50 Cent On His New Comedy Show, Offers Advice To Kevin Hart + Usher

[Music] you're watching The Breakfast Club [Music] morning everybody is DJ envy Angela Yee Charlemagne to God We Are The Breakfast Club special guests to the building Katy we have everything it's good it's good to be here you know I listen to y'all religiously man every morning thank you wait I get up I'm on way to the gym this was playing so anytime of the day I'm on my phone that's a good 50 had a release the other day is not our single release but I guess a show release the other night and this is the first time I've ever been to a white strip club in New York that they turn black they usually don't let us in okay I didn't even know this joke Club existed yeah it was right is right around the corner from office probably will never let us back in security came up to me 20 times so what can you please tell people stop smoking weed please tell us but how did you get that white strip club well you know I was Charlie's looking for a non-traditional space to create that the party environment and I'm like they'd have showed me it's like some like like lounge lounge you spots like now this is the better spot for us to go and then you know like because of you know aces closing all these talent yeah yeah because they knew it like even though the comedy the whole concept is to change the perception of the network first to take over you know I mean so they're gonna start to do things that allow us to Satan content-wise that it wasn't acceptable blow on late-night they'll you know I'll let those things slide on so because chance to have some fun be more as more the kind of comedic energy that you would see online when people have the freedom to actually be you know funny they can be versus the the censors though it's like something you've wanted to do for a while though because you've been doing your own comedy sketches since I play not made fun of the you know the competition then and I coaching with that like I go but they they're a little more advanced in it because they've been honed in on that and been doing that the whole time the cast like I've done it at spots at points and interest is there because of it and comedies like a hidden space and then when somebody like like I think Tiffany's anyway Tiffany had a yeah when she season because they didn't yeah you just have to compromise you have to work why TV now I think initially I was looking gone it's just opening things are opening up so as far as I was able to do I got two shows crackle so they just finishing the production out on on off and this is currently filming and before we go is that you know and then the stars now we're gonna put three over there hmm you know after you dug the white man out of out no I had to do that though because it was like you know you can see the priorities like the networks you see those things like for your consideration inside the different publications or on your consideration like they'll put this because it's a priority for the network and you haven't seen that but you've seen huge success in numbers so the network is growing at a pace that they're absolutely happy with if our stars is concerned but if you don't have like Mari Harvick doesn't it's not recognized as somebody who can actually be a leading man for the series then I felt the project in my eyes because I I told him I was gonna do that in the beginning mm-hmm you know I'm saying and then it's like it's that successful down but he's gone so what happened it's like I make I made them person from a foreign press to so we're getting like it's like niche talk to I'm like I gotta do this I gotta do these things like I've been there before on other projects but not specifically for power we got to keep going back in front of them until they actually recognized the project it doesn't make any sense it's already the number two highest rated show on all of cable only behind they spend in three times but we're doing that with the budget and they know it understand so now everything is like they totally allowing me to do you do something I was on the plane another day and they had commercials for power on stars coming on Amazon I think something I started look now is it's starting to open up where they're going yeah whatever you want what happened that would be beneficial for them because they see that even without all that it was working so imagine if they did more right because there's more content to create more like they had a platform like for me it is fun to peel a part of the project in a way where is a valuable component like the Kanan character in the series you know I can do that like in like I played the series got picked up how I got picked up without Kanan existent we created that afterwards like I had to get Kourtney to stay working so it had like we developed it for two years before I actually went on that's why I think when they give resistance don't change the idea if you're passionate about it continue to work on that project and it'll come come around full circle like that I read the script dinner thieves five years ago Wow five years ago Tucker - he was at relativity and I seen him at any party I was like good you got the script I move I wanna be in it I told him he was like how does he noted this is in development in our development how do you already knows because I was already reading those projects like for recreational purposes people might like they like to read books if there's information and specific fields and stuff like that but it's cool for me to read something and didn't see like to see what the project turned into like what changes the director made or what happened and then that's how only way you can actually develop is the reason like when stars doesn't get behind a show like that adapter reason we don't see you at the Emmys and the Golden Globes where I don't even appear because it's weird watching like all these shows that everybody talks about in the coachee and land and secured all this stuff we talk about power just as much and you talk about it where is it you go where is that and in the actual show I'm not gonna make the appearance as rapper 50 cent when I'm executive producer to show this the second buzz in all the premium cable I go I don't know how come when you ready I'll show up or we just keep putting hits on the board mm-hmm you know me because I'm looking going when I told trying to turn it off then they identify with the actual content that they haven't produced more of it for a reason for people to stay on the network I said turn it off and people agree yeah I only want it because of that then they go turn it off you're right he said one pin that I made when he's coming back the promotions of stock and then they shift because they I've given properties EMF series is dead tomorrow today there's the things that they and they fast-tracked so everything is like it's moving wave what is BMF start we get to a point where we they're delivering the pilot and their season are at the we do we like Canaan now I would tell you not to trust but the way the way the the series television is brought a broader older audience interest because like hip hop coaches you've caught you so we know like out this is almost the demo between the guy who just got in and personally just casually party but we know who that is but I'm so much like the the mother auntie like the this really old won't be in the actual environment with us party who's watching the show and it's like I'm getting different responses from them you know it's really interesting the older definitely this is cool you know Pao was also barber net I want talk about Amar'e for a second because like Omar is like a such a great actor but then I think it's stuff like this that keeps him from like the videos and breakdancing all crazy he'd be doing character stuff so he'll go and create a new version of himself take the pictures and stuff like that and then enforce it for a lot but I don't even know a project that's what the audience like people looking go man this is some weird going on here he's like he's just continuing the craft and doing a different different like probably developed a whole different speech people crazy so I'm like yeah because it was like like we do different in sketch comedy but didn't there's real like like prank type of stuff going on and we're doing but it feels like like it's natural fun like it'd be someone else why we were doing it was and he was it was it was really funny like people see it they don't bug out off yeah it was fun and it's no script yeah it was no no no that's why it made it fun to have them when you person has that strong of a personality to as you listen like Solomon gotta say stuff to go people haze a little bit if they got their like like was it I had said something to you about what being me yeah cuz the street thing we need to is the street element thing he's like I'm not that the moment like it was like it was like the artist I was like oh so what'd you do would not happen when you don't do that and don't we go you should've not did that why did you do what you did neither youto I think you a sucker should I leave yeah well BG I sold the show the variety show to any first and they had put a million dollars into the development of it and then they kind of got got to the point with again ear was a portion of the show because we didn't have the show done and it was like all was not testing for there and I was okay give me mine just give me my idea back and I was able to leave with it and then do the actual show so it's not the same show that you see it now but I was able to take the things that we've done in development from that so put into this I shall play and then BT was it was like there's the right place for the show because they were open to it and they were like whatever you want to do by typing sorry ain't even change the premiering the music videos under every episode sorry like after the premiere is it goes into it gets all Beauty jams so you wanted to premiere this grabbing the eyeballs is watching but to go into easy jams and then it's just giving us more influence in ways that we can actually that is the the music business portion of me saying this would be the best place for you to launch and to put it there because it'll get this Uncle Murda uncle Burton's tonight the first time you and I've been under like the same umbrella would snow by you know cool idea not well executed you've only really shoot because I know you gonna know if I'm frightened yeah I know me enough so look I'm looking that's gonna go it's gonna go I thought I was petty he's a petty if you don't like you don't like give it if you thought it was good you say even with the fact you don't like well you know if those I thought conceptually that there's been music written that could actually be good films on montages like nas as a gun would be a dope montage so did but the way I could run the parallel and show you how that could have been good is because the overall idea was good it just wasn't done right you know I'm saying and then like I would never be I wouldn't have took the seat they took on that project it's from not being in a position of power kind of like I can make yourself a director stuff like that now usually Ferrera I'll take a new director and say this is what you do and we go and do this together and then I hope his situation he starts to become popular now everybody's using you know I'm saying cuz I'm saying to him even no no go shoot that like don't get to am I not being lawyer 250 shooting this guy's know you're working go work think you get better you get better you get better at your craft and then when it comes around full circle we're gonna create things that we couldn't have made you sharper you know and they don't had a viewpoint but I've done like 60 music videos with Jesse tomorrow mmhmm yeah some issues with was so playing after so play yeah another film they did he didn't finish and he was having difficulty bonding them but I worked through that so we could do gun a feature film that I wrote and then we did freelancers me dinero people get you at a 10 movie deal with yeah yeah we did 20 features that's why I like kind of I kind of pay myself to learn because I was getting paid I was the star you look at the paper you look at who got paid way like oh so you're a star are you gonna be in the BMF series too are you if I did I would play something small something small in it because I want it to be I want you to look at that and feel like you're watching the experience you know this is the point where the facts are stranger than fiction and that's my story you don't have to add the creator's you just have to really put it together well like the Tupac movie I was disappointed in it because of historical mm-hmm you sound saying like me you can't redo it now how look that was organically what should have been a success following Straight Outta Compton and I felt like they just let anybody build the project instead of the people like but me they gave me the things that I needed they may give it to die trying to work for that time for anyway like I had Jim Sheridan from Dublin I had Terry winters who went on the right The Sopranos and wolf on Wall Street like Quincy Jones did the score like it was you you suspects for hid real quality people involved in the project and then it did - yeah they say Park had a budget of 4050 million I I'm like where they spent a lot of it on music licensing though that much I gotta give them new records for that money who could and their to survive but I said puffy did this is too big to do a film or yeah well it is he had events that happened that people know about but there's so much stuff that you didn't know that you could put in between it to make it interesting to that look foot do you've now like when the actually I do you know to say the biggie first stuff like that they like you can't see it because over that time like I'm their big yeah yeah because of the age frankly I'm God for them so they're looking going what is that other stuff like big is that to me you know I mean that time for a head of that so you looking to go when they don't understand it you go on yo I'm like now you don't you don't know that they like Chief Keef when he first came they thought Chief Keef is he was like cuz no he knows Chicago he know what he needs his survival kit mm-hmm you know that so he's looking at you like and if you make him for a minute think that you think he's slow he won't do something to you didn't digit no better he's looking I was looking at I was like oh I just loved it because it was just rough around the edges for real and then we just hung out from the beginning that that look a lot of I got a chance to test these early I touched you early hung out with him I got um yg his first song to lead the to the record we worked on to the up um saw that top girl but we were we had you know me like I heard a record now the stuff that she's doing there only I taught ours like I knew it was there's just a matter of time before it snaps like you know I did that work for nothing like just I just want to do a record I hate what you saying about discrete dudes but you always greet dudes too and you can hold the conversation oh yeah I love a little like that these guys just don't possess you know else did in the beginning but like now like I ran into him I went at this ending with Gucci we went to uh what was it the big festival yeah mansions the one Dre brought the Tupac out on the UH Coachella Coachella I go to Coachella with Gucci and and cheap did they come and go yo he said y'all my bad like you know I didn't know you don't say he said I was I was a baby I was so young yeah I didn't know what no because he didn't show up to his own video we was in the desert with like buggies he was like I'm like we get me Khalifa no no chickie and I'm like wait he don't know that at the time they wasn't gonna spend the money again to reshoot the video and I'm like like I called him I headed out to him get on clanking and it was like okay okay could they send a jet I was like no no it's not the jet you have to get on the plane like this is it's like you put out wangster this is you're in the club Beckett and you're not showing up to the video you see what I'm saying like and and it was it was ill experience I never held it against him because I knew he didn't understand what was going on at the time so when he said it to me like on his own time I know he's in a different place you know because I've been that hot again though it's the look that impression is it's tough to have a second well we don't have a second chance at a first impression mm-hm and his first one was that was it a slap look you're gonna see a lot of people our culture come with one joint and then not be able to deliver the next the follow-up pieces like what was the the lose just told my own really good records that came out in New York but was the key can you can't hear what he's saying he talked Brooklyn pressure what sound like future Oh designer designs on that huge record then um yummy-yum a huge record and any like waiting for the next piece for them not that they can't deliver it it's just they gotta focus to come what happens is so much is going on when that hit happens like they've consumed by the hit so now you're traveling and running around or everything they're already a star in perception so you won't get different music out of them because like if they wrote the music in the early time frame they thought process everything would be different more real they have everything in place already but they're gonna be a different person like that's like getting a record out of cardi B right now versus what she was write to you prior to that well I told Carter don't be a slave to the hit because you keep thinking now in her mind she gotta feel like it's a top that but look at if you when he actively out look at the difference in how socially it's changing to the point that she might not say the things that she said prior to like cuz that she becomes in the household like they know who she is like everybody knows years it's like you pop it like every two girls in the industry right now we want to be guard absolutely hey there they want to be you look there's a lot of attractive women go and have you know fun but they actually look and go you just went from being one or the people in the population to being the one they want to be like well how do you avoid that I told you that last time you had a competition I'm like you still have been fifty throughout this whole process you say what you want you do what you want you move on you want I just tried you know to be honest I try to like this I get I end up making relationships like the the people that I'm talking to allow me to be me on the air like not just here but just when I'm in acting with people at different points and then it was like like when I said I notice you know because the time you we've been around each other all that time you know already know what the spot the response would be for me on different things so I'm looking going now I am afraid this is what it is I love advice fifty cents so let's get some advice from you about other people that I had issues okay all right uh sure [Laughter] how to be active do not go in the house look it's uncomfortable things that the public is saying right and and be visible like if I would be popping up everywhere yeah my curvy the reason why I would do that is because it will remind people who he is right you know me and why cuz what happens if you when we just hear stuff if you go if you go away if you tuck away it becomes real to me you know we don't know we're gonna look and go all you see is the picture and the big girl and you go white hat like why was you doing that like what now it makes anything else did you do possible because of that you go how did you would be doing that and that was a guy sex twice in Koreatown but he said actual allegations like do you come out and say do you make a statement if you are you write a song like I think he needs to be out I need you needs to be out in public like I don't did you run away from that happen yeah you know man that's intense I can face things like this what about Kevin Hart what advice would you give Kevin a fellow cancer Kevin Hart oh you know Kevin's lover is it cancer mmm you gotta say and I don't know what what happened in this particular situation but it feels scandalous he lied too much you know for some reason it feels like if I even after all of this time that we should be good enough to not have this happen over this time right so in it when I go what why did that and then Charlamagne end up in the middle of it no we have a heart that's crazy man the wasn't a was cuz yeah he come from like Wendy's did that's a strong background to come out come from over there you know it's not you responsible for that if you people met each other around it it's not really like that's like if if your girl talks to a guy that you knew and you like go but I know she did that because he's within your bond between the two of y'all is not did I would never like if the guy comes around I expect them to see what I saw to be attracted to what I was attracted to like notice this this is attractive woman so it's all her to not do those things oh you know to sustain the relationship other than a look and go I mean it would be comfortable to have back to you so you'd be like so what did you say did you hook that situation I remember 10 years ago I know the girl she's that's my homegirl she was my homegirl I haven't talked in yes he was always around I mean how much of our personal business we should be discussing with it exactly man friend it is not you know mmm it's me see like that you know it you think you know Angela you don't know now Conor McGregor called you a yeah I don't know where that come from well I think is the relationship between the employee made him feel like look he came out to I gave money the the promotion was in the head right before that then he got to New York and said I'm like he don't know if I boy do you find me Floyd genuinely don't like him like but during the process I'll fight like such an insane stuff like that I'm like what's going on you go I gotta do I got to do it in the ring like I ain't gonna say nothing he said anything I say they're gonna be upset with it anything he says everything that the the antics did that what McGregor were using any of them if Floyd said something about this kid all about she says from the Yaya and the body were on the promotion so if you did that it would have been scandalous like a lot of times I don't believe people like Floyd I believe they don't want they watch to not miss the opportunity to see possible life you know and I think he likes it to fight because he's fighting a country when he goes is you know how much people rallied around there's like quite no country is that a an opponent do you say anything - Floyd about things that he says about like Donald Trump and you know what I do I didn't I go don't say those things don't say that why you talk to him about that don't say no you don't have to why you cuz he do you think he really believes that that like just you know just him supporting Trump the way that he has been and you know he should be the only person complaining about Runkle he got to pay 30 million in taxes but you know it is when he's saying this stuff he's looking at not at what Trump stands for are the things that when you read between the lines and his actions and he said it says that you're not supposed to be supportive of what he's saying and doing it's dividing us when you look at Khloe's looking at it like no he the president v still the president it's the reason why Kanye would go make the visit to Trump after the presidency when you go see these people just stop by just go because it he is our president at that point that accepting that he has the role and then we gotta actually hope that he can figure out how to do something he doesn't want to I don't think I think it's an accident of course I think he was supposed to make a better deal for Apprentice like like Rock the Vote get next to the campaign but not actually running the campaign but he's that visible within I coaches because it's the biggest thing going on I think that's what he was doing and then it was marketing for other vents in the lobby of the truck which is a photo-op the markets the property yes I saw you say on view that if you was in a position you probably be doing something saying stuff yeah because of what no I did it he was gonna actually do that I mean even if you just listen to knowledgeable people around you would do better than he's doing he doesn't want to do it mm-hmm you know like yeah they try to give me the to come out while he was running and when they offered five hundred thousand for me to show up what's the name way don don king when I would because I remember back in the day on g-unit radio Donald Trump would come up and do interviews and everything you think he's a racist guy did you I think so mmm I think when you got you know a Nazi supremacist oh good good bull for good people that is just a racial statement just saying that you know I'm saying like to not identify with the views being wrong it's saying you know it's already did all I talked that stuff is from the upbringing mmm it's not from you know I mean today's the period is changer this like that it's ingrained in him now can you clear something up and be made an announcement up here make an announcement up here yeah you and I'm effing uh-huh yes what's going on with effin we still connected to everyone a smaller some smaller scale so still we still working on he's not doing this the same aggressive marketing I was doing at the time because I had the clean slate like we just wrapped we're back shooting power now like we just wrapped 50 central it's 24 episodes over 50 century was gone here and then when you filming that and I did escape turn three what's the loan you know so between the different movies in the project it wasn't as much time for me to be out and in the nightlife like we did last time and then we start some new things is coming in experience category okay so you did another deal yeah at the same place they fixed it yeah and will you be making fun all this pop culture stuff on 50 century we absolutely have to use this yeah you know I miss it so any but we can actually respond to it fast enough to get it up and on the air where people go that was about this you know I'm saying it and that's cool because we actually every been running so many people that a supportive an idea and a project that Gyllenhaal sister Maddy Jalal I'm Jamie King but I was working on this gay planet she's gonna do something wrong Anthony Anderson I did something Cedric the Entertainer yes really cool stuff like that it's piling up in a way it weighs like really cool stuff going keep coming out on the show there's Beauty get in the way like look man we can't have you a friend to many people because we still got to do BT Awards & Hip Hop Awards and all that but them to me Stevenage layers of people that they talk to before you get there but they're not saying oh don't say this about about this talent know about that Oh Chappelle I have a pair they just something they gotta straighten out over there FICO I wouldn't have him I would accidently do a favor or be on the show when they did something to him they wouldn't like because of that like I just ran into him again like I went to see a musical but I ran into him in Vegas young fight weekend anything exciting you musically right now any projects that came out this year we saw you comment on jay-z's fool I liked Everett listen to it but it just feels like it was over the audience like that it was over like I don't see the kids like in amazing okay was it fun yeah so it's like it's smart record like you listen to and you go okay you get a maturity in it you can hear different things in the choices yeah and I and I is good for me so I'm listening to it but it doesn't necessarily tap the core of what's happening and I'll coach you musically at the time so I'm thinking we got to stay current at the same over their head like they're going what is Jane a club dog like JD doesn't go out so he can't for me he doesn't represent it's a new space for him like you've never had two older guys that are still relevant still in it yeah yeah this is because our growth and a short period time is a lot you know I mean everything when you the only thing we make in America people the world follows America as far as that's concerned you know I mean like we got even the microphone we talking about the parts come from China and then in Taiwan America's sports athletes are worldwide they know music when you work here in America you you become international recording artists are everywhere but in those cat in those territories they have stars they don't make it to America you know I mean so it's like you have a guy in China this huge like those tiny the biggest artists they making so much money in China they don't have to leave and all they want to do is break into American music and be a star everywhere you know so it's interesting how it works but we definitely have a that way they follow us on that note so what would you tell somebody like Eminem like if Eminem was coming out what's the music which I'm sure you what would you tell somebody he's working you know what I wanted to do I just wanted to come out because it was like he from that the period where not being available sustained yeah yeah energy and I don't think that that's necessarily how you have to sustain it now because don't you stay current with things that in front of you to sustain your relevance that you can just beat it and people see you the visibility will make you mad at verses when you go away now you got to read me completely did I be excited about this what I haven't seen and Lord knows how long like the kids in process because new generations coming into to the music if they haven't seen you two going wild wait so no I don't know what that is you know he doesn't go out he just doesn't want to go out what because that was the way to behave in the past like a Michael Jackson and this because the vulnerability to success itself was great until their lawyers will sue you find a person to sue you it's only they saw the tape they go find a person in say yeah let's zoom whoa doing a contingency of what we could get from him because his pockets are deep so you becoming the bullseye and it's like a consistent all the nonsense that come around like what is the security for when there's no threat level it's really crowd control prevent people from getting close to you to create a scenario for themselves that's why every now and then you would somebody until you go I don't understand you go it can go further than you want it to go then maybe you know that's the only other way is only other option is to stay closer to the environment the people but I haven't argued I haven't had to be competitive because things other things were there for them to be upset against and I upset at and I'll coach you like that when the momentum look at the competitive nature and hip-hop it'll put artisan battle situations regardless if that's their quote unquote how you perceive them as a battle rapper they still be competing on some levels within our culture and it's just these artists are arguing and you're going where did it come from it's just the competitive nature oh I think you you should write more you didn't write enough or this one you should not I think that but it's their opinions or other people's process you know that I I didn't agree with those things because the writing part it would delete the people that were most important and the coaches in the past because Dre didn't write you know say and then talk about drink right now yeah puffy exist but they were very open about it too right they never even pretended that they wrote it on a door railing yeah if you look I don't care hip-hop is different than other genres of music well yeah you right cuz hip-hop you were supposed to be the song what you said imagine if you didn't write your music I had to do that but other people who tried the question YouTube like I didn't get shot nine times I got shot six okay so try try 3c hi now what about you musically what are you doing musically I worked on new stuff what I did was I had wrote what I felt like was the right content for the record and I said same way I said like with J stuff is so much diverse sounding music that's out there I want my music to play in the nightclub next to trap music I want my music to play some cuts on the album to play like it you feel like traditional for descent but this is hot right just new music that really you feel good about what it is and then the balance it is that but even though the wasn't ready I'm sorry I get off of course but when when you deliver the Fetty WAP record to me like I just seen him it was just us together no day like that record was far from the other favorite records but I heard and I was like that's dope almost fist pumping music to the point did is our business situation is like we're in Vegas and it's 18,000 people in the party and that song is gonna be playing right but that's why I hate it it plays in the set right it belongs to you know I'm saying musically it'll come on right after Elvis comes on and it's like Danger Mouse and David Guetta and all of them will be playing that record you sound sad and then you go on from from that you gonna if you how do you make that song like in or do you write that record I can get away with things that I couldn't get away with in the past because it's not they don't feel like this as look every time I made records I kind of pushed myself away from business ventures I would have success with the actual music project but it was scared out of corporate America like they would look and go like like when we came time to do the marketing campaigns for the album's you cij is sell a certain amount of salt certain miners albums through the telephone deal it wasn't able to make those campaigns at Interscope because of the content how aggressive the energy was around the music so it would be like okay so what y'all got they don't have anything so all we have for the campaign is the things that I have already the ventures that are already created and but you're a different person now in a different space - yeah that's a good point because I bought more music from 50 cent based off what I hear at the end of power I'm like what's that and it'll be like the audience missed it when I released it because they're used to a big marketing right and then when you hear and you go oh and it you see the fluctuates you so you go up there sales right after they heard it but following the show airing and then you go it's still good right the music's still gotta get me you know as long as I got a place like I'm gonna make music because I love my love for it I don't even have to I have to sing it not all of it you know put but if the idea fits good with these guys don't have like so music is still number one to you it feels like magic who's been conditioned for it's not like a long process like like go short your birthday is not it's real quick it's like it's just what you felt when the music came and then when it goes across the board like when everybody is in agreeance that that record is I bet you as Guardians yeah because you go on if you've done it several times I recorded several records what you saying I made three mixtapes it sounds like a lot you know how many songs that we had to make before you could even get a deal well I think her new I think the debut I'm sure like work to her right now because they are a certain type of record there now once you got it you already it's interesting I want the lyrics to the next song it's gonna be interesting what is being said because she's transition from car need to join us in the clubs as though she's doing and forget the Love & Hip Hop piece because there's still to join us in the club because the only money that's coming is the club business yeah yeah yeah you should have said so for nappies to even the presence the appearance when you see she glowed up any good cuz we go Nicki Nicki Minaj that was you know is good but everything that cuz I do not care about what you was doing prior to it working in the present moment so that is it means nothing as long as you come with the next one hmm it's it well tonight fifty central B et to make sure you watch it again fifty Cent your own B et what episode of Charlemont on you oh you know this one I don't know will be watching those 24 might be tuning all alone alright 24 episode that's right well we appreciate it we appreciate appreciate you for joining us thanks for having me 5650 central tonight it's The Breakfast Club good morning [Music]

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Keywords: the breakfast club, power1051, celebrity news, radio, video, interview, angela yee, charlamagne tha god, dj envy, 50 cent

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Length: 48min 41sec (2921 seconds)

Published: Wed Sep 27 2017