Speaker 1: Good morning, usc yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo Charlamagne to God, Peace to the planet. Is Monday, Yes,
Speaker 2: it's Monday. Back to the work we could Monday.
Speaker 3: Y'all here man, fresh off of a fantastic weekend in
Speaker 3: Atlanta dropping the clues bond for the at L Shawty,
Speaker 3: How was.
Speaker 2: Your weekend Black Effect Podcast Festival?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 3: You know, we had the first of a Black Effect
Speaker 3: Podcast festival in Atlanta. It was sold out since last
Speaker 3: Monday and we had an incredible, incredible time man. You know,
Speaker 3: salute to everybody in Atlanta, Like, thank you, thank you
Speaker 3: for pulling up, you know, thank you to all of
Speaker 3: the great podcast partners we have that hit that stage,
Speaker 3: the eighty five South Show, Horrible Decisions, Big Facts Podcast,
Speaker 3: Reasonably Shady, and Michelle Williams. We Talked Back podcast with PORSCHEA.
Speaker 2: Williams.
Speaker 3: We had the Business and Podcasting Panel, the Woman in
Speaker 3: Podcasting Panel. We had a game room with game tournament
Speaker 3: going on that was hosted by the Trap Nerds podcast.
Speaker 3: We had the Black Effect Marketplace with all the vendors
Speaker 3: in the merchandise. So we just had a We had
Speaker 3: a ball in Atlanta this weekend. This weekend was one
Speaker 3: of those weekends that you wish you could relive. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that much fun, that much much, that much fun, Like
Speaker 3: you know, the very next day he was like, damn,
Speaker 3: we had a good time last Yay, I wish I
Speaker 3: could relive that moment.
Speaker 2: Right now, said the energy was amazing. Shot the Louis V.
Speaker 2: That's what the Louis V said.
Speaker 3: Louis Louis V provided the soundtrack for the Black Effect
Speaker 3: Podcast festival Man, so salute the Louis V.
Speaker 2: We just had a ball man.
Speaker 3: That's no, no, no, no, no incidents, you know, not
Speaker 3: even an argument.
Speaker 2: Everybody was just in there having.
Speaker 5: A good time.
Speaker 3: Absolutely stall slide and electric sliding, doing whatever choreographed dance
Speaker 3: y'all do with that Beyonce song Beyond before I let
Speaker 3: go remix it was.
Speaker 2: We had a ball, that's right. So that's who the
Speaker 2: Slutty Vegan. Slutdy Vegan was there as well. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: so we had a ball man. Thank you, thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you.
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Speaker 2: It was a It was a great time. We'll talk
Speaker 2: about it more later in the show.
Speaker 6: All right, now, this is where we need the four
Speaker 6: day work week because I'm tired.
Speaker 2: He was all over the place this weekend. No, I
Speaker 2: wasn't even all over the place, but shot the fifty
Speaker 2: to fifty.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 6: He was in town and he invited me to dinner
Speaker 6: last night. So I went to pat to dinner with fifty.
Speaker 6: I met scar Lip too. Scarll Lip is the rapper
Speaker 6: from New York City.
Speaker 2: To sign the unit.
Speaker 3: No IM about to say, lord, she's already bold enough. No, no, no,
Speaker 3: she's just Scarlett.
Speaker 2: But you know usually you know what time do we
Speaker 2: usually do dinner?
Speaker 8: Me?
Speaker 2: Yes, seven o'clock club talk. Why so we could be
Speaker 2: in bed by certain times? Right, that's right. That didner
Speaker 2: last time and they started to ten o'clock. Oh no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: might I got time for that.
Speaker 3: I was out late Saturday too, though, because after the
Speaker 3: festival we went to dinner and then we went to
Speaker 3: our good brothers, the eighty five South Show shooting eighty
Speaker 3: five South team.
Speaker 2: We went to the studio. They had a fight party
Speaker 2: fight the studio.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we're gonna talk about the fighting all lot. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but shot the fifty shot the scar lip. Let's get
Speaker 6: the show cracking now, Angel Reese and Florge Johnson will
Speaker 6: be joining A Johnson you know it's just flow J.
Speaker 2: No, I think it's flow J. J. Johnson will be
Speaker 2: joining us.
Speaker 6: You know they are the twenty twenty three NCAA women's
Speaker 6: basketball champion.
Speaker 3: Yes, unfortunately, even though I'm happy for them. I'm a
Speaker 3: South Carolina game cap. Oh okay, I'm happy for them though, yes,
Speaker 3: you know. So we're gonna talk to them in the US,
Speaker 3: but I'm happy for them. And then we got front
Speaker 3: Page US coming up in a little bit. Teslin figure
Speaker 3: will be joining us, so don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning all right, morning everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne
Speaker 6: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's getting some front page news. We have Teslin figure
Speaker 2: out here. Good morning, test the hood whisper Tesla figure out.
Speaker 9: Yes, Good morning, Charlemagne, DJ Envy and the Breakfast Club family.
Speaker 6: Yeah, let's go through the sports real fast, and you
Speaker 6: got a lot to talk about the next week. The
Speaker 6: Cavaliers one O two ninety three, they leave the series
Speaker 6: three to one. The Warriors tied up the series with
Speaker 6: the Kings. The Celtics leader the series three one, the
Speaker 6: Timberwolves three one, Lakers to one.
Speaker 2: They play tonight. I believe Heat lead the series two
Speaker 2: to one.
Speaker 6: Clippers are down three to one, the Sun's leading series
Speaker 6: and the seventy sixty cent the Nets home.
Speaker 3: And I'm mad Brooks didn't stay stay in the game
Speaker 3: to take the smoke that Lebron was about to give him.
Speaker 2: You want to fondle that man's boss.
Speaker 3: Man, so you get kicked out of the game because
Speaker 3: you knew it was about to be a long night.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they kicked out the game.
Speaker 6: Ever, we gotta congratulate the Tank Javonte Davis, who went
Speaker 6: over the weekend in the seventh round, just like you predicted,
Speaker 6: easy Ryan Garcia, So congratulations to Tan easy Money.
Speaker 3: I I like Ryan or lobby Ryan and had no
Speaker 3: business in that ring with Tank Man. Tank totally all
Speaker 3: classed him on it on every level. This clearly level
Speaker 3: as the boxing and Tank is clearly on another level.
Speaker 3: Ryan Garcia.
Speaker 6: Now where we're starting at, TAZ, Where do you want
Speaker 6: to start this morning?
Speaker 9: Yeah, let's start at the Supreme Court of protecting access
Speaker 9: to the abortion pill. Now, some of you may have
Speaker 9: been looking at the protests going on over the last
Speaker 9: couple of weeks. Well, they've been doing it for the
Speaker 9: last year, but in particular the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 9: I wanted to cover the story last week, but I
Speaker 9: was waiting to see what the Supreme Court would do
Speaker 9: on Friday, And so on Friday they did protect access
Speaker 9: to a wily use abortion drug by freezing lower court
Speaker 9: rulings that place restrictions on its usage as appeals play out. Now,
Speaker 9: as a result, the US Food and Drug Administration approval
Speaker 9: of the drug MUFA pristone will remain in place while
Speaker 9: appeals play out, potentially for months to come. The case
Speaker 9: is most important abortion related dispute to reach the High
Speaker 9: Court since the justices overturned Row versus Wade, triggering conservative
Speaker 9: states across the country to either ban or severely restrict
Speaker 9: the procedure. Now, how this dispute plays out will ultimately
Speaker 9: ultimately decide if it will make it more difficult for
Speaker 9: women to access this drug and in the states that
Speaker 9: still allow abortion.
Speaker 10: So this is an ongoing dispute. It's going to keep going.
Speaker 9: You're going to see it in the twenty twenty four
Speaker 9: election where folks are saying, you know, hey, should this
Speaker 9: be left up to the states, should the federal get involved?
Speaker 9: And it's interesting I'm looking at some Republicans that are saying, now,
Speaker 9: you know, hey, we need to go ahead and bring
Speaker 9: Row versus Wade back in a allow the states to
Speaker 9: make the decision. So it's going to be really interesting
Speaker 9: as we see election season come upon us.
Speaker 2: All right, well what else we got?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so in Jackson I talked about this before. Oh no,
Speaker 9: my apologies. I want to do the Ken Porter story.
Speaker 9: Then on the second hour will do Jackson. But Kim Potter,
Speaker 9: the ex cop who killed Dante Wright, will be released
Speaker 9: from prison today. She's yeah, well, yeah, she's the former
Speaker 9: Minnesota police officer who killed the twenty year old black
Speaker 9: man Dante Wright when he allegedly mistook mistook her firearm
Speaker 9: for the stun gun. So she served sixteen months in
Speaker 9: a Minnesota correctional facility for Right's death. Wright was killed
Speaker 9: on April twelve, twenty twenty one, after he was pulled
Speaker 9: over for an expired licensed tag. Now we saw this
Speaker 9: during the same time that George Floyd a trial was
Speaker 9: going on in Minneapolis. She was convicted of first degree
Speaker 9: and second degree manslaughter in rights killing. However, Judge Regina
Speaker 9: Chu the ex cops significantly belower the state minimum, citing
Speaker 9: that Potter was clearly remorseful. You guys may remember how
Speaker 9: she was crying on the stand and.
Speaker 6: Members drop Then one of the family members said, I
Speaker 6: forgive you something like that.
Speaker 9: No, not in this case. Yeah, yeah, not in this case.
Speaker 9: That's another case that you're talking about. But yes, she yeah, not,
Speaker 9: certainly not in this case. She was doing that crying
Speaker 9: and not one tear dropped, and so Judge of Regina
Speaker 9: Cheu gave her a lower sentence. But I do want
Speaker 9: to say this because it does feel like we're not
Speaker 9: getting anywhere, and there's still a lot more work to
Speaker 9: be done. But I just want to remind the family
Speaker 9: that in twenty twenty one, twenty one police officers in
Speaker 9: the United States they were charged with murder or manslaughter
Speaker 9: resulting in on duty shootings, which is the highest in
Speaker 9: a single year, and in the past five years, sixteen
Speaker 9: officers were charged in twenty twenty twelve, in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 9: ten in twenty eighteen, and seven in twenty seventeen. Each year,
Speaker 9: the police kill about one thousand people nationwide. Some of
Speaker 9: that might be justifiable, some may not be. But there
Speaker 9: has been a little bit of progress, but we still
Speaker 9: need more, in particularly passing the George Floyd Justice and
Speaker 9: Policing Act in Congress.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because there's got to be like one consistent consequence
Speaker 3: for all these situations, right, because you can't tell me
Speaker 3: white privilege not real. You can't tell me police privilege
Speaker 3: not real when you can get convicted from manslaughter a
Speaker 3: person is dead and you only do a punk ash
Speaker 3: year because you seemed remorseful. You have many brothers and
Speaker 3: sisters I've seen seem remorseful after they've committed you know, manslaughter,
Speaker 3: are murdered, and they're still in there right now doing
Speaker 3: twenty to thirty. The ain't nobody thinking about all days
Speaker 3: they sat. They seemed remorseful, But select them out after
Speaker 3: a year, No way, no way, so.
Speaker 10: Much more to go.
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Speaker 6: it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one
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Speaker 11: Hey, what's up?
Speaker 12: An Economics? That videotipu in Atlanta. But I'm just calling
Speaker 12: just to say that I had a great time at
Speaker 12: the Black Effects. That's able, man, it was just a
Speaker 12: good time.
Speaker 2: Hey, n Economics, Thank you, brother, appreciate your time.
Speaker 13: Hey, yeah, yeah, I think you did it really well man. Honestly,
Speaker 13: I've seen a lot of people, and I've seen a
Speaker 13: lot of like love and you know, just having certain
Speaker 13: people in the city just bringing that influence there. I
Speaker 13: really do think you.
Speaker 2: Did amazing job. Thank you, brother.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was flawless execution man, courtesy of a you know,
Speaker 3: Dolly Bishop and the Black Effect team and iHeart radio.
Speaker 2: So thank you, Thank thank y'all, man, thank y'all for
Speaker 2: coming up. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 14: Good morning.
Speaker 2: My name is Amanda, Hey, hey, get it off your chest.
Speaker 14: Mama, listen, I'm really stump. A couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 14: I was literally driving back from campus and I got
Speaker 14: in the car, like when this person was talking on
Speaker 14: your guys radio station and he was talking about practices
Speaker 14: and like making your kids work.
Speaker 15: But but you.
Speaker 14: Like, I think you claimed them as a job.
Speaker 2: What's the person today, Wall Street trapl.
Speaker 14: I need so really eli just for him, Thank you
Speaker 14: guys so much.
Speaker 2: But Mama, he's not an accountant, so you got to
Speaker 2: reach out.
Speaker 14: To hear that whole radio station again. I want to
Speaker 14: hear everything he said.
Speaker 6: Okay, you should check out both interviews. He was here
Speaker 6: a couple of years ago and a lot of the
Speaker 6: stuff that he was talking about is absolutely pow sitively real.
Speaker 6: Definitely check them out. And yes, if you have kids,
Speaker 6: you can employ your kids. That's what that's what we
Speaker 6: were saying.
Speaker 16: You can.
Speaker 14: But I got into part too late.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's Wall Street Trapper. You can go on Breakfast
Speaker 2: Page and watch both of those INDs.
Speaker 14: Thank you, thank you. You guys are amazing.
Speaker 2: I love you guys, love so much.
Speaker 3: Have a good one and Trap does the Trapping Tuesday's
Speaker 3: podcast too.
Speaker 2: On YouTube. You can go to Wall Street Trappers YouTube
Speaker 2: page as well. Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 8: What's up?
Speaker 11: Boys? Boy?
Speaker 17: Did?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 5: And go?
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 8: Tailor tailor, man, hope I had a great weekend. Charlie
Speaker 8: made shout out to you the bat that bad.
Speaker 2: Thank you brother. You enjoyed yourself.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, man, I didn't go, but I definitely recapping
Speaker 8: all that stuff. Okay, okay, shout out to y'all, man,
Speaker 8: But I just want to get off my chest. That
Speaker 8: fight was crazy. I hope Garcia you'll come about that bag.
Speaker 8: You think he'll give up that person off?
Speaker 2: No, you don't want it, ye Tak said.
Speaker 3: Uh Tank said in the post post fight interview, he said,
Speaker 3: he said, I'm not gonna take that man bag.
Speaker 2: I don't want it.
Speaker 11: He funny that bat back.
Speaker 8: Well, also, guys, I'm gonna take you all the package.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 12: I appreciate y'all.
Speaker 8: I need some sizes Charlie made with you, like a
Speaker 8: larger the hoodie.
Speaker 2: Dog, Yes, sir, larger medium, yep, same.
Speaker 8: Medium, Okay, Hevy you dog what you need?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say, y'all, okay, get a little tall No
Speaker 2: large lage usually works me right, I ain't got no
Speaker 2: meat on in beige bones.
Speaker 8: Oh pus, sure that makes sense.
Speaker 2: Okay, you gotta get a job dog ad.
Speaker 8: I appreciate y'all.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 8: I have a good morning shops.
Speaker 2: Y'all all say you need to get in the gym.
Speaker 2: You said you lighting the ass.
Speaker 6: That's the two references you made on my bones today.
Speaker 6: But lighting the ass and I need meat on my bones.
Speaker 3: This don't got nothing to do with nothing. That's regular conversation.
Speaker 3: That's how we talk.
Speaker 2: You never know what. You need some meat on your
Speaker 2: beige bones and you light the ass. That's all. I'm
Speaker 2: finding the asser if you Hey, man, if people think so,
Speaker 2: I'm not, I'm not knocking them.
Speaker 6: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five eight
Speaker 6: five one, five one. If you need to vit and
Speaker 6: hit us up now. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning,
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Speaker 2: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 18: Good morning?
Speaker 2: This?
Speaker 18: Hey, and hey, good morning.
Speaker 15: I just wanted to say good morning to everybody. Charlie Mayne,
Speaker 15: thank you again for the tickets. I came all the
Speaker 15: way from the trade and yes, the podcast festival was lit.
Speaker 15: It was the best experience ever. I went back home.
Speaker 15: I told everybody, I'm like, man, y'all should have win.
Speaker 15: I'm like, so get ready for next year because they
Speaker 15: gonna do it again. The turnout was so good, They're
Speaker 15: gonna do it again. I was like, y'all missed it
Speaker 15: and it was.
Speaker 8: It was beautiful.
Speaker 15: I mean, like, like Charlamagne said, no arguments, no fighting,
Speaker 15: no nothing. As many people was there, it was great.
Speaker 15: I mean, if that was a trait, somebody would have
Speaker 15: been fighting everything. I was just I was just blown back.
Speaker 8: It was great.
Speaker 3: It's also kind of how would you fight at a
Speaker 3: podcast festival? Like there's nothing there encouraging any of that,
Speaker 3: any anybody to act like that.
Speaker 2: Now, you know, it's no music like that.
Speaker 15: And Detroit they do they fall at the comedy festival.
Speaker 15: What at the comedy show.
Speaker 2: I was like, nah, Detroit, don't be wilding out. Though
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 6: I did a call shout in Detroit. We had over
Speaker 6: ten thousand people. We didn't have no problems. But like
Speaker 6: Charlamaie said, like what would make you want to fight?
Speaker 6: Like you're gonna watch a podcast, you're getting information it's
Speaker 6: something that benefits you.
Speaker 3: So you're gonna fight during horrible decisions when they updre
Speaker 3: teaching you how to work and do sex acts and
Speaker 3: all types of stuff, like what you're gonna fight during
Speaker 3: eighty five South show and all they doing is comedy
Speaker 3: making you laugh, Like, what you're gonna fight? Well, when
Speaker 3: you're gonna have Why we had a.
Speaker 8: Ball and you had envy.
Speaker 15: I had bought tickets to your car show back in
Speaker 15: October and my silly show read the date wrong. I
Speaker 15: went on Sunday.
Speaker 18: I'm looking like, where is it at?
Speaker 15: They like, oh, that was yesterday.
Speaker 2: You missed it. But we're gonna be back there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm your tickets to still be good. Don't even worry
Speaker 2: about it. Your tickets will still be out.
Speaker 19: Well, y'all.
Speaker 15: I just wanted to call and say thank you again
Speaker 15: and to answer your question from last time.
Speaker 8: My birthday is the same day as yours, September third.
Speaker 2: Hey, what you're doing this year for your birth And
Speaker 2: how old are you? If you don't mind me asking,
Speaker 2: I'm thirty, you're gonna oh you're gonna be Oh you'll
Speaker 2: be thirty one.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I'll be thirty one this year.
Speaker 2: Oh, we gotta turn up.
Speaker 8: Then I gotta do something.
Speaker 15: I might go back to Atlanta.
Speaker 2: I usually, you know what, I.
Speaker 6: Usually come to Detroit around my birthday too. We usually
Speaker 6: do the arm B party. So if if we do
Speaker 6: it this year, it's on me. So you would come
Speaker 6: party with me?
Speaker 12: All right?
Speaker 13: Definitely?
Speaker 2: All right, you have a go one and Julie you
Speaker 2: a trucker. That's right, that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 8: Be safe for them, big am?
Speaker 2: Alight, Well, thank you, big am? Hello? Who's this? What up?
Speaker 11: What up? What up?
Speaker 19: What up?
Speaker 11: What's up? Charlotte may envy?
Speaker 2: What I'm brother?
Speaker 20: Man?
Speaker 2: What's happening to? Brother chest Man?
Speaker 11: Charlie? Man, I'm feeling like scar face right now. Man,
Speaker 11: I'm in that. First of all, I moved from one
Speaker 11: race to state, do another one, from Mississippi to Indiana. Man,
Speaker 11: they whooping, they whooping us up here, like that would
Speaker 11: pull you over, you say, one little jazzy thing. Boy,
Speaker 11: they speaking your ass, damn. So I'm like, I'm like, uh,
Speaker 11: you know, if he's down to crank up and down
Speaker 11: the ride, well let's go ahead and start a revolution.
Speaker 3: Well let's try the legal away first. Man, you gotta
Speaker 3: start getting some of them officers on camera. And then
Speaker 3: you know, we got to call Ben Crump for somebody
Speaker 3: to get down there and uh, you know, raise some hell.
Speaker 3: Call to Mika Mallory and I tell freedom them down
Speaker 3: there to raise some hell.
Speaker 11: Pak fact, man, I know y'all have heard the story
Speaker 11: about these kids up there and down These kids don't
Speaker 11: care no more.
Speaker 21: Man.
Speaker 13: Honestly, you know these kids don't care.
Speaker 2: Man. Just be safe out there, brother, y'all hold it down, man,
Speaker 2: you know it. Get it off your chest.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. When
Speaker 6: we come back, we'll tell you what celebrity is calling
Speaker 6: out for Ben Crump.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll get to the next It's the Breakfast
Speaker 2: Club in the morning.
Speaker 3: The Breakfast Club. Three damn Monday, man, how y'all feel time?
Speaker 3: I can tell you man, that's good. Everybody's tired on Monday.
Speaker 3: There's not a single person on the face of this
Speaker 3: earth who goes into work on Monday who's uh well rested.
Speaker 3: All except for me, because I got seven and a
Speaker 3: half hours of sleep last night.
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 6: Morning, everybody, it's the ej n V. Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 6: Let's get to the rooms. Let's talk Tyrese.
Speaker 2: Name or you've gossip beating. This is the rum of report.
Speaker 20: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: This were the tea spells right on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Is there ever a good reason to talk about Tyrese.
Speaker 6: Yes, Tyrese wants you all the fraternitys, all the HBCUs,
Speaker 6: all the black fathers to u unite. He wants uh
Speaker 6: everybody to go to the courthouse on Tuesday, the Fulton
Speaker 6: County Courthouse on Tuesday for a peaceful protest for the
Speaker 6: brother tyres And this is the reason one of Tyrese.
Speaker 22: I just want things to be done according to the law.
Speaker 22: I'm also gonna call them my brother Attorney Benjamin Crump
Speaker 22: to join me.
Speaker 2: Judge Kevin M.
Speaker 22: Farmer, we attempted to get this man thrown off the bench.
Speaker 22: He ends up calling my ex wife a bitch. He
Speaker 22: said this in the private chambers of his office in
Speaker 22: front of a black woman named Tanya Menchell Grand who's
Speaker 22: my attorney. Now listen, win together no more. But I
Speaker 22: have never referred to the mother of my child as
Speaker 22: a bitch. To hear this man, this white man who
Speaker 22: is supposed to represent the law to refer to my
Speaker 22: ex wife and the mother of my child as a bitch.
Speaker 22: Why is he still on the stand.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, y'all. Let's just take a moment to give
Speaker 3: tyres a round the applause. Finally, Tyrese has found a
Speaker 3: cause that has nothing to do with him. This is
Speaker 3: a worthy call. He'll stop it. I'm not used to
Speaker 3: Tyree's making sense.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so Tyrese, of course, he's in court for his
Speaker 6: divorce and he is claiming that the judge is being racist,
Speaker 6: and he called his ex wife, Samantha Lee, a bitch.
Speaker 6: And Tyresee is asking for you know, everybody to go
Speaker 6: to the Fulton County Superior Court on Tuesday in Atlanta
Speaker 6: at nine thirty am for a hearing in his divorce
Speaker 6: case and to peacefully protest.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we can't prove the racist claims against the judge
Speaker 3: with the you know, and if the judges out here
Speaker 3: calling his ex wife for b wording and who else
Speaker 3: he said, somebody else to right?
Speaker 6: Well, he said, he said his ex wife, and he
Speaker 6: said his attorney was there, and people that work with
Speaker 6: his attorney also heard him.
Speaker 3: Say that that's the reason to raise some Hell, I'm
Speaker 3: just not used to Tyree's making sense, and I'm not
Speaker 3: used to Tyrese, you know, having conversations about things that
Speaker 3: have nothing.
Speaker 2: To do with him.
Speaker 3: Usually Tyresee is self absolved and it's a cause that
Speaker 3: just has to do with him. This seems bigger than
Speaker 3: just him. I think I just well, he left me
Speaker 3: a message this weekend. That's probably what it was.
Speaker 6: I just hope people believe him, because tyres Is sometimes
Speaker 6: went left sometimes with things that weren't true.
Speaker 2: Yeah you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so he's making sense. I'm not used to
Speaker 3: Tyre's making sense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 6: So ex NBA coach Phil Jackson he said he stopped
Speaker 6: watching basketball when players started wearing slogans on new jersey
Speaker 6: like justice, equality, Black lives Matter. This is what he
Speaker 6: had to say.
Speaker 2: Do you still watch a lot of basketball or no.
Speaker 7: They went into the lockout year and they did something
Speaker 7: that was kind of wanky. They did a bubble down
Speaker 7: in Orlando and they had things on their back like,
Speaker 7: you know, justice and yeah, I mean a little funny
Speaker 7: thing like you know, Justice just went to the basket
Speaker 7: and equal Opportunity just knocked him down. So my grandkids
Speaker 7: thought that was pretty funny to play up those names.
Speaker 7: It was trying to cater to an audience or trying
Speaker 7: to bring a certain audience into play, and they didn't
Speaker 7: know it was turning other people off. We've had a
Speaker 7: lot of different type of players that have gone on
Speaker 7: to be like, you know, Bill Bradley is a senator,
Speaker 7: but their politics stay out the game. Yeah, it's need
Speaker 7: to be there.
Speaker 3: Oh, knock it off, Phil, Yeah, I mean Phil, you
Speaker 3: had a player that started that trend way before it
Speaker 3: had anything to do with social justice.
Speaker 2: His name was World Peace. Okay, you want a championship,
Speaker 2: knock it off, come on. Jalen Rose spoke out about it.
Speaker 23: Hall of Fame coaching eleven time champion Phil Jackson claims
Speaker 23: to have stopped supporting the NBA because it became too
Speaker 23: political when it went into the bubble and was catering
Speaker 23: to certain audiences by putting slogans on the back of
Speaker 23: jerseys and Black Lives Matter on them the same Phil Jackson.
Speaker 23: They won championships with some of the greatest black athletes
Speaker 23: in the history of the game, Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen,
Speaker 23: Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant, made millions on their backs and
Speaker 23: off their sweat equity. You're sitting up watching the game
Speaker 23: with your grandkids, and y'all think it's funny when justice
Speaker 23: passes the ball to equal opportunity. When somebody shows you
Speaker 23: who they are, believe them, so stop watching forever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, also, why would you speak out against that?
Speaker 3: Like that's the highest level of privilege, right, just because
Speaker 3: something doesn't impact you, you don't want to hear about it.
Speaker 3: If Bill don't have to worry about the things that
Speaker 3: these people are fighting against.
Speaker 6: And if you don't remember that was on the heels
Speaker 6: of the protester on twenty twenty summer with the murder
Speaker 6: of George Floyd and the death of Breonna Taylor. And lastly,
Speaker 6: well it looks like a Shanty and Nelly might be
Speaker 6: back together.
Speaker 2: They were girls.
Speaker 3: Girl, don't be telling these stories about your fan all right,
Speaker 3: come on now, don't be talking these don't be talking
Speaker 3: about people relationships about your fan.
Speaker 17: Girl.
Speaker 2: Let me go on the girl, give me that Monday
Speaker 2: morning tea. Now, girl, I know everybody was watching the fight.
Speaker 6: Now some of y'all are watching the tank tink on Garcia,
Speaker 6: But no, that's not what these people were watching.
Speaker 2: There was never things going on in the crowd. That's right,
Speaker 2: because you see who Nelly.
Speaker 6: Nelly walked in there, and of course he on one
Speaker 6: side he had Jermaine Duprint and then on the other side,
Speaker 6: it's not the music a shantip on the flute bomb
Speaker 6: for Ashanti.
Speaker 2: That woman his agent like the finest and wise and
Speaker 2: she there's more.
Speaker 6: There's more because you know after you know, they performed
Speaker 6: together in Las Vegas Sunday a tow beach and they
Speaker 6: just weren't like performing like she was winn She had
Speaker 6: her little podunkle dunk on his uh crotch area and.
Speaker 3: Hers got to be able duncan dount. You don't got
Speaker 3: no nickname for his crotch area, A little papunka dunk.
Speaker 3: You don't think so, No, you don't think so no,
Speaker 3: cause they say padunka dunkle's booty. So penis okay, don't
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 2: So her padunka dunk was on his padunkadunk. Now you're
Speaker 2: talking a little. We got a little audio if you
Speaker 2: want to hear it. I heard, I heard Shad Mars
Speaker 2: grabbed his fan. He had some advice. I was going
Speaker 2: he had some advice for Nelly too.
Speaker 7: Girl.
Speaker 2: What was his advice? He said, Yo, mo, I know
Speaker 2: we not see an out of eye, but from little
Speaker 2: bro to big bro, stopped playing and married this woman. Bro,
Speaker 2: you like fifty, sit your old ass down. This is
Speaker 2: your queen.
Speaker 3: Good advice. Now, I'm gonna tell you why that's that
Speaker 3: is good advice. That's always good advice. When a man
Speaker 3: tells you, you know, you should marry a woman, right,
Speaker 3: he's recognizing that this is a good woman. You can't
Speaker 3: do no better. You should be with him. But it
Speaker 3: sounds better when it comes from another married somebody who
Speaker 3: just said he's not gonna get right. That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: All I'm saying, girl, You know what I mean. You
Speaker 3: got to listen to other married people when it comes
Speaker 3: to things like that because they know, especially married people
Speaker 3: that have been married for a long time, they can
Speaker 3: look at the president and say, hey, man, you need
Speaker 3: to lock that one down. That's a woman, all right,
Speaker 3: that's what you need to be with for the rest
Speaker 3: of your life. Bow good advice might be wrong message,
Speaker 3: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Girl.
Speaker 2: All right, Well that was Shla and E with the
Speaker 2: t seeing it with the t I like that, don't noright,
Speaker 2: but it's entertainous. Yes, it is all right.
Speaker 6: When we come back, we got front page news and
Speaker 6: also we have angel recent Flow J Johnson joining us.
Speaker 2: Of course.
Speaker 6: You know they're a twenty twenty three nt DOUAA women's
Speaker 6: basketball champions.
Speaker 2: You know they did the Tony ya yo on him haters,
Speaker 2: and we're gonna talk to them in a little bit.
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Speaker 6: It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Now let's get in some front page news now up
Speaker 6: testing three year old. Yeah, Good morning chest.
Speaker 9: Good morning, dj MB's Charlemagne and the Breakfast Club family, the.
Speaker 2: Hood whisper what's happening?
Speaker 24: Hello.
Speaker 2: We'll start off with some quick sports.
Speaker 6: Now, basketball, of course, is playoff season, seventy six is
Speaker 6: finished off the Nets ninety six to eighty eight.
Speaker 2: They're gonna go head to the next round. The Suns
Speaker 2: lead the series three one.
Speaker 11: He lead the.
Speaker 2: Series to to one, the Lakers lead to to one,
Speaker 2: The Knicks lead the series three to one.
Speaker 6: The Warriors tied the series to the two, Celtics lead
Speaker 6: three to one, and the Timberwolves lead thread to one.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna close bonds to the New York Knicks. To
Speaker 2: them right, they bought you. Gotta congratulate Javontink Davis.
Speaker 6: Tanky knocked out Ryan Garcia in the seventh round, Soulie Money.
Speaker 2: Congratulations to Fumy. Basically, May and.
Speaker 3: Ryan Garcia tap out. But you know them liver shots
Speaker 3: ain't no joke. You take a shot to the liver,
Speaker 3: it's gonna take about fifteen twenty seconds to recover.
Speaker 2: But in boxing you only got ten. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: Well let's start with what's going on in Mississippi.
Speaker 9: Yes, so family, bear with me as I explained this
Speaker 9: because this is so so important. On last month, I
Speaker 9: believe I covered a story about how Mississippi was, you know,
Speaker 9: taking over and creating a new police force, and now
Speaker 9: they're not stopping at the police force.
Speaker 10: Now they want to control the court.
Speaker 9: So Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves on Friday signed House Built
Speaker 9: ten twenty, a controversial piece of legislation that will create
Speaker 9: a court system of unelected judges and prosecutors in the
Speaker 9: Capital Complex Improvement District known as CCID. Now CCID is
Speaker 9: a portion of Jackson. So on Friday, the NAACP sue
Speaker 9: the governor, citing that then two new state laws are
Speaker 9: racially discriminatory because they focus only on Jackson, a majority
Speaker 9: black city. Now, the legislation, what it will do is
Speaker 9: it will expand the Capitol Police jurisdiction. In other words,
Speaker 9: is going to increase the original boundaries and take over
Speaker 9: more of Jackson.
Speaker 10: And it will create a new court system in the CCID. Now,
Speaker 10: instead of.
Speaker 9: Allowing the black citizens to elect their own judges, the
Speaker 9: new judges will be appointed by white Chief Justice of
Speaker 9: the Supreme Court, and the new prosecutors will be appointed
Speaker 9: by a white state Attorney General. It is also important
Speaker 9: to note that the Capitol Police is also controlled by
Speaker 9: a white chief who answers to a white Public Safety
Speaker 9: commissioner who answers to the white governor. So in other words, right.
Speaker 9: In other words, black citizens in this majority black city,
Speaker 9: they're not involved in the process at all. So let
Speaker 9: me recap this in simple terms, just so in case
Speaker 9: you missed anything.
Speaker 10: That I said.
Speaker 9: Bottom line is, the Republican governor is saying, hey, we
Speaker 9: want to do something to address public safety.
Speaker 10: So we're going to take over policing and create a
Speaker 10: new court system.
Speaker 9: And the advocates are saying, hey, if you want to
Speaker 9: address public safety, find but instead of creating a new
Speaker 9: court system, allow this majority black city to be able
Speaker 9: to elect their own judges. And the state should just
Speaker 9: give Jackson more money to hire more city police officers.
Speaker 9: So Democrat Representative Robert Johnson said, quote people seem to
Speaker 9: be offended by black people running their own city. I
Speaker 9: think this is the last straw. This is going to
Speaker 9: make everybody mount up and organize and do what we
Speaker 9: have to do to take the city and state.
Speaker 3: Back so they can just take away citizens right to
Speaker 3: vote like that for such an important cause.
Speaker 2: And y'all still afraid to say the word fascism, right.
Speaker 10: That's exactly what they're doing me.
Speaker 2: That's wild.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And the mayor referred to it, and I recover
Speaker 9: the story last month as apartheid, Like, this is a
Speaker 9: really really big deal, guys, And so we'll see what's
Speaker 9: going on with that lawsuit. And basically, again, elected judges
Speaker 9: is so important. We don't talk about it enough. We
Speaker 9: talk about federal h we talk about you know, who's
Speaker 9: running for president and Congress. But I can't stress enough
Speaker 9: that elected judges have everything to do with how your
Speaker 9: city is ran. And this is bottom line, taking this
Speaker 9: away from this majority of black city.
Speaker 2: Now, what's going on in San Francisco?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 9: California Governor Gavin Newsom is directing the California Highway Patrol
Speaker 9: and National Guard to assist San Francisco authorities in combating
Speaker 9: the fentanyl crisis in the city. The two agencies will
Speaker 9: be partnering with the local police Department and the District
Speaker 9: Attorney's office to attempt to stem trafficking of the deadly opioid. Now,
Speaker 9: the four agencies together are expected to crack down on
Speaker 9: crimes linked to fentanyl and increase a law enforcement presence
Speaker 9: in public areas. However, Newsom's office vowed that the operation
Speaker 9: will not target those with drug and des instead focus
Speaker 9: on drug suppliers and traffickers. Now, we remember this, right,
Speaker 9: that happened with the crack epidemic when they focused on
Speaker 9: you know, drug users as well, exactly. So Newsom is saying, hey,
Speaker 9: this is not going to be the problem is time.
Speaker 9: We're only going to focus on drug suppliers and traffickers.
Speaker 9: And the multi agency effort comes at San Francisco grapples
Speaker 9: with an alarming rise in deaths linked to fentanyl, a
Speaker 9: drug that is more potent and deadly than heroin. And
Speaker 9: I want to make a note that San Francisco is
Speaker 9: thirty nine percent white and only five percent black. Why
Speaker 9: am I making that note, Charle Mayewell, I'm glad you asked,
Speaker 9: because when the crack epidemic happened, that was targeted on
Speaker 9: mostly black folks, as we know, and there was not
Speaker 9: any you know, making any distinction between those who were
Speaker 9: doing the drugs versus those who were selling it. Everybody
Speaker 9: was pretty much convicted of the same thing through the
Speaker 9: mandatory minimums, and that is what they called the war
Speaker 9: on drugs. So I'm going to be very interested in
Speaker 9: seeing how this plays out.
Speaker 2: Well, I'll tell you one thing. They promoting this wrong.
Speaker 3: They have to promote and market this to the people
Speaker 3: who actually use cocaine and other drugs, like, they should
Speaker 3: say things like, wouldn't you like to have some fencing
Speaker 3: off free cocaine like the same marketing they gave gluten
Speaker 3: they have to get fentanyl. Wouldn't you like to get
Speaker 3: high and not die? Then join us in the fight
Speaker 3: against fentonol. That's what you need, because if you don't
Speaker 3: use drugs, you really don't.
Speaker 2: Care about this situation. You really don't. If you don't
Speaker 2: use drugs, you hear about it. But if you don't
Speaker 2: use drugs, like you'll just hear it. What is a
Speaker 2: trickle movement? What is a trickle effect?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 6: Because you got the drug dealers in areas that's messing
Speaker 6: up the community and certain people in the community.
Speaker 2: But them too, they can go to jail now if
Speaker 2: they serve people fending off, so they should want fenton
Speaker 2: off free cocaine to Then you got.
Speaker 6: The users who might not have the money to purchase
Speaker 6: the stuff that they're trying to purchase.
Speaker 2: So what do they usually do? They usually rob and
Speaker 2: steale and get the money. That's right, it's a trickle.
Speaker 2: You should how it affects people.
Speaker 3: They should stop demonizing those people and trying to criminalize
Speaker 3: those people and talk directly to those people because they're
Speaker 3: the ones that are acted by this the most. They're
Speaker 3: the ones that absolutely positively want fencing off free drugs.
Speaker 3: They should be wanting fencing all off the street more
Speaker 3: than anybody because they the one that get high and
Speaker 3: die from it. Catered to the users, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I think they need to get to use it some help. Yes,
Speaker 3: that's what I didn't hear that. That's what test to
Speaker 3: talk about in the difference between the War on drugs
Speaker 3: when it was cracked and whatever. Would it's definitely not
Speaker 3: a war. Now you you wouldn't call this award, would
Speaker 3: you test?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 9: No, No, I definitely would call it. I definitely, you
Speaker 9: know what call it a war. So I think what
Speaker 9: the MV is saying is, uh, maybe they need to
Speaker 9: put more emphasis on the help part of it, And
Speaker 9: they are saying they're making a distinction between the two.
Speaker 9: But you know, they're doing a lot of this help
Speaker 9: quote unquote hell with opioid you know, the opioid crisis,
Speaker 9: which unfortunately did not happen with the crack epidemic. They
Speaker 9: didn't do the help part at all. So I think
Speaker 9: you guys were saying the same thing.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure saying the same thing.
Speaker 3: Don't don't don't don't demonize the user right and weaponize
Speaker 3: their addiction against them. Catered to the use right, because
Speaker 3: the user is the one who would want this fencing
Speaker 3: all free cocaine more than anybody fitting off free drugs
Speaker 3: more than anybody.
Speaker 6: Whatever happened to that doctor that came up here that
Speaker 6: was using the Yeah a good question, doctor, Remember the
Speaker 6: doctor you.
Speaker 2: Said he was using the heroin and they got yeah,
Speaker 2: doctor Carl Hart.
Speaker 15: You know, I we need to normalize using hero.
Speaker 2: Where is doctor Carhart? Ain't nobody. I haven't seen doctor
Speaker 2: Carl Hart in a minute. I just want to make
Speaker 2: sure he's not right. If you strung out? Then, boy?
Speaker 12: That was that?
Speaker 17: Was that?
Speaker 2: Everything everything you said was the damn lie. I need
Speaker 2: to make sure.
Speaker 3: I need to make sure doctor Carl Hart sprung out.
Speaker 3: Doctor Carl Hart needs to show up every two months
Speaker 3: just to let us see him, so we make sure
Speaker 3: he ain't strung out.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well, thank you Tesla's figure.
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Speaker 3: The saluted test test was on the Women in Podcasting
Speaker 3: panel this weekend at the Black of Podcast Festival. And
Speaker 3: you know Tas does what she does, pastor, she's a pastor,
Speaker 3: she's a pimp. Okay, she's a political pundit, a player.
Speaker 3: You know she was doing what she does.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And let me just say this guy, So do
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Speaker 6: All right, all right, when we come back, we have
Speaker 6: Angel Reese and floorje Johnson, you know them. They're there,
Speaker 6: twenty twenty three NCAA Women's basketball champions and we're gonna
Speaker 6: kick it with them next it don't move.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. More thing.
Speaker 2: Everybody is d J env Charlamagne the God. We are
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. You got some special guests in the building. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 2: boo boo boom, boom boom, Champs say, hey, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 2: Floor J. Johnson and Angelies welcome, good morning.
Speaker 8: Hi, y'all.
Speaker 2: Feeling great like a chat, like a chance, like a chance. Well,
Speaker 2: first of all, congratulations on the win. How does it feel.
Speaker 1: I feel good, It's great.
Speaker 2: I mean some time has passed now, so you know,
Speaker 2: things that have sunk in hasn't really sunk in that.
Speaker 2: Oh we're the champs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, traveling. We've been on tour for the last
Speaker 1: three weeks, so it.
Speaker 2: Feel like, Okay, I'm happy.
Speaker 3: I'll want even though I'm a game capture because I'm
Speaker 3: from South Carolina, you know what I mean. That's my
Speaker 3: wife's alma mater. But I'm happy y'all won because you know,
Speaker 3: y'all beat a team that beat.
Speaker 24: Us, So I'm happy most that we did it. We
Speaker 24: did for the sec I saw you say that though,
Speaker 24: Angels it was CC for sure for they. Then let's
Speaker 24: let's talk about the first Let's talk about the game.
Speaker 24: How did it feel to win?
Speaker 6: And all this press that's coming on after it, right
Speaker 6: because people are talking about let's about the game.
Speaker 2: Per se and more about this, more about the chipping
Speaker 2: and the chirping and all that.
Speaker 6: So, so, how does that feel, because they're taking the
Speaker 6: outside of sports, and I don't know if that's what
Speaker 6: you guys necessarily want.
Speaker 25: Yeah, no, I feel like we didn't get a lot
Speaker 25: of the praise that we should have got for the
Speaker 25: game because we did work hard for the game to
Speaker 25: win that game, and it took a lot to get
Speaker 25: to the championship for showing a lot of people didn't
Speaker 25: think we were going to be there. I mean, everybody
Speaker 25: talked about our non conference schedules week, they didn't like
Speaker 25: our coach, all this and that. But then we got
Speaker 25: there and we won, and then it was just feel
Speaker 25: like it was taking away from us, kind of from everything.
Speaker 25: But I mean, to be a part of history like
Speaker 25: that where nine point nine million people watch that game,
Speaker 25: I mean, I guess the good comes to the bad.
Speaker 2: It's gotta be the most watched woman's college game.
Speaker 1: And yeah, yeah, yeah, it was crazy.
Speaker 26: More people watch the girls than the boys.
Speaker 2: And they played your song after y'all won, right.
Speaker 19: Facts, I was holding the trophy and they started playing
Speaker 19: my song Big Folk Freestyle.
Speaker 26: It was crazy, but I wasn't playing like nah, DJ
Speaker 26: Shanna shout out to her.
Speaker 19: But like we met her when we first landed in
Speaker 19: Dallas and I was telling her, like a rap so
Speaker 19: you need to be playing my song the whole time
Speaker 19: while we're here at the final four. She was like,
Speaker 19: for real, so come happen, Like we're going to line up,
Speaker 19: She's playing the instrumental while we're going like calling our
Speaker 19: name like that's crazy, and then we won. She played it,
Speaker 19: and man it was crazy. American air loz Arena was turned.
Speaker 2: We love more rapp of basketball.
Speaker 26: I love both of them for real.
Speaker 19: So like I got like a strong passion for basketball
Speaker 19: because like it's like a continual like way like.
Speaker 26: To reach growth, and you can never reach perfection even
Speaker 26: in music.
Speaker 19: But I feel like I got more time with music,
Speaker 19: like with basketball, the ball and stop bouncing one day,
Speaker 19: like you know what I'm saying. But like music, I
Speaker 19: feel like that's forever. So I'm just trying to hone
Speaker 19: in on basketball as much as I can.
Speaker 3: I met your pops back in the day, really yeah,
Speaker 3: because like I said, I'm from South Carolina.
Speaker 2: So the DJ for Pure Pain was DJ Blord.
Speaker 3: Yeah from South Carolina, so he would always be playing
Speaker 3: the pure pain drops, be playing all the music. They
Speaker 3: would always come to the market chout in South Carolina, Like, Yeah,
Speaker 3: Friends was.
Speaker 2: A big, big record.
Speaker 26: Yeah, that was the one man, two thousand man.
Speaker 19: That's why I'm just just so important for what I'm doing,
Speaker 19: just trying to make sure I keep that legacy alive
Speaker 19: because a lot of people don't know, like you know,
Speaker 19: because you're from the South, but like a lot of
Speaker 19: people around the world, and they starting to know and
Speaker 19: understand my story. So that's why it's so important for
Speaker 19: me to finish it out and tell it and go
Speaker 19: to the biggest route.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was saying earlier, I said she'd redo Friends,
Speaker 3: but I'm like, nah, probably wouldn't be good for her image.
Speaker 26: I want to I want to take some time with that.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 19: I feel like It'savannah. You know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 19: you know in the South, that's a classic record, Like
Speaker 19: you know what I'm saying. So when I come on there,
Speaker 19: I want to make sure I come correct and what
Speaker 19: everything I got going on right now?
Speaker 26: Not right now, but it's no you know, it's no telling.
Speaker 6: Absolutely now Wayne, will we shout out to you said
Speaker 6: he wanted to do a record with you. How was
Speaker 6: that conversation? Y'all pulled up at me on the call
Speaker 6: show too. Y'all came in to the CARTU right, no,
Speaker 6: oh yes, yeah, yeah your mama.
Speaker 19: Yeah, but no, like Wayne, like he was on ESPN
Speaker 19: shout out Shue Bird, but like she was like, you know,
Speaker 19: He's like, yeah, shout out kill Mooky though, because she
Speaker 19: really threw the alley you.
Speaker 26: She like telling him like, I got a rapper on
Speaker 26: my team. You need to get with her.
Speaker 19: He on ESPN they plugged me. He's like, yeah, we're
Speaker 19: finna do something musically. So I hit up his managers.
Speaker 19: He like send me to open.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I do you want better?
Speaker 26: I'm pulling up on you.
Speaker 19: You know, he got a show in Atlanta this weekend,
Speaker 19: so I'm pull up on him. We're gonna cut that
Speaker 19: and it's going up.
Speaker 2: Scared scared of what the record win?
Speaker 26: Nah, I ain't scared it nah, because when y'all hear
Speaker 26: what I'm finna put them on, y'all gonna be like, oh,
Speaker 26: you know what I'm saying, Like, this is the moment.
Speaker 1: I've been waiting for.
Speaker 5: Charlae man, like for real.
Speaker 19: So I'm really like, I'm really excited that I finally
Speaker 19: get to like show the world on that stage because
Speaker 19: that's the legendary future.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, it's one of the top three greatest rappers of
Speaker 2: all time?
Speaker 26: Top three for show.
Speaker 2: How did this relationship happened? Outside of basketball and the
Speaker 2: summer time?
Speaker 26: It was rough?
Speaker 1: Was rough and like like that I didn't I didn't
Speaker 1: like her. It was like I didn't know she was
Speaker 1: gonna make it.
Speaker 25: She cut, she showed up, l She's coming there, chalk trash.
Speaker 25: The team didn't like her. I know the team didn't
Speaker 25: like her because they didn't want to play with her,
Speaker 25: and I was like, I want to play with her.
Speaker 25: But I was telling her like you gotta you can't
Speaker 25: talk to me, how you talk to somebody else? Like
Speaker 25: we cut from different places. So she got she understand that.
Speaker 25: Coming as a freshman, it was hard. But then I
Speaker 25: don't know, going through the season, we just got locked in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got it.
Speaker 26: Like she was late showing let me tell you, let
Speaker 26: me really tell you why.
Speaker 19: I was in pick up and I was killing them
Speaker 19: for real for real, but I was talking trash, like
Speaker 19: talking wet crazy. That's a freshman crazy, Like usually first
Speaker 19: one don't come in like that, like you know what
Speaker 19: I'm saying.
Speaker 26: They come in quiet, trying to feel it. I'm like, nah,
Speaker 26: this is my like what's going on? You know what
Speaker 26: I'm saying? Like, and I just had that energy and.
Speaker 19: If you're busting that, he was like, you know, just
Speaker 19: gotta to you know what I'm saying, like just turn
Speaker 19: it down. And I forgot Like I used to play
Speaker 19: with dudes, you know what I'm saying. But I'm like
Speaker 19: these females, so it's different, Like you talk trash for due,
Speaker 19: y'all really could fight and y'all get off the court,
Speaker 19: y'all cool.
Speaker 26: But with girls, it's like different. So she told me, like,
Speaker 26: you gott to tone it down.
Speaker 19: And then I was on my wrapper time like in
Speaker 19: the summer, I'm wrapping in, I'm hooping at the same time.
Speaker 26: So I'm coming in. I'm late. I don't got on
Speaker 26: the right clothes.
Speaker 9: Like I.
Speaker 2: Had to run the stadium thirty minutes.
Speaker 1: I was good stadium steps that turned discipline, Oh yeah, yes,
Speaker 1: did it?
Speaker 2: Like you now love me.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine angels telling anybody to tone it down,
Speaker 3: telling people to tone it down you're telling somebody to
Speaker 3: turn it down?
Speaker 2: What you mean?
Speaker 7: I just know.
Speaker 25: I just know when they come to my teammates, it's
Speaker 25: I know how to talk. When it's anybody else, it's
Speaker 25: free smoke. Like it's free, it's free smoke.
Speaker 2: We got to ask the hand just in the face
Speaker 2: with where did you get it from?
Speaker 23: What?
Speaker 2: What was the influence of that? Was it Tony? Is
Speaker 2: it Johnson?
Speaker 25: It's Tony Yo for show? But people don't realize that,
Speaker 25: like they think it's John Cena. But I really know,
Speaker 25: like Tony Hair was the one. But she did it
Speaker 25: first in another game, and I was like, oh yeah,
Speaker 25: bet say no more.
Speaker 26: I got something.
Speaker 1: I got something for every single person that try to play.
Speaker 6: Did you feel like they of course when they attack,
Speaker 6: you felt like of course because you were black and
Speaker 6: she was How was your mental with that?
Speaker 2: Could you see her do it in the game?
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I already knew what it was gonna be.
Speaker 25: They always got to find something to say, so I
Speaker 25: knew it was gonna be something about that they were
Speaker 25: gonna say it. So, I mean I was happy to
Speaker 25: be one and I got the publicity. We all got
Speaker 25: the publicity team, so we was up.
Speaker 3: I ain't you know what I think people don't realize
Speaker 3: about y'all. Like y'all know how to play the game
Speaker 3: outside of the court. I know how to be performative
Speaker 3: to get everybody talking. But I see a lot of
Speaker 3: discipline on the actual basketball court. And even hearing that
Speaker 3: you told her to told it down, like, oh she
Speaker 3: did it.
Speaker 2: Get it, yeah, Coach Moki.
Speaker 19: First of all, she don't play that like basketball players. First,
Speaker 19: Like this is the thing, my coach Moky. Like everybody
Speaker 19: think they got her appearance about it.
Speaker 26: I love them, love it to death.
Speaker 19: But like she want to see us grow as students
Speaker 19: and then basketball players. Like and then what else she said,
Speaker 19: whatever you do, you're gonna be an astronaut long as
Speaker 19: you have my practice on time, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 26: So she just let us be us.
Speaker 19: But it's still that discipline and structure there, and I
Speaker 19: feel like that's what I needed. More discipline, more structure,
Speaker 19: you know what I'm saying, because like I've come from
Speaker 19: doing what I want to do, like you know what
Speaker 19: I'm saying. So in a sense, but like like she
Speaker 19: gave us that structure on the court, like we do
Speaker 19: things the right way. But We're still gonna put our
Speaker 19: flow on it and din she loved that because we.
Speaker 2: Are who we are. How long did it take for
Speaker 2: you to buy into that?
Speaker 19: After the stadiums, I was littum.
Speaker 3: Did you see yourself and her angel when you came
Speaker 3: in as a freshman?
Speaker 7: Nah?
Speaker 1: I was scared.
Speaker 25: I mean, as a freshman you come in, I was
Speaker 25: a little I wasn't as confident as a nah.
Speaker 1: I definitely wasn't.
Speaker 25: So I kind of got humbled my freshman year because
Speaker 25: I broke I came in, I was doing well and
Speaker 25: I broke my foot. So it was a setback for me.
Speaker 25: And luckily she had an amazing freshman year and that's
Speaker 25: a blessing to come in and start freshman the year
Speaker 25: everything she wanted to accomplish on the court and off
Speaker 25: the court. I mean, that's just the blessing right there.
Speaker 2: Well, do you transferred to l s U?
Speaker 1: I need any start?
Speaker 25: I mean, I know what I wanted for myself, and
Speaker 25: I want to growth in a coach like Kim Walkey
Speaker 25: to push me every day. I want her to cust
Speaker 25: me out every day, like tell me I'm not good enough,
Speaker 25: and I feel like I'm still not good enough. All
Speaker 25: the accolades that I got this year, they're still not
Speaker 25: good enough because just being able to have a coach
Speaker 25: like that, and she keeps me humble, so I needed hurt.
Speaker 25: And I mean, I don't think I'll be in a
Speaker 25: leadership role anywhere else other than USU and being able
Speaker 25: to grow on my platform on and off the court
Speaker 25: with just something.
Speaker 2: Why I kime over Dawn, I know you made a visit,
Speaker 2: made a visit. I wanted to be.
Speaker 1: I want to be South Carolina.
Speaker 25: I mean, they the powerhouse, so I wanted to I
Speaker 25: told coach when I came to LSU, I want to
Speaker 25: go back to what Simon and Sylvia did. So just
Speaker 25: being able to go to the program with something I
Speaker 25: wanted to do.
Speaker 2: We got more with Angel Reason, Floor J. Johnson. When
Speaker 2: we come back, don't move. It's the breakfast Club. Good Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is the DJ, en Vy Charlamage, the God. We
Speaker 6: are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Angel.
Speaker 2: Reese and Floor J.
Speaker 6: Johnson. Now you're gonna have a talking on your back
Speaker 6: next year, Yeah for sure. And now how do y'all
Speaker 6: make sure y'all stay focused? Y'all make sure you're repeat
Speaker 6: what you guys do, stay humble.
Speaker 19: Yeah, sure, we keep ball first, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 19: We keep it first, and we work though, like we
Speaker 19: work for sure our practices trying to feel me so
Speaker 19: like we know we the hunting. No, you know what
Speaker 19: I'm saying, and we understand that.
Speaker 26: Because of what we do.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 19: I told any like day, like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 19: You dish it, you gotta take it, you know what
Speaker 19: I'm saying. So that's why we got to be ready
Speaker 19: because I know they coming, know they coming.
Speaker 25: Is their pressure to repeat no, because we ain't even
Speaker 25: expect it when this year we wanted weren't supposed to
Speaker 25: win this shit. We wasn't supposed to win this ship,
Speaker 25: but we did. We put into work and all the
Speaker 25: you don't even see, like all the work that we
Speaker 25: put in and for it to come together at the
Speaker 25: right time, it was crazy.
Speaker 19: People don't remember like this year too, like you know
Speaker 19: what I'm saying, Like in her tenure, this year two,
Speaker 19: it's our first year together.
Speaker 26: So like I got a chip year one, you know
Speaker 26: what I mean.
Speaker 19: So, like we weren't supposed to be here, but we
Speaker 19: got the number one recruiting class coming in. You know,
Speaker 19: we got transfers coming in, so you know, we we're
Speaker 19: trying to build to that to be in the final
Speaker 19: four every year.
Speaker 26: But like we weren't eve supposed to be there. They
Speaker 26: counted us out.
Speaker 2: Is Haley transferring from Louisville?
Speaker 1: Where is she coming out us? You won't know.
Speaker 2: Oh I heard that somewhere.
Speaker 1: You know, we hear a lot of things.
Speaker 2: How did y'all feel?
Speaker 26: She's a good player?
Speaker 6: I love to play with the first lady invited both
Speaker 6: teams to the White House. But how did y'all feel
Speaker 6: when she invited the ops to the White House?
Speaker 26: First time in history?
Speaker 1: It was I mean, it was frustrating just to take
Speaker 1: away from what we already done.
Speaker 26: But it is what it is.
Speaker 1: We're still gonna go as a team.
Speaker 25: I'm from Maryland, so I mean, I've been to the
Speaker 25: White House before, but I've never been where I can
Speaker 25: sit down at the table and tap the buzzart.
Speaker 1: So it's the one time opportunity in life. So being
Speaker 1: able to have her. She came back and said what
Speaker 1: she took back what she said, and we're gonna go.
Speaker 3: I was it did not say what y'all really wanted
Speaker 3: to stay like y'all feel so sorry for the white
Speaker 3: girls that we beat them.
Speaker 19: Now, I think I think on Twitter, we really got to,
Speaker 19: you know, express how we felt when we said how
Speaker 19: we felt, like I did.
Speaker 26: I made a tweet and I was like, you know,
Speaker 26: if we lost, will we be invited type thing? You
Speaker 26: know what I'm saying. So I think that question alone,
Speaker 26: just like leave some silence right there and just you
Speaker 26: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So with that backlash to you angel from the school, like,
Speaker 3: what do you mean We're not going Yeah, I smoke.
Speaker 25: I spoke out of emotion, like just being able to
Speaker 25: not speak for the team. I mean I didn't speak
Speaker 25: for the team. I was speak out of motion because
Speaker 25: I still stand up like I'm upset like that. She
Speaker 25: she still said that, But I'm gonna do what's best
Speaker 25: for the team for show. And I know a lot
Speaker 25: of them have never been to the White House, so
Speaker 25: I'm not gonna take that away from them. I mean,
Speaker 25: we still won, We still wanted we want to get
Speaker 25: that experience.
Speaker 19: Like that just shows her as like a leader for
Speaker 19: the team, you know what I'm saying to like go
Speaker 19: back and be like, Okay, I was speaking out of emotion.
Speaker 26: I took that, you know what I'm saying, and be
Speaker 26: able to give us that opportunity. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: It open your eyes to what white America looks at, y'all.
Speaker 6: Like when they started saying, y'all aggressive, y'all did, and
Speaker 6: then you go back and you see the white girl
Speaker 6: do the same exact thing.
Speaker 2: Did that open your eyes at all?
Speaker 19: I think that's why it was so big, you know
Speaker 19: what I'm saying, because it was like they did the
Speaker 19: same thing, you know what I'm saying, and it was
Speaker 19: blown out of proportion. But I think like it's time
Speaker 19: for this, like take the situation and grow the women's game.
Speaker 26: For sure.
Speaker 19: It ain't like and white, it's ball players on the court,
Speaker 19: you know what I'm saying. I feel like we so
Speaker 19: far from that. So I think it's right here. Just
Speaker 19: it just grew the women's game, Like we got superstars
Speaker 19: in women's basketball now it's been unheard of.
Speaker 26: You have an Angelie, you got a Kitlyn Clark, you
Speaker 26: know what I'm saying, Like that's.
Speaker 19: Never been heard of before. Like so I think like
Speaker 19: that moment was pivotal and it was what it was,
Speaker 19: but it like grew the game in a crazy way,
Speaker 19: for sure.
Speaker 2: I can't believe we were debating trash talk like that.
Speaker 3: Even when people say, well, no, what Angel did was
Speaker 3: different because you followed her around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, who cares?
Speaker 1: And Lebron That's what I'm saying. They get to it
Speaker 1: like from Baltimore, Like that's what we do, Like we
Speaker 1: talk trash.
Speaker 2: I just heard.
Speaker 5: That's what we do.
Speaker 1: Like that, that's just what we do.
Speaker 25: So like, I ain't never gonna stop doing that anytime.
Speaker 25: I'm gonna do that for sure.
Speaker 3: Do you feel like the conversation should have been more about, uh,
Speaker 3: the double standards of gender as opposed.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying, Like, how can we go to game?
Speaker 25: How can we go to the game when y'all putting black, black,
Speaker 25: and white women in the picture? It's women's basketball, Like
Speaker 25: we're both being successful women in the game. I mean,
Speaker 25: people are watching women's basketball because me and Kaitlyn now
Speaker 25: they're literally and we're kind of be in the face
Speaker 25: of the face of women's basketball. I understand that we're
Speaker 25: going to go down to history for this, Like when
Speaker 25: I look back at it and I come back and
Speaker 25: come to LSU when I'm about fifty sixty years or
Speaker 25: I'm like, damn, we just we just did something like
Speaker 25: we were part of history. And even with the NIL
Speaker 25: stuff like me and Flage, we're leading in n I
Speaker 25: L as black women like you got to realize that.
Speaker 25: So just being able to be in this moment, I
Speaker 25: mean I embraced it for real.
Speaker 2: Those lashes at sixty you think, yeah, if.
Speaker 1: You see my mama, if you see my mama, my
Speaker 1: mama fine and she and she fifty so yeah.
Speaker 2: Or I was gonna say, do you do you guys
Speaker 2: want to play w n B A.
Speaker 1: I mean, I want to play in the w n
Speaker 1: B A, but I know I have a career outside
Speaker 1: of it. I mean, it's not I am. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm not in a rush. Trust me, We're not in
Speaker 1: a rush. We chilling right now. I want to win
Speaker 1: as many championships as I can l s U and
Speaker 1: do as most as much as I can l s U.
Speaker 26: So I'm sure, but I think that should put like
Speaker 26: the w n B A on notice for real.
Speaker 1: For sure.
Speaker 19: Y'all gotta start getting right, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 19: Because like we were in college, right now, we're getting
Speaker 19: charter flights for all of this right, charter flights were
Speaker 19: getting paid.
Speaker 26: We got n I l Now it's like, give me
Speaker 26: something to want to. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I think y'all gonna be the generation to change the
Speaker 3: w for sure. I think so you're watching y'all now
Speaker 3: and paying attention to y'all. Now when y'all get to
Speaker 3: the W n B A, that rivalry not going facts.
Speaker 3: Wena be wanting to see Angela and it's gonna be
Speaker 3: How do y'all stay focused in discipline though? Being that
Speaker 3: y'all are making money now?
Speaker 19: Man, you I just like live the same way. Like
Speaker 19: I'm a college student. I feel like it's the best year.
Speaker 19: I'm gonna I don't have to play, no rent nothing.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 26: I'm trying to stack.
Speaker 17: What car?
Speaker 1: You find about?
Speaker 2: Yo?
Speaker 1: Deal for the car? I'm not paying.
Speaker 25: My mama still paying my car notes, so I'm cool.
Speaker 25: I'm saving as much as I can whatever she needs
Speaker 25: to make sure she has.
Speaker 2: So it's a car you got. Okay, that's a practical
Speaker 2: keep it cute? How totally you guys?
Speaker 26: I'm six three on five eleven.
Speaker 2: Five eleven, So we have this conversation post both y'all
Speaker 2: playing with me?
Speaker 25: And wait, let me say, how tallly y'all because I
Speaker 25: know men be lying about how y'all you six.
Speaker 2: Five, I'm six foot? How to be asking questions your business?
Speaker 2: Five five five for seven? Would y'all ever date? No? No,
Speaker 2: the size of y'all. I'm sorry, short kings, I'm sorry, kings,
Speaker 2: mis'll blessed so mad. I'm not married.
Speaker 25: I don't like but I feel like the short guys
Speaker 25: from my experience, they treat they treat tall women a
Speaker 25: little better than this.
Speaker 2: So if you know that and this is I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: but I'm just like anyone. Babies like you gotta put
Speaker 2: on six and chills. That's what I'm saying. Like what
Speaker 2: y'all worried about money or actual love? Love? But you
Speaker 2: want to be with a tall person just to breed.
Speaker 26: Like I'm no, I'm going to be looking down at
Speaker 26: you know.
Speaker 2: It's not my brother six nine, like my my man
Speaker 2: needs to be up there, happiness. Get all the money
Speaker 2: right now? Five six and y'all don't even know what yet. Okay,
Speaker 2: are you a rock nation?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 26: I got a distribution deal with EQ label deal.
Speaker 19: Yeah, all my masters and stuff like that, and they
Speaker 19: just give me the resources I got, like creative control.
Speaker 26: I love it over there. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 19: It's really what I want to do, like when I'm
Speaker 19: getting my degree in is but I want to own
Speaker 19: my own record label.
Speaker 26: So this is really setting me up and showing me
Speaker 26: the business. Literally like an internship. But it's my job.
Speaker 2: So I haven't met Whole yet.
Speaker 6: When you meet Whole, right, do you ask him for
Speaker 6: a verse? Because you're getting a little Wayne versus be
Speaker 6: like big homie.
Speaker 26: That's what I'm come on, you gotta bless me. You
Speaker 26: know what I'm saying. But I wanted to be at
Speaker 26: the right time. You can't play with the whole verse,
Speaker 26: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Like, don't put them to the side of the brunch.
Speaker 26: Don't do it that I missed the brunch because I
Speaker 26: had practice.
Speaker 2: I was so mad, Oh my god, Like you're trying
Speaker 2: to miss that that practice for that brunch. She probably did,
Speaker 2: but I'm going to I've never heard this.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be interesting to watch you over the next
Speaker 3: few because you have three more years, right, you got
Speaker 3: one more.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be interesting because you got you got another
Speaker 2: ufl want.
Speaker 26: If she really wants to love, we want Angel to stay.
Speaker 2: We love I want.
Speaker 3: You know, I thought about that too, because you know
Speaker 3: where the Lee of Boston and a few others at
Speaker 3: South Carolina, they could have stayed another year, was getting
Speaker 3: beat up on so bad out there, you know, getting
Speaker 3: double team that was better for her.
Speaker 1: I ain't worried.
Speaker 26: I mean, she don't see every defense that I see.
Speaker 1: I've seen it. I've seen it.
Speaker 25: I mean, just to see how my body gonna be
Speaker 25: after this year, I mean, and where I can go potentially,
Speaker 25: because I want to go to a team where it's
Speaker 25: like really marketable, like coming to New York or coming up,
Speaker 25: going to Atlanta, Dallas, l A, something like that.
Speaker 1: It's just gonna help me.
Speaker 26: Not Seattle.
Speaker 25: I mean, I wouldn't mind going to Seattle, but I
Speaker 25: know where I'm gonna be able to be marketable because
Speaker 25: I got I want to do fashion and I want
Speaker 25: to be broadcasting and stuff too.
Speaker 2: All right, will don't move. We got more with Angel
Speaker 2: Rees and flor J. Johnson. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is d J Envy, Charlamagne the God. We are
Speaker 6: the breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Angel Reese
Speaker 6: and Floor J. Johnson, who's been in your d ms,
Speaker 6: and that you've been surprised about what's short kings.
Speaker 2: About. Just to congratulate you all congratulations, that's congratulations.
Speaker 25: I'm gonna say all congratulations is the clear air because
Speaker 25: I know how, I know how I get.
Speaker 21: Yeah, we're gonna say it anyway, but ahead talk with
Speaker 21: the short guys, all of them shorter than me. Drake Future, that's.
Speaker 2: The one you gotta be careful of. You said too
Speaker 2: that you need to stay God congratulating me.
Speaker 1: Congratulations, these are all congratulations.
Speaker 5: That's DJ call.
Speaker 2: Basketball Call of the Crib. Did he say that yet?
Speaker 2: I'm doing run at the OVERO facility. Oh my, that
Speaker 2: is terrible.
Speaker 1: My team makes it like you got too much.
Speaker 2: She got She's too powerful.
Speaker 25: Na.
Speaker 19: A lot of people have been showing like for me,
Speaker 19: like people in the music industry, like a lot of
Speaker 19: trying to work like I just got hit up by
Speaker 19: like why Cliff because I did the Ready or not
Speaker 19: Lauren Hill London on the track, Shack.
Speaker 26: Is like, yeah, that's a lot of people have been
Speaker 26: showing that.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 3: Shock got a lot of flacks, and Shack said Angel's
Speaker 3: degree now athlete ever.
Speaker 2: I texted him.
Speaker 1: I called him after that. I was like, you put
Speaker 1: you know what you did? You know what you did?
Speaker 1: How much pressure you just put on me? You know
Speaker 1: how much? He was like, I don't give up.
Speaker 2: I was like, all right, do you feel like you're
Speaker 2: the best athlete?
Speaker 1: I feel like I haven't done nothing yet. So I
Speaker 1: told him, don't even say that.
Speaker 2: Want a Championship's what his thing was.
Speaker 25: He think, you I want a championship, But I just
Speaker 25: don't feel like I've done enough. Like I don't think
Speaker 25: I've done enough, like I want a championship.
Speaker 1: I don't even realize.
Speaker 25: How much, like how important, how much waited hold. I
Speaker 25: don't understand that. So when I can actually like do
Speaker 25: a little bit more, if I go to your two
Speaker 25: and I dominate, we dominate, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay one?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we go back to you think you need a
Speaker 2: player the Yeah.
Speaker 1: Maybe I might. I don't know. Yeah I could have,
Speaker 1: Yeah I couldn't played it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, So I say, what do you think you
Speaker 2: need to do more? What do you think probably?
Speaker 25: I mean that's probably gonna hold some weight, some player,
Speaker 25: player of the year, another championship is gonna hold it's
Speaker 25: going what's gonna hold? Wait? Because I feel like I'm
Speaker 25: getting the treatment, like the Joe Burrow treatment up there,
Speaker 25: Like I feel like I'm getting that type of treatment,
Speaker 25: but like another championship, maybe a player the year will
Speaker 25: hold some more weight.
Speaker 1: But I ain't think I ain't no way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you think you can handle the next few years
Speaker 3: of trying to recording the album? Basketball and school?
Speaker 19: Yeah, I got like I got a team now. Before
Speaker 19: it was just me and my mom. She was doing
Speaker 19: an amazing job. But like I have a team now
Speaker 19: and they really see the vision. It's hard to execute
Speaker 19: stuff and people don't see your vision to understand what
Speaker 19: you want to do.
Speaker 26: But now that they see, like, oh I see it
Speaker 26: creeping like you can do it. You can do both,
Speaker 26: you know what I mean?
Speaker 19: So I think that all I need is a studio
Speaker 19: on some content and it don't take too much. Be
Speaker 19: it appearances on the weekend. I'm back at practice on Monday,
Speaker 19: like I've been doing it for a long time, but
Speaker 19: not like having a set schedule and just being disciplined
Speaker 19: in that schedules and diskouts.
Speaker 26: The women.
Speaker 3: If you see one starting the slack, whether it's school
Speaker 3: or basketball, would you put the rapping to this?
Speaker 19: Oh yeah, for sure, I'm tying it up for sure,
Speaker 19: But like wrapping it, don't It don't feel like a business.
Speaker 19: Mean is more like a therapy for me, Like this
Speaker 19: is how I let out my emotions. Like basketball, I'll
Speaker 19: go to the gym, I could shoot it out, but
Speaker 19: like this how I talk it out, just like therapy,
Speaker 19: like how you talk to a therapist. Like that's how
Speaker 19: I feel like that music is for me. So it's
Speaker 19: more of a thing like that. And then it just
Speaker 19: turned into a business because I'm just.
Speaker 26: Good at it, you feel me. So I think it
Speaker 26: all just go hand in hand.
Speaker 2: What are y'all doing mentally and emotionally just to keep
Speaker 2: this keep this together?
Speaker 25: Writing stuff down, I feel like, and I pray a lot,
Speaker 25: Like I got closer to God this year. I feel
Speaker 25: like I do a lot of devotion. I READO devotion
Speaker 25: every day. Just being able to pray every day and
Speaker 25: then just write down a lot of thoughts and talking
Speaker 25: to my mom a lot.
Speaker 19: So yeah, I think I think God take away a
Speaker 19: lot of that the extra you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 19: Because like we start realizing we worry about we don't
Speaker 19: supposed to be worried about, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 19: So just praying and like I got a lot of
Speaker 19: resources at LSU that they give us. They give us
Speaker 19: a lot of resources, a lot of people on staff,
Speaker 19: like Coach Shaante. She will be helping us like spiritually,
Speaker 19: and you know, just just being able to keep us
Speaker 19: on track. Just make it easier for everything that we
Speaker 19: got going on because what we're doing is new, and
Speaker 19: I yell is new.
Speaker 26: It superstardom is new. So like just having resources and
Speaker 26: people to be around us.
Speaker 2: What about the haters, I know it's a lot of them.
Speaker 26: They're gonna be there.
Speaker 19: That's they gotta do their job. I mean, you know
Speaker 19: what I'm saying, They gotta do their job. Whenever you're
Speaker 19: doing something great, it's gonna be something. It's like you
Speaker 19: gotta expect it now.
Speaker 26: Like they just troll.
Speaker 19: That's what the internet for for clicks. But I don't
Speaker 19: let that too much. Faith y'all never see me in person,
Speaker 19: said don't.
Speaker 1: People Yeah, they like social media.
Speaker 25: They it's like it make you feel like the world's
Speaker 25: so small, Like, yeah, people be thinking like what you
Speaker 25: say on social media really don't get that, don't get
Speaker 25: to me, like, nah.
Speaker 2: What about teammates, Like how does the teammate feel? Because
Speaker 2: you know, y'all are.
Speaker 1: Our teammates are so supportive. They are supported.
Speaker 25: We buy each other's merch, like wear each other's merch
Speaker 25: like very Our team is rearely support have been like
Speaker 25: you don't see, like all the n I O do
Speaker 25: is that we do. We make sure we get back
Speaker 25: to our teammates. My whole team coach bags, got my
Speaker 25: coaches bow's headphones. So like just being able to do
Speaker 25: stuff like that for the team, I think they love
Speaker 25: They love us because did they get in free stuff?
Speaker 25: Oh god?
Speaker 2: Every week? So scared you when that number came out
Speaker 2: of how much you was making.
Speaker 1: They don't know how much I'm making yet.
Speaker 2: Of Okay, okay, okay, well you got family members in
Speaker 2: your pocket, and I know yourn my my lights off.
Speaker 26: I'm like, how long your life's been?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Crazy?
Speaker 2: We appreciate you guys, So we got to ask.
Speaker 6: You know, your rapper probably one of the biggest platforms
Speaker 6: out there, got some for us.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 17: I like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me see. You shouldn't blow your nose first.
Speaker 11: I heard.
Speaker 2: Something.
Speaker 26: I'm allergic.
Speaker 2: That's how y'all beat them. Remember that teams next year
Speaker 2: let the dog literally.
Speaker 19: Look, I feel like I give you my all because
Speaker 19: you don't care what I got. I'd be so scared
Speaker 19: to keep it real because I know where everybody not
Speaker 19: and you're supposed to be supporting you too, Scared of
Speaker 19: a pop. I know they waiting for me, scared at
Speaker 19: the top. But look, everybody gotta go through something, so
Speaker 19: I never judge. I could have been broken and hat
Speaker 19: but nah, I never was, never felt betrayed in all
Speaker 19: that pain until I fell in love.
Speaker 26: You ain't got a dollar to your name while you're
Speaker 26: still in the club. I'm rich and out.
Speaker 2: My people broke.
Speaker 19: I feel like I could never grin and I was
Speaker 19: sicking a loan. This music was my medicine. You beautiful,
Speaker 19: you strong, your power in your melani. When I spit,
Speaker 19: they feel it in they bones, It's in their skeleton.
Speaker 19: I'm keeping it real. It's in my blood. That's how
Speaker 19: I'm telling it. It ain't about my family or my money.
Speaker 19: It's irrelevant. While you let them play it like a dummy,
Speaker 19: you can intelligence. If you keep your clothes on your body,
Speaker 19: you can leverage it hard work or do it man,
Speaker 19: I'm gonna walk in testimony. I saw what you don't
Speaker 19: get if you don't grind. I learned my lesson, Homie.
Speaker 26: I get on my knees.
Speaker 19: I'm thanking God for putting blessings on me. Really, I'm
Speaker 19: gonna go get every down thet them been destined for me.
Speaker 19: I'm about to tell you they all fake, even your
Speaker 19: main man.
Speaker 10: You know they don't like me.
Speaker 19: While you hanging with them, same friends supposed to be
Speaker 19: fo well, I guess you changed plans.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 19: I showed you all my cosmen. You played me with
Speaker 19: the same hand. Been by myself for a while. I
Speaker 19: know how the lones feel. On the second strike, I
Speaker 19: told him walk, but he's still on the field. Now
Speaker 19: I'm in the sky box watching games. Waller on the
Speaker 19: shield and they're still sleeping on me. Keep him in
Speaker 19: that Comba steel for the I got the call, play
Speaker 19: for Kim, I got the ball. I just wanted focused
Speaker 19: on myself and passed a lot of y'all. I want
Speaker 19: my team to eat. I could have scored, passed a
Speaker 19: lot of balls. Thank you to the fans for support,
Speaker 19: and we love all of y'all.
Speaker 2: Know was her biggest hype the pivot doing the same thing.
Speaker 2: I'm like your Angel. I shout out your team and
Speaker 2: or your friends. Everybody.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 19: Shout man, first of all, shout out to God for
Speaker 19: making this hav a, shout out to Kim, Shout out
Speaker 19: to the team man, shout out l s U. We
Speaker 19: love you, bat and rugs to buy you Barbie. You
Speaker 19: know angel most definitely got.
Speaker 17: No.
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 26: I can't because that Wayne one.
Speaker 2: Lord, y'all know what y'all doing. You know what.
Speaker 6: Appreciate y'all for joining us. And shout to LSU because
Speaker 6: I know you have to get Clarence to come up here.
Speaker 2: So appreciate you.
Speaker 7: You oh.
Speaker 6: Went to college, went to college, school of hard knucks
Speaker 6: you made. Appreciate your injuries for Johnson. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning, right, yes morning, everybody. It's DJ en Vy
Speaker 6: Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 6: to the rumors. Let's talk NAS.
Speaker 2: Name or you've got chatting God. This is the rumor report.
Speaker 20: I mean, I guess we're on the Breakfast Club. Thishere
Speaker 20: the tea spells.
Speaker 2: Right on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Now NAS, who is on Swiss Beats new album, and
Speaker 6: they got a new single called Runaway Shout the Swiss Beats.
Speaker 6: I think he's going to be joining us this week
Speaker 6: now in celebration of hip hop's fiftieth anniversary. Swiss Beats
Speaker 6: is dropping album, or I should say EP dropped it
Speaker 6: a couple of days ago Friday, and he has Nas
Speaker 6: on it and Nas talks about being a bad father and.
Speaker 2: We all go through that. I never feel like I'm
Speaker 2: getting it right right. You know, yeah, me too.
Speaker 6: You know at times it's like, you know, your kids
Speaker 6: have games, but you also have things that you have
Speaker 6: to do, and it's a balancing act and you try
Speaker 6: to balance this is best that you can. But you
Speaker 6: do realize that sometimes when you offer the finances, the
Speaker 6: financial stuff so they don't have to pay for college
Speaker 6: and they get the best schooling and the best and
Speaker 6: the best at sometimes that means you might miss a game,
Speaker 6: or you might miss a recital or something like that.
Speaker 2: That's just part of it.
Speaker 3: Like I'm talking about like the time, right, that's what
Speaker 3: you're speaking up too. But I'm talking about like the
Speaker 3: just projecting your own insecurities and anxieties onto your children,
Speaker 3: projecting projecting your own traumas onto your kid.
Speaker 2: You know, that's that's that's like the hardest part, I believe.
Speaker 3: And then you know, there's no manual to being a
Speaker 3: father or a mother, even though there's a million books
Speaker 3: written about it. Everybody got a plan that they get
Speaker 3: punched in the face, you know, And I think everybody
Speaker 3: situation is different. You can't follow anybody's one thing.
Speaker 6: But you know it's like you said, there are a
Speaker 6: zillion in one books, but everybody's situation is different.
Speaker 2: That's right. So none of us ever feel like we
Speaker 2: got it all the way right. And when you start
Speaker 2: having more kids.
Speaker 3: You know, I guarantee you the youngest get treated way
Speaker 3: different than the older, did you know.
Speaker 2: Because you're trying to figure it out the first the
Speaker 2: first child and the second child.
Speaker 3: I know that my oldest is fourteen and she tells
Speaker 3: us all the time the differences she sees absolutely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the way we raised the younger ones asolutely.
Speaker 2: So imagine shot shout out to my wife, Giah.
Speaker 6: We are actually writing a book, real life, Real family,
Speaker 6: where we talk about raising our child, our children at
Speaker 6: different steps. You know, we got one that's twenty one,
Speaker 6: and then we have one that's one. So it comes
Speaker 6: out next year. It's gonna be very interesting. And like
Speaker 6: you said, it's you kind of learned from the first.
Speaker 2: One and what not to do. I'm sorry, Yeah, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: oldest Yeah.
Speaker 6: Now, Cardi b Now, according to all hip hop dot Com,
Speaker 6: they obtained legal documents that show that car has given
Speaker 6: the right to start seizing property owned by Taysha Ka.
Speaker 2: So you know, that's what happens.
Speaker 3: If you see somebody and they can't pay you, then
Speaker 3: you can start garnishing their wages, you can start seizing
Speaker 3: their property, their assets.
Speaker 2: So it looks like that's what she's gonna do.
Speaker 6: If you don't remember, she was awarded nearly three million
Speaker 6: dollars in damages and attorney fees and at one point
Speaker 6: two five plus one point two five, so she's gonna
Speaker 6: be able to get some of that money. I guess
Speaker 6: they're gonna start seazing properties, bank accounts and all that stuff.
Speaker 6: Cardy being stopped, she wants all her bread.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I hope that other people on you to
Speaker 3: learn from this, because all it takes is somebody who
Speaker 3: has the time, you know, and and the money and
Speaker 3: sometimes being aware because a lot of times you're not
Speaker 3: even aware of a ninety five percent of the things
Speaker 3: that are being said about you on the internet.
Speaker 2: But if something comes across.
Speaker 3: Your desk that's absolutely not true in any way, shape
Speaker 3: or form, you punch that person in the mouth, quick fast,
Speaker 3: in a hurry.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 3: That's why you gotta respect those seasoned desists when you
Speaker 3: get them. Okay, you're right, get told season desists. They're
Speaker 3: laying out everything that you saying that's wrong.
Speaker 2: Keep it up.
Speaker 3: See what happens. Yeah, next thing you know, you're getting
Speaker 3: your property ceas and that goes to any media outlet.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: Sometimes you know, you let that that pride hurt you.
Speaker 6: But if you got it wrong or you got it wrong,
Speaker 6: just say, yo, my bad, I did it wrong. I
Speaker 6: said it wrong. This is the real story.
Speaker 2: People do it all that day, do retractions all day long.
Speaker 2: I promise you them clicks and like Saint worth it. No,
Speaker 2: I don't care how many times you don't se subscribe now,
Speaker 2: o'kay how many times somebody donated a dollar to what
Speaker 2: you're doing.
Speaker 3: You don't want these kind of problems, not four million
Speaker 3: dollar problem. You don't want them now. Lastly, Jamil Hill
Speaker 3: talks about jay Z with Jason Lee.
Speaker 6: Of course, on the Jason Lee Show, they talk about
Speaker 6: the partnership with the NFL and if it benefited the culture.
Speaker 2: You look at that partnership with jay Z in the NFL,
Speaker 2: what do you think.
Speaker 27: I didn't love it, you know, I mean I was
Speaker 27: critical of it. Obviously. I have a lot of respect
Speaker 27: for jay Z. I know what he's done for culture.
Speaker 27: This is and you know, I feel like I always
Speaker 27: have to qualify because I know how dearly our culture
Speaker 27: holds him as they should and respect and reverence to him,
Speaker 27: and obviously Beyonce too, and I know I know what
Speaker 27: he was probably thinking. But you're dealing with the different
Speaker 27: group of people here in the sense of like they
Speaker 27: needed the access to the culture.
Speaker 10: A super Bowl halftime show was on life support.
Speaker 27: Nobody was with that show at all, and as soon
Speaker 27: as he aligned, he gave them access to something they
Speaker 27: didn't deserve.
Speaker 2: That's what I haven't seen an alternative.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: Folks had so much to say about the partnership, but
Speaker 3: nobody offered and alternatives, you know.
Speaker 2: And it's bigger than the super Bowl halftime show.
Speaker 3: Think about how many think about how many community organizations,
Speaker 3: how many how many organizations these NFL players have that
Speaker 3: have gotten money directly from inspire change, and how many
Speaker 3: community communities have been better because of it. Like it's
Speaker 3: bigger than just the halftime show. Such a Jameldo. That's
Speaker 3: the home all right and that is your room? Report now,
Speaker 3: charlam Man?
Speaker 2: Who you giving that? Donaldkatu Man?
Speaker 3: Four after the hour, we need to talk to this
Speaker 3: guy named Jorey daz Vega. When I tell you that
Speaker 3: he's out here committing prehistoric crimes. I didn't even know
Speaker 3: people still did this. But we'll talk about it for
Speaker 3: after that hour.
Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 2: Make sure you're telling the watch out for Florida Mia.
Speaker 3: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx in
Speaker 3: all of Florida.
Speaker 2: Yes, you are a donkey.
Speaker 28: The Florida man attacked an ATM for a very strange reason.
Speaker 2: It gave him too much money.
Speaker 28: Florida man is arrested after that say he rigged the
Speaker 28: door to his home in an attempt to electric hit
Speaker 28: his pregnant lights.
Speaker 26: Police arrested at Orlando man for talking.
Speaker 3: To Fromada to the breakfast club, bitch you donkey of
Speaker 3: the day with Charlam Hayne the guy.
Speaker 2: I don't know why y'all keep letting him get y'all
Speaker 2: like this.
Speaker 3: Do all y'all do it to y'allself. Man Donkey of
Speaker 3: the Day for Monday, April twenty fourth. Coach to a
Speaker 3: man and kissing me Florida. His name Sime Cassimi. You're right,
Speaker 3: his name is Jorge Diaz Vega.
Speaker 2: I should know how to.
Speaker 3: Pronounce that as many times as I've been there, Salutor,
Speaker 3: everybody who listens to us in kissing me Casimi Casimi
Speaker 3: on one oh four point five to beat in Orlando,
Speaker 3: Orlando's hip hop and rn Bee dropping the clues bot
Speaker 3: for Orlando, be strong?
Speaker 17: What up?
Speaker 2: That's right? What does your uncle.
Speaker 3: Shalla always say about the great state of Florida? Cate,
Speaker 3: What does your uncle Shaula always say about the great
Speaker 3: state of Florida. The craziest people in America come from
Speaker 3: the Bronx and all of Florida. Yes, Salutho Orlando. I
Speaker 3: love Orlando. My mom's sister, which we make her my aunt,
Speaker 3: has lived in Orlando my whole life. I used to
Speaker 3: go down there all the time as a child. Now
Speaker 3: my child is always there for cheerleading competition. So I
Speaker 3: have a lot of love for Orlando. And kiss me me, Simmis,
Speaker 3: kiss me me what okay, Kassimi. But this man Jorge
Speaker 3: is ruining what some call the experience at the happiest
Speaker 3: place on Earth. Yes, I'm talking Disney, Okay, the happiest
Speaker 3: place on Earth for kids, the most stressful place on
Speaker 3: the earth for adults. And this man Jorge has added
Speaker 3: to the stress because he's out here at the tender
Speaker 3: age of twenty six, committing crimes that were happening in
Speaker 3: the mid nineteen hundreds.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm telling you. When I heard the.
Speaker 3: Crime this man committed, I thought to myself, what in
Speaker 3: the November fifth of nineteen fifty five, back to the future,
Speaker 3: ass criminality is going on here?
Speaker 2: Okay, I mean this is something Biff would be doing
Speaker 2: at a sockhop.
Speaker 3: All right, kids, I know you have no idea what
Speaker 3: a sock cop is, but ask your grandma, our granddad.
Speaker 2: They'll fill you in later.
Speaker 3: Now, in all serious no, in all seriousness, the crime
Speaker 3: this man committed that the crime.
Speaker 2: That I didn't even know is still existed.
Speaker 3: This is literally the polio disease of crime. Uncle Shala,
Speaker 3: what are you talking about? The polio disease of crime?
Speaker 3: You didn't know this disease still existed.
Speaker 2: What are you saying? I'll tell you what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Let's go to NBC two for the report. Please.
Speaker 29: Orange County deputy say a man admitted to recording upskirt
Speaker 29: videos of guests at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Twenty six year
Speaker 29: old j Hey Diz Vega is facing video voyeurism charges
Speaker 29: after deputy say he admitted to taking videos for around
Speaker 29: six years, accumulating around five hundred of them. The arrest
Speaker 29: report says Vega worked at the doc on Dar's Den
Speaker 29: of Antiquities in the Galaxy's Edge. He would allegedly take
Speaker 29: the videos his guest shopped around the store. A Walt
Speaker 29: disney Worlds folksperson says that Vega does not work for
Speaker 29: the company.
Speaker 2: I did not know this crime still existed, Envy, did
Speaker 2: you no folks still attempting to look up women's skirts
Speaker 2: in twenty and twenty three? Crazy, Hey, Jorge is.
Speaker 3: Out here recording of women's skirts in twenty twenty three
Speaker 3: like some sort of prehistoric pervert. This man had over
Speaker 3: five hundred videos on his phone and he willingly showed
Speaker 3: some of his footage to law enforcement. And his reasoning
Speaker 3: was because he said, it's hard to find those types
Speaker 3: of videos online.
Speaker 2: I repeat, he said, it's hard to find those types
Speaker 2: of videos online. Or Hey, what the hell are you
Speaker 2: talking about? Okay?
Speaker 3: In nineteen forty, was hoy Heey frozen in some type
Speaker 3: of government hibernation experiment and he's just being unthawed now?
Speaker 2: Is he just waking up with us?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 3: You committing crimes that Wally Cleveland was trying to teach
Speaker 3: Beaver to do. And you're saying that you can find
Speaker 3: those types of videos online, videos of guys going up
Speaker 3: women's charch Usually I research these kinds of things, but
Speaker 3: I don't want that in my browser history, because recording
Speaker 3: up a woman's dress and she doesn't know it is
Speaker 3: absolutely a crime. But sir, if poorn poom is what
Speaker 3: you are looking for, okay, if that's what gets you off,
Speaker 3: there are no shortage of vaginas online. I mean, vaginas
Speaker 3: go viral every second of the day. Have you ever
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Speaker 3: to for so many of us.
Speaker 2: But in researching this morning so I can be accurate,
Speaker 2: I stumbled across porn Dude, which shows you not just
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Speaker 2: other sites like pornhub, and you will see hundreds, no thousands,
Speaker 2: of vaginas, press, threesomes.
Speaker 3: Two men, one women, two women, one man. Whatever your sick,
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Speaker 3: Not to mention, VR porn okay, virtual reality port that's right,
Speaker 3: You don't have to watch in third person anymore. You
Speaker 3: get a VR headset or a smartphone fitted in the
Speaker 3: head gear and while I you are now.
Speaker 2: Seeing a scene from the point of view of one
Speaker 2: of the performers.
Speaker 3: Or hey, what you got arrested for is not only criminal,
Speaker 3: it's literally like going out of your way to use
Speaker 3: a payphone in twenty twenty three, imagine sitting in a residence.
Speaker 2: Could be an apartment, a house, a trail, or whatever
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 3: You in a residence and it's two in the morning,
Speaker 3: and all of a sudden, you decide you need to
Speaker 3: make a phone call.
Speaker 2: And there's two smartphones in the house, fully.
Speaker 3: Charged, great plans, you can make any call you want,
Speaker 3: but you decide to bypass both those smartphones that may
Speaker 3: be within six feet of you to drive all around
Speaker 3: Orlando and kissing me. Did I say it right, Cassimmi,
Speaker 3: Kasimmi looking for a damn payphone to use? Okay, that's
Speaker 3: the game you are choosing to play in twenty and
Speaker 3: twenty three. Or hey look, or hey, I don't know
Speaker 3: if maybe you're just not up on all the current
Speaker 3: technological trends.
Speaker 2: Are you just one of the biggest perverte we've.
Speaker 3: Seen thus far? But what I do know is that
Speaker 3: Donkey of the Day was made for people like you.
Speaker 3: It was made for people like you to get the
Speaker 3: credit they deserve for being stupid. And this in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty three, is indeed stupid. Please give jor Hey dias
Speaker 3: vega the sweet sounds of the Hamiltons.
Speaker 30: Oh no, you are the doggee of the day, the
Speaker 30: dogee all the day.
Speaker 2: Ye, strange world we living it is, strange world we
Speaker 2: living it is it's only twenty six. It is a
Speaker 2: fifty six. I might understand super crazy, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean? And let me just tell people out there.
Speaker 6: Kasimi is a place maybe about fifteen minutes outside of Disney,
Speaker 6: where a lot of people get their airbnb's from.
Speaker 2: It's a great community.
Speaker 6: So if you ever want to go to Disney and
Speaker 6: you want to get an Airbnb or you want to
Speaker 6: stay someplace, it's a great place to look as Kasimi.
Speaker 6: It's like fifteen minutes from Orlando. The drive is not
Speaker 6: that novel Orlando. I love kissing me.
Speaker 2: What I love kissing me?
Speaker 6: I will kiss yourself kissing me? All right, it's because
Speaker 6: send me all right, Well, thank you for that. Donkke today, sir,
Speaker 6: and shout to b E T. Everybody on BT will
Speaker 6: see you guys.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow, everybody else, Let's open up the phone lines eight hundred.
Speaker 6: Five eight five one oh five one. A little pause
Speaker 6: you took after we gotta take a pause a little week. No, no,
Speaker 6: we got to take a pause. I have to take
Speaker 6: a pause yourself, really good, See, I got to take
Speaker 6: a second.
Speaker 2: I kind of absolutely. I wish you would pause yourself
Speaker 2: more oft than you deserve it. What's wrong with you?
Speaker 2: What's wrong with you? What is wrong with you? Was
Speaker 2: in Atlanta all week and you've been kinky all morning? Nothing? Listen,
Speaker 2: Atlanta ain't got nothing to do with me. I'll go
Speaker 2: to Atlanta and my my business. Correct. All right, let's
Speaker 2: open up the phone line.
Speaker 6: We're talking to Polo G's mom, and Polo G's mom
Speaker 6: said this about her.
Speaker 31: Kids coming from a person in an impoverished community. I
Speaker 31: never had a Stasha, right, so I wanted my children
Speaker 31: to have a stasia.
Speaker 17: I want my children not to know the struggle. I
Speaker 17: wanted my children to know.
Speaker 12: What support was.
Speaker 31: I wanted them to know that many times we are
Speaker 31: hardwired to think that in order to be successful.
Speaker 2: We got to go through some sheep.
Speaker 17: You don't have to go through some live your life,
Speaker 17: be my child, all figure out the rest.
Speaker 25: It doesn't have to be all in.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: The question is station back by the way, dropping a
Speaker 3: clues bomb and Station Mac Man station manager extraordin there
Speaker 3: handles all the business.
Speaker 2: Now we're asking eight hundred and five A five one
Speaker 2: oh five to one. Do you agree?
Speaker 6: Do you agree that your child should not have hardships?
Speaker 6: Do you agree with your child maybe you shouldn't have
Speaker 6: to do the things that you had to do.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 6: Now, if you look at Shaquille O'Neil a couple of
Speaker 6: months ago, she kill O'Neill said the opposite. Cha Kill
Speaker 6: o'meil said, that's his money. He gonna make his kids
Speaker 6: work and they're gonna have to do whatever they gotta do.
Speaker 3: He said he wanted his kids to finish school. He
Speaker 3: said he wanted his kids to finish school. He said,
Speaker 3: you know, not touch none of my money less you
Speaker 3: get a degree.
Speaker 2: Oh he said that. Okay, I agree with Station Mac.
Speaker 2: Yes I do too. Now I do think yeah, hardships, Yeah,
Speaker 2: build character and all that other stuff.
Speaker 29: Do that.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they do it not. I just
Speaker 2: know that's the only way I knew how to. I
Speaker 2: went through things because of the circumstances I was in.
Speaker 6: But I will say this, life is not about being
Speaker 6: rich and making money. That's not what life is about.
Speaker 6: Life is about enjoying the moments. People have been dying
Speaker 6: so fast, people have been dying so early. So if
Speaker 6: I could bust my ass so my kids don't have
Speaker 6: to go through the stuff that I had to do
Speaker 6: and work at the long hours that I had to do.
Speaker 2: That's right. I don't have a problem with it. Life's
Speaker 2: about being happy, yes, and that's all. I want my
Speaker 2: kids to be happy.
Speaker 6: And I say this over and over and over again,
Speaker 6: and I think you guys out there, if you have kids,
Speaker 6: you should think about it as well. You just want
Speaker 6: to be happy at the end of the day. And
Speaker 6: I tell my kids all the time, I don't care
Speaker 6: what you want to do in this world.
Speaker 2: Just be happy. That's right. And success is subjective, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: There's somebody out there right now making thirty forty thousand
Speaker 3: dollars a year, but they got a place to stay,
Speaker 3: and they got food on the table and they are happy.
Speaker 3: And on the flip side, there's somebody out there making
Speaker 3: forty million dollars a year and they waking up stressed
Speaker 3: out with all types of problems, and you know, they
Speaker 3: depressed and got ans.
Speaker 2: I all taped it stuff, right, So it's all about
Speaker 2: being happy at the end of the day.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five eight five, one oh five one do
Speaker 6: you agree with Station Mac? Let's talk about it to
Speaker 6: breakfast Locole Morning.
Speaker 2: The breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: I ain't going wait man, had your opinions to the
Speaker 5: breakfast club topic? Come on eight I did five eight
Speaker 5: five five one.
Speaker 2: Warning everybody's DJ Envy Charlamagne de Goude.
Speaker 6: We are the breakfast club. Now you're just joining us.
Speaker 6: We're talking about Polo G's mom. She said this recently
Speaker 6: during an interview, and we're just taking your thoughts and
Speaker 6: comments on it.
Speaker 31: Coming from a person in an empoverished community.
Speaker 17: I never had a stasia, right, so I wanted my
Speaker 17: children to have a stasia. I wanted my children not
Speaker 17: to know the struggle.
Speaker 31: Many times, we are hardwired to think that in order
Speaker 31: to be successful.
Speaker 17: We got to go through. So you don't have to
Speaker 17: go through some live your life.
Speaker 25: Be my child.
Speaker 17: I'll figure out the rest. I've done enough. You didn't
Speaker 17: even ask to be here.
Speaker 31: So if you're gonna be here and you're gonna stand Tantosian,
Speaker 31: you're gonna make the grades.
Speaker 17: I will be your mom. I will be the supporter.
Speaker 17: I will be the financial backing and just live and be.
Speaker 2: So we're asking eight hundred and five eighty five one
Speaker 2: oh five one, what are your thoughts?
Speaker 3: I agree with Station Mac and you know, we have
Speaker 3: these type of conversations in my house. Man, what's the
Speaker 3: point of building all these businesses that have your children
Speaker 3: and you know, go work for somebody else, Like my
Speaker 3: oldest is on payroll with me now. And No, I
Speaker 3: don't want my kids to have to struggle. I'm trying
Speaker 3: to raise trauma free babies. I went I went through
Speaker 3: the struggle because that was the circumstances you know, my
Speaker 3: parents went in. But the whole point of life is
Speaker 3: to bust your ass so your kids don't have to
Speaker 3: struggle the way you did. And all I want to
Speaker 3: do is create the kind of circumstances that my kids
Speaker 3: need so they can do whatever they desire to do.
Speaker 3: Like a lot of times, our options are limited based
Speaker 3: off where we are from and what we have access to.
Speaker 3: So I want to put myself in position to create
Speaker 3: the kind of circumstance that.
Speaker 2: My kids can really truly do whatever it is they
Speaker 2: desire to do. Yeah, No, absolutely, And like you said,
Speaker 2: I got you know, both my olderes On payroll. I
Speaker 2: got Madison and Logan. But this is the thing.
Speaker 6: So my parents are from Brooklyn Rutland Road in Brooklyn, right,
Speaker 6: and they worked hard and they overwork to get me
Speaker 6: out of that environment have me growing up in Queens.
Speaker 6: They put me in the best schools, They paid for
Speaker 6: me to go to Hampton. They did everything that they
Speaker 6: had to do to make sure I was out of
Speaker 6: the streets and out of areas where the streets could
Speaker 6: take over and possibly kill me. They did what they
Speaker 6: had to do to make sure I was good. That
Speaker 6: put me on a level where I'm at now. And
Speaker 6: now I'm trying to do the same thing for my kids.
Speaker 6: Whatever it takes. I'm trying to work hard. I'm trying
Speaker 6: to bust my ass because at the end of the day,
Speaker 6: I want my kids to be happy.
Speaker 3: That's right, and that's part of breaking generational curses and
Speaker 3: generational trauma. Y'all sound crazy as hell saying y'all kids.
Speaker 3: You know, y'all want y'all kids to struggle. None of
Speaker 3: us want our kids to struggle. We want our kids
Speaker 3: to understand the value of things.
Speaker 2: Correct. You want our kids to understand the value of
Speaker 2: hard work.
Speaker 3: But if I can prevent my kids from struggling, why
Speaker 3: I wouldn't I It's called nepotism, bes and I'm all
Speaker 3: for it.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: The white communities do all day, every day. You know
Speaker 3: I'm not mad at it in no way, shape or form.
Speaker 3: I do not want my kids to struggle. I just
Speaker 3: want them to understand the value of things and the
Speaker 3: value of hard work.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 6: And I tell my kids all the time, I don't
Speaker 6: care what you want to do. I want you to
Speaker 6: be happy. As a parent, me and my wife's job
Speaker 6: is to make sure that we make it work. So
Speaker 6: if I say it all the time, if my daughter
Speaker 6: wants to do nails, yes you can do nails if
Speaker 6: that makes you happy. But Dad and Mom's gonna figure
Speaker 6: out how you're going to own a bunch of nail salons.
Speaker 3: But that's what I mean when I say, you want
Speaker 3: to create the kind of circumstances the kids need so
Speaker 3: they can do whatever they desire to do.
Speaker 2: I don't care what field my child decides to go in.
Speaker 3: I just want them to have that freedom and that
Speaker 3: flexibility to be able to go do it because of
Speaker 3: the opportunities in the circumstances that you know, my hard
Speaker 3: work is created.
Speaker 12: Yes.
Speaker 6: And one other thing I will say too, I'm also
Speaker 6: me and my wife believe in seeing our kids enjoy it.
Speaker 6: I know a lot of people wait till they die
Speaker 6: and then they want to leave a whole bunch of
Speaker 6: stuff for their their kids. I'm opposite. I want to
Speaker 6: see my kids enjoy what I worked hard right now, vacations,
Speaker 6: whether it's whatever it is, I want to see it.
Speaker 2: I work hard for it.
Speaker 6: So I'm gonna spoil my kids. And what Charlamage said, yes,
Speaker 6: as long as they value, They value where it came from,
Speaker 6: they value the money, they know how hard it is,
Speaker 6: and they respect it.
Speaker 2: That's it. I don't have a problem with. Let's go
Speaker 2: to the phone lines. Hello, who's this Hey, what's up?
Speaker 21: Man?
Speaker 8: It's Markets from Houston.
Speaker 2: Text Marcus from Astown talk to his brother.
Speaker 18: Man, Man, you know what, what's so crazy? I totally
Speaker 18: agree with y'all man like about you know, wanting to
Speaker 18: be there, take care of my key and them not
Speaker 18: having to worry about nothing. But then at the same time,
Speaker 18: I kind of agree with Shad because the generation is
Speaker 18: not the same versus like when we were growing up.
Speaker 18: Like I feel like it was a little coming on us, but.
Speaker 8: We had like the mind because like you know, it
Speaker 8: wasn't so much mental health.
Speaker 18: Then like I feel like us doing this as a
Speaker 18: kids and just want to take care of them. It
Speaker 18: takes away from the.
Speaker 6: Nah I never said take care that you know, not
Speaker 6: have the responsibilities. They still gonna have responsibilities. Not my
Speaker 6: kids kids just sit home all day and play video games.
Speaker 6: They're gonna have to get out there and do something.
Speaker 6: But I just want them to do what they enjoy. Now,
Speaker 6: let's say my son is nice in video games, and
Speaker 6: there's a big market for video games.
Speaker 15: If you.
Speaker 2: You told that too, but he's just not gonna be
Speaker 2: at home doing nothing. He has to do something. He
Speaker 2: has to do what he enjoys. But that's what Shaq said.
Speaker 3: I know there's a couple of clips floating around, but
Speaker 3: I heard Shaq say want these I think it was
Speaker 3: on earn your liegia. Actually he's like, I'm not giving
Speaker 3: these kids none of my money unless they go to college.
Speaker 3: They got to get a degree. I thought that's what
Speaker 3: he said. So that's still that's still like not an ultimatum,
Speaker 3: but it's a goal it's giving you a.
Speaker 2: Goal to reach. I would, you know.
Speaker 6: I would never say this to my kids, but I
Speaker 6: do feel that some kids are for college and some
Speaker 6: kids are not right. I believe they have to do something,
Speaker 6: whether you're an entrepreneur, whether you're getting into business or something,
Speaker 6: because some kids are just not into it.
Speaker 2: Thank god my kids are.
Speaker 6: But I'm not mad if one of my children said,
Speaker 6: you know, Dad, I don't want to go to school,
Speaker 6: I would I'd rather take this way. I want to
Speaker 6: be a real estate agent. I want to be a mechanic.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't be mad at that. If you went to
Speaker 6: trade school, I wouldn't be mad at that.
Speaker 3: Actually, Shack said that his kids need to have two
Speaker 3: degrees to access his inheritance.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at the quote now. I said, I got
Speaker 2: six kids.
Speaker 3: I would like a doctor, somebody that owd a hedge,
Speaker 3: funt of pharmacists, lawyer, someone that owns multiple businesses, someone
Speaker 3: to take over my business.
Speaker 2: But I tell them I'm not going to hand it
Speaker 2: to you. You got to earn it. So he wants
Speaker 2: this kid to have two degrees to access his inheritance.
Speaker 11: Hello, who say, Natasha?
Speaker 2: Hey Natasha, where you calling from? South Carolina eight o
Speaker 2: three metro. What's happening to talk to us? My mom?
Speaker 32: I feel exactly what Shak said.
Speaker 17: Children need to.
Speaker 15: Know exactly what hard work is and the value of
Speaker 15: a dollar.
Speaker 18: But I'm not going to let my job struggle. And
Speaker 18: there's anything that I could do for him, I'm going to.
Speaker 15: Make it happen versus me, happen the way I did.
Speaker 18: Grow it up to struggling this fool struggle with cold
Speaker 18: tuging how to get a text book?
Speaker 32: No, by any means.
Speaker 18: If I have it, I'm going to take care of it.
Speaker 11: But he is going to know, she is going to
Speaker 11: know what.
Speaker 8: Hard work is. But they need to have a degree book.
Speaker 18: I get to require to have a degree or a trade.
Speaker 32: It don't have you know, it may it don't have
Speaker 32: to be, you know, a four year degree.
Speaker 15: Somebody needs to get a two year degree in the trades.
Speaker 12: And I got.
Speaker 7: Graduate this here.
Speaker 2: I just said the same thing.
Speaker 6: It doesn't have to be necessarily a college degree, but
Speaker 6: it has to be a trade something to further that
Speaker 6: education with whatever they.
Speaker 2: Want to respect, I'm with you. I respect that so much.
Speaker 2: And work and y'all and you thank you, love you too.
Speaker 2: And you're teaching your kids the value of hard work.
Speaker 2: You're teaching your kids that nothing comes easy. You're teaching
Speaker 2: your kids that nothing comes for free, right, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean? Like I had to bust my ass
Speaker 2: for this, so now I need you to put in
Speaker 2: some work so you can get access to this, right.
Speaker 6: And I also think, you know, we focus too much
Speaker 6: on the dollar sometimes and sometimes it just has to
Speaker 6: be happy.
Speaker 2: And I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 7: I know you.
Speaker 11: I know you.
Speaker 6: You're probably like you're saying that, but this is the thing.
Speaker 6: I love this like I love music, I love DJ
Speaker 6: and I love producing. I love talking to you on
Speaker 6: the radio. I would do it for free, hope and
Speaker 6: boys ain't listening because I love it that much. Charlam said, I.
Speaker 2: Don't, no, no, no, I feel the same love for it.
Speaker 2: I'm not doing it for free at forty four years
Speaker 2: of age. I'm not saying that now. But I would
Speaker 2: have did it for free when I was. We did
Speaker 2: do it for free. You know, they know would have.
Speaker 2: We did do it for free. What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: We had we had internships, internships. I worked for Wendy
Speaker 2: for a year and a half.
Speaker 3: You never received the pay check you're talking about you, right,
Speaker 3: I worked for I work for free too.
Speaker 2: Yes, you did do it for free.
Speaker 17: Right.
Speaker 3: All I'm saying is but but but all of that,
Speaker 3: all that did was even though we love something, that
Speaker 3: taught us to value of hard work. And I think
Speaker 3: that's all we really want to do is instilling our
Speaker 3: kids the value of hard work. We don't want them
Speaker 3: to have a sense of entitlement, correct, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean? Now on the side, let me ask you
Speaker 3: a question. For all these interns now to get paid,
Speaker 3: do you think they feel it the same way? Because
Speaker 3: we didn't get paid. There was no payment. Like when
Speaker 3: I was doing mixes and doing ships, I ain't.
Speaker 2: Pay I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 3: I don't think you find your love for something if
Speaker 3: there's a dollar attached to it. I think that you know,
Speaker 3: you have to recognize opportunity when it's not a paycheck
Speaker 3: attached to it.
Speaker 2: Because I got I didn't get paid, but I still
Speaker 2: wanted to go every day.
Speaker 6: That's how much I loved it. It wasn't like a
Speaker 6: there's a check at the at the end of it.
Speaker 6: I just wanted to do it so bad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know if you can truly find your
Speaker 3: love for something if they're a dollar amount attached to it.
Speaker 2: I could be wrong, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: But I don't know if you can truly find your
Speaker 3: love for something if you're still getting a check for it.
Speaker 3: If that's your motivation to show up every day, if
Speaker 3: that's your motivation to show up on time, if that's
Speaker 3: your motivation to work hard, I'm not sure, right, I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five, one oh five one.
Speaker 6: If you're just joining us, we're talking about Polo G's mom.
Speaker 6: He was talking about basically creating a lifestyle so that
Speaker 6: kids wouldn't have to struggle.
Speaker 2: And it is not the whole point. I can't even
Speaker 2: believe people argue with not I don't want my kids
Speaker 2: to Stru's absolutely right. But let's let's talk about it
Speaker 2: when we come back as the Breakfast Club. Go Morning,
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: So five want to join it to the discussion with.
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Morning, everybody, it's eej Envy Charlamagne to god, we are
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 6: If he's just joining us, we're talking about Polo G's mom. Now,
Speaker 6: she was talking about working hard till her kids wouldn't
Speaker 6: have to struggle. She doesn't want her kids to struggle.
Speaker 6: She want her kids to be okay and happy.
Speaker 2: And I feel, let's say the clip coming from.
Speaker 31: A person in an impoverished community, I never had a Sasha, right,
Speaker 31: so I wanted my children to have a station. I
Speaker 31: wanted my children not to know the struggle. Many times
Speaker 31: we are hardwired to think that in order to be successful.
Speaker 2: We got to go through some You don't have to
Speaker 2: go through some shit.
Speaker 17: Live your life, be my child. I'll figure out the rest.
Speaker 17: I've done enough. You didn't even ask to be here.
Speaker 17: So if you're gonna be here, and you're gonna stand
Speaker 17: tent togian, you're gonna make the grades. I will be
Speaker 17: your mom. I will be the supporter, I will be
Speaker 17: the financial gapic.
Speaker 2: And just live and be Station Max said nothing wrong.
Speaker 3: And you know one thing that she said that's super
Speaker 3: true in that clip is she said she didn't have
Speaker 3: a station Mac growing up. Just like Shock kids didn't
Speaker 3: have a Shock Envy. Your kids don't didn't have a you.
Speaker 3: My kids don't have a meet. We are here to
Speaker 3: break all generational curses, and those generational curses are also
Speaker 3: financial as well. Right, We got to create circumstances that
Speaker 3: our kids can thrive in. Can you imagine how great
Speaker 3: you possibly would have been envy if your parents, you know,
Speaker 3: because they did create a circumstance and need to thrive.
Speaker 3: But what if they already came from a circumstance of
Speaker 3: thriving and not just surviving.
Speaker 2: Well, not only that, it was certain things that we
Speaker 2: had to figure out.
Speaker 6: I had to bump my head and figure out which
Speaker 6: was you know, I bought my first house when I
Speaker 6: was twenty two. My interest rate was fourteen percent. You know,
Speaker 6: at one time I had the row accountant. I wasn't
Speaker 6: paying the taxis the right way? I didn't know, you
Speaker 6: know what I mean. I had to figure all it
Speaker 6: out creating businesses in LLCs and buying businesses and buying
Speaker 6: cars and homes and LLCs. It was things that I
Speaker 6: just didn't know because I wasn't priffy too right that
Speaker 6: my kids will know.
Speaker 2: That's right. We come from no information, no information, zero,
Speaker 2: figuring it out ourselves.
Speaker 6: But not even that, Like I even tell everybody, you know,
Speaker 6: my parents never invested in money. They never invested in
Speaker 6: anything because they didn't know. They didn't have no money
Speaker 6: to invest in that too. Like my mom was an
Speaker 6: English teacher in South Carolina. Like the most she ever
Speaker 6: made was like thirty thousand dollars a year, and she
Speaker 6: was trying to take care of five kids.
Speaker 3: And my dad, you know, he always kept his hustle going,
Speaker 3: but he had about his fight with something's abuse and
Speaker 3: you know, drugs and things of that nature. So he
Speaker 3: didn't really probably have the money to invest like that.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 6: That day, my dad was a police officer. He didn't
Speaker 6: have no money to invest in. Jesus Christ, all right,
Speaker 6: but let's go to the phone line. Think about it now,
Speaker 6: you'd be like Jesus, like, good morning, we're talking about
Speaker 6: how you raising your kids.
Speaker 2: What's your thoughts, mama, Okay, good.
Speaker 32: Morning having me. I think that is a rich people's sports.
Speaker 32: That lady is rich, so she's more than capable of
Speaker 32: her children. Like that book for the nine to five people,
Speaker 32: like myself, I feel like the child should have more
Speaker 32: responsibility and hold their own.
Speaker 3: Really, with nobody's saying the kids in that responsibilities, I
Speaker 3: didn't take that from what she said. Nobody said any
Speaker 3: of that, Like nobody said the kids should have responsibility, like.
Speaker 32: I'm saying, they shouldn't like just have a handout like
Speaker 32: you get in one thousand dollars a week just because
Speaker 32: you're getting good grades. I feel like they should. I
Speaker 32: don't feel like they should have to struggle, but they
Speaker 32: should work for their money because that's how it's going
Speaker 32: to be when they become an adult, when they don't
Speaker 32: have their parents anymore, they're going to be looking for
Speaker 32: that guys and hand out.
Speaker 19: From the world.
Speaker 3: And that's just not how I got My daughter on
Speaker 3: salary right now. It's like thirteen thousand something a year.
Speaker 3: She gets that money based off what she does at
Speaker 3: the house. She's got chores she needed to do at
Speaker 3: the house, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And she acts.
Speaker 3: Sometimes as me and my wife's assistant personal assistant at
Speaker 3: the house, so she has things that she has to
Speaker 3: do in order to get that money.
Speaker 2: I'm not just giving it to her.
Speaker 6: Yeah, my son and my daughter they're both on salary,
Speaker 6: and in the same thing, they have things that they
Speaker 6: have to do. My daughter has to she's at the office,
Speaker 6: she has to work. My son has to work, and
Speaker 6: then they take their money and whatever it is, they
Speaker 6: pay for cars, they pay for their tuition, and that's
Speaker 6: what it is. But uh, they still have to have responsibility.
Speaker 6: Nobody's just giving anything away. They still have to do
Speaker 6: things like I had to do as a child. I
Speaker 6: you know, my kids don't got to wash dishes. The
Speaker 6: reason being is, you know, as a kid, I didn't
Speaker 6: have a dish washer.
Speaker 2: Was we got two dish washers and my daughter washing dishes.
Speaker 2: She puts my kids, my kids put it in the
Speaker 2: dish washer.
Speaker 3: But that's part of the fourteen years old You in
Speaker 3: there washing dishes before you go to bed, that's part
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 2: You got a dish washer, we got two of them,
Speaker 2: and you still make a washing dam right, So what's
Speaker 2: the part purpose having dish washers?
Speaker 3: I have no idea because I don't watch dishes. They
Speaker 3: got to take you up, take that up with my wife.
Speaker 3: But clearly she's instilling something and my daughter that she's
Speaker 3: going to need, right, And that's all we really want.
Speaker 2: We just want our daughters and.
Speaker 3: Our sons to understand the value of hard work and
Speaker 3: understand that none of this comes easy. So once again,
Speaker 3: don't weigh your hardships and what you went through versus
Speaker 3: what versus what your kids call hardships and what they're
Speaker 3: going to go through because hopefully they don't got to
Speaker 3: go through nothing that you went through.
Speaker 2: That's how you know you did your job right. What's
Speaker 2: the more, O little story? If there's more? I think
Speaker 2: I just said it. Yeah, surprised you donna use the
Speaker 2: dish washer though, bro.
Speaker 3: We do use it, just watching. But my wife, my
Speaker 3: daughter definitely washed the dishes every night. That's part of her,
Speaker 3: part of her her, that's part of her job to
Speaker 3: make that salary every year.
Speaker 2: Yes, I ain't gonna lie. I pull out the paper
Speaker 2: plates and until we got company. I love doing that too.
Speaker 6: Oh after that, all right, well we gotta talk Southwest?
Speaker 6: Why because Southwest is wild. Somebody spilled rice on the
Speaker 6: plane and they said, we not moving this plane until somebody.
Speaker 2: Picks up the rice. I don't know who raised you.
Speaker 2: She really said that.
Speaker 6: We'll talk about it when we come back at the
Speaker 6: breakfast club. Good morning, body is dj n.
Speaker 3: V Charlamagne the guy we are the club with the
Speaker 3: angel reaching floj for pulling up to it from LSU.
Speaker 2: Y'all are so stupid in the comments. I cannot stand
Speaker 2: when I stand whatever I stand next to, somebody talk
Speaker 2: You'll be like, damn Charlamagne show you are sure sixth
Speaker 2: threes six three? How's you're talking about? She's six foot three?
Speaker 2: Did you do look turny?
Speaker 3: I would standing next to somebody six y three. Somebody
Speaker 3: put it in the comments. I look like the annoying
Speaker 3: little brother you gotta take every place with you.
Speaker 2: They're like a toddler. But anyway, let's get to the
Speaker 2: room with let's talk Southwest Airlines through my whole lot
Speaker 2: of names. Or you've gossiping when you chatting gods. This
Speaker 2: is the rumor report.
Speaker 20: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: This is where the tea spells right on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: This is so classic.
Speaker 6: Now a Southwest flight from Atlanta to Houston, so you
Speaker 6: know that was a black plane, one black city to
Speaker 6: another black silf. It was delayed last week after a
Speaker 6: flight attendant allegedly refuses to let the plane take off.
Speaker 6: To somebody who dropped rice, picked up or pick up
Speaker 6: the rice in the aisle.
Speaker 3: That sound like somebody black mama, somebody black grandma, somebody
Speaker 3: black aunt. Ain't nobody doing nothing until y'all clean up
Speaker 3: this damn room. Ain't nobody doing nothing till somebody clean
Speaker 3: up this damn kitchen.
Speaker 2: Who s built the rice on the floor. That's what
Speaker 2: she said. Ain't ain't gonna be no TV, no YouTube,
Speaker 2: no tablet, no nothing. You clean up this rice. Now.
Speaker 6: The passengers on there said that they went from road
Speaker 6: to road trying to find out who dropped the rice.
Speaker 6: I guess who are contained?
Speaker 2: Is it a rice? She even got on the loud
Speaker 2: speaker and was like, who raised you?
Speaker 17: Like?
Speaker 2: Who like listening to too much? TK Kirkle, Let's play
Speaker 2: the audio.
Speaker 28: I didn't see it happened, but apparently one of the
Speaker 28: last passengers to board spilled a large amount of what
Speaker 28: looked like some sort of Asian fried rice situation and
Speaker 28: was really really mad about it. She went up and
Speaker 28: down the aisle and asked each passenger one by one loudly,
Speaker 28: who's spilled the rice. Another flight attendant came and put
Speaker 28: a paper towel on it and again said, we're not
Speaker 28: leaving this gate until someone cleans up this rice. Jake
Speaker 28: gets on the loud speaker says again that we're not
Speaker 28: leaving into this rice.
Speaker 10: It's cleaned.
Speaker 28: So she cleans the rice, but the entire time she's
Speaker 28: yelling at all the passengers about how nobody was raised
Speaker 28: right and how disappointed she is in all of us.
Speaker 2: What if it was somebody from the last plane, What
Speaker 2: if it was somebody from their last because they clean
Speaker 2: it gets cleaned. They said it was probably that. They
Speaker 2: said it the last pass and one of the last
Speaker 2: passions to come on a plane that dropped it. Why
Speaker 2: she had to emphasize the Asian Frida rice.
Speaker 3: I said, God, nobody was asing on that plane because
Speaker 3: the amount of profiling that would have happened.
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ. How she know what type of rice it was?
Speaker 2: That's wild?
Speaker 6: But the plane she had that wound up cleaning up herself,
Speaker 6: and then the plane finally took off, so shout the
Speaker 6: Southwest air Lines.
Speaker 2: I didn't know.
Speaker 3: I honestly, truly, I think you should clean up your area.
Speaker 3: But I mean some things you just can't clean. But
Speaker 3: so much, you know, I mean, you probably can get
Speaker 3: some of the rice up with damn can't get every colonel.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, well let's go over to Pete Davison. All right, now,
Speaker 6: Pete Davison's in the news yesterday. He was at the
Speaker 6: Knicks game and a fan was seen trying to put
Speaker 6: his arm around him, and Pete Davison pushed the fan
Speaker 6: off of him. That's because they only showed the short video.
Speaker 6: And this is why I hate some of you guys
Speaker 6: some of the times. Now, this fan put his arm
Speaker 6: around Pete Davison, not once, not twice, but three times,
Speaker 6: trying to take a picture of whisperings something in his air.
Speaker 6: The last time, Pete Davison did what I would have
Speaker 6: did the first time. Get your arms off of me,
Speaker 6: get your arms around me. So Pete Davidson pushed the
Speaker 6: guy away like he should have.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we don't know what that guy said. That guy
Speaker 3: might have said, somebody's penis in his ear. Can't just
Speaker 3: come up to no man, put your arm around him
Speaker 3: and whis for somethingbody he's penis in your in his ear.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know what he said, but he had
Speaker 6: his arm around Pete Davison three or four times. And
Speaker 6: Pete the first time was nice, the second time was nice,
Speaker 6: but the third time like off me.
Speaker 2: Is one thing I know for sure, Pete Davison, no bother, nobody, No,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying. No, he doesn't.
Speaker 3: He's not even that kind of presence of his self
Speaker 3: preservation kicked in where he felt like he needed to
Speaker 3: shove somebody. I would probably uh, I would probably side
Speaker 3: with Pete in that situation, even though I don't know
Speaker 3: the situation.
Speaker 2: Knowing Pete, I know that he's not that type person.
Speaker 6: And also Pete was driving with his girlfriend allegedly because
Speaker 6: I don't know if that's his girlfriend, but that's what
Speaker 6: they're saying. He was driving through Beverly Hills last month
Speaker 6: and they saying he lost control of his bends and
Speaker 6: it drove through someone's yard and crashed into the side
Speaker 6: of someone's out Huh. Yeah, they said that happened last week.
Speaker 6: It was on TMZ last week they said no, yeah, no, sorry.
Speaker 6: Last month they said that no one was injured. They
Speaker 6: said he wasn't cited at the time for the crash,
Speaker 6: but there was no drugs at alcohols factors, so it
Speaker 6: was it was just a mishappy, just lost control.
Speaker 2: What's that guy to do with today? With the push
Speaker 2: not as both of them, it was two peep pepe
Speaker 2: to the next peep.
Speaker 6: And lastly, we reported Friday that ysl Attorney was arrested
Speaker 6: for having prescription drugs.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 6: At first, they said they believed he was sneaking the
Speaker 6: drugs in for his client, but they said it was
Speaker 6: his prescription drugs, that it was his drugs that he
Speaker 6: got arrested for, so you got order of it.
Speaker 4: I mean from the start, the whole thing seemed to
Speaker 4: have been staged, and you know, the warrants essentially alleged
Speaker 4: that he had a prescription bottle with his prescription medication
Speaker 4: and there was another dosage of the same medication in
Speaker 4: the bottle, which is not uncommon for the doctors to say, oh, well,
Speaker 4: you were on this pnimillograms are going to change it
Speaker 4: to that, and then to have them in the same
Speaker 4: bottle is not really an issue.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not a criminal, I'm a patient.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was humiliating and felt like some kind of
Speaker 4: retaliation for something, but didn't feel.
Speaker 16: Good retaliation, he says, after he accused prosecutors of lying
Speaker 16: to the court. He made those claims earlier this week
Speaker 16: during a bond hearing for his client, Miles Farley, who's
Speaker 16: charged with murder. Prosecutors called Minette's his comments false and baseless.
Speaker 16: The state also says they had nothing to do with
Speaker 16: his arrest or any other issues involving defendants and sheriff's deputies.
Speaker 3: So question, why wouldn't you say that from the beginning,
Speaker 3: like soon this day about the arrest you, whyouldn't you
Speaker 3: say I got a prescription.
Speaker 2: For those I think he did, and the locked him up.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and then he threw his phone to a colleague,
Speaker 6: and I guess when he threw the phone to the
Speaker 6: colleague hit an officer and they said that he threw
Speaker 6: the phone at off.
Speaker 2: They were trying to charge this this attorney with a
Speaker 2: little bit of everything.
Speaker 6: But at first the story came out last week, oh
Speaker 6: that he might have allegedly been trying to give it
Speaker 6: to his client, But that wasn't the case at all.
Speaker 3: I hate things like that because nobody's going to talk
Speaker 3: about what actually happened as loud as they talked about
Speaker 3: what originally happened, you know what I'm saying. So nobody's
Speaker 3: going to say, oh, that was he had a prescription
Speaker 3: for that. You're not going to hear that as loud
Speaker 3: as you heard. Oh, lawyer in the yslki's tried to
Speaker 3: slip you know, one of the members of YSL some drugs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's why I wanted to report it, just to
Speaker 6: make sure that that was cleared up. And also I
Speaker 6: didn't notice.
Speaker 2: I didn't know.
Speaker 6: If you're ever traveling and you have prescription drugs, you're
Speaker 6: supposed to carry it in the original container.
Speaker 2: That's what I do all the time.
Speaker 6: I didn't know that, because sometimes when you're on a plane,
Speaker 6: I don't want to carry the big bottle. I just
Speaker 6: put it in an envelope and put it in something
Speaker 6: small so I could put it in my bag.
Speaker 2: I didn't know.
Speaker 6: But yeses, you have to have the original container with
Speaker 6: the prescription in your name on that container, because if not,
Speaker 6: it could be a.
Speaker 2: Problem for you. That's what I mean. Number one. Who
Speaker 2: first of all, if you're taking your stuff out, you
Speaker 2: probably got some illegal drugs if if you got them
Speaker 2: in just a baggy or something. But I put.
Speaker 6: Mine in a ziplock. Though when I travel, I put
Speaker 6: mine in a ziplock. What you want Remember when I
Speaker 6: had this stuff to spray in my nose just to
Speaker 6: clear my nose. The pain pills is not a pain pill,
Speaker 6: wasn't a surgery, but it was. It was like this
Speaker 6: thing that you're supposed to put in like a water
Speaker 6: and sprayed up your nose. But I would carry that
Speaker 6: in the ziplot. I would carry them big ass the
Speaker 6: big ass cases.
Speaker 2: I definitely keep. Can you just pull Jose out of
Speaker 2: a zip lot pull us out? No, damn ziplock.
Speaker 3: I had it in my bag, but saying I keep
Speaker 3: my cholesterol medication in this prescription. It's it's bottom.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Well that is your room or report.
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Speaker 6: Now, Charlamon, you had a successful weekend out in Atlanta, man,
Speaker 6: I do man.
Speaker 3: First of all, I want to salute everybody who came
Speaker 3: out to the first ever Black Effect Podcast festival. You
Speaker 3: see me holding up my Black Effect hat up that
Speaker 3: Mitchell and Ness did because you know, we sold those
Speaker 3: for the first time ever this weekend at the Black
Speaker 3: Effect Marketplace in Atlanta, Man, and everybody was grabbing them.
Speaker 3: So salute to everybody who you know just came out.
Speaker 3: Can't wait to do it again next year. And I
Speaker 3: really got a salute to Nissan because Nissan partnered with
Speaker 3: the Black Effect Podcast Festival. The further highlight and initiative
Speaker 3: we did last year called the Thriller Possibility Summit Man.
Speaker 3: The Thriller Possibility Summit was an event where we invited
Speaker 3: a whole bunch of HBCU students to hear from a
Speaker 3: whole bunch of people who graduated from HBCUs HBCU alumni
Speaker 3: and the things that they're doing in their life and
Speaker 3: their careers now, just to you know, give these kids
Speaker 3: some positive inspiration, you know, possibly you know, find some
Speaker 3: new mentors.
Speaker 2: And we also had a fifteen minute panel at.
Speaker 3: The Black Effect Positive Black Black Effect Podcast Festival with
Speaker 3: Nissan that was moderated by me featuring Lennee Jackson from
Speaker 3: Nissan and three students that were at the Thriller Possibility
Speaker 3: Summit Man. They spoke about how Nissan's Thriller Possibility Summit
Speaker 3: was a life changing event and helped them to achieve
Speaker 3: the next step in their career. Nissan also hosted the
Speaker 3: Black Effects Pitch Your Podcast Lounge where attendees had the
Speaker 3: opportunity to record their own podcast and it was powered
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Speaker 3: was on display for the attendees who went to the
Speaker 3: lounge and the podcast festival. You know, it just simply
Speaker 3: would not have had I've been without the partnership and
Speaker 3: collaboration with partners like Nissan.
Speaker 2: So Nissan, thank you. Okay, as a.
Speaker 3: Proud former Maxima owner who's probably about to buy him
Speaker 3: another Maxima for the summer.
Speaker 2: You need that Pathfinal, the path Path which I already
Speaker 2: got a truck. Though I got my I got my
Speaker 2: two thousand four Escalade with three hundred thousand miles on it.
Speaker 3: I want to get the Nissan uh Maxima. I used
Speaker 3: to have had a Maxima note not too long ago,
Speaker 3: like in two thousand Path Final got three.
Speaker 2: I got three rolls.
Speaker 1: All the kids.
Speaker 2: I use it all the time when I take the
Speaker 2: kids to baseball, all the sports stuff. What's the kids
Speaker 2: on there?
Speaker 3: What's so funny is my guy Tommy used to own
Speaker 3: a Nissan dealership and so he let me hold a
Speaker 3: Nissan Maximo. So I was driving a Nissan Maxima. Did
Speaker 3: he ever give like old six seven?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I give it back.
Speaker 3: I go six to seven. Actually yeah, it was like
Speaker 3: go six oh seven. So Salutor Tommy and Salutor Nissan man, just.
Speaker 6: Thank you Nissan. All right when we come back. We
Speaker 6: got the positive notice to the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Waning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is the j n V. Charlamagne the guy, y'all
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Speaker 6: to Angel Reese for joining us.
Speaker 2: That's right. And Flows and I don't know why I
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Speaker 19: Man.
Speaker 17: Oh.
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Speaker 2: Okay, now, the positive note is simply this.
Speaker 3: If you want to support people with their mental health,
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Speaker 3: open to the idea that people experience things you know
Speaker 3: nothing about, and except that your personal lived experience is
Speaker 3: not the only lived experience.
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club finished for y'all. Done,