Speaker 1: Good morning in us say yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 2: Yo, I mean the god peace to the plane.
Speaker 3: It is Monday, Yes, it's Monday, and we got our
Speaker 3: special guest hosts Flame Monroe.
Speaker 4: Good morning. What's having a shot? Shot? What's going on?
Speaker 4: Inv were on a flame? Flipping flame? What's happened? Sean man?
Speaker 4: Why you're not in the studio where you at? None
Speaker 4: of your business.
Speaker 5: I don't need to be sitting in this sea. I
Speaker 5: need to be sitting in that seat.
Speaker 1: You know, like a queen and this No, you're right
Speaker 1: in the chair. You need to be in for the
Speaker 1: camera shot.
Speaker 4: You's the hater, say right there for the camera shot.
Speaker 4: I hater. That's why you're not here because you're a hater. Shot.
Speaker 4: I miss you.
Speaker 6: You're supposed to be here.
Speaker 4: My day is here. I'll be there, Tomar, You'll be there,
Speaker 4: tom Okay.
Speaker 2: But what you just you don't care about me?
Speaker 4: Every I love you.
Speaker 7: If I bought your wife a fan, I brought your gifts,
Speaker 7: I'm like, I'm like the three wise man. I can't
Speaker 7: bearing gifts. So look at one of my fans made.
Speaker 7: They made this so y'all can hang it up and
Speaker 7: see how they looks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, see that that's a flame, Envy and Charlemagne.
Speaker 7: That is the new that's the new team, Charlamagne. Get
Speaker 7: I mean, get out your head. This is the new
Speaker 7: team right here.
Speaker 1: How you go from he she weed to the three
Speaker 1: wise men? Though you can't do that now, don't come
Speaker 1: ahead confusing us.
Speaker 4: Now they're going to three wives being the picture right here.
Speaker 4: I just brought it to you. Pick one flame. It's
Speaker 4: two and a half men. You see that, that's two
Speaker 4: and a half me. You see that's half up on
Speaker 4: the wall.
Speaker 8: I brought you.
Speaker 4: This is for my girl jewels. My queen artis Street.
Speaker 4: She's a great artist on Instagram. Jewels, jewels because they
Speaker 4: love y'all and they love me. On here and look,
Speaker 4: I brought y'all cookies. Look what they look like. Don't
Speaker 4: you know? Don't you bring don't you bring that? Oh?
Speaker 1: I thought you had them high powered drugs again, plame
Speaker 1: be having them high powered edible.
Speaker 7: Don't that out there, Charlemagne, don't do that. People don't
Speaker 7: think I'm a drug dealer. I brought you a dunky
Speaker 7: of today cookie.
Speaker 4: Okay, right, oh this is oh, this is who that is.
Speaker 7: That's as you I got, I got you every two
Speaker 7: I got he she we Oh this is from heaven
Speaker 7: Send Bakery.
Speaker 4: Look it's got everything, it's got claim. We got a
Speaker 4: whole show to do this flame. You ain't gonna impay
Speaker 4: out your person so early. That's not my purse. That's
Speaker 4: my goodie, bad my goodness.
Speaker 7: I brought you a goodie too, shallow man, because I
Speaker 7: heard you like those goodies.
Speaker 4: I brought you you.
Speaker 1: No, No, them things too potent, too strong, they too potent.
Speaker 1: Really ain't nothing, ain't nothing supposed to be. No sixty milligrams.
Speaker 7: I'm sure your wife appreciated it. No, that's too much.
Speaker 7: She ain't never said that to you.
Speaker 3: Shout out to only cheers out there, all the dance
Speaker 3: dads out there.
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 4: It was dan'ce dad weekend for me.
Speaker 3: My daughter had both of them, actually had competition weekend
Speaker 3: and my one daughter place number one. So drop a
Speaker 3: bomb for book and the other one her team place
Speaker 3: number one, So drop a bomb again for them.
Speaker 2: So congratulations, I know you cheered, Dad duty Charlaman.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's what I've been doing all weekend man
Speaker 1: cheer competition. This was the this was the big one,
Speaker 1: the super Bowl of cheer competition. I can't hit myself
Speaker 1: in the headphones, right.
Speaker 4: We can hear you clearly.
Speaker 1: How she do one team place third? The other team
Speaker 1: plays thirteenth, which I think is the stupidest thing in
Speaker 1: the world. I don't know why they have thirteenth place,
Speaker 1: and I get it. I get it though, because this
Speaker 1: is the big one, so it's like literally hundreds of teams.
Speaker 1: So I guess that is a high ranking if you're
Speaker 1: like thirteen out of.
Speaker 4: Like fifty or sixty or something like that.
Speaker 1: But come on, man, we gotta stop with this participation
Speaker 1: trophy nonsense.
Speaker 4: I'm old school. Top three. Let it, let it be,
Speaker 4: you ready saying.
Speaker 7: Make everybody weak? Anybody get an accommodation. Oh you fratiliated? No,
Speaker 7: I want you to lose, Go get better and come
Speaker 7: back and win.
Speaker 3: That's right, That's why I should it should only be
Speaker 3: the top three.
Speaker 5: Did I see you take your daughter to the gun range?
Speaker 7: I did that, took my daughter to the gun range.
Speaker 7: This good dad. I take my to the gun range,
Speaker 7: but it's in the back yard. We just shoot at
Speaker 7: the fences.
Speaker 2: B This is New York, New Jersey. If you do that,
Speaker 2: you're going to jail.
Speaker 5: So I've been there before, got out. It came out
Speaker 5: looking like this.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 5: We are on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: When we come back, we got front page news.
Speaker 2: Sessling figure will be joining us. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody's stej n V. Charlamagne the God. We are the
Speaker 3: breakfast Club. Our guess host flam Monroe is here.
Speaker 4: All what's happening in New York City. Come and take
Speaker 4: a bite out my big apples, I mean, Jesus.
Speaker 2: Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Tesla, and how you figuring?
Speaker 2: How you feeling over there?
Speaker 9: I am feeling good.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Breakfast club, family, flame and row in the building.
Speaker 10: So it be a lot of comedy going on while
Speaker 10: you are here this week.
Speaker 9: I look forward to it.
Speaker 4: Good morning, gorgeous, good morning.
Speaker 3: Now let's get in some front page. You start off
Speaker 3: with sports. The Knicks lost to the Heat over the
Speaker 3: weekend one O eight, one o one. The Nuggets beat
Speaker 3: the Sun's one twenty five one O seven, and the
Speaker 3: Warriors Steph Curry has fifty They beat.
Speaker 2: The Kings one on the Lakers in the next couple
Speaker 2: of days.
Speaker 1: Now, at what point do we just go ahead and
Speaker 1: say Steph Curry is the second greatest NBA player of
Speaker 1: all time. He's the second greatest NBA player I've ever
Speaker 1: seen in my lifetime.
Speaker 4: Who's the first, Michael Jeffrey Jordan.
Speaker 7: Okay, I wanted to make sure you got it right,
Speaker 7: because if you said something ouside that came through this
Speaker 7: through that screen on you.
Speaker 1: Know, Michael Jeffrey Jordan and Steph Curry. And when you
Speaker 1: talk about the list of people who have absolutely changed
Speaker 1: the game, like revolutionized the game of basketball, that's a
Speaker 1: very short list, and Steph Curry is on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Absolutely.
Speaker 7: As a woman, the way he dropped those three pointers,
Speaker 7: you can only imagine tesling.
Speaker 5: Good God, that's the woman in me speaking.
Speaker 4: What else?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I hate starting out Mondays on a sad note,
Speaker 10: but again, you know, we have to report the news,
Speaker 10: and so I wanted to talk quickly about the team
Speaker 10: arrested in the shooting death of trans woman Rashida Williams,
Speaker 10: who goes by Cocole the Doll. So Atlanta police says
Speaker 10: they have arrested a seventeen year old in connection with
Speaker 10: the shooting death of thirty five year old Rashida Williams
Speaker 10: in southwest Atlanta this week. According to a police statement
Speaker 10: of homicide, detectives were able to secure arrest warrants for murder,
Speaker 10: aggravated assault in possession of a firearm during the commission
Speaker 10: of a felony against seventeen year old JaMarcus Journegan. Rashida
Speaker 10: aka Coco Badal was the latest victim of violence against
Speaker 10: black transgender women. And I wanted to, you know, definitely
Speaker 10: report this because I know Flane, you know it made
Speaker 10: some comments. I watched your commentary often and you know
Speaker 10: it spoke on this, So I just kind of wanted
Speaker 10: to see, you know, what's your position on this flame
Speaker 10: and let's discuss.
Speaker 4: I think it's tragic all the way around.
Speaker 7: And it's so many components to this story, Teslin, that
Speaker 7: we will never have all the answers to simply because
Speaker 7: Coco is no longer here to tell us her side
Speaker 7: of the story. Because the young man, I don't know
Speaker 7: what happened. I don't know if he.
Speaker 4: Could have lied about his age, or she could have
Speaker 4: lied about you know, her identity.
Speaker 7: We don't know, And we will never know. What I
Speaker 7: don't like is that he has been on the week
Speaker 7: for a run. He's still a seventeen year old. He
Speaker 7: has a seventeen year old mind. So who has got
Speaker 7: in his head and planned to the seed to say, hey,
Speaker 7: just say that she tricked you and you snapped, you know,
Speaker 7: And that may not have been the case, but we
Speaker 7: will never know. It is said all the way around.
Speaker 7: She lost her life and his life is probably ruined
Speaker 7: for the rest of his life. It's said, I just
Speaker 7: need you all to be careful. And I don't know
Speaker 7: all the components of that story, but it is very scary.
Speaker 7: The rest in peace to that young lady from peace.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: There was another scary shooting over the weekend too, right, Dad,
Speaker 1: than Cleveland, Texas?
Speaker 4: Yud it was.
Speaker 10: We can talk about that quickly and I'll definitely want
Speaker 10: to go more into that on next hour. But yeah,
Speaker 10: gunman is still at large after allegedly fate shooting, fatally
Speaker 10: shooting five people, including an eight year old, in Cleveland,
Speaker 10: Texas home after a Friday night rampage that started with
Speaker 10: a noise complaint about gunfire. Now the suspect, identified as
Speaker 10: thirty eight year old Francesca or a Pizza, was apparently
Speaker 10: shooting a rifle in his yard when neighbors asked him
Speaker 10: to stop because a baby was trying to sleep. He responded,
Speaker 10: I'll do what I want to do in my front yard,
Speaker 10: and then the suspect began to open fire on the neighbors.
Speaker 10: Now five people ages twenty five, twenty one, thirty one,
Speaker 10: eighteen and eight were killed. Some reports say it was
Speaker 10: a nine year old and some say eight. C and
Speaker 10: N reported eight, but suspect is still on the loose
Speaker 10: and considered armed and dangerous. To date, there has been
Speaker 10: one hundred and seventy four mass shootings and this year alone,
Speaker 10: and again, a mass shooting is defined by at least
Speaker 10: four or more people who have been killed, not including
Speaker 10: the shooter.
Speaker 1: Well, we're gonna have to learn to walk and chew
Speaker 1: gun at the same time, because this is definitely a
Speaker 1: mass shooting situation. But at some point we got to
Speaker 1: start having a conversation about mental health as well, because
Speaker 1: that's not normal for a neighbor to walk over ask
Speaker 1: you to stop shooting, and then that person come over
Speaker 1: and kill all of those people. That's not normal, y'all, Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: y'all can keep trying to say that's just all about guns,
Speaker 1: but it's not just guns in that situation.
Speaker 7: Well, what's lngal chae man? You can you can't even
Speaker 7: turn into the wrong driveway now. I've made the wrong
Speaker 7: turn and many times and just turn it into people
Speaker 7: driveway to turn around and go back out. You can't
Speaker 7: do that now because if you're driving the wrong driveway
Speaker 7: now you could get shot.
Speaker 9: Bring the wrong doorbell?
Speaker 7: Was it.
Speaker 5: Was it a AR fifteen that the man used?
Speaker 4: Yes, it did not.
Speaker 9: It was okay?
Speaker 1: They said, well, I don't rightful. It was right I
Speaker 1: thought they said he had a fifteen. I thought I
Speaker 1: read that it was I.
Speaker 7: That is what's the most baffling thing about this country.
Speaker 7: Y'all want to cancel books that will teach us history,
Speaker 7: but keep selling weapons that make us history. I'm sorry
Speaker 7: you're worried about me having a top and the bottom
Speaker 7: that don't match.
Speaker 1: Good God, but it's just it's just something that caused
Speaker 1: that person to mentally snap. That's not normal for somebody
Speaker 1: just to go kill a whole family just because they
Speaker 1: got asked to stop shooting their gun.
Speaker 4: Not at all.
Speaker 3: And that is Front Page News we'll see the movie
Speaker 3: absolutely all right, Now get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five one five to one.
Speaker 5: It don't come off.
Speaker 3: If you need to phone lines or wide open. Let
Speaker 3: us know how your weekend was. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Ray right, Ray, Yo, Charla, Mae, Jasey.
Speaker 11: What up are we lost?
Speaker 4: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 6: I got an indoor pool Dooroo.
Speaker 4: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 12: Get on the phone right now.
Speaker 4: He'll tell you what it is. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 13: Good morning? This is Telly.
Speaker 2: Hey, good morning.
Speaker 4: Tell you how you feeling.
Speaker 14: I'm feeling better if you guys remember me. I'm the
Speaker 14: one who called about like three weeks ago and I
Speaker 14: just be giving y'all the update and shot at my
Speaker 14: back and it's a business going on.
Speaker 2: You called and you got there was an incident or something.
Speaker 2: You got shot in the back, right.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it's a bulleting this part of my final core.
Speaker 15: No surgery needed.
Speaker 14: It broke my pelvy bone and struck a nerve in
Speaker 14: my left leg. But yeah, I was just calling the
Speaker 14: just give a public thank you to everyone because three
Speaker 14: weeks ago when you sent me the cash up, they
Speaker 14: gave me lunch. I really appreciated. But five minutes after that,
Speaker 14: I dowing the newspaper, my cash up just went to
Speaker 14: going off the hook. I don't want to say how
Speaker 14: much money I got because I know you guys see
Speaker 14: people that want to be calling y'all just for that reason.
Speaker 14: But I just want to give a thank you to everyone.
Speaker 14: And I literally was getting stuff from Houston, from this
Speaker 14: is Orleans everywhere, and everyone telling me they heard me
Speaker 14: from the breakfast club, and I appreciated.
Speaker 1: Look at God, good for you, And that's a beautiful
Speaker 1: thing because so many people are struggling.
Speaker 14: Everything that was needed like there, their money was not.
Speaker 14: I just wanted to let everyone know their money didn't
Speaker 14: go to waste. They went to me getting the paintment.
Speaker 14: I'll really getting cheaper insurance. Before my insurance was one
Speaker 14: hundred dollars every time I go, which is two days
Speaker 14: of the physical therapye. So you guys just literally helped
Speaker 14: me to not lose my car because I don't have
Speaker 14: a job anymore. Three years I was about to go
Speaker 14: into depression. So I just thank you, guys, because there's
Speaker 14: a lot of people out here. Who are you know?
Speaker 14: Flers and skimmers and going through things and these people
Speaker 14: don't know me from anywhere from Florida having people seeing
Speaker 14: me money from New Orleans just because they're supporters of
Speaker 14: you guys and heard my story.
Speaker 15: Though.
Speaker 14: I thank you, mama.
Speaker 4: You have a great week, go right, fantastic, feel better
Speaker 4: as well. Show me.
Speaker 7: I got a boney pickle you. Ever since you've been
Speaker 7: giving up cash ups, I've been calling in to get one.
Speaker 7: You won't answer my calls.
Speaker 4: That's right. As soon as we see playing, we hang up.
Speaker 4: You're making money on that stage. What's your name?
Speaker 14: Sky Blue?
Speaker 4: Off your chest?
Speaker 16: So I'm going off the chest.
Speaker 17: I've been married to someone for around three months and
Speaker 17: they were just exposed on Facebook lives the other day
Speaker 17: for being in a relationship with a transgender woman. And
Speaker 17: once it came out, he just completely abandoned me and
Speaker 17: his unborn child.
Speaker 18: So I needed to keep that off my chest.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry, Mama, No, it's sutally fine. I'm I'm okay.
Speaker 17: You know, I'm strong Chicago board and I get through it.
Speaker 18: But today your axtep people.
Speaker 12: You know, if people.
Speaker 2: True form you, absolutely right, Well, he's a coward.
Speaker 3: For that, and and and for leaving you in that
Speaker 3: unborn child is a cowardly move and I'm sorry that
Speaker 3: you got to deal with it.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry that we got to talk about.
Speaker 4: This on a Monday.
Speaker 12: No, I'm good.
Speaker 4: You know, life lessons, all right, mama, Will you have
Speaker 4: a go with Wow.
Speaker 7: Men that like trans women when that when that's it
Speaker 7: gets to scratch it. They got to scratch that itch.
Speaker 7: When they get that, they have to scratch it. It's
Speaker 7: the truth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you can scratch that is but you ain't
Speaker 2: got to leave the you know he's married. You're leaving
Speaker 2: your wife and president.
Speaker 7: And so they let me just say this that so
Speaker 7: many men who like trans women, uh and are in
Speaker 7: relationships with biological women because they can't go They feel
Speaker 7: that they don't feel they can safely go to this
Speaker 7: woman and say, hey, I'm having these desires in the.
Speaker 2: Fact that he left she said he left transport chet.
Speaker 4: But he's just a Cheatah, he just wanted.
Speaker 7: No, it's a different thing about cheating, and you can
Speaker 7: cheat with another woman didn't get the same thing. He
Speaker 7: cheated for something else. A stick ain't gonna never be
Speaker 7: a stone. Let's just talk about it. So he that
Speaker 7: desire that he had another woman could not give him.
Speaker 7: He had to go and get a special woman. And well,
Speaker 7: I'm gonna leave all the stick talk to you. God,
Speaker 7: I'll hit you know about it?
Speaker 3: Say you say is an unborn child? That's what all
Speaker 3: I was saying. But get it off your chest. Every
Speaker 3: time I say that, Flaming Row looks down eight hundred
Speaker 3: Flaming Row, I'll guess holds his Here is the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning the Breakfast Club. This is your time to
Speaker 3: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eighty five
Speaker 3: five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this? Hello? Ain Chaving? Get it off your chest.
Speaker 4: I just want to say my birthday. Well, good morning
Speaker 4: to y'all.
Speaker 1: Flame Charlamaine, every big fan of the show listening every morning.
Speaker 4: Happy born day. Brother, appreciate it, man.
Speaker 12: I love the show.
Speaker 4: Man y'all get me through a lot of my days. Man,
Speaker 4: how old are you today? Brother?
Speaker 12: I turned forty?
Speaker 4: Hey forty club?
Speaker 12: Yes, yes, sir, no bulls. Ready for this weekend?
Speaker 1: My family we going to Miami and get a bunch
Speaker 1: of me and my family and my friends going to Miami.
Speaker 12: Turn up down there in three oh five.
Speaker 2: All right, how fun to be sat down there.
Speaker 4: Appreciate it, man, nank it for me. Good God, I'm
Speaker 4: coming down there getting naked for me. Hey, hello this Matthew.
Speaker 2: Hey Matthew, get off your chest.
Speaker 19: What's good?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I mean we move.
Speaker 20: We moved to a system now where everyone's paying. Uh,
Speaker 20: you know with your phone, but you know with at
Speaker 20: dinner when you throw down, the cash is all dead.
Speaker 20: But now you tell people I got you, I got you,
Speaker 20: I know and paid you anymore.
Speaker 1: Huh why are you saying you asking for money or
Speaker 1: you actually was supposed to be paid something.
Speaker 20: Now we went on to let out to dinner and
Speaker 20: everyone's like, yeah, I got you.
Speaker 2: I'm a venmou o oh yeah.
Speaker 5: So when it's a group, see, I don't like that.
Speaker 5: I would rather just cover it.
Speaker 7: I only like the one bill because you know, as
Speaker 7: us as black folks, they we'll go out, it'll be
Speaker 7: six of us. They bring seven checks. You had extra ice?
Speaker 7: Oh no, just bring one check that I'll just covered.
Speaker 7: So he's saying that. Everybody say I almost put my
Speaker 7: party in and then he never get it. They wouldn't
Speaker 7: get it from the table till you got it. You
Speaker 7: gotta be a little more diligent. You gotta be a
Speaker 7: little more stern.
Speaker 20: You too nice, I know, you know these days it
Speaker 20: makes it sound mad cheap if you start hounding people.
Speaker 4: So it's like whatever, it's light and I would flame.
Speaker 3: You're not leaving this now? Oh you want me to pay,
Speaker 3: Let's pay right now. When I get the money, I'll paid.
Speaker 3: Sending that twenty five dollars over, send that ten dollars over.
Speaker 5: You gotta be you gotta stand on it or stand
Speaker 5: in it, stand around or do something.
Speaker 4: All right, well, you have a go one. Sorry, bro
Speaker 4: too right, Jesus, get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred and five eighty five, one oh five one.
Speaker 3: Now when we come back, we got your rumor report.
Speaker 3: We gotta talk t I and Boosy. They ran into
Speaker 3: each other at the airport, and I will discuss what
Speaker 3: happened to the whole. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 3: the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Everybody's d j n V.
Speaker 3: Charlamagnea gud. We are the breakfast Club. We got flaming
Speaker 3: row here.
Speaker 4: Our guest co hosts. Hey, hey, hey, hey hey.
Speaker 2: And let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Boosy.
Speaker 4: Call out a name or you gossip chatting. This is
Speaker 4: the rumor report.
Speaker 21: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: This is where the tea spells right right on the
Speaker 4: breakfast club. Now.
Speaker 3: T I and Boosy warranty and eye to eye. In
Speaker 3: the last couple of months they were supposed to actually
Speaker 3: do an album. T I was doing an interview and
Speaker 3: he talks about telling on his cousin that passed away,
Speaker 3: and Boosy didn't like it, and Boosey called him a
Speaker 3: snitch that he wasn't gonna put the album out and
Speaker 3: to the world it seems like they had problems. Well,
Speaker 3: they ran into each other recently in the airport and
Speaker 3: here's Boosy talking about what they discussed.
Speaker 22: It just went like to bosses of Hallic Man, like,
Speaker 22: first of all, you know, like we got kids who
Speaker 22: love each other though you know, and uh, first you
Speaker 22: won't agree. And we was going back and forth, and
Speaker 22: you know, he spoke how he felt, I spoke I
Speaker 22: felt and uh he felt me and I felt him,
Speaker 22: and uh, you know I.
Speaker 4: Gave him apology. Apologies.
Speaker 22: Yeah, I gave him apology, you know, because after we
Speaker 22: kept going back and forth, you know, like, you know,
Speaker 22: the things he was doing for me in my life
Speaker 22: at the time, I kind of felt bad he was,
Speaker 22: you know, he was doing some real helping me in
Speaker 22: a lot of ways. But uh, I still told him
Speaker 22: I stand on what I stand on, and uh when
Speaker 22: he explained it to me.
Speaker 4: Uh we got by it. Man.
Speaker 1: I'm glad Boozy said that because I feel like Boozy
Speaker 1: is way more solid uh than he was when he
Speaker 1: expressed expressed his feelings about what t I said in
Speaker 1: the live TV interview. Because at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: if you got a relationship with somebody and you and
Speaker 1: somebody are actually cool, pick up the phone and have
Speaker 1: that conversation with him if you feel the way I
Speaker 1: feel like. You know, Boosie was performing for the Internet
Speaker 1: when he was on a glad TV and he said
Speaker 1: that about so I'm glad he apologized.
Speaker 4: That was great.
Speaker 7: Boosie is a man. Let me tell yourself. I like Boosie.
Speaker 7: When I came on here the last time and Boosie
Speaker 7: was on here with me, the community handed for a
Speaker 7: picture or he and I took that picture, but he
Speaker 7: was so pleasant to me. Had he been rude or whatever,
Speaker 7: we would have told the breakfast club up. But he
Speaker 7: was pleasant to me, and I treat you the way
Speaker 7: you treated me. But they had a maildown. I'm glad
Speaker 7: they I'm sitting back on that part where he said
Speaker 7: I was feeling him and he was feeling me.
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh, I should have been there. That's not
Speaker 4: what he meant. I can tell what he meant, god studying,
Speaker 4: fantasy laying.
Speaker 3: But I'm glad they did have a conversation. That's the
Speaker 3: biggest thing. That is how you men things. You have
Speaker 3: to talk to each other.
Speaker 7: We just said, all this internet and the likes and
Speaker 7: you don't even know each other, and then when you
Speaker 7: sit down face to face, all of the resolve can happen.
Speaker 7: But you know, it's the beef and the internet and
Speaker 7: the likes, and I got this many people follow me.
Speaker 7: That's more juicy.
Speaker 1: You're ruined in great relationships with people that don't even
Speaker 1: care nothing about you. You were about that social media
Speaker 1: crowd and you're worried about performing for them. So you're
Speaker 1: gonna throw somebody that you actually have a real relationship
Speaker 1: with under the bus for them, nah Mann.
Speaker 3: Now also remember ex Boston Celtics coach I'm gonna say
Speaker 3: his name wrong.
Speaker 15: Was it?
Speaker 4: Email you doke? Okay?
Speaker 3: Email you dokay. You know he's now with the Houston Rockets.
Speaker 3: He had a press conference and Steven A. Smith didn't
Speaker 3: like how that press conference went down. He felt he
Speaker 3: should apologize to Nia Long. We don't got the audio
Speaker 3: of Steven A.
Speaker 4: Smith.
Speaker 2: Nah, well, it's hard not to do the story if
Speaker 2: you ain't got the audio. Stephen A.
Speaker 4: Smith wild No, no, great, great, great great? Did they
Speaker 4: know he was doing this story? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Well he kind of wild done and said, I'm
Speaker 3: standing up for my sister. How come nobody thought about
Speaker 3: the sister? How come they just let her out there
Speaker 3: standing on her own.
Speaker 2: I will always defend her. I will defend her on
Speaker 2: this issue.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't want to talk about it. I don't even
Speaker 1: want to talk about it. If you don't got stephen A. Smith,
Speaker 1: I don't want to talk about it.
Speaker 4: And I don't hear it. No, find something else to
Speaker 4: talk about. All right?
Speaker 3: Well, tonight the twenty twenty three and met galap Now
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Speaker 3: he was one of the costume. I was gonna say costume,
Speaker 3: but one of the designers for Chanelle. So today everybody's
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Speaker 3: to Tianna Taylor or you go on Flame Morrow.
Speaker 7: I was not invited, but I swear I wish I
Speaker 7: could go good guy I would wear. I would just
Speaker 7: go niked. Oh my god, I would upset the whole place.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't that defeat the whole purpose because don't you don't
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Speaker 1: fashion house, fashion designers.
Speaker 4: I will put his car for my head and that
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Speaker 3: All right, Well that is your room or report and
Speaker 3: we're gonna talk about this next hour. We're gonna open
Speaker 3: up the phone lines eight hundrink five eight five one
Speaker 3: oh five one.
Speaker 2: We want to know your thoughts.
Speaker 4: Ebony K.
Speaker 3: Williams Friends to the room had a conversation with Ian
Speaker 3: Love von Zant now went everywhere.
Speaker 2: It was a relationship conversation. Uh, and this is where
Speaker 2: it went.
Speaker 6: Would you date a bus driver? Would you date if
Speaker 6: he owns the bus? If he owns it, If he
Speaker 6: owns the bus, that's my problem. That's a problem.
Speaker 23: That's a problem because the standards and requisite and now
Speaker 23: I'm not talking about him laying on his sofa playing
Speaker 23: video games all day. I'm not talking about that. But
Speaker 23: the standards and the criteria that we use to measure
Speaker 23: men is off for who we are as women and
Speaker 23: who they are in the society. I would date a
Speaker 23: bus driver if he was if he loved driving the bus,
Speaker 23: if he was a man of integrity, if he was
Speaker 23: good to his mama, if he treated me well.
Speaker 6: I would date a bus.
Speaker 3: We're gonna talk about that next hour. Eight hundred five
Speaker 3: eight five one oh five to one. Ebany also sat
Speaker 3: down with Teslain figure over after Front Page News. Tessa's
Speaker 3: gonna talk about her speaking to Ebony about this as well.
Speaker 3: But we want your thoughts. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 3: one oh five to one. Front page News is next.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast club. Good morning, putting everybody's dj n
Speaker 3: ev Charlamagne the God. We are the breakfast club. Now
Speaker 3: it's time for some front page news, Tesla and.
Speaker 4: Figure you back with us. I'm back with you.
Speaker 2: Pay it all right, let's start with some sports.
Speaker 4: My heat, my heat. My Knicks lost to exactly.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you finally admitting the truth that you ain't
Speaker 1: nothing but a team d hop I am.
Speaker 4: Now you DJ on one or two parties in Miami.
Speaker 4: Now in your heat. I'm the nixt my Knicks. I
Speaker 4: want to say my knee, you got a next jersey?
Speaker 3: Got next jersey on? My knicks lost to the Heat
Speaker 3: one wait, one o one. The Nuggets beat the Southern
Speaker 3: one twenty five, one oh seven, and the Warriors beat
Speaker 3: the Kings one twenty one hundred. Steph Curry had fifty.
Speaker 1: Dropping the clues boss to Steph Curry, the first person
Speaker 1: to ever scored fifty points in the game seven.
Speaker 4: But I'm gonna say it till I'm blue in the face.
Speaker 1: And I've said just before Steph Curry is absolutely the
Speaker 1: second greatest basketball player I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 4: But can we give a shout out to Lebron James?
Speaker 7: What we're giving out because he did he scored thirty
Speaker 7: eight points or he scored like twenty point eight years
Speaker 7: old and they wasn't expecting that.
Speaker 4: So I still Lebron is still great to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's gonna be Lebron and Steph next round. And
Speaker 1: I think that you know, y'all making this, y'all y'all
Speaker 1: overhype in this situation. You know, y'all saying things like, oh,
Speaker 1: the rivalry, the last time we're gonna see Broun and Steph. Uh.
Speaker 1: Steph Curry has owned Lebron James in the playoffs. Shaw,
Speaker 1: He's fifteen and seven against Lebron in the playoffs and
Speaker 1: more importantly, three and one against Lebron in the NBA finals.
Speaker 4: Okay, just want to put that out there.
Speaker 7: Goodness all right, Well, Howard Cosell, Howard Cosell just giving
Speaker 7: you all the sports stats.
Speaker 4: Charlotte sit on that side. Come on, Vy, what was
Speaker 4: we talking about?
Speaker 10: Yeah, Nikki Haley is throwing shade at President Biden. She
Speaker 10: said he will likely die within five years.
Speaker 17: UH.
Speaker 10: The White House Position released a memo and his finding
Speaker 10: state that despite President Biden being treated for acid reflux
Speaker 10: spinal art writers in high cholesterol, that Biden's help is
Speaker 10: stable and declared him a healthy, vigorous eighty year old
Speaker 10: male who exercises at least five days a week. But
Speaker 10: Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley is not buying it. He
Speaker 10: predicts that he will possibly die before the end of
Speaker 10: his second term. Take a listen, we'll talk about it
Speaker 10: on the other side.
Speaker 24: You know, he's announced his you know that he's running
Speaker 24: again in twenty twenty four. And I think that we
Speaker 24: can all be very clear and say with a matter
Speaker 24: of fact that if you vote for Joe Biden, you
Speaker 24: really are counting on a president Harris, because the idea
Speaker 24: that he would make it until eighty six years old
Speaker 24: is not is not something that I think is likely.
Speaker 1: I mean, the average age for a man is what
Speaker 1: seventy three seventy four years old, so he's already over
Speaker 1: exceeded that by at least by about seven years years.
Speaker 2: So I mean, you know, yeah, I mean, but that
Speaker 2: is something to think about.
Speaker 3: When you're thinking about the president, like you said, it's
Speaker 3: seventy four point five is the average age of a
Speaker 3: man in the US, And that is something like you said,
Speaker 3: he's gonna be up there in age and at that time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: there are a lot of healthy individuals that are old,
Speaker 3: but there's also a lot of people that start getting
Speaker 3: to mention can't drive in so many different things. If
Speaker 3: the doctor Saint Joe Biden is okay, do we believe him?
Speaker 3: I mean, because you know, I just.
Speaker 1: I just don't like playing the death card with people,
Speaker 1: because that could happen to any of us, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean.
Speaker 4: Will and will and will. And here's the irony.
Speaker 7: She got a lot of nerves because Don Lemy got
Speaker 7: handed his behind on CNN because he said she wasn't
Speaker 7: in her prime.
Speaker 5: But now she want to say somebody gonna die.
Speaker 4: He lost his job and she gonna lose hers. I'm
Speaker 4: just asking because she did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think I don't think that was that's
Speaker 1: a fiable offense. I mean, I don't even know how
Speaker 1: does Nikki Heller can't lose her job unless you not.
Speaker 7: Well, she ain't gonna get the job because she damn
Speaker 7: she ain't gonna win. I don't know she ain't gonna win.
Speaker 4: I don't think I've seen stranger things happen. Yeah, me too,
Speaker 4: But she ain't gonna win. Uh yeah.
Speaker 5: If it's if it's a man, he could be unattractive.
Speaker 5: But if it's a woman, she gotta be pretty.
Speaker 4: And so what are you saying? Claim if you didn't.
Speaker 5: Catch that, don't know what put your catches been on?
Speaker 5: Pretty get away with a lot of things that we
Speaker 5: will never.
Speaker 4: Get away with you claim. I want you to know
Speaker 4: that comment is worse than Don Levon saying she passed
Speaker 4: up front.
Speaker 7: I don't work to see it in but they you
Speaker 7: got a position up it and be called me because,
Speaker 7: like I said, ladies.
Speaker 2: Now got the White House corresponded in the too.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Meanwhile, well, Nikki Haley was throwing shave. President Biden was
Speaker 10: joking at the White House. Corresponded Dinner, the annual dinner
Speaker 10: hosted inside the Washington Hillton, drew thousands of guests in
Speaker 10: support of the freedom of press, something called something Biden
Speaker 10: called the pillar of free society, not the enemy.
Speaker 9: Here are a few moments. Take a listen, we'll talk
Speaker 9: about it. On the other side.
Speaker 4: You are trying to erase black people. A lot of
Speaker 4: black people.
Speaker 25: Wouldn't mind some of that erasure as long as that
Speaker 25: black person is Clarence Thomas. A billionaire name Harlan Crowe
Speaker 25: is flying Clarence Thomas all over the world on unrecorded
Speaker 25: trips like an Instagram.
Speaker 4: Model taking Clarence to the Maldi's and the beaches, and
Speaker 4: all pay for us mama's house.
Speaker 25: This billionaire pay for Clarence Thomas mama's house. I gotta
Speaker 25: give it up to billionaires. Y'all always come up with
Speaker 25: something new to buy. This man bought a Supreme Court justice.
Speaker 25: Do you understand how rich you have to think to
Speaker 25: buy a Supreme a black one. On top of that,
Speaker 25: there's only two in stock, and Harlan crow owns.
Speaker 4: Half the inventory.
Speaker 25: We can all see Clarence Thomas, but he belongs to
Speaker 25: billionaire Harlan Crowe.
Speaker 4: And that's what an NFT is. We all just did
Speaker 4: silent over here.
Speaker 7: The communion that wasn't a clip ayble thing because he
Speaker 7: made a comment about drag shows. And when I support
Speaker 7: drag shows one per my tran sisters and brothers, and
Speaker 7: drag artistry ain't never hurt nobody but then he went
Speaker 7: left and said, but the drags don't do nothing at
Speaker 7: the schools. People come and shoot up the kids at
Speaker 7: the schools. And it went real bad, and I like,
Speaker 7: it went really bad.
Speaker 4: What did you say?
Speaker 7: He said that support drag Queen's going to read in schools.
Speaker 7: But because they're not gonna hurt the kids, the kids
Speaker 7: gonna get shot up in school. And it was just
Speaker 7: like over all the whole audience. I was like, Oh
Speaker 7: my god, you won't be invited back to this good Jesus.
Speaker 7: He as bad as uh what's his name? At the
Speaker 7: Golden Globes?
Speaker 4: What was his name?
Speaker 7: Who came out? The comedian Carmichael. Carmichael, let me tell you,
Speaker 7: everybody keep coming out. I'm going back in the class.
Speaker 7: The closet MD. I can hang up my dressing at
Speaker 7: it because anybody came out. Now, somebody do something that
Speaker 7: anybody coming out. I'm going back in the class. There's
Speaker 7: lots of room.
Speaker 4: I can hang on my downs, got my shoes, I
Speaker 4: can put my fans up on the wall. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 4: going back in the class. I can't take you. I
Speaker 4: didn't see Roy's whole commentary. I like royd or Roy funny.
Speaker 4: I like Roy too. I'll be hosting the Daily Show
Speaker 4: the week of May fifteenth, so I'll be I'll be working.
Speaker 7: With you to see you on that show. Make man
Speaker 7: oh edm man.
Speaker 4: I forgot about Ed mc mann man. They never had
Speaker 4: that on that show though. That's okay. We're always doing
Speaker 4: something new. We always have. We have were cancers. We
Speaker 4: always do new. That is true. That is true. Don't
Speaker 4: be forgetting Charlemagne and stuff. Come on, do I ever
Speaker 4: forget you flame? Yes?
Speaker 26: You do?
Speaker 4: You like that?
Speaker 7: You took that edible? Edibles is the Joe Biden. You
Speaker 7: don't get the job done, but you ain't gonna remember it.
Speaker 1: You co hosting the Breakfast Club this morning, You've co
Speaker 1: hosted my late night show.
Speaker 4: Hell of a week like stop Flame, no star flame,
Speaker 4: and don't stop called start flame? My goodness, a contract?
Speaker 4: Let me start now?
Speaker 19: That is.
Speaker 1: The road.
Speaker 3: Yes, now, let's open up the phone lines eight hundred
Speaker 3: and five eighty five, one oh five to one. Evany
Speaker 3: K Williams was having a conversation with Ian levon Zant
Speaker 3: and this is what she said during this conversation.
Speaker 27: Would you date a bus driver if he owns the bus,
Speaker 27: if he owns it. If he owns the bus, that's
Speaker 27: that's the problem.
Speaker 23: That's a problem because the standards and requisite and I'm
Speaker 23: not talking about him laying on his sofa playing video
Speaker 23: games all day. I'm not talking about that. But the
Speaker 23: standards and the criteria that we use to measure men
Speaker 23: is off for who we are as women and who
Speaker 23: they are in this society. I would date a bus
Speaker 23: driver if he was if he loved driving the bus,
Speaker 23: if he was a man of integrity, if he was
Speaker 23: good to his mama, if he treated me well.
Speaker 6: I would dat a bus.
Speaker 4: Salute all the bus drivers out there for us this morning.
Speaker 7: And you know, Boris Kocho played a bus driver in
Speaker 7: one of Tyler Perry's movies. If a bus drivers look
Speaker 7: like that, I date a bus driver. I dated the
Speaker 7: bus and see and she brought that up.
Speaker 10: She said, y'all been watching too many tyle paramoves. Bus
Speaker 10: drivers cheaked too. I mean, we had a really good conversation.
Speaker 2: About it, and that comes out Win, It's out.
Speaker 10: On my Instagram and then we're uploading to the podcast
Speaker 10: on Thursday. But you know, the most important thing that
Speaker 10: people remember is again, almost forty percent of black men
Speaker 10: ate forty percent of Black men are in blue collar jobs.
Speaker 10: Black women are the only women who dy, marry, and
Speaker 10: partner with our race more than any other race. So
Speaker 10: the idea that black women don't want to date blue
Speaker 10: collar guys, that's what people heard when she said that,
Speaker 10: and that's just simply the facts suggests otherwise, her personal
Speaker 10: preference is completely different than what the majority of Black
Speaker 10: women do.
Speaker 9: I married a mechanic, so it's not true.
Speaker 10: What I don't like is the generalization that, oh, you know,
Speaker 10: that's what's wrong with black women, and that's why black women.
Speaker 9: It's just not true.
Speaker 10: When we look at the facts, we look at the stats,
Speaker 10: we look at the data, we date and married blue
Speaker 10: collar men.
Speaker 4: We just do.
Speaker 1: I think the problem with the conversation was that they
Speaker 1: were speaking in both generalizations and preferences, all in the
Speaker 1: same breath. You know what I'm saying, So Evan, he
Speaker 1: started talking about generalizations, but then Ayanla asked her about
Speaker 1: a preference, and then Iana went back to talk talking
Speaker 1: about generalizations.
Speaker 4: You know, the reality of the situation is, if you.
Speaker 1: Don't want to date a bus driver or you don't
Speaker 1: want to date a blue collar worker, all you doing
Speaker 1: is making your your pickings even slimmer and right.
Speaker 9: And she was very clear about that. She said she
Speaker 9: understands that it limits her.
Speaker 10: What she has said on the Reference Club multiple times,
Speaker 10: she says that she understands it may not you know,
Speaker 10: she may not ever get a husband, but that is,
Speaker 10: you know, her choice. She also pointed out that her
Speaker 10: mother was a bus driver, so she never said that
Speaker 10: bus driving was bad and that all those you know,
Speaker 10: anybody that's a bus driver's trash. But it was very
Speaker 10: important that we understand, you know, like the whole you know,
Speaker 10: the whole concept of what she was talking about. And again,
Speaker 10: when you hear a thirty second clip, you know, people
Speaker 10: run with that, and so they felt insulted. And so
Speaker 10: my point is, guys, when you hear somebody say something
Speaker 10: on social media, don't internalize that. You know that she's
Speaker 10: one black woman, not all black women feel that way.
Speaker 10: Remember what your mother said to you as a black woman,
Speaker 10: or a grandmother, or your aunt or your wife. Remember
Speaker 10: the things they said to you, not with a random
Speaker 10: strain you you've never met in life, said to you.
Speaker 5: My mom told me to stand her dresses. My mama
Speaker 5: told me to steal her dresses.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five eighty five one oh five one. We're
Speaker 3: talking Ebany k Williams fan Zant.
Speaker 2: What do you think is the breakfast club? Good morning
Speaker 2: the breakfast club.
Speaker 28: It's topic time call eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 28: oh five one to join into the discussion with.
Speaker 4: The breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Now, if you're just joining us, we're talking about a
Speaker 3: conversation that ebie K Williams had with Ian von Zant.
Speaker 3: Now it was about relationships. It was about dating a
Speaker 3: bus driver. And this is how the conversation played out.
Speaker 6: Would you date a bus driver? Would you date if
Speaker 6: he owns the bus? If he owns it. If he
Speaker 6: owns the bus, that's that's a problem.
Speaker 23: That's a problem because the standards and requisite and I'm
Speaker 23: not talking about him laying on his sofa playing video
Speaker 23: games all day.
Speaker 6: I'm not talking about that.
Speaker 23: But the standards and the criteria that we use to
Speaker 23: measure men is off for who we are as women
Speaker 23: and who they are in this society. I would date
Speaker 23: a bus driver if he was if he loved driving
Speaker 23: the bus, if he was a man of integrity, if
Speaker 23: he was good to his mama, if he treated me well.
Speaker 23: I would data bus.
Speaker 3: So we're asking eight hundred and five eight five one
Speaker 3: oh five to one, what are your thoughts?
Speaker 7: Start with you flavoring rob, I definitely did a bus driver.
Speaker 7: I would you let me tell you something envy. I
Speaker 7: just want I like people who like me for who
Speaker 7: I am. So I'm gonna accept you for who you
Speaker 7: are and if we get along, well, it's not only
Speaker 7: just about money, especially at my age. I just want
Speaker 7: somebody that makes me happy and that I like because
Speaker 7: I'm a cancer and cancer July.
Speaker 4: Cancers don't like everybody. We just don't. So if I
Speaker 4: like you, then that's good, good for me.
Speaker 7: But some of these women's standards to be so high,
Speaker 7: and they have all these high standards for other people,
Speaker 7: but then they standards be low. They don't keep a
Speaker 7: clean house and our good cooks. I say say that, Yeah,
Speaker 7: they might be making money, but the other things be lackluster.
Speaker 7: So don't be asking me to do all this extra.
Speaker 7: And you ain't did no extra.
Speaker 3: I do believe in love, and I do believe in
Speaker 3: and sometimes you don't know where that's gonna come from.
Speaker 3: It It could come from a bus driver and come
Speaker 3: from a sanitation whek. It could come from a nail technician.
Speaker 3: But I also would say that people have the right
Speaker 3: to choose who they want to date and who they
Speaker 3: want to talk to. And if somebody says, look, I
Speaker 3: want to talk I don't want to talk to this
Speaker 3: type of person, I don't. I don't think that they
Speaker 3: should be, you know, ridiculed. Like there's a lot of
Speaker 3: people that says, you know what, I'm black and I
Speaker 3: don't want to talk to a white person, or I'm
Speaker 3: white and I don't want to talk to a black person,
Speaker 3: or whatever it may be. Or I don't want to
Speaker 3: talk to a person that credit score is this. I
Speaker 3: can't be mad at their preference.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you something.
Speaker 7: The way it was raining here in New York last night,
Speaker 7: your full one K wasn't gonna hold me. I needed
Speaker 7: somebody to put their arm around me and make me
Speaker 7: feel safe. The way it was storming here, like fat man, fat,
Speaker 7: Oh you almost got I would throw this spang absolutely not.
Speaker 7: I said, hold me hopeful, Oh one K can't hold me.
Speaker 7: A whole man million dollars can't hold me. You may
Speaker 7: have it in the bank, but it can't make me
Speaker 7: feel safe. And a lot of people miss that because
Speaker 7: we sow on monetary gain. We saw on material things
Speaker 7: that you miss.
Speaker 4: Love. Love is free if it's good love that Charlamagne,
Speaker 4: I mean it's three things for me.
Speaker 1: I mean, Number one, if you don't want to date
Speaker 1: a blue collar man from the working class, and you're
Speaker 1: just making your pickings very very very slim. Okay, because
Speaker 1: they called a one percent the one percent for a reason,
Speaker 1: that's number one. Number Two, whatever you want to mate,
Speaker 1: you should already be. So if you want a rich man,
Speaker 1: you better be rich yourself. That's that's how I feel.
Speaker 1: And third and most important, what happened to love?
Speaker 4: That's what happened? What happened to connecting with somebody's energy.
Speaker 1: I think we're looking for all the wrong tangibles and
Speaker 1: people and they're all superficial, these things that people are
Speaker 1: looking for. If you're going to make the commitment to
Speaker 1: spend the rest of your life with a person, trust me,
Speaker 1: it's going to take way more than money. You know,
Speaker 1: does this person make you happy? Does this person make
Speaker 1: you laugh? As Flame said, does this person make you
Speaker 1: feel protected?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean? Like that's why that's why
Speaker 4: in wedding they stay through which rich or poor? But
Speaker 4: money comes in money, go money, comes in money, goals
Speaker 4: man word up. See.
Speaker 7: I think both of y'all can say that because both
Speaker 7: of y'all have beautiful wives. I met Charlot main wife
Speaker 7: in twenty nineteen at tifty had his birthday party, and
Speaker 7: g was on here last week, and Gia is beautiful.
Speaker 7: That's why y'all got all those kids. Y'all can't even
Speaker 7: shower in front of y'all wife. No, good God, no
Speaker 7: it goes down baby.
Speaker 3: Teslam figure O usually leaves at this time, but she
Speaker 3: said no, she's staying aboard now, test, I know you
Speaker 3: got some comments for this one.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, you know, I interviewed Ebonie yesterday on my Instagram.
Speaker 10: Guys, you can certainly go look at the full interview
Speaker 10: at Teslim Figural on Instagram and it will be dropping
Speaker 10: as well on The Straight Shot, No Chase or podcasts
Speaker 10: on Thursday.
Speaker 9: And I wanted to stick around just to make sure
Speaker 9: we had a full conversation.
Speaker 10: You know, with every perspective, and you know, ebone clarified,
Speaker 10: she didn't explain, but we had a you know, she
Speaker 10: went into detail saying that she wasn't speaking for all women,
Speaker 10: but she certainly understands how people perceive that.
Speaker 9: Because she was talking to the masses.
Speaker 10: But you know, the question was asked what she dated
Speaker 10: a bus driver, and Charlamagne just pointed out, whatever you're
Speaker 10: asking someone else you should bring to the table. And
Speaker 10: many would classify Ebony as rich and successful. She's an attorney,
Speaker 10: she's a TV host, she's a celebrity. She makes a
Speaker 10: certain amount of income. She lives in New York, and
Speaker 10: she said that that level of income would not be
Speaker 10: able to sustain her lifestyle.
Speaker 9: But she was not dissing bus drivers. Her mother was
Speaker 9: a bus driver.
Speaker 10: And I just want to say, you know, from my
Speaker 10: perspective as a woman, every woman has a different stage
Speaker 10: in life where she looks for different things. When I
Speaker 10: was married, unfortunately the marriage didn't work out, but I
Speaker 10: married a mechanic. You know, I married a mechanic very young.
Speaker 10: We built together, just similar to Charlemagne and DJMB how
Speaker 10: you built with your wives.
Speaker 9: But looking at Ebanie, who's thirty.
Speaker 10: Nine years old, she's saying, you know, she's looking for
Speaker 10: something different at that age. So love does matter. Sexual attraction,
Speaker 10: physical attraction is actually five attractions. But at the end
Speaker 10: of the day, women are looking for different things. And
Speaker 10: so when you're talking about having a family and trying
Speaker 10: to build that changes, I've already had my child, I.
Speaker 9: Did the marriage, I did the whole thing. So what
Speaker 9: I look for may not be what Evan he looks for.
Speaker 10: And I don't think we should demonize people's individual choice.
Speaker 10: And I just want to say this, brothers, thirty nine
Speaker 10: percent of men black men work in blue collar fields,
Speaker 10: and black women date mary partner with black men more
Speaker 10: than any other race. So we are dating black men,
Speaker 10: we're marrying black men. We're holding black men down. Nobody
Speaker 10: holds black men down more than a black woman. So
Speaker 10: I don't want the conversation to be black men. You know,
Speaker 10: that's what's wrong. Black women don't want to day us
Speaker 10: because that's your said black.
Speaker 4: Woman and holding down the black man and me for
Speaker 4: about thirty years. I'll take it.
Speaker 2: Good morning, good morning, Hey, what's your thoughts, Mama.
Speaker 18: I'm definitely with data best driver, like Ayana said, as
Speaker 18: long as he's hard working and he get up every
Speaker 18: morning and make sure he drives that first twelve.
Speaker 4: Now, so you will, you would't have no problem with it.
Speaker 4: You're about your love.
Speaker 18: I would have no tribal with as well as he's
Speaker 18: an honest man and that's what he does when he
Speaker 18: leaves the house and comes back.
Speaker 4: That's right, y'all. What's what's happening, bro? Tyler? Did I
Speaker 4: just hit water? You taking a shower of bathroom? Nah?
Speaker 12: I was just washing my hands, bro, all right.
Speaker 4: Just making sure. I don't want to make sure you're sanitary. Sanitary.
Speaker 12: I washed my hands before I use the bathroom and after. Okay,
Speaker 12: me too.
Speaker 4: I thought I was the only person that did. I
Speaker 4: always washed my hands before I penis no, no wash
Speaker 4: it before and half? Okay, works up, y'all.
Speaker 2: What's some time to talk to her? What's your thoughts
Speaker 2: on that comment?
Speaker 12: Yo?
Speaker 8: Okay? First off, everybody, Kay Williams is absolutely ridiculous. That
Speaker 8: comment ridiculous. I am so tired of the women out
Speaker 8: here trying to only date the one percent and leave
Speaker 8: all the other good working, hard men out to dry.
Speaker 8: Like there's no reason for her to say you cannot
Speaker 8: date the bus guy because he doesn't own the bus.
Speaker 8: Does she owned everything that she's in as far as
Speaker 8: like her perspective field? Is she the owner or is
Speaker 8: she a worker like these.
Speaker 19: Men out here with hard workers.
Speaker 12: If just as long as we are coming home, we
Speaker 12: going to work, honest, living, standing by a woman we
Speaker 12: love God, that's all that's the matter with him. I
Speaker 12: don't understand about all this money, you know, just one percent.
Speaker 8: Being taken care of.
Speaker 12: I want to do nothing for themself.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're making a good point. I mean that
Speaker 1: was my number two. You know, whatever you want to meet,
Speaker 1: you should already be. So if you want a rich
Speaker 1: man or you want an owner, you know you better hope,
Speaker 1: you better make sure you're rich and you're an owner yourself.
Speaker 4: Not talking about Abonye, but just talking about just people.
Speaker 10: Talking about Ebnye though because he mentioned ebany She is
Speaker 10: rich though, So for him to say all of these
Speaker 10: women want things that they don't have.
Speaker 9: She does have that song. I mean, I don't know,
Speaker 9: I don't know you got I don't know if she
Speaker 9: owns a b but I don't think she owns a
Speaker 9: bus company. See this is what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: Brother that's listening, you know, I hear it's almost like
Speaker 10: he feels personally attacked, and I just want to reiterate
Speaker 10: her personal preference is not an attack on you. There
Speaker 10: is somebody that loves you for you. But everybody has
Speaker 10: the right to want what they want. If I say
Speaker 10: I like tall men, or if somebody says I like
Speaker 10: thick women are skinny women, I don't get offended that
Speaker 10: you like something different other than me. I don't understand
Speaker 10: why people are so pressed by people's personal preference. She's
Speaker 10: not saying everybody should follow her least.
Speaker 1: But she did say that that we are being intellectually
Speaker 1: dishonest if we say that. The problem with that conversation
Speaker 1: is it went from generalization, the preference personal the generalization again.
Speaker 1: No generalization, the preference, the generalization again. That's that was
Speaker 1: the problem with that whole conversation.
Speaker 3: Let's take someone things eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 3: five one, A lot of people on the line, and Charlamane,
Speaker 3: do you feel bad when women say they want tall men?
Speaker 2: They no one short man?
Speaker 4: I'm taking I don't care what y'all want exactly.
Speaker 10: I'm married, right, damn point, And let's point that out
Speaker 10: before we take another call.
Speaker 9: You guys are both married for twenty plus years. Correct?
Speaker 4: Yep?
Speaker 9: So really true?
Speaker 10: Be told this ain't even a conversation y'all really can
Speaker 10: actively participate in because.
Speaker 2: You're not dating the full lines. Let's talk about someone
Speaker 2: when we come back as the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, your opinions.
Speaker 28: To the Breakfast Club top come on eight hundred five one.
Speaker 2: Morning, everybody.
Speaker 3: It's d J n V Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club on b E T. We got our
Speaker 3: guest co host Flea Monroe here. Tessling Figureo is sticking
Speaker 3: around because we having a conversation about Ebonie k Williams.
Speaker 3: She was having a conversation with Ian levon Zan about relationships,
Speaker 3: and this is.
Speaker 4: What she said.
Speaker 27: Would you date a bus driver? Would you date if
Speaker 27: he owns the bus, if he owns it, If he owns.
Speaker 6: The bus, that's that's a problem.
Speaker 23: That's a problem because the standards and requisite and I'm
Speaker 23: not talking about him laying on his sofa playing video
Speaker 23: games all day. I'm not talking about that. But the
Speaker 23: standards and the criteria that we use to measure men
Speaker 23: is off for who we are as women and who
Speaker 23: they are in the society. I would date a bus
Speaker 23: drive if he was if he loved driving the bus,
Speaker 23: if he was a man of integrity, if he was
Speaker 23: good to his mama, if.
Speaker 6: He treated me well. I would dat a bus drive.
Speaker 4: A lot of people don't the line.
Speaker 2: I want to talk eight hundred and five eighty five
Speaker 2: one O five one?
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this faith down?
Speaker 16: Carry it?
Speaker 4: Hey? Faith good?
Speaker 2: Moaning to talk to us? What's your thoughts?
Speaker 13: I wouldn't date a bus driving.
Speaker 16: I had a fall on.
Speaker 4: Kay, let me explain a lot Jesus number one.
Speaker 13: It happens to a woman being the old niggers, stuff
Speaker 13: like that. But you know we're our breadwinners, holding everything down,
Speaker 13: hold the feeling down, hold.
Speaker 18: The kids down.
Speaker 13: And I don't mind holding anyone down if you're in
Speaker 13: college and doing what you have to do.
Speaker 20: But the whole one and that one.
Speaker 18: They sit their ass on.
Speaker 13: Oh sorry, well they sit it behind on.
Speaker 20: The sofa and do all I had in the spot.
Speaker 14: And hill men want to be treated with respect, but
Speaker 14: they don't understand.
Speaker 12: We want to be treated with destructive wealth.
Speaker 13: We got to go get her own nails and her
Speaker 13: own hair done and everything else to take care of
Speaker 13: our alcohol.
Speaker 14: No, absolutely not.
Speaker 1: You know, sorry, if she listened to the whole conversation
Speaker 1: with Evane and I actually said that, damn near verbatim,
Speaker 1: she was like, you know, I ain't talking about the
Speaker 1: guy that's sitting around on the couch playing video games.
Speaker 4: All there are you a hard working, honest man.
Speaker 3: But I also feel like people have to start from someplace, right,
Speaker 3: Like we all started from someplace. I worked at the
Speaker 3: US Open and I grabbed the balls, and then I
Speaker 3: sold T shirt. Excuse me, excuse me, I grabbed balls.
Speaker 3: I did telemarketing like I started, or I started somewhere small,
Speaker 3: and you know, I started to try to work as
Speaker 3: hard as I am. So bus drivers all a great
Speaker 3: job they make, They make good money, they have great
Speaker 3: benefits that I put them in the same bak as
Speaker 3: teachers and police officers their public service.
Speaker 9: Let me ask let me so Andy, let me ask
Speaker 9: you this.
Speaker 10: Let me ask you this question, because again, when I
Speaker 10: was married, I married a mechanic. I owe, were you
Speaker 10: when you started when you were talking about those jobs.
Speaker 2: I started working at sixteen, right.
Speaker 9: So Evan's a thirty nine your old woman.
Speaker 10: So when I met my mechanic ex husband, who was
Speaker 10: a floater and you know, just on an hourly paid
Speaker 10: I was twenty one. A forty year old woman is
Speaker 10: not looking for the same thing you would look for
Speaker 10: at twenty one. So ages things change as you age,
Speaker 10: you're looking for more stability, more things. And again it's
Speaker 10: okay today the blue collar guy just want to put
Speaker 10: that out there. But I also want to say a
Speaker 10: lot of blue collar men Charlemagne and we were talking
Speaker 10: about this earlier, they can be very intimidated by women
Speaker 10: who do make more.
Speaker 9: So I got plenty of girlfriends and say, yeah, all
Speaker 9: date a god it makes less than me.
Speaker 10: But then if I bring him to the White House
Speaker 10: correspondence dinner and he's around other men that maybe you know,
Speaker 10: talk about different things that maybe you know, he's not
Speaker 10: familiar with, a lot of men feel insecure about that.
Speaker 9: And so it makes it even harder for his sisters to.
Speaker 10: Say, hey, you know, I will help you. Bill's let's
Speaker 10: come together, don't It's it's a lot to unpack with
Speaker 10: this question.
Speaker 2: See, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I see I don't agree because see, for me, money
Speaker 3: comes to money goals, right, And at the end of
Speaker 3: the day, I want somebody that's gonna love me regardless,
Speaker 3: Like I don't care if they're rich. I don't care
Speaker 3: if they broke. It's a feeling of love. That's if
Speaker 3: they're a bus driver, if they do nails. I want
Speaker 3: that feeling because money come, money go, I'll take care
Speaker 3: of the money. But if you love me, See you're
Speaker 3: a man.
Speaker 9: See but see you're a man.
Speaker 17: What you do you know?
Speaker 9: But see men look at it that way.
Speaker 10: Men typically do date women are married, merry, women that
Speaker 10: have less stand when a woman is successful, particularly a
Speaker 10: black woman, our dynamics change because the power dynamic changes.
Speaker 10: So we see plenty of men who are multimillionaires that
Speaker 10: day of women that a woman that maybe has less education,
Speaker 10: less money happens all the time. But when the woman
Speaker 10: is a millionaire, our options are very different than.
Speaker 1: What it is for a man. Don't block that's right,
Speaker 1: don't block your blessing. It tests you said something. You
Speaker 1: know when you talk about these millionaires, are you know
Speaker 1: bringing somebody around these millionaires who may not be a millionaire.
Speaker 1: Most every day working class people from the hood are
Speaker 1: way more secure.
Speaker 4: Than these rich ass celebrities.
Speaker 1: Man, these celebrities be so insecure and they egos be
Speaker 1: so fragile. You could take a them from the block
Speaker 1: right now, bring him to the met gallon the night
Speaker 1: and he gonna be the life of the party.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it comes about.
Speaker 18: Let's be clear.
Speaker 9: I'm i date the hood. So let's let's be dated
Speaker 9: straight out the penitentiary.
Speaker 4: And uh. But the point I'm trying to say, together.
Speaker 9: They got the best sex. Just truth be told. But
Speaker 9: I just think it's shaming, you know.
Speaker 10: I find it so interesting because when we had the conversation,
Speaker 10: a lot of men in the comments, white collar men
Speaker 10: with this, blue collar men, blue collar men with this.
Speaker 10: Some men that maybe have felonies and bad records. They
Speaker 10: will call him in the bottom of the barrel. So
Speaker 10: what I see a lot of is a lot of
Speaker 10: men are feeling personally rejected by this, and and they're
Speaker 10: internalizing it.
Speaker 9: And that's what I don't want.
Speaker 23: People to do.
Speaker 4: I don't I don't think it's just men, no test.
Speaker 1: I mean, I see more women standing up for the
Speaker 1: situation than anything, because most of the women that have
Speaker 1: these blue collar men.
Speaker 4: But let's go.
Speaker 3: We got Stephanie on the line. Stephanie, she's a wife
Speaker 3: of a bus driver.
Speaker 15: Go on to Stephanie, Hi, good morning, you know because
Speaker 15: I want to say that, you know, in regards to
Speaker 15: they think.
Speaker 12: About driver, you could live the life.
Speaker 15: You could live anywhere any celebrity to live. I lives
Speaker 15: in Long Island and my husband is the boss driver,
Speaker 15: and the benefits that they give once thing, you could
Speaker 15: be sure you're not going to order I R S
Speaker 15: and you could do all the surgery you want for
Speaker 15: free on their medical benefits.
Speaker 2: She said, all the surgeries you want on the medical benefits.
Speaker 15: Yes, you could literally get a nake over without paying for.
Speaker 2: It on their medical Basically what you're saying, Yes, that's
Speaker 2: what she's saying.
Speaker 4: I'm saying, and I'm so.
Speaker 9: Glad your happiness.
Speaker 10: But Evan's a millionaire woman that made this comment, and
Speaker 10: she just to give her defense. The salary of a
Speaker 10: bus driver doesn't even cover what she owed the I
Speaker 10: R S this year, so that's her preference.
Speaker 4: But that's so funny. She got to pay that bill.
Speaker 4: I'm here for you.
Speaker 2: Does it to fifty fifty with you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I love you.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna support as much as I can.
Speaker 20: But a lot of men don't.
Speaker 10: A lot of men don't feel that way though, guys,
Speaker 10: because y'all not single women out here who are successful.
Speaker 10: She has a different perspective based on her lived experience.
Speaker 9: And again, I.
Speaker 10: Date and marry a man that I may I made
Speaker 10: more than my husband, and that doesn't necessarily mean that
Speaker 10: the marriage is gonna work out. We also have to
Speaker 10: stop this idea that everybody who's a bus driver is
Speaker 10: the perfect man and everybody who's successful is trash and
Speaker 10: not a good man with character and loves God and
Speaker 10: all of those things. You guys are two good men
Speaker 10: that have all of those attributes who are doing very well.
Speaker 10: So we have to stop shaming this. Oh, the bus
Speaker 10: driver is so perfect and the successful man are trash.
Speaker 4: That's not true. I think I don't think nobody said that.
Speaker 1: I think I think Ayana was very Ayana was very
Speaker 1: specific in saying is saying, if you're a bus driver
Speaker 1: who has integrity, if you're a bus driver who's honest,
Speaker 1: if you're a bus driver who loves me.
Speaker 4: She was very specific about that.
Speaker 9: But I'm talking about ms, but I'm talking about the comments.
Speaker 10: But Ebanie also said, all of those things can all
Speaker 10: of those attributes can still be with a man that's successful.
Speaker 10: You can still be successful and have integrity and love
Speaker 10: God and have character.
Speaker 4: That's all all.
Speaker 7: If a man go, she gonna cheat ANYWAYF you don't
Speaker 7: believe me, look at gen Z Washington, Fensis he went
Speaker 7: to work every day on the garbage truck.
Speaker 4: He's still cheated on Veila and had a baby with
Speaker 4: somebody else. I don't care. But it's a real life movie.
Speaker 4: It's still there.
Speaker 7: It's the same thing because they're talking about me and
Speaker 7: cheap baby. Let me tell you something. Lots of me
Speaker 7: and cheap yes even me, and with breasts, lots of
Speaker 7: me and cheat.
Speaker 2: You our last call and what's your what's your thoughts, Brianna,
Speaker 2: my thoughts?
Speaker 13: The man it's all about his character.
Speaker 9: That's it about his character.
Speaker 25: You get that's fine.
Speaker 12: But you know in Phillies, buns and folds are just
Speaker 12: rely knowing to be cheated, So that would be my issue.
Speaker 9: But other than that, no, I don't have a problem
Speaker 9: with that.
Speaker 16: But I'm not a millionaire either, so you know it's different.
Speaker 14: I wouldn't touch the man that came, you know, talking
Speaker 14: to the say, but I make one hundred thousand, he
Speaker 14: makes one hundred thousand, then he can pay.
Speaker 13: You know, the majority of the book.
Speaker 12: So that makes me feel comfortable.
Speaker 2: Got you, Well, what's the will of the story.
Speaker 4: The mail of the story? Is none of y'all gonna
Speaker 4: recognize Jesus when he comes back. Jesus Jesus gonna come back.
Speaker 1: Look, if Jesus come back looking like you look back
Speaker 1: in the day, y'all not gonna give him no shine whatsoever. Okay,
Speaker 1: y'all ain't gonna respect the sandals. Y'all ain't gonna respect
Speaker 1: the little role. Y'all aint gonna want touch to him
Speaker 1: with that garment. He's gonna have to have on designer
Speaker 1: some designer shoes driving the maid back for y'all to
Speaker 1: even recognize him.
Speaker 7: The standards for men are so high. Give me a
Speaker 7: man with a hustle of driving a dream over a
Speaker 7: man with a degree.
Speaker 9: I'll tell you, Yeah, the standards for men are not
Speaker 9: high based on the facts. So that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: We date him in the penitentiary.
Speaker 4: So Emity K.
Speaker 5: Williams says she ain't dating a ton of money.
Speaker 9: That's one lonely a lot. That's one woman.
Speaker 10: The majority of black men. We hold y'all black asses down.
Speaker 10: Are y'all gonna put some respect on black.
Speaker 1: He tells you, right, but you keep you keep saying,
Speaker 1: is one woman, But Evan, he did make it a
Speaker 1: general statement before aster her preference, Before her preference, she
Speaker 1: made it a general statement.
Speaker 9: We got to be able to switch. We got to
Speaker 9: be able to hear when she was asked for her though.
Speaker 1: But but then even after as made it a general
Speaker 1: statement too about women.
Speaker 9: That's a long here to make it a plane statement.
Speaker 4: That was ebony.
Speaker 9: That ain't everybody we date them.
Speaker 10: All Black women hold you down more than anybody. We
Speaker 10: pray more for you, we fight more for you, we
Speaker 10: put our houses up for you.
Speaker 9: We know what you we hold you down. So let's
Speaker 9: not make this about all black women.
Speaker 1: But we know this, and that's why she's receiving. That's
Speaker 1: why she received the black last year received because people
Speaker 1: know that that's not yeah, that's all all right.
Speaker 3: Well, when we come back, we got your room and report.
Speaker 3: We're gonna get into Stephen A. Smith standing up for
Speaker 3: Neil Long. We got the audio in will break that
Speaker 3: down and more on moves to the Breakfast Club on
Speaker 3: b et owning everybody.
Speaker 4: It's the j n V.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the God. We are the breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 3: to the rooms. Now, let's talk Stephen A.
Speaker 4: Smith name or you've got you chatting god. This is
Speaker 4: the rumor report.
Speaker 21: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast store.
Speaker 3: This was the tea spells right yes on the breakfast
Speaker 3: club all right. Now, earlier we were talking about Ema
Speaker 3: A Duque.
Speaker 4: I don't think that's his name, but I don't know.
Speaker 1: But man, if he give him some air freshmer, if
Speaker 1: he's taking the duque, whoever email is he needed some
Speaker 1: man fresh and that he taking the duque.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, he was the coach of the Boston Celtics.
Speaker 3: He was let go and he recently got a job
Speaker 3: with the Houston Rockets, and he was talking about joining
Speaker 3: the Houston Rockets, and Steven A. Smith was upset that
Speaker 3: he did not apologize for embarrassing and cheating on Nia Long.
Speaker 2: This is what Stephen A.
Speaker 29: Smith said, Even if they're not together, that is the
Speaker 29: father of her child. If you mentioned him and another woman,
Speaker 29: inevitably she's.
Speaker 4: Going to come up. How come nobody thought about the sister?
Speaker 4: How come they just left out there standing or home.
Speaker 4: I will always defend her. I will always defend her
Speaker 4: on this issue. It was how could you do that?
Speaker 29: You didn't have to do it that way, but to
Speaker 29: have a press conference and put his tacitly or otherwise
Speaker 29: on front Street. You didn't think about Nia Long at all.
Speaker 29: But you thought about the other woman who purportedly was white.
Speaker 29: And the one woman in this equation who was innocent
Speaker 29: and victimize was not the woman email.
Speaker 4: You Doka was messing around with.
Speaker 6: It was Lei A.
Speaker 18: Long.
Speaker 4: She was the one screwed over Jesus Christ. Even Eh,
Speaker 4: he's angry, he's frustrated.
Speaker 3: When new Ya Long said thank you Steven A. Smith
Speaker 3: for your support. The most disrespected person in America is
Speaker 3: the black woman. Malcolm X.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, I think if you publicly embarrassed your
Speaker 1: significant other, I've seen people apologize for that, like if
Speaker 1: you had a press converse. Yeah, you should apologize to
Speaker 1: the to the mother of your child. If that was
Speaker 1: your I don't think they were married, but you know
Speaker 1: that's your your woman. I could see an apology there, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think because I mean he did talk about it,
Speaker 1: so yeah, I think he should addressed it. I think
Speaker 1: he should apologize. Then he apologized to the boss and
Speaker 1: help the team. I'm not sure I didn't see it.
Speaker 1: I mean, of course he had to apologies us to
Speaker 1: the organization, but he should apologize.
Speaker 4: The thing is, yeah, yeah, you mind us all the
Speaker 4: yelling into screaming, and I don't I agree with stephen A. Yeah,
Speaker 4: he was hostile Steve.
Speaker 1: I mean it sounds like Steven they wanted him to
Speaker 1: have a whole other press conference put in ne a
Speaker 1: Longe situation. I don't know if it required that, but
Speaker 1: I can see him acknowledging it during his apologies to everybody.
Speaker 7: About that whole thing that a brother, a black man
Speaker 7: stood up for a black woman. I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Now, Lorenz Tate, he talks about Hollywood putting more value
Speaker 3: in British black actors than US actors.
Speaker 30: I feel like Hollywood believes there's more value in British
Speaker 30: black actors than they do Black actors, and I think
Speaker 30: a part of it goes into that, oh, they have
Speaker 30: an audience over there, so they translate international. Going back
Speaker 30: to that, what I think is, you know, a hoax
Speaker 30: that we don't sell or we don't we're not valuable,
Speaker 30: So I think they put that in the mix. And
Speaker 30: also I just think Hollywood is just in love with
Speaker 30: the UK and all things you know, British, and so
Speaker 30: I feel like the black American actor is I see
Speaker 30: what that decline is, but you know, weird.
Speaker 3: That was on the Earner Leisure podcast, and of course
Speaker 3: that was my Virgo brother Loren's tape. What's your thoughts
Speaker 3: on that, guys?
Speaker 1: I saw, you know, I saw Alan Hughes on the
Speaker 1: Higher Learning podcast with Van, Leathon and Rachel, and he
Speaker 1: made a good point. He said that, you know, the
Speaker 1: reason he thinks Hollywood is leaning towards those British actors
Speaker 1: because a lot of those actors are trained in the theta,
Speaker 1: you know, so he says he feels like they take
Speaker 1: the craft more serious. He says, he feels like a
Speaker 1: lot of American actors are just focused on being being famous.
Speaker 4: And I thought that was a I thought that was
Speaker 4: a different take, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, also fifty cent congratulations of fifty he bought, you
Speaker 3: ain't as flame with flame thing.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry flame, because you just back past me like
Speaker 7: I was like an asterisk or footnote or something. Don't
Speaker 7: don't make me throw this fan at you.
Speaker 19: Vy.
Speaker 5: I'll fight you, you light skin, I'll fight like skin.
Speaker 5: I won't fight.
Speaker 7: I think I think that Lorenz ty, I don't even
Speaker 7: hear the frustrated. I think Lorenz has been taking Benjamin
Speaker 7: Budd and juice. First of all, he has not aged.
Speaker 7: He looks fantastic, amazing, and he has been a great
Speaker 7: actor since he played old Dog yes way back when
Speaker 7: he was a kid. And I hate that the Rose
Speaker 7: that they're getting, like and I want to say, the
Speaker 7: guy from Snowfall, Indrius, what's his name?
Speaker 4: He gets a lot of roles and I can see
Speaker 4: Lorenz playing those Rose.
Speaker 7: Lorenz is a great actor, but he never to me
Speaker 7: broke out the black acting Arene. I wish he would
Speaker 7: have been able to cross over and he is a
Speaker 7: crossover actor, but he just never got the meaty rolls.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but Lorenz got some legendary rolls.
Speaker 1: No disrespected damnson Nindris, but he should hope to have
Speaker 1: the career that Lorenz.
Speaker 7: No, But I'm not I'm not bashing Lorenz at I'm
Speaker 7: saying I wish that he would have got Rose. That
Speaker 7: would have made him an international star, you know, if
Speaker 7: he was getting those parts. So I get what he's
Speaker 7: saying that there is frustration in Hollywood. Hollywood don't mess
Speaker 7: with me at all. Hollywood petrified me in this truth.
Speaker 7: But I can see the whether Rinz has a gripe
Speaker 7: with that because they are giving a lot of and
Speaker 7: I look, on's the guy from a get Out. He
Speaker 7: gets a lot of roles, and he's a British actor.
Speaker 7: Just elper is a actor, you know.
Speaker 3: And I always wonder if if US actors get parts
Speaker 3: in some of those UK movies or the UK sitcoms.
Speaker 4: I always want to depend.
Speaker 1: Who they are, because you know they alway they always say,
Speaker 1: you know, the black black actors can't sell internationally, which
Speaker 1: is some nonsense.
Speaker 4: So I just think they have a select.
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Speaker 4: That donkey too? Man?
Speaker 1: Four after the hour, Katie Sorenson, she's actually a Karen
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Speaker 1: all women is one of the worst statements ever created.
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Speaker 4: Doesn't mean I'm mean who's getting that donk? That donkey
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Speaker 4: right here to the breakfast club. Bitches, you can call
Speaker 4: me the Donkey of the day, but like I'd mean
Speaker 4: no harm.
Speaker 1: Donkey of to day from Monday May first go to
Speaker 1: thirty one year old Katie Sare and son. Katie is
Speaker 1: actually a Karen Ladies and gettlemen. And she's one of
Speaker 1: the many reasons that believe all women will never be
Speaker 1: an accurate statement because when you say all you have
Speaker 1: to include people like her. Okay, you should listen to
Speaker 1: all women and believe all proof, and Katie is a
Speaker 1: prime example of this. See Katie posted a widely shared
Speaker 1: Instagram video in which she claimed that a Latino couple
Speaker 1: named Sadie Vega Martinez and her husband Eddie Martinez tried
Speaker 1: to kidnap her two children at a Michael's craft store
Speaker 1: in California. Let's go to Good Morning America for the report, please.
Speaker 31: Katie Sorenson told the elaborate lie on a sense deleted
Speaker 31: Instagram video that you just mentioned, claiming a Latino couple
Speaker 31: she described as not clean cut, tried to kidnap her children.
Speaker 4: Monday this week. My children were the targets attempted kidnap.
Speaker 11: Thirty one year old Katie Sorenson, a mom influencer who
Speaker 11: posted beauty and motherhood advice, uploaded this video that was
Speaker 11: viewed more than four million times.
Speaker 1: And I want to share that story with you in
Speaker 1: an effort to raise awareness as.
Speaker 4: To what science to look for.
Speaker 11: Falsely claiming that strangers tried to kidnap her two young
Speaker 11: children on December seventh, twenty twenty.
Speaker 6: The Sonoma County.
Speaker 11: DA's office says the videos were posted about a week
Speaker 11: after Sorenson reported the supposed kidnapping attempt to police. In
Speaker 11: the video, Sorenson described a number of details about the
Speaker 11: alleged incident that hadn't been disclosed to police. The accused couple,
Speaker 11: Sadie and Eddie Martinez, say they actually recognize themselves in
Speaker 11: this photo and came forward to deny Sorenson's claims.
Speaker 9: She wanted a stronger following. She was looking for, you know,
Speaker 9: content for her fame and her income and at our expense.
Speaker 1: Wow, First of all, she can't even lie streat Now.
Speaker 1: I don't put anything past anyone when it comes to crime.
Speaker 4: But we should have.
Speaker 1: Known that story was complete rubbish, hogwash, maloney, and whatever
Speaker 1: other words white women use for nonsense when she said
Speaker 1: that it happened in a Michael's craft store. The only
Speaker 1: people in Michael's are other stretch parents getting materials for
Speaker 1: their kids' school projects. Nobody in Michaels is looking to
Speaker 1: take more kids, Okay, If anything, they're trying to get
Speaker 1: rid of the one they got. All right, Katie, you
Speaker 1: know you put a Latino couple in dangers simply because
Speaker 1: you was trying to get some engagement on Instagram.
Speaker 4: She calls herself one of those mom florencers.
Speaker 1: So you went to Michaels and created a whole story
Speaker 1: about a couple trying to kidnap your kids just for
Speaker 1: likes and retweets, and oh she got them. Over four
Speaker 1: million people watched that video, according to court records. And
Speaker 1: not only does she lie, when officers from the police
Speaker 1: department followed up with her, she actually identified the couple
Speaker 1: from a surveillance video at the Michael Store as the kidnappers.
Speaker 1: That couple fully cooperated with the investigation and denied the
Speaker 1: allegations being made against them. I don't even like the
Speaker 1: fact that they worded it like that in the New
Speaker 1: York Times. Has denied the allegations being made against them. No,
Speaker 1: they told the truth. She lied, fully cooperated with the investigation. No,
Speaker 1: they was asked about a lie that was told on them,
Speaker 1: and they said, what the hell are y'all talking about?
Speaker 1: All right, and Katie is only facing a maximum of
Speaker 1: six months in jail. Her bell was set at one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand, that's not high enough. Does she realize the
Speaker 1: type of lie she told is what got Emmett Till killed?
Speaker 1: Does she realize the type of lie she told is
Speaker 1: why the Central Park I was incarcerated for no damn reason.
Speaker 4: That's why there is no such thing as a little
Speaker 4: white lie. Okay.
Speaker 1: When whites lie, especially on brown and black people, the
Speaker 1: consequences are huge.
Speaker 4: Bigley and Katie, you didn't even think this.
Speaker 1: Through, Okay, to nerve you to accuse this Latino couple
Speaker 1: of attempting to kidnap your kids? And this is another
Speaker 1: reason we should have known she was lying because Latinos
Speaker 1: already have nineteen kids in their own. Why would a
Speaker 1: Latino couple steal a blue eyed man ain't flavor baby
Speaker 1: when they have thirty two hard working brown children of
Speaker 1: their own. Okay, if she really wanted, you know, people
Speaker 1: to believe a Latino couple tried to kidnap her kids,
Speaker 1: she should have said it happened outside of home.
Speaker 4: DEEPO, all the DMV but Michael's craft dot stop it. Okay.
Speaker 4: This woman did all of this just to boost her
Speaker 4: ig following and raise money.
Speaker 1: Just one simple lie on ig got a beautiful Latino
Speaker 1: couple investigated by the police. But y'all really believe this
Speaker 1: society is ready for AI y'all really think this society
Speaker 1: is ready for deep fakes. We don't even know reality
Speaker 1: from fantasy now, yet we have all this new technology
Speaker 1: that is about to make it even worse.
Speaker 4: Please, letry Ma give Katie saurus and the biggest he
Speaker 4: huh he ha he ha.
Speaker 3: You stupid, dumb, very dangerous, very dangerous what a cookie say,
Speaker 3: donkey of other day.
Speaker 5: This is for you, Katie, Cookie Mommy.
Speaker 7: I feel bad for all the people that was following
Speaker 7: and found out how dumb they was because she dumb.
Speaker 4: But y'all dumb with than she is, because y'all following
Speaker 4: a good guy and.
Speaker 1: The fact that she looked at a surveillance video and
Speaker 1: pointed out a couple Sadie Vega Martinez and her husband,
Speaker 1: Daddy Martinez.
Speaker 4: You know what could have happened to those people? Yes,
Speaker 4: right at all? And she only gonna get a maximum
Speaker 4: of six months.
Speaker 3: Come on, stop man, All right, well, thank you for
Speaker 3: that donkey today her and we'll see you guys tomorrow
Speaker 3: on b E T piece. Everybody else, let's open up
Speaker 3: the phone. Lines eight hundred and five eight five one
Speaker 3: five one. Let's talk pd A. You know what PDA
Speaker 3: stands for?
Speaker 4: Uh huh to stand for hey dudes? After the show? No, no, no.
Speaker 3: Public display of affection. Now, this is coming from Tamarl Braxy.
Speaker 3: She was out with her boo, her fiance.
Speaker 4: They were in the car.
Speaker 2: His name is Jr. And they were kissing and her
Speaker 2: son was in the back seat.
Speaker 3: His name is Logan. It was like, what is happening.
Speaker 3: I'm so mad at JR. Right now, So let's talk
Speaker 3: about it. Do you have public display of affection with
Speaker 3: your kids around?
Speaker 2: That is the question. Every time me and my wife kiss,
Speaker 2: my daughter loved and goes like you throwing up.
Speaker 7: Well, I don't have public display of affection in front
Speaker 7: of my children because I don't have a significant other.
Speaker 7: But if you did, would you probably yes, because I
Speaker 7: think that teachers children love, especially when it is affectionate.
Speaker 4: And you see that a husband and wife or the
Speaker 4: partners love each other.
Speaker 7: You know, they displays of affection of you in the kitchen,
Speaker 7: cooking or washing dishes, and your wife come and slap
Speaker 7: you on the butt, and you know, you smile and
Speaker 7: she smiles, and the children see that because kids are sponges,
Speaker 7: so they see everything that's happening.
Speaker 5: They see all the bad, so why wouldn't they see
Speaker 5: the good.
Speaker 7: I mean, you ain't gonna go bust down in front
Speaker 7: of your kids, but of course you're gonna show love
Speaker 7: and affection because when they grow up, when they get
Speaker 7: with their spouses, their significant others.
Speaker 4: You want them to be able to express that same
Speaker 4: kind of love. So they need to see that example.
Speaker 4: But we'll talk.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about it more when we come back, and
Speaker 3: we'll take your phone calls. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 3: one oh five to one. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. It's topic time.
Speaker 28: Called eight hundred five eight five one five one to
Speaker 28: join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Talk about it morning, everybody.
Speaker 3: It's DJ Envy charlamagnea God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We got our guest co host Flea Monroe here and
Speaker 3: we're talking about pd A public display of affection.
Speaker 2: We're asking when you're around your kids, do you show
Speaker 2: pd A?
Speaker 4: That is the question.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 7: I do.
Speaker 2: Me and my wife we show all the PDA hugs.
Speaker 3: Kiss I grab a all the time, but she's cooking
Speaker 3: and clean and she grabs my ass too. Yes, we
Speaker 3: show PDA in front of our kids because, like Blame
Speaker 3: and Rose said earlier, yeah, you want to show that
Speaker 3: because you want to.
Speaker 2: Create that in your kids' lifestyle.
Speaker 3: You don't want to be you don't want to have
Speaker 3: kids that don't show relations, don't show love, don't show
Speaker 3: the fact that they can, you know, be vulnerable with somebody.
Speaker 3: So we do that in our family plain and the
Speaker 3: world is touchless.
Speaker 4: The world seems to be trying to be touchless right now.
Speaker 7: You know the affection, so they should see that affection
Speaker 7: because kids really do pick up that, and you'll argue
Speaker 7: in front of them.
Speaker 4: So why wouldn't you hug show the love and affection.
Speaker 1: Not only do I do PDA in front of my kids,
Speaker 1: I encourage it. Okay, kids need to see that parents absolutely.
Speaker 4: Love each other. And I am a sensitive emotional cancer.
Speaker 4: I need it.
Speaker 1: I need love constantly. I need to be hugged on,
Speaker 1: I need to be kissed on. And you know that
Speaker 1: is just something that I do to my wife, and
Speaker 1: I encourage other parents to do it as well. I
Speaker 1: encourage other couples to do it as well, and.
Speaker 18: Not just you know.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't know if you could. You should
Speaker 4: show public displays of.
Speaker 1: Affection with your kids to you should hug on your
Speaker 1: kids and kiss your kids and tell your kids you
Speaker 1: love them. And ah, yes, I need all of that
Speaker 1: all the time. I do all of that even if
Speaker 1: you if you're a friend of mine, you know I
Speaker 1: need a hug every just yes, you know it. I
Speaker 1: need a hug when I come, I need a hug
Speaker 1: when I leave. I need to know that you love me.
Speaker 2: You don't give me a hug when you come because
Speaker 2: you you nasty.
Speaker 19: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: You think you my wife? No, you think you my wife.
Speaker 4: That's why Jesse Larrus calls us gusbands.
Speaker 2: Now, I just you know, when you come to work,
Speaker 2: I would like a nice hug every once in a while.
Speaker 1: I do hug you every now and then day I
Speaker 1: try to hug you, and you said no because you
Speaker 1: was you had on sweats, you.
Speaker 2: Turned on see that. No, let's go to the phone lines.
Speaker 16: Oh all right, this is Maria.
Speaker 4: Hey Maria, good morning, talk to her.
Speaker 14: You know it was interesting.
Speaker 16: My husband and I've done married almost twenty years and
Speaker 16: I'm calling them Detroit by the way. Sorry, We've been
Speaker 16: married almost and we have an eighteen year old and
Speaker 16: almost thirteen year old, and one thing that we've been
Speaker 16: intentional about is showing them all healthy examples or examples
Speaker 16: of healthy love example. So we do show affection in
Speaker 16: front of our children. Now, what we won't do is
Speaker 16: we won't be out in public slotting each other down.
Speaker 16: I think that's a big watch.
Speaker 4: I mean, what do you call it? Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1: I mean the tone kids might be a little bit crazy,
Speaker 1: but you know, the regular kissing and you know the
Speaker 1: hugging is fine.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Holding hands, yeah, I mean, oh that that is my
Speaker 7: absolute favorite envy. I love to see couples whole hands.
Speaker 7: Holding hands are such a great display of affection because
Speaker 7: you really have to like a person. They always think
Speaker 7: it's kissing, But to hold somebody's hand and you feel
Speaker 7: that the love coming through the energy, that is the
Speaker 7: most beautiful, the display of affection of love to.
Speaker 3: Me, hands every day, Like, I don't care if we
Speaker 3: walk into a movie theater, walking in the mall, or
Speaker 3: we just walk into our kids.
Speaker 4: You want to let me hold my wife hand. Look
Speaker 4: I'm holding my wife hand.
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 4: I just think it's the difference between PDA in four play.
Speaker 1: I don't think you should do nothing in public that
Speaker 1: actually would lead to y'all doing the due so that.
Speaker 4: Those big tongue kisses can lead to the duke being done,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean? Mike, Good morning, baby, Mike.
Speaker 6: What's up another day?
Speaker 18: Man?
Speaker 3: Sounds like you need a hug right now, brother, right,
Speaker 3: talk to us. What do you think about PDA in
Speaker 3: front of your kids?
Speaker 4: Man? I feel like.
Speaker 19: They got to see the good in the relationship.
Speaker 1: In front of them instead of all like Instagram and
Speaker 1: TikTok and following all these social media relationships.
Speaker 12: That need to see that that relationship with mom and
Speaker 12: dad and the home, you know what I mean. So
Speaker 12: I really feel like, you know, the kids do need
Speaker 12: to see that, maybe not all of it, but instead
Speaker 12: of so much ground in front of them and following
Speaker 12: up online. I feel like they really do need to
Speaker 12: see that face to face.
Speaker 2: I agree, I agree, and I see it with my kids.
Speaker 3: Like me and my wife show a lot of PDAs,
Speaker 3: so my kids are very affectionate when it comes to
Speaker 3: me and my wife.
Speaker 2: They're always hugging they're always kissing.
Speaker 3: They're always hugging and kissing each other because we show
Speaker 3: it so much and it's and it's normal and we
Speaker 3: want it to be normal. Like if my kids don't
Speaker 3: see me and I don't pick them up and they
Speaker 3: don't come running to me and get me, it makes
Speaker 3: me feel the way and my kids do it every day.
Speaker 3: That's the best feeling. I tell everybody. That's the best
Speaker 3: feeling in the world. Not money, nothing. When Mike, when
Speaker 3: I pick up my kids from school and they come
Speaker 3: running like they haven't seen me in six months, and
Speaker 3: they jump on me, they're hugging the kiss Oh my god,
Speaker 3: oh my paint away.
Speaker 1: How about this if you if we got you know,
Speaker 1: I do cheerleading competition. You know, I'm a ship dad.
Speaker 1: You know, after the meat, when y'all do good, you
Speaker 1: don't hug nobody first before you hug me and them
Speaker 1: talk about you know.
Speaker 4: What I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It might be kind of tight too, but no, bro, yes,
Speaker 2: you kill me, of.
Speaker 4: Course, your of course your teammates. As soon as y'all
Speaker 4: finished performing, y'all hugging on each other.
Speaker 1: But once y'all, you know, meet back with the parents,
Speaker 1: you don't hug no coaches or nobody until you come
Speaker 1: hug your mommy and daddy.
Speaker 3: We come hug your daddy, Mammy, hug your daddy first,
Speaker 3: and mommy gave mommy.
Speaker 4: Or that's right, yeah, this is me. You're hugging him
Speaker 4: both at the same time. Jesus Christ eight hundred.
Speaker 3: When we're talking PDA public displays of affection, do you
Speaker 3: do it in front of your kids?
Speaker 4: Let's discuss.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 28: It's topic times. Call eight hundred five five one five
Speaker 28: one to join into the discussion with the.
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning everybody, seej Envy, Charlamagne, the God.
Speaker 2: We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Now if you're just joining us, we're talking p d
Speaker 3: A public displays of affection.
Speaker 2: We're asking do you do it in front of your kids?
Speaker 4: I say yes, I do it.
Speaker 3: I hold hands, I love, I hug, I grab my
Speaker 3: wife's butt like yes, I show PDA absolutely positively.
Speaker 7: I have a brother and sister, Well they're my friends.
Speaker 7: They not really, but I call it my brother and sisters.
Speaker 7: See how they've been married for twenty six years. They
Speaker 7: still hold hands, they still walk to you, they still
Speaker 7: cook together, and they still conversate with each other. So
Speaker 7: if we're all around because he's the cook, tires the cook,
Speaker 7: and Elon this is white goes with my friends, but
Speaker 7: they still friendly to each other. It really inspires me
Speaker 7: because I always said I never wanted to get married,
Speaker 7: but watching them interact with each other as friends, even
Speaker 7: though they've been married for such a long time, makes
Speaker 7: me inspire to.
Speaker 4: Be like, maybe I'll fall in love again.
Speaker 7: I seriously doubt it, but you know, I'm just saying
Speaker 7: so if it does it for me and I'm grown,
Speaker 7: you can only imagine what it does for their children
Speaker 7: or for children when they see that.
Speaker 2: Let's go to the full lines. We got Marvin on
Speaker 2: the line, Marvin, good morning.
Speaker 4: I'm Marvin, good morning, every good morning. Following what's your daughters?
Speaker 19: I want to say this like I'm a young black
Speaker 19: man whoever young son, and I do think PDA is
Speaker 19: important for young kids to see, especially in our communities,
Speaker 19: and mainly because you know, we go around listening to
Speaker 19: a line of these songs and we're a little bit hypocritically.
Speaker 19: You know a lot of these new new young rappers
Speaker 19: talk about you know, bus down this and doing all that.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 19: I do think it's important for our young kids to
Speaker 19: see that we do love each other and show affecsions
Speaker 19: to each other in a certain way, as long as
Speaker 19: it gonna get you too crazy out of hand, you know,
Speaker 19: not wild.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a difference between PDA and full play.
Speaker 1: And I'm a person who grew up. Man, I don't
Speaker 1: remember getting all that love when I was a kid,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. I don't remember getting especially
Speaker 1: from my pops. I don't remember getting like hugs and
Speaker 1: you know, I love you from my dad. So you know,
Speaker 1: that does have an impact on you as you get older.
Speaker 1: So I want to be the father that absolutely positively
Speaker 1: shares that all throughout my household.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean I did get the love as a kid,
Speaker 3: but my family, my my six kids and my wife,
Speaker 3: we are overly with it.
Speaker 4: And I love it.
Speaker 3: And like I said, I love seeing my kids together.
Speaker 3: I love seeing even like you know, I got a
Speaker 3: seventeen month old in the crib. My seventeen month old
Speaker 3: can sense it in the house and she gives hugs
Speaker 3: and kisses and grabs faces and big hugs.
Speaker 2: And that's because she's seeing her siblings, which I love.
Speaker 4: That's truight.
Speaker 12: Hello is this it's Pam.
Speaker 2: Hey Pam, good morning.
Speaker 14: Good morning Pam.
Speaker 12: So you and Lane loves you both.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 2: We have Fla Monroe here as well today this morning.
Speaker 18: So I wanted to comment on a PDA.
Speaker 12: And I agree with it.
Speaker 16: I have a daughter from a previous relationship and.
Speaker 15: My husband has one as well, and when we were dating,
Speaker 15: I told him.
Speaker 16: Listen, they need to see, you know, a healthy type
Speaker 16: of love.
Speaker 12: So I think it's okay for us to kiss in
Speaker 12: front of him and hug in.
Speaker 20: Front of him so they know what that looks like.
Speaker 4: I agree with you, lead, and he's gotten.
Speaker 18: More comfortable with it, so I.
Speaker 14: Think it's good. I clung and hands trying to address.
Speaker 12: Each other in front of the kids. Then I think it's.
Speaker 4: Kids that is lead by example. That's right, and listen,
Speaker 4: I like, I agree with you. You shouldn't do anything
Speaker 4: that looks like four play.
Speaker 1: But I do like to embarrass my fourteen year old
Speaker 1: At this point, I will run behind my wife and
Speaker 1: you know, like start thrusting.
Speaker 4: No, no, but I do that, do that. But she's
Speaker 4: fourteen now, so she understands that I'm doing that just
Speaker 4: to embarrass her.
Speaker 3: You know, but also like even you know, my son
Speaker 3: is nineteen and he'll do something and I'll run upon
Speaker 3: him and i' kiss him. She and I don't kid
Speaker 3: like that's my son, my you my son, And I'm embarrassing,
Speaker 3: I know, but I should have loved.
Speaker 4: See. The only problem with that is Logan looks like
Speaker 4: more of a man than you.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Like logan like logan diesel,
Speaker 1: like Logan should be on the front of men's health magazine.
Speaker 1: So if people don't know that's your son, they're like, damn,
Speaker 1: manb you got.
Speaker 4: A little tender. Yes, it'd be kissing on a little tender.
Speaker 1: The story, the moral of the story is man, spread
Speaker 1: love man like like like that woman said that we
Speaker 1: so used to seeing unhealthiness now in our society that
Speaker 1: that love looks foreign to people like man, Yes, love
Speaker 1: on your people, because you know, time ain't tomorrow, ain't
Speaker 1: promised bron tomorrow this afternoon, all right right, The great
Speaker 1: the worst mistake we all make is thinking that we
Speaker 1: got time. Love on your people, absolutely all right. When
Speaker 1: we come back, we got your room and report.
Speaker 3: And also let me shout out to the workers at
Speaker 3: raymore and flat again, they delivered something at my mom's crib.
Speaker 2: And when they delivered it, they see my picture.
Speaker 3: It was like that looked like DJ mean and they
Speaker 3: were super duper polite, super duper car and they helped
Speaker 3: my mom with so many different things at the crib.
Speaker 3: So my mom texted me this morning said make sure
Speaker 3: you shout out them young boys from Raymond and playing again. Well,
Speaker 3: thank you, thank you brothers for taking me taking care
Speaker 3: of mom dukes and pop dukes. All right, when we
Speaker 3: come back, we got your room report. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the breakfast Club. Only everybody, it's DJ Envy,
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the guy. We are the breakfast Club on this Monday.
Speaker 3: We got our guest co hosts Flaming Road and let's
Speaker 3: get to the roomors. Let's talk Pharrell, call out the
Speaker 3: name or you've gossip. This is the rumor report.
Speaker 21: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast Club. This
Speaker 21: is where the tea spells right on.
Speaker 4: The breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Now shout out to Pharrell.
Speaker 3: Farrell came back to the seven five to seven with
Speaker 3: his own festival, Let's called Something in the Water. And
Speaker 3: over the weekend he had so many different performances from
Speaker 3: Clips Chris Brown, Day La Soul, Grace Jones, Little Wayne,
Speaker 3: Wou Tang, Buster Rhoms, and so many more. The festival
Speaker 3: brings out a lot of people, always safe and does
Speaker 3: a lot for the city.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 3: Day three was canceled due to the weather because the
Speaker 3: weather was just disgusting and it was also streaming, So
Speaker 3: shout to the whole seven five to seven Now. One
Speaker 3: of the dope things that I've seen over the weekend was, well,
Speaker 3: we could start off with Chris Brown. Chris Brown was
Speaker 3: a performing.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Pharrell also gives Chris Brown his flowers before the performance.
Speaker 8: Listen, there's only one of you.
Speaker 6: There's only one of you.
Speaker 4: Nay flowers again begs some noise. The Panes singing is
Speaker 4: video breaking.
Speaker 1: Singing, dude, R and B and pop music until now
Speaker 1: begs some noise for our brother Chris.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Chris Brown came out and killed it.
Speaker 3: Now also or what I thought was probably one of
Speaker 3: the best performances of the weekend what I've seen so far,
Speaker 3: and I think he's probably the best performer that I've
Speaker 3: ever seen as far as hip hop is concerned.
Speaker 4: Buster Rohms performed absolutely so.
Speaker 2: Buster brought out Coyl Loerray and they did it together.
Speaker 2: He killed it.
Speaker 3: They Busted did this this new thing that I seen
Speaker 3: him do with. He's rapping and Splip Star, which is
Speaker 3: his hype man. He comes up to bust his mouth
Speaker 3: and turns the volume down on his mouth and then
Speaker 3: while Buster is rapping in that high, Tony was going.
Speaker 4: Down, filling down. They've been doing that for a while.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen that in a long time.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think the thing about Busted that's so
Speaker 1: dope is his energy level is unmatched and he just
Speaker 1: has an air of showmanship that you can't teach.
Speaker 7: When they did the hip hop tribute on the Grammys,
Speaker 7: oh Buster killed it. Oh yeah, Buster came out and
Speaker 7: shook it up.
Speaker 4: Baby.
Speaker 5: I said, come on, and they're doing a tribute for
Speaker 5: the for the BT Wars this year.
Speaker 23: Right.
Speaker 7: I'm the first Queen of Beat. I'm the first trans
Speaker 7: woman ever to be on BT. Really they should have
Speaker 7: me hosted with you guys. I was the first one
Speaker 7: for Real Comic View two thousand and four, and in
Speaker 7: two thousand and five show Underwood and I had a
Speaker 7: big spec on Comic View, highest rating Comic View of
Speaker 7: all this of all the years.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: Well then when after Coiler Ray got off, she uh,
Speaker 3: she had something to say for all the haters out there.
Speaker 9: People talked every second day every day is.
Speaker 4: A hate on my.
Speaker 6: On my name of her mouth.
Speaker 15: Somebody's got something weird.
Speaker 4: But the best thing that got me here is my
Speaker 4: team and of course number one gone.
Speaker 9: You can't do them without them, period. So if you
Speaker 9: are selfish on some I'm doing myself, don't be one
Speaker 9: of them.
Speaker 4: And also what she said that I thought was dope.
Speaker 3: And she was like, you know, I'm always gonna pay
Speaker 3: homage to the people that came before me, and she
Speaker 3: gave Buster Roms's.
Speaker 2: His flowers and I thought that was dope as well.
Speaker 4: That was coil Ray.
Speaker 2: So that was something in the water festival, something in
Speaker 2: the water now.
Speaker 3: Also last week, Usher was sitting down with Big Boy
Speaker 3: out in LA and he talked about how it would
Speaker 3: be if he did a versus with Chris Brown.
Speaker 26: You know, when it comes to versus Chris Brown, Usher
Speaker 26: versus yep. You know, would you have done or would
Speaker 26: you do something like a versus yelling me and Chris.
Speaker 4: Will kill the world if we ever did something together
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 32: I'm not saying it's versus, but I will I'm gonna
Speaker 32: just say this, if that ever happens, it'll be one
Speaker 32: of the biggest things that anybody has ever experienced in entertainment,
Speaker 32: in celebration of two people who love each other. Because
Speaker 32: I love Chris. I don't like him, I don't like
Speaker 32: his music, I love his music.
Speaker 4: I love him.
Speaker 32: He's my little brother and he's always been there for me,
Speaker 32: and I've always been there with him through hard ups
Speaker 32: and down times. I've been there with him, and you know,
Speaker 32: for us to be able to celebrate what we do together, man,
Speaker 32: that'll be crazy. I'm gonna just leave it there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, whatever y'all call it, whether it's a versus or
Speaker 1: a celebration of love or whatever it is. Usher Usher Usher,
Speaker 1: Usher takes that and Chris Brown is dope. But I
Speaker 1: keep trying to tell y'all there's certain people catalogs you
Speaker 1: don't want to go up against because they got nuclear weapons.
Speaker 4: Usher got twenty nukes.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 7: I want to hear the music, but I want to
Speaker 7: see the dance battle between them, because both of them
Speaker 7: brothers can get it.
Speaker 4: They will wash Usher with dancing, but move tho. But
Speaker 4: Chris Christy. Chris is a great dancer.
Speaker 1: Chris Chris, come in and Chris Chris Chris definitely. I
Speaker 1: think Chris probably got the upper hand when it comes
Speaker 1: to dancing. We're talking about so we're talking about songs.
Speaker 1: Come on, man, come on man, and put clearly and
Speaker 1: not just Chris Brown puts on a great show, but
Speaker 1: clearly Usher puts on a great show. Because everybody running
Speaker 1: the Vegas every weekend to watch Usher for how long?
Speaker 19: Now?
Speaker 4: Stop playing with Usher Mann? Should you make me want
Speaker 4: to leave the wine?
Speaker 1: And with nuclear that's a nuke, that's a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 1: That is a nuclear bomb. When you play a record
Speaker 1: like you make me want, that's right?
Speaker 4: And lastly, flame More.
Speaker 3: You were in the room of report that we've seen
Speaker 3: over the weekend that a couple of days ago that
Speaker 3: your car caught on fire.
Speaker 4: So we were trying to blow your car. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: I was a child.
Speaker 7: No, it was an electrical issue with the car. And
Speaker 7: my my Jeep Ranger is in the shot for the
Speaker 7: same thing. So they gave me a rental car and
Speaker 7: Grand Cherokee. You did the same thing as lecture problem.
Speaker 7: I don't know what's going on with Jeep in Chrysler,
Speaker 7: but they better fix it.
Speaker 8: Zone.
Speaker 7: No, it just because they said that there was eight thousand. No,
Speaker 7: there's eight miles of wiring in these new cars. You know,
Speaker 7: all these chips and if one chip bad, it could
Speaker 7: just mex up the core whole car. The car just
Speaker 7: erupted in fire. If it hadn't been at my house,
Speaker 7: it would have burned up my house.
Speaker 13: What were you?
Speaker 7: We were at Chris Spencer's one hour taping. Chris Spencer
Speaker 7: taped his one hour special for Netflix, and we were
Speaker 7: at the taping and we when we came out, the
Speaker 7: car was burned up.
Speaker 2: Thank god, you weren't driving, you weren't in it.
Speaker 4: I thank god it wasn't at home.
Speaker 7: I had left the dogs and ran in the store
Speaker 7: and left them in the or my sixteen year old
Speaker 7: who won't go in the sore.
Speaker 4: She just sit in the car.
Speaker 7: We don't know what happened, but you know, I want
Speaker 7: to give out this is my positive message too. With this,
Speaker 7: you never know where angel is gonna come from. So
Speaker 7: when I posted the picture, I should have posted that
Speaker 7: it just was electrical. But we were waiting to get
Speaker 7: word from the fire marshals. Joe Coy comedian Joe Coy
Speaker 7: inboxed me and say, hey, you okay and just send
Speaker 7: me a couple of thousand dollars for no reason.
Speaker 4: I said, I don't need the money. I would like
Speaker 4: to go on tour with you. I really don't need
Speaker 4: the money.
Speaker 7: But it was just the gesture of the reason that
Speaker 7: I never met Joe coy I have interviewed him on
Speaker 7: Laugh and Learn, on my podcast that's where Black Effect Network,
Speaker 7: but I've never met him face to face to put
Speaker 7: a hug around him and just for him to do that.
Speaker 7: And I'm telling you so many comedians reached out down
Speaker 7: this videos. Let me tell you why I never clip
Speaker 7: back at trolls or haters, because if you ugly, there
Speaker 7: is nothing I can say to you that will hurt
Speaker 7: you more than you looking in the mirror and send.
Speaker 4: A reflection that's not back at you.
Speaker 7: There is nothing I can say that will hurt you
Speaker 7: more than you looking at your own face.
Speaker 5: So if you ugly, you will never get a rash
Speaker 5: for me.
Speaker 7: If you pretty, I might say somebod If you ugly,
Speaker 7: y'all wonder why I never clapped back.
Speaker 4: I don't have to, But what if I don't think
Speaker 4: I'm ugly. That ain't got nothing to do with me.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you got to remind people that's what the good,
Speaker 1: that's what the beauty of a good clap back.
Speaker 4: But that ain't one here.
Speaker 7: How you go at them, you attack the heart. Remember,
Speaker 7: in spite of man, you don't get the person you
Speaker 7: go after something they love you go at to. Your
Speaker 7: mama should have had selective cuckoo, because she wouldn't have
Speaker 7: messed around with your daddy and then you would have
Speaker 7: came out.
Speaker 4: You ain't mad at me.
Speaker 5: You mad at your mama for being so free.
Speaker 4: You can say you ugly, You got your mama's features.
Speaker 7: And whatever whoever she told your daddy was because good God.
Speaker 7: All right, catch me this weekend at Yonker's Comedy Club.
Speaker 7: Two shows Friday, two shows said, I'm telling you right now,
Speaker 7: the dresses is nasty, the mouth is ignorant. I'm gonna
Speaker 7: be dripping. You might see a nipple. I'm just letting
Speaker 7: you know. You might see a nipple, all right.
Speaker 2: The People's Choice mixes up next week was not going anywhere.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning everybody. It's DJ Envy
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We got our co hosts, Flame Monroe, who's here with
Speaker 3: us now, Flame you and Yonkers this weekend right.
Speaker 7: I'm at Yonkers Comedy Club two shows Friday, two show
Speaker 7: Saturday's two show Saturday, hosted by Robin Montague. You can
Speaker 7: follow her. Robin is funny. We're gonna have a great time.
Speaker 7: It's a beautiful club. So it it's single to Mayo weekend.
Speaker 4: That's ridy.
Speaker 7: All the Latino X, all the Porto Rifas, all the Mexicos,
Speaker 7: all the Porto Rifas and the Mexico come out and
Speaker 7: get drunk with me. We're gonna have a great time.
Speaker 7: If you've never seen me live, do stand up what
Speaker 7: you see right here. I'm curbing my enthusiasm right here
Speaker 7: because I got a list of what I can say.
Speaker 7: I'm to see me on stage when I don't got
Speaker 7: no this and I can say anything. I'm telling it all.
Speaker 7: We will have a great time. So get your tickets,
Speaker 7: come hang out with us. We have a blast all right. Hey,
Speaker 7: you know what, speaking of tickets, man, I just want
Speaker 7: to say real quick. Next Tuesday, made nine at seven pm,
Speaker 7: I will be doing a conversation with the Good Brother
Speaker 7: Bishop td Jake's at the City College of New York.
Speaker 7: It's called a Disruptive conversation because Bishop Jakes has a
Speaker 7: book coming out called Disruptive Conversations, and we'll be discussing
Speaker 7: the importance of shaking up the status quo the Transform.
Speaker 4: Society for the Better. D Nice DJ D Nice is
Speaker 4: providing the soundtrack.
Speaker 1: Man So next Tuesday at City College in New York
Speaker 1: at seven pm Disruptive Conversations with myself and Bishop td Jake's.
Speaker 1: So go get your tickets right now.
Speaker 7: That's pretty dope, Sharlan Man Tomorrow. If I'm gonna give
Speaker 7: a shout out to my mother, tomorrow's my mother, I'll
Speaker 7: be here. I give it to one tomorrow. Tomorrow's my
Speaker 7: mother's birthday, Miss Valerie.
Speaker 4: You canna be here them all.
Speaker 32: I know.
Speaker 4: I said I'll do it tomorrow.
Speaker 7: But I have a book out, Audible book with James
Speaker 7: Hannaham called didn't Nobody give Up?
Speaker 4: Can I say that word? Nope?
Speaker 7: Did nobody give a s? What happened to Colada? It
Speaker 7: was the number two audible book for twenty twenty two.
Speaker 7: It was the first time I did it.
Speaker 19: Did it.
Speaker 7: It was the hardest work I've ever done, because I
Speaker 7: had to sit in a move couldn't move with the
Speaker 7: headphones on for eight hours. But it was three hundred
Speaker 7: dollars an hour for nine days. It was pretty lucrative.
Speaker 7: And the book is doing fantastic according to women who
Speaker 7: at home cleaning. My voice is very soothing. My boy
Speaker 7: suited you asked you. And my video with Macy Gray
Speaker 7: is coming out this week. I did a video with
Speaker 7: Mason Gray called cop Killer. That's pretty dope, so I'm
Speaker 7: having that. Yeah, I killed the police officer in the video.
Speaker 7: And then and so when we were shooting in video
Speaker 7: in Me Charlemagne, we were in a death of the
Speaker 7: road because it was late at night. So I'm fighting
Speaker 7: with the police officers of my police officer. They had
Speaker 7: the little lights to make it like the real police came.
Speaker 7: I'm fighting with the girl. It was a female. I'm
Speaker 7: throwing all up against the car and everything. She had
Speaker 7: police she couldn't handle all this. I'm throwing all over
Speaker 7: the car and everything, which is why we should have
Speaker 7: participate in sports with women, because we're way stronger.
Speaker 5: And the real police came. So Macy run into the police.
Speaker 4: That's my wed. I was like all of a sudden.
Speaker 7: We're just making a video because I didn't want to
Speaker 7: get shot. Wow, oh he was he started left. Macy
Speaker 7: was there to say because if she had not interjected,
Speaker 7: it looked like I was fighting police officer.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 2: That video is out right now, it comes out Wednesday, Wednesday.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 7: It's a good song too, got a great hook, cop Killer.
Speaker 7: It's gonna be a real thug. Look like a thug.
Speaker 4: Get it.
Speaker 5: I take my wig off and everything.
Speaker 4: Jesus, all right. Looked like Charlie Man.
Speaker 2: James is gonna be in town. Why don't we get
Speaker 2: him to come a host one day with us?
Speaker 1: Uh, well, he's coming to be He's definitely coming to
Speaker 1: be a guest. I don't know if you got time
Speaker 1: to guest host, but he's gonna be a guest. He's
Speaker 1: gonna be it next year, I think the same day.
Speaker 7: Okay, the Potter's House, babies house, all right, tell the
Speaker 7: Potter's House to pray for me because somebody burn my
Speaker 7: rent We thought somebody burn my rental.
Speaker 4: Call up in it just blew up.
Speaker 2: But you all right.
Speaker 7: I'm definitely all right. But I lost some shoes, I
Speaker 7: lost the jacket, I lost some wigs. Part of me
Speaker 7: was burned. Wow, that's that's that, the wigs and the shoes,
Speaker 7: because this party ain't burned when we come back.
Speaker 3: We got the positive. Notice the Breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is cej Envy, Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club. We'll see you guys tomorrow and of course
Speaker 3: Flame Monroel will be back tomorrow and you could catch
Speaker 3: us on BT every morning at nine a m. Again,
Speaker 3: I just want to salute to all the dance dads
Speaker 3: out there and cheered dads this week and my daughter's
Speaker 3: had competitions and I love it because I'm seeing so
Speaker 3: many different people from so many different areas this weekend.
Speaker 3: They competed against Philly, Delaware, and Maryland, so it was
Speaker 3: a pretty cool competition. Brooklyn was number one in her
Speaker 3: division and then their whole group came out in number
Speaker 3: one as well.
Speaker 2: So congratulations to them and try body.
Speaker 7: Congratulations to Envy still as Charlamagne's daughter, they were in competition.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 7: Encouragement, that's the positive, y'all encourage all children. I'm telling you,
Speaker 7: that's how it flows over. That is how it flows over.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, you got a positive Charllemaanne well, I just want
Speaker 1: to remind everybody that to day is the first day
Speaker 1: of Mental Health Away in this month as well, so
Speaker 1: I'll be doing a lot of events this month because
Speaker 1: you know, I am a mental health advocate and I
Speaker 1: want to say happy born Day to a light in
Speaker 1: my life, a light and a lot of our I
Speaker 1: was the good sister Rachel Edwards. Yesterday was her born day,
Speaker 1: so happy born Day to Rachel. She is definitely a
Speaker 1: light and that's my positive note. Man, learn to light
Speaker 1: a candle in the darkest moment of someone's life.
Speaker 4: Be the light that helps others see. It is what
Speaker 4: gives life its deepest significance. Breakfast Club, you y'all finish
Speaker 4: for y'all. Done.