The Breakfast Club - When Your +1 Is A Badazz...

Episode Date: October 17, 2016

MON 10/17 - First things first: R.I.P. to Trinity Gay and prayers up for Tyson Gay and his family... The Breakfast Club is joined by Boosie Badazz to talk about his recent battle with cancer, keeping up with his health, how he was ahead of curve in talking about police-citizen relations and what he plans to do with his frozen sperm! Then we discuss the Azealia Banks/Russell Crowe/RZA fiasco and ask the question, "Has your +1 ever embarrassed you?" Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Peace to the planet. It's Monday. Why are you so happy? What you talking about? I'm happy because it's a thing called life that we get to enjoy. We wake up. We thank God. We show gratitude for life.

And then we come to work. We have great careers. We got great families. What is there not to be happy about, sir? Let me ask you a question. Yes. We're in New York City, and today is going to be like a high great families. What is it not to be happy about, sir? Let me ask you a question. Yes. We're in New York City, and today is going to be like a high of 76. What's that got to do with me?

You have a scarf on and a jacket. You look like Little Blue Riding Hood. What are you talking about? Why do you have a scarf on and a jacket? It's going to be 80 degrees. It's cold in here. I got a little itch in my throat, and my daughter got a little cold. So, you know, I don't want to get sick. So I'm just preparing just in case. You know, it got a little itch in my throat and my daughter got a little cold. So, you know, I don't want to get sick. So I'm just preparing just in case.

You know, it was a little chilly when I woke up this morning. I decided to grab my Dallas Cowboys starter jacket and my Dallas Cowboys scarf and just throw it on. It has nothing to do with the fact that we're five and one right now. It has nothing to do with that. Nothing to do with that at all. Trust me. 80 degrees, you got a cowboy scarf on, a cowboy jacket. Well, in other areas, the studio is freezing. I don't want to get sick.

Yes, and it is cold in the studio. Now it's cold in the studio? It's cold in the studio. I don't want to get sick. I told you my daughter got a little cold. I don't want to get a little cold either. I feel a little something in my throat, so I just decided to bundle up just a little bit this morning.

This is going to be a long morning. It has nothing to do with the fact we're five and one going into a bye week, so for the next two weeks, we're five and one. That's all. It has nothing to do with that. Nothing to do with that at all. It has nothing to do with Tony Dungy saying we're 5-1. That's all. It has nothing to do with that. Nothing to do with that at all. Packers, y'all can just pull up this one win. It has nothing to do with Tony Dungy saying we're the best team in the NFC.

It has nothing to do with that. Pull up this one win, Packers? I don't know what you're talking about. Huh? My goodness. I don't know what you're talking about. Well, uh. We're back first from the Revolt Music Conference.

That's right. Shout out to everybody that went to the Revolt Music Conference. That was fun. Met a lot of people. I mean, a lot. How many mixtapes y'all come back with? Oh, my goodness. You know, people have been stepping it up, though. All right, guys. That was fun. Met a lot of people. I mean, a lot. How many mixtapes y'all come back with? Oh, my goodness. You know, people have been stepping it up, though.

The hard drives and stuff. I had about 50 hard drives and maybe about 90 mixtapes slash CDs. You left it all in the hotel room. It's a housekeeper who got some fresh, new, independent music this morning, I'm sure. A lot of business cards. You know, the business cards with the USB drive that's connected to it. I got a lot of those. Yeah.

My goodness. Oh, congratulations to y'all. My goodness. And we did Nori's podcast. Yeah, we did Nori's podcast. Shout out to Nori. I listened to that. It was a lot of fun. Suck to my man, Nori.

Yeah, you know, the best part of my trip was actually the flight home. Why is that? Steve Stout. That was the best part of your trip? Yeah, I'm going to tell you why. Steve Stout sat next to me on the flight. He'd just been able to get three hours of knowledge from Steve Stout. He probably was like, oh, God.

He probably really didn't want to talk to you. I didn't let him talk. I didn't say anything. I didn't say anything. I just sat there and listened. Like, he has so much knowledge. A man that's been in the industry for so long and broke so many careers and has changed so many people's lives, went from music to advertising,

still does so much. I just sat there and just listened. I didn't really say much. That's interesting because I was in D.C. this week and I was speaking at Millennial Week and I told them that's one of the tips

when it comes to networking like communicate with people that you normally wouldn't communicate with or people that you think you have nothing in common with and I use the plane as an example.

When you're sitting down next to somebody on a flight you never know what kind of conversation could happen. Sometimes you should just say what's up even if you don't know

that person because you have those chatty patty people that like to talk for three hours like a Steve Stout. Yeah, but it was the knowledge I got from her. It was enjoyable.

Usually I would have slept that whole flight, but I was able to kick it with Steve Stout. It was great. That's dope. Also, Boosie Badass will be joining us this morning.

Yeah, Boosie will be here this morning. sitting next to Boosie. Now, also, we got to say what's up to our newest family member in Portland. Portland's real hip-hop station, Weed 96.3. Good morning, guys. We started polling this morning?

Yes. Today's our first day in Portland. I'll say, like, 71-plus markets. But who's counting? Yeah. God is good. God is so good, man. This is a great little ghetto-ass show that, for whatever reason, people enjoy.

Did we get our new chairs from Kevin Hart yet? No, we have not gotten our new chairs. Yeah, I told them we were sending over the chairs. I did communicate. Okay. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to post four different chairs on Instagram, and people get to pick. Why do they get to pick where we sit? Which chairs we should get.

You guys haven't been very helpful as far as deciding on chairs. Because you picked those expensive chairs. Chairs are expensive. Just let the record show Kevin Hart got his chairs before I Hart. And we've been asking I Hart for about two years. Drop on the clues bombs for Kevin Hart, David. We should change it to K Hart Media. I don't know about all that now.

All right, well, let's get the show cracking. Front page news, what are we talking about? Mayor, a really sad story. We'll talk about the three men who were arrested for the death of Tyson Gay's daughter. Also, girls freed from Boko Haram that are reunited with their families. That's great news. All right. We'll get into all that when we come back.

Here's Drake. It's One Dance. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get into some front page news.

Now, in sports, the Patriots beat the Bengals. The Bills beat the 49ers. The Redskins beat the Eagles. The Titans beat the Browns. The Giants kill the Ravens. Saints beat the Panthers. The Jags beat the Bears. Lions beat the Rams.

Dolphins beat the Steelers. The Chiefs beat the Raiders. The Seahawks beat the Falcons. The Texans beat the Colts in overtime. All right, and Monday night football. Okay, okay, first of all, you can act like my Dallas Cowboys, you know, aren't 5-1 and we didn't wash the Green Bay Packers 30-16 yesterday, drop one of the clues bombs from my Dallas Cowboys.

You can act like that didn't happen all you want, but it happened. Like I tell people all the time, just because you act like you're not aware of it doesn't mean it didn't happen, sir. And I humbly say we're 5-1 going into a bye week. So for the next two weeks, we're 5-1. Let's just keep that in mind. And the Cardinals play the Jets tonight in Monday Night Football. Now let's talk about these three men getting arrested.

Yeah, so this is a tragic story that happened. Tyson Gay, he's an Olympian track star. His 15-year-old daughter, Trinity, was killed. They believe that these shots were fired outside the Cookout restaurant in Lexington, Kentucky. She was basically caught in the crossfire. I heard my heart. Her father and son, Cesare Taylor, who's 38, and Demarcio Taylor, who is 19, were charged with wanton endangerment for their role in the shooting.

Their father and son? Yes. Hold on a second. Explain this to me again. The father and son were shooting? Yeah. It was two different cars. Okay.

They were together, and it was a crossfire. These two men were the ones that got caught. And they killed this poor little 15-year-old girl. So far. I hope them Negroes don't never get out of jail. Right. Ever. And Devontae Middlebrooks was also arrested. They believe he's the one that

actually fired the shot. So it seems like the father and son went together and then Devontae Middlebrooks also was the person in the other car. I said a prayer for Tyson Gay this morning. I don't know that man, but I definitely said a prayer for him this morning because I would not wish that on anybody. Not at all, man. His 15-year-old daughter, bro?

Yes. Not at all. And his daughter also was a high school sprinter. She was following in her father's footsteps. She had won numerous international medals and crazy. Minding her business at cookout, enjoying her food, and dead because you Negroes do not act. Come on, man. That's sad.

She's shooting that cookout photo. Have a milkshake and relax. Now, let's talk about these girls being freed. Yes, there were 21 girls who were rescued last week after they were kidnapped by Boko Haram more than two years ago, and they were reunited with their families. They were among more than 200 students who were taken from their school

in the northeast of Nigerian town. And that was when the whole Bring Back Our Girls social media campaign happened. That's very fortunate. I will tell you, over the weekend, I finished reading this book about the girl who escaped ISIS. She told her story. When I tell you that was a really difficult story to read. She was only 19 years old. This was like

two years ago. And she was living in northern Iraq. And that's when ISIS came and invaded their town. You could see them kind of moving in. And they felt like, okay, are they going to spare us? Then they came and kidnapped all the girls. Sold them into slavery for ISIS soldiers. And

awful. Awful. Just these young girls just getting raped and then sold to different owners. How did she get away? First of all, she tried to escape so many times and they would beat them so bad like where they almost would die. And she could barely walk,

but she did manage to escape. I don't want to give away the ending of the book in case anybody wants to read it, but we know she escaped, but you got to read this. It was a really interesting book because it actually educates you a lot on what goes on

and how horrible ISIS is because there's regular, ordinary people in Iraq and Syria living their normal lives, and then ISIS comes and invades their town, kidnaps and kills all the men, takes the women, sells the young girls into slavery. All of that sounds like such an oxymoron, living a normal life in Iraq. Because everybody's not part of ISIS. But it just don't sound like you could live a normal life there. It's like always the threat of something. Something happened, right?

No, if you read the beginning of the book, she had her father, her brothers going to school, really smart girl. And then ISIS came and took their town over. So when everybody did that Bring Back Our Girls campaign, they never brought the girls back? No, some of these girls just got returned. Some of them just got returned.

Yeah, and there's still, I think, this particular faction of Boko Haram, they still have, I think, 38 more girls that they're trying to... So if the girls, I'm just wondering, if the girls just got returned, why did people ever stop... They have 83 more girls, this faction. If the girls just got returned, why did people stop doing that campaign? They just moved on to the next thing on social media?

Well, they actually negotiated, I think, to get these women, these young girls back. So it's still an ongoing situation. But I'm saying people just moved on from social media? Well, they actually negotiated, I think, to get these women, these young girls back. They're still passing the fighting forward. It's still an ongoing situation. But I'm saying people just moved on from social media. It was a big thing

on social media for a couple of days and they moved on to the Michelle A movie or something like that. Absolutely. Oh, got you. Okay.

All right, well, that's front page news. Tell them why you're mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, you can call right now. We'll put you live on the air

and you can vent a little bit. All right, again, 800-585-1051. Call us right now. We'll put you live on the air and you can vent a little bit. Alright, again, 800- 585-1051. Call us right now. I really don't see what you could be mad about this morning if you're a Dallas Cowboy fan. Call us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hey, yo, this is Matt Rapper.

Good morning, yo, for real. I'm gonna tell you why I'm mad. I'm gonna tell you why I'm mad, for real, man. Hey, yo, my girl keep coming home smelling like Polo Cologne. Like, that ain't for girls. Like, I know something's going yo, for real. I'm going to tell you why I'm mad. I'm going to tell you why I'm mad, for real, man. Hey, yo, my girl keep coming home smelling like Polo cologne. Like, that ain't for girls. Like, I know something's going on, for real. Like, I'm heated about that. And I need y'all to tell me why y'all mad. Why you mad on The Breakfast Club, for real.

Yo, Envy, man, what's good, man? This is D from Orlando. D, what's up, bro? Tell them why you mad. Oh, I ain't really mad. I just want to tell you, man, I'm awake now. I watched 13 for the first time this weekend, man. And remember what you said?

Remember what Charlamagne said about Norrie watching? He said he's never going to be with another black man again. Yep. I feel the same way, man, because it's like the system is against us. It's basically same slavery. And I was literally on the verge of tears watching because I'm like, wow, like why are we killing each other, fighting each other? And we got a whole system against us.

Yeah, we're fighting over colors. Come on, we're killing each other over colors. And we don't even own. Everybody needs to go watch 13 for on Netflix. It's a great documentary. The scariest thing about the documentary is when Van Jones says, what's next? After you go through slavery, you go through segregation, you go through mass incarceration,

he was like, what's next? Because you know it's going to be something next. Hello, who's this? How are you? What's up, bro? Tell them why you mad. I'm mad because Drake has not addressed the fact that Lil Yachty said he was better than Pac. Drake did not address that.

Why would Drake address that? Well, because he's not better than Pac. What does Drake have to do with what Lil Yachty said about Tupac? Why would Drake address that? Well, because he's not better than Pac. What does Drake have to do with what Lil Yachty said about Tupac? So you want Drake to come out and say, I'm not better than Pac? That's what I want him to say. Why would he ever say such a thing? I can't.

I can't. I don't know. I don't know. Goodbye, Lister. You have a great day. My goodness. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is Pino.

What's up, bro? Tell them why you mad. Man, I'm mad because my family don't got no support, man. They don't support each other. Why don't they support each other? What do you mean? They got plenty of welfare. Man, he's tripping, Charlie, man. Listen, my cousin, he lives in Detroit now.

He's been taking care of his brother for like 15, 16 years. He went to go get surgery so he can walk. He never walked a day in his life. And somehow he passed away in the surgery. I guess he was on a breathing machine and he threw up and went to fill his lungs up. Making one story short, he had to decide to pull the plug.

They don't even got no money to bury him. They put a GoFundMe page out. I just checked it right now. He only got $65. Man, like, man. $65. So is this your way of trying to say the GoFundMe link over the radio so people can donate money? I mean, hey. Wow. $65. So is this your way of trying to say to GoFundMe, link over to the radio so people can donate money? I mean, hey.

You better hurry up. Omar, you know, Battle Creek, Michigan. Check him out, man. Help him out. So y'all going to sue the hospital then? Yeah, yeah, absolutely. That's crazy. Because there's three different stories.

They say he did it before the surgery. Another doctor said he did it during the surgery. And another doctor said it happened after the surgery. You know what I mean? So we're just trying to get to the truth about what happened to him. Sorry for your loss, bro. I appreciate it, man. I'm just trying to help my cousin, man.

All righty. All right, send us all the links so we can repost it. Tell them why you're mad. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

That was Rihanna with Need It Me. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. And shout out to everybody that was at MSU over the weekend. I was there for their homecoming. Michigan State University had a great time at MSU. Shout out to Michigan, everybody. Detroit. It was a dope, dope, dope, dope time.

Now, also, Boosie Badass will be joining us next hour. Boosie Badass. Salute to Boosie. Always a pleasure to talk to Boosie. Yeah, we big fans of Boosie up here. Salute to my completely yours family in D.C., man. They brought me out to Millennial Week this weekend in D.C. and got to talk to all the millennials about branding yourself,

which is a weird question for me because I don't know what the hell a brand is. That's something I've never even thought about until maybe the past year and a half. That's why it'd be even easier for you to explain it to them because it's pretty fairly recent

and something you had never thought about previously. Yeah, I think when you have a brand, I think that can kind of mess you up though because I think that you'll, because you'll always be trying to be what you think people think your brand is

instead of just truly being yourself. No, I mean, I think it's also being yourself and making sure your name and yourself and whatever you represent stays relevant. Absolutely positive. I don't even know if it's about relevancy, though. I just think it's like... It is as well.

Like your brand, your brand, your brand. I'm like, yo, just be you. Just do you. I think you'll be perfectly fine. No, I think it's part of not doing things just for money, but doing things that benefit who you represent. Like, sometimes people will hit you and be like, hey, I want you to post this on your Instagram.

I don't care if you're giving me X amount of dollars. If that doesn't represent my brand and who I am. See, that's exactly what I mean, though. I'm the type of person, I don't know what I'm going to do until I'm presented with an opportunity. Like, a lot of times we put ourselves in boxes because of our brand. If they ask you to post this flat tummy tea... I don't use flat tummy tea. So, would you post it

so that goes against your brand because you don't use it? That's what I'm saying. Certain things... I just think... I just don't want to... Or if they want you to do a cigarette, like some type of smoking campaign. I don't smoke. Exactly, but you're saying, so that's not your brand. That's not who you are and not what you represent. If they ask me to post something with ingredients using bacon or pork,

I'm not going to post that because that goes against. Because you don't eat pork. Right. So that's a small part of it, but that's part of what it is, like not doing things that go against who you are and what you represent personally and what you stand for. I just don't like using the term brand for human beings. For like products and stuff, cool.

But for you as a person, that just don't sound right. Saying you're a brand. Okay. Well, we got rumors on the way, Yee. Yes, we are going to talk about the Michelle A movie that was on Lifetime over the weekend. I seen it trending last night. I actually watched it last night because I was in Miami,

so I didn't get a chance to see it when it came out. But I stayed up last night. I watched some of it. And watched it. So we'll talk about what we thought about that. Lifetime movies are trash, by the way, bro. Is that bad? They're just trash, by the way, bro. Is that bad? They're just trash, man.

They're just terrible. Actually, I'm not going to lie. She did a good job playing Michelle A in the movie. I thought she did a good job. She was decent, but the overall movie's a trash. Oh, boy. And we'll talk about who has a new documentary on the way as well, based off of their best-selling memoir. Okay.

All right. We'll get into all that next. And like we said, Boosie Badass will be joining us next hour. So keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is The Rumor Report

with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On The Breakfast Club. So listen up. So how many of you watched Surviving Compton? I watched the second half of it. I didn't see it. I watched the whole thing last night because a lot of people were talking about it on my timeline.

And I did want to see it. We've been talking about it. I know Dr. Dre was actually trying to sue Lifetime and Michelle A. for this movie to not come out because it portrayed him as abusive. Michelle A. was up here too. When was that? Two years ago? I wasn't here for that interview.

It was like two years ago? About two years ago, yeah. And boy, was it crazy. A lot of people were going in. I looked at Dr. Dre's comments, and they were going crazy on him. Y'all ain't going to throw out y'all Beats by Dre headphones, though. Yeah, I saw that you tweeted that as well, Charlamagne. Mm-hmm.

So here's the thing. You didn't see it at all. I didn't see it, no. What'd you think of it, Charlamagne? I mean, I think social media is a strange place when you're older because you're watching all these kids discover things that have been out there for years, and you sit back and wonder, damn, y'all just tripping on this now?

But, like, these stories about Dre whipping ass, whipping women's ass ain't new. Right, we had the Dee Barnes story. She was a journalist back then on a show called Pump It Up. Yeah. And he actually had a settlement with her after kind of beating her up, and she's told her story. That was left out of Straight Outta Compton.

And Miss Chalet was left out of Straight Outta Compton. Now, he had, after Straight Outta Compton came out, he did kind of give an apology in the New York Times. He said, 25 years ago, I was a young man drinking too much and over my head with no real structure in my life. However, none of this is an excuse for what I did. I've been married for 19 years. And every day I'm working to be a better man for my family, seeking guidance along the way. I'm doing everything I can. So in the movie, when you get a chance to see it, or if you get a chance to see it, it shows Michelle A. getting discovered by Dr. Dre. They didn't treat her so well in the beginning

because of her voice. They were kind of making fun of her. But then when she could sing, she could really sing. And basically Eazy-E and even Jerry Heller from Ruthless Records tried to convince her to leave Dr. Dre but she wouldn't and even her own family was saying that she just had to take the abuse. Part of it was them saying that he

was drinking a lot and that's why he was abusive toward her. And interestingly enough was him saying that he was drinking a lot and that's why he was abusive toward her. And interestingly enough, what did save her was Suge Knight. Yeah, until he started beating her. And then, yes. And then he started beating her. Exactly. And while she was in rehab because she got addicted to drugs because she said, I just couldn't

take it anymore. I would just medicate myself and just take the beatings. And that's when he went and got engaged to another woman. She didn't find out about the engagement until she got back from rehab. Wow. There's a lot of stuff I don't believe in that movie, especially when Suge Knight punked Tupac.

I refuse to believe Suge Knight talked to Tupac like that. As far as Michelle Lee getting beat, hey, that's her story. And, I mean, you know, Dr. Dre has a track record. I mean, you never know. Well, it's interesting because he did try to sue, and if it's not true, he could sue. Right.

So what her excuse was is that this really happened. It is what it is. Yeah, we don't know what's true and what's not true. I'm not going to discredit her story, just like I'm not going to discredit Dr. Dre if he says he wasn't abusive. I'm sure the truth lies somewhere in the middle. You know, if that was my movie, right,

Michelle A. should have defined herself in some other way as well. It seemed like she was only defined by the beating. Like at least show that you have some extreme talent, something. Like something else other than just getting beat. She did show her talent, but I did feel like it wasn't rounded enough as far as there had to be some great things. There was no positive. I mean, there was nothing else you did.

Like nothing else for you. Just you. Your legacy. Like, we want us to remember you as the woman that got beat by Dre and Shook. But I will say, the actress who played Michelle A did a good job.

She did a great job. She had the voice and everything? Yeah, and I'll tell you who has a new documentary on the way, Clive Davis, based on his best-selling memoir, Clive Davis' Contract of Our Lives, which I actually read,

so I don't think so. Lee Daniels should direct that. And he also put out a letter that he wrote to Whitney when he saw her looking frail. And Nick Cannon's back at it. He has a freestyle out called Holiday, and he talks about Amber Rose and managing her. roses, Amber's way. But I don't want to get in the way of your family. Seemed like

yesterday when you came to the crib and said, manage me. And I was like, okay. But what would Wiz say about our chemistry? But I was celibate and shouldn't hit anyway. Nah, I never Chevy Chase. It's a

vacation, October 8th. What? Fought on Nick Cannon's bars, please. Wait, you don't want to hear what he said about Chili? No, I don't, man. God bless Nick Cannon. Go ahead, play it. But it's getting chilly.

And that's all that's on my mind. The winter's coming and I love her, but I ain't got time to tell her lies. Cuffing season is the reason why. I'm sending late night texts. It's getting no reply. Fought on Nick Cannon's bars again. Why does his voice sound so warbly? I don't they can his bars again? Why does his voice sound so warbly? I don't know.

I was with Nick last week. Salute to Nick, man. Me and Nick are doing something in the future. He's showing his bars. I was with him last week. Shout to Nick. Can we shout him out or not? Me and Nick are doing something in the future that we're going to announce real soon, but

I'm so glad that he doesn't talk to me about his rap career. A song together, perhaps? No. That would be dope. Hell no. What was your rap name? Vizzy what? My rap name is I Don't Rap No More.

It was Dizzy Van Winkle. My rap name is F Your Rap Dreams. Dizzy Van Winkle. Jesus Christ, Nick. Nick Cannon, Dizzy Van Winkle in the studio together. I like that. Nick is a great guy. Terrible rapper, great guy.

Well, that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. All right, thank you, Miss Yee. When we come back, boost some bad ass, all right? Hey, Boosie. Why does Nick keep rapping? It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

That was Beyonce with Sorry. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Boosie Badass. What's up, my brother? What's up, Boosie?

What up, man? What up, man? Boosie got Boosie juice. What's that? Moujah? Vodka, man? Boosie got Boosie juice. What's that? Mouche? Vodka, look at it. He got some vodka. It says all you got to do is add pineapple juice.

Man, this thing will have you so lit, and it make you freaky. All right, please don't drink it, Charlamagne. Yo, I'm talking about man. Hey, I don't know what it is, bro. What's in it? It just look like a vodka. Man, mouche. Gasoline.

That's what I call it, moosh. Gasoline, that's what I call it. But it really turns you up, you know, and gets you in the mood. What made you want to get into that business? I'm just trying to brand everything right now, you know. I don't get to make so much money in music. You really need that to get you in the mood, though? Because I don't feel like. No, I'm just saying what it does, you know.

Right, okay. I don't need that. I need some woman to get me in the mood. I'm with that, too, but I always need feel like... No, I'm just saying what it does. Right, okay. You know, I don't need that. I need some woman to get me in the mood. I'm with that, too, but I always need a little something extra. You know what I'm saying? As I get up in age, I need a little something just to keep me motivated. I ain't going to lie to you. Now, Boosie, you're not Little Boosie anymore.

Right. Boosie Badass. Now, why'd you change your name from Little Boosie to Boosie Badass? Because I got tired of, you know, little shrimps. You know, little guys coming up to me with, you know, like, what up, Little Boosie the Boosie Badass. I got tired of, you know, little shrimps, you know, little guys coming up to me with, you know, like, what up, little Boosie? Nah, I'm like a kingpin to you. You know, I got tired of turning on the news when I was in trouble and little Bootsie has

done. If you're talking about I did all this, I shouldn't be called no little. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I just got this. I just, I just, when I reconstructed my deal, when I came home, like, man, take that Lil shit out. Right. Boosie has the craziest story. I know you're doing

a Boosie movie and everything. Right, wait for that. Who actually wrote the script? I'm sure I wrote the script. You wrote the script yourself. Yeah, I wrote the script. All they doing is polishing it up. It's basically on my life story, you know. I come up in poverty. You know, I had a lot of falls, and I just keep getting back up and just making the best out of whatever.

It seems like you come back better every time. Yeah, you know, like I get put through stuff to come back harder. You know, like I'm fighting diabetes right now. You know, I'm exercising. Got me a personal trainer, things like that. You know, I just beat cancer. I saw that. So you're 100% cancer-free now.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. They took 30% of my kidney out, but I ain't got no cancer, and they removed all the cancer. Did anything else you take? Because I know it wasn't just medicine from the hospital. You're from Louisiana. I know you had grandmas and mamas and everybody passing you stuff. Nah, basically, I had to go straight into surgery. Got you, got you.

Yeah, I had to go straight into surgery and drop a bag and just get it off me, you know? Now tell people how you realized that you had cancer. Like before I go on my road trips or whatever, I go get fluids so I'd be strong. Fluids meaning IV water? IV water, you know, and stuff like that before I get on the plane. And my side was just hurting. I'm like, damn, my side hurting. But I drunk a little liquor that night, so I was thinking, man, I'm like, man, I'm walking out the hospital.

Something say, man, I asked you a doctor for an MRI. I said, man, let me get an MRI on my side. That dude came back and said I had cancer. I said, no, go back down. Let's do another one. I need a second opinion. No, you do, though. Yeah.

That's when they told me I had renal cell carcinoma in my kidney. Something must have felt really wrong. I've never requested, like, I need to get an MRI. That's what I said. I wouldn't even think of that. Not at all. You do that all the time. You got health insurance for it.

What? Anything hurt on me, I'm going to drop it. I would never even think I need an MRI. MRI? I've never asked for that. It was like a sharp pain, man. I went and got checked, and that's what it was. And I had to go.

I ain't have no damn insurance. I had to go to the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. And I went up there trying to write them a check. They was like, we'll see you in three months, four months. I told them I had $96,000 cash for the surgery. They said, we'll cut on you in six days. You see that? That's the one thing I hate about America.

You ever seen that movie, John Q? John Q really make you realize how messed up the health system is in America, man. Yeah, I was like, man, I could be dead in three, four months. Yep. I just feel sorry for a lot of people who can't. Who don't have it. Who don't have it to help themselves, you know? And I remember people were trying to say, oh, he's lying, he's faking cancer.

I was like, why would he make something like that up? Not me. I've been through too much. How you think I want some cancer? I couldn't understand why people would even think that. It's crazy to me. You didn't hide from it at all.

You took it right to social media, which I always was like, I don't know if I would do that because the energy's so negative on social media and you got to keep your energy, your spirits up in those times. I just felt like I needed help.

You know, I just felt like I needed, I needed prayer, man. You know, I'm from the South, man. I got a praying family now. Absolutely. You know what I'm saying? I was feeling like it might be over this time.

You know, you just beat the death penalty. You just did this. You ain't never fight nothing like this. You know what I'm saying? It was crazy. I was stressed out. So Boosie be having moments of doubt? I don't believe that, man.

Oh, yeah. I was stressed out with this council, bro. I mean, this hit me, bro. Then I had lost two A&Ts and an uncle to council the same year. And they went like that, you know. So this hit me like, man, this ain't the court system. This ain't nothing like that. This is the real deal.

So I just prayed about it and was trying to get it out of me, you know. I can tell you changed a lot, though, because even when you're music, I think after you got out of jail, it's like it's more of a conscious Boosie. Man, Boosie been conscious. It's way more now. No, man. Yes, absolutely.

Boosie been conscious, man. I'm more grateful now, you know? I'm more grateful for everything I got. I'm more grateful for my freedom. I'm more grateful for life, you know what I'm saying? But I'm still a f***ing n***a, you know? I think Your music

Been kind of I mean think about it When Ferguson happened Your music was the soundtrack With Ferguson Man I've been telling Man I've been talking About the police

For over 10-12 years Yeah I've been telling the police Like f*** the police You know I used to have The mails calling me like Booster stop it Like you know like

But I've been saying What was going on Like this been happening It's just It's been happening to you. These camera phones, man. These camera phones.

Everybody got them. It used to be our word against their word, but now it's camera phones. And even with the camera phones, sometimes it still don't matter. Yeah, because you got to understand that the cops have the law already to get away with it. They have the rules on their side. It's better for us to win on a civil suit than to win in criminal court. Because their rules already

like a cop really can shoot you if he's telling you to put one hand up and you put two. I told you one. Why did he not do what I said? Yeah, he did not say what I did. Right, right. And then we're so nervous too because when we get approached by the cops and they're yelling at you, do this, do that,

and you just get a little like, oh, my God, I'm nervous. I don't know what to do. Yeah, because there's a gun in my face. I don't got no training to have no gun in my face. The problem is the cops are afraid when they're at the police academy. When they pull you over, they're shaking. They're afraid. They see dreads.

They see gold teeth. They scared already. A man with a gun and he's scared, that's a dangerous person, absolutely. They need to check these people's heart. Heart monitors do something before they just let them hire them like that. People be afraid.

They only saw what they saw on TV with black people. They ain't live in the hood and see black people got good to them. They just see it on TV. So they already afraid. So if you're afraid, you already shaking. All right, we got more with Boosie Badass.

Don't go anywhere. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. That was No Limit Usher. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

Boosie Badass is in the building. A few months ago, they kept sending me an article. It was like, Boosie Badass sat with Charlamagne and said that Gucci Mane is a clone. Man, I don't know. I'm like, what the hell? I was like, y'all did an interview without us? You got here about to call me. You got tears in your eyes.

Did you go with Charlamagne and say, I said, I don't know what y'all talking about. It's 730 in the morning. They posted a picture and everything. I'm like, wait a minute now.

So you never said Gucci Mane before? Nah, man. I ain't seen Gucci since I've been, I ain't seen Gucci since he been on. For real?

Nah, I ain't seen Gucci and I ain't seen Goo Wop yet. So, you know, that was, you know, me and Goo Wop, you know, we basically got that same crowd of fans.

So I think people be trying to just stir up something, you know. That'll look good for the, you know, that'll look good for the social media. I surprised your name. Oh, he was on papers, though. So y'all probably bumping into each other soon. Yeah, we're probably running each other. He just sent me a record. I knocked out his record.

So I'm waiting on him to knock on mine. I heard you about to get off parole, too. Yeah, I got about a year left, bro. Lord, have mercy. I'm ready, too. Why you say, Lord, have mercy? Like, it's about to be crazy. What's he gonna do? Is there anything parole keeps you

from doing that you wanna do? Yeah, you know, I'll be gonna smoke the chronic, you know, I'll be gonna smoke the chronic and enjoy myself, you know, I'll be gonna go to other countries and stuff like that, like, I gotta be seeing all kind of judges before I go somewhere. Just a big old headache, man. You know, a third offense marijuana? Like, are you serious?

You should be able to smoke medicinal now, though. Nah, bro. I just ain't got time to play with them. Right. I just going to get this out of the way then. Wait one year. Yeah, wait one year, then I'll post me

once smoking in Jamaica. Probably me and Snoop somebody, you know. I'm enjoying myself. You had a conversation with Kodak Black. Yeah.

A couple of months ago before he went in. What did you talk to him about? Man, I was just telling him I think he need to move to Atlanta

and get out of Florida because, you know, like every time I was hearing something, he was getting in trouble. Man, you need to come and get from out here, man. Ain't nothing to come back and see your people. Kind of remind me of me, bro. Big old guns, you know what I'm saying? He kind of remind me of me.

But, you know, he's going to learn from his mistakes. It's going to make him better, you know? He got a good promising career. But, you know, in Florida good promising career but you know in Florida they don't play you can't keep doing the same thing yeah that would scare me

about them kids man them kids they not letting them kids make the same mistakes nah they they sending you up the road they sending you away and a rapper don't help you

being a rapper don't help you them little charges he got man he could have got bonded out on that like it ain't nothing you holding a man for these amount of days they just had all them charges when he was younger. But now, you know, they can play with you now. If he listen to this interview, I just tell him to get out and, you know, just stay out and just stay focused.

I saw you speaking out about Officer Betty Shelby in Tulsa. Yeah, man. And how messed up that situation was. Yeah, man. I'm watching CNN, bro. They talking about four years. They talking about four years for murder, man. For murder.

They talking about four years for murder, bro. I'm like, bro, that's the law. You know, every city law is different. Every state law is different. And they're going to keep on walking. So with the police, I don't feel it's going to get better. I don't feel it's going to get better at all. Why not?

Because they're going to keep on riling up. Because all these officers who did it, they got to go to court. Gotcha. And if they walk, what that make? Violence again, right? Absolutely. They make the violence even more worse. Yeah, they not setting no examples.

They not setting no examples. That's with anything. That's with no examples. That's with anything. That's with drug dealers. That's with actors. That's with anything. You doing illegal, you going to keep doing it if you don't go to jail for it and get in trouble for it. Mm-hmm. What dope dealer going to stop if he don't get caught?

Right. What killer going to stop if they don't get caught? That's real. You know, so if they ain't convicting them, ain't no change gonna be made about it. Because, you know, the belief is steady leaving the way because ain't nobody getting convicted. Right. So what do we do?

I mean, do you ever feel like, because you've been writing about police brutality forever, do you ever feel like, man, I got to write another verse? I got another verse. I did. I wrote one. I wrote one three days ago. Okay. I'm going to give it to you.

I'm going to give it to you. I'm going to send it to you. You're going to have to edit. You're going to make out the dudes a lot. I'm going to give it to you. I'm going to give it to you. I'm going to send it to you. You're going to have to edit. You're going to make out the dudes a lot. You're going to clean it up a little bit. Yeah, you're going to clean it up. You're going to send it to Envy. Yeah, Envy.

It's called the hate song. Hate record to police? It's called the hate song. Okay. And it's strictly about the police. And a lot of it, I said a little too much. You know, I went overboard. But that's how I was feeling at too much. Oh. You know, I went overboard. But that's how I was feeling at the moment.

Right. And I'll say it again. Do you think there's any good police out there? Like, was there anybody that helped you out along the way? Yeah, they got good police out there, man. Hell yeah, they got good police out there. But I don't trust none of them because they're a team. Absolutely.

Just like me and my boys, we're a team. Right. If something happens with me and my boys, I'm taking it up with my boys. Right up. You know, this is my family. That's their family. Absolutely. Just like me and my boys, we a team. Right. If something happen with me and my boys, I'm taking it up with my boys. Right up. You know, this is my family. That's they family. Absolutely. You know, it's just like a gang. You know, they gonna ride with they gang, man. They gonna ride with who they ride with, so I can't trust y'all

as a whole. Period. Cause y'all gonna ride with, y'all not gonna ride for me. If it's three of them, and y'all shoot me down, y'all not gonna say that cop was wrong, he shot me down y'all not gonna say that cop was wrong he shot me down y'all gonna go by the protocol

that says he didn't do what the officer told him that's a fact that's a fact you know what I'm saying so I don't I don't trust the police

I don't like the police now putting out a song that you even feel like is a little overboard do you feel like could that affect parole or could that have them

I could get you harassed harassed yeah it can get me it can get meed, but I don't break no rules. Right. Like, what you going to do to me? Like, I don't break no rules. You know, like, I might take it to my PO and just let her hear it. You know, I'm not threatening anybody.

Right. I'm not threatening anybody, but I'm saying what I would like to see. Boosie, you say you're not breaking no rules, but history has showed us they don't need reasons. Right, right, right, right, right, right. They can make up a reason. But I know the law, too. You know, like, they can make it an assumption, but as far as taking it to court, you have to be threatening somebody

unless it's freedom of speech. Alright, well, we got more with Boosie Badass when we come back. Let's get into a little Boosie mini-mix. Let me know your favorite Boosie joint at DJ Envy. it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was a Boosie mini mix. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Boosie badass in the building. I see you got your fragrances coming out. Yeah, I got my fragrance coming out. That's what I'm out here for now, doing the smell tests and things like that. What kind of smells are we looking at? I like to be in a tub.

So I want like a fresh. I'm black. I got to keep this blackness right. I'm in the tub. Hey, look, I got to keep this blackness right. You did? So I want like a freshness. I'm doing unisex.

Okay. A clean, fresh that men and women can wear. Okay. Because the women, you know, I got the women. The women love me. Especially the women in women, you know, I got the women. The women love me. Especially the women in the hood. Ooh, they love me. I'm the king of the ranch.

How many kids you got now? Eight. I'm trying to make two more. You still got your sperm frozen? No, I ain't got it frozen no more. As you can see. As you can see. What you mean?

What you mean? You got and frozen. I'm just in love with kids, man. Right. You know, like, they just help me grind. They help me. Keep you young. Keep you fresh.

Man, you know, I like to go to the water park with them. Absolutely. Throw water on them at night. What's your oldest? My oldest is 14. Oh, okay. Yeah, she making music too. She just dropped a mixtape.

What? I have her on a going in. Yeah, she talented too. My youngest, three months. Yeah, I saw that. Oh, so that was the sperm? No, no, no. Oh, okay, okay, okay.

As you can see, my youngest is three months. Remember one time you said you wanted twins or something? Yeah, I still got my sperm. I just don't know what to do with it right now. Because you have a lot of unfrozen sperm that you can use.

Yeah, yeah. I'm still, you know, I was packed up for five years, you know, so I'm ready, man. I'm ready. You know, this should drop on your arm, you're pregnant. So you just ain't found that woman? I ain't going to say that. It's just, you know, we're having babies. You got to be.

That's a serious matter. It can't be just some girls you like on Instagram that we all see. It can't be some girls on Instagram that everybody saw, that everybody DM. No, because we see every time Boosie likes somebody on Instagram or leave a comment. They repost it. Yeah, they repost it. You know, they repost it, man. They be, do you know I got all my girls off Instagram?

You the king of the ratchets. Do it for the hood one time, man. They be, do you know I got all my girls off Instagram? You the king of the ratchets. Do it for the hood one time, man. Go through the hood, find a nice girl that can raise them two twins and change her life.

That's a lottery ticket. She gonna threaten me too much. Or Kendall Jenner. See them hood girls, they threaten you, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know how they do.

Absolutely. They take it too far, man. They take it too far. I. They take it too far. I'd rather talk to the calm downs. You know, who haven't been around the block. I can make something. Them hood girls, like, they gonna go to your P.O. Don't be, you know.

Hold on, hold on. I'm sorry. So, hey. So, you know what I'm saying? I'm sorry. So, hey. So, you know what I'm saying? So, hey, hey, bro. I'm sorry. I done dealt with a couple of them, and they know what to hurt you, man. Right.

You know, the girls who I'm looking for, they don't know how to hurt you. You know, I'm not picking up for you. They might, you know, woo-doo-woo. Maybe put a comment on a... Subliminal. Yeah, they might put a subliminal on there. But the hood girl... He got a gun in his car right now.

He stooped. Oh, we stooped. That gun over here with your fingerprints on it right now. You better come over here. Come right now. How do you break up with a girl like that? Basically, you got to... You got to break up with her slow so she don't know.

Right. You got to break up with her before a road trip. Fade out. You just fade out. You got to fade out, but always reach back. You steady reaching back. Oh, baby, man, I've been on this road and woo-de-woo. It's not fair to you.

Hey, bro, I can't do this no more. I can't do this no more. Check your mail. You know, you got something in the mail. Might hit her with something in the mail. A little severance package. A fended bag. Something, you know, to calm her down, you know.

You got to calm them down. You got to make her break up with you. No, they not breaking up. Ever? Not with rappers. Not with famous rappers. Especially if they got a mama. The worst one.

You know the mama be involved. There you go. When they like 22, 24. You know what? Go home. You know where home at. That boy take care of home. I don't care what he...

That boy take... You better go where it's good. That boy take care of home. That is a fact. Now, you went to the strip club the other night with five grand, and they said you left with four grand. Man, I can't do the New York strip club. That's what I was saying when you came in here.

Like, I might as well watch Baywatch, man. Like, for real, man. Your bottom cover. Yeah, yeah, the bottom cover. You can't touch it. Your nipples cover. Right. I'm going to throw it.

I'm going to throw a little bit to you, you know, because I like to see a pretty woman exposing herself and being happy with what God gave her to expose herself. But if you got on the top, I got to see your woman. You know, I got to see your inside. I want to grab their pussy like that. I want to. No.

I do not want to do that. Don't fall into that trap. But I can't. I live in Atlanta. Everybody naked in a strip club. Even a damn bartender. Atlanta's known for this strip club. Coming up here and going.

It's different. I was like, man, they getting cheated, bro. These dudes getting cheated. Right. They throwing all this. That's why they go down south and marry a stripper. They end up in love with one. Because that ain't no strip club. You know, I like,

I like, you know, I talk to a lot of strippers, too. You know, as far as friendship. Friendship? Yeah, because... Okay. Because, you know, they cool. Like, they cool. Right. Basically, we on the same grind. Now, what about, they cool. Like, they cool. Right. Basically, we're on the same grind. Now, what about, I was reading about you and Kevin Gates and your crews,

like, not getting along with each other. Where does that stand now? Ah, that wasn't nothing, bro. That was some stuff where he was coming off stage, I was going on stage. His DJ wasn't moving in time or something. My people was trying to hook up, and something went off. You know, my people be on that board. hook up and something went off. You know, my people be on that board.

You know, they be on that. You know, you don't ever tell them calm down though? Yeah, I be telling them calm down, but sometimes

they be itching. And once I'm on stage and I'm doing my thing, I ain't got time to handle what's going on back there. Right, it happened fast.

Right, right. It wasn't nothing between me and Gates. Okay. But they got to understand that you on parole, though, so your name can't be associated with none of that kind of stuff.

Glad nothing ain't escalate. Yeah, yeah. Because that leads to you having to have a conversation, too. Like, listen, you know, we ain't got no problems. Oh, no, I ain't got to have no conversation with nobody. I ain't got to have no conversation. I don't rap beef, and I don't play that rap beef. I know.

You know, I don't have time for people to talk about my family, people who I love, talk about my girl, just, you know, just deteriorate me for no reason. If you do that to me, you my enemy. Like, if you, like, I don't play that rap beef. If somebody rap about me, I won't even say nothing back. I'm not a battle rapper. I'm not a, you know, I ain't play that rap. If somebody rap about me, I won't even say nothing back. I'm not a battle rapper. I'm not a, you know, I ain't come up, people just start messing with you for nothing.

And that's why I be feeling like when I be seeing all that rap, I be like, you know. All the diss songs back and forth and everything. Yeah, just let it go. If ain't nobody going to take it there, like, really take it there. Every time we see each other, it's going to be gunshots. It's going to be blood. Just let it go. If ain't nobody going to take it there, like, really take it there. Every time we see each other, there's going to be gunshots. There's going to be blood. Just let it go. Because most of the time, the best rapper wins.

I just feel like all that rap beef, it just needs to cease, man, because, you know, everybody making money. Right. You know, we ain't got all of us making money. We ain't got to try to deteriorate nobody's character and all this. The world different now. Nobody don't care if you're real. They think how your music sounds.

It's not about who paying, saying the hardest, who got this, who talking about this and did this. It's not about that no more. It's about who make music. Let's crack some of that Boosie juice, man. That's right. Well, we appreciate you for joining us. crack some of that Boosie juice, man. That's right. Well, we appreciate you for joining us. You already know.

Boosie badass. It's the Breakfast Club. Come on. The Breakfast Club. 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, Russell Crowe had a party in his suite at the Beverly Hills Hotel. They said he was just playing some music. About 10 people came over to have dinner. RZA, who Azealia Banks just signed to from the Wu-Tang, actually bought Azealia Banks as his plus one.

You know, it's a good look. We're going to go to Russell Crowe's suite, listen to some music, have some drinks, have some food. Well, she went on Facebook and said, to recap my night, I went to a party at Russell Crowe's suite at which he called me an N-word, choked me, threw me out, and spat at me. Last night was one of the hardest nights of sleep

I've had in a long time. The men in the room allowed it to happen. I feel terrible today and just weak as F-men. I want to F-ing die. I just feel so low and mishandled and alone and F-ing depressed right now. I wish I had someone to beat him up for me. Now she posted all of that on her Facebook page.

And I have to say, I was horrified when I read the story and everybody was saying, I'm not surprised that Russell Crowe would do something like this. Really? Well, now there is a report and this is saying that that's not what happened. It's the other side of the story. Right.

Now, here's what the guest's eyewitness accounts had to say, and RZA also did agree with parts of this story. What they are saying happened is that Azealia Banks laughed out loud at Russell's music selection and called him and another guest boring white men. That's when a female guest jumped in and told Azealia Banks, calm it down. Instead, they said she made a speech and a threat,

and she said, you would love it if I broke my glass, stabbed you guys in the throat, and blood would squirt everywhere like some real Tarantino-ish.

Then she dropped the N-word herself. And RZA said that, yes, Azealia Banks was the one that used the N-word also. Now, at this point, Russell Crowe then

had to grab her in a bear hug because she had grabbed a glass and was swinging it around and cocked it back like she was going to throw it, I guess. So that's when he grabbed her in a bear hug and put her in the hallway and had security come and remove her from the premises. So since then, Azealia Banks has deleted her Facebook posts. And that's it. Two sides of the story. And it's always three sides. It's Azealia's side, Russell's side, and then's it. Two sides of the story.

And it's always three sides. It's Azealia's side, Russell's side, and then it's the truth, right? Right. But then it's eyewitnesses, too, so that would be four sides. And it's RZA, so that would be five sides. So we'll see what happens. A lot of sides to this story. I don't know, man. Yeah, because I was saying if Russell Crowe choked out,

she could absolutely possibly get support. I just wanted Azeia Banks to get help. That's what I wanted Zia Banks to do. Right. I think Zia Banks is a misunderstood person who needs some medical attention, some psychiatric, what's the word, what I'm looking for? Some psychiatric evaluation.

There you go. That's what I think she needs. All right, now Beyonce, in the meantime, has made over $250 million during her formation tour. Wow. Drop one of the clues, moms, with Beyonce. She's got her life together, damn it. Yes.

They said she sold 2.2 million tickets to the tour that started April 27th. And she basically made about $5.2 million in gross. It's the highest grossing stop at the tour was in London, by the way, just so you know. So congratulations to Beyonce. Over $250 million in sales during her formation tour that started April 27th. Amazing. And it wrapped up October 7th. Does that count merch and everything, too?

Yeah. Wow. Drop on the Clues bombs for Beyonce. You know I'm a Pinkett Smith, Winfrey knows Carter. How much money do you get from that? Nothing, but I love seeing her win. That inspires me. All right, well, let's discuss Donald Trump.

We have to. There are some former Apprentice people that have some allegations against Donald Trump. Now, Little John says that Donald Trump referred to him as an Uncle Tom while he was on Celebrity Apprentice. It was during an episode of the season he dressed up as Uncle Sam. And that's when Donald Trump kept calling him Uncle Tom. Maybe, just to play devil's advocate, maybe Donald had his uncles mixed up. Stop it. Shut up, man.

Yeah, it sounded like it was a mistake. It could be a mistake. What if he could have said murder? You know, magic, maybe? No. Phil? No. They also are saying,

according to producers from Celebrity Apprentice, that he was upset that Khloe Kardashian was on the show. He wanted to get rid of her. He called her a piglet. And they said, what is this? We can't even get the hot one. I guess he would have rather had Kim on than Khloe. He's crazy, man. Why are you smiling like that, Charlamagne?

What's wrong with you? Stop it. You're so evil. Listen, when a man has a point, why don't y'all just give that man this prop for having a point? She's not a piglet. Stop it. Be nice. I know. I'm just saying.

What's his point? What's his point? He wanted the hot one. Oh. In his mind, Chloe wasn't the hot one. No, another former... Is Chloe the hottest one? No.

All right, then. So why are you mad at the man for making a point? Is she a piglet? You can't call her a piglet. She's definitely not a piglet. She's too big to be a piglet. Stop it. She's too small.

Stop it. All right. Also, Summer Zervos, who's a former Apprentice contestant, says that Donald Trump sexually assaulted her in 2007. And she actually told one of her friends about it. And Russo, check it out. She met with Mr. Trump to explore a job opportunity. Summer told me that he was verbally, physically and sexually aggressive with her and that she had rebuffed his advances. Summer was unsettled by this interaction, but believed at the time that Mr. Trump knew it was a mistake.

In fact, she said that he had given her his private number, complimented her, and made her feel that he wanted to help further her career. I'm just trying to figure out how Donald Trump is escaping all the social media slander. I feel like Donald Trump should be getting it the way Bill Cosby got it, the way Nate Parker got it, the way Dr. Dre got it this weekend. Why are they not going in on Donald Trump the same way? I have no idea. They are a little bit. No, they are a little bit.

No, that full-on attack ain't happening to Donald Trump the way it happened to all those other people. All right, well, that is your rumor report. I'm Angela Yee. All right, Missy Charlemagne. Yes. Who you giving that down? Listen, man, this story hurts my heart. It's been on my spirit since last night. I need

the three men responsible for the death of 15-year-old Trinity Gay to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with them, please. Okay. We'll get into that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Charlemagne, say the gang donkey under the shade. Charlemagne. You are a donkey.

It's time for Donkey of the Day. Donkey of the Day does not discriminate. I might not have the song of the day, but I got the donkey of the day. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey man, hit me with the heat. It's a breakfast club, bitch. Who's donkey of the day today? All right. I hate to start off Monday like this,

but donkey of the day for Monday, October 17th, goes to the three men responsible for the death of 15-year-old Trinity Gay, who is the daughter of Olympian Tyson Gay. Now, I'm going to give you a disclaimer for this donkey. If you have kids and you suffer from severe parental paranoia like I do, turn the radio right now, because this story has been on my mind since I heard about it yesterday. I woke up this morning and I said a prayer for Tyson Gay.

I never met that man and don't need to. But I would not wish this situation he's going through on anybody. His daughter, Trinity, 15 years old, was shot and killed this weekend. She was a high school sprinter following in the footsteps of her father. Clearly, Tyson Gay was the influence in her life that she needed. Father's job is to be the foundation of his family. Clearly he was that. Tyson was influencing his child the right way, but her life was cut short when Devontae Middlebrooks is believed to have fired shots outside of a cookout restaurant in Lexington, Kentucky. Let's go to WKYT CBS Lexington for the

report. It hasn't even been 24 hours since 15-year-old Trinity Gay was killed and she has a room full of people trying to make sure we never forget who she was. I just keep replaying when she was in my face saying, you gotta help me, you gotta help me. See, there's nothing we can do. I'm scared. Taylor Middleton says she was right next to Gay when she was shot. She says they were in a parking lot when the first round of shots were fired. She and some friends put Gay in the car and started driving to the hospital. She says they couldn't tell she'd been shot in the neck.

Devontae Middlebrooks and the father son duo of Shazare Taylor and Demarcio Taylor. Yes. 38 year old father and 19 year old son were all arrested in connection with the shooting death. I guess they were shooting at each other and ended up killing this young lady. Trinity, look, man, when you when you savage ass Negroes want to shoot at each other and ended up killing this young lady. Trinity, look, man, when you savage-ass Negroes want to shoot at each other, why don't y'all just meet up in an isolated location and have a gun duel? Stand back-to-back, take your 10 steps, and then turn and fire at each other. I'm talking Wild Wild West, the end of Hamilton-style shootout.

Shoot at each other. Leave the civilians out of it, okay? Okay, as a father of two daughters, I know for a fact this is the worst news you can receive. I can't get this story off my spirit. This young lady is dead for absolutely, positively no reason. This is completely senseless. You three imbeciles showed up to cook out to kill each other? First of all, drop on the clues bombs for cookout, okay?

All right, they have 40-plus milkshakes. My favorite is the banana pudding, but they have other tasty flavors, such as Oreo, peach cobbler, Snickers, cheesecake. The moral of the story is there is absolutely, positively no reason to ever go to cookout with the intentions of killing anybody but yourself because you're eating a bunch of stuff you got no business eating. If y'all had beef, why couldn't y'all handle it later? Why couldn't y'all go to cookout, order some hush puppies,

and catch each other later just somewhere where no civilians are around? I don't know what kind of time these guys are facing for killing Trinity Gay, but I pray they get buried under the jail. I don't know what kind of time these guys are facing for killing Trinity Gay, but I pray they get buried under the jail. I don't want them to ever see sunlight again. That young girl, Trinity Gay, will never get to grow and live her life, so why should they? Please give Devontae Middlebrook, Shazire Taylor,

and Demarcio Taylor the biggest hee-haw, please. Mm-mm. Now, this is a tricky situation because I'm assuming somebody shot first. Right. And then somebody was probably returning fire. Correct.

So the people that was returning fire was probably just defending themselves. Mm-hmm. It's a tricky, tricky, tricky situation. But, you know. A sad situation. A very sad situation. All my chips go with young Trinity, though. Mm-hmm.

Either way, she has no reason to be dead this morning. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today, sir. And again, our condolences to her family and friends. I prayed for that man this morning. I did. I prayed for Tyson. I don't know him, but I just, like, that's not what you want to hear.

You got daughters. Absolutely not. That's not what you want to hear. Not at all. 15? He just was with her last weekend. She was in Orlando with him. Nah, bruh, bruh.

No. I'm already petrified. Paranoid. I suffer from severe, bruh. No. I'm already petrified. Paranoid. I suffer from severe parental paranoia. Yeah. Severe. You know, I take my daughter everywhere. Not like I can stop a bullet, but I just feel more comfortable being around there.

All right. All right. Thanks, Charlamagne, for that donkey today. Mm-hmm. All right, guys. Let's get it out of our spirit. Okay. All right. Thanks, Charlamagne, for that donkey of the day. Mm-hmm. All right, guys. Let's get it out of our spirit. Okay. All right, when we come back,

800-585-1051. Has your plus one ever embarrassed you? Try that goddamn triumph one time. Now, this is coming from Azalea Banks. Let's talk about the story a little bit. If people are just tuned in. Yeah, Syriza brought her along with him to Russell Crowe's hotel suite in Beverly

Hills. They were listening to some music, having some dinner, and we don't know exactly what happened. She went on Facebook and said that she was assaulted and called the N-word by Russell Crowe, but according to witnesses who were there, she was actually the one that said the music, was laughing

at the music and called them boring white men, boring old white men. Right. And then allegedly cocked back to throw a glass and threatened to stab them with the glass and cut their throats. See, this is the thing about plus ones, right? My plus ones do embarrassing things, but they've never embarrassed me because people know my plus one.

Okay. All right? And they know he's crazy. And they know he's around someplace that maybe they don't know your plus one and Okay. All right? And they know he's crazy. Around someplace that maybe they don't know you're plus one. Or you could have brought somebody else somewhere that you normally don't go out with. And they embarrassed you. No, I don't move like that. I don't roll people out like that.

Charlamagne embarrassed me one time. I embarrassed you? Yeah, we went to a club in the city. And we were partying. Did he order a bottle? No, Charlamagne was a little drunk. And allegedly, there was somebody dancing on a table. Charlamagne didn't like the way they were dancing on the table.

And a drink might have flew out of Charlamagne's hand and hit the dancer right in the forehead. You don't remember that now? Or are you going to look at me like you don't remember? I can say some names now. I don't remember. Natalie Nunn. Malcolm X was once Malcolm Little, sir. I'm going to change the individual.

He embarrassed me that one time. We were chilling in a club together. He got a little drunk, and he felt like he didn't like the way this person was dancing. No reason. So this drink left his thing and just ran right on her face. All right, that's embarrassing. Malcolm X was once Malcolm Little. I'm going to change, man.

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I guess we'll tell the story When we come back Okay Remember that you? What? Wax and L'Oreal Oh man Yeah that was embarrassing

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Somewhere in there. All right, keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Come on in. The Breakfast Club. That was Excuse Me, Miss Jay-Z. Morning, everybody. It's DJ MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.

We are The Breakfast Club. Now, we're taking your phone calls, 800-585-1051. We're asking, has your plus one ever embarrassed you? Now, this comes from a story that Angela Yee talked about in a rumor with RZA. Yes, we were talking about Azealia Banks. She was RZA's plus one to go listen to some music and have dinner in Russell Crowe's suite, but instead things went left. We don't know exactly what happened.

But according to sources, she got a little buck. Yeah, I don't think I've ever really had those problems. I have. Last time I can remember something like that happening was when we was all in L.A. at Melanie Fiona's birthday party. This was a few years ago. And Wax lied to Angela Yee's homie, L'Oreal, or all our homie, and told L'Oreal that Chris Bosh's manager

called her a bitch. Why would he do that? I don't know. I think she really did, though. I don't know. I was talking to her the whole time. She never said that. Oh, okay.

So as I'm talking to Chris Bosh's manager, L'Oreal rolled up on her with the hand claps. Who you calling a bitch? Who you calling a... And I'm like, whoa. In the middle of the party. In the middle of the party, I'm like, whoa. Whoa, L'Oreal, relax.

And it's the same night you got into it with Busted, too? It's the same night I got into it with Busted Rhymes. Wow. Yeah. And then the funny part, which was more embarrassing, L'Oreal and Wax got into it as we was leaving the party, because L'Oreal was upset that Wax lied on her. And we had to get out in the middle

of the highway. Yeah, she kicked him out of the car. In L.A.? She kicked him out of the car? Yes. In the middle of a deserted street in LA. L'Oreal told Wax, you'll be dead in the morning. That's what she said. And then she told Charlamagne he could stay and, by the way, it was his birthday. It was my birthday. Happy birthday. Yeah, but you know, I gotta go ride with my guy.

Well, my friends embarrass me all the time, as we already know. Yeah, you got a bunch of them that embarrass you. Too many instances. One time one of my friends from high school, we went to South Beach. I thought she just wanted to go to South Beach. She was like, oh, let's go on vacation. And I guess she had been spying on her ex-boyfriend. She had the code to his

phone or something like that. So we go to South Beach. He happens to be staying in the same hotel as us. Uh-oh. Okay. Coincidence. And he came to the party we were at, and she gets into a huge argument with him. She starts pushing him. They're screaming at each other. Then we go, I drag her out of there. We go back to the

hotel. She goes crazy in the hotel. She breaks the phone out of the wall, throws it across the room and we got kicked out. What about when Paris clogged the toilet up in Royal Beach? No one else saw that. Oh, that was that's embarrassing. My friends are very embarrassing. I had another friend who went to a party that I was hosting

and didn't tell me she was just going because a guy that she liked was going to be there. And then when she saw him, he was talking to another girl, and she went over and confronted him and called the other girl a bitch, who was my friend also, and it got into a huge altercation. My friends always get into it. Well, didn't Charlamagne bring a plus one one time, and she was very rude? In South Beach. In South Beach.

Also, yes, and she had on heels and pantyhose at the pool. I don't know that woman. I don't. I don't know that woman. And then she said, I look better than every bitch out here. Yeah, I don't know her. I have no idea who that was. I don't know.

I have no idea who that was. And, Ebby, your friends are embarrassing as well, just so you know. I got a couple. Hello, who's this? Katiana from Miami. Hey, Katiana from Miami. We're talking about friends that are embarrassing. Basically, last month, well, I do media as well.

Last month, I was, I worked, well, I used to enter for someone who works under Combs Enterprise, and I was invited to work as an intern backstage at the Diddy Tour, and I invited somebody else with me, right? So he gets there and she says, specifically, post the rules. We are only working. We're not going to the concert.

And I specifically told him everything that they told that we had to do. We were all in a group message. He texted and tells, when he found out, like, when he finally got to see that we really were not going to the concert, he texted, this is the most unprofessional organization I've ever worked for. How the hell we're here backstage and we have no seats to the risers? And he completely burned my bridges. Oh, man. Never again.

Damn it, man. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Monica from Jacksonville. Hey, Monica. Has your plus one ever embarrassed you? Yes, yes, yes. So I'm usually the type of person, I have different circles of friends. So a lot of times I won't intermingle.

Like if I'm hanging out with, I guess I could say my black ratchet friends, I usually don't invite them to stuff. Like, what? Oh, my goodness. I have a certain group of people I hang out with for certain things. So I don't intermingle with all my friends. So one time, one of my homegirls, I guess you can call her whatever she is, but she had just broken up with a boyfriend, and she really wanted to hang out with me,

but I had a private engagement. I had my little white suburban group of friends. They were having a party at a hookah lounge. So I invited her to come with me. She was down. So I said, okay, why not? Like, come, you know, come to this party. So she started dancing all crazy.

She ended up dropping down into a split. And when she came back up, she knocked the table that the hookahs were sitting on. She ended up burning two of us. And she broke the hookah. So we had to split the cost of the hookah. So as if that wasn't enough, we ended up going to Denny's afterwards or whatever. And she actually ended up getting into one of my white friends

because they were kind of telling her to chill out. And she ended up fighting her. Oh, my gosh. I'm going to be honest with you. I don't like how bougie you sound when you've already mentioned hookah and Denny's. Okay? First of all, hookah and Denny's is going to be the death of all you hoes. I'm going to let you know that right now.

I say that with the utmost respect. 800-585-1051. Has your plus one ever embarrassed you? Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. That was Drake Controller. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're asking, has your plus one ever embarrassed you? Now, this story comes from the RZA. Yes, and from all of our lives because we've all been embarrassed. But apparently he put Azealia Banks as his plus one to Russell Crowe's suite in Beverly Hills. And some type of altercation happened and she ended up getting kicked out and escorted out. You know what's so funny?

People act like they don't know their friends. Like, you know who you can bring where. You know the potential that some of your friends have to show their ass. Now, the kid that taught me how to DJ, his name is Mono. Oh, I knew you were going to bring him up. Oh, he's embarrassing. Mono is the type, when he gets drunk, he's going to embarrass you. He stopped drinking because it was so bad.

Right. Not the time when he threw the cake in my face. That was embarrassing. You remember that? I thought he slapped you. Yeah, it hit me so hard. I was like, yo, I didn't know what was going on. But you ate the cake, though. You licked some

off his fingers. No, I didn't. Shut up, man. You always go too far. I got all over my shoes, too. I'll never forget that. Now, at the time, we were in a club. We were at Fabulous. Shout out to Fabulous. We were at Fabulous' table. We were all at his table. And we were in a club in the city, and Prince was actually performing. Oh, man. Mono jumps on Fab's table.

Now, this ain't even our table. Jumps on Fab's table, knocks all of Fab's bottles and liquors over, broke the table. Right? So I tried to slide out. I got out of dodge. I started sliding out.

That's your friend. I know. Fab comes running up the stairs. Envy, go get your man. Envy, go get your man. Wow. He is probably one of the most embarrassing friends I have.

When you go out, you don't want him to drink. In his defense, it was Prince. I mean, come on, bro. Prince. Come on. It was not even on the table. There ain't too many people you can queen out and embarrass yourself over, but Prince, bro.

My goodness. Come on, man. Hello, who's this? Charity, Fort Lauderdale. Hey, Charity. Has your plus one ever embarrassed you, mama? Yes. Yes, he has.

One day, I went to the Dunkin' Donuts. I was filling out an application. And this guy, like, it was legit sitting here asking the manager for a free donut. Like, what the heck? I didn't even get the job yet. You already asked for food. He asked for donuts. He blacking.

It's over. Yes. Of course. Shout out to Sheldon Brown. He said, does taking a homeboy to a female's cookout and he steals her brother's gold watch count? Yes. Of course. Shout out to Sheldon Brown. He said, does taking a homeboy to a female's cookout and he steals her brother's gold watch count? Yes. Yes. Negro, absolutely it counts.

Who's this? Hello? Hey, what's up, bro? Has your plus one ever embarrassed you? Yes. One time I had, for my job, we had a holiday party. I bought a plus one. It was a girl.

It was a girl. She was like my best friend. And I took her to the holiday party. I bought a plus one. It was a girl. It was a girl. She was like my best friend. And I took her to the holiday party, and she got drunk. And on the party bus on the way back from the holiday party, she started making out with my co-worker's family member. Whoa. Damn. That's embarrassing.

What's wrong with that? Yeah, it was real embarrassing. Everybody was talking about it the next day. Damn. And come to find out, after that, we hadn't spoke three years since then. That's crazy. I've had so many embarrassing moments. I was just thinking about it.

I took one of my old interns to a dinner at someone's house so she could drive with me. And she went outside and smoked weed with the guys and came back in and passed out on the kitchen floor. And they had to get ice and try to revive her. And then she started having, like, a seizure on the floor in the kitchen. I just remember there was a bunch of people in there. So you was embarrassed because your friend had a medical emergency? No, it's because she tried to smoke weed with the guys. Don't try to be cool and smoke weed if you can't handle it.

She was fine, but she just had a bad reaction to the weed. But it was kind of like, don't try to be cool. What's the moral of the story, guys? The moral of the story is stop acting like you don't know your friends, okay? You know you can bring wear. So if one of your friends embarrasses you based off somewhere you bought them, that's your fault. Charlamagne threw up on himself at one of my birthday parties.

He held it down, though. Like a baby with a bib on it. That wasn't embarrassing, though. It's a little embarrassing. I threw up on my own shirt. And I did what any real G would do in that situation. Pour me another drink, though. It's a little embarrassing. I threw up on my own shirt, and I did what any real G would do in that situation. Pour me another drink, Yee. Let's go.

All right. Well, we got rumors on the way, Yee. Yes, we'll talk about Toni Braxton. She's been having a lot of issues with her health. We'll tell you what happened. Also, Eazy-E's daughter, what is she raising money for? We'll tell you what and see if you want to maybe donate. Okay, we'll get into all that when we come back.

Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. The rumor report. With Angela Yee.

It's the rumor report. The Breakfast Club. Well, Toni Braxton has been back in the hospital due to complications from lupus. She was hospitalized Saturday in Cleveland. She said it was a minor setback and her concert was postponed, but she's saying this will not affect the rest of her tour. They said she performs in Kansas City and she brought Birdman out, but she's been back and forth dealing with that.

So I was confused. Is she in the hospital? No, she got out. Oh, she got out, okay. Yeah, she got out of the hospital. Then they said she went back in. She's just been having a lot of issues with her lupus. Well, prayer's up for her. I wish good health on everybody, man. Yes, of course.

All right, Nicki Minaj, in the meantime, had a chance to meet Lauryn Hill backstage at the Tidal concert, and she had an outer body experience. Check out what she said. No, no, no, no, no. Please, please. I'm in love with you. I'm in love with your spirit, your mind, everything about you.

Nikki was on her knees. That's good, though, because for everybody who always say Nikki don't pay homage to the people who came before her, she definitely paid homage to Lauren Hill. Absolutely. All right, and then she also, while she was on stage, talked about Donald Trump and Melania Trump. Check it out. Hold on.

We don't have that? We're looking? You ain't got no audio of Nikki twerking? Hold on. That ass clapping? There's no audio of that. I can hear the ass clapping. Oh, you heard it?

Yeah, if you listen. We have Nikki on weak, man. I don't know if that's it. Oh, you heard it? Yeah, if you listen. We have Nicki on weak, man. I don't know if that's it. Yeah. That's it? Okay, let's listen. You are so weak. Y'all got the audacity to be intimidated by a bad mother queen and get your mother feelings hurt. But it's all mother K because Barack needed a Michelle and Bill needed a mother Hillary.

You better pray to God you don't get stuck with a mother Melania. Now she did say, she was talking about strong women, and she's saying we better hope we don't get stuck with Melania. In other words, let's hope that Donald Trump doesn't win. Absolutely. She did say that Melania seems nice. Nikki, don't spout shame, because you was once stuck with a safari, okay? Don't spout shame. Don't spout shame now. Leave Scaf easy a safari, okay? Don't spout shame. Don't spout shame now.

Leave Scaf easy alone, man. I'm just saying, okay? All right, now Eazy-E's daughter is raising money. She wants to make a documentary that investigates his death as a murder. So she's raising money for that. So, so far she has a Kickstarter campaign. She's trying to raise $250,000, but she had only raised about $2,000 so far. So I don't know if that's going to happen because there was only a couple of hours left at that point.

But she wants to investigate. Some people do feel like EZ was murdered. And, you know, you know this conspiracy theory. So she wants to investigate that. Well, she thinks somebody actually gave him the virus in the system? Yes. How would they even figure that out now after 20 plus years? I'm not sure how that works, but she does have her Kickstarter campaign.

Alright, and Tupac, a golden diamond pendant that he wore when he was shot in 1994 is for sale. And the price is $125,000. You can see that it's dented by a bullet. If you have Revolt, you should be able to see a picture of that chain, but the chain was dented by a bullet, and it can be yours

for... Maybe you can't see it. I don't think Revolt got it. Why would I want that? Like, why would you want something with that kind of energy on it? Like, why? Because it was Tupac's. I don't care. Like, why? What's the point?

People are Tupac fanatics. Man. Anything Tupac. You want to help Tupac buy some of Tupac's music? All right. You want to own some of Tupac's? Buy an album off iTunes with the title. And Troy Ave is going to have to wait

until next month to see if his bail conditions will be loosened by a judge, and his lawyer's saying it's been difficult for him. He hasn't been able to make any money, and he's struggling. He's barely able to get by. Touring is what drives everything else, and it's hard to release music if he can't perform it and promote it with live performances.

I can imagine. Yeah, it's a difficult situation. But at least he's not in jail. I never understood why they treat rappers, or they treat rap like it's not like a regular job. When you're on probation, you're on parole, they want you to work. Right. So if that's my job, why don't you allow me to work?

I agree. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your rumor report. They got to make money. All right. Well, shout out to our family at Revolt. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Everybody else, the People's Choice mixes up next.

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