Speaker 1: Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo Charlemagne, the God,
Speaker 2: Peace to the plane in this Tuesday. Yes, it's Tuesday,
Speaker 2: and we got our guest co host Flame Monroe.
Speaker 3: Here tap on Tuesday cause the barrito is here, Baby,
Speaker 3: come again and look at the Barritos.
Speaker 4: I brought you out some intra lot of some cases.
Speaker 5: Dim.
Speaker 6: I feel like a real woman today. Let's go look
Speaker 6: flame as hell. Yes, how y'all feeling?
Speaker 7: How you feel? How you feeling? Flaming?
Speaker 3: I'm feeling wonderful. Let me tell you something. I was
Speaker 3: getting ready this morning to come in. I heard my
Speaker 3: boys Charlamagne was gonna be a studio and I listened
Speaker 3: to Teresa Griffith's House mixed wonderful. I was in a
Speaker 3: room dancing and shake it. You know that swing challenge
Speaker 3: is different when you build like me. I was hitting
Speaker 3: myself in the head in and it ain't Jesus.
Speaker 7: What about you, Charlamagne.
Speaker 8: I am blessed, black and Holly, favorite man, happy to
Speaker 8: be here. I was in the Orlando or the past
Speaker 8: few days because of my daughter's cheerleading competition. That's like
Speaker 8: the big one, right, Like it's like the super Bowl
Speaker 8: of the cheerleading extra Petitians in Orlando. I think they
Speaker 8: call it the Summit. Yeah, yeah, so I was this
Speaker 8: with everybody at one O four five, the beating Orlando
Speaker 8: who helped me down the past couple of days, Kelly
Speaker 8: and d Strong and the gang down there.
Speaker 7: What's up? Come on, guys and gals. I got Fabian too,
Speaker 7: man uh.
Speaker 6: And shout everybody that got kids that just started school
Speaker 6: and when your kids just started school. I got a
Speaker 6: seventeen month old. We just put her in school about
Speaker 6: a week ago, a week and a half ago. They
Speaker 6: start getting sick, right because now they're around other kids
Speaker 6: and and now my my daughter had to be picked
Speaker 6: up early from school, and now I feel under the weather.
Speaker 6: So it's just one of those things. If you got kids,
Speaker 6: they gonna get sick, You're gonna get sick too.
Speaker 3: It's the domino effected Yeah, in every houseperature.
Speaker 7: Did you check your temperature? No?
Speaker 6: Okay, they told me I need to take vitamin D,
Speaker 6: vitamin CMPP.
Speaker 8: Make sure you don't have no, because you don't. You
Speaker 8: don't need to be around us. If you got a fever,
Speaker 8: you want to check, you want to get checked.
Speaker 4: I just want to check. I wanted about the vitamin D.
Speaker 7: You want to get checked? Adult style of infant style?
Speaker 7: Which one you want?
Speaker 4: Gangham style? Gang them on.
Speaker 7: You gotta we start there, all right?
Speaker 6: Well, Jadakiss and his artist millions will be joining us
Speaker 6: this morning.
Speaker 7: Yes, this is gonna be kicking it with the O
Speaker 7: GJ and Jada just got a label now so Rasby Records.
Speaker 6: That's right, So we're gonna be talking him. And then
Speaker 6: we got Front page News coming up. Of course, Sesslam
Speaker 6: figure will be joining us when we're breaking down everything
Speaker 6: that's happening in Front page News and in the rumors.
Speaker 7: I hope he was watching. We got to talk to
Speaker 7: met Gala.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it was Oh yeah, we got to
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, I was blown out the water yesterday.
Speaker 3: I'm ready even listen. I'm feeling some kind of way
Speaker 3: about the met Gala too, because that was somebody invited that.
Speaker 3: I know. I'm higher celebrity there. We'll get to it
Speaker 3: when we get there, come on.
Speaker 7: All right, or we get to that next dope move.
Speaker 7: It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Warning, everybody's dj n V Charlamagne, the guy
Speaker 6: we are the breakfast Club. Let's getting some front page
Speaker 6: news now in sports. Last night the seventy six Is
Speaker 6: beat the Celtics one nineteen one fifteen one zero.
Speaker 8: Fantastic game and the Celtics should be ashamed of itself
Speaker 8: losing that game. If you ain't even had no Joel
Speaker 8: and being and the subtis at home yep, yep.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well Larte and balled out though he dropped like
Speaker 7: with forty five. Yeah, I think it did forty something.
Speaker 6: And last night also the Nuggets beat the Suns ninety
Speaker 6: seven eighty seven, eight lead that series to zero.
Speaker 8: Hundred sod's a good game. They actually should get at
Speaker 8: least two games, but to win that series, you think so?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: All right, now we got testling figure out. Good morning, Test,
Speaker 6: Good morning dj NVS.
Speaker 9: Charlemagne to God and Flame and Row and the build it.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 10: Well we starting this morning, Test, Yes, we're going to start,
Speaker 10: but let me do a little bit of straightening first,
Speaker 10: if you don't mind a lot of folks, you know,
Speaker 10: kind of clutch their pearls. Yesterday when I joked about
Speaker 10: our love for on my love for brothers in the penitentiary.
Speaker 10: But I want to say this on a serious note,
Speaker 10: that I unapologetically advocate for our brothers and sisters who
Speaker 10: are trying to get their lives back on track. I
Speaker 10: released a mental health series on the Black Effect podcast
Speaker 10: network called Mental Health for the Homies that went to
Speaker 10: over one million incarcerated brothers and sisters. And I wanted
Speaker 10: to give a quick shout out to Clifford Johnson, who
Speaker 10: you met before Charlemagne, for releasing his seventeenth book this week,
Speaker 10: title Turn Up. He wrote eleven of those while serving
Speaker 10: time in federal prison. He was serving a seventeen year
Speaker 10: sentence under the ninety four Crime Bill as a first
Speaker 10: time non vital offender, which is why I advocate against
Speaker 10: that so much. He signed to the largest black publisher
Speaker 10: called Urban Books. You can find his books in Walmart's,
Speaker 10: Barnes and Noble and everywhere. So I wanted to say
Speaker 10: I love him, I love anybody that has been a
Speaker 10: incarcerated trying to get their life back on track.
Speaker 9: So get his book called Turned Up.
Speaker 10: And also, family, remember do not turn your nose up
Speaker 10: to our brothers and sisters, because you never know when
Speaker 10: you can have the tables turned on you.
Speaker 9: Now, let's get to some front page news.
Speaker 10: There's an Arkansas woman that played guilty to selling over
Speaker 10: twenty boxes of stolen human body parts. Can this Chapman Scott,
Speaker 10: a thirty six year old former mortuary service worker, is
Speaker 10: accused of using Facebook to sell twenty boxes of human
Speaker 10: remains such as arms, ear lungs, liver, kidneys, hands, breasts, penises, betuses,
Speaker 10: skin and skulls in one whole human head in exchange
Speaker 10: for ten thousand, nine hundred and seventy five dollars to
Speaker 10: a man in Pennsylvania. Now, Scott plaid not guilty to
Speaker 10: twelve counts of mail fraud, wire fraud, and interstate transportation
Speaker 10: of stolen property. Now, the indictment did not name the buyer,
Speaker 10: but there is a state charge for Pennsylvania resident forty
Speaker 10: year old Jeremy Polly. Polly was charged with four council
Speaker 10: receiving stolen property, intending to participate in unlawful activity, and
Speaker 10: abusing a corpse. Now, authorities found out about this because
Speaker 10: someone reported human organs and human skin resting in five
Speaker 10: gallons of I guess some type of solution in Polly's basement.
Speaker 9: So he was. I guess on some Jeffrey Dahmer type
Speaker 9: of stuff.
Speaker 3: She gonna put the sex toy business out of business, baby,
Speaker 3: because you still all the body party. You will people
Speaker 3: be attracted to all different things, feet, hands, arms. You
Speaker 3: tell me I can buy arm for insertion? Oh my god,
Speaker 3: what do you do a body part?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 8: I mean it might be like on some get out stuff,
Speaker 8: they might really use the body parts and put them
Speaker 8: on their bodies, who knows, or they might be tasty, or.
Speaker 3: They might be using them for research, you know, for
Speaker 3: like a doctor or something, because you've seen that along
Speaker 3: on SBU. They use them for research because you know,
Speaker 3: because they want I think it's the way they get
Speaker 3: the body. They still need it warm. So if it's
Speaker 3: a cold body. But if you get a fresh arm,
Speaker 3: even like Frank just now, you got to get a
Speaker 3: fresh body.
Speaker 7: Sound like a delicate testing for cannibals. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 7: it sounds like.
Speaker 9: Well, we also have a Republican.
Speaker 10: Arnold Swartzenegger said that there is no way Donald Trump
Speaker 10: can win.
Speaker 9: Take a listen, you think there's no way he would win?
Speaker 11: Again?
Speaker 7: What is the question?
Speaker 12: But I can get idea that there he's gonna go
Speaker 12: maybe get the Republican nomination. Then when it comes down
Speaker 12: to the actual election, there's too many people now that
Speaker 12: have seen what he did as as president that I
Speaker 12: think when it comes to the maturity on election day,
Speaker 12: I think they will see the difference between one or
Speaker 12: the other. And believe me, I'm not the first one
Speaker 12: to say, hey, this is really great to have fighting
Speaker 12: back as president. No, but it's just an option to
Speaker 12: the way this looks like now.
Speaker 4: First of all, he sounds high. Oh my god, I
Speaker 4: think he had one of my edibles.
Speaker 7: If he ain't, California is legal there, so he'll be okay.
Speaker 3: And that's if that ain't the calling the kettle black,
Speaker 3: because if he wanted to throw Trump up by the bus,
Speaker 3: not that I'm advocating for Trump, but if he want
Speaker 3: to throw Trump up under the bus, but what he
Speaker 3: did while he was in office, Dude, you slept with.
Speaker 7: The maid in your house and had a baby with
Speaker 7: a maid.
Speaker 4: And here's the killer.
Speaker 3: The maid looked like him, and drag did the may
Speaker 3: looked just like him and drag good god, I.
Speaker 10: Now what what what is so interesting is and we
Speaker 10: talked about this before. I'm front page news that the
Speaker 10: NBC Pole found this, seventy percent of Americans, including fifty
Speaker 10: one percent Democrats, do not want President Biden to run again,
Speaker 10: and sixty percent don't want to see Donald Trump run again.
Speaker 10: So this is really going to be an interesting campaign
Speaker 10: season to have two candidates if of course, if Trump
Speaker 10: he has to get the nomination, stayt of jail and
Speaker 10: national to get the nomination, even though he.
Speaker 9: Can run from jail.
Speaker 10: But this is going to be very interesting to see
Speaker 10: what the motivation will look like when you have two
Speaker 10: candidates that folks really don't want to see run.
Speaker 8: And that's the importance of why we need something different.
Speaker 8: We need a third party in this country. We need
Speaker 8: another option because if you got two candidates from me,
Speaker 8: the party that nobody wants by runs and it feels
Speaker 8: like it's been like that the last couple of elections.
Speaker 8: I'm shocked that a third party candidate or one of
Speaker 8: the Green Party hasn't been able to sneak at least
Speaker 8: capture the attention of the people over the last couple
Speaker 8: of elections.
Speaker 3: They keep coming into hospital. You know what's so funny,
Speaker 3: the irony he could run from jail. He could still
Speaker 3: be a president from jail. But y'all got mad at
Speaker 3: President Obama for wearing a tan suit and the first
Speaker 3: Lady Michelle for having the arms out. Good god, this
Speaker 3: country is screwed for real.
Speaker 6: All right, well that is your front page news. Now
Speaker 6: test we'll see in a couple of minutes. Right, absolutely,
Speaker 6: he's all right. Everybody else, get it off your chest.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. If
Speaker 6: you need to vent, phone lines and wide open. However
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Speaker 4: Anything ask you, Let's do it the Breakfast Club. It's
Speaker 4: a new day.
Speaker 13: Is it your time to get it off your chest,
Speaker 13: whether you're mad or.
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Speaker 13: Call up now. Eight hundred five eight five one o
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Speaker 7: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 14: It's tired of your envy?
Speaker 4: Shot of man?
Speaker 15: What's happening now?
Speaker 14: What's that playing?
Speaker 3: What's that big. I'm glad you spoke to you know.
Speaker 15: How the game girl and look at it, and I
Speaker 15: just wanted to actually and.
Speaker 14: Get ready to have prompts.
Speaker 7: Man, talk to my brother up.
Speaker 14: Okay, I just want to give you out y'all profts man,
Speaker 14: because that's the transition from the breakfast club to the
Speaker 14: mother ship.
Speaker 15: Man, y'all doing great. Man, y'all keep it coming. Get
Speaker 15: the do ball on that, man, that's protection good thing.
Speaker 7: We're gonna get do ball over here. We're gonna do all.
Speaker 7: Will definitely co host a couple of days. What does
Speaker 7: he mean the transition from the breakfast club to the
Speaker 7: morning Ship.
Speaker 6: Because we changed studios and now it's not the breakfast
Speaker 6: club studios now in the new studio the.
Speaker 7: Black mothership in the morning shipt.
Speaker 4: I agree with you on that mothership comment. That is good.
Speaker 3: I love to watch it now. It's just it's so
Speaker 3: well lit to me, and it's just the energy is
Speaker 3: the different. It's big.
Speaker 8: I like I feel like I said, does doesn't feel
Speaker 8: like I said, Hello, who's this a read on that?
Speaker 7: Hey, legend, Hey, how's it going?
Speaker 15: It's going pretty good, Sharla. Man, I just want to
Speaker 15: let you know that I've been rolling with you and
Speaker 15: following your insightful opinions since Wendy Williams, and you greatly
Speaker 15: appreciate it.
Speaker 7: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 15: What I wanted to that's it to you, guys, is
Speaker 15: you cannot bring.
Speaker 14: In the third party.
Speaker 15: You bring in a third party, you're gonnatocratic vote and
Speaker 15: then Donald Trump wins. That's not going to happen. The
Speaker 15: other thing is that I wanted to say on your
Speaker 15: show that apparently there's no gun solution until they start
Speaker 15: making people ensure these weapons. Have as many weapons as
Speaker 15: you want, like you can have vehicles, but you've got.
Speaker 14: To ensure these weapons.
Speaker 15: It'll be the insurance company that is governing who gets
Speaker 15: what and when when you have to pay for these weapons.
Speaker 15: Each individual weapon. The more powerful a weapon, the higher insurance.
Speaker 15: The younger you are, the higher your insurance. That will
Speaker 15: straighten that whole thing out.
Speaker 6: That's a great Definitely, I only wanted to say it
Speaker 6: on your show, Envy and in Charlomagne.
Speaker 14: I could have said in other places.
Speaker 15: But you guys deserve that and and put that out there.
Speaker 6: Okay, I mean, he's right, because if you drive a
Speaker 6: sports car that goes you know, zero sixty fast.
Speaker 7: Insurance is high.
Speaker 6: Assurance is high, and if you're a younger driver, your
Speaker 6: insurance is higher.
Speaker 4: If you got a house on the beach, right, good logic.
Speaker 6: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five eight
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Speaker 6: phone lines to wide open, call us up right now.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Cloak go morning.
Speaker 13: The Breakfast Club. Wait, this is your time to get
Speaker 13: it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one
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Speaker 13: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 16: Hello.
Speaker 17: This good morning, queens and kings. My name is Martha
Speaker 17: calling from the Bronx.
Speaker 7: Hey, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 17: I just wanted to wish my granddaughter to they web
Speaker 17: a good luck today. They had the state math test
Speaker 17: today and tomorrow, so I just want to wish us
Speaker 17: good luck and let her know that I'm proud of
Speaker 17: her and I love her.
Speaker 3: Good luck, and make sure you should get a good
Speaker 3: meal before she goes, because I used to hate to
Speaker 3: think about food. I was trying to take a test.
Speaker 14: Good god, Oh no.
Speaker 17: She's already got her frape and all of that stuff.
Speaker 14: Ready to go.
Speaker 6: Hey, that's good, and shout to all the college students
Speaker 6: out there. I know I think next week is uh final,
Speaker 6: so uh good luck to all the college students out
Speaker 6: there knocking out the finals on No, Matterson got finals
Speaker 6: next week. So shout to all the college sudents out
Speaker 6: there studying late in the library making sure they're straight.
Speaker 17: And shout out to the parents who also help them
Speaker 17: and stand behind them, because most kids don't have that help.
Speaker 4: Man, ain't man, let me say that.
Speaker 7: And the parents that's paying for their edumacation too.
Speaker 17: That is true, because that is also true. So good
Speaker 17: luck to everybody.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Marva. Hello, who's this? Yeah?
Speaker 14: Dem folk?
Speaker 7: What's up? De from A six Folk, South Carolina? All
Speaker 7: days state.
Speaker 14: You know, you know I got two bands. Shout out
Speaker 14: there for l A R. I've listening to Himerica.
Speaker 7: Y'all interviewed him Love Love Russell, Love Russell in the Russell.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I love Ruffle, And I just want to speak
Speaker 14: on a disrespect and playing on Monroe yesterday. A lot
Speaker 14: of calls are calling there and they even a dollar
Speaker 14: or present to one of the caller, and everybody was
Speaker 14: just disregarding her like she wasn't right there.
Speaker 3: It didn't look like that when the lady sent me
Speaker 3: a really nice inbox.
Speaker 4: She couldn't hear.
Speaker 3: She said that was the glitch in the system, so
Speaker 3: she wasn't being rude, but it did sound like that.
Speaker 6: Like that then the way he hit her after the
Speaker 6: show and was like, I couldn't hear NBSA say what's
Speaker 6: up the flame?
Speaker 7: So yeah, but flame is it? Man, I'm disregarding flame
Speaker 7: right now. Nobody than him. I'm just regarding flame right now.
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you for acknowledging that. I appreciate you. South
Speaker 3: Cagilaca Naked d Hello, who's this?
Speaker 14: Hello?
Speaker 7: Hey Tiana, get it off your check?
Speaker 17: Hey, hey everybody.
Speaker 14: I listened to y'all everyone on my way to work.
Speaker 17: And I'm so sad because they changing my schedule.
Speaker 14: Actually you're putting me to night what?
Speaker 8: But I also wanted yes, that makes me work from
Speaker 8: three who are living and I got two younger kids,
Speaker 8: a one year old and your old.
Speaker 7: So who gonna watch the babies? And how are you
Speaker 7: gonna listen to the breakfast Club?
Speaker 18: Why?
Speaker 7: I'm gonna have to Cody, But I'm still trying to
Speaker 7: figure out who's gonna watch my babies because it's.
Speaker 14: Gonna be a late shield from three to eleventh fifteen.
Speaker 7: Yeah, don't worry about us. We on demand.
Speaker 8: You can watch us later on b T if you want.
Speaker 8: You can watch us on YouTube, or you can listen
Speaker 8: to the podcast. So yeah, you can catch us. We're good.
Speaker 7: Girl. Where you calling.
Speaker 14: From, I'm calling from making Georgia.
Speaker 4: I love that accent. I'm gonna give you old son years.
Speaker 18: Oh.
Speaker 3: I like the way you said say yes, I like
Speaker 3: that girl. Good luck with the with the new ship changes.
Speaker 3: You found somebody good with the babies.
Speaker 8: Yes and yeah.
Speaker 4: That turned me out.
Speaker 7: We've been listening to what.
Speaker 14: The AI by making the.
Speaker 8: Music like I'm disregards No, I'm disregarding AI the way
Speaker 8: y'all callers be disregarding flames.
Speaker 7: Okay, I don't want nothing to do with AI. I
Speaker 7: keep telling y'all AI is a threat.
Speaker 8: It's the society as we know it, and y'all not
Speaker 8: gonna realize it until next year when the presidential elections start.
Speaker 8: If y'all thought misinformation was running rampant the last couple
Speaker 8: of elections.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, seeing please call me.
Speaker 3: Y'all got job open the ABC Fox you know, I'm
Speaker 3: just I can report the news.
Speaker 6: Get it off your chest eight hundred and five eighty
Speaker 6: five one o five.
Speaker 7: When we come back, we got your rumors. We gotta
Speaker 7: talk to met Gala.
Speaker 6: I mean, there was so many different outfits, from Diddy
Speaker 6: to j Lo to Reread, to Pete Davis and the Usher,
Speaker 6: so many people to Tiana Taylor eating well, not the
Speaker 6: Met Life dinner. We'll talk about it when we come back,
Speaker 6: So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 6: Club holding everybody in cej n V Charlamagne to God.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 6: Let's talk to met Gala.
Speaker 7: All out of name or you gossip been when you
Speaker 7: chatting God? This is the room of report. I mean,
Speaker 7: I guess we're on the Breakfast Club. This was the
Speaker 7: Tea spells n Yes on the Breakfast Club. All right. Now,
Speaker 7: last night was the met Gala.
Speaker 6: It was in New York City, of course, it was
Speaker 6: the twenty twenty three met Gala, and the theme was
Speaker 6: called Laggerfield. If you don't know who it was, he
Speaker 6: was a designer for Chanel and a host of others.
Speaker 7: So that was the theme.
Speaker 6: Everybody was in the building, from Cardi b to Rihanna
Speaker 6: to asat Rocky Ice. Spice got a personal invite. Kiki Palmer,
Speaker 6: Kendrick Lamar. I've seen doctor dre Serena Williams. She was
Speaker 6: there and she announced that her and her husband are
Speaker 6: expecting their second child.
Speaker 7: So congratulations to them. Drive a bomb far. Do we
Speaker 7: know what happens in the met Gala yet? Like, is
Speaker 7: there food in the med gala? Weep alcohol?
Speaker 6: We don't know. We do know that Tianna Taylor, she
Speaker 6: brought some food. She actually brought Chick fil A. Yes,
Speaker 6: she had Chick fil A.
Speaker 8: There's no food in the metgal. I gotta talk to Tiana.
Speaker 8: I needed somebody to break down for me with's inside
Speaker 8: the met Gala. I've never had a conversation with any
Speaker 8: of my partners that go there.
Speaker 6: Was in there, and she had she had it so proper,
Speaker 6: like she had the Chick fil A on the plate,
Speaker 6: She had the nuggets on one side, she had the
Speaker 6: French fries on another side, and then she had a
Speaker 6: dipping sauce right in the middle.
Speaker 7: What she used the four I wonder was it hot?
Speaker 7: Probably wasn't hot. Close nearby.
Speaker 6: I'm sure there's a bunch of Chick fil as in
Speaker 6: the city. Yeah, so Diddy was on the red car,
Speaker 6: but did he Actually his date was Young Miami and
Speaker 6: Lilah was asking him a couple of questions about if
Speaker 6: they go together, do.
Speaker 9: Y'all officially go together?
Speaker 7: Real bad?
Speaker 9: I'm asking, I want to know.
Speaker 10: She answer that, No, No, I'm not gonna.
Speaker 7: We're here all right, real bad, real bad. It's official,
Speaker 7: real bad. I don't know what you ask.
Speaker 16: We go together, real bad?
Speaker 9: Then that's what it is, And that's what it is.
Speaker 7: She's my day for the night.
Speaker 6: She is you know, it's just a good day, day night.
Speaker 7: You don't put titles on it.
Speaker 3: Everybody wants to put a title on We don't put
Speaker 3: titles on it.
Speaker 6: It's like my best friend in the world, one of
Speaker 6: the most beautiful people.
Speaker 7: God has blessed me. I'm blessed that she's my day tonight.
Speaker 7: Can I get it like a.
Speaker 3: Little napkift from.
Speaker 9: And by the way, maybe onto something. No titles might
Speaker 9: be it, sure, no titles might be it.
Speaker 16: That might be it? You good?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm good.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 6: Flaming Roll was our co host this morning. Now, Flame
Speaker 6: you watched the met Gallup red carpet.
Speaker 7: What did you think?
Speaker 3: I thought that young Miami looked fantastic. I loved her
Speaker 3: outfit with the feathers. Now, you know who should take
Speaker 3: a lesson out of that playbook? That would be Black
Speaker 3: China because her feallas didn't look like that. She must
Speaker 3: have got the ones that you order on Amazon, but
Speaker 3: the the other ones.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: She did the last red coppy she had on some
Speaker 3: black fellas at the Grammys. And then yeah, she must
Speaker 3: have got the ones. You know how you ordered from
Speaker 3: Amazon and it don't show up. Yes, that's what she
Speaker 3: didn't get. I thought she looked beautiful. Did you hear
Speaker 3: P Diddy say he was sweating? He couldn't get that
Speaker 3: story straight? Okay, P Diddy, we heard.
Speaker 4: You play it.
Speaker 3: But La Lah Anthony looked beautiful. Oh you know that's
Speaker 3: my girl. Don't say nothing, charlam Mane. You know that's
Speaker 3: the woman I aspired.
Speaker 7: To be, don't. I don't know why you and your
Speaker 7: surgeon like that.
Speaker 8: Charla made the god Also with Diddy? Why he got
Speaker 8: so flustered about that question? Like he acts like La afterma.
Speaker 8: So you didn't a little knave x? Why you got so?
Speaker 3: I have no He had a great costume and he
Speaker 3: was all painted and covered in silver and pearls.
Speaker 7: That's what that was. I thought it was white.
Speaker 6: He got skated on, had and and he had like
Speaker 6: a thong on it the booty and.
Speaker 3: His body was so tidy and a nice body for
Speaker 3: that that was. That was great another male Bad Bunny.
Speaker 3: I like Bad Bunny's outfit with the back out. I
Speaker 3: think that was kind of his back out. I thought
Speaker 3: that Jerry and Pope killed it with the coat dedicated
Speaker 3: to Carl lega Field. The coat was like fifty feet
Speaker 3: long and had Carl lega Field's whole face on the
Speaker 3: coat and everything. I thought that was pretty.
Speaker 7: You really was looking.
Speaker 4: You know, it's fast and I love that.
Speaker 7: This corn to that a little.
Speaker 3: Of course, Cardi b came through as always number point
Speaker 3: that she just came out in the pink with the
Speaker 3: feathers in the red copper with a black ball gown
Speaker 3: that was all roses that was dedicated with.
Speaker 4: The black and white to nail.
Speaker 8: I thought, I thought that myself, Cardy didn't stay. If
Speaker 8: you do three outfit changes, you just came for the
Speaker 8: red car but.
Speaker 7: At no food.
Speaker 6: There was pictures of her actually sitting down and also
Speaker 6: Uha Taylor killed.
Speaker 3: With that outfit that looked like a great sports web
Speaker 3: he was running for like just for a runway page.
Speaker 3: I'mt me show you who I was most impressed. But
Speaker 3: we're gonna get to all the names. But I watched
Speaker 3: this young girl become a woman yesterday, Kiki Palmer. I
Speaker 3: saw a woman yesterday. I was for so many years
Speaker 3: I kept seeing Aquila and the Bee. But yesterday, after
Speaker 3: she had this baby and she I just saw her
Speaker 3: womanhood setting. She looked beautiful. She looked like a woman.
Speaker 3: I thought. I appreciated that represented for the fifty plus club.
Speaker 3: J Lo Jyl still killing the game, j Lo Girl, Vintage,
Speaker 3: Chanell Pink and Black Jenny from the block looked like
Speaker 3: a grand pool by last night.
Speaker 7: I loved it.
Speaker 3: I loved it.
Speaker 7: I loved it.
Speaker 4: Who else? Who else we had?
Speaker 7: And then also Dojiah Cat.
Speaker 6: She actually came like a cat, dressed up as a cat,
Speaker 6: and she did an interview as a cat.
Speaker 7: Wait, so who made it?
Speaker 19: Wow?
Speaker 16: Wow?
Speaker 9: Okay, so something a little different.
Speaker 7: So what was your inspiration for tonight? Be honest with
Speaker 7: me and go into detail.
Speaker 16: Wo wow wow?
Speaker 9: So what are you excited to see in there today?
Speaker 7: Wow? Is it your first Matt, I'm gonna clude the
Speaker 7: bombs with dosy cats.
Speaker 8: See, I'm progressive if I understand that she is a furry,
Speaker 8: that's right.
Speaker 7: She is a person who identifies as a cat. That's right,
Speaker 7: that's right. She deserves her own kittie little box.
Speaker 3: And y'all said something wrong with me because I got
Speaker 3: breast of the paint.
Speaker 7: It's good now.
Speaker 6: Also, this is New York City, so you knew a
Speaker 6: couple of roters were gonna pull up.
Speaker 7: He was gonna be a rot.
Speaker 6: I wrote it. I wrote it. Either it was gonna
Speaker 6: be a rad, a pigeon, or a cockroach. And yesterday
Speaker 6: the cockroach made it to the red carpet and.
Speaker 20: Set a photo heaven JETI photo heaven, yellow photo.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no disrespect, but only white people went a picture
Speaker 6: of a Cockroall.
Speaker 7: How boogie and rich are you that you excited to
Speaker 7: see a cockroach? Right?
Speaker 4: That just really put on my start.
Speaker 3: I couldn't get invited to the met Gala, but the
Speaker 3: cockroach made the cut.
Speaker 7: Good God, you that excited to see a cockroach? Last time?
Speaker 7: I was that excited to see a cockroach with the
Speaker 7: Cony show. Okay man stop.
Speaker 6: And lastly, I just talk about Rick Ross. You know,
Speaker 6: Rick Ross does this car show. This is a second
Speaker 6: annual car show, but his neighbors are not trying to
Speaker 6: have it this year.
Speaker 7: He announced the date, which I believe is June third.
Speaker 6: He has Little Wayne performing at the car show at
Speaker 6: his crib. He does the show at his house, and
Speaker 6: his neighbors don't like it. His neighbors are signing a
Speaker 6: petitions not to have that car show. They said that
Speaker 6: they were locked out. It took a lot of his
Speaker 6: neighbors forty minutes to get into their subdivision, so they
Speaker 6: were pissed off about that. So they're trying to block
Speaker 6: Rick Ross's car show.
Speaker 8: I'm sure they got a homeowner's association in that neighborhood
Speaker 8: Ross lives in, right, I'm with the neighbors.
Speaker 7: I can totally understand what the neighbors would not want them. Well,
Speaker 7: the whole problem is is one way in, one way out.
Speaker 7: So I get it.
Speaker 6: With all the traffic, people can't get in. If there's
Speaker 6: a medical emergency, there's a problem, people can't get to
Speaker 6: the house.
Speaker 8: I love for Ross to get his car show off,
Speaker 8: but I can totally understand how the neighbors would be
Speaker 8: totally inconvenienced by that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I understand, And that's what the neighbors are saying.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, it's different. They being neighborly now is
Speaker 3: different than it used to be being unnabvely. You tell
Speaker 3: somebody you don't want something, they y'all, they go to shooting.
Speaker 3: You see, they chasing the man now in Texas because
Speaker 3: he's because they complain.
Speaker 4: So this could go.
Speaker 3: And I and I hate to put it like that
Speaker 3: because I would love to see I love to see
Speaker 3: the brothers be successful. But he may have to move
Speaker 3: that to a place that that's not a residential neighborhood,
Speaker 3: especially one that he lives in.
Speaker 8: I agree, even though that's his property and the property
Speaker 8: is huge. If it's causing an inconvenience to the other neighbors,
Speaker 8: I can see why the neighbors would be upset.
Speaker 7: Now he was all the way out the way and
Speaker 7: it didn't interfere with the neighborhood at all. I get it.
Speaker 7: But boy, I wouldn't want all the Negros in my neighborhood.
Speaker 6: But I would say this, It took him a long
Speaker 6: time to actually announce it, because I'm sure he had
Speaker 6: to get the necessarily the necessary permits for it. So
Speaker 6: he got the Clerics as a permit. Not the neighbors
Speaker 6: are upset about it. Buffalo the Buffalo.
Speaker 7: What if the up losing the car show. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's right, he does have a pet Buffalo.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Interesting, All right, Well that there's your rumor report. Now
Speaker 6: when we come back, we got front page news. Tesling
Speaker 6: figure will be joining us, so don't move. It's to
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Speaker 6: The seventy sixers beat the Celtics last night one nineteen
Speaker 6: one fifteen. They lead the series one zero and they
Speaker 6: beat the sixes. I mean they beat the Celtics at home.
Speaker 8: We know, we know Joe LMB but James Harden looked
Speaker 8: like vincein James Harden last night you dropped like forty
Speaker 8: five on the ad.
Speaker 3: He looked trying to catch He's trying to catch at
Speaker 3: with Steph Curry's fifty.
Speaker 6: And the Nuggets beat the Suns last night ninety seven
Speaker 6: eighty seven. They lead the series too.
Speaker 7: Oh, now tell us the figure out what we got,
Speaker 7: what we're starting.
Speaker 10: Yeah, let's start with the Godfather of AI leaves Google
Speaker 10: and warns of danger ahead. I know this is a
Speaker 10: topic that we talked a little bit about before, well
Speaker 10: a couple of times on from PATI News, and I
Speaker 10: know it's something that Charlemagne definitely keeps saying. Hey, guys,
Speaker 10: pay attention to this AI situation. So Jeff Joffrey Hinton,
Speaker 10: the Godfather of AI, has officially joined a growing list
Speaker 10: of critics who say that these companies are racing towards
Speaker 10: danger with their aggressive campaign to create products based upon
Speaker 10: artificial intelligence known as AI, that is the technology that
Speaker 10: powers popular chat chat box like chat GPT. Doctor Hinton
Speaker 10: quit his job at Google, where he has worked for
Speaker 10: more than a decade, so that he can freely speak
Speaker 10: about the risks of AI. He said that now a
Speaker 10: part of him actually regrets his life works, and he
Speaker 10: points to out He points out three major issues, misinformation,
Speaker 10: upending the job market, which we covered a few times
Speaker 10: on front Pati News, and a legitimate threat to humanity.
Speaker 7: He's absolutely right on all accounts.
Speaker 8: I read that article yesterday, man, and one quote that
Speaker 8: stood out to me was when he said his immediate
Speaker 8: concern is at the endnet will be flooded with false photos, videos,
Speaker 8: and texts, and the average person won't be able to
Speaker 8: know what is true anymore. That's what I've been saying
Speaker 8: on this radio for a couple of months now, because
Speaker 8: the lines are already blurred between reality and fantasy because
Speaker 8: of social media. Now those lines are about to be obliterated.
Speaker 8: Y'all can't even handle fake tweets. Y'all don't know what's
Speaker 8: false and what's true now, So imagine what happened in
Speaker 8: the world of deep fakes. And you know, you can
Speaker 8: just take my voice and have my voice say whatever
Speaker 8: you wanted to.
Speaker 6: Say, and it's gonna get bad because nobody cares about
Speaker 6: the truth. People gonna be fired left right, They're gonna
Speaker 6: be canceled, and then they gonna come back and.
Speaker 7: Be like my bad fight it's gonna happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're just talking about me in your face. I'm fired,
Speaker 3: I'm canceling. But you know what, that's a good thing.
Speaker 3: Maybe these young trans girls are so angry women. Maybe
Speaker 3: they because AI wants to remove people.
Speaker 4: Hey, I wanted to get rid of people.
Speaker 7: That it's gonna be bad.
Speaker 8: Imagine hearing your wife talking to your best friend. Right
Speaker 8: as you on the way home, somebody sends you an
Speaker 8: audio message. You you walk in the house, wild and
Speaker 8: all you might see your best friend swing on him.
Speaker 7: He has no idea, idea what's going on. And by
Speaker 7: the time you figure out what it's not real, it's
Speaker 7: too late. Dammage is done. It's right. This is gonna
Speaker 7: be bad.
Speaker 4: Is it beyond us canceling that AI?
Speaker 3: Is it beyond we passed the point in every time?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think how that you put the twothpaste back
Speaker 8: into YouTube at this point?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 7: Wow? What else we got? Test? Okay, guys.
Speaker 10: Florida principal was fired after showing students David Whope Carosidro,
Speaker 10: A Florida principal was asked to resign after sixth grade
Speaker 10: students were talked and shown a picture of Michael Angelo's
Speaker 10: David statue. She went to Italy to see the statue
Speaker 10: in person, she took a photo and.
Speaker 9: She wanted to come back and show the students.
Speaker 10: She said that David was magnificent in person, and all
Speaker 10: students just study the Renaissance, not only the art, but
Speaker 10: understand the history as well well. The problem was she
Speaker 10: did not send out a letter to ask for permission
Speaker 10: from the parents to show the naked statue for those
Speaker 10: who are not familiar with the savor of the statue
Speaker 10: of David.
Speaker 9: She thought that she sent it out, but she did not.
Speaker 10: So three parents were set one of them, one of
Speaker 10: the three of the parents called it pornographic, and as
Speaker 10: a result, she lost her job. So I wanted to
Speaker 10: ask you, guys, we all have children, and we know
Speaker 10: there's such a shortage, you know, in teachers, and do
Speaker 10: you think you know this was an honest mistake?
Speaker 9: Should she have been fired? Was it too harsh porn
Speaker 9: with the age group?
Speaker 7: Again? Sixth grade? I think sixth grader is not too bad.
Speaker 6: I mean, they have a lot of those in the textbooks,
Speaker 6: in those books, so I mean, I don't see a
Speaker 6: different this is this is actually history, right, and if
Speaker 6: she's bringing back something in the history that they're teaching
Speaker 6: that she've been talking about that's in the books. Yes,
Speaker 6: she should have sent the email out. If she forgot
Speaker 6: it didn't go out, I get it. She shouldn't have
Speaker 6: been fired for that. Now, if it was a kindergarten
Speaker 6: then I get it. For sixth grade, why is it
Speaker 6: relevant to the lesson again, well, she was.
Speaker 10: She went there to see the statue in person, so
Speaker 10: she wanted to come back and say, hey, you know, guys,
Speaker 10: I went to Italy. This is the statue David, and
Speaker 10: you know, I assume she Yeah, she used it, you know,
Speaker 10: to talk about history. But the problem was she didn't
Speaker 10: send the letter out first.
Speaker 9: And particularly in Florida.
Speaker 10: You know, there's a lot of legislation that's going on
Speaker 10: now about you know, parents being able to approve what
Speaker 10: students can see and cannot see. So that's a real
Speaker 10: touchy thing, you know, going on now, particularly in Florida.
Speaker 10: And so because she did not ask for permission, they
Speaker 10: said it was porn.
Speaker 3: Sixth grade ist junior high those kids probably could have
Speaker 3: taught her something. And I've seen the statue of David
Speaker 3: when I was nine. I had David be since I
Speaker 3: was nine years old. Let me just say.
Speaker 7: Saying, you take these kids to see most of these
Speaker 7: Greek statues, most of these Greek statues and naked, yes, yes,
Speaker 7: you know, with the smallest penises you've ever seen.
Speaker 3: Since I was nine, That's what I meant.
Speaker 7: I thought that was twelve years old. That's how old
Speaker 7: you twelve? They know some.
Speaker 3: Stuff and.
Speaker 7: Damn sex in sixth grade. They shouldn't know about they
Speaker 7: reproductive again and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: I don't sound the problem as a parent.
Speaker 3: The problem was that she did not send the letter
Speaker 3: home or the email home to get permission. You have
Speaker 3: to as a parent, you have to let me know
Speaker 3: what what you're taking my child to. I'm being that's
Speaker 3: not a fire That was definitely not a fireing move.
Speaker 3: But that's Florida. Ain't no telling, ain't all right?
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Speaker 6: All right, now, when we come back, Jadykiss and his
Speaker 6: new artist Millies will be joining us. He has a label,
Speaker 6: so raspy and We're gonna kick it to both wait,
Speaker 6: both of them when we come back, so don't move.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club on.
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Speaker 6: D J n V Charlemagne to God. We are the
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club. We got some special guests joining us this morning,
Speaker 6: executive kids, jadikins A Millies guys.
Speaker 16: How y'all doing? Man, I know you heard, you heard Sela.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to put my blaze on and do some
Speaker 1: executive work this year. Of course, I'm gonna drop two albums,
Speaker 1: but you know I want to spread the love and
Speaker 1: get my soul rasby label off the ground up and running.
Speaker 1: And this is one of the guys at the helm
Speaker 1: him Nino E. Jones, little Todd. You know, I got
Speaker 1: a couple of horses in the stable. When we it's
Speaker 1: time to let him go.
Speaker 7: Man, Now, how did y'all? How do y'all meet?
Speaker 16: Rest in peace?
Speaker 1: Ice Picked Jay and shout out to Free my man
Speaker 1: set free compound. They must have been chopping it up
Speaker 1: picking Free and Pick would come to mind. I mean
Speaker 1: he would come see me every day. But he's like, Yo,
Speaker 1: it's this kid, Millie's man.
Speaker 7: He got some talent.
Speaker 1: When I think I want you to work with him.
Speaker 1: Then we slowly start beating up. I start hearing his music.
Speaker 1: He could rap his ass off and he could also sing,
Speaker 1: but he don't like to sing. Like your dog. You
Speaker 1: gotta do both. You see with Drake is you know
Speaker 1: see what the game is changing to You got to
Speaker 1: show all your talents. So then I start getting him
Speaker 1: to be a little more diverse. Of course he strayed
Speaker 1: away from that and start just rapping, rapping, And the
Speaker 1: more lady start getting, the more he strays away from it.
Speaker 16: But he came back.
Speaker 7: I've been here.
Speaker 11: I've been seeing millies in here, millies for a long
Speaker 11: long time. I wanted I wanted to thank you all too,
Speaker 11: because you probably don't even remember. But like right before
Speaker 11: I locked in with Kissing Ice, picking all of that,
Speaker 11: I did the BT Cipher in twenty sixteen, and I
Speaker 11: got in it like the craziest way because I really
Speaker 11: I know a camera man, little.
Speaker 7: Chris Robinson, you know Chris Robinson, his son shit.
Speaker 11: So he gave me the drop basically on the location
Speaker 11: in Brooklyn, and he would tell me, like, YO, just
Speaker 11: pull up and sit there for the three days. Maybe
Speaker 11: a rapper doesn't show up. Sometimes a rapper don't show up.
Speaker 11: So I sat there in twenty fourteen for three days.
Speaker 11: It ain't work. I went back twenty fifteen. I got
Speaker 11: bulletproof wraps. Some of it don't forget, you know what
Speaker 11: I mean. I went back and sat three days in
Speaker 11: two thou fifteen. I came back in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 7: Somebody didn't show up. Somebody didn't show up. First day.
Speaker 11: I'm there at like nine ten in the morning, and
Speaker 11: Chris is like, Yo, I'm sending Jesse Collins and the
Speaker 11: big dogs at BT Yomi and I'm gonna send them
Speaker 11: your clip your links.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 11: So he sent the links and like they were. They
Speaker 11: were over there, and they weren't looking real and pressed
Speaker 11: like you know what I mean. They just had a
Speaker 11: super undepressed face. I'm like, Yo, you think I should
Speaker 11: go like try to wrap for him take my raps.
Speaker 7: I don't know, you might as well. It's my third year.
Speaker 7: I'm like, damn, I gotta go bust some moves.
Speaker 16: I walked across that room.
Speaker 11: You know, they doing like catering at this time or whatever.
Speaker 11: I'm trying to explain why I should be rapping on
Speaker 11: the BT cipher.
Speaker 7: He's like, yo, just wrap man, go rap. I wrapped.
Speaker 11: I'm fake nervous while I'm rapping, and like they weren't
Speaker 11: even looking at me. About eight bars through, they just
Speaker 11: kind of looked up at me, started, you know, giving
Speaker 11: me some head nods, and they was like, all right,
Speaker 11: we're gonna huddle up. I went back to the table.
Speaker 11: I felt like I, at least I did it. I
Speaker 11: came three years now and wrapped form.
Speaker 7: At least I just want to try.
Speaker 11: If I can't make it happen, at least I tried,
Speaker 11: Like it's not in guy's will, So you know, I
Speaker 11: went back to the table and they came up to
Speaker 11: me and they're like, yo, you made it. I'm like,
Speaker 11: made it to what you and the cipher and I
Speaker 11: ended up leading off the cipher and they aired it
Speaker 11: twice and y'all actually got on air and was like
Speaker 11: young Ma and the and the white kid in the
Speaker 11: Celtics Jersey Breakfast and then you said, yeah, he was fire.
Speaker 11: And then I just took that and rn with it.
Speaker 11: I had Boss Charlamagne talked about me. Now they throwing
Speaker 11: me in if you want they you know what I mean.
Speaker 11: So I would take every moment and capitalize it. So
Speaker 11: it's like a full circle moment, especially because y'all on
Speaker 11: BT now Cypher Breakfast.
Speaker 16: That's the story because he moved him and his mom.
Speaker 1: He packed up and left Cambridge, Boston and moved to
Speaker 1: the Bronx and just said, I'm gonna figure it out,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, Like you freak convinced them
Speaker 1: like you gotta be in, you gotta be here where
Speaker 1: it's going down there.
Speaker 8: Did it hurt to leave Boston? Because you know, everybody
Speaker 8: wants to make it from this city and put on
Speaker 8: for this city. It hurt to have to leave now,
Speaker 8: really I was.
Speaker 11: I got so much like negative baggage, you know what
Speaker 11: I mean home, Like when I moved out here, it
Speaker 11: was like it was a breath of fresh air. I
Speaker 11: didn't have no I don't know, I didn't have a
Speaker 11: lot of the problems I had. They're like I'm good
Speaker 11: out there, but it was just like here is purely
Speaker 11: I could chase being an artist. I didn't even have
Speaker 11: that concept in my mind, like we don't come up
Speaker 11: around professional rappers, like he's a professional rapper, you know.
Speaker 16: See that.
Speaker 8: Is the pressure being signed to somebody like kiss because
Speaker 8: you know he's one of the nicest to ever touch
Speaker 8: your microphone.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's it's it's pressure, and when you live up
Speaker 11: to the pressure, it comes with like a lot of
Speaker 11: respect too, especially like New York East Coast. But yeah,
Speaker 11: it's pressure because he's the best to do it, you
Speaker 11: know what I mean. Still to this day, sort of
Speaker 11: still super sharp for me.
Speaker 16: With with my artists like him. Need no man, whoever,
Speaker 16: it ain't.
Speaker 1: I know they're gonna get better as far as craftsmanship
Speaker 1: and skill wise. I try to give him game of
Speaker 1: what they're doing, what not they're doing, how to carry
Speaker 1: yourself into business, and the things to look out for
Speaker 1: to help you on that side. I know far as
Speaker 1: skill wise, they get better every day every you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, they come and play me that's better
Speaker 1: and better. I ain't really worried about that. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to get them to sync up the thing of the game,
Speaker 1: better yourself as a business person and the artist. A
Speaker 1: lot of times your artistry overpowers your business. Then you
Speaker 1: gotta double back and fix everything years later. Like a
Speaker 1: lot of locks, a lot of artists. I don't want,
Speaker 1: you know, my artists to have to go through that.
Speaker 8: Being an executive make you look at look at puff different,
Speaker 8: Like damn, I see why he did business the way
Speaker 8: he did. Definitely, once you get in that seat, though,
Speaker 8: once you wear them jacket, you see that is not
Speaker 8: easy dealing with artists. You see the backlash that we
Speaker 8: must have gave the rough Riders and Puffing, deft Jam
Speaker 8: and Arista and all these interscopes.
Speaker 1: So you gotta you gotta like take heed of that,
Speaker 1: and you point a finger three points back at you.
Speaker 1: So I definitely see myself in them doing some of
Speaker 1: the stuff I did, and just trying to navigate and
Speaker 1: correct it and make make it a beautiful journey.
Speaker 7: Now, Believe, what's one thing you learned from from Kiss
Speaker 7: so far? That the biggest thing?
Speaker 11: Man a lot of things, Like you know, he had
Speaker 11: to definitely scold me a couple of times along the way,
Speaker 11: Like I was, like I think when I first got
Speaker 11: down with him and he found out, like I was
Speaker 11: fighting outside of shows and just like different things and
Speaker 11: like there's things I'm thinking, it's like normal, And he'd explain, Bro,
Speaker 11: you're the artist. You never supposed to be in front
Speaker 11: of a venue doing all stupid like that or whatever.
Speaker 7: You know, when I first fight inside the venue.
Speaker 11: Tell me, don't fight, he said, I'm not supposed to
Speaker 11: be in front of the venue, you know what I mean.
Speaker 11: It's just a little like that that I wouldn't even know,
Speaker 11: you know what I mean, because it's like I didn't
Speaker 11: have nobody to teach me that, and or like, you know,
Speaker 11: when I first started getting some money, he called me,
Speaker 11: he said, stop showing money on the grand man.
Speaker 7: You're going crazy, like just little things. But he's taught
Speaker 7: me a lot, really a lot.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, tell me about taxes, about taxes this year,
Speaker 11: and just you know, being punctual and doing it every day,
Speaker 11: showing up every day, getting dressed, new fit every day, professionally,
Speaker 11: rapping high level, Yeah, going to the gym. His shows
Speaker 11: I seen, we went to New Orleans and he did
Speaker 11: a show and he got tech with them.
Speaker 7: Let's make something happen. Let's make something happen.
Speaker 11: And he's on, what you do when you say give
Speaker 11: me one half a second of the beat, it's almost
Speaker 11: impossible to.
Speaker 7: Start rapping kissing kisses.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's almost impossible to catch it, like and he
Speaker 11: does so the crowd like there's no way that he
Speaker 11: can know that it's coming.
Speaker 7: Second of to beat what you do.
Speaker 11: I learned the game and knowing, oh my god, but
Speaker 11: it's like just catch it af that and I'm like, yo,
Speaker 11: he's so shocked the way he does it shows and
Speaker 11: that you know, I'm about to go out and tour.
Speaker 11: We got a House of Blues sold out, all like
Speaker 11: venues sold out Philly, all type sending out the East Coast,
Speaker 11: and I think it's gonna be a sold out tour
Speaker 11: in general. But I've really studied him and watched him
Speaker 11: on what that means to have a sold out crowd
Speaker 11: and demonstrate in front of him. Don't just you know,
Speaker 11: I could go up there and rap, but like it's
Speaker 11: a different level of show and ship. Even when you
Speaker 11: see like min.
Speaker 8: The verses, I think it's it's MCing right, like you know,
Speaker 8: we we don't. We don't have the conversation about MCing
Speaker 8: enough no more.
Speaker 7: It's everything is rapped, like we don't see that like
Speaker 7: we saw when we saw kids do that at versus.
Speaker 7: That was a throwback, Like damn, That's why I was
Speaker 7: so shocking to me.
Speaker 6: All Right, we got more with Jada Kiss and Millies
Speaker 6: when we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club
Speaker 6: good morning. Everybody is DJ Envy Charlamage to God. We
Speaker 6: are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Jada
Speaker 6: Kiss and Millies is new Artists. Speaking of verses, you know,
Speaker 6: we talked to Jim Jones and Jim was like, he
Speaker 6: was kind of upset with you that you didn't release
Speaker 6: a record or an album after versus out of.
Speaker 1: All the crazy stuff, even saying lately that was definitely
Speaker 1: that was definitely right on. I should have, but I
Speaker 1: was just trying to get my business of FIDS right.
Speaker 1: That was that gave me some leverage in the label
Speaker 1: to fix some stuff, you know what I mean. That's
Speaker 1: gotta learn artists. You gotta when you can get the
Speaker 1: benefits in your side, you gotta.
Speaker 7: Go to work.
Speaker 1: It definitely should have dropped something, but I can't really
Speaker 1: do microwave music like you know what I mean. I
Speaker 1: got a bunch of songs in the hard drive this that,
Speaker 1: but I just because I had the momentum, I didn't
Speaker 1: feel I still feel like I'm jipping to people.
Speaker 16: If I just put out anything.
Speaker 1: You know, I like to cook my meals like old
Speaker 1: school foo on the stove instead of the air fry
Speaker 1: or the microwave, so I get caught up sometime. It
Speaker 1: takes me a little long. But also so much stuff
Speaker 1: was coming in. I ain't had time to do that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Swiss up here, and Swiss was like, yeah, I
Speaker 7: didn't know. You didn't write. Swiss was like, yeah, I
Speaker 7: didn't either. I thought only Big and Hole didn't write it.
Speaker 7: He said, he said you didn't write, said you stop it?
Speaker 7: You stopped writing?
Speaker 16: Nah. I mean, I smoked so much I gotta put
Speaker 16: it in the phone just so I don't forget it.
Speaker 16: But I don't.
Speaker 1: It's times when I have a you know, take my vitamin,
Speaker 1: to have a good breakfast, a nice hot bath, I
Speaker 1: can just it's all in the break But sometimes it
Speaker 1: smoke so much, I might forget the cadence or forget
Speaker 1: out something.
Speaker 7: Ghost.
Speaker 16: So I just thole in the phone. But i't I
Speaker 16: don't really you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: Did you get that from Big? Is that where that
Speaker 7: came from? Watching it?
Speaker 16: I think we might have and and P might have
Speaker 16: got it. Pee could do, Pee could go to sleep.
Speaker 1: He's the He could turn off the light, put the
Speaker 1: beat on, take a nap, and wake up with the verse.
Speaker 7: That's the ghost.
Speaker 1: That's the ghost for rid, turn all the lights off,
Speaker 1: crank the beat up. You think he taking the power
Speaker 1: nap he wake up.
Speaker 16: Yo, enginet, let's go poops like you got the verse?
Speaker 7: You slept?
Speaker 1: You just you dreamt of the verse? Yeah, that's the
Speaker 1: ghost kiss him like yeah. But me now, sometimes I
Speaker 1: need to write it. My brain is too my family
Speaker 1: been asking me for rent money, too much or got
Speaker 1: to bail somebody out, or too much cloggage. You need
Speaker 1: to write it down. But for the most part, I
Speaker 1: don't got it right. Big was ill because he had
Speaker 1: all type of stuff going on, girls, Julian, Mafia Puff,
Speaker 1: coming back and forth, the Locks, and he just did
Speaker 1: just wander in looking like he's looking in the space,
Speaker 1: and then he'd go in the booth and say something incredible.
Speaker 7: I feel like I asked you this before, But I
Speaker 7: just I don't know when y'all did the cream freestyle.
Speaker 7: Do you remember that session?
Speaker 16: Yep, it's the glory days because we was all there.
Speaker 1: Remember y'all was in the studio together. Yeah, we was
Speaker 1: young Locks, I think we were still we was hanging out.
Speaker 1: We got the call you'll come to the studio. That's
Speaker 1: how I used to be at daddy's house and we
Speaker 1: hop in somebody's car, go down to forty fourth Street
Speaker 1: and then we came in big like, yo, we're gonna
Speaker 1: do this freestyle.
Speaker 7: They had the cream beat and it was it was smooth.
Speaker 1: Y'all just wrote right there and did it. Yeah, we seeing,
Speaker 1: We did it all right there. Everybody's part right there. No,
Speaker 1: there was no emails, there was no comeback.
Speaker 16: It was none of that.
Speaker 7: We missed that.
Speaker 6: You missed that part of the game like that, want
Speaker 6: to see everybody coming to the studio, you going to daddy's.
Speaker 7: That's what the game is.
Speaker 1: You can hear it a little bit someone, I mean,
Speaker 1: maybe me, maybe I'm just like telecanne is a telecanetic
Speaker 1: and psychic and sense. But it's a tad bit you
Speaker 1: can hear in the music that artists ain't in there together,
Speaker 1: a little bit of paprika missing from the songs a little.
Speaker 1: And then maybe the good ones maybe they are, but
Speaker 1: there's a different chemistry when you're there together to make
Speaker 1: the song. It just makes it intertwined better.
Speaker 6: I just remember being a DJ and going to the
Speaker 6: different studios waiting for y'all to finish, and excitement of it.
Speaker 7: That was it.
Speaker 16: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Now we're going to Daddy's house, so we're going to
Speaker 6: whole studio. I can't remember what it was called back then,
Speaker 6: and we bounced back and face baseline, baseline, baseline, but
Speaker 6: it also was it was, you know, all just checking
Speaker 6: each other. Like I heard you say that, you know,
Speaker 6: Big tell you to write your verse over and you
Speaker 6: didn't feel away about it.
Speaker 7: You felt that he was you know, when you.
Speaker 1: Right there, you can do that kind of stuff opposed
Speaker 1: to you email you texting me like do another verse?
Speaker 7: I'm reading that wrong.
Speaker 16: I'm like what when I'm right there, like, nah, kiss
Speaker 16: you can you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: It was no, you gotta be able to take constructive
Speaker 1: criticism anyway, especially from somebody like b I you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, It wasn't I didn't think twice when
Speaker 1: he said, nah, you mean you could do a better.
Speaker 7: The verse and that you did that with the cres
Speaker 7: No that.
Speaker 1: Was last days my verse for last Days. He's like
Speaker 1: doing No, he like, I like this, but I know
Speaker 1: you could do it even harder verse. I mean, I agree.
Speaker 6: How many how many Allis told you to write anything over?
Speaker 6: Do you remember any besides b I.
Speaker 1: Kodak black Man yack Ma told me to switch it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and it was like a song about our moms. I'm
Speaker 1: like ya, but I switched it and He's like, no,
Speaker 1: no doubt, you know. I mean, I'm like a person
Speaker 1: that's easy to work with.
Speaker 16: It was funny to me.
Speaker 7: There was it a text of email. I think I
Speaker 7: spoke to him. He was, he asked me.
Speaker 16: He actually said it.
Speaker 8: You've always embraced like the new artists, you know what
Speaker 8: I'm saying. So it's not a surprise to see with
Speaker 8: the millies, but even the South. I remember what everybody's
Speaker 8: so mad at the South for Like you always recognized.
Speaker 16: I was down there early.
Speaker 1: I was in the bluff early. I was on Little
Speaker 1: John's album. I was on D Money and you know,
Speaker 1: dfo L and all of them. I was rocking with
Speaker 1: the A early, you know what I mean. I was
Speaker 1: down there doing my thing. So I was able to
Speaker 1: get in the studio and think some connections and some
Speaker 1: love down there early before they took over.
Speaker 8: And Millie's you are you, You've been independent, like I
Speaker 8: think of your last time did twenty five million.
Speaker 11: Screens probably something around there. Yeah, So do you think
Speaker 11: you need, you know, the so raspy, a big name
Speaker 11: label to get to the next level. Well it's so Raspy.
Speaker 7: We just never went. We just never took it to
Speaker 7: a major. So we're gonna figure out what our next.
Speaker 11: He like, I just needed to be so I could
Speaker 11: drop music when I want. That's all I wanted because
Speaker 11: I know, like with me, I got to consistently, you know, prove,
Speaker 11: So he let me do that. And even after the verses,
Speaker 11: you know, my up after the verses for real life,
Speaker 11: we dropped the record that.
Speaker 7: That's my high. I think it got that that records
Speaker 7: out of here. So that's that's it's called hopeless.
Speaker 11: But so you saw it, you was like, oh Kiss
Speaker 11: right now, it just not just happened like that, Like
Speaker 11: that's how lined up at that time. I had like
Speaker 11: a big interview on like another platform and who was
Speaker 11: no jumper at okay l a league is free style,
Speaker 11: big record with her herbo pushing it, big record with Kiss.
Speaker 11: When he do the verses as me and him, I
Speaker 11: think I was busting his ass in basketball on you
Speaker 11: know what I mean, everybody saw the Dynamics now you know,
Speaker 11: we had a video playing basketball on his page and
Speaker 11: that went up, So I got the trickle down economics
Speaker 11: on that.
Speaker 7: Is there any pressure you know, to being a white rapper? Right?
Speaker 7: Because do you feel like you got to prove yourself more?
Speaker 7: Do you feel like people give you respect that you deserve.
Speaker 7: I feel like they give me the respect that I
Speaker 7: deserve it. I feel like you should work.
Speaker 11: For it a little more, you know what I mean.
Speaker 11: I definitely put in a lot of extra work. I
Speaker 11: know people like to use Eminem as the ball for
Speaker 11: white rappers, but he shouldn't be.
Speaker 7: I use him as a ball.
Speaker 16: Why shouldn't he be?
Speaker 8: He's an anomaly, meaning that Eminem had everything lined up
Speaker 8: on perfect.
Speaker 7: But he was nice.
Speaker 1: I like his story la main from where he came from,
Speaker 1: Hilla Park, confusion with his moms, and all of that
Speaker 1: whole thing that we he made it to I think
Speaker 1: is in and it is and it's not just because
Speaker 1: he's white, you know what I mean a lot of
Speaker 1: people like the throw shots. He might have got a
Speaker 1: couple of doors open for his complexion, for the connection,
Speaker 1: but he can really spit.
Speaker 11: Now, this is a hell of a rapper. So who
Speaker 11: you would say is the ball for white rapper? I mean,
Speaker 11: I don't know if it's a bunch and he's so big,
Speaker 11: he's the big, the biggest thing, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 11: It's just like if every white rapper got to get
Speaker 11: to that level.
Speaker 7: That means everybody's fling.
Speaker 11: I think, just that level of respect, though it's a
Speaker 11: different level of respect, even if you take away some
Speaker 11: of his accolades, Like everybody know he can rap, you
Speaker 11: know what I mean.
Speaker 7: That's what I That's what I set out to do.
Speaker 11: Like most of my page, all of my following, is
Speaker 11: really from rapping, him posting me on people posting me like,
Speaker 11: you can't fake that, you know what I mean. So
Speaker 11: it wasn't like I didn't get here from you know, gimmicks.
Speaker 11: I got here from rapping, and that was kind of
Speaker 11: following his you know, his blueprint too.
Speaker 6: All Right, we got move with Jada Kiss and Millies.
Speaker 6: When we come back, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is j n V. Charlamage the God. We all
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Jada Kiss
Speaker 6: and Millies, his new artist, I've seen a Beanie Seagull
Speaker 6: did an interview. He was talking about after they did
Speaker 6: Lave TV. They did the freestyle on Hot They said
Speaker 6: that you grabbed your hand and was coming to the station.
Speaker 7: Was that true or it was?
Speaker 1: It was a big thing, like I was destroyed. It
Speaker 1: was at a time when everybody was listening, you know
Speaker 1: that that whole thing was big. And I'm like, we
Speaker 1: can't go to Philly and just talk about them on
Speaker 1: the radio. And you know what I'm saying, they ain't
Speaker 1: gonna work. Why are we letting this happen?
Speaker 7: Put your hands up free one of them.
Speaker 1: I went to Pie and Loops like, yo, let's drip up,
Speaker 1: let's go down. Then let's wait for them to come out.
Speaker 1: And wild wild was this sh They like you you
Speaker 1: really want to do that? Like, yeah, man, let's let's.
Speaker 16: Do something shimular that fuck, we just gonna let this out.
Speaker 16: They like, calm down you Fuck no, I ain't. Then
Speaker 16: I was gonna go by myself.
Speaker 7: That she calms you, then that's the wild at that time,
Speaker 7: that's the juice.
Speaker 16: Wait, we haven't. We didn't even have no apples yet.
Speaker 16: He didn't have no fruits in the fridge without about
Speaker 16: this time.
Speaker 1: Crazy but yeah, now they we was able to they
Speaker 1: was able to calm me down and and make me
Speaker 1: not go down there, because I probably would have just
Speaker 1: been getting out of jail right now.
Speaker 7: How do those things that would get squashed with their
Speaker 7: conversations of the time us in state.
Speaker 16: Prop got squashed in Riverside Park up here?
Speaker 1: They said guns on us all they were state troopers
Speaker 1: and they probably had wild guns on them. We had
Speaker 1: wild guns on us and me and she who just
Speaker 1: talking in the park and we was able to I mean,
Speaker 1: fix just had a That's what really happened is communication
Speaker 1: never is the right lines of communication never happened, and
Speaker 1: then things get wrong.
Speaker 7: But he had the whole state property.
Speaker 1: I had the locks and a bunch of other dudes
Speaker 1: and me and him just walked off and kicked it
Speaker 1: like men and fixed it.
Speaker 7: What about rocket roll?
Speaker 1: The rocket was really that was the gist of the
Speaker 1: rock because we was like Finn. They was like our
Speaker 1: cousins on the on the come up. We would be
Speaker 1: supporting everything with them, with each other like reservoir dogs.
Speaker 1: We was all there they go everybody every you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. So that was like a funny time.
Speaker 1: He was beefing, but we was really cool with each other.
Speaker 8: But the truth, like hole was playing like corporate politics,
Speaker 8: like whenever you would be on the record, see what
Speaker 8: he was doing.
Speaker 16: He ain't original the original.
Speaker 1: I really think Steve Stout had a little bit to
Speaker 1: do with that. I don't know what what was the
Speaker 1: cause of, what was the angle or what they was
Speaker 1: trying to do, but you know, Fiesta remix the original
Speaker 1: to read the Maya joint.
Speaker 16: He was just like, you know what I mean, you want.
Speaker 7: To poke the bit that was fifty How did y'all
Speaker 7: squash the fifty beef?
Speaker 16: Same thing?
Speaker 7: Fifth hard?
Speaker 1: Fifth pulled up the D block dolo. I heard that,
Speaker 1: came upstairs him and his laptop and we was kicking it.
Speaker 1: He was kicked it like two hours or something. Then
Speaker 1: he had some music. He wanted me get on on
Speaker 1: the song. You want to pee, they get on the song.
Speaker 1: You knocked them out.
Speaker 8: That's what love you by itself can That's hard. Yeah,
Speaker 8: that makes me even one day with you millies, like
Speaker 8: who helps shopping your sword? You know, think about all
Speaker 8: of these artists that they sparring with, Like who do.
Speaker 7: You look to?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 16: It's dangerous because it's real shots. You take a shot
Speaker 16: and get a shot.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean it used mean like as far as yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 11: I mean I made his album. I remember being in
Speaker 11: D Block studio and he was playing a beat and
Speaker 11: I was just like, I try to get on it.
Speaker 7: She was like, yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 11: I had to write the verse. Same time he wrote
Speaker 11: the verse. They put that on the Ignacious album. So
Speaker 11: but other than that, like it's like I really look
Speaker 11: to the old era, you know what I mean. It's
Speaker 11: not too many rappers now that i'd be like, oh man,
Speaker 11: I gotta step my pen game up for me. But
Speaker 11: I got a song out right now with alb Allen
Speaker 11: leaf Ward. It's called Risk Takers. It's a monster millions
Speaker 11: and millions of streams, but it really got the trenches,
Speaker 11: like it really got the streets. And it's just like
Speaker 11: it's like a desert storm freestyle. That's how kind of
Speaker 11: designed it. Like Dack Mundle's Joe Budden, Like you know,
Speaker 11: it's like one of those kind of and that's going crazy,
Speaker 11: like there's some MC's to get me excited to rap,
Speaker 11: but yeah, it's not.
Speaker 7: It's not too it's not too many people they're out
Speaker 7: there though. It's just a small pocket.
Speaker 11: Like I feel like when he was coming up, it
Speaker 11: was more like ninety percent of the game was nice,
Speaker 11: or it felt like that to me at least.
Speaker 7: You know what I mean, maybe I was coming up.
Speaker 16: You had to be nice, You had to be nice
Speaker 16: to get in some circle.
Speaker 7: Yeah, now you wouldn't even you can get a million
Speaker 7: box you out if you would not be nice.
Speaker 6: So what do you think about some of the lists
Speaker 6: that you see, Like when you see these lists and
Speaker 6: let's say they don't have Jada kiss High on the list,
Speaker 6: what's your thoughts on I think it's disrespect And they
Speaker 6: got to look at like who would talk like I
Speaker 6: got him torching people right now?
Speaker 7: Though absolutely right now.
Speaker 16: I got myself taught you people right now.
Speaker 11: That's the difference, Like he could torch whoever right now.
Speaker 11: So I understand, And you could go back to the catalog. Really,
Speaker 11: if you sparred with Big and Beanie Siegull, it's not
Speaker 11: forget Beanie Seagulls one of the great busy ever life
Speaker 11: bro life.
Speaker 16: They don't ever forget about what Mac what he does
Speaker 16: for real.
Speaker 7: Siegle one of the nicest ever like ever in life.
Speaker 11: And so when you go total toe with Big total toe,
Speaker 11: you know, in different elements, but it's still, you know,
Speaker 11: shopping in your sword and big Seagull whole everybody, but
Speaker 11: then even fifth at the top of fifth, come on, man.
Speaker 7: That's really like it still. Now you can see how
Speaker 7: the lots the lots about the best out of big.
Speaker 7: You can see how you know, Beans bought the best
Speaker 7: out of hole. You know, you gotta be great, you
Speaker 7: need that.
Speaker 8: You need that great and generate the fuel of the team.
Speaker 8: Blanco six, that's right. Did you feel pressure with this one?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I feel like this is the first time when like
Speaker 11: I really had some eyes on me for real, like
Speaker 11: Blanco four, I kind of I kind of started finding
Speaker 11: my sound through the Blanco series.
Speaker 7: So I found my sound like Blanco three, four.
Speaker 11: Five and progressed. I made Billboard like twice back to back.
Speaker 11: This one, though, I really wanted to cement, like I
Speaker 11: wrapped in I sing. That's that, you know, That's what
Speaker 11: he always wanted to like man sing, Man, you could
Speaker 11: rap great, but the mother rappers they can't sing. It
Speaker 11: would love to be able to sing. So it's like,
Speaker 11: you know, I try to cubment that more. But yeah,
Speaker 11: I feel I feel pressure every release.
Speaker 1: You know, New York get this New York show, sold out. Yeah, man,
Speaker 1: we're doing everything. It's working out right.
Speaker 11: New York the show, I tell him New York Theater, Yeah,
Speaker 11: Gramdmacy Theater on May eleventh, May twelfth.
Speaker 7: One of those when you say sing, do you mean
Speaker 7: like Drake singer like John b A Like why you
Speaker 7: say John b.
Speaker 11: Got there to be like John d okay one day?
Speaker 7: Yeah, for sure, likespired. It was just like Camenade and
Speaker 7: like melodies type. Yeah, like I've heard that.
Speaker 11: I'm on Eminem on the on the lyrics, eminem Ja
Speaker 11: the kiss on the lyrics and a little Dirk on
Speaker 11: the hooks like people that described me like that. But
Speaker 11: I you know, I try to go on this one
Speaker 11: even more like in a singing direction, like yeah, a
Speaker 11: little little Drakesh for sure.
Speaker 7: Well releast, I mean you're on the Breakfast Club. We
Speaker 7: got millions, Maise, we on BT.
Speaker 6: We gotta you know, the strong We got a strong
Speaker 6: fan base when it comes online. So we we popping
Speaker 6: out there a little.
Speaker 7: Bit, Yeah, a lot of it. You're a rappers. You
Speaker 7: said you got some verses.
Speaker 11: Man, you know if you if you got something right now,
Speaker 11: will sure to listen. I said, I know that Eminem
Speaker 11: hearing me and weighing on my feature. I put it
Speaker 11: in design and now she claiming fashion knee style. I
Speaker 11: just wondered what she gave me. If you bagging, you
Speaker 11: could keep and never press the loser, because then the
Speaker 11: long win it be cheaper. Every day I feel like East,
Speaker 11: I get fresh and kick my feet up, reminiscent with
Speaker 11: my only income of serving geekers. Now I'm probably out
Speaker 11: in Paris staring at the Mona Lisa Well, I'm on
Speaker 11: the phone with Lisa talking three sons, Womanlika. I'm a heartbreaker,
Speaker 11: blocko pop ball flavors of Paul Haydes, just found a
Speaker 11: bigger house and lost neighbors.
Speaker 7: Star Wars.
Speaker 11: In the Wraith stair we get off vaded down to
Speaker 11: by the all makers turn into the star player. I'm
Speaker 11: really that, I'm really strapped on alert like Amber. Probably
Speaker 11: think it's comedy that we get at him like Sandler.
Speaker 11: They ain't cheered for my wings. I kept raising the
Speaker 11: band as I took my w's in silence when they
Speaker 11: called out on answer. You know the w was silent
Speaker 11: and antwer You just missed that. Forget that. Bring you
Speaker 11: back to the present. This is gift rap are we
Speaker 11: talking about your I used to whip that in the
Speaker 11: pitch black. I'm a lip match. I'm a just trap
Speaker 11: to the dispatch. Don't do no disraps because I ain't
Speaker 11: saying back. I'm gonna skip that. Finally, your child's sleep
Speaker 11: get you kidnapped? Impact When the forty band gun side
Speaker 11: of Tory Lanes, I put them bags over your head
Speaker 11: like you was boreding planes. I'm trying to torture Lane
Speaker 11: Blanco pop bawling off the purple like a Hornets game.
Speaker 11: Being rich in spirit made my fortune change, I said
Speaker 11: being I said, appreciate you, appreciate you know.
Speaker 7: Club, Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 16: It's the j M V.
Speaker 7: Charlamagne the guy. We are the breakfast club. We got
Speaker 7: our co host Flaming Row here.
Speaker 4: Good morning, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 6: Before we get to the rumors, I just want to
Speaker 6: shout out to our family in Houston.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 6: You know, each and every year I do my car shows,
Speaker 6: I take it on tour and it's a family fun
Speaker 6: day is It's a way to the staff and myself
Speaker 6: to meet all you people out there. So now here
Speaker 6: the drum roll, we are going to Houston. June Team
Speaker 6: Father's Day weekend. The car show is heading to Houston.
Speaker 6: I'm super duper excited about it. So shout to my
Speaker 6: Houston family shotor Michael Saunders, shout to DJ mister Rogers.
Speaker 6: Of course, Traded Truth. We are coming back to Houston
Speaker 6: Father's Day weekend.
Speaker 7: So the same thing.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be, of course, celebrity cars from people like
Speaker 6: Traded Truth, mister Rogers, myself, fifty cent and a host
Speaker 6: of others. Is gonna be games and family fun rides, jumpies.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be so much going on family fun day,
Speaker 6: kids five and under free and right now a kid's
Speaker 6: five and under free, and right now, tickets are just
Speaker 6: nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 7: So you hit you to I got a whole tour. Okay,
Speaker 7: I got a whole tour. Get it, I get it.
Speaker 7: Memphis is in two three weeks, and then Houston is
Speaker 7: right after that. Yall the girls with.
Speaker 3: The swimming shooter from about the cars like to do
Speaker 3: with the car show? Yeah? Can I be one of
Speaker 3: those girls? Sure you thought about that. I ain't like
Speaker 3: the way you hesitated when I when I ask, you
Speaker 3: immediately jumped on. Yeah, but you said you want to
Speaker 3: you want to be a car. I want to be
Speaker 3: the girl with the swim suit, you know. But he
Speaker 3: hesitated on the answer, so I passed.
Speaker 7: And stand in the space and say you a car, flame,
Speaker 7: and he'd be a transformer.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, I'm going to tape. But it's tall
Speaker 4: brother over here messing with me because because.
Speaker 7: You gotta be identify the tall man. The only reason
Speaker 7: I thought about it because you know, you gotta be
Speaker 7: in a bikini.
Speaker 16: I got bini.
Speaker 7: You ain't flaming on the grammar talk about getting ready
Speaker 7: to she's getting ready for the break the club.
Speaker 3: It be solid.
Speaker 7: I don't see be solid.
Speaker 3: I was at my bron panties on Instagram.
Speaker 7: You know, I know you lying. I sent it to
Speaker 7: him flame because I know he lied, So said, y'all said,
Speaker 7: I can flame coming next week on the one. I know,
Speaker 7: but I didn't look at it. You're alive. I'm gonna
Speaker 7: look at it. Get the Joe Coy drop exactly.
Speaker 6: But anyway, shouted ninety seventy three to beat out, and
Speaker 6: he still, we'll see you. Got Father's Day weekend. I
Speaker 6: can't read to see all you fathers out there and
Speaker 6: all your dads. It's a perfect time. To bring your
Speaker 6: kids out and have a family fun day. We'll have
Speaker 6: everything for kids, for gaming, truck. My kids will be
Speaker 6: playing with your kids. My wife will be joining us.
Speaker 6: So again, get your tickets. If you haven't got it,
Speaker 6: get your tickets now. All right, Now, let's get to
Speaker 6: the rumors. Let's talk New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
Speaker 7: Whole lot of names or you've gossip when god, this
Speaker 7: is the rumor report. I mean, I guess we on
Speaker 7: the breakfast club. This is where the tea spells right
Speaker 7: on the breakfast club. Now, I love this idea.
Speaker 6: New York City Mayor Eric Adams is trying to reduce
Speaker 6: the amount of cars stolen in New York. So what
Speaker 6: he's doing, and I think every mayor across the country
Speaker 6: should actually start doing this this. They're actually giving away
Speaker 6: free Apple air tag. So they're doing this so you
Speaker 6: can actually put the Apple air tags in your car
Speaker 6: so if somebody steals your car, you can always track it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it ain't that.
Speaker 8: Ain't those Apple air tags a problem too? Because don't
Speaker 8: people use those to follow folks home and stuff like that.
Speaker 8: They do, But it's this one is for positive. You
Speaker 8: could just leave it in your car.
Speaker 6: So if somebody steals you car, they can actually follow
Speaker 6: you know where the car is, you can give it
Speaker 6: to the police, and the police can actually get your
Speaker 6: car back immediately.
Speaker 3: That's the double side sword and the climate that we
Speaker 3: lives and now that we living. Now because I follow
Speaker 3: you home, you may blow my brains out. I know
Speaker 3: when my car is that or my computer is that,
Speaker 3: because they have that on computer too. But then you know,
Speaker 3: people are crazy right now, you turn in the wrong driveway.
Speaker 3: So that's scary.
Speaker 8: And I feel like he highlighted something that I don't
Speaker 8: know how popular it was, which we've all heard about,
Speaker 8: the air tags on the cars for people to follow
Speaker 8: you home. It feels like he's making it a bigger thing.
Speaker 8: So now if you didn't know you could do that
Speaker 8: and you're a criminal, now you know you can do that.
Speaker 6: I think most criminals know about because I have trackers
Speaker 6: on all my vehicles that if somebody does steal a car,
Speaker 6: I can actually follow it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: But the only bad thing about the Apple air tag
Speaker 6: is if you walk around somebody with Apple air tag,
Speaker 6: it shows. So if I steal your car and it
Speaker 6: has an Apple air tag, I know what's in your car?
Speaker 8: I'm gonna tell your car to get it out there.
Speaker 8: And I saw that the other day. I thought it
Speaker 8: was an Amber alert. I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 8: somebody done got me, said I came up on my phone.
Speaker 11: It was Liker air track or what does it say,
Speaker 11: AirTag detected around or something like that.
Speaker 4: What somebody follows?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I must have an Apple air tag
Speaker 3: on because somebody followed me homecoming through the ones that
Speaker 3: said they was gonna take it. So they say, I know,
Speaker 3: I know you fed. It's fat. It's fat. I said,
Speaker 3: you're so fat, you're gonna think it's balls.
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 4: Yeah, what's fat?
Speaker 7: That was the joke, lost my balls on our head
Speaker 7: playing what happened here? I don't know nothing.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 6: Now, Hollywood riders are going on a strike over fair
Speaker 6: pay in the streaming era. More than eleven thousand television
Speaker 6: and film writers have gone on strike for the first
Speaker 6: time in fifteen years, and it started yesterday. So this
Speaker 6: is going to affect so many different shows, like Saturday
Speaker 6: Night Live and all these late night talk shows. Now
Speaker 6: you're supposed to be doing a late night talk show.
Speaker 6: Does that affect your show?
Speaker 7: I'm hosting.
Speaker 8: I was supposed to be hosting a daily show the
Speaker 8: week of March fifteenth, but I mean May fifteenth, May
Speaker 8: fifteen minutes. You're right, thank you May fifteenth. But in
Speaker 8: that article it said the daily show, so I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't know what's gonna happen.
Speaker 3: I was excited about that too, shy man. I hope
Speaker 3: they fixed this soon because I'm excited to see you
Speaker 3: on there.
Speaker 7: So soon as describe over, I'll be doing it. But
Speaker 7: I don't. I don't know how that affects that. But
Speaker 7: you're right as well.
Speaker 6: But can't you write your own I actually had the
Speaker 6: vote on whether or not right, So you're going straight,
Speaker 6: but you can right for yourself, right, That wouldn't be
Speaker 6: problem with that when you part, when you part of
Speaker 6: the w g A, when they going strag, you gotta
Speaker 6: go and strike as well.
Speaker 7: So you don't as far as I know, if.
Speaker 3: You'ma be crossing the picking lands and you like skin,
Speaker 3: they're gonna jump in different if you was dive skin,
Speaker 3: but you like seeing trying to cross the picture, they're
Speaker 3: gonna get you in.
Speaker 8: Frank was two thousand and seven. I definitely was not
Speaker 8: in the game in two thousand and seven. But now
Speaker 8: I'm part of wj okay.
Speaker 7: Now speaking of Charlamagne, nominated for w g A award,
Speaker 7: A hell of a Weekday night talking to drop a
Speaker 7: bomb for Charlamagne.
Speaker 6: Now, speaking of Charlemagne, Judy Bloom says, Charlomagne visited her twice.
Speaker 16: Who's a celebrity we would be surprised to know?
Speaker 7: Is a huge Judy Bloom fit.
Speaker 10: I would say Charlemagne the God really yeah, first club?
Speaker 16: Really, I love him.
Speaker 7: I'm I'm surprised at that though. He came to you
Speaker 7: asked where you look twice? You're jealous if you pull
Speaker 7: upon that white woman twice, that's right, you're jealous. Yes,
Speaker 7: and her husband George and my wife. You've done a
Speaker 7: couple of course. That was the party that was definitely
Speaker 7: had a date night. You jealous? Yes, I am. What
Speaker 7: was on the menu? Got uh? This is called no,
Speaker 7: it's got a fancy name. What's the fish called?
Speaker 6: Come on now, Samon Barratuning, what's it called? Cino?
Speaker 16: There you go.
Speaker 7: I about to see Benzino, but that's the rack. There
Speaker 7: you go, Branzino. There you go, and you have some
Speaker 7: wine that you can't pronounce we have some one I
Speaker 7: can't pronounce. And that's right, all that happened. You're jealous yep.
Speaker 8: Whenever you get the opportunity to go sit down with
Speaker 8: icons and get game from legends, you take advantage of
Speaker 8: that opportunity.
Speaker 7: That's taking advantage of that opportunity. A couple of times
Speaker 7: I agreed they go watch it.
Speaker 8: Go watch my conversation with Judy blue Mes up on
Speaker 8: my YouTube page. See the god see T H A
Speaker 8: G O D.
Speaker 7: Right now, all right, that is your room a report.
Speaker 7: Now we are giving that donkey too for after the hour.
Speaker 8: We need Lieutenant the Lieutenant governor in North Carolina, Mark
Speaker 8: Robinson to come to the front of the congregation. We'd
Speaker 8: like to have a word with him. All right, we'll
Speaker 8: get into that. Because he shout out Andy Corn. That
Speaker 8: was Andy Cohen. She was on to Andy Corn.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 3: I like Andy Cohen. He's a cut up, especially when
Speaker 3: they have a couple of cocktails. We all are cut
Speaker 3: up after a couple of cocktails.
Speaker 8: You know what they say about cocktails pulled me. Want
Speaker 8: to tell me one that one look to the Godfather.
Speaker 7: You don't go with that. You got to say what
Speaker 7: that was Elvison.
Speaker 3: Right there.
Speaker 4: Let's know that the more you drink, the pretty out looks.
Speaker 4: So get drunk. Let's go. What's happening in this Day's.
Speaker 5: The bar?
Speaker 3: Now practice club.
Speaker 7: Your mornings will never be the same. Pete Davidson is
Speaker 7: Everywhere and now. Everywhere includes buck Kiss, his new semi
Speaker 7: autobiographical comedy series on Peacock, also starring Eddie Falco and
Speaker 7: Joe Peshi. Buck Kiss screams May fourth, only on Peacocke.
Speaker 7: You are.
Speaker 3: Hun, I'm a fat and all that shit around your
Speaker 3: they want this man to.
Speaker 19: Do to me.
Speaker 9: You can't make a judgment of who was going to
Speaker 9: be on the Donkey of the Day.
Speaker 16: They chose you.
Speaker 7: There's a breakfast club, bitch you Who's donkey of the
Speaker 7: day today? Wow? Old donkey today for Tuesday.
Speaker 8: May second goes to the current Lieutenant governor in North Carolina,
Speaker 8: Mark Robinson. He's also running for governor in North Carolina.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Mark. You know I love the Carolinas. I'm
Speaker 8: Carolina all day, South Carolina to be exact. So North
Speaker 8: Carolina is our cousins. So it disturbs me when I
Speaker 8: hear someone from home talking crazy and Mark Robinson is
Speaker 8: indeed talking crazy. See there's a lot of conversations happening
Speaker 8: nowadays about reparations. I'm a person who believes that pessimism
Speaker 8: never wins any battles. So even though I know this
Speaker 8: country will never ever pay black people what they are,
Speaker 8: I speak optimism because we all know one of the
Speaker 8: greatest centers of this country was the slave trade, and
Speaker 8: the toonement is needed in the form of reparations. Even
Speaker 8: Donald Trump acknowledges black people built this country and we're
Speaker 8: just starting to get the credit for it.
Speaker 20: Listen, African Americans built this nation, rebuilt this nation.
Speaker 7: You know you're just starting to get real credit for that.
Speaker 20: Okay, I don't know if you know that. That's right,
Speaker 20: you're just starting to get You built the nation. We
Speaker 20: all built it, but you were such a massive part
Speaker 20: of it, bigger than you were given credit for it.
Speaker 7: Does that make sense? It makes all the sense in
Speaker 7: the world. And don't just stop their credit.
Speaker 8: We'll say credit, cash, bitcoin, ebt, and the credit is great,
Speaker 8: but until there's some financial compensation, that credit is as
Speaker 8: worthless as an NFT.
Speaker 7: Now, Mark could make history as the first.
Speaker 8: Black governor of North Carolina, a state that is almost
Speaker 8: sixty seven percent white and a little over twenty one
Speaker 8: percent black. But he's a Republican, so he don't really
Speaker 8: give a damn about any black votes. Okay, the Republican
Speaker 8: Party in North Carolina is eighty nine percent white. And
Speaker 8: I was looking at some stats from October twenty ninth,
Speaker 8: two than twenty two, and North Carolina had about seven
Speaker 8: point four million registered voters and their partisan affiliation was
Speaker 8: kind of equally split between three parties Republican, Democrats, unaffiliated.
Speaker 8: It's thirty four percent Democrat, thirty thirty six percent unaffiliated,
Speaker 8: thirty percent Republican, about zero point seven percent registered to
Speaker 8: another party. Notoriously read state. So Mark probably feels like
Speaker 8: I'm Republican. All I need is these white folks. But
Speaker 8: imagine if you can get majority of the white Republican
Speaker 8: voters to vote, and you know, play a little identity
Speaker 8: politics and get some of the black people to vote
Speaker 8: for you too.
Speaker 7: Sounds like a good idea.
Speaker 8: Well, Mark don't care if you Negroes vote for him,
Speaker 8: because if he did, he wouldn't be saying things that
Speaker 8: would turn Negroes off. And one thing that turns black
Speaker 8: people off is any talk against reparations. But not only
Speaker 8: is Mark against black people getting reparations. He thinks we, oh,
Speaker 8: I can't make this kind of stuff up.
Speaker 7: Let's listen. There's some people that were talking about reparations
Speaker 7: in this country. They wanted reparations.
Speaker 19: Nobody owes you anything for slavery.
Speaker 7: You want to tell the truth about it, It is
Speaker 7: you who owns.
Speaker 19: It's you who owns, because somebody in those fields took
Speaker 19: stripes for you. Somebody after those fields were ended and
Speaker 19: slavery was ended, somebody had to walk through Jim Crow
Speaker 19: for you.
Speaker 7: Somebody fought war was and died for you.
Speaker 19: Those folks on the Edmund Pennis Bridge carrying American flags take.
Speaker 7: That, calling Kaepernick literally a.
Speaker 19: Society that he could scarcely acknowledge something that he has
Speaker 19: never known, living with a bigotry that none of us
Speaker 19: can imagine, carried American flags on that bridge. And when
Speaker 19: they would hit up side the head with knighte sticks
Speaker 19: and shot with water hoses and knocked to the ground,
Speaker 19: they got up and picked those flags up and kept marching,
Speaker 19: And they did it for you. Nobody owes you anything.
Speaker 19: If anybody owes it's you.
Speaker 8: Woo, Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina, Mark Robinson, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 8: feels like black people or reparation. That was Riley Freeman
Speaker 8: from the Boone Docks booing, And I'm glad we used
Speaker 8: that boo because what the uncle ruckus is going on
Speaker 8: in North Carolina. Okay, it don't matter if North Carolina
Speaker 8: is a red or blue state. If Mark Robinson becomes governor,
Speaker 8: you can guarantee it won't be a black state. All right,
Speaker 8: all those things he spoke on, You know, the people
Speaker 8: who fought during Civil rights to brothers and sisters, civil
Speaker 8: rights marchers, who went through the hell called Bloody Sunday
Speaker 8: for us to get a sliver of freedom. They're part
Speaker 8: of the reason we're Oh okay, yes we owe them,
Speaker 8: but not the way this country owes us. And we
Speaker 8: repaid him for fighting for what so many of them
Speaker 8: came to want, and that is reparations. Okay, Mark Robinson
Speaker 8: telling black people that we owe reparations, it's like when your.
Speaker 7: Parents used to tell you they were beaten our ass
Speaker 7: for our own good.
Speaker 8: No, okay, you did nothing but cause me trauma, trauma
Speaker 8: that I ended up unpacking in therapy later. The nerve
Speaker 8: of Mark Robinson to say, we owe reparations because we
Speaker 8: benefited from the freedom I got. Freedom in quotation, Marks
Speaker 8: Okay Air quotes all right, you know free ish okay,
Speaker 8: a new all slave drama brought to you by Kenya
Speaker 8: Barris coming soon to BT plus. I mean oppression to
Speaker 8: black people one hundred percent still exist right when Black
Speaker 8: people are imprisoned at exceptionally high numbers are more likely
Speaker 8: to be arrested for nonviolent offenses. I mean, we make
Speaker 8: our case for our citizenship every day, make our case
Speaker 8: for our humanity every day.
Speaker 7: There is still a system of white.
Speaker 8: Supremacy in place that causes us to make cases for
Speaker 8: our survival every day. I mean, when you are still
Speaker 8: being denied opportunities because of the color of your skin,
Speaker 8: it's kind of hard to tell me that I owe
Speaker 8: all right. That's like getting sex from a hooker. She
Speaker 8: gives me an STD and then you know, ask for
Speaker 8: gratuity for the gonerhea Okay. Mark Robinson said we should
Speaker 8: be paying because there were people that fought for us
Speaker 8: and took beatings and you know, got holes down and
Speaker 8: lost their lives for us to be free those people
Speaker 8: with majority black he couldn't be talking about white people.
Speaker 8: Could he I mean, there were definitely white people out
Speaker 8: there marching with black folks during the Civil Rights movement,
Speaker 8: but they were marching with us to free us from
Speaker 8: the oppression of white supremacy.
Speaker 7: Keyword white.
Speaker 8: Okay, Mark really said black people owe reparations? We owe Okay,
Speaker 8: the white people should get paid for what their own
Speaker 8: people did.
Speaker 16: Huh.
Speaker 8: Look, in basketball, there's no such thing as the same
Speaker 8: team foul that I know of. Okay, last time I
Speaker 8: checked with Steph Curry, Fowls, Klay Thompson. Lebron doesn't get
Speaker 8: to shoot free throw? So why do we owe for
Speaker 8: what people did to us and caused on themselves. This
Speaker 8: is what happens when you speak to management and your
Speaker 8: people are indeed the management. Please let with me, Ma
Speaker 8: give Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson the biggest he hull.
Speaker 7: He ha he ha, You stupid motherfuck? Are you dumb?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 3: Clearly sounds like an articulate hersher walker? Good God, yam,
Speaker 3: Keith avers, y'all can keep aving. That is just beyond control.
Speaker 3: And don't be messing with reparations because I'm getting two
Speaker 3: checks and one of my man names and one of
Speaker 3: my women do not mess with reparations.
Speaker 4: Man, don't be messing with my checks.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's so interesting that you mentioned Kenya Barris. I
Speaker 3: met him at the red copy of You People when
Speaker 3: he did you People. So let me tell you what's
Speaker 3: so strange. Because being an older trans person, I'm not
Speaker 3: on the because I've lived my life, I know people
Speaker 3: will just see you. So when my publicist went up
Speaker 3: to him and said, Flame would like to take a
Speaker 3: picture with you, he looked, because I was about as
Speaker 3: far as Charlemagne is from me now, and he looked,
Speaker 3: but the look on his face was maybe he didn't understand,
Speaker 3: or he wasn't sure. And she says, well, Netflix invited
Speaker 3: Flame to come to Parth, so it gave him a pass,
Speaker 3: and so he brought me over. So I could have
Speaker 3: taken that one way, and like, oh, he was on
Speaker 3: the defense. But I said, he said, did you enjoy
Speaker 3: the movie? I said, oh, I thought the movie was great.
Speaker 3: I said, you could have called the movie Frankenstein. Because
Speaker 3: he said, huh. I said, because what Frankenstein's moral was,
Speaker 3: Frankenstein was never the monster. He created the monster. You
Speaker 3: showed us that America has created this monster for racism
Speaker 3: and hate from all aspects of life. And I love
Speaker 3: that you tournament, He said, that is a great analogy.
Speaker 3: In those two minutes of talking to him, he went
Speaker 3: from looking at me like he didn't understand until he
Speaker 3: put his arm around me and he embraced me in
Speaker 3: the body language said it always that I taught. Oh,
Speaker 3: it was pretty dump, it was pretty great.
Speaker 7: So Mark Robinson wants us to he wants us to
Speaker 7: pay for a monster America created. Exactly, yeah, exactly, all eractly, Well,
Speaker 7: thank you for that donkey today, Charlamagne.
Speaker 4: Yes, indeed he he haw Mike Robinson de boy hew.
Speaker 6: B e t will see you guys tomorrow. Everybody else,
Speaker 6: let's open up the phone lines eight hundred five eight
Speaker 6: five one o five one. Has a friend ever thrown
Speaker 6: you under the bus?
Speaker 7: That is the question.
Speaker 6: It's just coming from just some person personal in your
Speaker 6: bro I've realized and sometimes I can't tell Charlemagne certain things.
Speaker 7: Let's talk about it when we come back, man, That
Speaker 7: is the question.
Speaker 3: Tell it, tell it, every tell it, like Charlemagne say,
Speaker 3: talk about it when we come back, Charlamagne.
Speaker 6: Like I wouldn't say, hey, Charlamagne said, your breathsteak. I
Speaker 6: would just lay your bro just get some toothpaste. Charlemagne
Speaker 6: is not like that. Charlamage gonna say Envy said your
Speaker 6: breath steak? But has a friend ever thrown you on
Speaker 6: the bus? Weren't talking about it when we come back?
Speaker 6: Five eight five one oh five one. Let's talk about
Speaker 6: It's breakfast Logan morning. Pull out your phone, call.
Speaker 7: In right now. You call me at your opinion to
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club top break it down.
Speaker 13: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one the
Speaker 13: Breakfast Club, it's topic time or eight hundred five eight
Speaker 13: five one five one to join into the discussion with
Speaker 13: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody's DJ env Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: We got our guest co host Flaming Row here, good morning,
Speaker 6: and we're asking has a friend ever thrown you under
Speaker 6: the bus? Right now, this conversation comes from Charlemagne.
Speaker 7: I don't see the problem.
Speaker 6: I realized today that if I give Charlamagne some information
Speaker 6: or I tell him something, I gotta just tell a
Speaker 6: person as well.
Speaker 7: You just realizing that after almost we've been working on
Speaker 7: this show for thirteen years. This is our thirteenth year.
Speaker 7: You just realizing that, and it's not even like I
Speaker 7: have a problem telling somebody something.
Speaker 6: But if somebody is Charlemagne's friend or closer to Charlemagne
Speaker 6: than me, I'm gonna tell Charlomagne that so he can
Speaker 6: tell him so it doesn't seem like it comes from
Speaker 6: a place of hate, and it comes from a place
Speaker 6: of help. So like, for instance, if our board op
Speaker 6: rad let's say sorry, Red, Let's say his breath staks right,
Speaker 6: and Charlamage says, yo, e, you know, red breathstak. I'm
Speaker 6: gonna be like, yo, yo bread, here's a gum. I'm
Speaker 6: not gonna say, Charlamagne said your breathstake.
Speaker 8: If Envy come to me and say your red breath stinks,
Speaker 8: when we all get back in the room together, I'm
Speaker 8: gonna say Red.
Speaker 7: M Be says your breath stink, I A'm gonna say Red.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna say, Envy, tell Red what you just told me,
Speaker 7: because I don't talk behind people's back.
Speaker 6: If that's your friend and he's closer to you than me,
Speaker 6: I would expect that because it comes from a place
Speaker 6: of love.
Speaker 4: But told of a place of but being that.
Speaker 7: That's my friend coming from me might not hit the same.
Speaker 7: They might take it in and hear it.
Speaker 8: But if I'm saying this is what somebody else said,
Speaker 8: if they hear it from that person, they will receive
Speaker 8: it differently. I don't talk behind people's back, especially if
Speaker 8: we're all on the same team. If we're on the
Speaker 8: same team in a work environment, we all trying to win,
Speaker 8: we all trying to get better.
Speaker 7: I'm not delivering no messages. You tell me something about somebody,
Speaker 7: I'm calling a group me.
Speaker 4: He made that sound real good.
Speaker 7: That's just be a damn message. No it wasn't. It
Speaker 7: was a group like, let's have a conversation. ANDVY said
Speaker 7: your breath because I already had told the other person,
Speaker 7: VY got some notes for you. Seeing on the group
Speaker 7: told me what the note? You told me what the
Speaker 7: notes was. I relayed some notes and then I said
Speaker 7: that MB got some notes for you as well. I'm
Speaker 7: putting us on.
Speaker 3: If you got bad breath square up, because I'm telling
Speaker 3: I can't. I don't want to smell your lunch. If
Speaker 3: you got bad breath square when you come talkty.
Speaker 8: I think everybody in this show, everybody in this building
Speaker 8: knows I'm not talking behind nobody back.
Speaker 7: We will call group meeting. I want to get right
Speaker 7: to it. Don't tell me about nothing nobody said about nobody.
Speaker 7: Don't ventor me about nobody. We're gonna all have a
Speaker 7: group meeting. We're gonna come together, We're gonna have the conversation.
Speaker 3: But let's put the cars on table. Every telle Mane.
Speaker 3: You said he was tall, definitely didn't see that. I
Speaker 3: definitely see that.
Speaker 4: I'm just joined it in the fund.
Speaker 7: All right, Well, let's go to these phone lines. It's
Speaker 7: got a lot of people on the line. Hello, who's this.
Speaker 15: Jam Man was good?
Speaker 14: I don't know the other guy man.
Speaker 7: Flame and that's.
Speaker 14: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: It depends on the table, philister, right now, come on
Speaker 4: with you.
Speaker 14: All right, So the topic then, somebody ever thow you
Speaker 14: after the bus?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 14: I was in high school. My best friend were on
Speaker 14: the football team together, and I was dating a girl
Speaker 14: over the summer. I caught my best friend. I'm like, yo,
Speaker 14: some other girl trying to let me hit it. He's like,
Speaker 14: you ain't gonna do it, you ain't gonna do it.
Speaker 14: I'm like, bro, fall in the back. Like the next day,
Speaker 14: like I did it. So we go back to school.
Speaker 14: We in football practice. I'm like where where my boy,
Speaker 14: my best friend? Where are you at? So he winds
Speaker 14: up walking in and he's with my ex because we
Speaker 14: had broken up at the time. She didn't know nothing.
Speaker 14: So she's looking at me crazy. I'm like, get what happened?
Speaker 7: He's like nothing.
Speaker 14: Me and her. She asked me to go to the
Speaker 14: doctor with her. I'm like, okay, whatever. So that at
Speaker 14: the next that day, she calls me. She was like, oh,
Speaker 14: so you used to smash such and such. I'm like,
Speaker 14: who told you that? And only two people knew?
Speaker 7: Started with my brother.
Speaker 14: I'm like, you, breezy, you.
Speaker 15: Did x y Z.
Speaker 14: So I did a little talking to her. She said, nah,
Speaker 14: were your best friend? I said, you lying?
Speaker 7: Dan.
Speaker 14: I didn't believe her, didn't.
Speaker 7: Believe that's different. I ain't got none to do what
Speaker 7: we're talking about. No, No, that's grimy. That's just grimy. Liz.
Speaker 7: Good morning. How you feeling. Good morning, I'm feeling good.
Speaker 14: I'm ready to tell it, okay, Pete.
Speaker 3: So, I had a friend.
Speaker 14: I work in a major hospelal in my area. I
Speaker 14: used to and I had a good coworker.
Speaker 8: I mean we've been for like two years.
Speaker 7: I mean I really felt like it's my bad friend, like.
Speaker 14: We fool, I'm coming to her. I'm like, you know, I'm.
Speaker 1: Thinking, you know, girls, suf.
Speaker 14: She is messing with my husband.
Speaker 7: What whoa yeah?
Speaker 14: Talk about throw somebody on the bus. So you're listening
Speaker 14: to me as a friend. But you what I'm telling you,
Speaker 14: my man, and let's still together to this day.
Speaker 6: Hold on now, question I see, I would say your
Speaker 6: friend throw you under the bus.
Speaker 3: This this is bor than under the bus for your
Speaker 3: last two college y'all need to listen to Millie Jackson
Speaker 3: Lovers and girlfriends. She said, never let your man hang out,
Speaker 3: Never let your best girlfriend hang out with you and
Speaker 3: your man too often because the shoulder, the crown becomes
Speaker 3: the penis to ride on.
Speaker 4: Jesus, you can't show. Y'all be telling too much. Y'all
Speaker 4: talk too much.
Speaker 3: Men do too Oh man, she do this, she do that,
Speaker 3: and then women tell her best girlfriend the whole time.
Speaker 3: She girl, you need to leave him. He don't even
Speaker 3: I don't even like him for you the whole time
Speaker 3: she applied in the scheming. Baby, it ain't never changed.
Speaker 3: It ain't gonna never change.
Speaker 7: Talking that deep, we were just talking a little light.
Speaker 22: Well that's throwing up under the bus. I can't even
Speaker 22: fit up under the bus. Maybe we need to rephrase it.
Speaker 22: Maybe ain't throwing under the bus, And I don't know
Speaker 22: what that is. They y'all got going on this morning.
Speaker 22: That's throwing under the bus. We ain't talking about it now. No, No,
Speaker 22: eight hundred and five eighty five one on five one.
Speaker 22: We were talking about has a friend ever threw you
Speaker 22: under the bus?
Speaker 7: Lightly?
Speaker 4: Like lightlightly you want specifically, I.
Speaker 7: Thought we gave him this scenario. No, Envy had some
Speaker 7: notes for somebody. Correct. He told me the notes. As
Speaker 7: I'm talking to the person relaying some of my notes,
Speaker 7: I said, Yo, Envy got some notes for you as well.
Speaker 7: Now the other part of this is the person was
Speaker 7: calling for us to have a group conversation anyway, so
Speaker 7: now it was the perfect time to have the group conversation.
Speaker 8: I'm not gonna talk behind nobody back. If you tell
Speaker 8: me something about somebody, be prepared for me to call
Speaker 8: a group meeting.
Speaker 7: I just wanted you to talk because.
Speaker 6: I felt it would come better coming from you, like
Speaker 6: kind of like you know, soft hands and in a
Speaker 6: caring way, because I don't know the person as well
Speaker 6: as you do. Just like if you were telling me
Speaker 6: something about one of my friends, I would tell them
Speaker 6: softly because they're my homie, not me.
Speaker 7: Said this day, I was like, my favorite thing to
Speaker 7: do is when somebody called me and they talking about somebody.
Speaker 7: YEA hold on for a second. Merge calls Merge call
Speaker 7: he such and such is on the phone right now.
Speaker 7: What's happening? All right? Has a friend every three under
Speaker 7: the bus? Let's talk about it. It's the breakfast slug
Speaker 7: one morning.
Speaker 19: I know.
Speaker 7: Your opinions to the breakfast club top. Come on, I
Speaker 7: did five.
Speaker 4: Five five one morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody.
Speaker 6: It's DJ Envy Charlomagne, the guy we are the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: Now if he's just joining us, we're talking. Has a
Speaker 6: friend ever threw you under the bus?
Speaker 16: All right?
Speaker 7: Now this conversation comes from Charlemagne. Uh, Charlomagne will do it.
Speaker 6: And see the thing, when Charlamage throws you under the bus,
Speaker 6: he doesn't do it kindly, he doesn't do it nice
Speaker 6: and like, hey, there's some notes.
Speaker 8: He'd be like if you tell him what you said
Speaker 8: about this, And I'm because I don't talk behind people's back.
Speaker 8: And if you come to me to talk to me
Speaker 8: about somebody, I'm calling a group meeting. You're gonna tell
Speaker 8: that person because that's how miscommunication happens. That's how things
Speaker 8: get misconscrewed. Let's just all have the conversation right now.
Speaker 7: You're right, but but there's a way to do things.
Speaker 6: It's like, hey, let's have a group meeting discuss Now, Hey,
Speaker 6: Envy just said this that yeah, I said, damn it, man.
Speaker 7: The person did say they need they wanted us to
Speaker 7: have a group meeting. So it just so happened. And
Speaker 7: now it was the perfect time. That was the perfect time.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna win this argument.
Speaker 7: Hello, who's this? You're year?
Speaker 19: What was good?
Speaker 7: Brout? You talk to us?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 6: Nothing much, man, I wanted to highlight about what's going on, yes,
Speaker 6: sir to us, So listen right.
Speaker 14: I was I had a friend living with me back
Speaker 14: in the day. This was back when I was in
Speaker 14: my twenties. I'm thirty five now. But I had a
Speaker 14: friend living with me and I was out doing my
Speaker 14: thing on my girl and basically while I was out,
Speaker 14: dude tried to smashed my shirties.
Speaker 7: Yo, yo, y'all going too far? You talk about what
Speaker 7: are we saying that? It's calling everybody to call in
Speaker 7: and talk to us about how they best friends matched
Speaker 7: they women.
Speaker 14: Listen, man, he threw me out of the bus.
Speaker 19: Bro.
Speaker 5: I was out doing my thing and he.
Speaker 14: Tried to get in.
Speaker 7: Oh so he told on you. He told on you.
Speaker 7: He was like, yo, he ore cheating on you. He
Speaker 7: not a good dude.
Speaker 14: That's a fact.
Speaker 7: Okay, I get it. I get it. Our vege crack.
Speaker 14: Where to do where it does?
Speaker 19: Big guy?
Speaker 14: My friends called it big gur. What's up? Breakfast glove?
Speaker 7: All right, out right, big out.
Speaker 14: So my issue is my friend threw me under the bus.
Speaker 14: But we're gonna call this getting throwd under the church bus.
Speaker 7: What happened big out.
Speaker 14: So what happened was everybody at the church that was
Speaker 14: a teenager at that moment had a girlfriend.
Speaker 5: We went outside and we planned the get you you know,
Speaker 5: get us a little creak on, you know, doing revival.
Speaker 5: So next thing, you know, my whole boy said, the
Speaker 5: church buss open, my church the church bus open.
Speaker 14: Let's throw on the bus.
Speaker 5: We get on the bus and you know, I'm trying
Speaker 5: to do my thing and he.
Speaker 14: Getting his thing on. And my other home wasn't in
Speaker 14: this thing off.
Speaker 5: But we smell a smell and I'm like, what the
Speaker 5: hell is this?
Speaker 14: And next thing you know, everybody got off. I couldn't
Speaker 14: do nothing because I wasn't you know, I don't.
Speaker 7: Know, you don't know what you are.
Speaker 5: I didn't know what I was doing, and so I
Speaker 5: was pushing the I was pushing something, but it wasn't.
Speaker 14: It was pinching thirteen.
Speaker 5: Next thing you know, we go back in the church
Speaker 5: and he got to smell on him for everybody laughing
Speaker 5: at him.
Speaker 14: And he goes to tell that we was on the
Speaker 14: bus messing around. But deacon goes out there.
Speaker 5: Smells the bus and he tells my dad, I get
Speaker 5: a whooping for like three days.
Speaker 7: Hold on, maybe I missed the part. Was it it
Speaker 7: smell like boogie and boom boom?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 7: What was that smell?
Speaker 5: So you know, I can't really say, you know, a
Speaker 5: mister of for dukis.
Speaker 7: Was it man or woman?
Speaker 1: Not?
Speaker 7: Didn't matter, But that's what I'm asking.
Speaker 5: We were teenagers, bro, I not not Charla made. I
Speaker 5: appreciate your your humor and your and your Canada, but bro,
Speaker 5: I ain't tell you what man.
Speaker 4: Laughing, laughing, suspicions.
Speaker 7: Que kep turning into my deal. Bro, I have no idea. Hello,
Speaker 7: who's this? Hey it Daryl, Hey Darrel. We're talking about
Speaker 7: a time of friend threw you under the bus.
Speaker 14: Brother, Yeah, one time a friend of nine, so we're
Speaker 14: a good friend of night. We were talking on the
Speaker 14: throne and he had on the car Belo the group
Speaker 14: in the car and we had a friend in the
Speaker 14: car but didn't kill me. And at one time he
Speaker 14: was talking and I need you're talking about the youth
Speaker 14: for a friend, and it was pretty bad.
Speaker 6: Now so you're talking about me at your on speaker
Speaker 6: and then you got caught up to you right under
Speaker 6: the bus.
Speaker 7: Did even tell you was on you was on speaker?
Speaker 14: No man anything at all.
Speaker 7: See. The only difference between me and that person is
Speaker 7: I would have told that person, Hey, heren't have called
Speaker 7: me right now, you tell him That's what I would
Speaker 7: have did. That's the only difference I'd have gave.
Speaker 3: Everybody ahead, well with the with the bluetooth. Now when
Speaker 3: you on the phone, you really have to say. So
Speaker 3: somebody calls you, I say, Charlamagne, what you try? So
Speaker 3: Charlamagne called me and say, fae what you doing? I said,
Speaker 3: I'm in the car with envy. That way you let
Speaker 3: the person know right off the top that I'm in this.
Speaker 8: Don't call behind nobody's back. Man, We're gonna call group meeting.
Speaker 8: And it wasn't like if he was talking behind the
Speaker 8: person's back. He wasn't doing that, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: But I would just rather him tell that person call
Speaker 8: a group meeting. Don't tell me nothing about nobody, because
Speaker 8: I am going to bring that person in.
Speaker 3: That means you can tell them your lective on what
Speaker 3: you tell selective sharing.
Speaker 7: I tell him everything. I don't care.
Speaker 3: Oh don't well, why did you bring away your man?
Speaker 1: Dad?
Speaker 7: If you don't care guard this morning? You have to
Speaker 7: call me on guard this morning conversation. And he was ready.
Speaker 7: He had it before I was ready to have it.
Speaker 10: That's all it was.
Speaker 4: Nby head came in warm. He was read.
Speaker 3: When he came in a little warm this morning. He
Speaker 3: wasn't even as light skinned. He had got red like
Speaker 3: lobstersh like he had been laid out in the island.
Speaker 7: My goodness.
Speaker 6: All right, when we come back, we'll tell you about
Speaker 6: ll wo J laughing at this rapper. When they was
Speaker 6: in high school. Things have changed though. It's the breakfast
Speaker 6: slogan morning, the breakfast club owning everybody. It's d J
Speaker 6: n V charlamagnea God. We are the Breakfast Club. We
Speaker 6: got our co host Flaming Road here. Hey hey, hey,
Speaker 6: hey hey hey hey bligky Flame. Let's get to the roomors.
Speaker 6: Let's talk Red table talk.
Speaker 7: Name or you gossip when you chatting? God? This is
Speaker 7: the rumor report. I mean, I guess we're on the
Speaker 7: breakfast Club. This is where the tea spells, right right
Speaker 7: on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: All right now, Jada Pinkett Smith, she speaks out after
Speaker 6: the Red Table talk was canceled, and this is what
Speaker 6: she said.
Speaker 7: Oh I know them. Okay, well, this is much she said.
Speaker 7: That might have been my bad that in my back.
Speaker 7: That's what she said, this statement.
Speaker 6: We are so grateful to have had such beautiful partnership
Speaker 6: with Facebook Watch, and we are sorry to see the
Speaker 6: entire team disband. We wish everyone well in their new
Speaker 6: journey to come. We had Red Table or in talks
Speaker 6: of finding a new home and we'll see you soon.
Speaker 8: I hate to have a lot of production meeting, but
Speaker 8: did you have a production meeting about this story before?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 6: Okay, I want to make sure I assumed. All right, Okay, okay,
Speaker 6: but I think they'll find a new home fast. I
Speaker 6: don't think it'll be a problem Flame, What do you think.
Speaker 3: I think they'll find a new home fast too. I
Speaker 3: ain't watched Red Table Talk and quite some time, though
Speaker 3: Red Table Talk was a little too extreme for me.
Speaker 7: The last one I saw was the will one. How
Speaker 7: long ago?
Speaker 1: Was it? Was?
Speaker 18: It?
Speaker 3: Which one which went at the Oscars or at the
Speaker 3: Red Table Talk?
Speaker 7: That was a joke. I saw the one when the
Speaker 7: Entanglement went the last one?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but.
Speaker 7: Didn't didn't Fat Joe do one? After that? Was because
Speaker 7: Fat Joe was there doing didn't Fat Joe.
Speaker 8: If he did, I don't know. That's the last one
Speaker 8: I saw was thee Withough. It went on for a
Speaker 8: while after Day for a long time.
Speaker 3: Couple episodes after that, I thought, because I know it
Speaker 3: was three generations of women, I just thought that Willow
Speaker 3: was like twelve. I'm like, what a twelve year old?
Speaker 3: My probably not gonna teach me nothing unless I need
Speaker 3: you to help me with my phone older than that door?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was I'm talking about when she was young.
Speaker 8: Oh got you gotta damn in twenty I mean, that's
Speaker 8: a show that they can produce themselves though, when you
Speaker 8: look at what you know Lebron and MAV do with
Speaker 8: the shop.
Speaker 7: The shop not on HBO no more. They just produce
Speaker 7: it themself, throw it up on YouTube.
Speaker 3: I love the barbershop talk.
Speaker 7: They can do it. They can do red table talk
Speaker 7: theyself now.
Speaker 6: Ll cool J was on a Big Boy out in
Speaker 6: LA and they were talking about the time where he
Speaker 6: Ll and Whole went back and forth about each other's
Speaker 6: raps when they were teenagers.
Speaker 7: School J laughed at Jay Z while he was rapping
Speaker 7: in high school.
Speaker 3: I just saw this too, and you cleared it up.
Speaker 7: But you laugh, and.
Speaker 18: Please explain the story of this. Isn't a grown man,
Speaker 18: you know, look the same age.
Speaker 21: I love everybody, right, I don't have no problems with
Speaker 21: none of these guys. Man, Like you know if I laughed, okay,
Speaker 21: so what laugh at me?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 21: You know how many people have you laughed or snapped
Speaker 21: on man the class on that nonsense. It's ridiculous, Hey.
Speaker 7: Man, I don't even remember it.
Speaker 18: It's crazy people when people bring up or remember, like yo, really, well,
Speaker 18: maybe I did laugh, you know what I'm saying, But
Speaker 18: but yeah, everybody did.
Speaker 7: Y'all go to the same high school. Laugh at you said,
Speaker 7: I can't have no brunch. I can't have no brunch.
Speaker 7: What if L's got an invite to the rognition, I
Speaker 7: said he didn't. I don't know they couldn't go to
Speaker 7: high schoo together. I never heard that. I guess it
Speaker 7: was when j went to high school together.
Speaker 6: It wouldn't have made sense because I'm sure La went
Speaker 6: to high school and Queens and Jay went to school
Speaker 6: in Brooklyn, so I'm sure they were when they were
Speaker 6: in teens.
Speaker 7: But but people don't know.
Speaker 6: Sometimes those situations fuel you to be strong or it
Speaker 6: makes you weaker, so you always remember those moments. Well,
Speaker 6: when somebody teach you, if somebody tease you, or somebody
Speaker 6: did something foul to you, or something like that, Like
Speaker 6: you talk about the the the gentleman that you did
Speaker 6: something to any.
Speaker 7: With which one I've got the downson, drunkard? Which one
Speaker 7: that happened twice? How many he was just slow? I
Speaker 7: don't know what they many kids? How many times have
Speaker 7: a slow could beat you up twice? I got.
Speaker 8: I got attacked twice, but mentally disabled people, I deserved
Speaker 8: it both times?
Speaker 3: Did you get you get rided up because you're really strong.
Speaker 7: Not as strong as them strong up. No one was
Speaker 7: a choke hold from the from behind.
Speaker 8: One was a choke hold, and the other the other
Speaker 8: one just picked me up and like held me over
Speaker 8: a fence, like you know, there was like a you know,
Speaker 8: like the track the fence around it. The other one
Speaker 8: just picked me up and you know, and the fence
Speaker 8: had spikes at the top. He was like he picked
Speaker 8: me up and kept bouncing me on the spikes.
Speaker 7: Jesus Christ, Yes, what did you do to the kids,
Speaker 7: because you had to do something to make him do in.
Speaker 8: High school, I definitely yeah. One of them went to
Speaker 8: the Not only did he go to school with me,
Speaker 8: he went to the Kingdom Hall with me as well.
Speaker 8: So I used to just be just like messing with him,
Speaker 8: like like I don't even know what I used to
Speaker 8: be saying to him, but it used to be something
Speaker 8: he never would respond. And then that one day and
Speaker 8: just one day, he just walked behind me. I passed him,
Speaker 8: said something slit and next thing, I know, life's out.
Speaker 16: Baby likes out.
Speaker 19: That was it was.
Speaker 7: It was all she wrote.
Speaker 8: And then told, by the grace of God, he decided
Speaker 8: to let me go. And guess what he let me
Speaker 8: go and just kept walking about his business like nothing happened.
Speaker 4: Did you stop teasing?
Speaker 7: You learned your damn all right? Well that is your
Speaker 7: room or report now flame, you're gonna be out in Yonkers.
Speaker 3: This is the Great Yonkers Comedy Club all weekend, this weekend,
Speaker 3: this Friday and Saturday. Single to my weekend, y'all come
Speaker 3: get drunk with them. I'm gonna be pretty and sexy
Speaker 3: and all that. And every Monday I host Free Voices.
Speaker 3: I want to give a shout out to my sister
Speaker 3: Tiffany Hattish for hosting for you last night because I
Speaker 3: was not in town.
Speaker 4: And along with my co host Memphis with we have
Speaker 4: a great time.
Speaker 3: And if you ever in New Orleans and especially Decementy Tenth,
Speaker 3: I host the King and Queen Patchet each and every year.
Speaker 3: But they have a restaurant call up and at him
Speaker 3: on Canal Street. Y'all got to go there. The food
Speaker 3: is exquisite. It is a beautiful place, it is super clean,
Speaker 3: and it is great. Thirty nine oh three Canal Street
Speaker 3: in New Orleans.
Speaker 7: Shout your MoMA. Today's my mommy's birthday.
Speaker 3: Happy birthday, Miss Valerie. You had met my mother made
Speaker 3: seventy six years old. Today, I've born woman, honey, the
Speaker 3: strongest woman I ever met in my life.
Speaker 8: Seventy six is a blessing. I can't wait to get there, absolutely,
Speaker 8: and that's like in two years right now, about forty four.
Speaker 4: No, man, you look so much older.
Speaker 7: No I don't just sause.
Speaker 3: I can't look like Anthony.
Speaker 7: You can't look young of all. No, no inclusion.
Speaker 3: Charlomne, let me, can I get my life? You're thinking
Speaker 3: attacking me girl, because I'm inspired by you. It was Charlamne.
Speaker 3: You can't take me your surgeon. You mad at me, Charlotne,
Speaker 3: don't be mad at Merit my glasses.
Speaker 14: You got.
Speaker 6: Next, get your request and shout to Houston. We announced
Speaker 6: today that we're bringing the car from Houston Father's Day weekend.
Speaker 7: Get your tickets. Of course, it's gonna be New York
Speaker 7: versus Houston again.
Speaker 6: So all you Houston people out there with cars and
Speaker 6: car clubs and bikes and all.
Speaker 7: That other stuff, I would love to see you again.
Speaker 6: I got some stuff for your ass today this time around,
Speaker 6: I should say, so, get your tickets on. Somebody say
Speaker 6: nothing about stuff. Nobody's ass. This guy for rad I'm crazy.
Speaker 3: This guy don't stop bringing out prosthetic booties and stuff.
Speaker 3: I can't take all that. I just, I just it's
Speaker 3: the choice.
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Speaker 6: Everybody, It's the j n V. Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 6: are the breakfast Club Flame Road. Appreciate you for joining
Speaker 6: us the last couple of days. Oh my god, I've
Speaker 6: had the best time. Thank you guys for having me.
Speaker 3: I love that you guys are giving so many different
Speaker 3: people options and opportunities to come here. And so the
Speaker 3: next host that's coming sitting in the seat, be yourself,
Speaker 3: have a good time. Charlamagne, gonna be rude and be
Speaker 3: gonna be courteous is true. Charlamagne will be ru and
Speaker 3: everybody else will be pleasant. I'm just telling you what
Speaker 3: you're coming up now. You won't fit in the seat
Speaker 3: like I fit in the seat, but you'll be cute.
Speaker 7: Flame my peoples.
Speaker 8: Man, make sure you listen to Flaming Rose podcast to
Speaker 8: laugh and learn the class work.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Charlamagne, three years in.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you guys over here, and I'm looking good now.
Speaker 3: The next girl gonna want. The next girl that's coming
Speaker 3: wonna be as juicy as me, but she'll be close.
Speaker 7: I don't know the one coming tomorrow kind of juicy.
Speaker 7: She took her juicy away.
Speaker 4: Some of the juice, I'm gonna say, but signing juices,
Speaker 4: do I got what juice?
Speaker 14: She got?
Speaker 4: That that cute and cleaning juice.
Speaker 7: I can say that back tomorrow.
Speaker 16: I gotta look to.
Speaker 7: See what's coming tomorrow, for I never know who's coming
Speaker 7: to morow. I'm sure that oh she og og og comedian.
Speaker 7: Let me see.
Speaker 3: Now you get it, So y'all get it tomorrow. So
Speaker 3: you have to tune in tomorrow to the Reverend. So
Speaker 3: so y'all know what I was talking about. Thank you
Speaker 3: guys for a great week. I appreciate y'all. If somebody cancel,
Speaker 3: I'm here all week. See y'all come sit me New
Speaker 3: York City or the try State area. I will be
Speaker 3: at Younkers Comedy Club. Get your tickets on the website.
Speaker 3: Two shows Friday, two show Saturday. It's single to my weekend.
Speaker 3: I'm gona get drunk with all of that tenos and
Speaker 3: I might let you take me home. I changed my
Speaker 3: name to go out of rub Seller all right.
Speaker 7: When we come back.
Speaker 6: Positive notice the Breakfast Club the morning owning everybody. It's
Speaker 6: DJ n V charlamagnea God, we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: I just want to salute to all you guys out
Speaker 6: there Memphis. You know my car show happens on the
Speaker 6: twenty eighth, and we're over five thousand tickets sold already.
Speaker 6: I just want to say thank you. Looks like we're
Speaker 6: going to get our goal of ten thousand people.
Speaker 7: And Houston.
Speaker 6: We announced Houston today, So Houston goes down Father's Day
Speaker 6: week in June tenth weekend in Houston, no work or
Speaker 6: school at Monday. And it's always New York City versus
Speaker 6: Houston when we come down there. So shout to Houston's
Speaker 6: call culture and call clubs. I got traded Truth, I
Speaker 6: got bun Bee, I got mister Rogers. There's so many
Speaker 6: other people a b We're gonna have a lot of
Speaker 6: fun and it's family fun day. I know we have
Speaker 6: a lot of fun with the cause, but we want
Speaker 6: you guys to bring your kids out, bring your parents,
Speaker 6: your grandparents. It's just a family fun day, like a
Speaker 6: huge family reunion. We have rides, we have gaming trucks.
Speaker 6: Shout the Monster. They bring the BMX bikes and they
Speaker 6: teach the kids how a wheelie and all of the
Speaker 6: other stuff. And shout to Lincoln Tech and everybody and
Speaker 6: all of my partners. I just want to say salute
Speaker 6: to you. If you haven't got your tickets, you know
Speaker 6: how we do the first day, the first thousand tickets
Speaker 6: in nineteen ninety nine, So get your tickets and kids
Speaker 6: five and under all free. I can't wait to see
Speaker 6: you June eighteenth in Houston Father's Day weekend.
Speaker 7: So it's a perfect gift for your dad. To get
Speaker 7: your dad a gift a right now, Chela, Man, you
Speaker 7: got a positive note. I do, and you know it's
Speaker 7: mental health away in this month.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 7: So I just want to shout out something that I'm doing.
Speaker 8: You know, Bishop tdjs he just announced this Saturday, but
Speaker 8: I'm doing a live event with Bishop td Jakes Tuesday
Speaker 8: May ninth, at seven pm at City College for the
Speaker 8: Arts here in New York Center, the Marshan Anderson, I
Speaker 8: mean the Mariann I'm sorry, the Marianne Anderson Theater at
Speaker 8: the City College of New York. I just went to
Speaker 8: event right to look. It says few tickets left okay,
Speaker 8: with a fire remoji by it, and it says popular
Speaker 8: next to it. So I don't know how many tickets
Speaker 8: are left, but make sure you go get tickets to
Speaker 8: see me and Bishop td Jakes next Tuesday, May nine,
Speaker 8: seven pm at the Marianne Anderson Theater at the City
Speaker 8: College of New York. Go to Event right to get
Speaker 8: your tickets.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 7: Now the positive notice simply this.
Speaker 8: Listen to your elders advice, not because they are always right,
Speaker 8: but because they have more experience of being wrong.
Speaker 7: Breakfast club bit is you don't
Speaker 3: Finish for y'all done,