was a lot of references to his old stand-up, like the Big Piece of Chicken.

Absolutely. There was another one in there. I can't remember right now. I definitely remember the Big Piece of Chicken. But it was references to the old stand-up, like the Big Piece of Chicken. Absolutely. There was another one in there, I can't remember right now. I definitely remember the Big Piece of Chicken. But it was references to the old stand-up. I'm going to see it tonight, so let's not give away too much. And also, you ain't got to worry about using your phone because they give you this new thing. It was pretty cool.

It's a pouch, where you have to put your phone in the pouch, but they give you the pouch. They've been doing that. Yeah, they did that at the Chappelle show. I didn't go to the Chappelle show. They've been doing that. Yeah, they did that at the Chappelle show. I didn't go to Chappelle show. They've been doing that. Well, welcome, Envy. Kevin Hart stole my phone. He took my phone

and told me to get the hell out, but all right. I had my phone last night, though. Excuse me. Because Chris Rock is my cousin. He's your cousin now. Maybe like seventh or eighth cousin, but still.

And here's a little tip for you if you have to do that. Don't close the pouch all the way. Oh, no, they close it at that show. Oh, no, that's what I did. I didn't close mine all the way. Oh, no, they close it at that show. Oh, no, that's what I did. I didn't close mine all the way. Oh, no, no. Oh, yeah, so they're going to close it for you.

Yeah, they close it for you. You're going to learn the hard way. Yeah, they're going to close it for you. Especially since you're announcing it on the radio. Absolutely. But shout out to Chris Rock. I mean, what are you going to do with your phone anyway? I'm not going to pull it out and risk getting kicked out.

My phone went off last night, my dumb ass. Because it was my daughter. Because, you know, I got my phone. You know, when your phone goes on do not disturb, there's only a couple favorites that can get through. Yes. And it was my daughter calling me. All right, but shout out to Chris Rock again.

Had an amazing time. We'll talk more about it a little bit later on the show. But don't forget, Gerald Kelly will be joining us. He got about 17 sons. He's going to come up here with his sons. They're going to be talking comedy. And then we got front page news. What are we talking about, Yee?

We'll talk about Al Franken resigning. We'll tell you what happened. Once again, women have come forward with accusations. All right. We'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

DJ, Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get some front page news. Now, Thursday night football. The Falcons beat the Saints 20-17. Now, what you want to talk about first in news? Let's talk about Al Franken resigning. Democratic Senator Al Franken of Minnesota is resigning.

Now, we know him also from Saturday Night Live. That's how he was first known to Americans and for doing stand-up, for being a comedian. And he did a lot of politically charged comedy. And then he became a senator. And that is because it all started with a woman accusing him before he was a senator of groping her buttocks at a Minnesota State Fair. Also, Leanne Tweeden, who's a morning news anchor on AM radio station KABC in L.A., also said that he forcibly kissed her and groped her back in 2006. Another woman said that he badged her into an unwanted kiss

before he was a senator and groped her while she slept. So a lot of different accusations against Al Franken. And he did end up resigning. Democrats have been pushing for him to go ahead and resign. And here's what he said in his 12 minute speech that in the coming weeks, I will be resigning as a member of the United States Senate. I, of all people, am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office, and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls' campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party. That's right. He's bigger than Nino Brown, Al Franken.

These Republicans have to stop just supporting anybody just because. Al Franken stood up on the stand and said, if I'm going down, y'all all going down. I'm taking down everybody with me. Not just me. The educated brother from the bank is going down with me. You hear me? Another man losing their job for some TNA they touched in the 80s and 90s.

There ain't no statute of limitations on sexual harassment. Not at all. Some of this is from the 2000s. Some of it was in 2010. So it's not all from the 80s and 90s. No. Well, ain't no statute of limitations on sexual harassment. Not at all. I know that much. Clearly. What else you want to talk about, Yee?

Let's talk about ex-South Carolina cop Michael Slager. Oh, drop one of Clues' bombs for that. 20 years. Rest in peace to Walter Scott. For killing Walter Scott. Now, federal prosecutors were trying to get a life sentence. They said that he committed second-degree murder because he did shoot Walter Scott in the back five times

for running away simply for having a broken taillight. And the family said it is a historic day, in particular for officer-involved shooting. So, you know, Walter Scott's brother, Anthony Scott, said we're hurt. And we do have some type of passion for the Slager family and that they have to suffer as well. And we do forgive Michael Slager for what he did. But, yes, we did want justice for my brother. And we feel we have gotten a sense of justice.

Listen, man, my home state of South Carolina be putting people away for the injustices that they commit. Dylann Roof got the death penalty. Michael Sager got 20 years. I can't remember the police officer's name who shot my man Barr in Columbia, South Carolina, but he lost his job and he got sentenced. So salute to the great state of South Carolina. I don't know what the hell they're doing at the rest of the country, but they'll definitely be putting people away for their injustices that they commit against us.

That's front page news. Now get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up right now. Or maybe you had a great night and you feel blessed. Oh, and I will be having

that fish fry too. Since we're talking about telling white men, people will still be getting mad. I'm going to have the fish fry. We're going to celebrate. Yeah, you promised a fish fry. We're going to celebrate

the death penalty of Dylann Roof in the 20 years since the death of Michael Sagan. We're going to have that fish fry in Charleston, South Carolina. I got the date and everything. I'll tell y'all soon. Alright, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast

Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Yo, it's Big Tim down here in a man or a blast. 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? Yo, it's Big Tim down here in the ATM. What's going on? Envy, Charlamagne, Angela Yee.

Good morning. Big Tim, how you? Get it off your chest, bro. Yo, man, I'm mad, yo. So I called y'all a while ago, yo. Maybe about three weeks ago, yo. I just got promoted

to dispatch at my job. Congrats. I said what? I said congrats. Oh, I appreciate got promoted to dispatch at my job. Congrats. Say what? I said congrats. Oh, I appreciate that. So my boss, my supervisor who's training me to do it, yo, he's teaching me the way and stuff, but, like, he's only teaching me his way. Like, it's almost like an etch-a-sketch.

I come in here at 12 a.m. at night. I do something. He comes in a couple hours later. Oh, no, no, no. We're not going to do it like this. We're going to do it like we would do it my way. Like, his way is the only way to do something. It, no, no. We're not going to do it like this. We're going to do it like, we're going to do it my way. Like, his way is the only way to do something.

It's frustrating, yo. It's really frustrating. Like, I need him to back off. It's like when you teach a baby how to walk. You know, when the baby falls, you're not going to run behind them and pick them up. You're going to let them get themselves up so they know how to get up and keep going, you know? So you're saying your bus should let you fall? I'm just saying, like, I just wish he would just, like, kind of back off. You know, I got, the true

growth is when you learn from your mistakes. I need to learn from my mistakes, yo. And he's not letting that happen. And I don't want people to make mistakes at work. Yeah, not on the job, especially when you got somebody that can teach you how to do it the right way. Now, there's two things here. Number one, he can only teach you the way he knows how to do it, because that's how

he knows how to do it. And number two, if you feel like he's violating your space, feel like he's violating your body in any way, shape, or form, just tell him, I feel like you're sexually harassing me. I guarantee you he'll back off. And I'll say one thing, we do own this juice bar and we have to train our employees and I don't want them to

make mistakes when they make the juices. I'd rather make sure that you do it the right way. Right. But see, I work in transportation. I'm a dispatcher, so I route drivers and set them up and stuff. I got over 16 trucks out here. Like, his way to route is not the only way. And if you're going to teach me to do something while you're not here,

I need to get my own group. Nope, nope, nope. See, that's where you got it wrong. Do it the way that works. He's the boss. His way is the only way until you got your own company. Hello, who's this? What's going on?

Breakfast Club. It's Rodney from Detroit, man. Rodney, get it off your chest, bro. Hey, man, I'm blessed today, man. I see another date. My birthday today, man. 37 years young, baby. Happy birthday, bro.

Thank you. All right, well, enjoy your day, man. Happy birthday. What sign is this now? Sagittarius? Yes, Sagittarius. My wife is a Sagittarius. Well, enjoy your day. Happy birthday. What sign is this now? Sagittarius? Yes, Sagittarius. My wife is a Sagittarius. Hello, who's this?

Hey, this is Tatiana. Hey, Tatiana. Get it off your chest. All right. So I'm just mad because people come to interviews with the energy like, oh, you know, I need this job. I want this job so bad. Then they finally get the job and then they start with the, that ain't in my job title.

That ain't in my job. I that ain't in my job description. I don't need to do that. You know what I'm saying? Like, keep the same energy, like the energy you came into that job with because you're a broke-ass bitch and you need the money. And other people will be like so willing to

do that job for the less of the money. So, you know what I'm saying? Just be humble and do your job. And do your job well, and there won't be a problem. Okay, thank you, Mama. Well, you know people... Alright, have a great day. Nobody never has the same enthusiasm when they get a job. You should. Right. But you don't. Get it off your chest.

800-585-1051. Hit us up right 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. The Breakfast Club. I didn't make that up, sir. That's a term that's been around. I ain't say you can make up the term rape culture. I'm talking about you said we was all raised around rape culture. I don't know what culture you was raised around,

but that wasn't the culture I was raised around. And that thing, I want to talk about this whole, this rape allegation thing, man. How it then came to a point where if I try to holler at a female, everything is sexual assault. I could be talking to a female the whole night. You sound like you're from Detroit. I'm from Miami.

Oh, Miami. Okay, so you've been to like the classic down there in Florida, right? Yeah, I done been to the classic. Let me ask you a question. That's what you coach me. You ever seen girls walking in the classic and guys just grabbing their ass or grabbing their tits and stuff like that? Yeah, and I also done seen in the classic

where girls walk around with their whole top down, their whole top shaking their tits. That don't mean you can grab it. That don't give you the right to grab it. Oh, and I ain't saying it's the right to grab it, but there are females who want you to grab their tits. No, no, no, no, no. Did you ask them if they want their tits grabbed?

Well, of course, I'm going to make a little conversation and then I'm going to ease my way. That's rape coaching, bro. You're lying. Keep your ass to yourself. You're lying to yourself. But thank you for calling. You saw plenty of women sexually assaulted at that classic, okay?

If they was getting their butt grabbed and they didn't ask to get their butt grabbed, getting their breasts grabbed and they didn't get asked to get their breasts grabbed, that's sexual assault. Why are we making this difficult for ourselves? Hello, who's this? Hello, what's going on, DJ? This is Reggie Berry from Fernandina Beach, Florida. What's up, bro?

Get it off your chest, man. I just want to say what's up to Salamang, Insane Salamang. What's up? What's up, my brother? How are you? I'm doing great. Where Angelia at? Right here, son.

Angelia, what's up? I want to shoot my shot at you. All right, let me hear it. You ready? Here it goes. It's going off like this. Reggie Berry, Angela Yee. Reggie Berry, Angela Yee. Reggie Berry, Angela Yee.

Holding hands, long walks on the beach. After we chat out tomorrow, ain't Ruth Chris getting stunned at yee. Reggie Berry, Angela Yee. Reggie Berry, Angela Yee. She step off the plane in the ATL. She'll instant automatic door to peep. Let me saw your neck and shoulder. Let me saw your teeth.

What the hell are you doing? Reggie Berry, Angela Yee. She's rapping, Angela Yee. Reggie Berry, Angela Yee. Is this spoken word or a rap? It's so tight, so tight. Grape that scratch my black ingots. Beef.

However, still digging deep. So deep, so deep. I ain't gonna lie, sounds like grape culture to me. Yeah, definitely does. Let me ask you a question. You're taking over Chris. What are you gonna order for her?

Say what? I said you're gonna take over Chris. What you gonna order for her? I assume your name's Reggie Berry, you said? Yeah. Okay. First of all, we start off with the appetizer, some lobster

bisque soup. Oh, you just lost. You don't eat seafood. I don't eat seafood. I thought you listened. You're supposed to know what your target is and know what they like. You see, you lost already. All right. All right, then. Well, you guys have a great day. Thanks, Reggie Berry. I still don't know what he was trying to accomplish. I know he lives in Atlanta, so I'll be careful when I get off the plane.

You heard him say he'd take you to Maroof, Chris. I didn't even catch that. I didn't hear that either. Get it off your chest. But I would like that sweet potato souffle that they have. You know what I'm talking about? Delicious. I don't think they serve it no more.

Yes, they do. They do? I just had it. Oh, wow. 800-585-1051. We got rumors on the way. Yes, find out what is the beef between Pastor Carl Lentz and Post Malone also. That's my guy. Sleuth the Pastor Carl, God damn it. And I'm with you 100 Lentz and Post Malone. That's my guy.

Sleuth the Pastor Carl, God damn it. And I'm with you 100% Pastor Carl. Post Malone is trash. He didn't say that. But I'll tell you what happened. All right. I guess that's good enough. All right.

Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is The Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it Angela Yee. Well, this Rolling Stone profile on Post Malone keeps coming back to haunt him. Now, in the interview, Post Malone said that Justin Bieber had turned super religious and real culty and said that he had donated $10 million to Hillsong, the mega church that he belongs to.

He said it's nice to support something you believe in, I guess, but people are spending so much money and God doesn't care that your church has an effing gold roof. Well, Pastor Carl Lentz, who's been here on The Breakfast Club. That's my guy. Drop on the clues bombs with Pastor Carl Lentz. A few times has refuted those claims, he told Rolling Stone. I put no stock in comments made by people who know absolutely nothing about the subject they are speaking on. I do not know Post Malone. I have no idea why he would say reckless things about our church, which he has never visited.

Justin has not given our church $10 million, and we do not have gold ceilings. We do not even own a church. You don't have a church. So that gives you a little insight about how serious you can take his observations about anything to do with us. But he said, despite all of it, he's still a Post Malone fan. He's a very gifted artist, and I wish him nothing but the best. I'm going to tell you something. Post Malone is wiggity, wiggity, wiggity whack for that.

Because, you know, when Justin Bieber was getting in trouble, and he was getting arrested and self-destructing, everybody had something to say. But when he starts attending Hillsong Church, finds a mentor in Pastor Carl Lynch, visibly changes his ways. The negative behavior is ceased. He's on the right path. Why would you knock that? Why would you have something negative to say about that?

Like, why don't we talk bad about somebody when they're doing bad, but then still talk bad about them when they're doing good? That doesn't make a damn sense. All right, now, Damon Dash has posted a movie, On or Up, that's supposed to be in theaters in February. And on the cover of that movie is himself, Cameron, and Stacey Dash.

So Stacey Dash has now since said that she's not in the movie. She said, I'm sorry that my cousin, Damon Dash, is using our family relationship to advertise his movie. I have no written contract with him or Kanye West Company, who I have had no dealings with at all. No one is authorized to use my name or photograph for Honor Up.

Yeah, but I remember when they was posting pictures from the set and Stacey Dash was on the set. Maybe she didn't get compensated the right way yet, or maybe the paperwork is not done and she's a little upset. I mean, maybe it showed up and she had no idea that was about to happen. I have no idea. Stacey Dash is wiggity, wiggity, wiggity whack, no idea. Stacey Dash is wiggity, wiggity, wiggity whack, okay? She knows she

needs the wiggity, wiggity, wiggity work. Alright? Stop it. You better stop with this wiggity, wiggity, wiggity, wiggity. This ain't the 90s, bro. It can be whatever era I want it to be, okay? You should put your clothes on backwards. If I want to pay homage to Chris Cross this morning, I will. God damn it. Okay. Rest in peace to the one that's dead. Brian Singer

is now being accused of multiple... Okay. Allegedly, he raped and forced oral sex on a 17-year-old back in 2003. Cesar Sanchez Guzman has filed a lawsuit against him. My goodness. Saying that he was sexually assaulted during a tour of a yacht. He said that Brian Singer pulled out his penis and smacked him in the face with it and forced it into his mouth, causing him to choke.

How big is Bryan's penis? That he can just whip it out and say somebody's penis? That's the only thing you heard? Goodness gracious. I mean, all of this is wrong, but Jesus Christ. Now, according to Sanchez Guzman, he says that Bryan Singer then allegedly raped him and then later offered to help him professionally in exchange for his silence. He says he has experienced severe psychological, mental, and emotional injury,

shame, humiliation, and loss of enjoyment in life, so he is now suing for damages. Now, Bryan Singer denied these allegations in a statement. He says that Cesar Sanchez Guzman apparently claims he did not remember this alleged incident from 2003 until now. Significantly, when Sanchez Guzman filed for bankruptcy only a few years ago, he failed to disclose this alleged claim when he was supposed to identify all of his assets. But conveniently, now that the bankruptcy court discharged all of his debts,

he is able to recall the alleged events. So he raped him and then allegedly, well, he allegedly raped him and then offered him something. According to him, he offered him some work, yes. But what Brian Singer is saying is that basically he's broke, so he's trying to bring up these allegations that he didn't remember until now from back in 2003 to get some money. Yeah, and if this was true, offer to work first. Now, the X-Men director, Brian Singer,

has been sued several times for misconduct with underage boys. In 1997, a 14-year-old says that Brian Singer forced him and other minors to strip naked for a scene. That was thrown out. In April 2014, Michael Egan says that Brian Singer raped him in 1999 when he was a teenager and forced him to do cocaine. He later withdrew that lawsuit. And in August of 2014, another man filed a police report with the NYPD accusing Bryan Singer of sexual assault in March 2013. So this is a sting allegedly. Well, those

other cases were withdrawn, thrown out, so I don't know. And that's why the X-Men movies have been trashed, because the person making them is trash. And I'm a huge X-Men fan, but not in the movies. Alright, well I am Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report. Alright, thank you Miss Yee. When we come back, we got front page news. What are we talking about, Yee? We are going to rumor report. All right, thank you, Miss Yee. When we come back, we got front page news.

What are we talking about, Yee? We are going to be talking about the Walter Scott killing and the ex-South Carolina cop, Michael Slager. What happened to him? He was sentenced. All right, and Gerald Kelly, comedian, will be joining us next hour, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God, we are The Breakfast Club. Let's get into some front page news.

Now, shout out to Chris Rock again, if you just joined us. Charlamagne and I both went to Chris Rock's show last night. An amazing, amazing, dope show. Deacon Rock gave a great sermon. Definitely worth 10% of your salaries. And I say it's good stand-up comedians, it's great stand-up comedians, and then it's Chris Rock. Executed, flawless.

If you get a town to see him, if he comes in your town, definitely check it out. I promise you, you'll feel like you read a book. Yeah. Like, I literally feel like I read something after I left that show. Like, you'll be in there thinking and laughing at the same time. You won't even want to laugh because you don't want to miss nothing. Right. I'll be there tonight.

You know when you're in a movie and a good scene happens and everybody cheers and you miss the next thing? You miss the next thing, yeah. That's how Chris Rock shows up. Absolutely. Drop one of Clues Bombs with Chris Rock. I. Absolutely. Drop one of the clues bombs with Chris Rock. I'm glad he does one every 10 to 15 years. Yeah, I'm glad. You know what?

The last one I went to was about eight years ago when he did the gun. You guys want to do front page news? Oh, sorry. No. All right. Well, football, Falcons beat the Saints 2017. Now, what are we talking about? Where are you going to go?

We're going to start off talking about the ex-South Carolina cop, Michael Slager. He got 20 years for killing Walter Scott. He shot him five times in the back for running away simply for having a broken taillight. Now, federal prosecutors were looking for a life sentence saying that he had committed second degree murder and also should be punished for obstructing justice by providing the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division with false statements. He did plead guilty and made a violation of civil rights by acting under the color of law in that killing back in 2015. And the rest of America needs to follow South Carolina's lead.

That's my home state. You see a lot of injustices that happen in South Carolina. They get consequences for those injustices, whether it was Dylann Roof getting a death penalty. Earlier this year, the South Carolina trooper, Sean Gruber, who shot my man, LeVar Jones, in Columbia, South Carolina. He got sentenced. And now this guy, Michael Slager. Yeah. So I'm definitely going to have me a fish fry in Charleston in February to celebrate all of these situations.

You've been saying that a year already. It's going to happen. February, I promise. All right. What else are you talking about? And Al Franken has resigned. So he is the senator in Minnesota, Democrat. And he has to announce that he's resigning, and that is because of

allegations against him. He said some of the allegations aren't true, but there's been several women who have come forward and said that he touched them inappropriately. One woman said that he groped her buttocks at a Minnesota State Fair. Another woman said that he badged her into an unwanted

kiss before he was a senator and groped her while she slept. And last month, Leanne Tweed, a morning news anchor, said that he forcibly kissed her and groped her in 2006. Well, here is what Al Franken had to say as he resigned. That in the coming weeks, I will be resigning as a member of the United States Senate. I, of all people, am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office, and a man who has repeatedly preyed on young girls' campaigns for the Senate with the full support of his party. Now you tell him. I'm not guilty.

You're the one that's guilty. The lawmakers, the politicians, the Colombian drug lords, all you who lobby against making drugs legal. Ain't no Uzis made in Harlem. Tell him out, Franken. If you go down, you bringing everybody down with you, damn it. Okay? Ain't no statute of limitations on sexual harassment,

by the way. This is my thing, though. Are these people admitting to these stuff? You mean the senator? Yeah, because I'm seeing people step down. You know, like Russell Simmons stepped down and I stepped down. But are they actually admitting and saying they did these things? He's saying some of the allegations against him aren't true. But he did also issue an apology as well. Because I feel like that'll help with the healing.

And I feel like it'll help, you know, I feel like it'll help really move things forward if you actually admit to what you did. If you apologize. Yeah, just don't step down and make it look like an admission of a guilt. Well, yeah, last month Leigh-Anne tweeted in the Morning News anchor, he apologized after she gave her account of what happened. He said, the first thing I want to do is apologize to Leigh-Anne, to

everyone else who was a part of that tour, to everyone who has worked for me, to everyone I represent, and to everyone who counts on me to be an ally and supporter and champion of women. Gotcha. So. All right. Well, that's front page news.

Now, when we come back, comedian Gerald Kelly and his kids. Gerald Kelly got three sons. My man Isaiah, Joshua, and Hunter. Joshua's 11. Hunter is four. And Isaiah's like 25, 26. Been knowing them for a long, long, long, long time. All of them got different baby mamas. Very interesting

family. All of them got different mamas. What'd I say? Baby mamas. All of them got different mamas. I meant to say Gerald got four different baby mamas. Right. Very interesting dynamic these guys have. Right. And we'll kick it with them when we come back. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good 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. Because now we are the Breakfast Club. They can't sit us off. That's right. I feel like Gerald gets a new son every two years.

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. Four. He's like, what was it? 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. 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 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. I love you. Hey, you know, it's crazy. We was in New York last night walking around,

hanging out at some different comedy spots, you know. They let him in? Oh, yeah. I mean, Isaiah was getting in. He was a sport. Yeah. You know, anytime a place has a cabaret license where they sell food,

you can have kids in there. Oh. It can't be by liquor. It 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? You know, he just started school. He just started school, so I guess he heard Hunter say anything about Santa. You know? 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's 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 out the streets. At four? At four. Wow. 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 wanted a gift.

Gerald basically giving you jeans as Christmas presents. That's right. So, Hunter, what do you want for Christmas, Hunter? A microphone. You want a microphone? A microphone? And a dinosaur. 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. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Ain't nobody touch my pops. What if he was like Terry Crews? You got to do what you got to do. It's three of y'all, okay? You got to make sure y'all get on.

All right, guys. They'll be homeless. Yeah, they will. What did you think when you heard Terry Crews' allegations? I don't know, 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. It's 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. I was with my wife had the hand in the lower back. Damn. Twice. What? Some agent. 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 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's the same reason. Trying to get the deal.

Are you sure it was something? No, it was something. It was. You can tell. You can 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 watch these females, man. I'm talking about next level. You know, you guys have been around. Next level women as 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. She's talking to me. She's like, your eyes, you're funny. 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't no female out there say she was in my room. Not at all. Back in the day, yeah. Yeah, back in the day, yeah. You got them sons somehow. Back in the day. He used to do me dirty back in my room. Not at all. I mean, 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... It's all right for two double... 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 gotta go... In the lobby. In the lobby. At what age? I get a chick. That's right. You got to go. In the lobby. In the lobby. At what age? You had to sleep in the lobby?

I was like 14. Oh, okay. I was like 14. No, first off, he was 10. Whatever age I was. 10 years old in Montreal. He was a kid in a kidnap. Some chick comes to her.

Some chick comes to her. She was Hawaiian and black. She was amazing. Nah, this chick wasn't bad. Some big chick. No, the big chick. No, not about big girls, but yeah. 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. I kid you not. 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 bribing me with food. Like, let's go eat. It's the morning time. You had no pillow, no covers. No pillow, no covers. You know them hotel lobbies, ACB on 40. Was it a nice hotel at least? It was a nice hotel.

How old are you now there? 26. Ams, do you remember that 16-year-old? I'm hurt. I'm battered. I remember everything. You're a savage. A savage.

You left a 10-year-old sleeping in the lobby. With a fat girl. Listen. 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, buddy. I ain't going to put all that in. A 10-year-old. You are savage. What is the lesson you was 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 like it was yesterday. I You 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 like it was yesterday.

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

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? 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 y'all. Your grandma? Yeah, my grandmother.

Let's talk about that. None of y'all know your father. Oh, my goodness. Yo. 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. She ain't got internet. She ain't got 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, I 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 would be like, y'all shut the hell up. Light-skinned Leroy is both your fathers. So I'm in Coney Island with a dude that don't look nothing like me. They all dark-skinned. I never thought about that. What do you do when your grandma's at home?

Or you know your mama's at home? Hey, you just called your mama a whole side. She said it. It is what it is. I mean, that's him. He's talking about his grandmother's mother a home. It 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 mama. No, his mother.

He's talking about my mama. Because my mama. Because he's talking about my mama. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee. Charlamagne Tha Guy. 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 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, man? He say this about every chick he meet.

Yo, every time he meet a new chick, yo, Zay, I'm telling you, nah, this is the one right here. But he married her. They always married him. 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, you know. How many times have you been married? It's what, three? Three. Good, really? Three, four times. Oh, you know what's crazy? I married all can't mess with my mother how many times you been married how many times 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 yep 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 her mother was like you can't she can't live here pregnant if you

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 can't breathe. I can't breathe. I used to throw all the medicine off the ship.

But anyway, when I got back home, I realized, 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. That's what she told you?

We left you. Hold on, hold on, hold on. We move. We was fed up. Oh, you remember what you, hold on, hold on. We move. 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 Isaiah's mom, then Josh's mom.

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 ain't here. That's the world.

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

What's that place called? Disneyland. I was thinking Disneyland. All right, that's a great present. Angelina's parents never brought her there. Angelina's parents never brought her there. Did you go to Disneyland either? No, I've never been nowhere.

I've been to... He went to the backyard in the hood. I've been to the laugh factories and improv and 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'm going through it. Now I got a kid. For real, for real. I was going through it. Now I got a voice. Hey, y'all. Everybody going, you got to get Isaiah up here by himself. I feel like we're missing out on some things.

This feels like therapy. Yeah, this is 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. 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' 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 you got to give the check to your parents.

So I'm thinking they had this thing called a Coogan account, if I'm saying it right. When you turn 18. Coogan account. Coogan. Coogan account, yeah. When you turn 18, all the money you put away when you were a child goes to you. I go to the Coogan account, I turn 18. It was $150.

Whoa. No. They got you like that? You got him like that? They got you like that? It took all my money. It took all my... 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 let Joe Jackson do none of my business no more. Y'all battle? Do y'all battle on stage? He can't. Listen, the stuff he does is cute, man. He got the little beard and the jewelry.

Yeah, you feel me? But none of y'all can't do it with me. You heard what he said, man. I was murdering you, man. Are you kidding me, bro? How do you know when enough is enough, though? Like when the joke stops. He don't stop.

No, I'm never going to stop. The problem is. And it's like, what can you say back? I said I'm going to show off, right? He'll try to show off and try to try to Joan on me, bag on me in front of people. And he know he can't win. The back and forth, the battle. He got low blows.

He's like, yeah, I'll be smashing. I'll be like, yo, man. I've had some in my life. But the a** 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 a**.

Hit my a**. God, that's a hit my a**. Hit my a**. Rip the jaw, boy. See, now we got to fight. That's what I'm saying. So I got the jaw. See, now we got to fight. That's what I'm saying. 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 the middle. The worst part about that is it's true, bro. True. True. But it's facts. It's facts. Hey, yo, this mom, Zeke's true, bro. True. But it's facts. It's facts. Hey, yo, this is Zeke's mom, yo. All right.

All right. I remember this time, boy, 1999. Your mom was all right, man. Your mom was all right. Used her hands and everything. I'm like, I used my own hands. Used her hands. You know what I'm like, I use my own hands. Use your hands. You know what I'm saying?

Y'all still look amused. 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. It's 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? How was his birthday? Everybody. 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 starving in L.A. until you pop and you make it, you know. They paying you $20 or $10, so ain't no money out there. Every time this kid get on stage in L.A., until you pop and you make it, you know. They paying you $20 or $10, so ain't no money out there.

Every time this kid get on stage in L.A., Cat would see him and go, um, come here, Junior. Yeah, 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 gonna get you or Cat was at the club. I wake this dude up on a school night. Yo, get up. I'm going to get you ass up. Cat's 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. When he went to sleep? Now he went to sleep. We were going on the way home. He'll be like, yeah. Yeah, Cat said, just give me $200 for 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. And when 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. Well, at least he's better than Chris Jenner, okay? He didn't make you have sex with a black man for money.

All right? He just... All right. Father and son comedy. It's way better than Kris. Go check it out. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Good morning, sir. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. What's happening? All right. Well, let's get to the rumors.

Let's talk Eminem. It's about time. What's happening? All right, well, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Eminem. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report. Talk to them. With Angela Yee on the Breakfast Club.

Well, Eminem has another song out. You know his album is coming out, Revival, on the 15th. So the song is called Untouchable, and we do have a snippet of it for you. And here it is. Black boy, black boy, we don't get your culture in. We don't care what our government's done, no, we owe you over, man.

Don't tell us your attitudes are a result of that. Roll the gas when you get the chip on your shoulder, ad. Why you kicking that soda can? Pull your pants up, we about to roll the band. Throw your ass in the van, pop. You don't have to know our plans or what our intentions are. Our cards are close to our chest. Now he's rhyming from the perspective of a cop. And then in this next snippet that we have for you, this is him discussing being embarrassed about being white. As I kick these facts and get these mixed reactions As this beat back spins It's like we're drifting back in to the 60s Black skin is whiskey cause this keeps happening

Throughout history African Americans have been treated like Ish and I admit there have been times Where it's been embarrassing to be a white boy White boy Alright now that album comes out December 15th And he also has an interview Elton John interviewed him

for Interview Magazine for the album oh I thought it was for the album what do you mean well it is about the album not that they play clips on it I'm not sure

when you said interview I can't really judge those songs from what I heard just now cause they're two short clips but from what I heard get a little it's a little

you gotta listen to it man it's a little high ass gas ah stop I like what he's saying but I don't know about how it sounds alright now we gotta listen to it, man. It's a little high-ass gas. All right, stop. I like what he's saying, but I don't know about how it sounds. All right, now, in this interview with Elton John, he talks about getting sober, how getting clean made him grow up. He said, I felt like all the years that I was using, I wasn't growing as a person.

He talks about his first sessions with Dr. Dre. He talks about his manager, Paul Rosenberg, and the long relationship that they've had with each other and how every time he has an album coming out, they go at it with each other. He said sometimes we're on the same page and sometimes we're not. He's usually right about it, though. And, of course, he talks about Donald Trump and having a president who does not care about everybody in our country.

He said he is not the president for all of us. He's the president for some of us. Do you think that when some people get sober, their music turns trash because they're overthinking it? Because when you're on drugs, you're just free and you don't care about what people are thinking about your music. You just let it go. You think he's overthinking this? That's true.

And I also believe that when people get older, just the content of their music changes, too. But it can still sound good. Jay-Z's content changes, but it sounds good. But that scares me about a lot of people, even Lil Wayne. Now that he's not drinking and doing lean as much, is his music going to sound the same? No, he's not because of the seizures. But is his music going to sound the same?

Because like you said, when he was on drugs, allegedly, or sipping, he was free. Well, let's be clear. Eminem is completely clean and sober. He doesn't do anything. He doesn't drink. He doesn't do anything. Oh, we hear it.

No, we don't know. We don't know. We got to hear the full version. Okay, I hear it. No, we don't know. We don't know. We don't know. We got to hear the full version. Okay. I'm going to hand some trash. Give him the benefit of the doubt. He's Eminem.

I will because he's Eminem. Right. All right. In addition to that song, there's some new albums out today. Now, Detroit has a lot going on. Big Sean and Metro Boomin's Double or Nothing is out. I saw that's been trending. Big Sean's been trending all morning.

Drop one of Clues Bombs with Big Sean. I don't give a damn what y'all say about Big Sean. That boy can snap. Now, Detroit Zone T Grizzly has a collaboration album out with Little Dirk today as well, Blooders. Also, Quality Control. They have their compilation album out today, Control the Streets Volume 1. That's where they threw the shot at Button?

At Joe Button, yeah. Okay. On one of those songs. And Juicy J's Rubber Band Business is out today as well. That's a whole project too? Yep. I haven't heard the whole Big Sean album. I heard the first five songs.

The last song I heard before I got out the truck this morning was the joint with Cash Doll. All right. Shout out to Cash Doll, Detroit's own Cash Doll. Now, I will say, I see y'all giving Big Sean a lot of flack online. I don't know why y'all give him that much flack. It's trending. Because I think the boy can snap. But I'm not going to lie to y'all.

When I was driving today and I heard him say, you know, your poom poom's so good, I would never do it in your butt. I didn't understand that either. I didn't get that one either. That one was a, I didn't get it. Maybe just not in the butt. It's not an option for me. Like if I'm, you know, back in my day, you know what I'm saying?

I'm sure you've done it. I'm sure you've done it. I'm sure you've done it. If I was with some trash poom poom, my next thought wasn't, well, I'm, you know, back in my day, you know what I'm saying? Uncle Charlo was the whole player, player. I'm sure you've done it. I'm sure you've done it. If I was with some trash poom poom, my next thought wasn't well, I'm putting a butt. You could say

almost drowned in it so I swam to her butt. That's a line too. I don't know what you're talking about. You don't know that song? Mm-mm. What are you talking about?

I thought you were talking about Big Sean. Right, and you were talking about saying that somebody's poom poom is so good that you wouldn't put in a butt and that's a lyric

from another song. Why is everything about butt up here, man? What did he say? You go back to butt all the time. Oh, yeah. He said it's so good that he doesn't even think about your butt. Right. So you wouldn't do it.

But I'm saying back in the day, even if someone... All right. I'm Angela Yee and that's your rumor report. Everything's about the butt up here. Goodness gracious. All right, Charlemagne. Yes. Who you giving your butt to?

Me and your donkey too? We need Dre and Michelle to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a little war with her. Dre? Yes. Parent to parent. We'll do that when we come back. Keep it locked.

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He's dumb. He's dumb. He's dumb. I missed all of this on social media yesterday, but I was alerted to it this morning by our trusty staff. Dre got slandered viciously yesterday on social media because she was complaining about signing her son's homework. Now, as the father of a beautiful nine-year-old princess, I know what a tedious task signing homework can be. I mean, most of the time it requires one signature next to the date of the homework,

and then you have to initial next to each grade. Takes about 25 to 30 seconds very very very draining activity but when you're a parent you have to do it by the way i'm being sarcastic i know people don't understand sarcasm anymore so let me say that because i know someone already sent off a tweet saying charlamagne said signing your kids homework is draining he trashed anyway dre decided to share with social media yesterday that her son was upset over lost points on an assignment. See, his project required extensive practice on his speech and needed her signature every time. Her son has been reciting the speech up to two times a day for a month.

Andrea says she's tired of hearing it. Now, I don't know how y'all parent, but I'm the type of parent who tells their child to do their homework. And when I don't see her doing her homework, I ask her, do you have homework? If so, why aren't you doing it? OK. My daughter was just in a school play last month. Peter Pan, she was a lost boy. She had lines. I listened to those lines often. Okay. Didn't matter what I was doing or when I was doing it. If baby girl wants to recite those lines to me, I got to listen because I'm a parent and that's my job. Parents don't have time off. Do you have time off, Envy? No. No timeouts. Okay. If you got kids, then you know it's no job. Parents don't have time off. Do you have time off, Envy? No. No time outs, okay?

If you got kids, then you know it's no breaks. Being a parent is a full time job until the kids go to sleep, alright? But not to Drea. Drea actually posted this. Let's discuss this. Nico, that's her son, has this four minute speech he has to memorize and recite.

Fine, splendid. Now his teacher is requiring me to sign papers every day, saying he's read this speech five times to memorize and recite. Fine. Splendid. Now his teacher is requiring me to sign papers every day, saying he's read this speech five times out loud and stuff. Over Thanksgiving break, I had to sign 18 times, and now it's still every day. Here's my point. I'm all for helping my child with his homework, but at this point, she has him harassing

me with this speech. I don't want to hear it no more. I'm hearing it two times a day for a month's grade. I'm finna memorize it. Not to mention the topic is about how American history isn't present as much in college education. So, you can imagine what a snooze this thing is. Last night, he asked me to sign, and I said, no. Tell your teacher I'm done with this.

And now today, he doesn't get points because I don't want to sign it. It's not my damn homework, but it feels like. What y'all think? I think you a damn fool, Dre. All right. Okay. I hate to do this, but when I read this, I immediately thought about 2011 when you were arrested for endangering the welfare of a child.

Now, if you don't know this story, according to the Red Eagle, a seven-year-old boy was coming home from school to an empty apartment and spending nights alone while his mother worked in Philly. The boy told police that he would get off the bus most days and wait for someone to leave or enter the gated parking garage under the apartment complex so he could get into the building. His mother, Andrea M. Howard, 25, would leave the apartment door unlocked and microwave dinners in the freezer for him.

Police found the 7-year-old boy in a disheveled apartment on December 16th at 2 a.m. after the boy called 911 and told dispatchers he was home alone, the Reading Eagle said the apartment looked like it had been ransacked with women's undergarments scattered throughout the living room, a small dog was in a cage, and dog feces and dog urine were in several places in the apartment. This was probably one of those times where the dog ate my homework excuse would actually work.

Now, Dre claimed at the time all of this wasn't true. And I don't know if it's true or not. All I know is if you have been accused of this kind of neglect before, you have to go above and beyond to show the world that you are indeed a great parent and taking care of your kids, okay? Doing all you can for them and getting on social media, telling the world that your child's teacher is harassing you because she has your child doing homework

and studying and asking you to simply sign that they are doing the homework and you are annoyed because of that you're annoyed because your child is asking you to help him with his homework every day that's not gonna win you any parent of the year awards okay now adria also sent a message to someone ig someone on instagram saying i'm not of signing, I'm annoyed of him feeling the need to read it to me every day. I am so confused by this. See, personally, I don't get annoyed when my daughter asks me to do her homework.

I get anxiety. I get frustrated. Because that fourth grade math is no joke. Listen, I'm dumb. It is so damn difficult. I'm dumb. I am dumb. I have a principle in my book Black Privilege called, Give People the Credit They Deserve for Being Stupid, Including Yourself. I know I'm dumb. I am dumb. Okay? I have a principle in my book Black Privilege called Give People the Credit They Deserve for Being Stupid, Including Yourself. I know I'm not smart enough for fourth grade lessons.

And I want to help my daughter with her homework, but some of it's too difficult for me. So that's when I tag in my partner, my wife, the college educated woman in the house to hold this down. But never have I felt harassed by my child's homework. You know why? Because I'm a parent, Drea. Just like I don't feel harassed when I have to feed them,

hug them when they cry, change their diapers, drive them to cheerleading practice, play dates. None of that feels like harassment to me because I realize that as a parent, it's not about me anymore. And Drea, that's what you have to realize.

It's not about you, boo. You have the nerve to say it's not my damn homework, but it feels like it. It is your homework because that's your child. You are raising that young man. That's yours.

Nobody feels sympathy for you. You should be encouraging your child to study. You should be glad he has the discipline to rehearse that speech every day. You complain about having to help, you know, the child with the homework. So what if you help your child with their homework? Do you want to get extra credit for that? I went to see Deacon Rock last night at the garden, all right? Chris Rock

that is, and he gave us a 90-minute sermon that was worth every bit of the 10% of my salary. And like Chris Rock, he gives you these jewels that either hit you in the moment or hit you 20 years later. Chris Rock, Deacon Rock gave us a jewel 21 years ago in Bring the Pain that applies to you now. Let's hear it. You know what the worst thing about n****s? N****s always want some credit for some s*** they're supposed to do. A n**** will brag about some about some a normal man just doesn't

say something like i take care of my kids you're supposed to you're dumb you don't get no points for taking care of your kids you're supposed to and you don't get no sympathy and you can't complain when you're doing basic everyday things with your kids like their homework because you're supposed to d Drea, I get the feeling your son calls you by your first name and calls his grandma mama, okay? Look, I'm not here to judge you. I'm just here to tell you that anyone can have a child and call themselves

a parent, but a real parent is someone who puts that child above their own selfish needs and wants. Once again, anyone can have a child and call themselves a parent, but a real parent is someone who puts that child above their own selfish needs and wants. Okay? Okay.

Please give Dre and Michelle the sweet sounds of the Hamilton fleece. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day. You are the donkey of the day. Now, how old was he, son? He was seven in 2011. I told y'all I can't do math, so how old is he now? That was six years ago, so that makes him 13. Okay. That's 13.

All right. Yeah, you know what? At 13, my son would be signing my signature himself. I'll be like, go ahead, read it, and then sign it yourself. Jesus Christ. Now you're going to teach him how to forge things? Do I need to give you dog years? What the hell's wrong with you?

Listen, I want to discuss this, all right? Because maybe I'm confused about a few things. You know what I'm saying? I'm new to this parenting thing. I got a nine-year-old and a two-year-old. I ain't been doing it forever. That's not new. You've been in here nine years.

That's not new. I just don't here nine years. That's not new. I just don't feel harassed when I got to do things for my kids, especially things like homework. Well, let's open up the phone line. Things that are going to benefit them in the future. 800-585-1051. Am I missing something here? I'm reading some of these comments on Baller Alert,

and some people are agreeing with her. Like, yeah, you shouldn't have to sign it. The teacher's just being petty. Yeah, the teacher with her. Like, yeah, you shouldn't have to sign it. The teacher's just being petty. Yeah, the teacher just wants your autograph. Yeah, you shouldn't. Your kid is fine. He already read it 10 times, so we're asking. You just gave me gas.

The teacher wants your autograph. That's what somebody said. The teacher just wants your autograph. That's why she keeps asking you to sign it. So, all right, maybe I'm missing something then. And first of all, do those people have kids? I want to know that, too. Those people on Baller Alert leaving these comments. Do y'all have kids? I want to know that, too. Those people on Ball Alert, leaving these comments.

Do y'all have kids? I don't know. They don't have that section. But anyway, 800-585-1051. How do you feel? What do you think about Drea's response? Do you think, hey, the teacher's harassing? She signed it 32 times already.

Why does she have to keep signing it? Or is she a parent and that's her job? That's her duty. That's what she's supposed to do. If the teacher wants your kid to read it five times, have them read it six. 800-585-1051. Hit us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club.

Come on in. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just missed it, Charlamagne gave Drea, formerly of Basketball Wives of Basketball Wives, Donkey of the Day. Now, why'd you give her Donkey of the Day?

Because she is complaining about having to sign her child's homework. In fact, she said, it's not my damn homework, but it feels like it. I tell your teacher, I'm done with this. And her child actually lost points because, you know, if you don't sign your child's homework, then the teachers don't know if it's like proof that they actually did do the homework or did study or do whatever it was they were supposed to do. So she didn't sign for it and he lost points. I don't understand this situation at all

because I have never felt harassed by anything that my child has to do. I've never felt inconvenienced by it. I feel like an Uber driver a lot. I'm not going to lie. And that's fine. I've never felt inconvenienced by it. I feel like an Uber driver a lot. I'm not going to lie. And that's fine. I've never felt annoyed. The only thing I felt like is a parent. It's my duty. I have to do it. I don't care what it is that I have to do. If it's 5.30 and I'm about to go to the gym and they're like,

yo, your daughter got practice at 6 o'clock. I got to perform my gym thing then. Take my daughter to practice. But not only that, as a child, because I remember taking Spanish as a kid

and my mom had to sign something every day and the reason was I was behind in Spanish. So the teacher wanted to make sure that I was really studying and really practicing at home.

Spanish people take Spanish? I'm not Spanish. This is crazy. I'm not Spanish. What's going on in the New York system? I'm not Spanish. Or Dominican, whatever.

They make you take Spanish when you already know it? But anyway, to my point, I wasn't doing well in Spanish, so my mom and dad had to sign it every day to make sure that I was actually studying. And let me be totally honest with you, man. I don't think you were probably excelling in no classes. Just knowing you now, you don't seem like the scholar type. Now, neither am I. I am. I actually am.

Oh, okay. I'm just saying. I graduated honor roll. Oh, okay. I'm the same. I graduated honor roll. Oh, okay. From Hampton? From where? Salute to Hampton High School for graduating.

You sound like a lot of me. Definitely sounds like a lot. I was in the honor roll. I've never heard anybody say they graduated honor roll. I've heard people say they graduated with honors. But no, I graduated honor roll. I said I was on the honor roll. Oh, you were on the honor roll.

You didn't say that. That's exactly why I don't think you're a scholar. As a matter of fact, I thought you tried to pledge and couldn't because your grades were so bad. That was in Hampton. I didn't say that. That's exactly why I don't think you're a scholar. As a matter of fact, I thought you tried to pledge and couldn't because your grades were so bad. That was in Hampton. I didn't say where. It actually was in St. Francis. And this is St. Francis Preparatory High School. All I'm saying is your parents pushed you along, right?

Your parents encouraged you, right? Yes. That's what I do. I have to tell. Didn't that turn on me fast? I tell my daughter to do her homework. You know what I'm saying? When I don't see the sheets I got assigned, I'll be like, where are your sheets at?

I need to see what you did. Hello, who's this? Yo, it's Rock, man. What you guys doing? Rock, good morning, man. We're talking about Drea and her, I guess, her situation with the teach

and her son. What do you think? I got to get a 50-50 on this one. I agree with her to a certain extent. The signing part, just write your name, sign the thing,

get done with it. But with all this Common Core at all of us and show your work, they got me up there looking embarrassed in front of my kids, not knowing how to do this stuff anymore. Yeah, but I don't know how to do it either, my brother. I told you that during Donkey,

but that don't got nothing to do with encouraging them to study and encouraging them to do their homework and do their projects. 1,000%, but when your child comes to you and tries to get you to get this problem solved and then they say, never mind, Daddy, you don't know what you're doing, that's kind of discouraging you. I agree with you, but that's why I tag in my wife who got a... She went to college, graduated University of South Carolina,

got her master's and all that stuff. Here, come, baby. And I'm not going to lie, it gets worse. It gets harder and harder as they go from fifth grade to sixth grade to seventh grade. I'm here, listen, as a father who didn't go to college and the dumb negro that I am, I am here to help my daughter with life. All right?

Academia, go to your mama. I'm here for life. Hello, who's this? This is Carlos. Hey, Carlos. We're talking Dre and Michelle, her situation with the teacher and her son. What do you think? Man, that lady needs to raise the kids right, man.

We have four daughters ranging from 14 to 7 years old. My wife and I, we help with homework every single day. Help with science projects, school projects. Every last one of my daughters is an honor roll. Thank God, first of all. But come on, man. My parents didn't help me with homework. It's not something that I learned.

My mom didn't even know English to even help me with homework. But come on, man. Come on. That's why people can't even get places these days. That's the least you can do. Somebody had a good tweet, man. Come on. Do that. That's why people can't even get places these days because of people like that, man. Absolutely. That's the least you can do. Somebody had a good tweet, man. Olive Summer said, these are the same parents that don't understand why their child is failing.

This should be considered educational neglect. Teachers want parents to be involved in the child's education. Facts. All right. Well, 805-85-1051. I had to create a volcano two years ago. That never worked. And my son didn't even get a good grade on it. But I tried. So. I had to create a volcano two years ago. That never worked. And my son didn't even get a good grade on it, but I tried.

So your son had to create a volcano. We tried to do it together, but it never really erupted. But, you know, he did decently. But 800-585-1051. Charlamagne gave Dre a donkey of the day. For what, Charlamagne? Because she refuses to sign her son's homework. Okay.

We'll talk about it more when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Everybody, it's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're talking about Drea Michelle. Now, Charlamagne gave Drea a donkey today for what? I gave Drea a donkey today because she says she feels harassed by her son's homework,

and she refuses to sign her son's homework because she says she's tired of hearing him recite this same speech over and over. Her exact words were, it's not my damn homework, but it feels like it. Tell your teacher, I'm done with this. But the worst part of it all is that he's getting a worse grade just because she won't sign off. He clearly wants to get all the points that he's supposed to get. And he's harassing his mom to go ahead and help him do that. And he's actually missing out and losing out because of it.

And if he's 13, he should be in eighth grade. So next year is high school. So this really matters. And what kind of message are you sending to your kid? Like, if you don't care about his homework, why should he care about his homework? And I want to know who's signing Dre a homework. Because Dre has spelled Thanksgiving

and put a space in between thanks and giving. I thought Thanksgiving was all one word. Hello, who's this? Come on in. Now we're talking. Dre, go ahead. You sound like you was all one word. Hello, who's this? Good morning. Now we're talking. Dre, go ahead. You sound like you don't take care of your kids. What happened?

Nothing, nothing, nothing. What's happening, baby? I love you. What's happening? I feel just like, well, like with me, I get frustrated over the fact that everything is going to me at one time because I work overnight.

So in the morning when I'm dropping them off to school, it's like, Mom, you got to sign this, and here's a bunch of papers I have to sign. But I just sign like they're full there, like with homework stuff. It's like, Mom, you gotta sign this and here's a bunch of papers I have to sign. But I just sign like they folder like with homework stuff. I would like sign it on a Tuesday or Wednesday

and I sign it for the whole week. Now this is one of my fellow people from the 843. You should do that. How you know? What you mean how I know?

Come on now. I see Kim. My kids are okay very well. He can hear that Geechee in your voice. Don't make me call DSS on you for not taking care

of them churn now. And some people will laugh at you. That's the last thing I have to write about. All right now. Thank you, mama. Hello, who's this? Good morning. Hey, good morning.

What's your name? My name is Carmella. Hey, Carmella. We're doing great. What do you think about Drea and her situation with the teacher and her child? Oh, I'm sorry. I'm actually at my son's school as we speak. There you go.

I think it's absolutely ridiculous. I sign my kid's stuff every single night. My daughter has this on her reading log. I have to write all of their tests. And I think as a parent, you need to be involved in your child's life. Point blank and simple. It's sad today that they have to make us do this because as parents, they see that we're not involved. It's statistically known if you are more involved in your children's lives that they are more successful.

I'm sorry, I'm running. Yeah, you got to get some water, Mama. You sound like you're a pass out. Hey, what's going on? Oh, yeah, I'm sorry. He left his phone, so I circled back and I have to go. There you go, Mama. Drop on a clothesline for this.

That's right. You're doing what you're supposed to be doing. That's what you do as a parent. I hear you. Good morning. Good morning. you do as a parent. I hear you. Good morning. I love you, boo. Go get his phone. Don't pass out now. Don't fall.

You call that parental cardio. Go get your workout in. Not at all. I just think that she really needs to look at herself and see that she's helping her child out. You should not be annoyed by signing your son's stuff. It is your responsibility as a parent to sit there and make sure that they're

successful. My son has high honors, got the presidential award, is a star athlete, wrestling, football, track, and I'm still on top of him. Three-day student, student of the month because I am involved. And same with my daughter. There's no reason why she should be

upset about signing something. And all those other people who are saying, oh, she shouldn't have to sign. Today she got dog years a day as well. Thank you, baby. Thank you, mama. Go get some water now. Okay. Bye, guys. Have a good day. Bye, you too. You know what's so crazy?

My daughter just made the honor roll, and I was very happy about that. But I was thinking about when was the last time I was annoyed about something that had to do with my daughter's activities. It's because she's doing her homework at 10 o'clock at night. She should be in bed by 9. I'm like, why are you doing your homework so late? Because she had after-school activities from 4 to 6. And she had to go to cheer from 6 to 8.30. And I'm like, you just got to get it together and figure out how to prioritize your time.

Because there's no reason for you to be doing homework at 10 o'clock at night. But I'm active. I'm involved. You know what I'm saying? Right. I mean, as you should be. I at 10 o'clock at night. But I'm active. I'm involved. You know what I'm saying? Right. Right. I mean, as you should be. I mean, well, what's the moral of the story?

Anyone can have a child and call themselves a parent, but a real parent is someone who puts that child above their own selfish needs and wants. That's the moral of the story. All right. Well, we got rumors on the way, Yee. Yes, we are going to talk about another win for Serena Williams. Love it. All right.

We'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hey, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angela Yee.

Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Friday, what's happening? How you feeling? It's officially the weekend, man. And happy birthday to Nicki Minaj. Today's her birthday. Today's Nicki's birthday. I'm gonna close the bomb for Nicki Minaj.

She swear nobody likes her, but salute to you, Nicki. Shout out to Nicki. Salute to everybody out there with herpes. We see y'all. You know what I mean? Appreciate you listening. You always go too far.

Why? See, that's your problem. Y'all neglect the listeners with herpes. When was the last time you shouted out the listeners with herpes? We were just saying happy birthday to Nicki Minaj. Salute to the listeners with chlamydia. Salute to the listeners with gonorrhea. Salute to everybody out there with an STD that listens to that breakfast club.

Can we get into Room of Report, please? We appreciate you. All right, let's talk Steve Harvey. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report.

Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Well, Steve Harvey is being sued, and that is because a man named Vincent Dimmock says that Steve Harvey hired him to raise $20 million for the Steve and Marjorie Foundation and other ventures, but he was never paid his percentage that was agreed upon.

He said he delivered $1 million through his high-profile connections, but he also had people who committed a certain amount of money, and so he did make it to that mark that he was supposed to make. But he says that Steve Harvey never paid him and had no intentions of paying him at all. Now, hold on. We ain't going gonna have those problems with Chains for Change, right?

We didn't ask nobody to help us raise no money. No, the money was straight to them. And also, that money went directly to Chains for Change. So it didn't touch our hands. And to DJ Envy's Bora Bora trip. Nah, that ain't it. Got you, got you. Now, if Charlamagne goes away for the holidays now,

we're gonna know that we're the rest of that change. I'm definitely going away for the holidays. Okay, so now we know who else got the rest of that Chains for Change money. Nope, not true. I had a New York Times bestselling book for seven weeks in a row. That don't matter.

I sold a lot of books this year. A lot of people have money and still steal money. That's true. So I don't know what that means. Salute to Wyclef. All right. What? Wow.

That's a little jokey. What about your friends? Nobody stole money up here. It went straight to the people for change for change. So why are you defending it then? What? I just want to make sure that people know because you joke and people might take that serious. According to Vince Ademic,

Steve Harvey blamed Oprah and Tyler Perry for bad financial advice when meeting with an investor that he introduced them to and made disparaging comments about women during the business discussion and all of that. So this is all in that lawsuit. You know why? First of all, you can never say Oprah and Tyler

gave you bad financial advice because they rich. They are. They probably told you how they made some money, and then you probably tried to apply it to yourself, and it didn't work for you. But that don't mean that the advice is bad. Steve Harvey's good money.

Steve Harvey's longtime agent, Todd Frank, said this all sounds fake. He said, Steve is the most loyal guy in the world. I've never been stiffed on a commission from Steve Harvey in 21 years. So, no, it could be a fake story that this person is planting, but he does have a lawsuit. All right, Serena Williams, congratulations to her. Now she posted, what a year it has been. First, a grand slam win, followed by an awesome baby,

then the most magical wedding. What next? How about a building? Nike announced yesterday that one of its New World headquarter buildings will be named after me. It will be the biggest on campus and scheduled to open in 2019. I am honored and grateful. Well deserved. Now Meek Mill said he

is officially appealing his prison sentence that has him in jail for two to four years. His lawyer has already laid out that groundwork asking a higher court to free him on grounds that the judge was unfair and biased against him. In the meantime, while Meek Mill is in prison, he is doing several different jobs. He's part of the general labor crew, and he's also cleaning the cell block, tidying up prison grounds, washing dishes, cooking food, serving it, and all of that.

They said he's a model inmate, and he also gets some good perks due to his good behavior. He's only been there a week. I don't know, two weeks? How he's a model inmate, and he also gets some good perks due to his good behavior. He's only been there a week. I don't know, two weeks? How you a model inmate already? Well, he's got access to electrical and carpentry shops, and he's wait-listed for some therapy courses as well. Because I feel like, you know, they should do that to prisoners. They should let them get therapy.

They should let them go get a trade, so when they do come home, they can have something to do. I'm not talking about me. I'm talking about in general. They should have a trade so when they come home, they can have something to do. I'm not talking about me. I'm talking about in general. They should have a trade so when they come home, they can have something to actually do. All right. Now, we told you earlier about the X-Men director, Bryan Singer, who allegedly raped and forced oral sex on a 17-year-old back in 2003.

Cesar Sanchez Guzman has filed a lawsuit against him saying that he was sexually assaulted during a tour of a yacht. He says that Bryan Singer pulled out his penis, smacked him in the face with it, and forced it into his mouth, causing him to choke, and that he has suffered severe psychological, mental, and emotional injury, shame, humiliation, and loss of enjoyment and life. He's suing for damages.

Now, Bryan Singer was also fired from doing the Freddie Mercury Queen movie that he was supposed to be doing, right? Bohemian Rhapsody. Sounds like that's the movie he's supposed to be doing, right? Bohemian Rhapsody. Sounds like that's the movie he's supposed to be doing. And TMZ actually asked him about it, and here's what he said. Can you tell us anything about why you were fired? I don't know.

I gotta ask, does it have anything to do with, you know, sexual allegations past or present? No, no, no. Didn't it bother you, though, that, like, they didn't give, like, a clear-cut reason why Bryan Singer is no longer on this film? What? Because the reason would be, in my opinion, inaccurate and embarrassing. So, hold on. Pulling your penis out and slapping a young boy across the face

and then forcing him to do oral sex and raping him isn't a good enough reason? Allegedly. Well, they're allegations, so it hasn't been. So that's the allegations are the reason, right? Right, but he's saying that he doesn't know why. He never got a straight answer from the studio about why he was fired. Right, correct. From doing the movie, Bohemian Rhapsody.

I wish the TMZ guy would have asked him how big his penis is. The way they tell that story, he just pulled his penis out and slapped him across the face. It could have been a light slap. I don't know. True. And it could have also not happened. We don't know what's going on. These are just allegations.

But there's been several allegations against Bryan Singer throughout the years. Alright, I'm Angela Yee and that's your Rumor Report. Alright, thank you Miss Yee. Revolt, we'll see you guys on Monday. Drop on a Clues Bomb for Diddy, man, just because. Just because. Why? Diddy has turned over a new leaf. It seems like Diddy is really, his energy has

really changed. You don't think so? Absolutely. I think his energy has really really changed. For the last year, I would say the last year I've been speaking to Diddy and his energy's changed. You don't think so? Brother Love. Absolutely. Yeah, I think his energy has really, really changed. Shout out to Brother Love. For the last year, I would say the last year I've been speaking to Diddy and his energy's changed. Yeah.

He's happier. He's more approachable. He's really embracing this Brother Love thing. Yes, I ain't mad at him. I ain't mad. I'm not mad at that at all. I don't know Diddy well enough

to know what he used to be like or what he does now. I didn't always like... I only know him casually. He was a savage. I did not like Diddy's energy. I just didn't. Historically, I did not like his energy. I didn't always like... I only know him casually. He was a savage. I did not like Diddy's energy. I just didn't. Historically,

I did not like his energy. I didn't even like to be around him, but he is... You can feel the shift in his energy. I've never even really had like a for real conversation

with him outside of work. You never? Oh, I definitely have. Oh, I have a couple times. When he calls you playboy, that usually means it's a problem. He would never call me playboy.

You're a playboy? You're a playboy? That's when it's a problem. He hasn't used that term in a while. Anyway. Playgirl. People's Choice mixes up next. 800-585-1051.

There's been so much Mace talk over the last week and so much Lox and Styles P and Black Rob and Cam'ron. So that's what the mix is all about. People being disrespectful like B.Dot saying things that Mace is lyrically better than Jadakiss. I mean, on the same level as Jadakiss and better than Stiles. That's just disrespectful. I know Mace wanted to have a conversation with you from what I heard.

I spoke to him yesterday. I'll tell you about that later. You got too much time on your hands. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Had enough of this country? Ever dreamt about starting your own? I planted the flag.

This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh my God. What is that?

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