The Breakfast Club - Yvonne Orji Interview and more
Episode Date: September 6, 2018Thursday 9/76- Today on the show we had comedian and actor Yvonne Orji stopped by and spoke about ‘Insecure’, Strict Parents, Stand-Up Comedy + More. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to ...a surgeon accidentally leaves needle in mans chest, patient dies. And Charlamagne and Dj Envy took over Ask Yee with Ask C&E. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Ever dreamt about starting your own?
I planted the flag. This is mine. I own this.
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As a kid, I really do remember having these dreams and visions,
but you just don't know what is going to come for you.
Alicia shares her wisdom on growth, gratitude, and the power of love.
I forgive myself.
It's okay.
Have grace with yourself.
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Collectively known as Breakfast Club, bitches.
Good morning, yo. Angela, he's out. Charlamagne was popping. Peace to the planet.
It's Thursday.
Yes, it's Thursday.
That's right.
And don't act like you're not tired because if you stayed up the past two nights to watch the Bobby Brown story on BET, you are tired.
Okay?
Drop one of Clues bombs for all of us.
Absolutely. You know we got obligations early in the morning.
We stayed up to watch the legend that is Bobby Brown.
And for those of us who have wives and girlfriends that are in their last months of pregnancy,
you know, due in a couple weeks, you know, and you've been up softening your woman's cervix with your semen,
you're extra tired.
Drop on the clues, Bob, for us.
Damn it.
My goodness.
Yes.
You should know about softening that cervix with your semen, Envy.
Oh, you asking me?
How many kids I got?
Patterson, Logan, London, Jackson, Brooklyn.
How many kids I got, man?
Hey, man.
You know, I'm having my third in a few weeks.
Okay, so I'm just up late softening my woman's cervix.
There you go.
With my semen.
All right, all right. All right, enough, enough. See, that's why you got three girls. That's why you're having three girls. That woman's cervix. There you go. Put my semen. All right, all right.
All right, enough, enough.
See, that's why you got three girls.
That's why you're having three girls.
That's the reason why.
Hey, man, I got three girls for other reasons.
That was a whore in the past life.
Yeah, exactly.
All right?
That's the reason why.
Okay.
All right, well, the Bobby Brown story, amazing.
Amazing, amazing, amazing.
Good job, BET.
I still say.
What do you say?
Like everybody else says, when they see a movie that's based on a book,
the book is better.
Okay?
Of course.
But the movie was great.
Well, there was politics, of course, involved with the BET.
The reason they cut out the Janet Jackson thing and some of the other scenes, I'm sure they didn't put in there.
But it was a great story, regardless.
And around 10.30, you know, because since I had read the book around 10.30, I said to myself, oh, this is about to get really, really sad.
Because that's exactly how it went down in the book.
His mom died.
And his dad died.
And Whitney died.
And his daughter died.
And by Christina, Lord have mercy.
Listen, I don't want to know if I'm as strong as Bobby Brown.
Like, I don't want to know if I'm that strong.
And lose all the closest people to you.
No.
No, no, no, no, no.
Bobby Brown's a strong brother.
I salute him.
And I don't ever want to know if I'm that strong.
I don't wish that on nobody.
I mean, not even those individuals.
His best friend as a kid and his sister's fiance.
Like, he just had a life just full of death around him.
But those last four, I mean, those, like, you know.
That was his car.
Yeah, his mom and dad is his car.
That was his wife, his daughter.
Like, that's, you know.
Ooh.
Nah.
No.
But so salute Bobby Brown, man.
My goodness.
And I sat there and I watched that after that, and I was like, man, now is the time Bobby
deserves all the coke and all the alcohol he wants.
After experiencing all that, Lord have mercy.
Geesh.
If you saw Bobby somewhere right now getting wasted out of his mind.
You would understand.
You'd buy him a drink and be like, I get it.
You would understand. I get it. All right. be like, I get it. You would understand.
I get it.
All right, well, Yvonne Orji will be joining us this morning.
Yes, the homie Yvonne Orji from Insecure.
She plays Molly on Insecure.
She's in night school, too.
She'll be in night school on September 28th.
Yeah, so we'll kick it with her in a little bit.
And then we got front page news coming up.
We'll tell you about Nike.
Nike continues to do the right thing.
We'll tell you all about it.
Keep it locked.
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Good morning.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
Let's get in some front page news.
Now, tonight, the NFL is back.
The Eagles take on the Falcons.
Are you watching?
No, I'm not watching because I'm not watching the NFL this year,
which will probably be the year that my Dallas Cowboys win the Super Bowl. But... I'm not watching because I'm not watching the NFL this year, which will probably be the year that my Dallas Cowboys win the Super Bowl.
But I'm watching.
I have a feeling that I don't know if we can watch football or not
because Colin Kaepernick's ads are playing during the game.
Yeah, I got to support Nike and Colin Kaepernick.
How else am I going to see the ads if I don't watch the game?
How else am I going to see the ads if I don't watch the game?
I don't have the internet.
Exactly.
So I don't know how I'm going to watch the game.
I don't know what quarter is going to come in. I don't know if it's going to be the ads if I don't watch the game? I don't have the internet. Exactly. So I don't know how I'm going to watch the game. I don't know what quarter is going to come in.
I don't know if it's going to come in the first quarter, fourth quarter.
If you haven't heard, Nike has
paid for commercials for tonight's game
and they are dropping a commercial.
The commercial features Serena Williams,
Odell Beckham, Colin Kaepernick,
LeBron James. Do we have a clip of the commercial?
If people say your dreams are crazy,
if they laugh at what you think you can do,
good.
Stay that way.
Because what non-believers fail to understand is that calling a dream crazy is not an insult.
It's a compliment.
Don't picture yourself wearing OBJ's jersey.
Picture OBJ wearing yours.
Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything.
If you have only one hand, don't just watch football.
Play it at the highest level.
And if you're a girl from Compton, don't just become a tennis player.
Become the greatest athlete ever.
So don't ask if your dreams are crazy.
Ask if they're crazy enough.
That's the one that was online yesterday, right?
I don't know.
I got to watch tonight to see if that's the same one.
I don't have the internet, but I do recall looking at somebody else's phone yesterday and seeing that commercial.
See, and my whole thing is people are burning up Nike sneakers and Nike apparel.
You know, the stock is going down.
We got to support Nike, but how else do we support Nike?
Well, the stock is going down, but I mean, they're still getting so much in free advertisement. It's not like the stock is going down. We got to support Nike, but how else do we support Nike? Well, the stock is going down, but I mean, they're still getting so much
in free advertisement.
It's not like the stock
is going down tremendously.
And not to mention,
stop burning your clothes,
you stupid idiots,
and give them to veterans
that can actually use them,
you fake patriotic people.
But I will say,
I did love that commercial.
You know, I support Colin Kaepernick
in anything he does.
That's a man I'm proud
to call a friend,
but I think they should have
featured more people
with below-the-knee amputations,
more people who have nothing but knees doing incredible things.
That would send an amazing message.
My goodness.
All right.
Well, that's front-page news.
Get it off your chest.
800-585-1051.
If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up right now.
Maybe you had a bad night or bad morning,
or maybe you feel blessed and you just want to spread some positivity.
Phone lines are wide open.
800-585-1051. It's the
Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Wake up, wake up.
Wake your ass up.
It's your time to get it off your chest.
Whether you're mad or blessed,
we want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Hello, who's this? This is Candace.
Hey, Candace. What's up, Candace?
Hey, how y'all doing? Calling from
Atlanta. ATL, what's happening? What's up, Candace? Hey, how y'all doing? Caller from Atlanta. Hey.
ATL, what's happening?
What's up, mama?
I feel blessed this morning.
You know, one, I woke up, my family's healthy,
and the fact that I checked my addiction count today
because I just started a new company a few months ago,
and it's taken off.
Nice.
Yeah, definitely.
So, you know, quick plug,
follow your girl on Sweet Addictions TV and IG
and I can help you raise your credit with your ripple history.
Okay, I like that little quick plug.
I like that.
You focused this morning.
Absolutely.
And I love y'all.
I listen to y'all every day.
I was so sad when y'all left Atlanta,
but y'all came back and I'm back on it.
Yes, we're on in Atlanta on, oh, 96.1. There you go. There you go. Drop on the it. Yes, we're on in Atlanta. Oh, 96.1.
There you go.
There you go.
Drop on the Clues Box for 96.1 in Atlanta.
I was just there last week, too.
Power.
Hello, who's this?
Hey, what's up?
This is Mike.
Mike, what's up, man?
Get it off your chest.
Oh, man, I'm just feeling so blessed this morning.
I just heard this new song.
It put me in my best mood.
It's called Psalms 23.
I was just listening to my Spotify.
And some new artist named King D
and it was just... Hey, King D,
King D, King D, you don't gotta do that, King D.
We know it's you, bro. King D, you don't gotta lie like that,
King D. All you gotta say is my new song's on Spotify, bro.
The word is born. This thing, go get my new song on Spotify,
King D. Knock it off. This guy is crazy.
Hello, who's this? Hey, my
name is Letitia. Hey, Letitia.
Hey, I live in Dallas.
I work for iHeart.
I listen every single day.
I love you guys.
Thank you.
I appreciate it.
We appreciate you.
Wait, wait, wait.
Are you a Cowboys fan?
I'm a football fan.
My son is at the University of Central Arkansas, right outside of Little Rock, where you guys
are just on now.
Okay.
See? See? I'm all excited.
And Charlamagne, I was with Dan Meador yesterday,
and he said, because I work very hard,
he says, anytime you come to New York,
I'm going to take you down to the studio
because I know that you love The Breakfast Club.
Okay.
Can't wait to see you.
Hold Dan to that, okay?
You know I am.
Oh, my gosh, you know I am.
I'm so excited about getting in.
You guys are the best.
Thank you, mama. Thank you. We appreciate you having no taste.
She has great taste. Hello, who's this?
Hey, this is Reckless TV, man.
Hey, Reckless TV, man.
Hey.
So, I got a PSA.
If somebody is hitting up your
significant other, don't call them.
I had a dude hit me up last night talking about something.
Yo, stop hitting up my girl.
If she texts you, don't text back.
This is my phone.
Don't tell me what to do with my phone.
I don't care what you do with your phone.
I'm just telling you don't text my girl.
Yeah, I'm with you.
Don't text my girl, man.
Matter of fact, I'm blocking your number.
She texted me, though.
It's not like that.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm going to her.
She coming for me.
That's not what she said.
She said you harassing her. Nah,
fam. I don't do no harassing.
You take care of your stuff at home and you ain't got to
worry about your girl hitting up nobody else.
I think guys got to step their game up when it
comes to telling dudes what they don't want. Just be like,
look, man, my girl got herpes. Don't text her back.
That's a good one. You know what I'm saying? That's a good one.
All right. Get it off your chest.
800-585-1051. If you need
to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
It's your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed.
You better have the same energy.
We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club.
Hello, who's this?
Hello.
Hey, what's your name?
Andrew.
Andrew, get it off your chest, bro.
I just wanted to spread some positivity
today, man. We all here.
Ain't nobody have a rougher life than Bob
Brown, man. Absolutely, man.
Bob Brown. He made it out
and all he made out with was a loose jaw.
That's a good thing, man.
No, that's not true. That man made it out with his life,
period. You know what I'm saying?
When you got that much depth around you, man,
and you still alive to talk about it, God bless you.
Salute to Robert Barrettford Brown.
Shout out to Bobby Brown, man.
Okay.
He's a whole legend.
100% pure legend.
Hello, who's this?
What's up, Envy?
Hey, what's up, Trav?
What's up, Charlamagne?
What's up, sis?
Listen, so did y'all see that airplane that landed in New York City
that had like 500 people on it that was coughing and had like 100 degree temperatures?
Yeah, people were sick. Vanilla Ice was on there.
What?
Yeah, like my whole thing. Have we not seen every zombie movie like I Am Legend or Resident Evil?
Why are we... Send them back to Dubai. Why are they landing in New York City?
First of all, they said they had the flu. There was a plane that landed in New York, and people were sick.
What size plane hold 500 people?
Vanilla Ice was on.
It wasn't no 500.
It was exaggerated.
But people were sick, and Vanilla Ice was on that plane,
and he was documenting the whole thing.
People were throwing up and all types of stuff.
So everybody on the plane was throwing up?
A lot of people.
So, Evie, you don't tell me that over 100 people all have 100-degree temperatures,
and they're all coughing.
Oh, yeah.
You think it's the flu?
No, they got drugged or something.
Like, they put something in the food on the plane or something.
Oh, yeah.
I don't know.
I don't know what it was.
I just know I've seen I Am Legend and I've seen Resident Evil.
And that's how every scary zombie movie starts.
We're going to send them to Philly next, Trav.
Are you telling me you wouldn't...
So, Trav, hold on.
You wouldn't get fellatio from a zombie?
No. So, I mean, would you get fellatio from a zombie? No.
Sean, would you get fellatio from a zombie?
I don't know.
That might be fire.
Shut up, man.
That Danny.
Thanks, Trav.
He said a Danny.
Hello, who's this?
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
Yeah, is this the Breakfast Club?
Is this Danny?
No.
Nah, then.
What do you want, Danny?
The same Danny. I don't know if that's his name. Oh, this is the Breakfast Club, sir. How are you? What's you want, Danny? The same Danny.
I don't know if that's his name.
Oh, this is the Breakfast Club, sir.
How are you?
What's your name, brother?
What's happening?
What's going on?
What do you need, sir?
Bye.
Have a nice day.
Wish you the best.
Hello, who's this?
Yo, this is Alphonse.
What's up, boy?
Alphonse, what's cracking, Alphonse?
I ain't seen you in the club in a minute.
You good?
Yeah, man.
I've been working these Tuesdays, bro. I start at 3.30 in the morning, so I can't's sitting. What's cracking, our phone? I ain't seen you in the club in a minute. You good? Yeah, man. I've been working these Tuesdays, bro.
I start at 3.30 in the morning, so I can't make it.
I ain't mad at you.
Get your money, though.
What's popping, though?
I want to spread some positivity.
I don't know if y'all reported it, but they passed a law that we can have up to 25 grams
of weed on us, and you don't have to get arrested.
That's like a violation, almost like a equivalency of a T-Bone ticket.
iPhone, that law been in effect for at least two years now.
Yeah, it's been in effect for a while now.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
I'm telling you, in New York City, I'm telling you.
Yes, that law's been in New York for about three years, bro.
I'm just telling you, bro.
It got, well, maybe it was in Long Island.
Maybe it was in New York City.
No, man, that been happening, man.
I'm telling you.
I think it's a little bit more than 25. It's like 26 or something like that. I guess it's my iPhone, man. That been happening, man. I'm telling you. I think it's a little bit more than 25.
It's like 26 or something like that.
I guess we're awful, man.
He just heard about it.
He just heard the news.
Darryl.
What's going on?
What's up?
Get it off your chest, bro.
Man, just calling to say why I'm blessed, man.
I done been calling for about a year.
It's on the same subject, too, man.
My partner from Miami got signed to Slip N' Slide, Mike Smith.
And you had a song in the mix a couple of weeks ago. That now with that Tevin Campbell sample. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. My partner from Miami got signed to Slip N' Slide, Mike Smith. And you had his song in the mix a couple
of weeks ago, that Now with that Tellin' Camel
sample. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Mike Smith. That record's
hard. I like that record. Yeah, just bless,
man. We appreciate everything. Hopefully one day
he'll be on The Breakfast Club, man. I'm sure
he keep doing what he's doing. I'm sure we'll see him soon.
Appreciate it. All right, brother.
Yes, it is 25 grams
of weed. It's actually passed November 19,
2014. iPhone self. iPhone self. Yeah, you're a little four years late It's actually passed November 19, 2014.
iPhone.
iPhone.
So you're a little four years late.
A little four years late, brother.
You've been tucking weed in your butt all these years for no goddamn reason.
Poor iPhone.
All right.
Get it off your chest.
800-585-1051.
Now, when we come back, we got rumors.
What are you having the rumors, Envy?
Nick Cannon, he's buying a lot of socks.
Like socks and socks and socks.
I'll tell you why when we come back.
Keep it locked.
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Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
Let's get to the rumors.
Listen up.
It's just in.
Moral of the gossip.
Gossip.
The rumor report.
Gossip. Angela Yee. It's the rumor. Moral of the Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. The Rumor Report.
The Breakfast Club.
You guys are supposed to be
professionals? If you ain't gonna tease me, I gotta
tease myself. Bro, I don't know what you're
talking about this morning. I just got here. Alright.
Well, Nick Cannon, it seems like he's doing
a lot of good. He buys out a whole
store of nothing but Nike socks.
He just bought out all the Nike socks and he's
donating it to the homeless people. That's regular for
Nick, man. Drop on the Clues Bonds for Nick Cannon.
Okay? He's supporting
Nike and supporting the homeless people. I'm gonna be honest with you.
I'm not out here just supporting any
old Nike products, okay? I'm waiting on the Colin Kaepernick
apparel. Alright? Let's be clear.
That might take some time. I'm waiting on the Colin Kaepernick
apparel. I want the Colin Kaepernick track shoes,
Colin Kaepernick sneakers. I just ain't about to be
out here just buying Nike just because.
What about if the sneakers
don't look like that?
You still gonna rock and bomb?
Yes.
Yes, I will.
So are you retiring your Yeezys?
No, I got my Yeezys on right now.
I'm not retiring my Yeezys.
I'm still rocking my Yeezys.
Okay, I understand nuance in life.
All I'm saying is
I'm buying Colin Kaepernick apparel
because I'm not about to continue
just to make Nike rich,
just to be making Nike rich.
I'm supporting Colin Kaepernick
more than I'm supporting Nike.
Because if Colin was with Puma
or Adidas,
I'd be supporting them too.
Okay?
I'm supporting Colin Kaepernick.
But you're still
going to rock them Yeezys.
I'm definitely rocking my Yeezys.
Them things are comfortable.
They got that
Ortholite technology,
what's it called?
Let me read it.
It's inside the shoe.
I thought it was Ultra Boost,
but I don't know
what you're talking about.
Ultra Boost is called
Ortholite. Orthopedic? Ortholite. Ortholite. What does that mean? I don't know, but it's about. It's called Ortho... Orthopedic?
Ortholite.
Orthopedic?
Ortholite.
Ortholite.
What does that mean?
I don't know, but it's good for 40-year-old feet.
Oh, my goodness.
All right.
Well, Quavo announced yesterday that he is doing his solo album,
and it will be coming out this month.
Now, he already put out a bunch of singles, Lamb Talk, Bubblegum, and Working Me,
so it looks like all my Quavo fans out there,
you will be getting a Quavo album this month.
I'm here for that.
That sounds like
a nice gym album.
A lot of the soundtrack
in the gym.
Now, Sasha Baron Cohen,
you want to explain
to the people who that is
if they don't know?
I don't know how to explain
who Sasha Baron Cohen is.
I know he used to be Ali G.
I know he got his show
on Showtime.
I enjoy Sasha Baron Cohen,
but I don't know
how to explain who he is.
Well, he's a comedian.
He's been doing these skits
and he's been pretending
to be other people
and really getting these politicians to come in
and open themselves up.
Sometimes literally. Yeah, we have
audio of what he's doing, if you don't know.
It turns out that sex offenders
and particularly pedophiles
secrete an enzyme
for DDHT.
So the phrase
sweating like a rapist is
actually based on science.
So in Israel,
they have developed a machine
that is used in schools
and playgrounds to detect
anyone coming in, and
if they detect
a pedophile, the one
alerts the law enforcement
and the schools within a hundred mile radius.
I'm glad if you're not a waiter, you ain't set that up at all.
You ain't even tell me what's eating.
You ain't even tell me what's on my plate.
You're just like, hey.
They told me they said clip one sets up everything.
But OK, so Roy Moore, who was a U.S. senator who was accused of being a pedophile.
Yes.
So he set it up to make it seem like he is a pedophile.
He said he had a fake machine. It was like a metal
detector and a metal detector could tell if you're a pedophile
or rapist or something like that. Well, let's say a part two.
Hopefully part two sets it up better.
It is very, very
simple to use. You just switch
it on. Neither of us are
sex offenders. Then it makes absolutely
nothing. You just put it on. You put it
nearby.
Sorry, is this your jacket?
Yes.
Did you lend
the jacket to somebody else?
Maybe? No. I've been married
for 33. Sure.
I never had an accusation of such
things. I am not accusing you at all.
This is not... Well, then, if this is an instrument,
I... Certainly, I'm not a pedophile.
All right, let me explain it, because I've seen the actual video.
There's pedophile dust on his jacket.
Right.
So he has a metal detector,
and he acts like when he puts the metal detector
to Roy Moore, it beeps,
and that beeping makes it seem like he's a pedophile.
And he detected child molestation crumbs
on Roy Moore's jacket.
All over him.
So now Roy Moore is suing him for $95 million.
I don't know if he's going to get all that money,
but he's definitely going to win some money in that lawsuit.
Why?
Because Sacha Baron Cohen's pretending to be somebody else.
Now, you know, Roy Moore is an idiot for agreeing to do that,
but if he didn't sign, I'm sure he signed something.
I'm sure he signed off on that before he got on there,
but not only that, the show's on Showtime,
so I'm sure Showtime has some type of insurance
and they have to take that.
I don't know.
It feels like they'd be having them there
under false pretenses, though.
Like, they don't really know
why they're there.
Like, they don't know
they're a part of a comedy sketch show.
You understand what I'm saying?
And I don't know why
they're taking meetings
with these people.
Whose fault is that?
Is that your PR's person?
Is that your assistant's person?
Your manager's person?
I don't know why these people
are on this show.
They're politicians.
Like, we're not talking
about talent here.
No.
You know what I'm saying?
So I don't know why
they're even on this show.
So I don't even understand
how Sacha Baron Cohen lands these interviews, but it's great entertainment.
It is.
And I feel like Roy Moore's going to win that lawsuit in some way, shape, or form.
Well, we'll see.
And I wonder if they'll do a season two of that show.
They can't.
Everybody's up to it.
Yeah, the jig is up.
Everybody knows about it now.
And they're scared of it.
They ain't messing with it.
Nobody's taking, no politician's taking no interview after that.
No, I wouldn't.
They are stupid, though.
I mean, these are the same people that burned their shoes while their shoes are still on their feet.
That is true.
They're burning their Nikes while their Nikes are still on their feet.
They're not the brightest bunch.
Not at all.
The whitest, but not the brightest.
All right.
Well, that is your rumor report.
Now, when we come back from Insecure, Yvonne Orji will be joining us.
Yes, she plays Molly on Insecure.
And we'll kick it with her when we come back.
And she's in the new movie, Night School, but she's never been to Night School in her life because she's Nigerian.
She's got 10 degrees by the time she was 16.
We'll talk to her when we come back.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Good morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We got a special guest in the building.
Yes, the homie.
Yvonne Orji, welcome back.
Thank you all.
This feels love. Good morning. He is actually in Africa right now. I mean the homie. Yvonne Orgy. Welcome back. Thank you all. This feels love.
Good morning.
He is actually in Africa right now.
I mean, my people.
Where's she at?
She's in South Africa.
Johannesburg.
Okay.
Well, ish.
My people ish.
Let's talk about you,
Insecure Season 3.
Season 3.
But more importantly,
you're out here living your best life.
You got a new bae.
Living my best life.
I see bae all over the gram.
You know Solomon is a bird.
He knew everything about bae
he don't play football no more
that's not what I said
you gotta watch Solomon
you standing?
he asked me what team he played for I said he don't play anymore
that's all I said
he told me the whole run
who don't know
Solomon is actually a really nice guy
and he wants me to be happy.
That's all he's trying to say.
That's all.
Black love, hashtag it.
That's it.
That's how y'all got me.
See?
I ain't going back
and forth with you.
You're not going
to get me this time.
I'm not fooling with you.
But he's on the gram
if you want to see him.
He's on the gram.
He's here.
He's here supporting.
Hey, babe. Go ahead. Swing the camera around one time. want to see him. He's on the gram. He's here. He's here supporting. Hey, babe.
Go ahead.
Swing the camera around one time.
Boom.
Hey.
All right.
That's enough.
That's enough.
All right.
Goodness gracious.
That's that Mbaku right there.
We have what?
Yo, that's crazy you say that because Dro on the show is dumb tall.
Yes, he is.
I didn't realize how tall he was.
He is like 6'9".'t realize how tall he was he is
like six nine yes yeah he's something stupid so does that make it awkward when y'all doing
your little scenes and stuff man i have to be on the apple box he's like and then they have like
camera tricks when they cheated and it's just like okay we're gonna shoot it from this angle
and then yvonne get on the apple box and step down without making it look awkward i'm like
yeah because i'm thinking i'm'm like, okay, season one.
No, season three, first episode.
Yes.
When he had you on the counter and he was giving you fellatio.
I'm like, how tall?
Yeah, I mean, cunnilingus.
A guy is a girl and a guy.
My bad.
So this is what y'all reading up on?
No, I'm just saying.
This is the Greek y'all took at school.
I just saw him last week and I'm like, how'd they do that scene?
He tall as hell.
How tall is that counter?
He was on the, you know what?
He cares because Charlamagne's so short, so he wants to know how he can get that high.
Charlamagne need a booster seat?
Hey baby, can you climb higher?
How you get him so high?
Let me get that ladder.
Let me get that ladder.
You kneel down.
I was so short.
Any other questions?
No, I don't.
The last time we seen you,
when I seen you,
was Chris Rock Show.
Yes.
You killed it.
Thank you.
Now, let's talk about that a little bit.
How was going on tour
and doing them shows,
huge arenas?
It was bananas.
We did Barclays after Madison Square. And it was
like, what, 16,000 people in the snow
in Brooklyn. It was the last
one. And it was like Christmas coming home.
And I was just like,
never in my wildest dreams.
Because, you know, I grew up watching Chris. I told him
when I first met him, I was like, I still
have your jokes on deck. Like,
excuse me, I was under it.
That's my jam.
And so for him to trust me enough with this gift to be like, hey, just come open up.
And I was like, has he seen me?
Like, did he watch that?
Like, I'm like, is there a tape of me?
And he was just like, you're funny.
Was it a lot of pressure?
I mean, for me, because it's like, that's your idol.
You want to do good.
And just, but I think he just believed in me so much.
When you know you got it and somebody else believes in you,
it's just like, what you worried about?
So keep going. And he inspired me
to keep comedy at the forefront of
actually performing this weekend
in Raleigh, North Carolina.
At Good Nights. Friday and Saturday.
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Get them tickets! Okay!
North Carolina, come through. I was laughing when you was at the garden, and I was also sitting there telling my wife,
like, oh, she's going to kill with this material in Brooklyn, though.
Well, you got mad.
You were like, how you all upshaking in Brooklyn?
Like, everybody called out.
I was talking about the credit card scam and stuff and all.
I was like, this is going to kill in Brooklyn.
It's not us doing it no more.
So as a Nigerian listening, we don't do it no more. I know. I know. Nigeria is just popping right now. The whites don't know that. I was like, this is going to kill in Brooklyn. It's not us doing it no more. So, as a Nigerian listening,
we don't do it no more.
I know.
I know.
Now,
Jared's is popping right now. The whites don't know that.
They've been popping.
They're popping even more now.
They've been popping.
Music is popping.
All of it.
The nightlife.
The Afro beats.
Everything.
We had DeVito up here the other day.
I know.
I saw.
I mean,
the thing about it is like,
before nobody was rocking with us,
we were African booty scratchers.
Now,
everyone's like,
ah,
I took my swab and I'm 3%. Oh, are you 3% now? Are you rocking with us. We were African booty scratchers. Now everyone's like, ah, I took my swab
and I'm 3%.
Oh, are you 3% now?
Are you rocking with us now?
I'm 97% West African.
Because that's real.
That's real.
That's what I...
Your test came back,
Charlamagne.
You are 97% home.
Grade A n***a.
Grade A unad. Grade A.
Unadulterated.
Purified.
Charlamagne and I are from the same tribe.
One of them.
Two of them.
We're from three different tribes.
Two of them.
We're from two of the same tribe.
In Nigeria?
No, it's not Nigeria.
I'm Sierra Leone.
Okay.
Guinea-Bissau.
And I forgot the other one.
How you going to claim your people?
Like, ah.
Them other people that, uh. But, I mean, they rock with me heavy, though. Yeah, I forgot the other one. How you going to claim your people? Them other people that, but I mean, they rock with me heavy, though.
Yeah, I forgot.
You think Black Panther had a lot to do with everybody embracing that Afrocentric-ness?
I hope so.
I think so.
I just think that, like, Nigeria's also just come with excellence.
So, like, whatever we do, we're going to come at you and do it.
Like, even if we scam you, it's going to work.
It's like, you know, whatever we're doing is going to come in excellence.
When we're good, we're good. Even us
getting to the World Cup, a lot of people were like, ah, but y'all didn't win.
We're like, we didn't win, but was your team
there? You're all here talking about us,
but we made it.
I think we're so loud and we're so
proud. You can't not
recognize us. But then I
think Black Panther definitely did help
this resurgence of like, hey, we are
black, we are proud, we are Africans,
we are proud, we're Caribbean and we're
proud. And I think that's just the melting
pot that America is. Rep your
hood, rep your city and be proud of that.
Nigerian parents pushed their kids to be great.
I had to get a whole master's degree
before I could do comedy, bruh.
I'm not, I mean, I do
philanthropic work so that my master's
makes sense, but I can't even bring up the
word comedy until I was like, nah, I got two degrees.
Okay, I got two degrees. I owe Sally Mae
a lot of money, bruh. Can I please
now go do this other thing I want to do?
And I know people who are in med school, like,
I gotta be a doctor first, but I
really want to do graphic design. Graphic design?
Girl, you can go do that right now!
And they can. Have you paid Sally Mae back yet? All of it. She gave me a refund. I paid too much. I was so mad do graphic design. Graphic design? Girl, you can go do that right now. And they can. Have you paid Sally May back yet?
All of it.
She gave me a refund.
Wow.
I paid too much.
I was so mad at that hoe.
I was like, listen, I asked you before I wrote this check.
I said, how much do I owe you?
She was like, I see here the principal balance and the interest.
I said, I don't know what all these other numbers are, but how much do I owe you?
And she gave me a number.
I was like, ah. Ah. You know what all these other numbers are, but how much do I owe you? And she gave me a number. I was like, ah.
Ah.
You know what I mean?
Ah.
I had to decant me with tumble.
No, no, no, no.
And then like a couple weeks later, she was like, ah, you overpaid.
I was like, when I had the conversation with you, lady, I asked you specifically.
Yes.
But give me my money.
I don't think I went to that bank real quick.
You probably one of the few people in the world
that would get money back from Sally Lane. I actually should have just not
cast it and just framed it and be like, this is
what happens when God makes your dreams come true.
The hoes who owe you
are going to write that tag.
That's right. Alright, we have more with Yvonne
Orgy from Insecure and she's also
in night school, so keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning. The Breakfast Club.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
We have Yvonne Orgy in the building.
You might know her from Insecure, Comedian, Night School, and more.
Charlamagne?
Have your parents seen your sex scenes yet?
At one point, you said they weren't watching them.
No, they haven't.
And they won't.
In Jesus' name.
So you don't want them to watch the show at all?
No, here's the thing.
Low-key, I would have been fine if they didn't.
I would have been fine.
Because I'm like, my parents didn't watch shows.
They didn't watch a lot of TV.
So it's not like they would understand fully everything that's going on in the first place.
My mom watched the first two episodes and was like,
y'all using such
profanity. I didn't know it was you.
I was like, but it's also not me. It's this character named
Molly, and she talks like that.
Yvonne, Yvonne don't. So even trying to explain to her
the difference between it's not really me.
And so I was just like,
even though my sex scenes are probably
the most tame in terms of
I don't really show anything, they really protect me on the show, I was like, my sex scenes are probably the most tame in terms of, like, I don't really show anything.
They really protect me on the show.
I was like, they're not going to get it.
And then they moved to Nigeria.
I was like, yes, cut to.
They're showing the show in Nigeria now.
I was like, they seem like they're going to find a channel.
But they're not going to find a channel.
Like, they're not going to.
Then cut to my mom is like, she sends me a screenshot on WhatsApp of her watching the show.
And I was, bro, I never hit that video call button so fast.
I was like, hey, hey, hey, what you doing?
Yes, Mrs. So-and-so told us that it is on today at this time.
So we are watching.
I was like, I need to call this on.
She messed up my life.
She messed up my life.
So now they got the show on speed dial.
But I think season two focuses a lot on Molly at work.
So it's fine.
Are you still concerned with your mom and dad?
Absolutely.
I'm African.
You can still get beat at 85.
No, stop.
If they're still alive, you can still get beat.
A backhand doesn't have to stop somebody.
They'll know a little backhand.
Every African parent has done it.
I'll be talking to you right now.
That's how we live it right here so yeah no i'm still i'm still very much afraid of my parents absolutely is life like do you feel like the whole totality of your life professionally and
personally is like lining up the right way correctly i feel like god is is just melodies
from heaven just raining down on me um i don't know why you all allowed me to sing, but it's okay.
No, I feel like I'm in a good place, but I'm also, because I'm so African,
I feel like it's not even enough.
Like, I feel like I'm just getting started.
Like, I'm just scratching the surface.
And so I have that leave nothing on the court kind of mentality.
It's like, what's next?
Writing a book, bro, I got to talk to you.
Like, how this process is so daunting, but it's just like, I'm going to do it. I was like, because others have done it before book, bro, I got to talk to you. Like, how this process is so daunting.
But it's just like, I'm going to do it.
Because others have done it before me, and I'm going to do it.
I'm going to do the best.
It's like personal and also relational in terms of like with God
and how God like ruins every plan you thought that you had.
And he's like, oh, that's.
Well, not ruins.
It ruins in the best way.
Okay.
They always say your good plan is not God's plan for you. It's like you plan it, and he's like oh that's that's we're not ruins oh it ruins in the best way okay you always say
your good plan is not god's plan for you like it's like you you plan it it's like and he laughs
it's like oh that's the best you could do because when the bible says like eyes have not seen nor
ears heard it's like if you can see it i mean for real talk if you can see it it's like well i told
you that i was gonna do stuff that you can't even see or imagine or think of so why did you think
that that was gonna be good enough because i got some stuff you can't even see or imagine or think of. So why did you think that that was going to be good enough? Because I got some stuff you can't even imagine.
That's the scripture I'm wearing on my back right now.
What's that, Jeremiah?
Yeah.
Hold on, I'm standing.
I'm sorry.
29 and 11.
I see you.
You're just trying to show all the muscles because my man is here.
It's okay, babe.
You got that.
He's just trying to flex on his toes.
I'm not looking at his back.
No.
He giggled at you.
Baby, you waited in the lead.
He's the size of my penis.
Please.
Knock it off.
I wouldn't know.
You always take it awkward.
Why is it all the way?
We were just talking about God.
Oh, you're right.
You're right.
I'm sorry.
God know my heart.
You know, God.
Now there's a visual out there and people trying to figure out.
No.
Well, last time Issa was here, she put us on a term we never even heard before.
What?
I'm nervous. Big energy. Yes. Oh, yeah. I can't wait here, she put us on a turn we never even heard before. What turn? I'm nervous.
Big energy.
Yes.
Oh, yeah.
You couldn't wait to say that.
Wow.
No hesitation.
Envy was like, yeah, yeah, because she was actually talking about me.
No, Envy.
I don't.
You feeling it coming from the corner over there?
No, not.
This is getting awkward.
This is getting awkward.
It's all the awkward.
And that's all like, where is it?
I look at the pictures.
Where is it?
Let me take you down there now.
Gosh. Baby, you better walk out right. You better walk out right because pictures. Where is it? Let me take you down there now. Gosh.
Baby, you better walk out right.
You better walk out right
because they're going to be watching
to see if you got that kind of energy.
Keep that kind of energy, babe.
This is uncomfortable.
This is why I need Angela.
Angela, girl, where are you?
Stop this.
Girl, I'm just going to talk to your computer.
I know, right?
This is crazy.
You put us on...
I never heard of the term.
So now you change your walk-up?
I can't. You got it or of the term. So now you change your walk-up? I can't.
You got it and you don't.
But you know what?
You know when you got that confidence?
I'm like, no, I don't know.
But your wife loves you for you.
Finally.
Finally.
You're talking about the story.
Did you just snort?
Because at the end of the day, that's all that matters.
She's still riding with you. That's all that matters You know She's still riding with you
That's all that matters
You know
Cream on it
To try to make it bigger
He had problems
Wow
Well why do you know this?
I have questions
Oh
I don't know
Y'all look really close
That's that light skin energy
That's that's that
That's what that is
That's that's that's what that is
Oh man
Do you feel like marriage is overrated?
Uh No I know that seems like a random question. Do you feel like marriage is overrated?
No.
I know that seems like a random question.
Like, where does this come from?
No, I mean, for me, I aspire to be married.
So I think marriage is beautiful.
I think marriage is work, and I think you got to work it for it to work.
And I think marriage is two people dying to self daily.
I always wonder about career women like yourself.
Do you have time for that?
I mean, you make time for what's important to you.
And, you know, even with Ian,
it's like he's just as busy as I am. And it's like we have to, it's different.
But I applaud him because there are so many guys
that are afraid, if you will,
to get with a chick like me
and all the beautiful brown girls
who are now finding themselves in a position to be worker bees
and to be boss chicks and are like, ah, I don't want that.
That's just too much.
That's too much energy.
I don't want her emasculating me or demasculating me.
And it's just like for the real dudes who are like, I'm confident,
I'm secure in my own, this is still a challenge.
You know what I mean? But it's like, but let's figure it out, because
at the end of the day, what's worth it?
You know, I've always looked
forward to submitting or letting
the God be the God, but even with me,
it's like, oh, that's a process, because I've been
grinding so long on my
own, and it's just like, oh, now I have to consider
somebody, and that switch takes a little
bit to, but when you do it, you see the rewards, you're like, oh, now I have to consider somebody. And that switch takes a little bit to... But when you do
it and you see the rewards, you're like, oh, let me do
that often. Any concern with
the social media and expressing
who your man is and your relationship out there?
I look at it like this. You know how
they used to have testimony service at church?
You know what I mean? It's like when you're going through
everybody, oh man, my car don't work.
I would really need to find out. Everybody
know your struggle. Everybody know like, oh, Sister So-and-so needs $3.
And, you know, the bake sale.
And then when Sister So-and-so gets blessed, it would behoove her to not share that and be like, man, yeah, I was really struggling.
God blessed me, and he came through in such a major way.
So for me, so many people knew about me being single, and I was fine with it because it's like, no, I'm single.
I'm still happy.
I'm doing all these things.
So at the moment where I feel like God has blessed me with somebody that I can truly
build with, it's like, yo, I'm going to let y'all know because for somebody, somebody
might need that moment of hope to be like, are there any good guys out there?
I'm like, yes, I found me one.
And he got a brother, but that brother is married, but I'm sure he got cousins.
So it's like the same way I found him and it came into my life
in such a beautiful surprise,
if you will.
Girl, God works.
Have you introduced him
to a mother and father yet?
No.
They are aware that there is a special God.
Got you.
And they're super happy.
Got you.
They haven't met him yet.
Not even on WhatsApp.
My mom.
Right now,
you'll know when everything goes down.
There'll be a goat in my house.
We all got out here today.
Jesus is Lord.
Like, it'll just be like random celebrations.
You're like, why is there a herd of sheep just walking?
So I'm looking forward to that.
All right.
We got more with Yvonne Orji when we come back.
Don't move.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
From Insecure, we have Yvonne Orji in the building.
Charlamagne?
Do Africans really look down on black American people?
I would say specifically for Nigerians.
Nigerians are proudful people.
We look down on other Nigerians.
And it's not even that we're looking down.
We're just always looking up.
And so if you're not in our purview, don't see you that's a word and so for us like i tell people all the time like because it used to
be like when i would meet other african-americans like they would know nothing about me like oh so
you african so what you think you better than us and i'd be like listen man we think we better than
everybody because my father would be like if the black man does it do it better if the white man
does it surpass him if the as man does it, surpass him.
If the Asian man does it, finish him.
It's just like, okay.
Like, that's like the household I grew up in.
It's like, nobody's your competition
except for the person that you're trying to advance over.
So it's just like, who is in your purview?
Get them out.
Like, why are they even there?
Like, why did you even give them an opportunity
to be better than you?
That's the mentality you should have, though.
And so that's why I'd be tripping when people were like, oh, so you smart? Yes! Yes! Yes! I worked hard to be better than you. That's the mentality you should have, though. And so that's why I'd be tripping when people were like,
oh, so you smart?
Yes, yes, yes.
I worked hard to be smart.
Like, getting a B, I would cry
because my mom would literally be like,
so the person who got an A, what were they doing?
And why were you not doing it?
You'd be like, I don't know.
They just know math better than me, Mom.
But it was just like, that's unacceptable.
We came over here and gave you opportunities,
so do better.
And it was like, you're not wrong yeah yeah and so i think i think to have the the perspective of you
think you better you think it's just like no i'm just trying to be my best and if everybody had the
i'm trying to be my best mentality we wouldn't be worried about who thinks they're better or not
gotcha you in night school too right i'm in night school coming out this month, September 28th.
Man, that was so much fun.
I was taping that, yeah.
Tiffany and Kevin are foolish.
We know.
Separately.
And then together, it's just like, are we ever going to make our day?
Are we ever going to actually finish this shot?
But it was so much fun just to watch them and be in that environment
of just seeing two people living literally their best lives
and then being part of that, and then everybody gets to live this journey
and just dream together.
It's fun.
Y'all going to laugh.
The struggle that Molly is going through on this show,
have you ever experienced that in, like,
Well, it's the working environment of, like, I guess,
trying to fit in, so to speak,
feel like you're being boxed out by the other girls.
Yeah.
You know, I think Molly had.
I'm sorry.
Molly is not sure of a lot of things.
Right.
So when she's at the predominantly white firm, it's like you're the token Negro.
You're the magical black person.
And it's like nobody wants to feel like that.
But there are some perks that come with that because like you're almost giving the caucasians
of the office a learning of blackness it's like giving them your community yeah it's like well we
know this because uh molly told us this is acceptable right or molly has conditioned and
trained us to know that like you should have straight hair at work and so when dada comes
you know in season one it's just like she's a little ah she talks a little different we're not
familiar with this kind of black person cut to molly is now in a position where she's afraid. She talks a little different. We're not familiar with this kind of black person. Cut to
Molly is now
in a position where she's not the magical
Negro. She's like every other Negro
because everybody there went to
school, went to good schools, did
their job enough to be
at this firm. And so now, what's your superpower?
Because it's not being black no more.
That's not enough. And I think she's
trying to be like, this is different. And of you know even with everything that's going on like her comparing
the black firm to the white firm is like girl you already know like most black things are at a
disadvantage if you look at like the endowments of like howard versus and i went to gw and it's
like versus the gw it's like they're not gonna have the same endowment but you look at what
howard has produced and who Howard has produced
with the limited resources that they do have.
And I think to be able to, it's like, black people have had an advantage over us.
So, like, yes, they are going to have DocuSign, Molly,
or they are going to do things.
I mean, not to say that the black people can't get DocuSign,
but it's like they are going to have different things.
I think that's like $20 a month, y'all.
Real talk, y'all should get DocuSign.
This is not a promo for DocuSign,
but like, y'all, stop.
I love it. I thought that was regular.
That's because you're on PJs.
You're getting PJs sent for you, so everything's
regular. Everything is regular for you.
Oh, man.
She got a go-to in a second.
I know. She was wrapping up a thought.
I know.
I love your, I have a New York Times
bestseller.
She was wrapping up a thought.
He made sure that team was set up.
Yeah, he worked on that one.
He worked on that one in the mirror.
This is where you went to Peabody soon.
She was wrapping about thoughts.
One day.
I feel like he had a robe on that we didn't see.
He tied it with a cigar in his hand.
It's all right.
We can't see it, but that's...
If it's in God's plan one day.
Why not?
Yes.
There's a lot of things in God's plan.
A hundred percent.
But you just can't talk about God and then your penis at the same sentence.
I just feel like...
I feel like he's like, that wasn't my plan.
And then you disrupted it.
Because now heaven don't know what to do.
My goodness.
Oh, Yvonne and Audrey, y'all.
We thank you for joining us.
That's how we go.
That's how we go.
I know we end on a penis, but we appreciate you for joining us.
You said what?
Shut up.
Thank you for joining us.
What?
What?
Did you hear what he just said?
No, I didn't.
I said y'all ending on a penis.
No, you said I didn't want to end on a penis.
You know what? Forget it.
Yvonne Orji, we appreciate you for joining us.
You know what? Angela, come back!
Angela! I needed you!
Angela in Africa trying to find you, find her one of them.
Hey, those eggs.
The buck was out there, girl!
Go west, because I don't know what's going on in South Africa, but go west.
Go west.
It's the Breakfast Club. It's Yvonne Orji.
Eat a barbie ass or something.
What? Eat a barque ass or something. What?
Eat a barbeque ass or something.
Drop all the clues, but I love that part now.
That part though.
Hey, happy born day to my guy Nori.
Nori!
Okay, happy born day to N-O-R-E, man.
He's in Paris.
Living his best life.
I texted him this morning.
Happy birthday, Nori.
I just texted him too, but that text don't mean nothing.
You got to post a picture and a O-R-E on the gram.
All right?
Okay, that's our guy.
Shout out to Nori.
You can't just text your guy.
You got to post him on the gram.
I'm going to get some joints on the mix.
I don't count this morning.
Oh, especially for you and you, DJ, too.
You got to play a few of his records for his born day.
That's how they know if Envy rocks with you or not.
If Envy does a whole mix for you for your born day, he really, really rocks with you.
He gives you a couple songs, he just acknowledges you.
Let's get to the rumors.
We're talking Kim K.
This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee.
Who might has it?
On The Breakfast Club.
So listen up.
All right, Kim K is out here getting stuff done.
Now, last time she started with Miss Alice.
Now she met with Donald Trump
because she's trying to get somebody else free.
Let's hear why.
I had a call with a gentleman that's in prison
for a drug case, got life.
It's so unfair.
He's 30 years old.
He's been in for almost 10 years.
That was a marijuana case right
yeah i was on the phone with the judge that sentenced him to life who resigned because he
had never been on the side of having to do something so unfair and now he is fighting
with us to get him out hey man get that hate out your heart and let kim work let her work man let
her be the Trump whisperer.
If Trump is listening to her and she's getting people out of prison,
drop on the clues bombs for her, God damn it, let her cook.
But I am confused by that judge.
The judge sentences me for life,
then resigns because he felt bad that they sentenced me,
and then fights for me to get out?
That's crazy.
What if the judge can reverse decisions like that?
He can't, right?
Once the decision is made, he'll find out.
I don't know. I don't know.
I don't know.
Whatever it is, salute to Kim Kardashian.
Yeah.
I don't even see how you can remotely find a way to hate on that situation.
Not at all.
All right?
Let her cook.
Now, Ty Dolla $ign was busted in Atlanta yesterday for having weed and cocaine.
Now, he's going to be charged with possession of less than an ounce of marijuana and possession of cocaine. They said he
was in a limo. He was traveling with six
other people. His limo was pulled over.
Everybody was pulled out of the limo. They said
the dogs were barking like crazy. They had drug
dogs there and he was arrested.
I wonder if he was putting the cocaine in his
weed and smoking it.
Um, I don't know.
I did that before by accident.
How did you put cocaine in your weed by accident?
I didn't do it.
I was smoking with somebody.
I was in a hotel room smoking with some people.
And now, as I've grown older, I knew what the smell was.
But back then when I smoked it, I was wondering why I was so high and bugging out a little bit.
And it was because it was cocaine and the marijuana.
I'll be honest with you.
One of the greatest highs I've ever had in my life. No say that okay and if i was younger i'd do it again by
accident but i wonder if he was doing that i'm scared for these kids with drugs it seems like
drugs are coming back even stronger with cocaine heroin and all this other stuff i am scared for
those kids yeah me too but that's old school though coke and weed not there you know yeah
let's not i'm just saying let's let's rather do that than the pills and all the other stuff.
Let's not do any of that.
How about that?
Let's not do any of that.
Hey, I agree with you.
All I'm telling you is I did it before and I could tell why somebody would do it.
All right.
But you'll never do it again, right?
No, I'm too over that.
I'll die now.
All right.
I'm 40 years old.
I have a heart attack.
Now, yesterday, of course, Kaepernick's night campaign, everybody turned it to a meme.
I mean, everybody had a meme, you name it.
And 50 Cent and Floyd Mayweather went at it yesterday.
Why don't we just fight?
Why 50 and Floyd just don't say?
They need to.
It's getting the ring, put the gloves on, do it for some charity or something.
Just fight.
So 50 Cent posted a picture of Floyd Mayweather and, you know, the same meme,
the black and white meme.
And it wasn't a sentence.
It was just the letters U-F-B-D-B-D-J-D-N-D-N-D-X-K-X-N-X-S-H-S-B-D-J-D.
It looked like an eye chart.
It looked like an eye chart.
It looked like an eye chart.
And 50 Cent wrote, Champ must have done this one himself.
Laugh out loud.
Get the strap.
Well, Floyd Mayweather was right behind him.
He posted a picture of 50 in the black and white
And he posted the sentence
When I have a herpes flare up
My boyfriend always tells me
Don't worry, get the strap
They play too much
They gotta stop
I love it
They gonna fight
I love it
Because 50 is a cancer just like me
And you know, the petty doesn't have an expiration date.
All right?
All right, guys.
50's petty doesn't have an expiration date.
My petty doesn't have an expiration date either.
Me neither.
I just know how to contain mine just a little bit more than 50's.
I don't know how to contain mine.
Okay, plus I don't have no, like, I don't know.
I just feel like they need to box at this point.
Like, they just too close.
Like, they just know too much about each other.
So before it gets really, really out of hand.
Oh, is that really out of hand now? It is, but not to the extent I think that they just too close. Like, they just know too much about each other. So before it gets really, really out of hand. Oh, it's not really out of hand now?
It is, but not to the extent I think that they could take it.
I think they got a lot more dirt on each other.
Just put on the gloves, get in the ring, you know,
donate the money to a charity of their choice.
Or keep the money, whatever.
But they just need to get that off their chest one good time.
All right.
Who you got in a fight, 50 or Floyd?
Hmm.
Street fight, 50. That would be a good one. See, like you said, street fight, 50. Street fight? 50 or Floyd? Hmm. Street fight 50.
That would be a good one.
See, like you said, street fight 50.
Street fight 50.
Regular boxing match, Floyd Mayweather.
Absolutely.
But then 50's a golden glove too, though.
And 50's heavier.
Pound for pound.
That would hurt him.
I think that would hurt him against Floyd.
You think so?
In an actual ring, in a street fight, that's all day, 50.
But in a boxing match, Floyd Mayweather.
All right.
Anyway, well, that is your rumor report.
Now, Donkity Day is coming up.
Who are you giving that Donk to?
Play the man's name.
I can't pronounce this man's name.
Play his name.
Oh, boy.
Play his name.
Play his name, please.
Dr. Srikumar Subramanian.
Y'all know I can't pronounce his full name.
That's his full name?
Yeah.
Dr. Shrek Umar Chevrolet Suburban.
For after the hour, we need to talk to him because he's absent-minded,
and you can't be absent-minded when you're a surgeon, but we'll talk about it.
All right, we'll get into that next.
Keep it locked.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
I was born a donkey.
It's the donkey of the day.
It's the donkey of the day.
It's the donkey of the day. That's time for the Donkey of the Day.
That's pretty funny.
Charlamagne the Devil?
Possibly.
The Breakfast Club.
Yes, Donkey of the Day for Thursday, September 6th goes to this man.
Dr. Sreekumar Subramanian.
Yes, Dr. Umar Chevrolet Suburban.
Oh, boy.
Y'all know damn well I can't pronounce that, okay?
I graduated from night school in Moncks Corner, South Carolina,
and still say straight, street, and strong.
Okay, what the hell I'm going to do with that man name?
But look at it, other than look at it with utter confusion, okay?
Anyway, that doctor whose name I can't pronounce is absent-minded.
I'm slightly absent-minded, especially when I'm extremely comfortable.
Therefore, I'm most absent-minded at home, okay?
When I'm at the crib, I misplace my phone,
but only for short periods of time
because, you know, we do whatever we got to do to recover our phones.
I misplace my wallet, misplace my remote control.
True story, I am currently using my spare keys to my truck
because I misplaced my main set of keys last week.
I have absolutely no clue where they are right now, okay?
But when you love something, lose it.
If it comes back to you, it's yours.
I'm BSing. That's not
even the quote, okay? I'm just trying to make myself feel better
for being so absent-minded. But here's the thing.
I can afford to be absent-minded when it comes
to myself, but in some professions
you don't have the luxury to be
absent-minded in. And this man, play his
name again. Dr.
Srikumar Subramanian. Yes, he is a surgeon. Now, this surgeon misplaced something, and this man, play his name again. Dr. Srikumar Subramanian.
Yes, he is a surgeon.
Now, this surgeon misplaced something,
and when a surgeon misplaces something, it can often be fatal
because usually when a surgeon loses something, they lose it inside of you.
And that's exactly what happened to John Burns Johnson,
who is 73 years old.
Rest in peace to him.
He was receiving heart surgery last year.
Even though with a name like
John Burns Johnson, it sounds like he'd be suffering
from gonorrhea more than heart problems. But
during heart surgery, the surgeon
misplaced something. And by the time he found it,
it was too late. Let's go to News Channel
5 for the report, please. TriStar Centennial
Hospital faces a $5 million
lawsuit that claims a surgeon
forgot a surgical needle inside
his patient. John Johnson
had gone in for heart bypass surgery. According to a lawsuit filed this week against the hospital,
Dr. Srikumar Subramanian left a needle inside of John during the open surgery, a needle doctors
spotted in an x-ray afterwards, but still couldn't find after putting John under the knife a second RAY AFTERWARDS, BUT STILL COULDN'T FIND AFTER PUTTING JOHN UNDER THE KNIFE A SECOND TIME.
AFTER THE SECOND OPERATION, LEAVING THE NEEDLE STILL INSIDE HIM, ACCORDING TO THE LAWSUIT,
JOHN HAD COMPLICATIONS THAT LEFT HIM ON A FEEDING TUBE AND OTHER EQUIPMENT.
JOHN DIED 30 DAYS AFTER THE OPERATION.
ATTORNEYS FOR THE FAMILY SAY THEY DIDN'T EVEN TELL JOHN'S FAMILY ABOUT THE SECOND
OPERATION TO GET THE NEEDLE UNTIL IT WAS ALREADY UNDERWAY. tell John's family about the second operation to get the needle until it was already underway.
Dr. Sheik Looch, Hyundai Subaru, is getting the whole hospital sued, and I'm shocked they're only
getting sued for $5 million because not only did he misplace the needle inside of John Burns
Johnson, the surgeon went back into his chest cavity to get the needle but was unable to
retrieve it, so he just closed his chest back, rewired his sternum, and left the needle inside him.
The needle was eventually removed after John Burns Johnson was dead.
During the autopsy, they removed the needle.
Now, fun fact, medical objects being left in a patient's body is a rare but not unheard of mistake.
These incidents occur in about one of every 5,500 to 7,000 surgeries,
and about 10% of the items left behind
are usually surgical needles,
and about 2% of the incidents are fatal.
Poor John Burns Johnson fell into that 2%.
Imagine being 73 years old and dying
because of the absent-mindedness of someone
who's supposed to be prolonging your life,
helping your life,
but instead sped up the process of you dying, alright? They say the final
month of his life was painful, unnecessary
and wrongful, that's what they're suing for.
Listen man, some of us are physically
present but mentally absent. When you're a
surgeon, you don't have the luxury of being
mentally absent, alright? I guarantee you
if that needle was a smartphone, that doctor
would have done whatever he had to do to retrieve it.
But since it was a needle, okay, and
recovering it didn't have any impact on his life,
Dr. Umar Chevrolet's bourbon said, F it, and kept it moving.
And we wonder why some donkey of the days just sell themselves.
Please give, play his name.
Dr. Srikumar Subramanian.
Dr. Sheik Luch, Hyundai Subaru.
Please give him a sweet time to the Hamiltonians. Oh, now you are the donkey of the day.
You are the donkey of the day.
Yeehaw.
I think y'all can get Roy more than $5 million too, bro.
If Roy Moore's suing Sacha Baron Cohen for $95, y'all got to aim high $5 million too, bro. If Roy Moore's suing Sasha Baron Cohen for $95,
y'all got to aim high with these lawsuits when it comes to these hospitals.
Absolutely.
They got it.
Y'all aiming a little too low down there in Tennessee.
Well, thank you for that, Donkey.
Today, now, when we come back, ask CNE.
Who's CNE?
That's me and you.
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If you need relationship advice or any type of advice, you can call Charlemagne and Envy
right now.
Ask C&E.
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We'll help you with all your problems.
I feel like we really be changing people's lives.
We do.
Absolutely.
I feel like God just be, you know, touching us and helping us deliver the messages that
he wants us to get to people.
You know what I'm saying? He's coming through us to get to people. You know what I'm saying?
He's coming through us to get to people.
There you go.
Yes.
Ask C&E is next.
It's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
The Breakfast Club.
Good morning, everybody.
It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God.
We are The Breakfast Club.
Yee is out, so it's all about Ask C&E.
Hello, who's this? It's Aisha. Aisha, it's all about Ask C&E. Hello, who's this?
It's Aisha.
Aisha, what's your question for C&E?
So me and my children's father have been separated for a while,
and I'm just trying to see if there's something I can do to get us back on track
for him to look at me as his girlfriend and wife and not just as a mother of his children.
But we get along.
No, he still tells me he loves me, and he's there for me.
He supported me through nursing school. He's not in love with you. He loves you, but he still tells me he loves me. And he's there for me. He's supported me through nursing school.
He's not in love with you.
He loves you, but he's not in love with you.
That might be it.
All right, well, let's talk about it.
How much weight did you gain?
I was going to say that.
How do you look?
I look good.
How much weight did you gain?
He loves to wait.
I'm probably 20 pounds.
Okay.
All right.
Lose the 20 pounds.
Like, why do we have to complicate this?
Lose the 20 pounds. He's better than his have to complicate this? Lose the 20 pounds.
But I was better than his girlfriend.
Oh, he got a whole other girlfriend?
He has an ex-girlfriend, and I was better than her.
Oh, well, all I can tell you, baby, is lose the weight,
and maybe he'll start looking at you a little different.
Are you working, Mama?
No, not really.
All right, you got to get a job.
You got to show some aspirations and inspiration.
Show that you're doing better.
You do good.
You look good.
Do it for yourself.
And then if he comes, that's great.
If he doesn't, you'll find another man, all right?
All right.
Yeah, at least you get to lose 20 pounds and look good for the next dude.
My goodness.
This is sad, man.
Hello?
Hey, good morning.
What's your question for CNE?
Good morning, guys.
My question is, I have a coworker of mine that's's interested in me and I'm just getting out of a relationship and I never really date people that I work with.
So I'm just wondering if it's a good idea. He wants to move in together and he has a kid and I already have a son of my own. So, you know, in order for me to even take
it serious, I thought moving
in together would be the best
thing. You want to shack up?
You think shacking up is the best thing?
Yeah, just to see
how serious, because I'm
tired of just eating.
How old are you? I'm
28. You got a little bit of time.
I mean, I wouldn't settle, mama.
I mean, you're still young.
Don't settle.
If you don't feel like you really, really love him or feel this guy, you feel like you're
just doing it because you don't want to be lonely.
But if he's just your lonely guy, keep him on the side and keep him as your side penis.
But if you're looking for a real man and somebody that you really are into, keep looking.
And truth be told, you're 28, so you really got two more years of your whole phase left
if we're being honest.
You can hope for about two more solid years.
I went through that in my 20s.
I'm all done.
Oh, you must have been a real hoe then.
No, I wasn't a real hoe.
I just, um.
I wasn't a real hoe.
I didn't catch herpes, so I wasn't.
Okay.
Okay.
I like your whole limitations.
Herpes is the limit for her.
I get it. Well, thank you, Sora. No problem. All right. Herpes is the limit for her. I get it.
Well, thank you, sir.
No problem.
You ain't telling her what to do.
We told her what to do.
We told her to keep...
If that's the guy that's the side penis, keep him at the side penis.
But just don't shack up because she's lonely.
He's not a side guy, though.
He's trying to be my boyfriend.
It's just, you know...
She's not really feeling it.
He's white and I'm African and I've always dated Africans.
Wow.
I don't know if you can let somebody just colonize your vagina like that, ma.
I'm all for interracial relationships, though, but I'm just saying.
Thank you, mama.
I know, but the black men out here, they're on a whole other level these days.
What do you mean?
You just don't have
no respect for their sisters.
They'd rather go
and respect, you know.
All right.
Go move in with the white man
then.
Go on and move in
with the white man.
Go ahead and be the white man's
indentured servant then.
Go on.
Go on and move in
with the white man.
I hope you break your heart.
I hope you be trying
to escape that plantation
in two years.
All right.
All right.
All right.
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We're in the middle of Ask C&E.
Hello, who's this?
Hey, this is Kawani out of Charlotte, North Carolina.
704, Queen City.
What's happening?
What's up?
What's your question for C&E?
Hey, what's the business?
So my question is, I just started a business called Wet Charlotte. W-E-T-C-H-A-R-L-I-T.
And nobody wants to mess with the little guy.
Like, none of the models.
You know, I don't have any management or anything like that.
What do you do?
What does it do?
What kind of business is it?
So it's a swimsuit.
I actually tried to get you one when you came here to Charlotte.
But, you know, you guys are so famous, you don't really answer your messages or anything like that.
You was trying to get Envy a swimsuit?
You was trying to get me a bikini?
His wife is a bikini.
I was trying to get her a swimsuit.
Gia, yeah, but it's a one-piece swimsuit.
You get a pair of flip-flops and a little bag with it.
All right, send it up here. Send it to Breakfast Club.
She's a small.
All right.
And I mean, there ain't no beaches near Charlotte either, baby.
It's not like, I can understand. We still travel everywhere. Like, I still like to travel. I don't have any kids And I mean, there ain't no beaches near Charlotte either, baby. It's not like that. I can understand. We still travel
everywhere. Like, I still like to travel. I don't
have any kids. I mean, I like to travel.
I'm gonna be honest with you. Listen,
I'm gonna be honest. Hey, could
you listen to me for a second? Whoever talked
to you in the opening of a swimsuit place in Charlotte,
that was a stupid idea. I'm gonna be honest with you.
Like, if you lived in Myrtle Beach or you lived on
the coast of the Carolinas, that would make more sense.
That was a dump. But I'm switching over to jumpsuits, too, in the fall time.
I feel like we don't have anything here.
Fashion Nova got the jumpsuit game on lock.
She can do it.
You keep working, Mommy.
Let me see it.
Send it up here.
Let my wife see it.
You're trying to get your wife a free jumpsuit.
I am.
Onyx!
Baby suit, whatever it is.
Good morning.
Hey, what's your name, Mama?
My name is Onyx.
That's what I said.
What's your question, Onyx?
I'm trying to figure out, how do I deal with my husband? Hey, what's your name, Mama? That's what I said. What's your question, Onyx?
That's right.
I don't see the problem. You know good and damn well I don't want you to leave,
so why are you leaving?
So now you want to listen to me? He didn't mean it.
You don't listen to me no other time.
If I do listen to you, and then I listen to you, and you're wrong, and then you're mad still, so what do I do?
He don't want you to leave.
That's the thing, Ma.
He's saying leave because he wants the attention.
He just wants you to be like, no, babe, I don't want to leave, and then I have a conversation.
Tell him to grow up.
By the way, there's nothing more confusing than that.
My wife hit me yesterday because I was in the middle of doing my podcast.
She called me.
Whenever my wife called me, I'd pick up the phone.
So when she picked up the phone and told me something, I said, yo, I'm going to call you back. I'm doing my me. Whenever my wife called me, I'd pick up the phone. So when she picked up the phone
and told me something,
I said, yo, I'm going to call you back.
I'm doing my podcast.
So she says to me,
why you pick up the phone then?
Because if I didn't pick up the phone,
you'll be texting me saying,
why you not picking up your phone?
So how come when I pick up my phone,
you asking me why I picked up my phone?
Oh, you pick up when your wife called
but when I called you yesterday,
you didn't pick up the phone?
Sure, that's exactly right.
That's a fact.
I called you back though.
Hello, who's this?
Yo, yo, it's Rob, man. What's up?
Rob, what's up, man? What's your question for C&E?
What's up, brother?
Like, you married. I know both
of you guys married, right? Right.
So, like, if you're going through, like, say you've been married
for a while, you want to spice things up with your wife, right?
Should I, like, take that initiative
and myself spice it up? Yeah!
Take the initiative, man.
When's the last time you ate a butt?
Wow.
I eat a butt all the time.
Oh, okay.
Well, all right.
That's a good start.
That's a good start.
I mean, you got to spice it up.
Just do things like, you know, stick a head out the window and just hit back shots.
Like, just do wild stuff.
You know what I mean?
Just in the shower.
Put the shower right there, man.
I'm going to tell you my favorite thing to do right now.
My favorite thing to do right now is softening that cervix. You know what I'm going to tell you my favorite thing to do right now. My favorite thing to do right now is softening that cervix.
You know what I'm saying?
My wife is eight months pregnant, and, you know, she loves to have sex,
and she loves me to shoot that club up even though the club is already shot up
because that semen helps soften the cervix.
Now, that's just the type of freaky stuff I'm on right now.
Nah, you could go out and do stuff outside.
You know what I mean?
Go outside and knock off in the park, you know, when you're on the plane.
Give a little hand job.
Let's just do wild things, man.
Things outside the box.
I think you should just get her pregnant and do it.
Huh?
I'm more of the freak, man.
She's more conservative, man.
But that's what makes it dope.
If you're a discreet person and conservative, you just do it.
Just start going at it.
Put the tongue right down the throat, right in front of everybody.
If she's really conservative, get her a Make America Great Again hat
and get her some Yeezys and have her butt naked in the Yeezys
with the Make America Great Again hat,
and you just wear her conservative ass out.
That might work.
That would make me mad, too.
Woo!
There you go.
And make her scream MAGA as you're doing it.
Word.
I appreciate it, man.
Good luck.
Hey, somebody got plans for the weekend.
I know, right?
I'll work it out for you.
Just be careful where you go buy that MAGA hat.
Oh, my goodness.
Don't let nobody see you doing it.
All right, let's go.
This is the last one.
Anonymous.
Hello, good morning.
Hey, what's your question for CNE?
All right, so a couple months ago, me and my fiance,
we got into this big blowout that we kind of separated for like a few weeks.
But during that time, I was communicating like it was like maybe not even 48 hours.
I was talking to a male coworker of mine.
It wasn't on no personal level to try to, you know, sleep with him or have a seat or anything like that.
I'm serious.
So apparently, we got back together.
We talked things out.
He went through my phone.
He saw the text message that wasn't even 48 hours worth of conversation.
And he went off.
So he ended up calling the person on my phone.
They got into a big screaming match.
And they will pull up, pull up, pull up.
That's all you can hear.
I got choked in the process.
So since then, we've been going through this
back and forth, up and down situation.
Wow.
And people know Gotti.
He's pulling up at the job, pulling up at the crib.
You understand?
That's my baby, and I love him.
But it's like, I don't want to go through this no more.
But what did he see in the phone?
What did he see in your phone when you were talking
to the co-worker?
He had to see something that made him feel
like he was flirty.
He seen
emojis. Oh, what emojis?
What emojis? Was it the eggplant?
Smilest nose, smilest
faces, and also, I do want to
say that we've been looking for a place.
So, he saw me talking to
a realtor in regards
to a place, so he assumed that I
wanted to move in and have
a relationship with this person.
But to be honest,
that's not the case, though.
I'm going to tell you
the best advice I can give you.
He chokes you.
He pulls up to your job.
He's violent.
Seems like
that man going to kill you
if you don't get out
of that relationship.
All right, Charlotte.
I'm being honest with you.
He does seem a little hostile.
He's clearly violent.
You know he's violent.
He's really violent.
Real jealous.
I would be very careful.
I would try to have a conversation with him about his violence
and even see if you could get some help.
And if you can't, like Charlamagne say, run.
That ain't the first time he's been violent with her, though.
She know that.
That ain't the first time.
You just don't go to start choking a girl off the first time.
Has he been violent with you before?
Prior to that, no.
He's never put his hands on me.
And, you know, everybody he's been with,
it's been another relationship that lasted 10 years and above.
But apparently he never felt that that was somebody he wanted to spend the rest of his life with.
Like, I mean, I know I was born in that situation, but it's like.
It still don't matter.
No matter what your mistake was, he shouldn't be putting his hands on you.
Absolutely not.
And I would say that, you know, try to get some help.
Try to talk to somebody else that can talk.
Maybe his temper is out of control, and maybe he needs some help with his temper,
but he should never put his hands on you, Mama.
And if that don't work, just buy a gun, you know what I'm saying,
and check out the laws in your state.
Oh, my goodness.
No, I'm saying check out the laws in your state,
because it sounds like you're going to have to stand your ground one day.
Oh, my goodness.
All right.
Ask C&E, 805-85-1051.
If you need any type of advice, we could help you.
Now, Donald Glover, he announces his partnership with, I'll tell you what, Sneaker Line.
When we come back, it's The Breakfast Club.
Good morning.
Good morning, everybody.
It's DJ, MV, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy.
We are The Breakfast Club.
Let's get to the rumors.
Let's talk Donald Glover.
It's about time.
What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. Let's talk Donald Glover. It's about time. What's going on?
Rumor Report.
Rumor Report.
This is the Rumor Report.
Talk to him.
With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club.
All right.
Donald Glover announces his new partnership with Adidas.
He released a video where he sits on the bed in the video.
It's kind of like the cartoonish type of video.
And he takes off his sneakers. He opens up a box and it's Adidas. And he puts some Adidas on. So I don't bed in the video. It's kind of like the cartoonish type of video. And he takes off his sneakers. He opens up a box, and it's Adidas.
And he puts some Adidas on.
So I don't know in what capacity.
Terrible week.
Terrible time.
Terrible timing to release or announce that you got a sneaker deal.
Okay, it's all about Kaepernick and Nike right now.
Y'all could have waited a couple weeks for this one.
Y'all didn't have to do this right now.
Terrible timing.
Now, the 50-year-old lady who photographed Jeffrey Owens
at a Cosby show
bagging groceries
at Trader Joe's,
it seems like her picture
and her name was released.
You know her name?
No.
Karma Lawrence.
That is her name.
Karma Lawrence.
She said,
I don't know why
I snuck a picture.
I figured everybody does it.
I don't know what possessed me.
I just did it.
I don't even think about it.
I just kind of did it
on impulse
and it was a bad impulse. You snuck
a picture because it's Elvin from the Cosby
show. What you should have done is just ask him for
a picture. I don't know why people feel like they have
to sneak pictures. If you feel like you have to
sneak to take a picture, then you probably shouldn't take the picture.
People do that all the time, sneak pictures. I never understand it.
So don't take it.
Ask the person. Maybe they'll take it with you.
You know what I mean? But if you have to sneak it, then that means
you know you're not supposed to be taking that picture.
She said, I actually wanted to go up to him and say something, but I thought you might embarrass him.
She continued, but then I did something that actually embarrassed him more.
I didn't go with my first instinct, and I should have.
So much hate, so much nastiness.
Oh, it's been terrible.
That's what you get.
How old is she?
They write comments, a bitch is bad.
How old is she?
She's 50 years old.
50 years old and you're trying to get likes on your goddamn Facebook.
You should be ashamed of yourself, Carmen.
That's all that was about.
I'm going to take this picture.
God knows she uploaded it to Facebook.
She's 50.
Probably Black Planet.
Nah, she got Facebook.
In 50 years, she'll be on Facebook wowing.
MySpace?
No, man.
She on Facebook.
I'm telling you.
All right.
Now, she said if I got the chance to see him, she said I apologize I would tell him I'm extremely extremely apologetic about what has happened you
like the attention karma you like all the likes you got you like all the retweets your little
picture went viral I hope it I hope it meant something to you I hope it I hope it made you
happy karma and she said if I could take it back I would no you wouldn't you would not take all
them likes back and all them what do you got got on Facebook? They ain't retweet.
What do they call it?
Repost?
I don't freaking know.
I don't be on Facebook.
My daddy on it.
So it's not Black Planet?
No, man.
All right.
Now, lastly, Kim Kardashian. I want to do this story again.
If you need something done with the president, you got to ask Kim Kardashian.
She's the Trump whisperer.
She's met with him yesterday again about freeing another prisoner.
And let's hear her talk about it. I had a call with a gentleman that's in prison for a drug case, got life.
It's so unfair.
He's 30 years old.
He's been in for almost 10 years.
That was a marijuana case, right?
Yeah.
I was on the phone with the judge that sentenced him to life who resigned because he had never been on the side of having to do something so unfair.
And now he is fighting with us to get him out.
Listen, I have absolutely no problem with that.
And if you slandered that, you're a hater.
OK, you can't hate the Kardashians more than you hate progress.
If she's getting people out of jail, God bless her.
Absolutely.
God bless her, man.
I'm glad she's the Trump whisperer.
All right. and that is
your rumor report. Now,
gotta shout out Noriega.
N-O-R-E. My guy. Today is
Norie's birthday. Happy born day, Norie.
How old, Norie? 41 today? Norie's 41.
He's out in Paris right now.
I think he has us locked in, so shout to Norie.
Happy birthday, Norie. You know I'm gonna start
the mix off with some Norie, so shout to the boy Norie.
Drop on the clues bombs for Norie. I just want Norie to know that En off with some Nori. So shout out to the boy Nori. Drop on the Clues bombs for Nori.
I just want Nori to know that Envy just added this music to his mix
because I told him an hour ago that it was your born day.
So he really appreciates you, Nori.
Yes.
Shout out to Nori.
You know whose birthday it is as well?
No.
Foxy Brown.
Really?
Yeah, Fox Boogie Brown.
So you should play Bang Bang.
Bang.
Bang.
I don't know if I got that clean.
I don't wake people up this morning.
You should play Bang Bang featuring Capone, Nori, and Foxy Brown. I'm going to see if I can get Bang Bang on the team. Why not wake people up this morning? All right. I'm going to see if I can that clean. That'll wake people up this morning. You should play Bang Bang featuring Capone, Nori, and Foxy Brown.
I'm going to see if I can get Bang Bang on the team.
Why not wake people up this morning?
All right, I'm going to see if I can get that.
That's an old school.
I was going to play Get Me Home.
Gotta get you home with me tonight.
Okay.
Uh-oh, uh-oh.
I'm just saying, since it's both their born days,
you know what I'm saying?
You can kind of like combine the two.
Okay.
All right, all right.
Well, get your request and let us know what you want to hear.
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And again, shout out to Noriega.
Today is his birthday.
And shout out to all my Virgos out there.
All the Virgos out there we represent and celebrating for you.
Hit me up right now and I'll shout you out for your birthday.
Yes, and go to Complex and stream On The Run Eatin' since it's Norie's born day.
You know what I'm saying?
If you've never seen his web series, web show, On The Run Eatin', go watch it on Complex.
All right.
Well, let's get you requested.
It's produced by Norie and Charlamagne Tha God. See how he throws his little back to back to himself? web series, web show, on the run, eat and go watch it on Complex. All right. Well, let's get you requested.
Produced by Norian Charlemagne.
See how he throws his little back to back to himself?
Charlemagne down over there.
All right.
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