Speaker 1: What morning in Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo yo Charlamagne to God, piece to the planet.
Speaker 3: Guess what day it is? Guess what day it is.
Speaker 3: That's right, It's Wednesday, middle of the week. And we
Speaker 3: got our guest co hosts joining.
Speaker 2: Us this morning. You got a guest co host today
Speaker 2: on this fine home Day, median and actor Gary Old.
Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, GARYO, what's up?
Speaker 4: Hey, I'm telling get some real hip hop in the building.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm talking about. Gary, Yo. We had to
Speaker 2: bring the screech back. That's right, we had to bring
Speaker 2: the screech back.
Speaker 4: Good, good, real good. Not too early for you, right,
Speaker 4: I don't know how you gotta do it every day.
Speaker 4: It looks a little early for you, just a little.
Speaker 4: You guys, get a car service. No, no, he live
Speaker 4: right close to the studio.
Speaker 2: No, you driving every morning every morning. I get it.
Speaker 2: I get a car if I got But that's what
Speaker 2: gets you going. You know what I'm saying. You gotta
Speaker 2: get up in the morning.
Speaker 5: You gotta say in prayer, your daily affirmations, shower and
Speaker 5: on the ride heads when you you know, getting worked up.
Speaker 4: It's right, yeah you pray, yes, I pray.
Speaker 2: Whoa, it's the first thing.
Speaker 5: The black Jesus too, not white Jesus. I pray to God.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 4: What do you think he is her her?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Well all I think is all encompassing being. It
Speaker 2: would make sense, right because.
Speaker 5: You know, human humans, we only factor in ourselves when
Speaker 5: we have these conversations. But God created all, even hump
Speaker 5: back whales. You know, nobody ever takes that in consideration
Speaker 5: God hump back.
Speaker 2: Well, all right, well you guys.
Speaker 4: I'm out.
Speaker 6: Well, Swiss Beat will be joining us this morning. Were
Speaker 6: gonna kick it with Swizzy in a little bit. And
Speaker 6: let me shout out to my wife. My wife hosted yesterday.
Speaker 6: She co hosted, and boy, when I say she tied,
Speaker 6: she tied, or because she had to get up early,
Speaker 6: she had to do makeup, she had to get ready,
Speaker 6: and then when we left, it wasn't just like that
Speaker 6: could relax. Then it was the kids, you know, and
Speaker 6: you know, one had dance, the other had a game.
Speaker 6: And she's great, she's tired right now, Like I just woke.
Speaker 5: Up She's like, morning radio is no joke. Morning radio
Speaker 5: is not a playplay grind at all. What you need
Speaker 5: to get perked up? Guy, you need some cocaine be
Speaker 5: around black people. Wakes me here quick, bro, better be alert.
Speaker 7: This is a.
Speaker 4: Better alert.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 6: When we come back, we got front page news. We're
Speaker 6: gonna be kicking it with teslain' figuo. Of course, a
Speaker 6: lot to talk about. And uh, like I said, swizzby
Speaker 6: joining us, it don't move. It's the breakfast club, Good.
Speaker 2: Morning, owning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne, the guy. We are the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: We got our co host Gary owned here and now
Speaker 6: it's time for some front page news. We have Teslin
Speaker 6: figure of course, she's our political strategies, helping us out
Speaker 6: as she does each and every day.
Speaker 2: Good morning, test the hood whisper.
Speaker 7: Yes, Good morning, DJ Envy, Charlemagne and Gary good morning.
Speaker 8: That was kind of lame.
Speaker 4: That was about political Good morning.
Speaker 5: It's okay to not say anything during segment if you
Speaker 5: don't want to, you know, all right, I get you
Speaker 5: in trouble.
Speaker 2: I don't know unless you know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: I'm agreeing with whatever you say. Yeah, that might get
Speaker 2: you in trouble. I don't even mind what I talking about.
Speaker 2: I just be talking. Go ahead, we're going down together.
Speaker 7: Well, today we're going to remember first and foremost civil
Speaker 7: rights icon, actor, singer, leader, and I know someone definitely
Speaker 7: beloved by the Breakfast Club, mister Harry Belafonte, who passed
Speaker 7: away at ninety six.
Speaker 8: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 2: There was Beatle Juice. That was Beatle Juice.
Speaker 4: I never knew that was him.
Speaker 2: He also seen he also saying this, he I'm movies. Yeah,
Speaker 2: God bless Harry Belafonte.
Speaker 5: One of those entertainers who showed you how to use
Speaker 5: their resources the power people and platform the empower people.
Speaker 5: You know, he was He funded a lot of the
Speaker 5: civil rights movement. Definitely back Martin movie King Junior financially.
Speaker 5: So rest in peace to Harry Belafonte.
Speaker 2: From Page to the Daily News, they say, the voice
Speaker 2: for the voiceless.
Speaker 7: One of his quotes that I love is my activism
Speaker 7: always existed, but my art gave me the platform to
Speaker 7: do something about my activism. So again, somebody that actually
Speaker 7: used their platform in a time where it was not,
Speaker 7: you know, something that was regularly done. So when we
Speaker 7: look at a lot of folks today that have major
Speaker 7: platforms that don't give back either you know, speaking up
Speaker 7: or financially. Like you guys mentioned, he certainly was one
Speaker 7: that did that. He actually gave the seed money for
Speaker 7: the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee with doctor King. He provided
Speaker 7: bail money for a lot of folks getting out of jail.
Speaker 8: He went to the March.
Speaker 7: He also gave the He provided his home as a
Speaker 7: second home for doctor King as well. And one other
Speaker 7: thing that I thought was interesting he maintained a life
Speaker 7: insurance policy for doctor King with his family being the beneficiary.
Speaker 7: So he definitely was one that talked the talk and
Speaker 7: walked the wall.
Speaker 5: Yeah, man, And you know got as flut the Gathering
Speaker 5: for Justice movement, it's an organization. He found it in
Speaker 5: two thousand and five after he witnessed the news report
Speaker 5: of a five year old black girl being handcuffed and
Speaker 5: arrested in the Florida classroom for being unruly, you know.
Speaker 5: And one of their missions was the their mission was
Speaker 5: to build a movement to end child incarceration while working
Speaker 5: to eliminate the racial inequities that you know exist in
Speaker 5: the justice system. And we raised we raised what eight
Speaker 5: hundred nine hundred thousand nine Justice Movement.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got a chance to actually talk to him
Speaker 2: chop it up when he came up to the station,
Speaker 2: the old station. Yeah, after we raised you know, we
Speaker 2: raised the money for him and presented him with the
Speaker 2: big check. I think it was like a hundred one
Speaker 2: hudredosand we raised for Justice Movement. Yeah, WHOA did I
Speaker 2: hear you? Right?
Speaker 4: He had a life's churtance policy on Marlin as a
Speaker 4: king junior.
Speaker 8: Yes, his childrenitiaries.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So definitely resting piece of condolences to his family
Speaker 6: and all his loved ones. We have a piece of
Speaker 6: that interview. But here's a piece of us chopping it
Speaker 6: up with him. This was what like six years ago.
Speaker 2: I don't think it was that long. I don't remember, though,
Speaker 2: I don't well listen to the Breakfast Club chopping it
Speaker 2: up with them.
Speaker 5: How important is it the empower these organizations that are
Speaker 5: fighting for us financially?
Speaker 9: I just think that there is no way rul bill
Speaker 9: A lot of the goals we have for ourselves if
Speaker 9: the community doesn't understand that the community is responsible for itself.
Speaker 2: Yes, one of those is the.
Speaker 9: Community has to do being responsible for itself. Is to
Speaker 9: create methodology, is to create a path in which we
Speaker 9: can fundraise, recruit people, sit down and have meetings in
Speaker 9: our community to discuss what are the best strategies for
Speaker 9: dealing with police brutality, for dealing with unjust cases in
Speaker 9: our court system. And I think that raising money is
Speaker 9: a is a key. All right, I'll be able to
Speaker 9: keep us alive.
Speaker 5: It was it was actually twenty seventeen. That's that's when
Speaker 5: he called in. When he came up, he came up.
Speaker 5: He came up in like December, December of twenty when
Speaker 5: we gave me a chauteen yea, when we presented the
Speaker 5: Gather for Justice movement with the check Yes.
Speaker 6: Absolutely so again, rest in peace. And I know you
Speaker 6: got a lot to talk about test, but we'll do
Speaker 6: it in a couple of minutes. Absolutely all right, Thank
Speaker 6: you so much. And that is your front page news.
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Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Get
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Speaker 10: I got an indoor pool.
Speaker 2: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club
Speaker 2: on the phone right now.
Speaker 1: We'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 2: We live. Hello. Who's this? Yeah?
Speaker 10: What's the deal?
Speaker 4: Envy Charlie?
Speaker 9: Man? What's good?
Speaker 2: Gary? How you being bro? Gary? Oh? What's up? Hey?
Speaker 11: By the way, Gary, I always I always thought you
Speaker 11: were the guys from Powers Too.
Speaker 2: By the way, I get that a lot, Get that
Speaker 2: a lot? What's up about that?
Speaker 10: But then hey, to get on my chest?
Speaker 11: I just wanted to say, yo, ay, I got an
Speaker 11: issue with the investors out here.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 11: Man, they're buying the properties out here and they're kicking
Speaker 11: the tennants out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's what people are doing it. You know,
Speaker 2: we know why they're doing it, right, No, I don't. Actually, Well,
Speaker 2: a lot of people.
Speaker 6: Are buying building and kicking the tenants out because the
Speaker 6: rent is so high right now, a lot of people
Speaker 6: are stuck paying old rents where it's like, let's say
Speaker 6: the rent of fifteen hundred, but now the rent market
Speaker 6: value is twenty four hundred. So a lot of people
Speaker 6: are kicking them old tenants out and getting new tenants
Speaker 6: and getting higher rent.
Speaker 2: That's that's usually why they kick the tenants out.
Speaker 11: But couldn't you do that and just like with existing
Speaker 11: tenants and just say hey, you know, either send a
Speaker 11: letter or be like, hey, you know, I understand you
Speaker 11: guys say this, but I'm going to have to increase
Speaker 11: because of what the value is around you.
Speaker 6: A lot of people don't want to a lot of
Speaker 6: people don't want to go up in price. You mean,
Speaker 6: a lot of people don't want to pay that extra money.
Speaker 2: So it's it's a lot for a lot of people.
Speaker 6: It's easy to kick people out and start fresh, but
Speaker 6: it's hard for somebody who's been pending fourteen hundred dollars
Speaker 6: for ten years to say, now, all right, starting next month,
Speaker 6: you want you to pay.
Speaker 2: Whatever, you know, the higher rates. So it's it's very difficult.
Speaker 10: So what about what about the situations? Well, you know what,
Speaker 10: that's a good point you make.
Speaker 2: It's two different sizes.
Speaker 6: You knows, as a landlord, the landlord wants more money.
Speaker 6: As a tenant, the tenant wants to spend at least
Speaker 6: money as possible.
Speaker 2: So there's always two different sizes.
Speaker 6: But you know, usually the landlord and a lot of
Speaker 6: places have the upperhand because they actually own the property.
Speaker 10: All right, well I appreciate.
Speaker 2: It, bros.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 10: Hi is Keisha.
Speaker 12: Good morning, call y'all from my ninety five and minute
Speaker 12: to Florida. I'm on vacation my birthday. Second, I'm much.
Speaker 2: Tors you wanted them hardheaded taurus is Huh?
Speaker 12: Yes, sir, I sure am. What you doing for your Yeah,
Speaker 12: it's my birthday and super excited my first long road trip.
Speaker 12: I got my catty.
Speaker 2: Your cat has an your animal cat or your homie cat.
Speaker 12: My animal her name is Kiko.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You ain't got no no woman or no man,
Speaker 2: no people, nothing, just you and the cat. Nah.
Speaker 12: He's just foke a song in the bag.
Speaker 4: Where are you driving from Charlotte, North Carolina?
Speaker 2: Seven?
Speaker 12: That's so, I just passed. I'm in South Carolina right now.
Speaker 5: Oh you just you must have just passed the south
Speaker 5: of the border.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm I just had to say, a matter of fact,
Speaker 12: just what taking morning to these guys.
Speaker 13: I listen to you all the time, Uncle Charlotte.
Speaker 12: He's the envy and I follow you and your wife.
Speaker 12: I love your kids, and I got your book, and
Speaker 12: I got Charloma's book too, And Gary, I love you too, but.
Speaker 13: I'm gonna leave you to wake the stubborro part great.
Speaker 12: Garry, come on, you're like my face?
Speaker 2: Yea wo man?
Speaker 12: What go to our last night?
Speaker 10: What's wrong?
Speaker 4: Just we started off with some deep stuff. I didn't
Speaker 4: want to chime in sensitive Ty.
Speaker 2: You end up bout Harry. We brought you hit.
Speaker 4: We bought you hit to be in sensitive Gary crept
Speaker 4: the bat well.
Speaker 12: All I want to know I get a happy birthday.
Speaker 2: Well, Happy birthday, Keisha, Happy born day, Keysha, your little
Speaker 2: hard headed.
Speaker 6: Tours d Thank you guys, love you back, Mama, Get
Speaker 6: it off your chest eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 6: one oh five one. If you need to vent, hit
Speaker 6: us up now. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 6: breakfast Club. Wait, this is your time to get it
Speaker 6: off your chest. Eight hundred and five eight five one
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Speaker 6: breakfast club.
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 8: Who is this is the ancor maybe you go up
Speaker 8: to your chest.
Speaker 10: Mama, Good morning, j You'll be Smar.
Speaker 2: Got Gary, Gary on, just here to take a morning Gary.
Speaker 9: Guys.
Speaker 13: Hi, I'm sorry.
Speaker 10: I didn't mean I'm I'm sorry. I apologize this morning.
Speaker 13: I wanted to give a want single parents out there,
Speaker 13: so I know the struggle real and I'm having today.
Speaker 14: I'm struggling that too, just when I let everybody out there,
Speaker 14: and I'll keep pushing it like it's always about the day.
Speaker 13: I know it's you hurt.
Speaker 6: Your phone, sat a little crazy, but I think you
Speaker 6: said you're a single mom and shout out to all
Speaker 6: the single moms to.
Speaker 10: Keep pushing, yes, saying we're go ahead through it like Rett.
Speaker 2: Of course, you know when Mercury drinks Gatorade. You know
Speaker 2: all about that. Come on now, hello, Hello, what's up?
Speaker 2: Getting off your chest?
Speaker 10: I wanted to go about Jim Jones, so ill push
Speaker 10: the feet. I want to ask you what has been
Speaker 10: Jones to the games? Like what he brought to the game.
Speaker 2: The ain't nothing.
Speaker 10: I never heard nobody say they want to have Jones,
Speaker 10: they want to do anything.
Speaker 2: Now, I'm not gonna push the feet.
Speaker 6: I'm not said Jim Jones didn't do anything for the coaching.
Speaker 6: Jim Jones definitely influenced the coach it in a major way.
Speaker 6: He shifted the culture for a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm on record that's saying that.
Speaker 5: You know, there was a time when Jim was making
Speaker 5: the best music out in New York, especially a couple
Speaker 5: of years ago.
Speaker 2: Jim makes really good music now.
Speaker 6: Definitely, even them, I know him and Push your T
Speaker 6: they don't see eye to eye, and you know, but
Speaker 6: they both are great in what they do. And but
Speaker 6: I wouldn't say that Jim Jones didn't push the Coach,
Speaker 6: and I wouldn't say Push Your T didn't push the coach.
Speaker 2: And they both did it in different ways. But Pushes
Speaker 2: are definitely a top fifty rapper of all time. You know,
Speaker 2: it's so funny.
Speaker 5: Even since Jim made those comments Pushing and performed at Coachella, Yeah, Push.
Speaker 2: And performed at Jerry Lorenzo's Fear of God show and
Speaker 2: Push it. I don't know if he released it, but
Speaker 2: he put it on Instagram, his own sneaker with the
Speaker 2: Fear of God. Push your Ts doing pretty okay.
Speaker 9: And like that.
Speaker 2: Now they both all hip hop, that's right?
Speaker 9: It is.
Speaker 2: Hello, is this Sacramento?
Speaker 10: What's up?
Speaker 2: Trusted from sack Town Man Lnaca's busting y'all as like.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm a forbottoment, so you know I'm on the
Speaker 10: road all the time, drawing blood.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what that what that mean?
Speaker 4: He draws blood at three in the morning. Who's bloody?
Speaker 1: Drunk?
Speaker 2: Who's bloody getting you?
Speaker 11: Gotta get it before the fast thing and all that,
Speaker 11: so before breakfast and all that.
Speaker 2: Okay, we'll get it over.
Speaker 9: He shut up to my shout out to my fat kings.
Speaker 2: We're gonna bust the warriors. Twal's gonna bust your lass
Speaker 2: man warriors in in your home.
Speaker 4: I disagree.
Speaker 2: I said the layers warriors in your home? What you
Speaker 2: mean warriors up?
Speaker 9: To get.
Speaker 2: Up to too, man? Just one of the last two
Speaker 2: games today, to to man, you have a date.
Speaker 4: Sacks are different at home and warriors.
Speaker 10: Out here, big energy out here.
Speaker 2: You know Fox is injured, bro playing Fox that he's
Speaker 2: playing still injured.
Speaker 4: We're not worried about that.
Speaker 2: He had dog all right.
Speaker 9: But I do want to say, I do want to
Speaker 9: say shout out to Tesla.
Speaker 11: I just listened to that interview yesterday with Barry and Williams.
Speaker 2: People told her feet to the fire.
Speaker 9: She was doing her things.
Speaker 2: Test was was that pressure gonna keep their foot on it?
Speaker 2: Keep her foot on their neck?
Speaker 10: Man, absolutely, absolutely Charlotte, you were trying to bail.
Speaker 13: Her out a little bit, But.
Speaker 9: Yeah, doing that thing.
Speaker 2: It's not about bailing out. It's about having balanced conversation.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 6: That's it, and shout to test And that's what she's
Speaker 6: here for. She's here to make sure that that she
Speaker 6: pushes where me and Charlemagne might not know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I don't think people don't realize that.
Speaker 1: Yo.
Speaker 5: Man, Everybody gonna have a difference of opinion in the conversation,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying, Like, that's what the conversation
Speaker 5: is about. That's what the Brother Club does. We have conversations.
Speaker 5: Everybody in the room gonna have a different difference of opinion.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, and we go kick it with tears in a
Speaker 2: couple of minutes in front page Who is? I said?
Speaker 2: You said? I said? What happened?
Speaker 4: I'm so lost right.
Speaker 6: Now, Testling figure out a couple of minutes, but get
Speaker 6: it off your chest. Eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 6: one oh five one when we come back.
Speaker 2: We got the rumors.
Speaker 6: Have you seen the new matel Barbie? No, we'll tell
Speaker 6: you about that. And also Tyrese, you know what's going on?
Speaker 4: My favorite person?
Speaker 2: What's he mad about.
Speaker 6: Now we'll tell you that the judge with a judgment
Speaker 6: where he has to pay like six hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: But we're talking about that when we come back. It's
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. Cole Morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 6: Club, ourning everybody, It's the j n V Charlemagne, the gud.
Speaker 6: We are the breakfast Club. We got our guest co
Speaker 6: host Gary Owens here, and let's get to the rooms.
Speaker 2: Name or you gossip chat. This is the room report.
Speaker 14: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club. This
Speaker 14: where the tea spells.
Speaker 2: Right on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Now, Tyresee was in court yesterday. If you remember a
Speaker 6: couple of days ago, Tyree said that the judge called
Speaker 6: his ex wife a bitch and wanted everybody to go
Speaker 6: to court and uh stand up for him his wife
Speaker 6: and what's right. So he invited everybody to the courthouse yesterday. Now,
Speaker 6: yesterday the videos that I seen.
Speaker 2: Did anybody show up? I didn't see nobody show up.
Speaker 2: I've seen two people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I saw two people, and then I saw them
Speaker 5: put out a statement saying that they made everybody go
Speaker 5: home and wouldn't let him pray or something like that.
Speaker 2: Really is that in Atlanta, Atlanta, Atlanta.
Speaker 4: So the judge called Tyree's wife's a b ex wife,
Speaker 4: ex wife. Two of them right, the last.
Speaker 2: One Samantha, Samantha. Okay.
Speaker 6: He wanted everybody to come to the court to protest, peacefully, protest,
Speaker 6: and to have his back. Now, he allegedly the judge
Speaker 6: allegedly said this in his private chambers with Tyresee's attorney
Speaker 6: and Tyresee's attorneys. I guess the people that work with
Speaker 6: Tyressee's attorney. Okay, all right, But now, yesterday the judge
Speaker 6: ordered Tyresse to pay six hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 6: to his ex wife and her lawyer. Now they're saying
Speaker 6: two hundred and thirty seven thousand to his ex wife
Speaker 6: and four hundred thousand, three hundred and ninety nine thousand
Speaker 6: to her attorney.
Speaker 4: And he still wants people to protest.
Speaker 6: Back in August, Tyrese refused to pay the ten thousand
Speaker 6: per month to his ex and he believed that amount
Speaker 6: was excessive. He claims his ex wife didn't need that
Speaker 6: much because she makes good money on her own.
Speaker 5: Man who in the hell told tyres was a good
Speaker 5: idea to call the judge he was facing. I don't
Speaker 5: know he was facing racist when he had to be
Speaker 5: in front of that judge in a few days time.
Speaker 4: Is everything.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm telling you. T say it after the cookies,
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ. I have no idea who told him to
Speaker 2: do that? But it wasn't a good idea at all. No,
Speaker 2: all right now, Mattel, Now right, Grey, what I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't like me, you don't like you? Why you
Speaker 2: made some jokes about him?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What was the jokes?
Speaker 4: When Transformers came out? I said, this is when everybody
Speaker 4: was just on Twitter, just like before Instagram and TikTok.
Speaker 4: I just said, I went to the Transformers movie and
Speaker 4: I kept waiting for Terrese together Decepticon's relationship advice they
Speaker 4: can get along with the autobots.
Speaker 2: He didn't like that at all.
Speaker 4: And then and then and then, well, and then I
Speaker 4: doubled down, what was the double If Therese is such
Speaker 4: an expert in relationships, why is he divorced?
Speaker 2: That's what got him.
Speaker 5: That's what I didn't say. I call nobody to be
Speaker 5: worth You should have led with that, You should have
Speaker 5: you led with the joke. And I'm like Okay, that's
Speaker 5: that's not that's not bad. But the second part is
Speaker 5: what ficked the ball? It's just a joke, right, truth?
Speaker 2: I guess right.
Speaker 4: I wasn't thinking like a man, and I think the
Speaker 4: ninety day roll is dumb that Steve Harvey wrote. But
Speaker 4: I don't think Steve dumb. I think that's dumb.
Speaker 2: Why Steve Harvey getting shot?
Speaker 4: This Steve Harvey getting shot I'm talking about in the
Speaker 4: movie telling people to wait ninety days.
Speaker 2: Remember you starting rap beef this morning? Definitely listen. That
Speaker 2: is not a good rule.
Speaker 4: I don't agree with that. Okay, ninety days, you's gonna
Speaker 4: wait ninety days?
Speaker 5: I actually think that was Joan Clayton's rule from a
Speaker 5: girlfriends before Steve Harvey.
Speaker 4: Well, I didn't read either book.
Speaker 2: I'm just a friend.
Speaker 4: Was the TV show man J Jones persure?
Speaker 5: Great, Yeah, she had a ninety day roll. Joan Clayton,
Speaker 5: her character had a ninety day roll.
Speaker 4: But that's a woman. I get that, But a man
Speaker 4: should you know better? We're not waiting ninety days. What's today?
Speaker 2: What's nothing wrong with putting some value on your penis
Speaker 2: what's today? In April twenty six, so you meet a
Speaker 2: girl today, Fellis, I'm married May Memorial Day. Nothing not
Speaker 2: getting nothing married. But June. I'm talking about just people listening.
Speaker 2: Talk to the single dude's listening. June.
Speaker 4: You're not getting on on Mother's Day. You're not getting
Speaker 4: on July fourth. You're not getting on the preseason football.
Speaker 4: If you meet a girl today, I.
Speaker 2: Don't see nothing wrong day. Maybe no, you can't wait.
Speaker 2: That's some value on your penis. July fourth, people's dads
Speaker 2: for this freedom, this country. You're not gonna get any
Speaker 2: people from that race. Actually talks about the case.
Speaker 15: Judge illegally sealed our court documents because he wanted to
Speaker 15: minimize his exposure about his abuse in power, heavy hand
Speaker 15: and his rulings being completely egregious.
Speaker 2: Also, he didn't want any He wanted to see.
Speaker 15: That every time I attempted to talk to explain anything,
Speaker 15: or any time to my attorney attempted to explain anything.
Speaker 15: During the vorce trial, after waiting two four years, swimming
Speaker 15: swimming in legal fees that I never asked for, we
Speaker 15: finally had our day in court. The conduct to be
Speaker 15: completely abusive, egregious all over.
Speaker 5: Tyre's really thinks he can explain himself out of any situation. Yes,
Speaker 5: like he just needs to stay up in court. That's
Speaker 5: why he of course, that's why he got held in
Speaker 5: contempting court.
Speaker 4: That's of course the judge is like enough, I guarantee,
Speaker 4: just hearing that we've all been there with Tyres. That
Speaker 4: judge was like, look, you be quiet right now, we're
Speaker 4: all going.
Speaker 2: There with Tyres.
Speaker 5: I got two long voice messages in my phone right
Speaker 5: now from Tyres to iad listened to really yes.
Speaker 2: This weekend, Tyres, I don't get it. I got a
Speaker 2: couple is it.
Speaker 4: Fast and furious coming out?
Speaker 9: It is?
Speaker 4: See I'm not I'm not all bad. I'm trying to
Speaker 4: pump the movie.
Speaker 2: That's all you got now. Mattel.
Speaker 6: Mattel, the Toy Company releases the first ever Barbie with
Speaker 6: down syndrome.
Speaker 2: Now, this doll was created, Why I look like that
Speaker 2: thebe How do the Barbie have down syndrome?
Speaker 6: But that's the thing that the Barbie looks the same
Speaker 6: as all the other Barbies, So I don't know. But
Speaker 6: the doll was created to allow even more children to
Speaker 6: see themselves in Barbie.
Speaker 2: This might be the dumbest question ever.
Speaker 5: And I would love for somebody with you know that
Speaker 5: have a family member with Down syndrome, know somebody with
Speaker 5: Down syndrome to answer it for me, But do people
Speaker 5: with Down syndrome know they have Down syndrome?
Speaker 4: Good point?
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying, Like, do they know that
Speaker 5: they have Down syndrome? Because they do, then I'm sure
Speaker 5: they would want a doll that represents them. If they
Speaker 5: don't know they have Down syndrome, then I you know,
Speaker 5: I think sales with his doll might be slow.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, I caught that. That was going caught
Speaker 4: what nothing?
Speaker 2: What's wrong with y'all this morning? Man? I got that
Speaker 2: bro work say the top top four right there? I
Speaker 2: have no idea what you do?
Speaker 4: I know what you're talking about?
Speaker 2: I don't I do. We'll play it back moving agreed,
Speaker 2: just moving idea what you're talking about?
Speaker 6: Young Miami did an interview and she talked about her
Speaker 6: celebrity crush.
Speaker 4: First celebrity crush and have you ever met that celebrity crush?
Speaker 6: First Dele every crush Like as a little girl was Romeo,
Speaker 6: you know how it's like little Bell.
Speaker 10: I was like like yo, yeah, I was like a
Speaker 10: Romeo girl.
Speaker 2: I know many people, but if you were to meet him. Now,
Speaker 2: would you be like, hey, Romeo, no.
Speaker 6: Period, next question now, JT during the same interviews with
Speaker 6: E News, I believe the lady's name is Macair. That
Speaker 6: I said, right, I don't want to mess up her name.
Speaker 6: I like here, yes, I want to give people the
Speaker 6: credit when they do these interviews. I don't know, I'm mess.
Speaker 4: We'll go with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, we'll go with that.
Speaker 6: But she talks about j T and JD talks about
Speaker 6: JT talks about her worst date, the worst to day.
Speaker 14: That you've gone on.
Speaker 7: Oh, the worst day I've ever been on, Like before
Speaker 7: I was famous a long time ago.
Speaker 2: It's like I went out to eat and I paid
Speaker 2: for the food. Jac the interview's over dropped to Mike.
Speaker 2: Drop to Mike, what about your worst day?
Speaker 8: I don't remember the worst day.
Speaker 2: All your stuff as well.
Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, it's girls at a time.
Speaker 2: All right, Well that is your rumor report. What was
Speaker 2: your worst day? Gary on if the.
Speaker 4: Worst date is the woman paid for the food? The
Speaker 4: worst date, you said, the one where the woman paid, Well,
Speaker 4: she said that was the worst day because she had
Speaker 4: to pay for the food. You've had an amazing dating life.
Speaker 4: I'll put it that way, if that's your worst day.
Speaker 4: So I think the worst was one time I met
Speaker 4: this chick and I didn't know. I didn't know she
Speaker 4: was a stripper. I did not know, But you meet
Speaker 4: her at the strip club. I met at a night
Speaker 4: club early in my career. We met at Popaos and
Speaker 4: I look at the I see her and I waved
Speaker 4: like wait wait. I was just pulling up my car
Speaker 4: and I see the baby seat at the top of
Speaker 4: the hood, and I went, she brought a baby. So
Speaker 4: she's a black girl. I'm a white dude. The baby's mixed.
Speaker 4: Every thinks baby's mine.
Speaker 2: Okay. Then we got to Popos.
Speaker 4: She's drinking like a fish.
Speaker 2: I go, oh, great, now we're parents. Woman. Then I
Speaker 2: asked she had to drive his baby home. I guess
Speaker 2: I was like this. I was like, she's drinking like
Speaker 2: a fish.
Speaker 4: I'm going, oh my god, now I look like a
Speaker 4: terrible parent.
Speaker 2: Yes they think this is my kid, it's not. You
Speaker 2: let her leave with the baby after drinking. Good luck?
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 4: Sorry about that.
Speaker 2: I'm going home, dude. I was like twenty you know
Speaker 2: she was. I had enough.
Speaker 4: She told me we were there. She goes, I don't
Speaker 4: look at it like dance. I look at like art.
Speaker 2: I said, what do you do.
Speaker 4: Dance?
Speaker 2: It's like we're at You're a terrible human.
Speaker 13: What the mom?
Speaker 4: Yes, you let her go to get out of there.
Speaker 4: Bro that in the uber days before a way forber
Speaker 4: I had to get out of there. Man, I'm sorry Jesus.
Speaker 2: All right, well that is your room of report when
Speaker 2: we come back. We got front page news.
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Speaker 2: What up Tesla Road, Good morning, what's up?
Speaker 7: Charlemagne, DJ Indy and Gary I'm the better Hello from you,
Speaker 7: Gary Page.
Speaker 2: There you go. What's going on? How's it going? But
Speaker 2: let's get in some front page news. Let's start off
Speaker 2: with some sports.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 6: Last night, the Suns beat the Clippers, sent the Clippers
Speaker 6: home one thirty six, one thirty, the Nuggets sent the
Speaker 6: Timberwolves hole one twelve, one oh nine, and the Hawks
Speaker 6: surprisingly beat the Celtics one nineteen, one seventeen, boss to
Speaker 6: leaders the Series three.
Speaker 2: Great game trade trade youngra with a buzzer beat us.
Speaker 2: I sure did. He went off. You sure did. Not
Speaker 2: a buzzer beating, but close to the buzz was like
Speaker 2: one second left.
Speaker 4: He was hitting everything.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, Now what else we got chas when we
Speaker 7: start with yeah, let's talk about the Texas Department of Agriculture.
Speaker 8: It's ordering its employees to comply with the new dress.
Speaker 7: Code, mandating that they abide by it in a manner
Speaker 7: consistent with their biological gender. Now, the ACLU attorney says
Speaker 7: it violates federal law that bands employment discrimination based upon
Speaker 7: one sexual orientation or gender identity. If there is a
Speaker 7: problem with someone's dress code, they could face remedies up
Speaker 7: to and including termination. The ACLU of Texas said that
Speaker 7: the new dress code, again it violates the civil Rights Act,
Speaker 7: which bans discrimination, and I guess they'll be taking further
Speaker 7: action on that to make sure that people's First Amendment
Speaker 7: right to expression is also I'm not violated.
Speaker 8: So what do you guys think about that?
Speaker 7: Like, I can understand, I guess I'm trying to figure
Speaker 7: out how they're going to determine male clothes versus female.
Speaker 8: Clothes or what do you think? How you think that
Speaker 8: got how do you think that's gonna look?
Speaker 5: Well, back in the day, we used to know the
Speaker 5: difference between male clothes and female clothes, but the lines
Speaker 5: of blurred nowadays because.
Speaker 16: Men wist skirts now. And agriculture, I think overalls, overalls,
Speaker 16: That's what I think. Agriculture. I think produce like vegetables
Speaker 16: were overalls. Yeah, that's the dress codes, but agricultures agriculture, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 16: I can see that.
Speaker 4: I don't get it. I think male and females were
Speaker 4: rocking overalls.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think the thing when you come to agriculture
Speaker 2: and farmer, you just want to be comfortable, right, right,
Speaker 2: That's what it's about.
Speaker 4: When I used to bail hey and pick strawberries in
Speaker 4: high schools and worked on strawberry.
Speaker 2: Farms, White t shirts, wet pants, babies, old timberlance.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's how you picked strawberries.
Speaker 2: I have a pickub.
Speaker 5: We used to have cornfield run up the monk corners Cyclelida.
Speaker 5: That was cornfields all around us.
Speaker 4: Strawberries. Man to get the to get the elbow pads
Speaker 4: and the knee pads because you got to crawl and
Speaker 4: just grab thirty five. I knew he was gonna say that.
Speaker 4: I knew when I set myself up for that. But
Speaker 4: you had to You had to crawl because the strawberry
Speaker 4: they're not big, they're small. I never got up and
Speaker 4: just stay like crawled and then you get thirty five
Speaker 4: cents of court. I knew, like sixteen courts in an hour.
Speaker 4: It was decent money.
Speaker 2: You don't even need to pick something sweet to put
Speaker 2: it in your mouth.
Speaker 4: Eat the strawberries.
Speaker 7: Right here. Making comments like this, But this is more
Speaker 7: for the office, you know, of the entire department. So
Speaker 7: you know, obviously it's not everybody who's out in the
Speaker 7: in the field. But yeah, this is more of Texas,
Speaker 7: you know, pushing a drawing the line, you know, on
Speaker 7: where they stand. We remember last year Texas Governor abvid
Speaker 7: also said to investigate certain gender firm and care for
Speaker 7: trans change transgender.
Speaker 8: Children as possible child abuse.
Speaker 2: UH.
Speaker 7: And then also UH they also pushed a law that
Speaker 7: requires UH that you participate in sports in school to.
Speaker 8: Your assigned sex at birth.
Speaker 7: So Texas is definitely making it known where they stand
Speaker 7: in this season. So got something else that I think
Speaker 7: you guys will I think we will all agree on.
Speaker 8: This is gonna be interesting to see where Democrats stand
Speaker 8: on this.
Speaker 7: Senator Rick Scott on Tuesday took action in response to
Speaker 7: the recent Nashville school shooting that looks like he's going
Speaker 7: to do something very similar.
Speaker 8: When he was Florida governor with Stone and.
Speaker 7: Douglas High School shooting in twenty eighteen, now five years ago,
Speaker 7: Scott led an effort to provide armed police officers in
Speaker 7: every public school in Florida, and now he wants to
Speaker 7: do the same with a new act called the School
Speaker 7: Guardian Act. Now, this Act would divert eighty billion to
Speaker 7: a national grant program that would provide one or more
Speaker 7: full time armed officers in every K through twelve school
Speaker 7: across the country. Now, according to the Department of Education,
Speaker 7: there are more than one hundred and twenty eight thousand
Speaker 7: schools K through twelve in the US, and Scottsville would
Speaker 7: say that, you know, we need to put more arm guards.
Speaker 7: I know that's something we've been talking about, you know, consistently.
Speaker 7: But it's interesting because they said this may pass the
Speaker 7: Republican led House, but it's unlikely to pass the Senate led.
Speaker 7: The Democrats would more than likely not pass this in
Speaker 7: the Senate. So that's going to be very interesting. And
Speaker 7: I don't know yet if that is because maybe the
Speaker 7: Democrats are more interested in doing some type of trade
Speaker 7: off for banning you know, assault weapons, or if they
Speaker 7: just if they're against spending the money on this.
Speaker 8: Really just confused, you know on why they would not
Speaker 8: pass the Senate.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean I keep thinking too, you know, if
Speaker 5: they can't pass you know, any any commissence gun reform
Speaker 5: and get guns banned, like what are they alternative plans?
Speaker 2: Like to me, they should be thinking.
Speaker 5: About you know, guards and schools or metal detectives or
Speaker 5: something like is anybody thinking about anything else?
Speaker 2: Or is just that band guns, band guns, band guns?
Speaker 2: Like what the alternative plans?
Speaker 8: So you guys agree with this, then obviously you think
Speaker 8: this is a good move.
Speaker 2: What to have ar guarden. Absolutely more guards, Oh tell you.
Speaker 2: You know, we've been talking about that forever.
Speaker 6: And you know what I want to ask you, you know,
Speaker 6: your ex military. Don't they have a device where they
Speaker 6: could actually scan and see gunpowder? Because I know they
Speaker 6: have it on in some of the bridges here in
Speaker 6: New York City where they have they can scan to
Speaker 6: see if there's what's in people's cars to make sure
Speaker 6: that there's not bomb making materials. Do they have that
Speaker 6: as well as scan if they can see if there's
Speaker 6: ammunition to gunpowder around schools?
Speaker 7: Sure, but I don't I guess the logistics of making
Speaker 7: that happen like around the school, I don't know, you know,
Speaker 7: how that how they would work.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 7: One of the things that I that I know I
Speaker 7: talk about is actually having the guard on the outside,
Speaker 7: you know, on the inside once they come to the inside.
Speaker 7: It's kind of I don't want to say too late,
Speaker 7: but I know there's a big push for getting you know,
Speaker 7: more patrol, you know, on the outside, outside of the doors,
Speaker 7: on the perimeter of the campus, you know, gay putting
Speaker 7: up more fencing and things like that. So that's a
Speaker 7: great question. I just don't know logistics how they would work.
Speaker 7: And know the funding obviously is always a problem when
Speaker 7: it comes to spending anything on schools.
Speaker 5: And you know what, if they do put more arm
Speaker 5: guards and schools, not only should they have more arm
Speaker 5: guards and school they should I'm telling you they should
Speaker 5: have a sign or something that lets people know this
Speaker 5: school has armed guards. I promise you, if you're thinking
Speaker 5: about going to shoot up with school and you see
Speaker 5: that sign, you're gonna think twice, I promise you. I mean,
Speaker 5: looks like when you drive out house you see a
Speaker 5: big beware dog sign and you see the sign that
Speaker 5: says this.
Speaker 2: House is this house is illegal gun owner like stuff
Speaker 2: like that. I put it right right in those schools.
Speaker 4: But that's up the turn that.
Speaker 7: Bulletproof doors, bulletproof windows, for sure, you know, all of
Speaker 7: those things will make a big difference. And I thought
Speaker 7: I saw a story where someone someone is pushing that
Speaker 7: as well. We're trying to get more, you know, some
Speaker 7: bulletproof doors. So I'll look into that and bring it
Speaker 7: back to the family if I'm correct on that story.
Speaker 2: All right, All right, well, thank you testling. Figure out
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Speaker 6: All right, now when we come back, Swiss Beat to
Speaker 6: be joining us Swissy as a new project, new album
Speaker 6: that came out.
Speaker 2: We're gonna talk to him about that versus and so
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Speaker 6: Ej n V Charlamagne toa goud. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: We got special guests in the building.
Speaker 2: Swizzly Zone Zone Zone Zone Zones. Now, now you decided
Speaker 2: to drop a EP. You back in your music bag?
Speaker 2: What got you back in the bag.
Speaker 17: I got a phone call from my Virgo brother and
Speaker 17: ies two years ago and he was like, Yo, you
Speaker 17: know I need you to do me a favor. Massiveppeal
Speaker 17: is representing the Hip Hop fiftieth and we're doing something
Speaker 17: with producers. And I was like okay, and he was like,
Speaker 17: prema gonna do Valume one, You'll do Valume two, think
Speaker 17: hit Boy and a couple of other producers. And I
Speaker 17: was like, okay, let's do it. But I'm telling you
Speaker 17: that the two years went so fast. I got a
Speaker 17: phone call. They was like, you know you're up next
Speaker 17: for your for your EP. And I'm like what, And
Speaker 17: so I'm not gonna lie like when I first was
Speaker 17: when he first told me, I wasn't taking it serious.
Speaker 17: Like I was like, I'm gonna just get five songs
Speaker 17: off the hard drive and just whatever. But then like
Speaker 17: as it got close, I was like, no, everything count.
Speaker 17: You know what I'm saying. I can't come out and
Speaker 17: just put anything out. So then I started taking the
Speaker 17: project serious and and we hit and here we are now.
Speaker 2: But the crazy part is if you was up against
Speaker 2: the deadline to have Jay Electronic album on a.
Speaker 5: Project, how did you catch that? That's that's kind of
Speaker 5: the house if you're waiting on the Jail Electronic.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 17: Yeah, let me tell you about We love Jail Electronic.
Speaker 17: He's a very special guy.
Speaker 2: He is.
Speaker 17: So I dropped the commercial for the for the EP.
Speaker 17: I get a call from Jail Electronic. Yo, I gave
Speaker 17: you my word. I'm you know, I told you I
Speaker 17: was gonna give you a verse. I'm I'm ready to
Speaker 17: do it. Like what we're doing, Like, don't I need
Speaker 17: I need you to change the track listing. So people
Speaker 17: noticed that one track listen came. He wasn't on that track.
Speaker 17: He was on the next track.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 17: It's the fastest I ever seen him say music. So
Speaker 17: I was happy that he was inspired by what he
Speaker 17: was singing and was just like, yo, he gave me
Speaker 17: the verse in thirty minutes.
Speaker 2: Really yes? Wow?
Speaker 6: Now what about Scarlup? I see you work with Scarlet
Speaker 6: yeah or from the BX. That's the video I posted
Speaker 6: a couple of weeks ago. How did you get with
Speaker 6: a scar Up? I met her for the first time
Speaker 6: a couple of days ago.
Speaker 2: She good, She's a good person. She a good person.
Speaker 17: I think that, you know, like the song that she
Speaker 17: got out now is amazing, but with made like that
Speaker 17: song was the other styles that she can do. I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 17: she could do damn X, but then she could do
Speaker 17: Lawrence Hill like that, especially like when when you find
Speaker 17: somebody that's like super versatile like that, that's not just
Speaker 17: one lane one way, Like she can go like five
Speaker 17: different lanes. And that's why I was like, you know,
Speaker 17: I'm an executive produce her record. I always wanted to
Speaker 17: do do something like that for somebody from the Bronx anyway,
Speaker 17: And this is like the perfect opportunity.
Speaker 2: Are you doing our old project? Yeah? Wow?
Speaker 17: So she signed you or no, I don't want to
Speaker 17: I don't I don't want to sign no, right, but
Speaker 17: I want to support what I'm exactly to produce it
Speaker 17: the whole thing.
Speaker 6: I think she told me that she was going to
Speaker 6: hopefully close the deal. So I told her I will
Speaker 6: play the record in the morning for her on her
Speaker 6: way to her deal.
Speaker 2: So hopefully she closed close the deal. The whole project.
Speaker 2: She got a lot of she got a lot of
Speaker 2: options on the table.
Speaker 17: You know, I could just stare in the right direction,
Speaker 17: but like you know, you got to let the artists
Speaker 17: do their thing as well. And she's a very very
Speaker 17: smart girl, and so I think I think, I think
Speaker 17: we're going to see something great from her.
Speaker 2: Now. When you say the city sounds like, do you
Speaker 2: feel like this is what you want the city to
Speaker 2: sound like, or you feel like this is what the
Speaker 2: city sounds like now the city's missing production.
Speaker 17: I want the city to sound like. That's I said,
Speaker 17: this is what the city is supposed to sound like.
Speaker 17: This is what the city is supposed to sound like.
Speaker 17: Just because, like you know, when I was coming back
Speaker 17: and forth to New York. It didn't sound like I
Speaker 17: was in New York. You know what I'm saying, sounds
Speaker 17: like I'm in Atlanta, but it sounds like I'm somewhere
Speaker 17: else African now too, you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 17: like as much as possible, I want to contribute those
Speaker 17: records that that just feel good when you ride around
Speaker 17: on the street, you get off the plane, you turn
Speaker 17: the radio on, you're hearing something that make you feel
Speaker 17: like you're back home, like us having an identity in
Speaker 17: New York. That's like very very important, Like people used
Speaker 17: to just travel here just to get that energy and
Speaker 17: go back and make their music, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 17: But you know, you can't just complain about it and
Speaker 17: don't do nothing about it, right you know? So like
Speaker 17: that's why like even the Scarlet track with Bennie and Kiss,
Speaker 17: like that's on purpose. Like the carea Rist drums with
Speaker 17: it is on purpose.
Speaker 6: For the boom back the on example, yeah, the example,
Speaker 6: Like all those things are like purposeful because so you
Speaker 6: can put that identity like oh, this is like a
Speaker 6: New York song, like you know, just trying to get
Speaker 6: back to that, but now New York, don't you know,
Speaker 6: like even the music don't sound like that no more.
Speaker 6: You know, like my kids could care less if the
Speaker 6: care riss one or whatever drums on it. They listening
Speaker 6: to what they listening to. But I still got to
Speaker 6: give people like some of the authentic energy because I
Speaker 6: come from it. Now, what happened with Versus? I know
Speaker 6: one time, you know, Versus was everybody was all in
Speaker 6: with you and Tim. Then you said stop f with
Speaker 6: Versus because it was a problem with Trilla. So I
Speaker 6: never said stopped that being with Versus.
Speaker 2: That was the feeling.
Speaker 6: So so what happened with Versus and Trilla? And is
Speaker 6: everything worked out now? And are we gonna start getting
Speaker 6: some more Versus back.
Speaker 17: We're definitely gonna get Versus back. You know, we're in
Speaker 17: a great space. I actually liked that we took a
Speaker 17: time out. It was getting wild. I'm not gonna lie,
Speaker 17: you know like it was. It was becoming crazy. But
Speaker 17: this time when we come back, we're going to give
Speaker 17: you a full calendar. We have something special here, Like,
Speaker 17: let's treat it like how you treating those other shows.
Speaker 17: That's that you're not getting nothing from Technically you might
Speaker 17: get a beautiful trophy, but like this right here, Your
Speaker 17: streams going up seven hundred percent. Mostly every artist that
Speaker 17: did Versus, they've been on on on festivals and toys
Speaker 17: since Versus. You know, it actually helped artists and so, like,
Speaker 17: you know, my thing is like, how can we come
Speaker 17: with a new schedule, How can we have a real
Speaker 17: showrunner like treat it like for real? And I think
Speaker 17: that when it come back, it's going to be a
Speaker 17: breath of fresh air, even without us talking about it
Speaker 17: versus head about a Versus every day, Not that all
Speaker 17: of them makes sense, but hey, about the Versus every day?
Speaker 5: Are you excited about some of the ones you've been hearing?
Speaker 5: Of course, JD and Diddy they say that's a go.
Speaker 5: I hope that's how y'all relaunch it, right, But then
Speaker 5: you hear it about fifty and Wayne.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't you think about that one.
Speaker 5: I think it'll be good, but I mean, I think
Speaker 5: Wayne will win, but I think it'll be good, you know.
Speaker 17: Yeah, And I love fifty, but I don't know what
Speaker 17: I feel like. That's a weird one for me, but
Speaker 17: the people definitely it's not. I'm not using my personal
Speaker 17: judgment on the versions the people wanted. We're gonna try
Speaker 17: to We're gonna try to do it just for some
Speaker 17: reason and put fifty and Wayne in the same version.
Speaker 6: I don't even know how that happened, but you know,
Speaker 6: it's like I tell everybody, it's it's It doesn't matter
Speaker 6: how many songs. Sometimes it don't matter the catalog and
Speaker 6: me and you spoke about it. It's the songs that
Speaker 6: you pick and what you do. Because you know, we've
Speaker 6: heard people with we thought I always go back to
Speaker 6: the Locks, Dipset. Everybody thought Dipset was gonna wash the
Speaker 6: Locks because they had so many records that play on radio,
Speaker 6: so many cultural records.
Speaker 2: But that night, the Locks took it serious.
Speaker 5: That's what makes fifty and Wayne so interesting because they
Speaker 5: can both do their commercial joints right right, but then
Speaker 5: when they get into their mixtape bags, both of them
Speaker 5: with freestyles and everything, this is just like, WHOA that
Speaker 5: could be a special one.
Speaker 17: I agree with that. I see where you're going with it.
Speaker 17: I think for me, maybe it's like because when you
Speaker 17: see fifty, he's like, he's not a small guy. Wayne
Speaker 17: is like a small small guy, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 17: but powerful with music and powerful with his success. So
Speaker 17: I don't know, Like maybe it's the visual that's thrown
Speaker 17: me off with that one, Like maybe I sit down
Speaker 17: and see both songs.
Speaker 6: But you know, fifty, you guy, actually actually what we
Speaker 6: need to do? What about Nicki Minaj and Little Kim.
Speaker 6: We kept hearing that. I think that is that both
Speaker 6: have passed or I can't say. I can't say it. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I can't say it.
Speaker 2: It's still a possibility. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I can't say it.
Speaker 17: Yeah, if you just know that if you're gonna wait
Speaker 17: this long for versus, if we're gonna have you wait
Speaker 17: this long, it's gonna definitely be worth it, worth the time.
Speaker 17: Or like if anything people know about me is like
Speaker 17: if I'm being quiet, like things are happening right, And
Speaker 17: so I just felt that once again that it was
Speaker 17: important for us to take a break and actually organize
Speaker 17: what we have and actually understand what we have, you know,
Speaker 17: because things be moving so fast and you're just so
Speaker 17: caught up in a matrix and it's all of the
Speaker 17: hype and you missing you leaving so much on the table,
Speaker 17: You're missing so many amazing opportunities to really monetize what
Speaker 17: you've built and put your time into, Like and I
Speaker 17: think it's healthy. It's the same thing I did with
Speaker 17: no commissions, taking time out. It's about to come back
Speaker 17: in twenty four. I actually know what I have, actually,
Speaker 17: you know, know the flaws that was in there and
Speaker 17: then give people a better product, you know, not just
Speaker 17: something that was like for COVID. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 17: because it went happened way long after COVID versus as well,
Speaker 17: but like a lot of people connected with COVID. And
Speaker 17: then we got the documentary that we've been shooting with
Speaker 17: lean Away since first. Yeah, so that's that's you know,
Speaker 17: Gifted in Black. When people see that, that one's gonna,
Speaker 17: it's gonna, it's gonna. It's gonna make people really think
Speaker 17: different about us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got more with Swiss Beaks when we come back,
Speaker 2: don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good Morning, It's dj n V, Charlamage God all the
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: We're still kicking it with Swiss Beachs. Charlotte. You know,
Speaker 2: I want to ask you to man, you know, rest
Speaker 2: in peace. X. You know you've had time to grieve.
Speaker 5: But I also I wonder, like when you go away
Speaker 5: on vacation and it's been it's been a little while.
Speaker 2: Now, what are your thoughts about the good brother? What
Speaker 2: are you man? Remember this on?
Speaker 17: I just don't, you know, honestly, it don't even feel
Speaker 17: like he's gone, you know what I'm saying. It just
Speaker 17: feel like he's just way on his somewhere chilling. And
Speaker 17: then you know, like the anniversary had come around. I'm
Speaker 17: just like, whoa I speak to his fiancee. I'm like,
Speaker 17: whoa I speak to his son.
Speaker 2: I'm like, whoa. I see a video or I scroll
Speaker 2: through my phone and see pictures and it just it
Speaker 2: hit me.
Speaker 17: But the thing, the thing that make me feel easy
Speaker 17: about it is because he came to me, you know,
Speaker 17: you know, like like I seen him and in my
Speaker 17: dream he came to me and this was like super
Speaker 17: quick too, and he let me know he was good.
Speaker 17: And I'm not big into like I'm the person that'd
Speaker 17: be like, he ain't come to see you like talking
Speaker 17: to me. I've seen it.
Speaker 2: I can. I felt to my and smell like you.
Speaker 2: I just couldn't hear him talk. He looked young. He
Speaker 2: looked young.
Speaker 17: He didn't look young. He looked he looked like how
Speaker 17: he looked like he looked like from when I last
Speaker 17: seen him, and that's what was making it feel super real.
Speaker 17: I was like, yo, he was watching south Park in
Speaker 17: the dream. He was sitting in front of the TV
Speaker 17: watching south Park. I came and grabbed him and we
Speaker 17: used to always wrestle and just play around like little brothers,
Speaker 17: and so I wrestled him to the floor and were
Speaker 17: wrestling and he's laughing and but I can't hear him.
Speaker 2: I just get see him like, ah, you crazy.
Speaker 17: Like then he got up and he like grabbed both
Speaker 17: of my arms and he just looked at me and
Speaker 17: was like like like I'm good. And once I seen that,
Speaker 17: you know, like my energy started changing.
Speaker 2: I was like, Okay.
Speaker 17: Then I seen an X in the sky. I got
Speaker 17: my crib come outside. It was like an excellent sky.
Speaker 17: I took a picture of him, posted it too, and
Speaker 17: I was like, oh, this is crazy.
Speaker 2: Is somebody cliff diving? But I know from from.
Speaker 6: Swizzon's crib Cliff died Like you can see people cliff
Speaker 6: diving off the side of the mountain.
Speaker 2: Was one of those people. Man, this was this was real.
Speaker 2: This was like an ex in the sky like a
Speaker 2: plane did.
Speaker 17: It was super high up in the sky, but yeah,
Speaker 17: like ever since then, it just felt I just felt
Speaker 17: good because I couldn't he stopped dropping every time. Every
Speaker 17: time they played Stop Dropt, it would like break me down.
Speaker 17: Why that record in particular? I have no idea I
Speaker 17: could listen to any other song. For some reason, Stop
Speaker 17: Drop would like take me out, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 17: this is crazy. But then after after I seen him
Speaker 17: in the dream that went away, and that's how I gazed.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, okay, oh I've had those.
Speaker 5: I've had you know, people pass away and you see
Speaker 5: me in a dream. That's why I like to see that.
Speaker 5: I feel the same way you feel. You see that,
Speaker 5: you'd be like, okay, I.
Speaker 2: Know they're good. Yeah.
Speaker 17: It was deep though, because it never happened with you know,
Speaker 17: my grandparents, like people that I love. I never I
Speaker 17: never seen that, you know. That was like it was
Speaker 17: like were sitting right here and I remember, like very clear.
Speaker 2: Do you feel like the X story has been told
Speaker 2: like the way it needs to, Like is there a
Speaker 2: period on.
Speaker 17: That or I don't think that the story has been
Speaker 17: I think the story has been chopped up, you know,
Speaker 17: like Xtra his story, like I know, his real, real, real,
Speaker 17: real story and I just think that like when the
Speaker 17: time is right, you know, it should be done like proper,
Speaker 17: like you know, like how you would see the NWA story,
Speaker 17: how you would see a pot story. Oh you know
Speaker 17: what I'm saying, Like X story needs to be delivered
Speaker 17: like that because it's for real, for real, you know,
Speaker 17: like X been through like so much and just seeing
Speaker 17: his story, people gonna want to change their life and
Speaker 17: then people gonna want to be inspired to do certain things.
Speaker 17: It's educational, you know. X was like very books smart,
Speaker 17: you know, like like Mike Tyson. Like I remember I
Speaker 17: went to Mike tyson house and he just had like
Speaker 17: all these books and he was just turning pages and
Speaker 17: just reciting pages. I don't know if that's a jail thing,
Speaker 17: but X and Mike Tyson like they're like they were
Speaker 17: very smart. And he just was a good person. Like
Speaker 17: he had like this rough aura about him, but like
Speaker 17: he was more like he was like a Teddy bit,
Speaker 17: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Like the bark was his musical energy.
Speaker 17: But he'll sit there watch South Park, play remote control cars, planes, planes,
Speaker 17: play video games.
Speaker 2: Like he just he just wanted to be a kid.
Speaker 2: What about musically, you know, I know you gotta. I'm
Speaker 2: sure folders and folders of ex music.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I got, I got, you know, I revisit a
Speaker 17: lot of a lot of people want me to put
Speaker 17: out ex music, But I just think that, like I
Speaker 17: want to organ I want I think we should organize
Speaker 17: the music that he already put out, you know, like
Speaker 17: organize that, revisit that, and put that out in a
Speaker 17: proper way, package that right for the people that they
Speaker 17: can have that experience and then get into like the
Speaker 17: other songs and different things that he got laying around
Speaker 17: and yeah, and just let it happen organically, you know
Speaker 17: what I'm saying. But that, yeah, it's it could get
Speaker 17: it could get dark.
Speaker 2: Now what producers out there you feeling now you're listening
Speaker 2: to what producers you think got it? I like where
Speaker 2: metro Booman is doing a lot. I like what hip
Speaker 2: Boy's doing.
Speaker 17: I like that he's taking the risks, you know, not
Speaker 17: only messing with his genre, but like going and doing
Speaker 17: these volumes with knives. It's a lot of producers I like,
Speaker 17: you know what I'm saying, But I do urge the
Speaker 17: deuces to like work on their identity what you mean
Speaker 17: meaning like without a tag on some of the songs,
Speaker 17: you won't know what producers is, which you see what
Speaker 17: I'm saying, So like that's just something that carried myself
Speaker 17: to him for real, Dre like you can just pla yay,
Speaker 17: Like you can hear those beats with no tags on
Speaker 17: it and no promo what it is, right, And so
Speaker 17: like a lot of people like they get on me
Speaker 17: with like my snare, I'm tired of the snare as well,
Speaker 17: but it's just a part of the signature. And those
Speaker 17: are certain things that you're doing that people know, like,
Speaker 17: oh that's a Swiss beat, whether I'm doing an Aye
Speaker 17: lib on it or not. Right, And I just feel that,
Speaker 17: you know, your identity is going to carry you way
Speaker 17: longer than just having a hot song for the for
Speaker 17: the moment, because a lot of producer you don't you
Speaker 17: don't even know what they look like, you know what
Speaker 17: I'm saying. I think that's dangerous really as a producer
Speaker 17: is an artist as well, right, So like how Metro
Speaker 17: can do he just did that Coachella and be a
Speaker 17: headline Like as a producer, like why would you leave
Speaker 17: all of that on the table, Like you should be
Speaker 17: the superstar as well? And you don't even have to rap,
Speaker 17: And I just feel like they're leaving a lot of
Speaker 17: money on the table by just you can identify what
Speaker 17: they look like, you can identify they sound by a tag.
Speaker 17: But I guess, I guess people just want to play
Speaker 17: the background. That's cool too.
Speaker 2: Are you and J back in the lab working at all?
Speaker 6: Because people, you know, people have been saying that you've
Speaker 6: got a bonus track that you haven't released yet, And
Speaker 6: I don't know why, but people are assuming it's a
Speaker 6: whole record.
Speaker 2: They always assuming this whole hole is very, very.
Speaker 17: Rich and is enjoying his family and is enjoying his time.
Speaker 17: I'm not even gonna bother hole right now. I'm you
Speaker 17: got to read the room. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 17: The man is the richest he ever been in his life.
Speaker 2: Today. Let him enjoy the vibe that he's on right now.
Speaker 17: He's gonna get hungry and I'm gonna be available, and
Speaker 17: that's everything is just timing with Jay, you know what
Speaker 17: I'm saying. He's just a master amount like he wanted
Speaker 17: every day, Like he'll call me and just give me
Speaker 17: fifty bars.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what we're doing with that?
Speaker 9: Nah?
Speaker 17: Just finished working out. Okay, but what we're doing with
Speaker 17: that R It's like, I don't know yet. Like his
Speaker 17: rolodex of music, he's very very prepared.
Speaker 2: So he just called a rap for you. Yeah, just like, Yo,
Speaker 2: check it out.
Speaker 17: Boom boom boom Boom'm just sitting there like, man, we're
Speaker 17: dropping this tomorrow. What you're doing He's like, nah, I
Speaker 17: just finished working I just got something off my chest.
Speaker 17: I was like, okay, it's sounding like more off your chest.
Speaker 17: That's it sounded like what the people need.
Speaker 2: How y'all get so close? I don't think people talk
Speaker 2: about that. Dude. I know Jay since I was seventeen,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 17: I met him through my uncle D in his office,
Speaker 17: and that same night we went and did four or
Speaker 17: five songs if I should die, Coming to Age, to Jigger,
Speaker 17: a couple other songs that.
Speaker 2: Never came out. Y'all did all those in the same night,
Speaker 2: same night. Wow. Yeah.
Speaker 17: I had a cassette I had a concept with like
Speaker 17: fifty beats on it, and he played it and it
Speaker 17: was just like and then D was like, yo, Jay
Speaker 17: say he wanted to go into the studio and night.
Speaker 17: I'm like, what tonight He's like, yeah, he vibed me
Speaker 17: with a couple of songs off of the cassette and
Speaker 17: we never stopped. Like, since then he's just and since
Speaker 17: then those a classic.
Speaker 2: That's when he must have been working on a volume
Speaker 2: two then Knock Life.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, he was working on volume two because Jay
Speaker 17: was moving quick, like you know, he was like officially
Speaker 17: the first person I seen not write music because I
Speaker 17: was like it was bugging me out at first because
Speaker 17: I was just like, how is he doing this so fast?
Speaker 17: Like he just how is he writing like this? Then
Speaker 17: when I seen him in the studio, like he didn't
Speaker 17: have no paga out, he didn't have nothing. He just
Speaker 17: was pull that back. I'm like, he's writing right now.
Speaker 17: He's like, yeah, he don't use paper. I'm like, that's wild,
Speaker 17: you know what I'm saying. I heard big didn't right,
Speaker 17: And then I started seeing kiss like not use paper,
Speaker 17: and I just was bugging like how do you write
Speaker 17: without using paper?
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. Like Jay's in the Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame for writing and never wrote lyrics. That's crazy.
Speaker 6: We got more with Swiss Beach when we come back.
Speaker 6: Let's get into a joint off the album. It's called
Speaker 6: Say let's feature in a boogiey little dirt. It's the
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I want to say, let's let's beads morning. Everybody's
Speaker 6: dj n V Charlamagne to God. We got our guest
Speaker 6: co host, you own here and we kicking it with
Speaker 6: Swiss Beeds and them versus conversations. What's your thoughts? Like,
Speaker 6: I know we had Jim Appeal a couple of days
Speaker 6: ago when he was talking about different verses, right, so
Speaker 6: we was talking about Drake and j and you know,
Speaker 6: I think he was he was saying.
Speaker 2: That Drake is the greatest rapper of all time? Right,
Speaker 2: what are your thoughts on that? Don't know?
Speaker 17: I think I think like everybody's the greatest. And at
Speaker 17: a particular point, it's like, how do how do you
Speaker 17: judge that? Like do you judge that from the business moves?
Speaker 17: Do you judge that from how many records sold? Do
Speaker 17: you judge that from the consistency? Do you judge that
Speaker 17: from the longevity? Because like, if we're going to talk
Speaker 17: about that, I definitely gotta go to LLL. You know
Speaker 17: what I'm saying, Like l L like that, man is
Speaker 17: I've never seen a run like that?
Speaker 2: He coined the term.
Speaker 17: That's what I'm saying, like like l L he has
Speaker 17: been doing it since Rock the bells correct and still
Speaker 17: getting new money today, you see what I'm saying, and
Speaker 17: still look great today as well and lyrically when when
Speaker 17: when he was competing, he was he was he was
Speaker 17: coming with smoke for sure, made songs for the women,
Speaker 17: made songs for the streets, may main anthems for the stadiums.
Speaker 17: You know what I'm saying, Like Mama gonna knock you out,
Speaker 17: and not to go to nostalgic on different things. But
Speaker 17: it's just like when I'm when I'm thinking of like
Speaker 17: grade is something, and like of a lot of things
Speaker 17: I'm not thinking about like who's hot, Like at the
Speaker 17: particular moment, I think it's a couple of people.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's one person.
Speaker 6: Your top five, then my top five live take bigger
Speaker 6: pock out annex.
Speaker 2: Damn it gets your top five. You can't do that.
Speaker 2: You got to be top five because.
Speaker 17: Everybody, I'm not gonna lie I'm bad with the top
Speaker 17: five because I say the top five and getting the
Speaker 17: comedy like damn forgot the need to go do this
Speaker 17: back and people take that top five to take it serious.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Sometimes he's you know, these lists of a bull because
Speaker 6: you never know who's giving a list. You never know
Speaker 6: what the top list is on. But somebody like yourself
Speaker 6: who's produced for a majority of this artist.
Speaker 5: And you produced half of the time that hip hop
Speaker 5: has been around, correct the other half you as a fan.
Speaker 5: That's why something you said does now hit me because
Speaker 5: it's like, because I feel like there hasn't been enough time.
Speaker 17: If you ain't did ten summers, you ain't even in
Speaker 17: the conversation like that's how out the gate, Like just
Speaker 17: to enter the gates, you need ten summers. But for me,
Speaker 17: I feel that to really, really really be that person,
Speaker 17: you got to be hot and cold at least five times,
Speaker 17: meaning you have to come off your run and reinvent
Speaker 17: yourself again. Come off that run, reinvent yourself again. Come
Speaker 17: off that run, reinvent yourself again. Now you in deep
Speaker 17: waters as far as like those great words and all
Speaker 17: times things are concerned because everybody can move when it's
Speaker 17: pretty outside, But when that snowstorm comes, you got the
Speaker 17: right coat on? Can you survive that? Did you bring
Speaker 17: your gloves? And I watched Jay do that. I watch
Speaker 17: Dog do that. I watch so many artists and you
Speaker 17: guys watch so many artists come back and be like
Speaker 17: and then we watched artists that that can't come back.
Speaker 17: That was that you couldn't even walk next to them.
Speaker 17: And now you don't even care to talk about them.
Speaker 17: You understand it, and that's why, like I do so
Speaker 17: many different things, Like the conversation in twenty twenty three
Speaker 17: about me is not the same as ninety eight that
Speaker 17: that that would be a failure.
Speaker 2: You're talking camel racing. The camera comes to Swiss, Swiss
Speaker 2: on camel race. Let's talk about that.
Speaker 6: How the hell did you get in the camel racing?
Speaker 6: Like what like where did that come up? Like I'm
Speaker 6: gonna get into camel racing now, just for me.
Speaker 17: Like traveling to the Middle East, particularly Saudi, I would
Speaker 17: always see the races and I was bugging because I
Speaker 17: never seen I never knew camels ran like you know,
Speaker 17: I'm like, we look at the camera like you're thinking
Speaker 17: the camels slow. And so we was up late just
Speaker 17: watching the camera racers like I'm like yo, and everybody
Speaker 17: that I was around like they had a team and
Speaker 17: I was just like, damn, I want to.
Speaker 2: I want to.
Speaker 17: I want to actually do this, And they was like,
Speaker 17: you know, if you did this, you'd be the first
Speaker 17: American to ever own the Camel Racing team.
Speaker 2: And once I heard that, I was like, oh, I'm in.
Speaker 2: But it wasn't like that easy.
Speaker 17: It took me like a year and a half to
Speaker 17: get certified with the Federation and go through like the process.
Speaker 17: I started off with eight Camels, I got about forty eight.
Speaker 17: Now we got about like twenty twenty two trophies, which
Speaker 17: is huge. I'm not gonna lie like it's probably gonna
Speaker 17: be like the biggest thing I ever did is get
Speaker 17: involved with that and make the federation global.
Speaker 2: Is that it's serious. Wow.
Speaker 17: The last the last race was like the prizes like
Speaker 17: ninety million what Yeah, it's like not dollars, so so
Speaker 17: it was probably about.
Speaker 2: Almost thirty million US. Yeah, which is went. We came
Speaker 2: fifth place.
Speaker 17: We got we got a little we got, we got
Speaker 17: a little check, you know what I'm saying, Like, we
Speaker 17: got a little check.
Speaker 2: But just being in that.
Speaker 17: Particular, the first Allula race, just being in that race,
Speaker 17: that's like that's serious for the brand because it's just
Speaker 17: it's the hardest race to getting and this is all
Speaker 17: of the top top top dogs, you.
Speaker 2: Know what I'm saying, And like, yes, the Bronx.
Speaker 6: I was gonna ask, how is the marriage life? Because
Speaker 6: you on the roll, wife's on the road, kids have activities.
Speaker 2: How is that? It's great?
Speaker 17: I think that for me, like having like a balance
Speaker 17: is key and having having stability is key. And like
Speaker 17: you know what I'm saying, Like my wife organizes the program.
Speaker 17: I'm able to be a good follow because she's sitting
Speaker 17: with MO and they coming up with the schedule and
Speaker 17: I have nothing to do with it. Same way, you
Speaker 17: know what I'm saying. She's like, Yo, this is this
Speaker 17: that boom, oh you know this is the doctor's appointment. Okay, boom,
Speaker 17: this is this? That's that Like, and my wife is
Speaker 17: on it every like she gets a kick out of
Speaker 17: Like I think that's the white side.
Speaker 2: Like you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 17: You know what I mean, Like her white side is organized,
Speaker 17: like she don't play And it made me be a
Speaker 17: better parent, you know what I'm saying, made me be
Speaker 17: a better husband. Like we got rules that we can't
Speaker 17: stay away for longer than two weeks. You stay away
Speaker 17: after two weeks, like you come back home, it's like
Speaker 17: meeting a new person, and I don't we don't like
Speaker 17: that feeling, you know what I'm saying. So like if
Speaker 17: she's on tour from anywhere, two weeks is the max,
Speaker 17: max max, And you really want to come back like
Speaker 17: in a week and a half. You don't even want
Speaker 17: to stretch the whole two weeks. And so you know,
Speaker 17: the key thing is like making times right.
Speaker 5: And I just want to say the Black Side can
Speaker 5: be organized too. I can already see Twitter thumbs be crazy.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. Black Side is definitely organized.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 17: Monique is black, always black. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 17: Out the more, Yeah, eighteen years. I've been moving with
Speaker 17: me for eighteen years. The last week make eighteen years.
Speaker 17: Wow out the more unbelievable person.
Speaker 2: Good people. My album is out right now, The EP
Speaker 2: is out right now. Hip Hop fifty Volume two. We
Speaker 2: appreciate you for joining us. Brother, they gonna get next
Speaker 2: to do They're gonna get next to do it.
Speaker 17: I think hip Boy might be next Boy. Okay, I
Speaker 17: think hip Boy and next. I think Tim might do one.
Speaker 17: I think it's it's gonna be a decent little run.
Speaker 17: But I'm not stopping like this is like for me,
Speaker 17: I was like, if I'm gonna come outside, like, I'm
Speaker 17: not going to just do the hip hop fifty ith
Speaker 17: and just go quiet. I got like four more projects
Speaker 17: that that's lined up.
Speaker 2: You got, Scarlet. I wasn't even counting that. Yeah, wow, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I wasn't even counting that. Who is it.
Speaker 17: It's just personal projects that I'm putting together. Yeah, but
Speaker 17: I want to keep them sweet and short, just like this.
Speaker 17: I don't people, Yo, this should have been thirteen songs.
Speaker 17: You'll know y'all not listening to thirteen songs. I'm not
Speaker 17: listening to thirteen of my damn song, so I know
Speaker 17: you're not listening to thirteen. I think six seven is
Speaker 17: a good number because the attention that you're gonna lose
Speaker 17: all those records, you know, it's just like, yeah, what's
Speaker 17: the focus on this right now?
Speaker 2: The focus is say less.
Speaker 17: I think the video come out today with Dirk and Boogie,
Speaker 17: and then we shoot the video with Scarlett, Bennie and Kiss,
Speaker 17: and then we might do Runaway or we might do
Speaker 17: the WAYGN record. But by that time we already in
Speaker 17: the middle of the of the ocean. Right, So thirteen
Speaker 17: records for what I'm not doing those no more?
Speaker 2: Is it still hard few to clear samples from jail?
Speaker 2: It's like, nah, you know nah Jay Jay actually loved
Speaker 2: the record, Like I said it to him. He's like, Yo,
Speaker 2: this is crazy. Wayne is out of control? Did Jay
Speaker 2: do it? Versus with I don't know where that kiss?
Speaker 2: The sample?
Speaker 17: I know where it came from. I think I kind
Speaker 17: of started that because I put featuring Wayne.
Speaker 2: And jay Z. Everybody start to say Wayne and jay Z. Wayne.
Speaker 17: I'm like, jay Z's on the cars, but I sampled
Speaker 17: him on the cars. You know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 17: let's be clear. Do I want Jay to do a
Speaker 17: verse on it if he's up to it. But like
Speaker 17: I said, you know that that man is enjoying his life.
Speaker 17: I'm not calling him about no record right now. Maybe
Speaker 17: next week, next week.
Speaker 2: Well the Swiss Beats, it's the breakfast club, Good morning Zone.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, let's keep it going. Let's get to
Speaker 2: the rumors. Let's talk Jenny Jackson, call out the name or.
Speaker 4: You've gossip been chatty? God, this is the rub of report.
Speaker 14: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: This is where the tea spells right on the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: Now, the Atlanta Hawks play at the State Farm Arena, right, yes,
Speaker 6: I don't think the State Farm Arena thought the Atlanta
Speaker 6: Hawks are gonna go past what they got past because
Speaker 6: they double booked the arena. Now, of course, Hawks forced
Speaker 6: Game six against the Boston Celtics, and they also booked
Speaker 6: Janet Jackson concert the same day Game six.
Speaker 2: Is supposed to be, which is this Thursday.
Speaker 5: I'm sure they had a backup plan though, because whenever
Speaker 5: you watch, you know, basketball, it'll be like game five
Speaker 5: if necessary, or Game six if necessary, game seven if necessary.
Speaker 5: So I'm sure they had a backup plan in case
Speaker 5: they didn't make it the game five.
Speaker 6: Well, game six and Janet Jackson supposed to be Thursday
Speaker 6: to twenty seven, now just Friday, right Friday, So down
Speaker 6: they moved Janet Jackson show to Friday, so the Atlanta
Speaker 6: Hawks can play on Thursday.
Speaker 5: I would bet money that when you bought Janet Jackson tickets,
Speaker 5: they probably told you that it's a possibility it could
Speaker 5: be Thursday or Friday.
Speaker 2: But how do you do that? Like an email?
Speaker 6: People take, you know, breaks they get babysitters. They take
Speaker 6: off of work. Some people are flying in or driving
Speaker 6: in for that show.
Speaker 4: I stay next day.
Speaker 2: He had a Thursday Friday.
Speaker 4: That's the weekend, Jackson Man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you make a weekend in Atlanta not a bad
Speaker 2: city to be a week a weekend in or just
Speaker 2: there last week. It depends on people might not have
Speaker 2: money for that.
Speaker 4: Her fans have money, right, I put it that way.
Speaker 4: All W two's in that building.
Speaker 6: Goodness great, she's now Quavo. There's rumors that Quavo and
Speaker 6: Chloe Bailey. Did you know Chloe Bailey and charlomagea cousins.
Speaker 2: What my cousin?
Speaker 4: Yep, I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: I don't know about that.
Speaker 4: But my cousin works a cracker barrel. She's a waitress.
Speaker 6: Well, Kuavo and Chloe Billy are allegedly dating, and they
Speaker 6: did a little cute interview with each other for Complex
Speaker 6: and they talked about some things like, well, let's just
Speaker 6: go right into it.
Speaker 2: Hi, I'm Chloe Deal, just the.
Speaker 15: Goat himself and we're on goat talk with Complex.
Speaker 8: Goat Atlanta slang CAP I do you like CAP? I'll
Speaker 8: b I vote CAP? You be captain A little cat,
Speaker 8: goat dating advice, be yourself.
Speaker 2: What do you say? Don't trust these us? Just what.
Speaker 8: You're talking about yourself? All right, goat Gentlemen's club.
Speaker 2: Oh it's a lot, gotta be magic and then a loud.
Speaker 2: I've never been to either, stay away.
Speaker 8: I've only been to one strip club for a business
Speaker 8: meeting and it was.
Speaker 2: Very underwhelming, like throwing money.
Speaker 8: No, but I want to see some beautiful bodies.
Speaker 2: We'll go to Magic. Let's go Magic Monday, and you're
Speaker 2: bringing How did they get that they dating?
Speaker 6: Out of that conversation because after they went to the club,
Speaker 6: they were seen with each other I think once or
Speaker 6: twice eating and at the club. So people just assume
Speaker 6: he just said he was going to take a t
Speaker 6: and if you just came out first, but they were
Speaker 6: seen at the club first.
Speaker 4: Before, you didn't know that. It's your family.
Speaker 2: Weird. You don't pay attention to your family's dating life,
Speaker 2: do you?
Speaker 1: Guy?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 2: Exactly if I would you think he was cute?
Speaker 4: I didn't say that interested. Stop you be asking questions.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, here we go, God saying if I
Speaker 4: had a niece or a cousin female, if it's daking Quavo,
Speaker 4: I'll be like, no, way, that's cool.
Speaker 2: It's right. Yeah, I guess that's cool.
Speaker 6: Lastly, Tony Tony Braxton, she had to go through a
Speaker 6: heart procedure after life threatening lupa's complication.
Speaker 2: This is scary, they say.
Speaker 6: In September, she underwent a procedure after eighty percent of
Speaker 6: the main artery in her heart was blocked.
Speaker 2: Jeez, they said.
Speaker 6: You know, lupas causes inflammation that can affect the joint skin, kidney's,
Speaker 6: blood cells, brain, heart, and long.
Speaker 5: That's why I keep telling y'all go do all the
Speaker 5: cardiovascular work you can.
Speaker 2: Man going next week. Listen.
Speaker 5: I wore a heart monitor for a couple of months.
Speaker 5: I had a e KG. I did distress test. I
Speaker 5: did the thing where they put the ink in your
Speaker 5: body to make sure that you know your arteries on
Speaker 5: clog G. Did a calcium test.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I did all of that. I need to
Speaker 2: go that far, but I need something everything. Did you
Speaker 2: get to colonoscar be yet? Not yet?
Speaker 9: Not?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm getting it.
Speaker 2: What are you waiting for to hit fifty forty five?
Speaker 2: Do it? I got it at forty four. Yeah, he's
Speaker 2: supposed to do he wanted to. He heard the doctor
Speaker 2: going in the butt, he went early. But it's not true.
Speaker 5: See that for you, terrible terrible, terrible, terrible joke because
Speaker 5: the reality is I have a history of it in
Speaker 5: my family.
Speaker 2: So when you have a history of it in your family,
Speaker 2: that's when you're supposed to go. Okay, I'm gonna be
Speaker 2: You should know that.
Speaker 6: I know we've been joking, but we've been encouraging people
Speaker 6: to go, and we're telling all our friends that we
Speaker 6: can't be friends with you if you don't go get
Speaker 6: a colonoscopy, and you should go.
Speaker 4: Dude, before I come back here next time, well I'm
Speaker 4: back here tomorrow, but after that I'll haven't done.
Speaker 5: And the cardiovascular works just equally is important, if not,
Speaker 5: if not more, I don't think it.
Speaker 4: Just look at Tony Braxton and Jamie. I mean, I
Speaker 4: know they're in their fifties, but they both look great.
Speaker 4: And just seeing them both within the last six months healthy,
Speaker 4: they looked healthy as any.
Speaker 5: And having blocked coordinary arteries can lead to stroke our
Speaker 5: heart attack, like you know, if your arteries are eighty
Speaker 5: percent blocked, Tony, Tony Braxton is blessed to still be here, correct,
Speaker 5: for her doctor to catch that, and she was saying
Speaker 5: she was having heart pain, but she said she thought
Speaker 5: it was discressive of losing her sister.
Speaker 4: But it was that as well, but it was also
Speaker 4: the fact that her artery was blocked. I mean, I
Speaker 4: just had a show with her in February.
Speaker 2: You're a love. It was on TV. Why would you get?
Speaker 4: Why would you have a show with the Byron Allen?
Speaker 4: Before the Super Bowl show, Tony Braxy had comedians.
Speaker 2: On why would I lit? J Jackson canceled.
Speaker 9: I was on that.
Speaker 2: I was on that Thursday.
Speaker 4: I couldn't make the Friday show, so I'm not on anymore.
Speaker 4: But I'm just saying she was dancing and all the
Speaker 4: backup dancers like moving like no problem.
Speaker 2: Damn yeah wow.
Speaker 6: So I'm glad she got to check out and I'm
Speaker 6: glad she's okay. Absolutely, And that is your rumor report. Now, Charlamagne,
Speaker 6: were giving that down two man for.
Speaker 2: After the hour, Let's talk about strange things to eat.
Speaker 5: Why don't we there's a mother out there feeding their
Speaker 5: kids something that I don't know she should be feeding
Speaker 5: her kids, And we'll talk about four.
Speaker 2: After the hour. Now you put that voice on. I
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Speaker 2: It's Donkey up today, by Damn he hogged. It's time
Speaker 2: for donkey. I'm trying to beat donkey today.
Speaker 7: No more.
Speaker 2: They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm
Speaker 2: not making these people do these days.
Speaker 14: They called Donkey of the day and it really caught
Speaker 14: me off guard.
Speaker 8: Damn Charlamaine, who got the donkey.
Speaker 2: Out the day today?
Speaker 5: Well jets hilarious Donkey today for Wednesday, April twenty six
Speaker 5: Course to a young Canadian woman named Tim Tiffany lay look, man,
Speaker 5: economies all over the world have been hit hard. People
Speaker 5: are looking for ways to save money, and this weighted
Speaker 5: I heard today is absolutely something new. It's something that
Speaker 5: I've never heard before. See Tiffany is revealed to the world.
Speaker 5: What it is she feeds her eighteen month old daughter
Speaker 5: to provide her with protein. Now listen, very important to
Speaker 5: note that Tiffany Lay is a food writer from Toronto candidate,
Speaker 5: So she has traveled the world eating let's just say,
Speaker 5: unique dishes. So what is it that she is feeding
Speaker 5: her eighteen month old daughter, garian envy. You want to
Speaker 5: take a guess? Dog food Nope, cat food Nope, nope, No,
Speaker 5: I hope it's not never mind, No one to go there.
Speaker 2: We'll go with.
Speaker 4: Fluids that come out of a man.
Speaker 2: No, Jesus Christ garry today, I don't know. Don't give
Speaker 2: the day. You gotta go hard.
Speaker 4: No, she's feeding her kids.
Speaker 5: She's feeding her kids what most comedians get when they
Speaker 5: tell their first joke, and that's crickets. Okay, good like
Speaker 5: a fashing cricket puffs, it says, cricket puffs, which look
Speaker 5: like Cheetos but tastes far less salty and have a
Speaker 5: fibrous finish. She also gives her daughters whole roasted crickets.
Speaker 5: What in the timon and poombull hakuna matata cymbal eat
Speaker 5: and grub when he really wants zebra? Did you check
Speaker 5: with a pediatrician before you put the eighteen month old
Speaker 5: on his diet.
Speaker 2: Ass nonsense is going on here. Now. I did some research,
Speaker 2: and by research I mean Google, and come to find out,
Speaker 2: crickets are a good source of vitamins, minerals, and fiber.
Speaker 2: In addition to protein, crickets are high and many other nutrients,
Speaker 2: including fat, calcium, potassium, zinc, magnesium, copper, and a bunch
Speaker 2: of other things I can't pronounce except for iron. Okay.
Speaker 5: One study found that the iron content of crickets was
Speaker 5: one hundred and eighty percent higher.
Speaker 2: Than that of beef. Now I don't do red meat anymore.
Speaker 5: Because, as I just told y'all, my calcium score was
Speaker 5: a seventy six and my cholesterol was high a couple
Speaker 5: of months ago.
Speaker 2: It's since dropped, but red meat is a rap for me.
Speaker 5: But not once in all the alternatives I thought about
Speaker 5: in regard to the red meat, have I thought about crickets.
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 9: You know why?
Speaker 5: Because I am not a snake, a frog, a toad,
Speaker 5: a rat, a bat, a mice, or a small bird.
Speaker 2: Okay, those are all common cricket predators.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 2: Tif Layer is a food writer and she's visited Asia.
Speaker 5: I'm sure a lot of y'all who have visited Asia
Speaker 5: have tried insects like she has. In fact, she said
Speaker 5: the first time she tried insects was in Asia. She
Speaker 5: said she tasted everything from fried tarantula legs the scorpion
Speaker 5: on a stick, and she loved how the critters were
Speaker 5: incorporated into local dishes to enhance their textural appeal. Textural appeal, Tiffany,
Speaker 5: if you want something crunchy, why bypass a great piece
Speaker 5: of fried chicken for a cricket. There is even places
Speaker 5: all over this world where you can get crispy chicken,
Speaker 5: fresh lettuce, three cheeses, ranch dressing wrapped up in a
Speaker 5: tasty flour tortilla.
Speaker 2: But no, you want crispy cricket wraps, Mary J. Why Okay,
Speaker 2: I didn't grow up rich at all, all right, dirt
Speaker 2: road monks Corner, South Carolina, single wide trailer. Never did
Speaker 2: we get to the point where we had to eat bugs?
Speaker 2: And I want better for this baby. Even though they say.
Speaker 5: Insects is safety to eat, especially crickets and mealworms, which
Speaker 5: some insects are a potential zoonotic risk because they transfer bacteria, viruses,
Speaker 5: parasites and fungi. Okay, all I'm saying is the same
Speaker 5: way adults have to consult with a doctor before they
Speaker 5: begin a diet, someone needed to meet with a pediatrician
Speaker 5: to make sure their kids have been green lighted to
Speaker 5: eat crickets. What makes this story worse is that Tiffany
Speaker 5: admitted when her daughter first ate the cricket she didn't
Speaker 5: like them. But Tiffany crushed it up in her food,
Speaker 5: put it in her mac and cheese sauce, her pancake, mixed,
Speaker 5: and then she said she liked it. That is deceitful.
Speaker 5: And I don't think this baby likes the crickets. She
Speaker 5: likes everything surrounding the crickets. Okay, I personally don't believe
Speaker 5: kids should.
Speaker 2: Be forced to eat bugs until they are of the
Speaker 2: age to make their own dietary decisions about bugs. I
Speaker 2: don't care how tasty to morning poom would make bugs sound.
Speaker 4: This is clearly a slow donkey of the day day.
Speaker 4: I mean, And there's so much stuff in the world
Speaker 4: and this is what you came up with. Yes, that
Speaker 4: means it was a great day. Yes, this is a
Speaker 4: really good day. If the donkey of the day is
Speaker 4: a woman giving her kids crickets.
Speaker 2: You don't think she's wrong.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying she's right or wrong, saying there's so
Speaker 4: much you've you've gone hard on some donkey of the days.
Speaker 4: This isn't going that hard. This isn't that bad.
Speaker 2: You make me want to open up the phones. Then, no,
Speaker 2: it's not that bad. Now you got me questioning whether
Speaker 2: or not Tiffany LEI should have gotten donkey today.
Speaker 4: Listen, you you do this every day. Not every day
Speaker 4: is going to be a huge donkey the dad, I'd
Speaker 4: be more offensive she fed her daughter donkeys than crickets. Honestly,
Speaker 4: why I've been to Asia, people eat crickets all the time.
Speaker 2: That is that is very true, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Damn?
Speaker 2: So is this a regular thing?
Speaker 4: Or people just ask Chris, what if that daughter ends
Speaker 4: up being uber successful, has no health problems in the future. Now,
Speaker 4: because we just talked about a colonostery all that stuff.
Speaker 4: Years from that, we're like, dang, there's something to that.
Speaker 2: That is a good point about that. Maybe I need
Speaker 2: to go to breakfast club. Courtne.
Speaker 9: No, it was.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm saying it's not you. You have a
Speaker 4: hard job.
Speaker 2: You wrote that today. We feel good about this, Garrett.
Speaker 2: He wrote that all today. He said what you said,
Speaker 2: but you wrote that all to day. Yes, that was good,
Speaker 2: that was good.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying it was a slow day for don't
Speaker 4: to day day.
Speaker 2: Maybe we should open up the phone. Maybe crickets is
Speaker 2: a regular thing, and I don't know, they just package them.
Speaker 2: I'd chocolate covered, chocolate covered crickets and these are cricket
Speaker 2: puffs that were like cheetos. They want to play a game.
Speaker 5: What about you eat frog legs? And I've had frog legs?
Speaker 5: You want to We can't play turtle soup. I've never
Speaker 5: had turtles.
Speaker 2: Let's let's let's play a game and then let's open
Speaker 2: up the phone. Okay, let's play a game of guess
Speaker 2: what race? Listen is? All right? Tiffany Lay, Tiffany La.
Speaker 5: She's a food rider from Canada and she's traveled the
Speaker 5: world eating all types of dishes, f ust tried insects
Speaker 5: in Asia.
Speaker 2: These envy guess what race is? It's a tough one
Speaker 2: feeding their kids eighteen month old crickets. I gotta go Asians.
Speaker 2: Oh don't you don't you play nothing? You dare red? Okay,
Speaker 2: we don't. I don't think we have any Asian drops. Okay, Gary,
Speaker 2: what's her name light spelled l E I g H.
Speaker 2: She's traveled the world. She's a food writer beating her
Speaker 2: eighteen month year old No, eighteen month old crickets.
Speaker 4: She's white.
Speaker 2: I think she's white. I think he's white.
Speaker 5: All right, let me look at this picture one more
Speaker 5: time before I make before I make this call.
Speaker 2: What is it? You know what d j envy? Oh,
Speaker 2: I think you're correct. Yes, he looks Asian to me.
Speaker 2: You don't let me. I mean, I say, uh, let
Speaker 2: me here, Gary, don't you am I right wrong? Korean?
Speaker 2: I was gonna say Asian? But he's You could have
Speaker 2: said what I said.
Speaker 4: No, it's the clues, Tiffany.
Speaker 6: But it's not only that is you You you feed
Speaker 6: your kids that because maybe that's something that you learned.
Speaker 2: Or that you know that's in your back.
Speaker 5: Well, it's like I think you should let your kid
Speaker 5: make their own dietary decisions.
Speaker 2: Eighteen eighteen months.
Speaker 4: I mean it's when it comes to bogs, like you
Speaker 4: let them get a look at Like she's not takeing
Speaker 4: criks out of the grass.
Speaker 9: How do we know.
Speaker 1: This?
Speaker 2: How we know she's not that's true to that's true too.
Speaker 2: I mean she did give her some Cheetos type crickets
Speaker 2: the phone line. Let's take Charlemagne and breakfast club court.
Speaker 2: Come on, No, no, I don't even think we should
Speaker 2: do that. Let's just see if she's deserving the donkey today.
Speaker 6: All right, well that's taking you to court. Eight hundred
Speaker 6: five eight five one oh five one. Should she get
Speaker 6: donkey of the day This young lady, she fed her
Speaker 6: kids crickets.
Speaker 4: The way you guys are presenting this is all wrong. Wow,
Speaker 4: she's just giving her kids some food. No, we think
Speaker 4: is not normal.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: In her world, it's going on.
Speaker 9: That's why.
Speaker 2: You're giving her kids up pigg and testing you right,
Speaker 2: I'm and by the way, that could that seems very
Speaker 2: strange to some people. So if somebody gave their kids chicklers,
Speaker 2: what race would you say?
Speaker 7: This?
Speaker 2: Never I don't know what you did.
Speaker 5: Gosh, I might be I might be being very judgmental here,
Speaker 5: you know, and I might need to mind my business.
Speaker 2: Let's open the phone lines.
Speaker 6: And eight hundred five eighty five one oh five one.
Speaker 6: Let's discuss Charlamagne. Thank you for the Donkey to Day.
Speaker 6: It's the breakfast Club on.
Speaker 9: B E T.
Speaker 6: The breakfast Club, Pour one five one, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Your mornings will never be the same on everybody. It's
Speaker 2: DJ MV. Charlomage the guy. We are the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: Now if you just joined us, we're talking about Charlomagne
Speaker 6: Donkey of the Day. Now, Charlomagne went to a Yeah,
Speaker 6: he doesn't know if he wants to or doesn't want
Speaker 6: to give this woman.
Speaker 2: Gary made me question it and he might be right.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. I gave it to this woman,
Speaker 2: Tiffany Late, but she's feeding her eighteen month old crickets, right,
Speaker 2: and I think that's strange. But then Gary's right, maybe
Speaker 2: that's just what she does to her culture.
Speaker 4: It could be a cultural thing. But you go hard
Speaker 4: on Donkey of the Day. That's true, and some of
Speaker 4: them I'll be like this, dang, how do you find
Speaker 4: that out?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And then I'm like sometimes you're like, I don't want
Speaker 4: to be done a day. This one I wouldn't mind.
Speaker 4: You're like, Gary eats a certain type of food, but
Speaker 4: the food, but feeding the eighteen month old is the
Speaker 4: weird part. If you research and you're not putting her
Speaker 4: in any kind of health concerns. Yeah, I don't know,
Speaker 4: just because we think it's weird.
Speaker 6: But it says it gives a daughter protein and it
Speaker 6: claims it seems some money on grocery.
Speaker 2: Saves the money on groceries. I did that yesterday.
Speaker 5: I'll give a donkey to day to a woman who
Speaker 5: quit being a teacher to become a porn star. And
Speaker 5: in the middle of donkey, I really like, there's nothing
Speaker 5: wrong with this.
Speaker 4: Really, that's actually that's actually a responsible thing to do
Speaker 4: because you could do both. So the fact that she
Speaker 4: stopped working as a teacher. Let me tell you my kids.
Speaker 4: They had a scandal at their school when they was
Speaker 4: in elementary school and they were to a private, very
Speaker 4: expensive school, and one of the teachers got busted on
Speaker 4: only fan this before only Fan. She got busted because
Speaker 4: new pictures of her popped up on the internet and
Speaker 4: I was like, WHOA, why'd you leave the pictures? Gary,
Speaker 4: Here's funny, here's funny. It's a it's a it's a
Speaker 4: Christian school, right, private Christian school. And I got the
Speaker 4: text from one of the dads before it hit like
Speaker 4: the day before they go this is coming out, just
Speaker 4: giving your heads up. They had a meeting at the school, right, like,
Speaker 4: what did we do with her? Because she didn't do
Speaker 4: anything technically wrong. Somebody else leaked the pictures of her.
Speaker 4: She didn't do it, and I said, well, if the.
Speaker 2: Bible stays forgive, I said, we forgive her. Was she pretty? Yeah?
Speaker 4: It was worth looking at it. Oh yeah, I'll show
Speaker 4: you rolf Air. I knew when I met her though.
Speaker 4: When I met her at the first meeting, she goes, my,
Speaker 4: my passions are christ These kids ain't cheerleading. Yeah, there's
Speaker 4: something going on here.
Speaker 2: Cricket.
Speaker 4: I don't give the name out. I'll see the pictures.
Speaker 4: Make it off their back to the crickets looking at But.
Speaker 6: I say this, right, I do think it's it's a
Speaker 6: little strange, but I think a lot of things are
Speaker 6: a strange to me.
Speaker 2: So she gave her child crickets, right, But then you
Speaker 2: look at charlamagne country bumpkin frog slapped.
Speaker 5: I'll slap that fig bed off. You dare meat alligated
Speaker 5: tongue ded meat is great.
Speaker 2: You just talked about all this hard stuff, all the
Speaker 2: fried food. I don't eat like that.
Speaker 9: Little more.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about parents give their kids, all kinds of
Speaker 4: fried food.
Speaker 6: That way, crickets are right, and fast food, which is just.
Speaker 6: But he charlamagne ate a lot of stuff that I
Speaker 6: looked at that I would never eat. I wouldn't eat
Speaker 6: frog legs. I would know what you're missing. I have
Speaker 6: bad I had deer meat, deer hash. I had bad shoulders.
Speaker 6: What about the one dude right now, the liver king guy,
Speaker 6: I never ate.
Speaker 4: I mean e raw so I've even raw testicles, raw testicles, testicles,
Speaker 4: he said, there's all kinds of I don't know, health benefits.
Speaker 2: Say that's weird to me.
Speaker 5: I mean even chipling you eat, I've never never that's
Speaker 5: I never liked the smell disgusting down South.
Speaker 2: That's what they eat.
Speaker 6: When I used to go my mom used to cook them.
Speaker 6: When I used to go to my aunt's house, a
Speaker 6: grandma's house, they used to cook them.
Speaker 5: So that's that's what they eat. People would think that's weird.
Speaker 5: And other communities, that's sure. They do disgusting better than crickets.
Speaker 4: I don't. I've never had crickets. I've had chipling's chips.
Speaker 4: I will never eat that again.
Speaker 2: I've never had it. I don't like to smell mean either, Hello,
Speaker 2: who's this?
Speaker 9: Good morning?
Speaker 13: This is money?
Speaker 6: Hey money, Good morning today, Black and Holly favorite money.
Speaker 6: What's your thoughts to mine?
Speaker 2: Tiffany your donkey today?
Speaker 14: And nah?
Speaker 13: Truthfully, I don't think so. I feel like people who
Speaker 13: don't feed their kids, or people who are seeding their
Speaker 13: children the small portions and letting them go to school
Speaker 13: and eat is different. I don't feel like you've seen
Speaker 13: her did anything harmful. It's clearly science and a bunch
Speaker 13: of stuff that says it's okay to eat.
Speaker 10: She's clearly following the culture.
Speaker 2: That is very true and being judgmental.
Speaker 5: Jesus Christy looks you're not perfect.
Speaker 2: It happens you're not perfect. Good morning, So what do you?
Speaker 2: What's your thoughts? Mama?
Speaker 18: I feel like Tiffany right, that's her name, cold bloody clown.
Speaker 10: Damn yes, very deceitful.
Speaker 18: Why would you want to top in sand stuff and
Speaker 18: put it in your baby's food?
Speaker 4: Protein?
Speaker 2: I agree with you ten minutes ago.
Speaker 18: It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter whether it's protein or not.
Speaker 13: We can get our protein from the earth.
Speaker 2: Will you get it from the meat she's trying to
Speaker 2: save money on from here?
Speaker 13: It doesn't matter who wants to run around eating bow.
Speaker 12: We're not We're not backing them counties.
Speaker 2: That's what I thought. I'm sure.
Speaker 6: I'm sure you ate some disgusting thing, or your parents
Speaker 6: fed you some disgusting thing you ever had, Jerry or something?
Speaker 18: Yeah, to see me, dear need, I ain't with none.
Speaker 2: Of that is so good. Here's good, good man, really good.
Speaker 2: You don't know you're missing out. You just killed Bamby.
Speaker 2: Eat bamby though, that's nasty. You never tried, right, Huh?
Speaker 4: Baby was a female?
Speaker 2: Does it matter?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 4: A deer is a male. Yeah, it's got the antlers.
Speaker 2: I never thought about Amy, didn't.
Speaker 4: That was a female.
Speaker 2: I just hate him. Say, dear me, wait, you can't.
Speaker 2: This is no female deer. It's a come on this question.
Speaker 2: There's a female as a game.
Speaker 5: Road?
Speaker 2: What the hell do.
Speaker 4: Remember the saw? I just can't remember it, Crickets, I
Speaker 4: have a better memory about it.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five one five one.
Speaker 6: Charlemagne gave Tiffany a food rider dog game today because uh,
Speaker 6: she fed her eighteen months old. Crickets agree with them,
Speaker 6: all right, we'll talk about it when we come back
Speaker 6: as the breakfast club. Good morning, Hey, everybody, it's DJ
Speaker 6: Envy Charlemagne the god. We are the breakfast club. We
Speaker 6: get our guest called host Gary Owen.
Speaker 2: Flash right, I just read an article too. Go tell
Speaker 2: what you about to say, Envy.
Speaker 6: No, I was gonna say, open up the phone lines
Speaker 6: eight hundred and five A five, one oh five one.
Speaker 2: Now. Charlemagne gave a donkey of the day to a
Speaker 2: food rider. Her name is Tiffany Lay.
Speaker 5: She was feeding her eighteen month old crickets because she's
Speaker 5: saving money on groceries. And I just saw something that says,
Speaker 5: how many bugs do people eat?
Speaker 2: Unnoyingly? It's estimated that the average person.
Speaker 5: Unnoyingly eats at least as one and as many as
Speaker 5: two to three pounds of insects each year.
Speaker 4: Did you know in your mouth?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Who knew? But you just crunched on right that cricket.
Speaker 2: You just eat crickets. That's what Day one guys go
Speaker 2: to the phones. Hello, Hello, who's this print? Do you
Speaker 2: think Tiffany should get donkey to day for feeding her
Speaker 2: eighteen month old crickets? Okay what he's saying, because I can't.
Speaker 11: Why my daughter, my granddaughters lollipop insect?
Speaker 2: Your Yeah, what kind of insect was it? And all
Speaker 2: kind of it's all kinds of bugs. Yeah, my grandmother,
Speaker 2: What the hell do you get insect lollipops from a ride?
Speaker 2: Brought them online? All right? Come on down? Would you
Speaker 2: feed your trying to insect lollipop you bought online?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 2: Come on not w Hello? Hello, who's this this?
Speaker 10: Leo Man's going on?
Speaker 2: Leo was popping? What's going on? Talk to us?
Speaker 12: Hey, falling man?
Speaker 2: You're tripping man.
Speaker 10: Sometimes you say, yeah, you finally ate chillings and and
Speaker 10: and ducklings, and growing up.
Speaker 5: You never never ate chillings, didn't didn't like to smell.
Speaker 5: But yes, I have eating deer meat, bear shoulder.
Speaker 11: What was the different?
Speaker 10: Crioked barkets to the pot?
Speaker 2: Listen, all right, I'm with you.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 5: I think I wouldn't do it, probably wrong, Gary, Gary
Speaker 5: corrected me. And I feel bad now, And I'm like, damn,
Speaker 5: TI feels bad. You're not perfect, bro, I want bad donkey.
Speaker 6: Carry good morning, Good morning. Do you think do you
Speaker 6: think Tiffany she get deserves donky today?
Speaker 9: Yes? I do.
Speaker 18: I agree with Charlemagne. Listen, and especially because of the
Speaker 18: kid's age, you know, in a couple of years. When
Speaker 18: the kid go and mention to the friends what they've
Speaker 18: been eating, it's going to traumatize the child. My daughter thirteen,
Speaker 18: she said, Mommy, I ate crickets from it's sugar, and
Speaker 18: it was good.
Speaker 10: But she's thirteen.
Speaker 18: Charlemagne is right, that baby, she gets some milk, not criked.
Speaker 2: No, you sound Caribbean. So are you Caribbean? Yeah?
Speaker 18: I'm Jamacon.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 6: The first time I heard somebody eating goat, I thought
Speaker 6: it was wild to the ball to the I love
Speaker 6: it now, but the first time is good.
Speaker 2: Golden oxtail, but I think it.
Speaker 18: Was an amazing And just so you know, in Miami,
Speaker 18: I make the best ox sale. So whenever you're ready,
Speaker 18: let me know.
Speaker 2: I'm ready. I'm ready. But I give my daughters seventeen
Speaker 2: months and my daughter eat oxtail. That is not crickets.
Speaker 13: But it's not crickets. I agree, still rough met, but
Speaker 13: crickets is something else.
Speaker 18: You know, the kids are gonna look at that and
Speaker 18: say ill, and they're gonna start traumatizing your No, no.
Speaker 2: No, I agree.
Speaker 4: Let's let's say there's a breakfast club in Japan. Okay, right,
Speaker 4: you got some guy sitting there going this woman fed
Speaker 4: her kids oxtails right, like this is she donk here
Speaker 4: today in Japan? You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like they can give her crickets right if there's a
Speaker 2: if there's a breakfast up in Japan and the.
Speaker 5: Daughter, I highly doubt that they would ever criticize anybody
Speaker 5: for what they eat in any of those countries in Asia.
Speaker 2: Come on, sound like it's crazy that part. Come on,
Speaker 2: you never know. Let's go to one more lines. Hello,
Speaker 2: who's this? Hey speak a little loud of mind? Her
Speaker 2: name is adultry. No, it's adultree, Adultree? What what what's
Speaker 2: your thoughts?
Speaker 9: Her?
Speaker 2: Heye Dowtrey. I'm so glad I made it video donkey
Speaker 2: today man, Yeah, no, I don't think so. I think
Speaker 2: you should mind just business subtle name.
Speaker 4: Whoa whoa harsh? That was not harsh?
Speaker 12: Feel the same way, no, because that's I think that
Speaker 12: is a part of their culture in Asia.
Speaker 8: I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 9: So. I mean, that's what she knows to do.
Speaker 2: So she is aden, Ok, thank you, I'm so torn. Now.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't put it in a little, you know, to
Speaker 6: gold container and take it for the lunch for the kids,
Speaker 6: the kids going to school.
Speaker 4: Why I think they do do that. That would be
Speaker 4: a little I think I've seen that on TV. That's
Speaker 4: like a man versus food type.
Speaker 2: Don't really.
Speaker 4: I think I've seen it's in a cup and they
Speaker 4: eat it like with the fork.
Speaker 2: I'm so torn.
Speaker 5: I agree Donkey to Day is for giving people the
Speaker 5: credit they deserve for being stupid.
Speaker 2: She's not stupid. Nope, we just don't.
Speaker 5: We just don't agree with her life. I don't agree
Speaker 5: with her lifestyle, but that doesn't mean she's still another one.
Speaker 4: The moment is past. We'll do it tom st another one,
Speaker 4: like you can't do two donkeys one day. I mean,
Speaker 4: the moment is past.
Speaker 2: And this is something. This is something the lady said.
Speaker 2: The lady said, maybe you guys out there, but I
Speaker 2: think about.
Speaker 6: This because she said that it reduced a grocery bill
Speaker 6: from three hundred and fifty dollars a week to one
Speaker 6: hundred and fifty dollars a week. She says she puts
Speaker 6: it on puff snacks, which is like Cheetos. She says
Speaker 6: she does like little snacks with it. She says she
Speaker 6: replaces beef, chicken, and pork by using crickets.
Speaker 5: And I guess I would have to know the rest
Speaker 5: of the kids diet, and I would have to know
Speaker 5: a pediatrician would have to tell me it's safe to
Speaker 5: feed your kids, you know, crickets, And she might like.
Speaker 2: It, like the like that at first she spit it out.
Speaker 4: Well, if the lady called in and was like, it's
Speaker 4: going to traumatize her, I go, what if she's thirteen secrets?
Speaker 1: No, No, I like.
Speaker 2: I didn't like her I was little, but I end
Speaker 2: up liking She didn't like it until the mom started
Speaker 2: mixing it in the mac and cheese and the pancakes,
Speaker 2: mixing everything else.
Speaker 4: Kids don't like vegetables when you first give it to him.
Speaker 2: That is true. I'm not justifying it.
Speaker 5: You're right, Gary, she doesn't deserve the credit for being
Speaker 5: stupid today just because we have a different a difference
Speaker 5: of lifestyle.
Speaker 4: That's why I'm here.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's right.
Speaker 5: I've been here before. This is like when I was
Speaker 5: younger and I arguing with my older cousins about eating ass.
Speaker 4: I don't know how that ended up.
Speaker 2: No, because my older cousins used to eat ass. And
Speaker 2: what age did you have this guy? When I was
Speaker 2: a kid, I was like thirteen.
Speaker 5: I was like, oh, that's disgusting, and they was like,
Speaker 5: and then you tried it, you like, actually it was
Speaker 5: about eating poom poom, and it was like, oh, you know,
Speaker 5: eating boom And I'm.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, who doesn't.
Speaker 4: Okay, so throw on this topic.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: I remember I was sending the navy Oh boy, no name, no, no,
Speaker 4: it's funny. We were having this discussion about boom boom
Speaker 4: boom boom, right boo boom, boom, boom, boom, boom boom,
Speaker 4: right boom boom. Can't say that word back. I got
Speaker 4: the list boom boom and everybody's like, everyone's talking about
Speaker 4: bad experiences, right, And I was like, I never had it,
Speaker 4: never had a bad experience.
Speaker 2: I was like that next check. I was like, yo,
Speaker 2: it's just god, listen to my conversation.
Speaker 4: It was so bad my bad experience.
Speaker 2: Meed smell. Oh yeah, oh my god.
Speaker 4: She was gone, no, I'm my new immediate. I was like,
Speaker 4: I can't, you gotta go. I came up with an
Speaker 4: excuse me go, I got a disappointment.
Speaker 2: It was like three in the morning. She goes, what,
Speaker 2: I go, Yeah, it's it's six it's in la.
Speaker 4: I wasn't saying it at the time. Didn't smell like
Speaker 4: it made the hair on my arms stand up? Whoa
Speaker 4: that bad?
Speaker 2: Does she do it?
Speaker 4: She knew it because she did not arguement.
Speaker 2: She makes the hads on the back of my arm
Speaker 2: stand up with just one. But it was crazy because
Speaker 2: we just had the conversation and I was like, I
Speaker 2: can't relate.
Speaker 4: Never happened. It's like this is like on a Wednesday
Speaker 4: that Friday went out. Oh my, you gotta be kidding.
Speaker 2: You deserved it? I did you earned it? You spoken
Speaker 2: in that wuition? All right, well I did.
Speaker 6: When we come back, we got your room of report.
Speaker 6: Tory Lane, he sends a message from jail. Will tell
Speaker 6: you what he said.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast logan morning, the Breakfast Club. Put everybody,
Speaker 2: it's dj en V Charlamagne to God.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. We got our guest co
Speaker 6: host Gary Owen here and let's get to the roomors.
Speaker 2: Let's talk. Tory Lanes, call.
Speaker 4: Out a name or you've gossip been you chatting?
Speaker 2: This is the rumor report.
Speaker 14: I mean, I guess were on the Breakfast Club. This
Speaker 14: is where the tea.
Speaker 6: Spells right on the Breakfast Club. Now, Tory Lanes, Uh,
Speaker 6: he's still trying to get in a pill. You know,
Speaker 6: he's locked up for the shooting of Megan the Stallion,
Speaker 6: and yesterday he made this call from jail.
Speaker 1: I've been incarcerated for almost half a year. In my child,
Speaker 1: the verdict of guilty or innocent debetted heavily on my
Speaker 1: DNA results. DA Kathy Talk and Alex Bie completely manipulated
Speaker 1: my DNA results by stating my DNA on the gun
Speaker 1: was inconclusive. That was an absolute lie.
Speaker 9: I knew.
Speaker 1: Attorney OJJ. Bias hired one of the best DNA experts
Speaker 1: in the nation to carefully analyze the same DNA test.
Speaker 1: Not only did our expert find my DNA one hundred
Speaker 1: percent excluded and non existed on the gun, but what's
Speaker 1: worse was the invalid and illegal tactics the prosecution chose
Speaker 1: to attain the results he used.
Speaker 9: To convict me.
Speaker 1: The only possible way for the La Clime lab to
Speaker 1: come up with an inconclusive result would literally be to
Speaker 1: stop the testing before it finished or completed his final result.
Speaker 6: So that's what he said yesterday. He's fighting for an
Speaker 6: appeal and saying that the system did him dirty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know what's true. And what's not true.
Speaker 5: But I know, uh sorry, gotta be careful calling out
Speaker 5: a DA like that and whoever the other person is,
Speaker 5: because that's a big claim he's making.
Speaker 2: That's defamation if it's not true. Like, that's a big claim.
Speaker 5: You're saying that you know, somebody altered your DNA results
Speaker 5: just to get a conviction against you.
Speaker 2: That's a that's a big claim that could be liable.
Speaker 5: You're talking like a lawyer. Yeah, it sound like a
Speaker 5: lawyer with him was talking. I mean, yeah, it was
Speaker 5: definitely a prepared statement. But you know, I would say this.
Speaker 5: I remember when Remy was up here, and I think
Speaker 5: Remy put it in, said it perfect. When we go
Speaker 5: to these court systems, a lot of time it's trying
Speaker 5: is winning and losing, right who wins, who loses? And
Speaker 5: they try to you know, make people go to jail
Speaker 5: or they try to convict people. But do they necessarily
Speaker 5: want the truth?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 6: When do they really go through the facts and try
Speaker 6: to honestly get the truth to see what happened or
Speaker 6: is it about, oh, we have to win this case,
Speaker 6: the DA has to win this case, or the defense
Speaker 6: like because we really no matter what case is we
Speaker 6: want the truth.
Speaker 2: It felt like in this situation they was very very
Speaker 2: thorough with it though.
Speaker 5: You know, but that's what I'm saying is that's a
Speaker 5: big claim to say that somebody literally altered your DNA
Speaker 5: evidence just to convict you. Like, as I said, you
Speaker 5: gotta be careful with that one. I be a defamation losson.
Speaker 4: Still hard to wrap around, Like he's in jail. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: he's in jail, like he is locked up. He's locked
Speaker 4: up since what December? I mean that's not December before Christmas?
Speaker 6: Ye he said he did six months right, Yeah, he's
Speaker 6: there before Christmas members, right before Christmas holiday.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But you know, as us, it's like everything's up for
Speaker 4: public assumption. But you just the trial's over and you think, oh,
Speaker 4: just moving on, like he's.
Speaker 2: Still in jail. That's crazy now.
Speaker 6: Also, Fat Jill talks about when he signed with Rock Nation,
Speaker 6: how everybody called him out the blue and wanted one thing.
Speaker 8: You know, I had some friends that never worked the
Speaker 8: day in their life.
Speaker 2: I remember I first got down with Rock Mason. They
Speaker 2: was like, yo, so when you're setting up the meeting
Speaker 2: with me and jay Z, meeting with jay Z for
Speaker 2: what what does. What does jay Z want to talk
Speaker 2: to you about? Break it down?
Speaker 1: Me.
Speaker 2: I've got it. I've gotten a couple of those and
Speaker 2: I'm not even signing the Rock Nation. I've gotten a
Speaker 2: couple of the holes before. Really, Hey, a funny story.
Speaker 2: So my roal manager Brad right sit there. We were.
Speaker 4: We were at a Redskins Cowboys game. It was a
Speaker 4: May night game like twelve years ago. Was going for
Speaker 4: their skins, but they had Richard.
Speaker 9: I was there.
Speaker 2: What are they call it now, the commander the commanders? Yes,
Speaker 2: So Lebron walked in right and we knew. I knew
Speaker 2: something was going on because the whole crowd started to move.
Speaker 2: So it's Chris Paul. Lebron walked in and he was
Speaker 2: going nuts. Brad is, who's with me?
Speaker 4: By the way, we're staying like the fifty and it's
Speaker 4: a pregame. We got the field passes and then Brad
Speaker 4: started to move with Lebron and his crew.
Speaker 2: And he left me and I go, were you going?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 4: He didn't realize he was moving with Lebron to the
Speaker 4: point where he left me on the fifty. He's in
Speaker 4: the end zone. Name he's starting to go in the
Speaker 4: tunnel with them, and then when the scirity got stopped
Speaker 4: him and I left the Brad, I go, where were
Speaker 4: you going? He was like, I didn't realize I was
Speaker 4: walking with them, said, so Lebron's got his whole crew there, right,
Speaker 4: and you're just walking with them. You think you just
Speaker 4: going in the suite and Lebron's gonna be like you
Speaker 4: and the Fedora. We've got a cool dude come hanging
Speaker 4: out with. Listen to sweet Pete Davis.
Speaker 5: And Pete Davidson would have pushed Brad, okay, he would
Speaker 5: have got Brad away from him.
Speaker 2: Oh really, yes, he's like that. He's like, they didn't
Speaker 2: see the video from another day.
Speaker 5: No, yeah, Brad, it sounds like Brad was acting like
Speaker 5: the same on the same group of behavior that this
Speaker 5: guy was with Repete.
Speaker 4: Well, Brad would have got donkey of the day and
Speaker 4: that would have been Legit would would have been legit
Speaker 4: donkey of the day for doing that.
Speaker 2: I was just taking that.
Speaker 4: Just remind me. When he said they called the rock
Speaker 4: Nation people was calling. I was like that was like, Brad, like,
Speaker 4: what are you doing?
Speaker 2: They do I know they do that, but they do
Speaker 2: that to me all the time with fifty all the time.
Speaker 2: I got a movie I did. I gotta fill on
Speaker 2: my da, I got a TV idea.
Speaker 5: They do that to me with fifty, I'd be hitting you, like,
Speaker 5: hey man, it's such and such water to reach out
Speaker 5: the peopleould be legit though, yeah, yeah, these people actually
Speaker 5: the people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, A couple of people who asked me I have
Speaker 2: been legit, and a lot of people, can you you know.
Speaker 5: I gotta I got the movie idea. Oh you know,
Speaker 5: I'm an actor. It happens all the time. Happens all
Speaker 5: the time. By the way, Salutor Fat Joe too. I
Speaker 5: am so sorry that I just started reading Fat Joe's book,
Speaker 5: The Book of Jose.
Speaker 2: I just started it.
Speaker 5: I'm like the few chapters in fantastic. He's got a book, Yes,
Speaker 5: I got read it, fantastic. I think we have extra
Speaker 5: up there. No, he destroyed.
Speaker 4: I was telling them off the air, like I went
Speaker 4: to the Bengals Chiefs game, the AFC Championship game, and
Speaker 4: he was a halftime killed it freezing. You forget how
Speaker 4: many not not just hits, but like get out your seat,
Speaker 4: you know, like it literally turned to a concert for
Speaker 4: about fifteen minutes.
Speaker 2: You forget hits Mania, Hits Mania, Joey Krack has shout
Speaker 2: to Joey Krack.
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Speaker 6: holds for today and he'll be back tomorrow. Reminding you guys,
Speaker 6: don't forget Memphis. I'll be in Memphis May twenty eight
Speaker 6: for my car show. Of course, we're gonna be celebrating
Speaker 6: Dolph's life, so we have his whole fleet. We're gonna
Speaker 6: have the Dolph Museum, which I have his artwork, his clothes,
Speaker 6: his jewelry and all types of things that you can see.
Speaker 6: And then with you know, kids fiving under free, we're
Speaker 6: gonna have games and rides and it's a family fun day.
Speaker 6: So we want you to bring the kids. We want
Speaker 6: you to bring the parents, your grandparents. It's one of
Speaker 6: those days where you could just chill back and it's
Speaker 6: like a huge family reunion car show style. All right now, Charlman,
Speaker 6: you've got a positive note.
Speaker 5: I do, man, And I want to thank everybody who
Speaker 5: came out to my screening last night of are You There?
Speaker 2: God, It's Me? And Margaret.
Speaker 5: You know, we had a screening and the theme was
Speaker 5: girl Dad's for Blooms, So you know a lot of
Speaker 5: fathers came out and bought their daughters.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm a big, big, big big Judy bloom
Speaker 2: Stand and her.
Speaker 5: The theatrical version of Are You There God, It's Me
Speaker 5: Margaret comes out this Friday. This Friday in theaters, man.
Speaker 5: So we had a screening last night. So thank you
Speaker 5: to everybody who pulled up, everybody who came out. I
Speaker 5: want a salute Benny. He's softy too, man, Benny Softy.
Speaker 5: He plays Margaret's father. And then all you there God
Speaker 5: is Me Margaret, and he was out there last night.
Speaker 5: So make sure y'all go check out all you their
Speaker 5: Gods Me Margaret this Friday in theaters everywhere and once
Speaker 5: again thank you to everybody who came out last night.
Speaker 5: Now the positive notice is coming from one of my
Speaker 5: favorite Instagram pages, Healing Black Trauma, and I think everybody
Speaker 5: needs to understand this. In this social media world where
Speaker 5: things are always grabbing at your attention, Just know, I
Speaker 5: know you're intuitive and intelligent, but you're descroying your peace
Speaker 5: confronting everything you observe.
Speaker 2: Just let some of this stuff flow. Breakfast Club, bitch
Speaker 2: is you don't finished for y'all. Dump