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Charlamagne on Chris Brown: Waffle-Colored Negroes are Emotional
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July 17, 2015
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8:01Now PlayingVladTV regular Charlamagne Tha God is known for his "take it there" attitude and hilarious outbursts. As expected, the Breakfast Club radio show host is at it again, and this time he's coming for R&B's favorite "Blood," Chris Brown.
"Waffle-colored negroes are emotional - waffle-colored negroes are nothing but feelings," says Charlamagne as he refers to light-skinned men. From "khaki-colored" to "beige," he believes all men in that shade range are just too emo for their own good. When asked about Chris Brown's keyboard altercation with Tyson Beckford over his ex-girlfriend Karrueche Tran, Charlamagne proceeds to go in-depth about Breezy's lack of real friends. "You know what real friends do? Real friends keep you out of trouble," he tells us. "You need friends around you that are gonna check you when you're wrong...Like, you're not doing yourself any favor by having a bunch of yes-men in your corner who let you self-destruct."
Charlamagne also touches on Breezy's alleged baby's mother, Nia Guzman, requesting $15,000 a month in child support. Though he doesn't outright say he agrees with the amount, he does feel Chris should focus on keeping Nia happy at all costs. "Because if the mother of your child is happy, that means your child will be happier," Charlamagne states. "That's the person that spends the most amount of time with your child. You don't want her unhappy energy [put] into your child."
Watch as Charlamagne asks viewers "how do you feel about your mom?" and more above.
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