The Breakfast Club Talks Edibles, Plastic Surgery and Nick Cannon

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning usc yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Good morning, Charlomagne the guy peace to the plane in
this Tuesday, Yeah, six Tuesday, he are here. What's happening?
How y'all feeling out there? I'm doing good, feeling good,

(00:23):
a little tired, feeling good. You over forty. When you
over forty, you wake up in a constant state of tiredness. Okay,
you're perpetually tired. I'll tell you what's a good feeling.
Last night, I went to sleep at like ten fifteen ish, right,
and I woke up the pa at one o'clock. But
I didn't realize it was one o'clock. So you wake
up and then you look at the clock and you

(00:45):
see that this one, and you realize you got three
more hours before you got to get up. Oh that's
heaven right there, boy, Oh that's what good things were
made up? You hit me, not me. My dog was
bowled the lastness. I have to get up and check
out with what he was balking at podcast. I thought
about your feet again, No, my feet good money. Now
that punk gass dog was barking at his own shadow.
You know what, I'm gonna bring that punk gass dog
up here for you. I've seen that punk gass dog.

(01:06):
That punk got dog gonna do number cower under pressure,
you too. I can't wait. I can't wait for that
for that dog to meet you. Gass dog named after
a white Marshal Lartis has no proof that Chuck Norris
ever knew karate for real. By the way, well, I
didn't name my dog Chuck Norris. I bought him and
he was named him. I didn't give him his name. Okay, okay,

(01:28):
my dog is a fully trained ATTACTI google Chuck Norris.
People don't know who Chuck. Our generation know who Chuck
Norris is. But he was a white man who used
to pretend to know martial arts. But he didn't know
no damn martial arts. I think I'm gonna bring my
dog up here just to bite you in your ass
one good time. That's a good lawsuit. Let's do that.
I need a Lord Act to change for the fall.
We just set a lot of courts. No, no, And

(01:51):
I'm gonna tell him that Jim said, you put you
trained the dog to bite me on the ass. You
were showing them pictures of my ass. You showed them
that mold in my ass that I bought you, and
you trained dog to bite me on the ass. Now,
easy lawsuit, easyness. All right, let's get this show. Had
a lot of cold for sixty nine hundred dollars, that's
what you would want. Sixty nine dollars. Are just getting
sixty nine dollars, sixty nine hundred, You just want sixty nine?

(02:13):
That's all you want? YEA from ZS. What we're talking about, Well,
NFL's news streaming service, NFL Plus. Let's talk about that launch.
Oh lord, all right, I can't afford another screaming service,
but you gotta get rid of one. Oh lord, it's
the breakfast club. Good morning. Oh to get everybody is
cej Envy Angela, Ye, Charlomagne, the guy we are we
have clubs getting some front page news where we're starting. Easy. Well,

(02:37):
the NFL has launched their streaming service NFL Plus, and
so that will allow fans to watch live games on
a smartphone or a tablet. It costs four ninety nine
a month, or you could pay thirty nine ninety nine
for a year. It comes with access to preseason games,
archived football footage, and then they have a higher tier subscription,
NFL Plus Premium that's nine ninety nine or seven ninety

(03:00):
nine seventy nine ninety nine for the year and then
includes ad free game replays, coaches film, a camera angle
that let's a viewer see the game from all twenty
two players on the field. You gotta get it. So
it's different from the NFL Network or NFL Sunday Ticket.
Those both offer a viewer access to live games, but
they have to be paid for through a cable service provider.
With NFL Plus, you don't need NFL Game Pass and

(03:21):
it will no longer be offered in the US. So yeah,
they definitely gotta get it. Now. I will be honest
with you. I thought I needed it, and I'm not sure.
I'm not too sure now I've had what it is
They are moving away from network television. For example, the
NFL has broadcast contracts with CBS, ESPN, Fox, and NBC
that ends in twenty thirty three. Oh, we could think
about it like this, right, No, no no, no, twenty thirty three.
No no, no, no chair leading. Right, you're a chair leader.

(03:44):
You're a chair dad. So now you gotta sit there
all day. You're doing the chairs twice. You miss all
the games and you're doing the chairs twice. Now you
can watch the full game on your iPad on your phone.
That is true, But I listen. I'm a I'm a
Dallas Cowboy fan, so you know it's enough. He shut
up hearing the try State Cowboys really don't come on
television that much unless they're playing like the Giants are
deject to somebody like that. So, I mean, that's really

(04:06):
the only thing I would want to see. Other than that,
I'm pretty good with highlights. No, I'm good because will
include all out of market preseason games that was formerly
only available. Care about pason NFL game Pass and so no,
especially if I go out on Sundays, if I gotta
take the wife somewhale, or I gotta take the kids
to swim or track or something, I'm sitting there, old,
I'm not jumping in this pool yet. I gotta see.

(04:29):
I want to see it. Don't feel like I need
it yet. Based off what that description is, forty dollars
for the year, though for the's a lot of money,
it's not crazy. That's a lot of way that adds up,
but even still a year. Yes, that's a lot of money,
but I'm doing it for forty a year. I have
to see for us. I want to see. I'm not
gonna just jump out and order it just because I
want to wait and see exactly what it is, because
based off what she just described, I don't feel like

(04:49):
I need a right sending if I'm traveling from on
a plane. I used to planes where I find watched
the game too. Oh yes, definitely, I'm so forty dollars
a year done. Knock yourself out and Family Dollar has
issued a nationwide recall of at least four hundred personal
care and drug products you not be up in Family Dollar,
so things like tailing all day, quill, crests, toothpaste, and more.

(05:11):
They were shipped to certain stores on or around May
one through June tenth due to being due to to
after being stored outside of label temperature requirements according to
the FDA. So I never got drugs from Family Dollars.
I don't think I've ever bought in drugs from toothpaste,
tooth paste and things like that, but I never I

(05:31):
would never pick up a talent in those household I
don't from family. How con celtre I do? I love
family Dollar. No, I never go to I've been a
family dollar forever. I mean I grew up off Family Dollar,
but in Dollar General. Camera. So Dollar General came around,
we started going to Dollar General. I'm gonna be honest,
I don't know the difference. I just don't know the
family dollar Dollar General. You don't really be going when

(05:51):
I see the dollars stores, so we have them all
over Brooklyn. No I see a dollar store. I've never
got talent. I would never get drugs, man, I mean
you see it. I thought family Dollars like started the
window all out once the Dollar Generals and everything started
to come aade. I go to for Easter, I go
to for Halloween. I go to for everything else, but
not drugs. Okay, all right, well that is your front

(06:14):
page news. All right, get it off your chests. Eight
hundred five eight five one O five one. If you
need to vent, phone line to wide open again. Eight
hundred five eight five one on five one. Hit us
up right now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning the
Breakfast Club. Thank you from you on the Breakfast Club.
But you got something on your mind. Let Hello, who's this?

(06:36):
What's going on? DJ? And Va slomnela god and Angela
Yiga morning? How are you? I'm fine, you know, I've
been trying to get a contact with you guys for
a minute, you know, but last time I've been putting
on hold for about three weeks. Who is in there?
One of the things there? Why are you staying on
over three weeks? I want better for you? But listen,

(06:57):
I'm not saying I was on hope. It's a week
I said. I called. I'm meant to say I called
about two or three times, okay with me home, but
he met it and I was listening to listening to
everybody else getting it off face tests. I'm like, well,
wait a minute, when you got your opportunity, now, what's
that lady? Well we'll listen. Well for starters, mister Sharlo
made a god. I have not got my books. I've

(07:18):
not got my two books sent me. I'm upset, Eddie,
while you ain't sending the books out, I'm upset, male team,
and send the books out. Yeah, I'm not gave him
my name, gave him my name and number. Now that ed?
He said, any about to get your address again? And
We're gonna try this one more time. Okay, now now
the second. I gotta got off my chest. Last time

(07:38):
I called it here, y'all, y'all pronounce my name now, DJ.
You ain't here. You weren't here, so I ain't gonna
count you with shar Lemagne and Angelie. Y'all call me Shanni. Okay,
my name is she? Like the singer that's Marythons, like Washing.
I like y'r smile. Well, thank you, Shernise. We love

(08:04):
your Smich is a classic record right there. That is
a beautiful summertime record. You hit me anytime. It just
makes you feel good. Hello, who's this yo? What up?
What's up? Get off your chest? Ain't that much man,
Sharlevage many lawyer, man? Man, you you when you tell me,

(08:24):
you let me know. I mean I listen, you know,
like I believe in prayer, and you know, I do
my breathing exercises. But man, it's just one of those
things where it's like you kind of gotta let go
and let God man, because as much as we want
to protect our kids at all times, we just we
just simply can't. They still got to go out into
this world, you know how old. Are they my son
three start? He said, your sons? What three? Three years?

(08:48):
You said he's starting camp? He must have started camp
or something this summer. Yeah, I know, brother, Trust you
know they have something certain schools and a lot of
schools offering now when they have cameras all over the
school where you could actually log in and see your
kids throughout the day. I got my schools. You know,
I got that. We got all that. But honestly, even
you should google it. I'll tell you this, that makes

(09:10):
my parental paranoia worse. I mean because because because you
know what, I never I don't want to put it
out there, but I'm just saying like, yeah, I don't
even put it out there. But it's just like it
makes my parents the paranoia worse. But like I said, man,
you just gotta let go and let God. There's really
nothing we could do, man but let but but let
our kids exist, and you know, just pray for the best. Brother. Now,
I had that in public schools and everything A lot

(09:31):
of times. Yeah, wow, yeah a lot of times. It does.
It just gives parents that that the comfortability that they're
able to drop their kids off and you're able to
watch them go from class to class. The only place
that they don't have the cameras off, of course, in
the bathroom, but allows you to watch kids. I mean,
I guess for me something like that. You know, you
gotta let the teach us know, like you always watching.
I'm like, you know, sometimes you gotta make random comments

(09:51):
like like I've seen you today. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've
seen your painting the old people all time today. I'll
do that all the time. Yeah, I'll do that all
the time. Even camp. I popped up the camp of
a day. Yeah. Parental paranoid, it's such a real thing.
But I think that's just a natural emotion that that
natural anxiety parents have. It's just it's just it's part
of us. And I'm pretty sure it's always gonna be
part of us. Like I'm yeah, I'm forty four years old.

(10:13):
My mom still checks on me. I'm from my pops.
My pops used to just pop up, pop up, that's me.
Who's your child? Which one? Oh that's me, that's me, Yep,
that's me. I was. I was definitely I'm like that.
I'm remember in two Juice when two close that locker
bish was just standing as me. That's me. With all
the teachers. But what's happening? Get it off your chest?

(10:35):
Eight hundred five eight five one on five one. If
you need to vent hit us now. It's the Breakfast
Club of the Morning, the Breakfast Club Power one on
five one, The Breakfast Club Angel and Charlemagne, the Gods

(11:00):
your time to get it off your chest? Your man
or blass. We want to hear from you on the
breakfast But hello, who's this yo? What? What? That man
from Atlanta was up? Man from Atlanta? Get you off
your chest? Handy hands and yelmnute man, I gotta take
of meat and brown lift. Just don't meet. I'm trying
to what she was drinking? Drink man? I was drinking
I thought off with from Jack Davis. Then I had

(11:22):
some handy math on myself. Man, But that's that's because
you mixed Jack Daniels and Hennessy full. That ain't even
bro that's a whiskey in a kanyak. Too dark. That's
gonna be straight when you go. You can't mix white dark.
And where did you pee on yourself? I knew I
was sitting in the park. I was sleeping when it happened.
Did you pull up it? Did you pull it? Did

(11:42):
you pee? Did you pull a peek on yourself in
your own call, in my own car? No cout, bro,
you mixed whiskey with kanyak? What you thought was gonna happen? Man?
You shouldn't tell nobody that story, should just come up. Hey, hey,
he was the best of night. Man, I get it
off the chick. And that's the problem y'all looking at
it and thinking it's all brown. It's not all brown.
Jack Daniels is a whiskey Hennessey as a kanyac. You know.

(12:03):
Don't mix whiskeys and kanyaks. Bro, Bro, So you walked
in the house with with peep pans, Oh yeah it was.
It was night time though. Did nobody know what's what's
in a Long Island iced tea? I don't know, only
drink though. I feel like they mix all kind of
liquor in that, like five different ones. Oh yeah, hey man,
y'all fo be good. Many Long Island is grow up?

(12:26):
What old on? Let me see what a Long Island
iced tea? And now I want to know vodka, tequila light, rum,
triple sec gin and a splash of cola. You shouldn't
be drinking that either that's what I said, grow up?
The hell do you drink varka and tequila? Rum gin? Why? Hello?
Who's this? What? This is? What? Nation from Columbus? Y'all good,
We're good. How you feeling? Listen? I'm low key mask

(12:49):
through what happened? I want so last night, right, me
and my husband chill, we watch A two. I want
to act to that. I felt sleep at eight o'clock.
I woke up for four am looking stupid this morning,
and then he sleeps and I don't like that. Well
it was four o'clock. I mean, look, because I don't
want to worked about seven thirty eight, and so it's

(13:12):
unnecessary for me to be awake at ever, I could
have got two more hours long, but looking aut house,
I could throw a lot of clothes in now I
got all the lights on, candles popping, whole house smell
like bleaching. Four am in the morning. I'm watching super
right now, why don't you wake your husband up and
give him something? Hey? Let him sleep? Nah, sleep is

(13:35):
more important you right? So, But I do got a
question for Envy, Yes, man, why are you always whining
to us every morning? Talk about the mixes? Line? It
ain't line I'm glad you finally got on early, thinking, hey,
you need to play the blocy who set it off
loose as a good old guy when he was big,

(13:56):
played the floaty shoot letmond photo shoot, all right, gonna
tart to mix off a boost. What about my shirt? Off?
My shirt? Off, my shirt, off my shirt, take my
shirt off and all oh, I breathe. Man, all right,
we'll get your guard. Don't start now. Go wake your
husband up, give him something right fast before you go
to work. And don't be adding the old end of
my name. I ain't on Ninja turtle when you ain't

(14:18):
do Minican Bernardo, are older the end of everything? You
know how to wake him out? Well, how my work, musky,
hold on the line. I'm gonna tell you what to do,
all right, all right, don't put nothing in that man,
have a good morning. All right. She said, playing this bunky,
that's what she said. And you said, all right, oh oh,

(14:43):
she said, boosey, I thought she said, playing this bunky fool,
And you was like, all right, up early today and
she's gonna be tired around three. Get it off your chest.
Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one that
we got rooms on the way. All right, Master P
talks about his daughter Tianna Miller's death. He did his
first TV interview since that happened. We'll tell you what

(15:04):
he had to say on CBS this morning. All right,
we'll get into that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
the Breakfast Club. Wanting everybody is DJ Envy, Angela Yee,
Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get
to the rumors. Let's talk Masterp. This is the Rumor
Report with Angela ye Man. I can't even imagine the

(15:32):
pain that Master P and his family are feeling after
losing his twenty nine year old daughter, Tatiana Miller to
an accidental drug overdose that happened in May. And he
sat down with Gail King on CBS and he talked
about going to her funeral and what that whole experience
was like for him. This is his first time talking
about it since then. Coming from where I come from,
coming from poverty, you would think that you would out

(15:55):
live your kids, and that was the mission. Yeah, and
I feel like going to my daughter funeral, I feel
like I went to my own funeral, and I don't
even want to go to no more funerals. How were
you notified Percy that she had my other daughter called me?
It was it was the worst call that a parent
can get. And knowing that you are successful, and you know,

(16:19):
my sympathy go out to to everybody that lost the child.
And I said, I'm gonna turn my pain in a
passion and I'm gonna turning it in to a purpose
because I can't get my daughter back. Yes, that's her.
He's collaborating with AIJ Cares and other steps and abuse

(16:41):
recovery organizations. He wants to make sure that he does
give back to people who are going through a similar struggle. Yeah,
definitely healing energy, the Masterpie and his whole family. I mean,
there's no words, There's nothing anybody can can say to
make a parent feel better after they lose a child,
like nothing. And if you ever watched Growing Up Hip Hop,
she did discuss thet goes that she had on that

(17:01):
show as well. All right, now, Charlotta Migne, you were
on the View yesterday. Yeah, I was on the View.
I'm promoting the second season of my late night talk show,
which is this Thursday. Immediately after the Daily Show, we
changed the name to a Hell of a week, but
we come on every Thursday night, right right after the
Daily Show. Okay, And one thing that you were talking

(17:22):
about was Liz Cheney and whether or not you respect her. Now,
we were talking about politics, and we were talking about
Liz Cheney, and there's some people like me who see
her as a profile and courage, as a historical figure,
as somebody who's chaney. Yes, how do you see her?
That's a broad question. How do I see her? Like? Yeah,
because some people see her as a hero in today's politics.

(17:44):
Some people see her as a hero. Well, she's standing
up to people who say that pretty low stolen. Yeah,
but she was complicit for four years. I mean, when
you ride with Donald Trump on damn then everything for
four years, I don't think you can be considered a hero.
Not to mention. After January six sheoted against the John
Lewis voting rights bills. So you can't tell me that
you're standing up for democracy when you won't even vote

(18:05):
to preserve the cornerstone of democracy, which is voting. Yeah.
I had no idea. People were looking at Liz Cheney
as a hero like let's not get crazy, like like
she's attempting to help clean up a mess she made.
But let's be clear, when Trump was an office, she
voted in line with him ninety two point nine percent
of the time. Not to mention, like I just said,

(18:25):
she voted against the John Lewis voting rights like, and
she a stained from voting on two pro choice abortion bills.
I was here a hero, yeah, I mean her political
career is pretty much over now too. So that's that
the bar for being a hero is in hell. I
like what it's being a hero? I'm serious, Like that's
a loaded word, hero, hero now loosely use that term

(18:48):
now hero. I guess famous, I guess, I guess. Just
make sure you watch your season two of my late
night talk show on Comedy Central every Thursday night, immediately
after the Daily Show. All right, now, Full Front of
What Samantha B has been canceled at TBS after seven seasons.
That's pretty successful, though, seven seasons of a weekly late

(19:09):
night series, and so they said, a TBS spokeswoman told Deadline.
As we continue to shape our new programming strategy, we've
made some difficult business based decisions. Full Front Of with
Samantha B will not return as TBS. We are proud
to have been the home to full fronts of with
Samantha By and Thinks Sam and the rest of the
Emmy nominated team for their groundbreaking work. We celebrate this

(19:29):
extraordinarily talented cast and crew and look forward to exploring
new opportunities to work with them in the future. TBS
must be getting out of the talk show business period
because Conan's not there at Nomore and Samantha B. They
canceled Samantha B. They must not be in the talk
show business at all anymore, all right, and Nadell has
set some new dates for her Vegas residency that was
postponed previously. Does she ever started? She never started. Now

(19:51):
she postponed it. It's now going to take place from
November eighteenth until March twenty fifth, so it's twenty four
rescheduled shows and there have also been eight new shows
that have been added to the engagement. The new dates
were announced on Ticketmaster if you want to go and
check that out. I got to see Ushian first or
hear us. Yes, it looks amazing when you see it,
when you see like the clips that people have been
posting online. Yeah, yeah, look like it looked like a

(20:14):
lot of fun all right, and R rated movies have
come to Disney Plus now. So the streaming service added
its first R rated films in the US on Friday.
That's Deadpool, Deadpool two, and Logan. So they're not necessarily
kid friendly, but now these rated R movies are on
Disney Plus. It's twenty nineteen launch. They've really focused on
titles for the whole family rated PG. Thirteen and below.

(20:36):
But now they're doing that. Trust me, these kids are
seeing worse things on social media, like you know, like
they they'll be fine watching Logan or Deadpool or whatever
R rated Disney movie. It is all right, Well I'm Angela. Yeah,
and that is your rumor report and salute the Whoope
two Saluth Whoopie Golberg. She wants to she wants to
pull up to the Breakfast Club because you know they
got the Tail movie coming out. Yeah, the movie about

(20:58):
Emmet Tell and the story of his mother's pursuit of
justice for Emmetel. I think Emmetel would have been eighty
eight one yesterday. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for that trailer released yesterday.
She said she want to come anytime. You know, she's
remember she's to work of it righty with Cubby was
a year right when we first started, right, and when
we first started Oh yeah yeah, all right, well, front

(21:20):
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marijuana addicts worldwide according to studies. Wesley Muhammad tried to
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slash Breakfast Club Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy Angela, Yee, Charlomagne.
We are the Breakfast Club. All right, let's get in
some front page news. Just side note. I had to

(22:06):
pay five dollars for little thing of orange use today
and fresh squeeze it in the bottle. Five dollars. I
could have give you a fresh Squeeze squeeze for way
cheaper than that, bro. As I was saying, the smoke
bottle five dollars. Usually the big carton was the five dollars.
I thought, was it all natural? Look at the ingredients
in the store. You can have things that are press

(22:28):
juices that are all natural that juice. But I don't
I think that, but that you gotta look at the ingredients. Yeah,
but anyway, that was expensive fish. I will say this though,
the bottling caps, everything is a lot more expensive nowadays,
the big mechanics like five dollars five fifty. You, sir,
you have to look at the ingredients. No, I don't
want to hear that from you, Bro. You're out here

(22:48):
talking about all these damn cars and everything. I know.
I won't hit that from you. Goddamn five. You're lucky
you ain't get charged ten dollars in orange. But that's
why I buy, because I usually don't spend five dollars
for no damn orange uice. All right, but we're going
from peace. Well, maybe you would like some THHC now.
According to report, higher concentrations of TAT, which is the
part of marijuana plant that makes you high, are causing

(23:09):
more people to become addicted in many parts of the world.
So compared with people who use a lower potency type
of product than those who use a higher potency cannabis,
they're more likely to experience addiction and mental health outcomes
when you use those higher levels of THHC. So scientists
have said that a standard TAC unit of five milligrams
of THC research, that's what they've been going by. They

(23:31):
said it produces a mild intoxication for non regular users.
And now they said that people who use high potency
cannabis was linked to a fourfold increased risk of addiction.
They said about three and ten people who use marijuana
have cannabis use disorder. That's what is the medical term
for marijuana addiction. So just be careful how much potency
you want. You know, the TAT is what makes you

(23:52):
high number t First of all, some of this stuff
be ridiculous. When you see this stuff, that's say, forty
Union posts to be doing that, bro, some of them
be more than that. Thirty percent THHC is ridiculous, not bad,
that's high. Thirty percent is high. Oh, but of course
they're addicted. They're drugs. Isn't that the point? Like that,

(24:12):
and that's what happens when you have people manufacturing the drugs. Now,
it's not like you know, people are growing these things.
These things are like made somewhere. Well, it depends what
it is like. Some people do grow it, like you know,
I have a spot in Detroit where we actually grow.
But we have to send it out to get tested,
and we have to test to make sure it has
a certain amount of t AC and a certain amount
of CBD and and actually what's in it. But um,

(24:33):
like you said, there are reasons for it. Some people
use it for anxiety. Some people use it as a
muscle relaxing something they're going to sleep. Some people use
it to calm down. Is what it makes you high?
I do, I do CD, I do it. I do
a combination. I have a strain of a ten percent
THHC ten percent CBD, and I use that sometimes for

(24:57):
my anxiety. I use that sometime to relax, especially after
a good word out. I absolutely do. I think the
problem is also with regulations right now is everybody's opening
different businesses and they still haven't figured out how to
regulate products the way that they need to. So do
you mean I mean with the government regulating like how
things are labeled and all of that is not a
lot of control over that yet. Well, a lot of

(25:17):
those big dispensaries they send it out to get tested.
Like I know, and like I said, the one that
I'm doing, they had to send it out to get
tested and had to get tested. I know. Some of
the big companies, whether it's y Already you know Cookies
or Mary Jane Detroit or whatever it may be, some
of those big dispensaries, they have to send it out
and they get it. That's why you can actually look
on the back of the package and it tells you
exactly what's in it opposed to just buying it from

(25:38):
your local Dina is high, but like most of the
strongest we've screens, the thirty percent is like the high
they got something that's forty three. Now, as marijuana becomes
more potent, the cases of marijuana associated psycho psychosis has
been rising, and that is a loss of contact with
reality that's characterized by hearing voices and having delusions. So

(26:01):
the evidence linking cannabis potency to addiction and psychosis is
very clear according to scientists, and high potency we users
appear to have a significant increase in the likelihood of
developing generalized anxiety disordering those who smoke less robust strains
of marijuana. According to a twenty twenty study, if I'm an,
if I'm an hallucinated, I'm either go do shrooms or something. Well,

(26:23):
I've never done a shroom in my life. I do
I enjoy shrooms. I might go those ones I did
with chocolates. All right, all right, that is your front
page news. Let's open up the phone lines eight hundred
five eight five one o five one. Since we're talking
about cannabis, let's we're talking about marijuana on here. One
of your craziest trips. Maybe you took too much by accident.

(26:43):
I want to talk to your people that's doing these
weed screens. That's over forty percent. That's insane. It's not
forty percent over forty percent you bugging okay? But some
people say forty percent higher marijuana. That's forty percent and TFC.
Some people say that's a myth. A lot of people
say that's not even real, like you gotta go to
like Berlin to get I'm not saying they know, but

(27:05):
a lot of people say those things don't really that's
really a myth. But that's high bro, over forty percent,
you're crazy. It depends what type of smoke you are.
I don't talk about eight hundred five supers up here.
He was like, don't try moon rock because moon rock
is over whatever percent. It was, yeah, I think anything, don't.
So what didn't we talk about? Forty is crazy? Mary

(27:25):
pot anything above like twenty five. You're gonna listen to her.
What you did? You hold up? Come out? Taylor's in
here smiling like cheesing right because she's like, I spoke
weed that's over forty percent. Let me tell you what
Taylor said. That's ten minutes ago. Taylor goes, oh, there's
a video. The video got audio. I thought it was
just video. She did, mind you, it's me on the view.
She didn't sell that. She did say that. She walked

(27:47):
out of here. I was like, wow, I didn't know
that there was an audio with the video video on
the view. So were just on a view miming damn
Taylor was damn it tail. I was going, that's what
happened when you do overy one. All the time? You
smoke out marijuana over forty was Taylor? Yes, all the time.
I don't think she smokes anything under forty anybody that

(28:08):
knows Taylor wax too. Whoa, Now you're really talking about
it now, Now you're really proving my point. You know
what eight hundred five eighty five on the Breakfast clubs,
Breakfast Club, it's topic time. The phone called eight hundred

(28:30):
five eight five one oh five one to join it
to the discussion with the Breakfast club. Talk about it morning.
Everybody is DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlomagne the guy. We
are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us,
we're talking about cannabis. Now, what was the story you
told us? She and they were talking about highly potent
weed is creating marijuana addicts worldwide because of the amount

(28:51):
of THHC, the concentration of TAC. It's causing people to
get more addicted and have mental health outcomes from that. Yeah,
if y'all out here in popular you know edibles that
are freaking thirty percent THHC forty percent thhc uh moon rock,
Moon Rock sometimes gets a little bit over fifty percent
of TC. That's too much, y'all doing too much, bro,

(29:13):
you might smoke crack. If you're gonna do that crack,
I'm saying yo man. Listen. When Snoop was up here
way back in the day, he first told us about
Moon Rock, and he would he you've never seen Snoop
push back on weed. Ever, Snoop was like, no, do
not too moon Rock. He's like, I don't even smoking,
no damn moon Rock. And I went and looked up
with the moon the THHC and Moon Rock is it

(29:35):
is fifty one point two percent THHC. That's ridiculous, bro,
I don't need that much. I don't need that much.
All right, let's go to the phone lines. All right,
we have Tina on the line. Tina, good morning. I'm
eg girl. Morning to us. We're talking, Uh, what's too
high and what's your craziest high story? Um. I do

(29:57):
think that the forty percent is a little too high.
I think I did a strand of the forty percent.
I think it was like some blue dream or something
Jesus and and I had. I don't know. I was
just so high. I got in the car and I
kept on trying to close my door and it wouldn't close,
so I just kept on splinting it. And then when

(30:18):
it finally closed, I was like, let me check that out,
Like what was that and it was my phone like
it was oh my god, in the shape of thes
like it was really messed up. So you were hallucinating. No,
I wasn't hallucinating. I just kept on trying to close
my car door. I didn't understand why it wouldn't close,
and I was so high I couldn't make sense. That
sounds like hallucination. I don't want to get that high,

(30:41):
Like I like tac TC. I like ten percent or less,
like anything over ten percent and scratching it for me. Usually,
I think most is usually between sixteen and twenty five
percent is usually what an average dream is. No, that's
when people pushing his own. No, man, they got they
got the one ten percent below that is low and

(31:02):
that that's mild. Yeah, it's more moderate up to the twenties,
in the twenty three to twenty five. But people who
smoke all the time, they have a way higher tiler. Absolutely,
and the one that's true and the ones that are
twenty percent that's like for like people that smoke. Like
people that smoke smoke and want some of that. Some
of the strongest stuff you'll find and edible form is
usually in twenty percent of higher, but ten percent or

(31:24):
less that's for us people that just like to get
a little relaxation. And ten to twenty percent that's a
lot for beginners. Bro Well, beginner's better through five percent,
maybe four and just take a half. Hello, who's this?
It was Richter is rich ain't? Um, we're talking edibles too,
rich edibles or the flowers? Talking aedibles, not flower. We're

(31:47):
talking edibles. I'm not I'm not too. I'm a lot
too sadly on the on the on the edibles, but okay, flower,
the flower. Um, I know, if you're doing over forty percent,
you might as well be doing cramp. That's why other
people gotta tell y'all the same thing. Y'all. Y'all have
like y'a don't be outside or something, and I don't
even be outside. I'm definitely outside, and I know I

(32:07):
know that outside Like I know in New York they
just legalized it. And for the most part, there's no
dispensaries out here. So where you get lea from this
off the local you know what I'm saying. Dispensaries out
in a couple, Yeah, in a couple, but they got
like I know, in the in the streets they got
and then they got block word. You know what I'm saying.
And if you're smoking blockword, then you you majority of

(32:29):
the time, you're not even smoking that thirty percent or
forty percent that you're talking about, you're smoking pages. I'm
saying ten percent. Yeah, most people. Most people don't have
no clue. And I know a lot of times when
they go to different places, like when they have Vegas
and or you know, Vegas has a bunch of dispensaries
where you can actually see. I know Detroit has a
bunch of dispensaries that you can actually see. California has
a bunch of dispensaries that you can actually see. But

(32:49):
like you said, when you're buying off the street, they
could tell you anything. You don't know what you're smoking
unless you go to a store. Like you said, majority
of it is about I would say sixteen to twenty
five percent. Yeah, that's the fact. And that's a person
is just like trying it, like a person never smoked
weed and they just trying it. They box them something
up the street and there's a little bit higher than
the see. I don't play around, so because I know

(33:11):
a lot of people that they've seen Temple one monkeys
following up like that for me? That's right? Could they
be on that moon rock all of that stuff that's
over thirty five percent forty percent? Ain't nobody got time
for that? Bro. I only I only brought off the
street twice. And one was that one time when we
was up here and we was all messed up. And

(33:32):
the other time is when when Angelie gave me something.
It was really how you did that's not buying off
the street yesterday the street? Did you pay for it?
No buy anything trying it's homemade. It wasn't awesome random
street because he can't test it. Oh my god. And
we talked it was medical too, it was medical. It
was we're talking right, eight hundred five, eight five one

(33:56):
or five one. We're talking about what's the highest strand
you took as an edible? And did you have a
crazy story. Let's talk about it's a breakfast clock more
and your opinions to the breakfast club top one morning.

(34:17):
Everybody is tch envy, Angela yee, Charlomagne the guy. We
are the breakfast club. Now, if you just joined us,
we were talking about a story, Angela, you report it
in front page News you want to give us some updates.
So what we're talking about, Yeah, it's about higher potency
weed right now with a lot of THHC in it,
and how that is causing a lot more addicts and
mental health outcomes from those addictions. Because you don't know

(34:39):
what's in this stuff, especially with the edibles, you know
what I'm saying. I mean, you know you're wishing for
the best, but you still gotta remember this stuff is
being manufactured, you know, somewhere, you know what I mean.
It's not like it's especially the gummies are manufactured. That's right.
It's processed, is GMO to a certain extent. It's not
like it's organic flower that you know, you can go
to a grow house and see where it's grown. Like,
you don't know what's in the medable. Then by I'm

(35:00):
this is coming from a person who likes edible. Yeah,
well yeah, if it's off the street, yes, But that's
why when I do get my own, I get it
from a dispensaries. Exactly what's in it. First of all,
I'm a classy broad. I don't buy them edibles off
the streets, sir. I get him from a dispensary, all right, okay,
all right, And I have people like my guy Jed
Knty and Josh you know, who have a great company

(35:21):
called hash Storia. All right, So Luther ray Kun the chef,
and they, you know, they keep me up, Yes, they
keep me there. Jed puts me onto what I need
to be put on too, because Jed deals with a
lot of the same things that I deal with, as
far as anxiety and things of that nature. So he he,
he tells me exactly what type of milligrams I should
be taking and things of that nature. See, I have
to go to Detroit or Vegas every time because Troit
got great dispensaries. That's the only place where dispensaries are.

(35:42):
Whether it's Yarden or Mary Jane or even Denverware, I
know it's a dispensary. I know I can ask, I know,
help what the present was great. They can guide me,
they can help me, and you know, do different things.
Oregon's great, you know, wells is great. Maryland Maryland's Maryland's great.
To Maryland has some great dispensaries where you can go
there and know exactly how much tied she is in
these edibles, how much milligrams, and you can you know,

(36:04):
get the proper amount for you? And that's the that's
the key, finding what's the proper amount for you? Correct?
I'm a ten percent guy. Uh, when I'm at home,
if I choose to do it. When I'm out socially,
five percent, I'm good. Yeah. See, if I'm taking a
long flight, I do about five milligrams. I mean, I
do about five milligrams. Ten milligrams if I'm taking a

(36:24):
six out flight to la Oh no, or I'll be
scared to do that. Oh no, puts me right out.
And five milligrams on a plane I can do and
puts me right out. If I'm at the crib, I
could do a little more. And what's his name? Huh?
What's his name? You said? Put you right out? Um Indiga? Oh,
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, said you? Ever you ever do it?
And get in your little fuzzy sheet. You got fuzzy sheets?
I love it. I have a no no, no, no, no,

(36:46):
a weighted blanket. Oh man, man, get get high off
from Endiga and then get up under a weighted blanket
on a nice couch. Oh my god. And now you're talking.
Now you're talking about lighting. What Now you're talking about living.
I'm about to leave right now. Oh let's go to
phone on Tello. Who's that blinking in the back but Tuesday? Yeah, Hello,

(37:07):
what's up? What's up? What's up? Charlotmagne was just trying
to take an edible with me and cutting with me.
I don't do edibles on Tuesday. That's a lie. Only
on the weekends. Hey, hey man, I don't know what
you're talking about, Charlotte Magne. Thirty percent, dude, Like, really
you talk about red? Thirty percent is ragged for edible? Man?
Come on, dude, Yeah, you bum just telling no boy
that after the phone man the dad about you. It's

(37:28):
a Graham seventy dollars a Graham eighty five point seven percent. Bro, Well,
there's no way different that that's pure, that's nothing in it.
But TAC eighty seven percent THHC. Yeah that eighty five
point seven TAC. And I put that on my white
widow in dubligity. Yeah, you might as well just smoke crack.
You're trying to escape something. You need You need therapy, bro,

(37:52):
Like you're trying to escape something. What childhood traumas are
you trying to escape? Bro? Dude? What I when I
get greasy, I was trying to get agreed. I want
the concrete to feel like off. But bro, you can't
do nothing stuff you just I mean, that's not giving
a tin share. If you ever use tink share, you
put it under your tongue. If you ever did that,
and it's like you feel it right away eighty seven
point nine percent TC, I don't believe you. Yea when

(38:15):
when people dab like that, a lot of times they
just look like they stuck on stupid they do. It
goes directly into their system and it's almost like you
ever see sometimes the fiends going through the city and
they just that's what that's that's strong eighty seven percent.
I don't know if it's that and tink shairs also,
but I will say that for people who do it
all the time, you know it won't affect them the

(38:36):
same way as it affects somebody like me. Hello, who's this? Hi?
My name miss Christina and Christina good morning. We're talking
about some edibles and the strongest edibles you had and
some crazy stories. Talk to us. Well, it was actually
a joint that I had smokes, but um, this was
when I was a bit younger, and I feel like
it was late and right before then, I really had

(39:00):
a project to present at my school, so I was
like really anxious and I was like suffering from anxiety
really bad. Then. So, um, I feel like I had
like a panic attack, and since it was late, I
think like I smoked too much Jesus, and eventually I
passed out. I blacked out. I hit my head on

(39:23):
the table. Yeah, it was so bad. Yeah. And then um,
when I got back up and I got conscious again, Um,
that's when I like I opened my eyes and it
was just pitched black, like I couldn't see anything. And
then eventually I got my sight back. But it was
really bad, Like I felt like it was late, and

(39:43):
then since I was suffering from anxiety, it just didn't
help the situation at all. Wow. Yeah, but now I
do take um like gummies, and I feel like they're
a lot better, Like they just gave me like a
nice buzz. But I don't take like a high percentage
of anything five milligram gummy, ten milligram gummy with uh

(40:08):
like ten thc. I'm cool with that, and I wouldn't
tell you, you know, I know a lot of times
everybody's got a friend that that likes to give a
gummy here, or this is a cupcake that they cooked.
These people are not scientists, so they don't know actually
how get putting in these things, So be careful. Uh.
One of one of my friends had a lace um,
I guess it was a lace gummy and he went

(40:28):
crazy for four years, like out of his mind for
four years, to the point where he was at my
house one time and I had to drive him home,
and I was scared to drive him home because he
first of all, he has animals strength and feel like
he had animal strength, and he was punching the ceilin
of my car and there was nothing. I couldn't do
anything with him. And for four years he was messed up,

(40:49):
and he and he got himself back together after like
the fifth or six years, he was Can I say something,
I'm sure it's just me being nick picky when you
say animals strength to find one animal because there's a
animals you can eat. I'm sure I'm talking about like
a gorilla. Okay, Okay, say that. You gotta be specific
like stript. Yeah, yeah, that's what I'm saying. You could

(41:11):
be the turtle, No, it was a chicken. Is a
chicken considered animal? My no, no, no, if you got
if you got chicken stri if you just choked the chicken,
got to calm them. Now, how do you choke the chicken?
What's wrong with you? Man? Is wrong with you? What's
your problem? What is your problem? Rahan? I'm talking gorillas

(41:33):
and monkeys. You're talking choking chickens. I'm talking super animals, trip,
you're talking about choking chickens. I just want you to
be about what animal, because there's some animals you could defeat.
I believe in you. Okay. By the way, the boiler
of the story is if y'all doing over forty percent
and edibles, y'all trying to escape something and y'all just
need to go get therapy or something. Brother, that's just ridiculous.

(41:55):
All right, we got rumors all the way. Yes, And
let's talk about an artist that signed with good music
but said that he was supposed to sign the Rockefeller First.
All right, we'll get into that next. It's the Breakfast
Club Morning Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy Angela Yee Shamagne
the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to
the rooms. Let's talk Little Wayne's angela Yee on the

(42:24):
Breakfast Club. All right, well, Little Wayne has posted the
cop who saved his life, Robert Hoogler, who recently passed
away Uncle Bob. He said, everything happens for a reason.
I was dying when I met you at this very spot.
You refused to let me die. Everything that doesn't happen
doesn't happen for a reason, that reason being you and
faith r I p. Uncle Bob on Cathy been waiting

(42:45):
for you. I love and missed you both and live
for us all. So if you guys recall, Little Wayne
has always told this story about how this police officer
saved his life when he was twelve years old. Age
of twelve years old, I shot myself. Police knocked on
the door right there. They knocked the door down. Everybody
jumped over my body to go get the guns and

(43:06):
drugs and whatever they could find. It took one guy
to stop right then, just cuss everybody that hopped over
me out like what the fuck are y'all doing? They said, oh, no, no, no,
we was gonna see if what the fuck are y'all doing?
We called the ambulance. He didn't drop me off at
the ambulance and say you take him. He bought me
to the hospital room and made two and stood there

(43:28):
and waited till the doctor said he's gonna he's gonna
make it up. That hopped over me was blacker than me.
My life was saved by white man. I don't know
what racist. I know a good name Uncah Bob though,
all right, So again he posted the rest in peace
to the police officer who saved his life. When he
was twelve and five year four and was on million

(43:49):
dollars worth of game, and he talked about being signed
to Mason's rich Fish label, and he said he was
giving a five thousand dollars advance for his deal. Who
bought me to him? He would saying he was like, oh, man,
just sign did you bug in? He read it. He's like, oh,
he just signed. It's good. So I just signed that.
It was it advanced anything. It was just like, yeah,
the Evans five thousand, he signed you for five thousand,

(44:12):
that's all gave you. That's five thousand hit. When when
you know what I'm saying, that hit the same thing
said five thousand, yeah, Nor signed for yeah, five five thousand, Yeah,
he signed for five thousand. That's hit. And I thought
I thought that he was gonna last till whenever that
was gonna lie to that last two weeks or listen,
but how long was the contract? You still had your

(44:33):
right still in the contract? Right now, I'm saying, you know,
Mace know the business. What I'm saying, he know, he
really know the business a lot like what I'm saying,
so out of like so I didn't know nothing. Now
he said, he's not crying over spelled milk. He said
he made the decision. He's in a better situation now
he gets what he gets, but he controlled But he said,
I control my own money. I would love to hear
makes comments on that, because you know, the first thing

(44:55):
you think when you hear that is like, well, damn,
Mace has been complaining about being in a bad contract
with did He for years, So why would he turn
around and do that to somebody else? So I would
love to hear of Mace's side of this. But I
also just thought about it too, like you know, sometimes
we play these clips and it could be a longer conversation.
Maybe he signed him at first or five thousand dollars
to see how he would do and to see how
popping he would get in the as he got popping,

(45:16):
the reconstructed the contract. So he said he's still in
the deal. Yeah, but he could have reconstructed it and
made it a better deal, a better situation for both
of him. I think sation heard he said that. He
just said he's still in the deal. Yeah, really, And
so other specifics of the deal is it's a production deal,
so Mace doesn't own his publishing the way Okay, I've

(45:38):
seen that in other interviews that I just would like
to hear, you know, Maze's side side of the story,
because I mean, you know a lot of people have
said the same exact thing, which is Dan, why would
Mace turn around and do something like that to somebody
when it's been being done to him all these years,
or usually when you have a publishing deal, when when
you have an artist like that, when you signed an artist,
you take care of everything and try to get that
all the signed so that five thousand dollars, yes, it's
in advance for you, but Mace would have to pay producers,

(46:00):
would have to pay for studio time, would have to
pay to get him started. So if that's the case,
I do understand that. But once he gets started, then
you renegotiate, right. And Mason was actually trying to buy
back his publishing, so he said, did he rejected a
two million dollar offer for him to buy back his publishing.
Maybe that's the difference. It's worth more than two million,
that's why. Yeah, And maybe that's the difference. The differences.
He don't own five yeols publishing. I don't know. That's

(46:22):
why I want to hear the side of the store.
All right, well, that is your room of report, Charley.
We're giving that. Don't get too man. Four after the hour.
We were just talking about, you know, people that's on drugs.
So let's go to Florida for a second, because clearly
the other thing about people in Florida, I don't know
if they're on drugs or not, but they are very
creative with the things that they do. Let's go talk
to a young man named Corey Johnson. He needs to
come into front of the congregation. We like to have

(46:43):
a world with him. But he does have a message
for the government. Will discuss. They just creative. Sometimes you
have to embrace. Will discuss. All right, we'll do it
when we come back. It's the Breakfast Club Morning. So
Breakfast Club, your mornings will never be the same. Aur
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(47:05):
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(47:27):
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Donkey of to Day for Tuesday, July twenty six, goals

(47:48):
to Corey Johnson of Bravard County, Florida. Okay, what did
your uncle Charlotte say about the great state of Florida.
The craziest people in America come from the Bronx, and
all of Florida in today's story is no exception. See
Corey was arrested on Friday for car theF He stole
a Ford F one fifty. I would say that's the
official truck of Florida. Drop on a clue bomb for

(48:09):
the four f one fifty. Yeah, I would agree. He
stole a Ford, a board and fifty without the owner's permission. Now,
car theF is a crazy crime, but sometimes people commit
card theft for what they believe of valid reasons. And
usually that reason is because they have some place important
to be. Are they think they have someplace important to

(48:30):
be and stealing a car is worth them getting there. Okay,
this is one of those stories, ladies and gentlemen. See
Corey needed to steal this four f one fifty because
he needed he had to. He had he just he
was just called to warn the US government about a
pressing issue. He had to warn the US government about something.

(48:53):
And when you got to warn the US government about something,
you need a Ford F one fifty to drive to
your local US government base. What are you talking about,
Uncle Sharla, I'm talking about Florida. Let's go to w
SHNBC two for the report. Police Calaman is accused of
driving a stolen pickup truck to the US Space Force
base in Brevard County, and deputies say Corey Allen Johnson

(49:13):
said that he trying to get on the base because
the President had told him he needed to warn the
government that aliens were fighting Chinese dragons. Deputies realized the
truck was stolen and placed Johnson under arrest for grand
theft auto. No what I love about Florida and news
and Florida just reports that like it's normal. He just
play it again. Eddy Calaman is accused of driving a

(49:36):
stolen pickup truck to the US Space Force base in
Brevard County, and deputies say Corey Allen Johnson said that
he trying to get on the base because the President
had told him he needed to warn the government that
aliens were fighting Chinese dragons. Deputies realized the truck was
stolen and placed Johnson under arrest for grand theft auto.
She reported that with such ease, you know last hour,

(49:58):
we were talking about THHC and amount of TC that's
in some of these edibles and the flower, and some
of y'all were saying, y'all do forty percent THC when
y'all said, y'all do a dab that's eighty percent THHC
and you sprinkle it on some white widow. White widow
by itself is like twenty to twenty five percent THC.
I stand on the fact that if you're doing all that,
you might as well be smoking crack. Okay, you're doing
THHC that high, and you are trying to escape something

(50:20):
and you actually need therapy because you got some one
process trauma you need to deal with. But what I'm
really saying is THHC got to be in the oranges
in Florida. I mean, I know most oranges are high
envitamin C, but something in Florida got to be high
in THHC. I don't want to blame this on just math, cocaine, heroin.
There is something in Florida that not only makes people
do I must be extremely high activities, but they're creative. Okay.

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I mean, we have been hearing about Florida men and
women for years and every time we hear about the
stories from Florida. It's something we've never seen or heard before.
You could do an anthology series on just Florida stories
and it would be better than the Twilight Zone. It
would be better than the episodes of Atlanta. Okay, this
dude went to the Patrick Space Force Base on behalf

(51:06):
of the president to give warning that a fight is
happening between Chinese dragons and US aliens. This is incredible.
Your start off playing grand theft auto only to go
on the US government that there's a battle going on
between Drogon and Thanos. Also, he didn't just say he
had a message from the president. He said that the
President told him to steal the car. Can you imagine

(51:29):
Joe Biden in your head telling you to steal a car.
If you don't know whether or not to steal this
car to warn the government about dragons and aliens, then
you ain't from Florida. Okay, there's not one person in
this room. Are listening to me right now, whether it's
on YouTube, whether you're listening on the app, whether you're
gonna be listening on the podcast later, whether you're in
your car right now, you cannot come up with one

(51:52):
valid reason after why Corey Johnson did this, because there
is none. We just all collectively understand. Because it's Florida.
Please give Corey Johnson the biggest he hull. Now we
can play two games. Okay, they're two games here, two games.

(52:16):
We can play a game of guess what race it is? Okay?
And I want to play a game of guess what
AGA's okay? Okay, all right, Corey Johnson, Brovard County, Florida,
stole a Ford f one fifty just to go warn
the US government that there's a fight happening between Chinese
dragons and US aliens. ANGELA, Ye, guess what race he

(52:40):
Corey Johnson. I'm gonna say, African Americans? Okay, African American,
good guests, last name Johnson? Okay, I know somebody named Johns.
I'm saying a lot of slave owners were named Johnson.
A lot of us got that last name. Uh, dj
or you know what, let me do the sea. Now, look,
Corey Johnson, guess what aga I'm gonna say about fifty two? Okay,

(53:03):
fifty two African American fifty two. That's what Angel says. Okay,
dj n vs uh Corey Johnson stole a Ford F
one fifty truck drove to a space station floor Patrick
Space Force Base. The war in the US government that
there's a fight happening between Chinese dragons and US aliens.

(53:24):
Guess what race? Years white? Okay, tell me what makes
you say that. I just don't think black people are
gonna steal a car and then go to the government.
If we're gonna steal something, we're gonna keep it moving. Okay, okay,
Drew Drew, Okay, okay, Well, first of all, I want
um Angelie did and though she's wrong about the race. Yes, DJ,

(53:45):
he's white about the race, right now? White about the race?
You white? You're a Dominican. I know, I know you.
I know what you are, Sir. I knew that. I
didn't say you were white about the race. This is
this is tell me the eight Guess what ags? Oh
he's not aging? Well, um, I would say third twenty

(54:08):
eight and shut up. You googled that. Ain't know why
you google it. Ain't nothing I got. He's talking dragon
So he's probably a fan of one of those shows
that's out now talking about dragons and aliens. Older people,
a lot of older people to watch them shows who
you've been working with the past thirteen years. What do

(54:28):
I believe it? How old? Am I? You're right? What
are you talking about? It has nothing to do with
age when it comes to aliens and dragons stuff. Okay,
tomorrow of the story is ANGELI said this guy is
fifty two. I would have guessed fifty something. Well, NBA
said twenty eight because he googled he's actually he's There's
no way he's twenty nine years old. This man, this man,

(54:49):
it's no way this man. If this man is his
man is twenty nine, it means he's never drink any
water and his life. Okay, he's aging back a heavy diet.
But when he starts talking about drag I getting fighting dragons.
That's the show was that's on now? That's a younger
age Game of Thrones. You mean, yes, show is not
on them, but it was on now. My daughter just
started watching it yesterday for the Throne. You know what

(55:12):
I mean to be in long? Was that right? Or
was that right? You were right because google this man's name.
There's no way you twenty eight. I want you all
to go look at this man's face and tell me
what comes across your mind. There's no way you're gonna
look at this man's picture there and you're gonna say, God, damn,
just know way, he's twenty knowing I knew, I knew
what it was. But he looks like he has sonny.

(55:33):
He'd been in Florida too long. Yeah, his face already
looked like it did a life centus bro, I'm not
gonna lie. Damn. His face looks like he's doing twenty
five years of life, and I'm leaning more to the life.
All right, Well, thank you for that dunkey today. What
were doing? I forgot you got me on to this
old I guess what race it is. I never knew
what we were doing. Ask me what he was saying. Oh,

(55:57):
you were telling us what you see. I'm not telling
him people jokes. You want me to talk about what
happened at the Chris Rock Kevin Hard Dave Chappelle Historical
Concert this past Saturday, greatest comedy show I've ever seen.
I'm not telling people's jokes, not doing that. But do
you know somebody who has had some bad surgery and
you're scared to tell them? That's right, you can miss
you can tell us now you don't have to see

(56:18):
a person's name. That's right, planning dangerous games. One hundred
five eight five, one on five. What I'm saying because
I was I was reading and I see bbl's on
the rise, and I was like, damn, some of these
people that their bodies look horrible. So do you tell
your friend that, look y'alla, you looks game this morning? Wow,
it's kind of too late to tell somebody they look bad, though,

(56:38):
I'm telling you, but if you look bad, at least
you can tell them you look that you look bad
your face to pull back ya eye. There's nothing they
can do at that point. It's too big. Stop. Some
people don't keep going stop all right. Eight hundred five
eight five one on five. One. Do you know a
friend or somebody you know in your family that keeps
doing surgery and you're scared to tell them to stop?
Let's talk about its, talk about what did ain't do nothing.

(57:00):
It's a breakfast club. Everyone one the breakfast club. Your
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(57:22):
incredibly funny movie DC Super Pets and Theaters, July twenty ninth,
Rate of PG Morning. Everybody is cj Envy, Angela Yee,
Charlomagne the guy. We are the breakfast Club now if
you just join us. We're talking about plastic surgery, bbls
and all lot of the stuff they've been saying that.
You know, they have been on the rise since the pandemic.
A lot of people have used their PPP money or

(57:43):
their extra money to go get a BBL or facelifts
from surgery or something like that. And I know a
lot of people were taking time when they were at
home to actually get work done so they didn't have
to leave the house. So it was a good time
to do it. Do you ever see people doing it
and you just want to tell them to stop? Like
a lot of people that I see, Dude, I always
think they go too far, Like the ass is just
too far. I don't and a lot of this, and

(58:04):
and Charlemagne just walked out for a second, But I
want to be honest, how do you clean your ass
when your ass is that big? How like you can't
reach like your ass has to be stinking, you cannot reach.
I think sometimes from my understanding, sometimes what the issue
is some of it is corrective too, right, because sometimes
if the work isn't done right, you have to get
the massages. You know, you have to make sure you

(58:26):
do certain things, and so sometimes they end up having
to get like corrective surgery. And then but when the
ass is that big, how do you clean your ass? Like?
How do you have someone do it for you? You
cannot clean your ass good. So when you poop, you
you gotta have a stink, you gotta have mudy ass
all day. I really wish you would stop asking about
Saucy Santanum bro. That's what's talking about. What I'm saying,
Saucy is nice. I ain't mean. I don't mean to curse,

(58:49):
but so what are you talking about? What we're talking about?
You know, we're talking about bbls, and I'm saying, sometimes
I feel like a lot of people go too far,
and like women, sometimes the butter is just too big
and I don't even know how, but it is. But
it is like a most dangerous plastic surgery a person
can get. And so I do want to put that
out there. You gotta make sure you go to the
right doctor if you are planning to do it, get
the right recommendation. You know, I'll never tell anybody what

(59:11):
to do with their own body, but I will say,
whatever you do, do it safely. Make sure that person
doesn't have a lot of complaints against them and a
lot of things going wrong. You can look all of
those things up. Make sure you get the consultations. And
you know you can't fly and do things for a
period of time. Just make sure you plan for that
whole recovery period. When you get older. The but just

(59:32):
goes to the ground. It just looks bad. You How
do we know none of these people have got shut
up walking? This is gonna be the crazy part. Huh.
What does your testicles have to do with it? When
you get old? Tell about guys that are getting it.

(59:52):
Did I hear you say you would like to be
back this morning? Doling? Doling? Doling? Did I just hear that?
Dollingt Listen, listen the thing in the future, right when
they'd be gonna be digging up a lot of these corpses,
They're not gonna know what we were because it's gonna
be silicone. It's gonna be it's gonna be all types

(01:00:13):
of crazy stuff in the ground. And I also would
like to say I agree with everything now both of
y'all saying in this room this morning, and Chris Rock
and Kevin Hart have some amazing, amazing commentary and observations
about plastic surgery. For anybody who went to go see
them this weekend at the Garden, saw them lasting at
at the bar Clays. You are if you've seen the

(01:00:34):
Reality Check Ego trip tour period, you've heard these fantastic commentaries.
I wish I could tell y'all, but I would never
ruin nobody's jokes. Let's go to the phone. Hello, who's
this Alie? Good morning. We're talking about hard plastic surgeries
and you just gotta tell your friends. Okay, so this
supposedly I didn't know this, but Living jaxtus they go

(01:00:55):
down like I didn't know that. But like you have
to like keep getting Living Jack or else they're gonna
go down. Yeah, they're like fillers, so once you get them,
they actually go away and then you have to get
them again. Lip injections look stupid to me too, They
look stupid. Yeah. So this girl, so this girl, she
is like get lip injections, probably like once a month,

(01:01:16):
once every two months or something like that. She was like,
I gotta go get my left living sections. I was like, girl,
you're you're giving buzz of the clown, Like you don't
need lip injections right now. She's like, no, they're going down.
They're going down. And she was like and I was like, no,
they're like honestly taking up your whole face, so somewhere
you should tell somewhere. Didn't didn't make her not do

(01:01:38):
it anymore. No, she still went I think what we're
doing now is better than telling somebody after the fact,
because after the fact there's really not much they can do.
But I think what we're doing now is some preventive measures.
But I think with lip injections you can because they
do go away, so you have to keep on getting
them so you can they go too far, And I
think when you first get them, there are a lot

(01:01:59):
more they're like swollen, so they're supposed to go down.
So a lot of times touch your nose with certain things,
like people get them, and then it's also like the
amount I guess that you put in you and touch
your nose. I mean listen, everything should be subtle, right
like because you you would almost you don't want people
to know you got surgery per se, right like you
would want to just do a little something and then

(01:02:20):
people see you and be like, oh, to try to
look natural? Correct. Yes, somehow it doesn't always happen, like
they don't drid five eight five on O five one.
Do you know somebody that's getting surgeries? How do you
tell them that? Look they're going too far? All right,
call us up now, it's the back of Stuck the morning.
Everybody is d m Z and Angeline Sharlom and the God.
We all the breakfast club. Now if you just joined us,

(01:02:42):
we're talking about plastic surgeries. They're saying, ever since the pandemic,
plastic surgery has been on the rise, people have been
getting this PPP money. They've been money on bucks and
lips and bake abs, big abs and all that other stuff. Well,
I'm glad you'all going over season now because y'all used
to go to the Bronx and y'all used to go
to like a you know, back alley places in Miami.

(01:03:02):
I'm glad, y'all. I'm glad y'all. You know, going out
going overseas. The other scary part about overseas. Another reason
people do it it's less expensive, but also because there's
less regulations. So sometimes people will try to get something
done here and be told no by a doctor and
then they'll go overseas because they know they can get
it done there. But it is dangerous because even with
the medication that they have. I know this because someone

(01:03:23):
I know just went through this whole process, but even
with the ants, she got an infection, and with the antibiotics,
it's different, like the doses that they give you there
than they would give you here, So it's a lot
more dangerous. And then even that flight back, you know,
if you have a long flight back coming from another country,
that can affect it too, because it's hard to sit
down the whole flight. Yeah. I had a home girl
who just did a bbl oh not didn't just do it,

(01:03:45):
but this is like last year, and one of the
stupidest things in the world I saw was like all
the stuff she had to sit on just to drive,
and she's tall, and so she was sitting on all
of this stuff and her head was like this. So
she's sitting and she's sitting like this in her head
is like up against the sea at the car. Is
it really looks stupid? Oh my goodness, Hey, who's this?
This is Victoria? Good morning? Hey Victoria. What are you're

(01:04:06):
calling from. I'm calling from h Towns. You say, okay,
so listen about it. You got a morning, You got
a friend that got too much classic surgery. How do
you tell them? Well, first of all, I'm fifty seven
years old, and back in the day, we used to
tell our friends when something was going wrong, you know,
you need to stop. So my son's girlfriend, she has

(01:04:29):
a little extension chiefs and you know, I told her
the last time I saw her, I said, listen, baby girl,
you need to stop. You need to stop. I don't know,
you know, I don't know when when they're gonna stop.
Because they pretty as they are, they were born beautiful.
They want they wanted some extra stuff, right. Well, usually

(01:04:50):
when they go too far, it's too late, right man,
you know the one lady that it's a celebrity. Um,
I was watching b Et and she was beautiful back
in the eighties, she was beautiful, in nineties, she was beautiful.
She was born beautiful. That was a little Kim when
she came out on all right, all right, we're talking
about love. Look, Kim, No, I'm not wen't ask you

(01:05:13):
for your opinion on a little Kim this morning. Man, oh,
I apologize. We're just out here defending the queen. Okay, apologize.
We're gonna defend the queen because I love her. She's
she is the best. I love her. But somebody should
have told you still going, You're still going. You're still going, ma'am.
All right. I want to tell y'all one thing though,
for real, on the real side, your breakfast club is

(01:05:36):
changing the minds of the youth. And I appreciate y'all
giving real information, standing up for what's right. And I
listened to y'all every morning. My mind is not old.
I'm fifty seven, but I love y'all. I love what
you're putting out in the world. All. I appreciate y'all
very much. But thank you for checking it. We appreciate it.

(01:05:57):
We love you too. God blessing, have a fabulous sake
and shout out to a little Kim too, man, sleuth,
the little Kim, and I do want to say, give
me a call to for the call shure. That's code up.
August twenty By the way, just you know, reckless, little
close to shout to little Kim queen beeg what we're
gonna say. And for people who safely decide to get
surgery done, just make sure that afterward you can't just
go back to your normal eating habits and doing what
you were doing before the surgery. You do have to

(01:06:19):
really take care of yourself because too many people are
having to go back and get surgery again, you know,
and sometimes it looks different because the fact goes in
different parts of your body that it wasn't in before.
So just take care of yourself. Whatever decision you make,
do it safely, and then make sure you change your
habits because it is a maintenance thing and so you
got to maintain it. Yeah, you can't just do whatever

(01:06:41):
you were doing before. Yeah, that's a fact. You still
got to work out, you got to eat better, you
got to do all of those things. No point in
spending all that money and having all that downtime just
to do the same things you were doing before. You
really got to take care of yourself. Okay, all right,
well we got rooms on the way, yes, and congratulations
and Nick Cannon he welcomed a baby boy. All right,
we'll get into that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning,

(01:07:02):
the Breakfast Club Morning. Everybody is DJ MVY, Angela Yee, Charlomagne,
the guy. We are to Breakfast Club. Let's talk Kevin Hart.
She's spilling the team. This is the Rumor Report with
Angela Yee on the Breakfast Club. Well, at this point,

(01:07:25):
I'm sure everyone has seen the video of Kevin Hart
gifting Chris Rock a goat named Will Smith on stage
with Dave Chappelle. And this happened at the Garden on Friday,
entitled Will Smith. Yeah, I didn't know that that's funny.
All right. Well, Kevin Hart was on The Tonight Show
starring Jimmy Fallon, and he was on there yesterday talking

(01:07:48):
about gifting that goat. He said, how are you gonna
get a goat? I said, I'm Kevin Hart. We mean
I'm gonna get a goat. I can get a goat.
I gave him the goat and I said, please give
my guys flowers and they stood up scream love. He
almost cried. He almost broke down a crowd on stage
because he said, yeah, Krista man. It was a real moment.
You know those You guys don't know. Chris is a mentor, friend,
um inspiration, but he's a He's a large part of

(01:08:10):
the reason that I am where I am the day
in my career just from his advice, his inside, et cetera.
And he's my goal. Well, Uh, go to the stage. Yeah,
Chris's shoes. He he destroyed Chris's shoes. Chris had on
some white moon boots and go that goat got him

(01:08:34):
man dropping in clusive bombs with Chris Rock. Chris Rock
is the goat. Okay, that's my favorite stand up of
all time. He's the best I've ever seen on that stage.
He educates and in the teams I tell people all
the time, show me a stand up with a better
catalog of specials than Chris Rock, Bigging Black, Bring the Pain,
Never Scared, Killed the Message. And I'm not joking when
I say this. That was the greatest comedy show I've
ever seen in my life this past Saturday, not just

(01:08:57):
because of the names, but because of the quality of
everyone content. Anyone who had the pleasure of seeing Kevin Hart,
Chris Rock, Uh and Dave Chappelle on Saturday night, you
literally saw three of the best to ever do it
in their field, performing at an extremely high level. And
Kevin Hart, this is the best, by far, his best
material ever, and that's saying a lot. Yes, I'm gonna go.

(01:09:18):
I gotta see it. I didn't see why in New York,
But next time they out of town. Off right now,
so you can go. Last night was the last day
for Kevin and Chris. But Kevin's going back out by
himself with the reality checking. Chris is going back out
by herself with Ego death. And I think Chris and
Dave have some dates in London and in September. Yeah,
because we were looking at some of the some of

(01:09:38):
the dates. Dam missed Dave twenty five minutes. Phenomenal because
he's talking about his family and he popped up as
a surprise. Yes, but he's got he's got jokes like
you could tell you brothers have been working man like.
It was phenomenal. So dropping a clues box for all
three of them, Kevin Hart, Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle all
right now during Chance on the latest episode, Consequence was on,
and he was talking about a lot of different things,

(01:10:00):
including the fact that he was supposed to sign to Rockefeller.
Jay was very interested in picking me up. I met
Jay Z nineteen ninety five at the Gavin and we
always always um kind of intermingled. We never had like
a one to one direct relationship, but we always kind
of intermingle. So we're just so funny. It was like

(01:10:21):
he spoke to Q Tip about me, and you know,
at the time, me and me and Q Tip was
going through a lot of personal things, so I didn't
we didn't go that route, but I ended up kind
of going that direction anyway. So just very ironic, and
like I'm actually saluting Jay because you know we've had
we've had on ship of trouble, but he's always seen

(01:10:44):
the value in what I brought to the table. Now,
in addition to that, and he said this before that
he was responsible for a Big Sean being on good music.
I gave everybody a job through my sacrifice. Kanye paid him,
but I said, I got the weals on my back.
Feel me. So every Father's Day, I deserve a car,

(01:11:06):
every every one because my little sut you saved Big
Sean from getting dropped one percent. How does this happen?
They have a meeting and they like the drop on dignity.
I ain't ever tell no story about Big Sean that
I know personally. You know what I'm saying. I'm not him,
and Yea they did. They want two things up here.
I ain't even do that with Sean, you know what
I'm saying. But Shoe was my little Sean was my

(01:11:26):
little man when he got signed. You know what I'm saying.
If you go to YouTube, you'll see Sean get introduced
as a member of Good Music at my show. At
the fact of the you know, they said it was
actually after an interview Big Sean did up here one
time and I guess he said something about yea they
y didn't like and YA was gonna drop him during
that allegedly. Why consulting like that? Why why consequence? All?

(01:11:48):
Who worked consequence on? When it cons not work? This
is what you're talking about. But sometimes when he goes,
he goes. He's texting me the other day what to come?
All right? Well, since we're talking about um, you know,
people's fathers and cards and all of that, Nick Cannon
has welcome to baby boy. Oh, congratulations to Nick. Is

(01:12:10):
this now eight it's only eight okay, and so congratulations
to the two of them. So it's an all natural
i'd unmedicated home birth. According to Bretac, that's the mom.
She said, this was the most humbling, limit pushing, yet
awakening and completely empowering experience. I can't thank my team
enough for delivering my son safely. This experience has changed

(01:12:32):
me forever, and I couldn't have asked for a more
amazing and supportive partner. Daddy showed the f up for us.
I couldn't have done it without you. I can't believe
he's here. Okay, congratulations to them. What were they saying
about Nick Cannons? Same is legendary? Oh that's okay. What
we're saying about Nick Cannons and women's pollpoon stink of them?
Well that I was saying that he was on lip service,

(01:12:53):
and he was saying that about eighty percent of women
don't know how to clean themselves properly. M So I
think he would know, right because he's he's sleve with
eighty percent of Americas, clearly step with eighty percent in
the world. To make a statement like that, that's a
wild statement to me. How do you know? Have you happened?
Just think so? After that? Right? Uh? This company, Empress

(01:13:13):
Organics wellness hit me up and they said, but Nick
Cannon said about eighty percent of women needing help with
their feminine hygiene. Is true because I teach women how
to practice good hygiene and heal their wounds with the
Yonie steaming. Most women don't know how to properly cleanse themselves,
and the men are afraid to say it. I don't know,
and I'm telling you what them the big booties you
guys got, you can't wipe your butts like you There's
no possible way you can possibly clean your butt. But

(01:13:35):
we did in the interview right out, I got a
little button. Nobody you don't know how to clean yourself keeping.
I gotta keep going this. You got all kind of
t marks, and you don't think nobody's butts to the cleanest,
especially during the day. You gotta get up in there
and clean it. Yeah, that's why people that walk around
with wet wipes and all that. I understand and can't
get in the crack that deep. But we did. We

(01:13:55):
did tell Nick on the shower, like you might be
the person causing bacterial Vagine knows this, and he said
he sees that in his comments all the time. People
always say that probably is throwing off these women's pah balance.
A lot of times it is the men that are
throwing off that pH balance. That is a wild statement.
Women don't clean meself. You know, Nick, you slept with

(01:14:17):
that is your all right, shout to Nick Cannon, all
right now August twenty of my car show of course
Atlantic City. We got our celebrity cars from fifty little Kim,
who else, Meek Mill, little Oozy, his family fund kids
five and under, a free He's gonna happen days so
everybody can clean themselves properly. Yeah, well we're not got

(01:14:37):
the days, but we'll have bathroom so you can clean
yourself and there will be cleaning stations, but you could
clean your hands. And of course we got an amusement rides,
carnival games. I'd like to do something just just family
fund for the whole kids. So bring your mother, your father,
your kids, your grandparents. It's just a big family fun day.
We're gonna have tents out there, so you don't gotta
worry about rain, order too much of the sun. It's
gonna be a lot of fun. My kids are out there.
Hopefully they'll get to play with your kids. Whether it's

(01:14:59):
gaming trucks on some of those rides. So August twenty
f it's to day Atlantic City, So I can't wait
to see you guys. I had to come on out.
If you're driving all in from another state of flying in,
there's a lot to do that weekend. So I can't
wait to see you guys. I had to mix this
up next, get your requested and as promised, like that,
Lady Cole. This morning, we're gonna start it over with
some boots, somebody at ass It's the Breakfist Club. Breakfast Club.

(01:15:19):
Your mornings will never be the same. Everyone's pet is special,
but what if yours was super? Well? Get ready for
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twenty ninth rate a PG Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy,

(01:15:40):
Angela Yee, Charlomagne the guy all the Breakfast Club got
a positive note, and the positive note is simply this.
This is for everybody that's out there trying to improve
your mental health. If you are trying to improve your
mental health, you have to develop a boundary with your
intake information. The news, family, drama, and other people's stories
will most like you bring you down when you are healing.

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Focus on that and block out the low vibrational energy
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