Speaker 1: Good morning, Usa, yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo yo yo Cholamagne the cap peasted up playing in
Speaker 2: this Thursday.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's Thursday. Good morning. How you feeling, man?
Speaker 1: I am blessed, black and holly favored man. I am
Speaker 1: happy to be here today live from the Black Mothership,
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. Happy to everybody, happy that everybody is
Speaker 1: listening to us this morning. Thank you. We don't take
Speaker 1: it for granted. I appreciate you all.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. Good morning.
Speaker 2: Yes indeed, now the weather here yesterday was off and
Speaker 2: on with rain yesterday. So my son had his baseball
Speaker 2: World Series. Shot to everybody that plays baseball or softball,
Speaker 2: another World Series or the playoffs are happening right now
Speaker 2: for you guys.
Speaker 3: So they won yesterday, drop a bomb for little Jackson.
Speaker 1: That's dope, man, It's good to see Dominicans carrying on.
Speaker 3: Shut up, what do you mean that's good?
Speaker 2: You got a Dominican child, that Dominican. But okay, congratulations
Speaker 2: to their team. It was a great experience and shout
Speaker 2: to them. They won three nothing. Yesterday, it rained and
Speaker 2: they were gonna they were gonna cancel the game. Then
Speaker 2: the sun came out and it rained again. But they
Speaker 2: did finish that game and play yesterday. So congratulations to them.
Speaker 1: Congratulations mine.
Speaker 3: Now on today's show, Terrence Crawford will be joining us.
Speaker 1: Terence Crawford. I cannot wait to see Terrence Crawford and
Speaker 1: Earl Spence get busy on July twenty ninth. That is
Speaker 1: that is let me see. Was that the fight of
Speaker 1: the decade? Yes, absolutely, I would say that by far,
Speaker 1: that's one that we've all been anticipating all wine. I
Speaker 1: got Earl Spence. You know, I've told Terrence that before
Speaker 1: when he came a long time ago, before this fight,
Speaker 1: we even thought this fight was ever gonna happen. That
Speaker 1: is true, you know, So that is true. I got
Speaker 1: to stick by my guns, right, Okay.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll see if you stick by him with
Speaker 2: this interview. And also the cast of Blackening will be
Speaker 2: joining us.
Speaker 1: Yes, Grace Buyers will be here, Von Pergins, Yvonne or Sinqua,
Speaker 1: Jay Frowl, and Antwoninette Robinson.
Speaker 2: That's right, So we're gonna be kicking with them, and
Speaker 2: the Blackening is a horror slash comedy that will be
Speaker 2: chopping it up with that comes out.
Speaker 1: That's right. This sums up the black experience in America. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it is a horror slash comedy.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 1: It really is.
Speaker 2: All right, We're gonna be chopping it up with them
Speaker 2: in a little bit. But let's get in some front
Speaker 2: page news. When we come back, Tessling figure Out will
Speaker 2: be joining us. So keeping lock this the breakfast club
Speaker 2: on b et putting everybody a's dj nv Charlamage the god.
Speaker 3: We are the breakfast on skin. So we had a
Speaker 3: breakfast club. Good morning. What was that? I don't know
Speaker 3: what that was. Damn well, let's get in some front
Speaker 3: page news.
Speaker 1: Oh bro, you got to ask the reflux at six
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning for no reason.
Speaker 2: I'm drinking it sparkling water, that's why. Damn all right,
Speaker 2: Good morning tess Good.
Speaker 4: Morning, DJ vys Charlemagne.
Speaker 1: The God, Tesling figure Road. What's happening now?
Speaker 2: Let's talk about this plane crash where four children were
Speaker 2: found alive after forty days.
Speaker 4: Yes, unbelievable story.
Speaker 5: After forty days in the Colombian rainforest, four children ages thirteen, nine,
Speaker 5: four and one, who have been missing since the plane
Speaker 5: they were traveling in crashed on may first have been
Speaker 5: found alive. When rescuers reached the site of the plane's
Speaker 5: wreckage last month. The bodies of the three adults on
Speaker 5: board were found, but there was no sign of the
Speaker 5: four children known to have been on the plane. As
Speaker 5: of now, it is unclear how they managed to survive
Speaker 5: for so long in a thick jungle that is prone
Speaker 5: to heavy rain and contain bag wires and yes, absolutely
Speaker 5: being the snakes. However, they did say that these are
Speaker 5: indigenous children, so their knowledge about the jungle helped them survive.
Speaker 1: That's God. All days, drop on the clues, bond for God.
Speaker 1: God be God.
Speaker 5: Do we know the days and forty ninth we know
Speaker 5: the ages of those kids? Yeah, the ages were thirteen nine,
Speaker 5: four and one.
Speaker 3: Four and one.
Speaker 1: That's my that's my that's my family. Jesus right, both
Speaker 1: of my family have fourteen seven, four and one.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine a one year old in the jungle
Speaker 2: forty days eating everything that they have to eat and
Speaker 2: that one year old doesn't talk and you gotta wipe
Speaker 2: the wow.
Speaker 3: That is that's God.
Speaker 1: That would be an amazing movie or an amazing TV show.
Speaker 1: Too bad, there's nobody to write it because all the writers,
Speaker 1: all the writers, it's still lost.
Speaker 6: Greight.
Speaker 5: You know, I pay attention to numbers a lot, and
Speaker 5: I just thought the forty days, you know again talking
Speaker 5: about forty days and forty nights, and you know, it's
Speaker 5: just it's a lot significant to that. So it's really
Speaker 5: going to be interesting to see, you know, how this
Speaker 5: story continues to I guess unfold.
Speaker 4: And we hear more about it.
Speaker 5: I did want to tell you a little bit about
Speaker 5: the plane crash though, before we go to the next story.
Speaker 5: The pilot reported engine failure and declared an emergency before
Speaker 5: the plane disappeared from the radar about seven thirty am
Speaker 5: on May first. After the plane crash and rescuers were
Speaker 5: on the scene, they used the recording of the children's
Speaker 5: grandmother telling the children to stay in place and that
Speaker 5: people were looking for them.
Speaker 4: So I thought that was really interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you should give them some more insight on the
Speaker 1: forty days forty nights test. But he said, yeah, Jesus
Speaker 1: resurrection was what forty days?
Speaker 7: Was it?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: Between Jesus direction and the fish.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a forty day forty is is a deep number
Speaker 5: in general, Like it's a lot of stuff you can
Speaker 5: talk about with forty days and forty nights, but forty
Speaker 5: is of their very significant number, you know in the body.
Speaker 5: If we want to look it up, go look up
Speaker 5: numerology and look up the number forty.
Speaker 2: And one last question was that a big plane like
Speaker 2: a seven forty seven? Was that like a small engine
Speaker 2: a little.
Speaker 4: Small, small little engine plane.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they were going from uh, you know, these were
Speaker 5: indigenous people, so they were going from I guess I
Speaker 5: don't want to say tribe because I don't want to
Speaker 5: miss misquoted, but just going from one area to the other.
Speaker 4: They were Amazon from the Amazon.
Speaker 5: So apparently these children knew how to find seeds and
Speaker 5: you know, different types of food. And the thirteen year old,
Speaker 5: I believe they said, cut up some of the clothing
Speaker 5: to wrap the one year old, I mean just got
Speaker 5: really created.
Speaker 1: I have to tell cha. Gpt to write that movie man.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then one other thing I thought was so interesting.
Speaker 5: They left the kids were leaving, or the thirteen year
Speaker 5: old left little trinkets where they would you know, go
Speaker 5: throughout to be found. So they were like scissors or
Speaker 5: a baby bottle, or of kind of leaving a track
Speaker 5: in order to find a hands.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, that's a deep story.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now let's talk about the Southern Baptist vote to being
Speaker 2: women pastors.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Southern Baptists will have the opportunity to vote on
Speaker 5: a measure that would enshrine a ban on women pastors
Speaker 5: within the denomination. The amendment will require that no women
Speaker 5: at the church hold the title as pastor. A less
Speaker 5: binding agreement was already in existence for a very long time,
Speaker 5: but the office of pastor is limited to men as
Speaker 5: qualified by scripture. But this vote would make it official.
Speaker 5: So that's always been something that the Southern Baptist Church
Speaker 5: has believed in that women cannot hold pastoral roles or
Speaker 5: minister roles.
Speaker 4: But people have done it throughout the years.
Speaker 5: But now they're deciding to, you know, decide, you know,
Speaker 5: if they should make it official or not.
Speaker 1: What kind of terrible sermon did a woman give that
Speaker 1: made them say, you know what, no more women can give,
Speaker 1: No more women can give sermon to here any more?
Speaker 1: Lord have mercy and need to turn past the Saara J. Robinson.
Speaker 1: I bet you they won't want to banned woman passes
Speaker 1: after they hear her, I'll tell you that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a lot of reason why the church went
Speaker 5: to non denominational. Like Pastor Sarah Jakes, a lot of
Speaker 5: the churches that you still feel that Baptist feel, you
Speaker 5: know in the church, but decided to go non denominational
Speaker 5: so that women can have roles, you know, within the
Speaker 5: church and be called to be ministers.
Speaker 1: So that's just good old fashioned misogyny or is that
Speaker 1: just the way the church is built?
Speaker 5: Well, it's good old fashioned missogy coming from first Timothy
Speaker 5: to twelve that says, I do not permit a woman
Speaker 5: to teach or to exercise authority over a man.
Speaker 4: Rather, she is to remain quiet.
Speaker 5: For Adam was formed first, then Eve, and Adam was
Speaker 5: not deceived, but the woman was deceived and became a
Speaker 5: Transgressor did that.
Speaker 1: Count for mamas and sons too? To have logical is that?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 5: That's why the Bible, the studies of the Bible, people
Speaker 5: can take comparative religion to see, you know, the context
Speaker 5: behind it.
Speaker 4: That's been a debate for a very long time in
Speaker 4: the Baptist Church.
Speaker 5: I remember that growing up as a little girl, where women,
Speaker 5: you know, really want to be in the in the
Speaker 5: ministry and they just could not.
Speaker 3: So all right, well that is front page news. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Test We'll see in a couple of minutes. Absolutely all right,
Speaker 2: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
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Speaker 3: Right right, Ray Yo, charlote man Davy, what up are
Speaker 3: we lost?
Speaker 6: This is your time to get it.
Speaker 1: Off your chest.
Speaker 3: I got an indoor pool pool.
Speaker 1: We want to hear from you on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 10: Get on the phone right now.
Speaker 7: He'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 11: We lie.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this? Hey Shay, good morning. Get off your chest, Mama.
Speaker 10: Hey, I just wanted to collaborate on that. The kids,
Speaker 10: the four kids. It was the forty eight that was
Speaker 10: so I'm in here. It was appeal because I read
Speaker 10: about the article. But when I heard you guys this morning,
Speaker 10: and it was.
Speaker 1: Like, oh my god, that was but that was all God, God,
Speaker 1: oh God God.
Speaker 10: Because I had four kids, Yes, I was just about
Speaker 10: to have four kids myself, close to those ages. I
Speaker 10: have some potlers want to do and I couldn't imagine
Speaker 10: my oldest trying to look after them and make sure
Speaker 10: they eat the right thing, make sure they don't cut
Speaker 10: and put the wrong things in their mouth, let alone
Speaker 10: change a diaper.
Speaker 3: Oh my, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: We didn't.
Speaker 1: We didn't really, even though we do, uh lean on
Speaker 1: the older kid a lot. I got a fourteen years,
Speaker 1: even though we do lean on her, like, I couldn't
Speaker 1: imagine that.
Speaker 3: Type of forty days right for that many games.
Speaker 2: But you gotta find shelter, You gotta why change pamthers
Speaker 2: and and all that, Oh.
Speaker 10: My god, trying to look out for your at the
Speaker 10: same time.
Speaker 1: And it says it was wild animals and jaguars and stuff,
Speaker 1: But you know what I was thinking, Yeah, I was
Speaker 1: thinking too though. You know, we all one with the world, right,
Speaker 1: we are one with nature. I wonder if you know,
Speaker 1: those forty days and forty nights, I wonder if they
Speaker 1: felt you know, more more more at peace dad, and
Speaker 1: they would you know, in regular society.
Speaker 12: That's something man, especially.
Speaker 1: Being a day indigenous people. We are all indigenous people,
Speaker 1: were Indigo to the land.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm just thinking, like, if it's done this
Speaker 2: too loud. My kids are scarce, so can you imagine
Speaker 2: what Jesus crazy?
Speaker 10: But you know when they're from the area, so you
Speaker 10: you know, so of course they are used to They're
Speaker 10: used to a lot of things that our kids are.
Speaker 1: Not by the way you left them.
Speaker 10: But God, I'm so glad that they came out on
Speaker 10: the cop and button was harm And.
Speaker 1: We might be projecting on them kids. We don't know
Speaker 1: what kind of covering God had over them. They might
Speaker 1: have felt a different they might have felt that peace
Speaker 1: for all we know.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: God might have just been giving them direction the whole time.
Speaker 1: You see, the little boy was or the little girl.
Speaker 1: I don't know if the boy or girl was leaving
Speaker 1: trails to be found, like, we don't know. We don't
Speaker 1: know what God was telling them kids in those forty days.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this? And get it off your chest?
Speaker 14: And man, I'm just saying I'm best, black and highly favored,
Speaker 14: yes sir, And I want to say, you know, I'm typical, mediocre,
Speaker 14: average and in the form of bigotry.
Speaker 1: Are you stuck in? Are you stuck in the uh?
Speaker 7: What is it?
Speaker 1: The low expectations of bigotry?
Speaker 14: Yes, sir, average to the cold midiocre of a big
Speaker 14: PSA worker.
Speaker 3: Well, we appreciate all the TSA workers, man, We definitely do.
Speaker 1: We definitely appreciate it.
Speaker 14: I just want to throw you guys. Please do not
Speaker 14: be mad at when we take your bottles of water away.
Speaker 8: Don't bring it on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I hate I hate it myself.
Speaker 2: I'll be behind somebody they got a bottle of water
Speaker 2: in their bag, like, come on, you never flew before,
Speaker 2: you know you can't have about a bottle time you forget?
Speaker 14: Man, they be taking the nuts. Man, I'm gonna pick
Speaker 14: up all the TSA workers across the world.
Speaker 3: Man, absolutely, I have a good one.
Speaker 2: Brother, Get it off your chest eight hundred five eighty
Speaker 2: five one oh five one. If you need to vent
Speaker 2: and hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 15: Good morning the Breakfast Club. This is your time to
Speaker 15: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 15: one five one. We want to hear from you on
Speaker 15: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Hello.
Speaker 3: Who's this?
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 12: Man, this is Beto.
Speaker 3: Hey, whateveto get it off your chest?
Speaker 12: Hey man, I'm wanna call because we're heading to the
Speaker 12: Houston Car Show.
Speaker 3: Oh really where you're coming from?
Speaker 12: We're coming from Lincoln, Nebraska and me and my wife
Speaker 12: and my three kids.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, yeah, that's like what a twenty hour drive?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 12: Yeahs like fifteen. But we have a baby, so it's
Speaker 12: gonna take us a little longer.
Speaker 3: Jesus.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, I can't wait to see my car show
Speaker 2: goes down this Sunday fora this day weekend and yeah,
Speaker 2: come on out.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be old cause new calls.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have some calls from Dolph, We're gonna have
Speaker 2: calls from fifty, myself, Trey gonna be and a host
Speaker 2: of o. This is gonna be a lot of fun
Speaker 2: kids five and under a free There's gonna be amusement
Speaker 2: rides and games for the kids. It's gonna be a
Speaker 2: big family fun day. And you got every day straight.
Speaker 2: You got your tickets and everything.
Speaker 12: No, I haven't got the ticket. I was gonna get
Speaker 12: them when I get down there, just because I am
Speaker 12: scared because, like I said, we're trying with the baby.
Speaker 12: So I'm like, I don't know, we're gonna have to
Speaker 12: stop a little bit more. So we're gonna try to
Speaker 12: make it there on time.
Speaker 10: Bro.
Speaker 3: It's Sunday, It's Sunday and today Thursday. You got enough
Speaker 3: time to get there. Just take your time.
Speaker 12: A sipp there.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what you hold on. I got some
Speaker 3: tickets to you since you driving that far.
Speaker 12: Awesome man, I appreciate it. You want to say something
Speaker 12: real quick?
Speaker 1: Go ahead, brother, do you want.
Speaker 12: To say Charloman is just mad at you because he
Speaker 12: can't reach the hair product. It's the short but he's
Speaker 12: always like pounding on you. But he just hated on
Speaker 12: you djirst of all.
Speaker 1: All I can, I can. I can go buy paint
Speaker 1: from any hardware store.
Speaker 3: Stop.
Speaker 1: Okay, I do not have to hate on dj nb's
Speaker 1: hair product. I can go get black paint from any head.
Speaker 1: If he's a hated hardware store and slather it all
Speaker 1: over my face, he's a hater.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you you. I appreciate you, and I see
Speaker 3: you at the car sre hold on it. I'm gonna get.
Speaker 6: All your information, all right, thank you man?
Speaker 3: All right, bro Jina, good morning, get it off your chest.
Speaker 16: Good mornings. I just wanted to chime in on the
Speaker 16: whole female minister Tash is always talking about. I am
Speaker 16: currently an ordained minister, and I'm a military chaplain and
Speaker 16: I think it's ridiculous that people are still holding on
Speaker 16: to old, outdated beliefs that aren't helping progress the church
Speaker 16: at all. Like, the more they refuse and the more
Speaker 16: they fight against women being pastors, the more people are
Speaker 16: not going to want to continue into organized religion. They're
Speaker 16: going to continue to do what they're doing now, and
Speaker 16: it's not going to help, especially if they're trying to
Speaker 16: build a church when they're also hittering it.
Speaker 4: At the same time, I wonder do.
Speaker 1: We still need organized religion, because I mean, I like,
Speaker 1: I think that more people are spiritual more than a
Speaker 1: religious nowadays. And I think that if we have places
Speaker 1: of worship where we just choose to gather and hear
Speaker 1: a good word, they don't have to be under the
Speaker 1: gods or organized religion. Like I love Bishop TDJS, I
Speaker 1: love Sarah J. Roberts, I love tuning into the pot
Speaker 1: of House, you know what I mean. But I don't
Speaker 1: consider myself, you know, a part of any organized religion.
Speaker 16: And I think, yeah, organized religion for some is what
Speaker 16: they prefer.
Speaker 10: Because of the structure, and some people just like that.
Speaker 16: But then on the other hand, who are like a
Speaker 16: lot of the newer generation that's coming around. Yeah, struct
Speaker 16: structural religion is not the best option because that's just
Speaker 16: not for that generation. Now, my grandmother's generation, structuralized religion
Speaker 16: is something that's right upper alleys away. You know, it
Speaker 16: was a lifestyle growing up. But as you know, my age,
Speaker 16: my generation and thereafter.
Speaker 1: They're more free.
Speaker 16: They're more free will they're more vocal. You know, they're
Speaker 16: not afraid to stand up and say no, this isn't right.
Speaker 16: And some people just aren't willing to understand that and
Speaker 16: wanting to understand that. Yeah, women can preach and pastor
Speaker 16: and some can do it better than them, but it's okay,
Speaker 16: it's nothing wrong with.
Speaker 1: It one hundred percent. And you know what else is
Speaker 1: crazy to man? Like the older you get, you just
Speaker 1: start to see so many contradictions in the Bible, right,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? And there's just so many
Speaker 1: things in the Bible that just don't naturally agree with
Speaker 1: with your spirit, Like you just knt read it and
Speaker 1: be like that's not right.
Speaker 2: You know, Well, get it off your chest. Eight hundred
Speaker 2: and five eight five one oh five one. If you
Speaker 2: need this zn to hit us up, will we come
Speaker 2: back a boosy? Well, he had to go to court
Speaker 2: and San Diego for that gun charge, but he got arrested.
Speaker 2: We will tell you all about it when we come
Speaker 2: back as the Breakfast Club. The morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: All right, morning everybody, it's dj n V Charlamagne de God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the roomors,
Speaker 2: let's talk Boosy badass.
Speaker 1: Name or you've gossip?
Speaker 7: Been you chatting?
Speaker 3: This is the Ruber report. I mean, I guess were
Speaker 3: on the Breakfast Club. This is were the tea spells
Speaker 3: right on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Now, Boosie was in San Diego. He had a court
Speaker 2: case about a gun charge he got back in May.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: As he was there, the state wound up dropping the charges.
Speaker 2: The case was dismissed. But when he walked outside, they
Speaker 2: said federal agents arrested him right as he walked out
Speaker 2: of the court.
Speaker 1: Yikes.
Speaker 2: Now they're not saying why. They're not giving any information
Speaker 2: at all. They just know he was picked up yesterday
Speaker 2: and Boosy left a message on his social media. He said,
Speaker 2: I want to take this time to apologize to my kids.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry and I love y'all forever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know what Boozy did, but I know
Speaker 1: when the FEDS grab you for whatever reason, it's not
Speaker 1: a good thing ever, And I feel like somebody in
Speaker 1: the fedge wants to test Boosy and see if he snitches.
Speaker 1: Like I feel like someone in the FED has been
Speaker 1: watching his black TV interviews, watching them on social media,
Speaker 1: and now they're gonna test him to see if they
Speaker 1: can break him.
Speaker 2: They didn't give him no bond, right, no no bond
Speaker 2: as yet. We haven't really heard much information as yet,
Speaker 2: so it's the charge. Nobody knows. They haven't said anything.
Speaker 1: The state dropped the gun charge and then the Fed's
Speaker 1: picked the gun charge up.
Speaker 3: I don't like they're not saying anything. They're just saying
Speaker 3: the state dropped the gun charge.
Speaker 2: Just charges were dismissed and he was just walking out
Speaker 2: and Feds picked him up and FEED picked him up.
Speaker 3: They're not saying what it was for interesting, no line,
Speaker 3: no no information online.
Speaker 2: Now Gunna announces his first project since jail is called
Speaker 2: A Gift and a Curse and it's coming out this Friday,
Speaker 2: June sixteenth.
Speaker 7: What is it?
Speaker 1: The album? A song album, full album? He just gonna
Speaker 1: drop on a Friday, Just drop on a Friday and
Speaker 1: the gun. I think you need a rollout that gun like.
Speaker 1: I think he's gonna need a little rollout rollout, like
Speaker 1: gonna need to sit down and have at least a
Speaker 1: conversation with somebody.
Speaker 2: Maybe, or I mean they're saying that his uh, the
Speaker 2: last single was doing pretty good, so maybe he's just
Speaker 2: put it out and see what the fans like. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because it gives to you know, it gives people too
Speaker 2: much time to say you did this, you did that,
Speaker 2: but you know, just put it out and let the
Speaker 2: music talk for to.
Speaker 1: What the reality is. Most of the people online saying
Speaker 1: that he's a snitch, they're not even in the streets
Speaker 1: no way, So they're gonna listen to the music just
Speaker 1: to listen to the music, you know. But that's why
Speaker 1: I still think he needs to have a proper roll
Speaker 1: out as an artist. We were just having this conversation
Speaker 1: about how what the Billboard said hip hop, no hip
Speaker 1: hop album, no hip hop single, yep, it's number one
Speaker 1: has been number one this year. It's because of stuff
Speaker 1: like this, like what is gonna just drop in an
Speaker 1: album tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I think he's testing the water to see if people
Speaker 2: effort with him or not. And I think he just
Speaker 2: wants to speak to his music. He doesn't want to
Speaker 2: do interviews. I'm sure so he's just probably you know,
Speaker 2: doing his interviews and saying what he has to say
Speaker 2: through his mission. Artists need to get back to doing
Speaker 2: they traditional But I understand why why they did this
Speaker 2: with Gonna.
Speaker 1: I don't like he definitely needs a roll out. He
Speaker 1: definitely needed.
Speaker 3: He's not gonna speak.
Speaker 1: That's not what the internet says. Then that's all he's
Speaker 1: been doing is talking.
Speaker 2: This is predicament. Even now, shut up, what are you
Speaker 2: talking about it? You're not paying attention. He's not gonna
Speaker 2: do an interview, That's what I mean. I had said
Speaker 2: he already did. Andrew Cat's say I'm not okay now.
Speaker 2: Sukihanna nyk oh Cyrus, Well, it seems like yesterday she
Speaker 2: uh deactivated her Twitter. This is after posting I am
Speaker 2: hurt and I am scared to stand up for myself.
Speaker 2: She says, I drink to hide that I'm very I'm
Speaker 2: very sensitive. I feel things more than the average person.
Speaker 2: I stopped drinking yesterday, but today I've been crying all day.
Speaker 2: I asked God to strengthen me and use me to
Speaker 2: help others and to order to steps in his words,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Then she says, I just want to go away for
Speaker 3: a while.
Speaker 2: Now this comes after yko Cyrus was forcifately trying to
Speaker 2: kiss her. All right, well, he apologized yesterday he left
Speaker 2: the statement It said, I want to publicly offer my
Speaker 2: sincerius apologies to Sukihannah and its attempts to be playful.
Speaker 2: I misread the moment and violated Sukihana's boundaries. I understand
Speaker 2: the importance of consent, and I am embarrassed by my behavior.
Speaker 2: I take full responsibilit and have made multiple attempts to apologize.
Speaker 2: I have the utmost admiration for Sukiana and was never
Speaker 2: my intention to disrespect her.
Speaker 1: I wonder why why ko Cyrus doesn't know any better?
Speaker 1: Like I understand, he's twenty four years old, and I
Speaker 1: know we didn't know any better when we were that
Speaker 1: age because we was raised wrong and we thought we
Speaker 1: was in the nothing with a g thing video every day.
Speaker 1: But there's absolutely no reason for a man in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three I would think to be making those kind
Speaker 1: of mistakes. That's why I threw the the what if
Speaker 1: scenario out there yesterday that maybe they know each other
Speaker 1: and correct have a relationship, because I'm like, there's no
Speaker 1: possible way someone would do that to a woman they
Speaker 1: don't have some history. But clearly my hypothetical wasn't accurate,
Speaker 1: so it was off. Yeah, so we're gonna need a
Speaker 1: why Ko sirus to come to the front of the
Speaker 1: congregation this morning. Yeah, we gotta have a word with
Speaker 1: the young man.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: A longer clip was released yesterday with them going back
Speaker 2: and forth. But you know, if Suki honest is no,
Speaker 2: it's no, as regardless, it doesn't matter how much we
Speaker 2: how much we're going back and forth. If she says no,
Speaker 2: it's no. Now, meek mil jumped in and said, don't
Speaker 2: do this to him. Please hear a good kid him
Speaker 2: up and he gotta let you. I guess have something
Speaker 2: we don't need our young boys tore down for mistake
Speaker 2: in this hyper sexual error. I support Suki hold that
Speaker 2: ish down on some street.
Speaker 6: Ish.
Speaker 1: I understand what me saying, but you still gotta you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: I still got to show the young man the error
Speaker 1: in his waist, correct, you know what I mean? I
Speaker 1: think that's all people are trying to do, Like they're
Speaker 1: just trying to show him the error in his ways
Speaker 1: because they don't want this to happen to Sukiyana or
Speaker 1: anybody else, or him to.
Speaker 2: Do it again or think he could get away with it.
Speaker 2: So he has to fry and not fry, you know,
Speaker 2: and when I don't mean fry, like cancel him. But
Speaker 2: we need to have these conversations. He cannot just walk
Speaker 2: away without having a conversation. And he did, and he
Speaker 2: did the honorable thing. He did say, he apologized, he
Speaker 2: did it early, he did it fast. But we still
Speaker 2: need to have these conversations to make sure women are
Speaker 2: protected and people don't go through this again.
Speaker 3: That's what I meant by you know.
Speaker 1: It's so interesting though, back in the day, right when
Speaker 1: we were that age, and like you know, we had
Speaker 1: all of these images whether it was like I said,
Speaker 1: nothing but the g thing videos or the the freaking
Speaker 1: whatever it was that we used to see that used
Speaker 1: to you know, push this kind of behavior. We had
Speaker 1: OG's around us telling us it was wrong too. We
Speaker 1: just weren't listening when to see the laws, Tuckers and
Speaker 1: everybody was out here saying, like yo, that behavior is
Speaker 1: not right, that behavior is wrong. You know, we were
Speaker 1: telling them shut that up. That's true, you know. So
Speaker 1: now we are those older people telling this generation that's
Speaker 1: not how you're supposed to see.
Speaker 2: But the only difference is, you know, y k O. Sorrus,
Speaker 2: he's a good he's a good kid, right. I've sat
Speaker 2: with him before, I spoke to him before, I've been
Speaker 2: in clubs with him before.
Speaker 14: I I don't know.
Speaker 2: And uh, the young man made a horrible mistake. But
Speaker 2: like you said, back in the early days, there was
Speaker 2: no social media. So if you didn't make a mistake,
Speaker 2: the mistake was made. You what your hand was popped,
Speaker 2: you had that conversation, you were able to have some
Speaker 2: type of empathy. There is no empathy now because it
Speaker 2: keeps going around and around and around and around, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but we also had a lot of music videos
Speaker 1: that were teaching us that inappropriate behavior. And you know,
Speaker 1: we didn't know true, it wasn't We didn't know it
Speaker 1: was inappropriate.
Speaker 8: That's right.
Speaker 3: We just thought it was normal, right, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 3: But with that phone, there is no making a mistake anymore, not.
Speaker 1: Even that phone. With all the information. You shouldn't know better,
Speaker 1: You shouldn't you should know what.
Speaker 2: You should better regardless no matter what what video is on,
Speaker 2: your parents teat you a certain way. You shouldn't be
Speaker 2: trying to look at a Snoop Dogg video or a
Speaker 2: big pimping video to realize it's true.
Speaker 1: But we did emulate that kind of stuff. Come on,
Speaker 1: some people did. I never did.
Speaker 15: I never.
Speaker 3: I never slapped a chick on ass at freaknick or
Speaker 3: any of those things.
Speaker 2: I never did because my parents raised me a certain way,
Speaker 2: regardless of what I seen on video, what I seen
Speaker 2: on certain things.
Speaker 1: Why are you always molested me in him? Why are
Speaker 1: you always trying to slap smack my ass? Why are
Speaker 1: you always trying to hug me from the back? Why
Speaker 1: do I have to have a don't play gay bill
Speaker 1: in this studio? Why do I have to set boundaries
Speaker 1: with you?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 2: You never said no, wow, wow, I have no you
Speaker 2: have time, you have red red cap Wow, I'm all alone?
Speaker 1: Wow see wow?
Speaker 3: All right, well that is your.
Speaker 1: Room, really think? I'm sure atte with the good bookie,
Speaker 1: with the bookie. That's what y'all thinking? All right?
Speaker 2: When we come back, we got front page news, tesslim
Speaker 2: Figureos joining us.
Speaker 3: They don't move. It's to breakfast club Good morning.
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Speaker 2: Envy Charlemagne to God, we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Let's get in some front page news. Tesslim figureoes back
Speaker 3: with us.
Speaker 5: Come morning, test Absolutely good morning djmvs Charlemagne.
Speaker 2: He said, Now let's talk about these drunk drivers having
Speaker 2: to pay child support.
Speaker 3: I think I like this.
Speaker 4: I think you'll like this one.
Speaker 5: People convicted of intoxication manslaughter in Texas will now have
Speaker 5: to pay money to support the victim's children. Assigned into
Speaker 5: law by Governor Grid Abbott on June tewod, the person
Speaker 5: convicted will essentially pay child support in the form of
Speaker 5: monthly payments to fulfill the financial needs and resources of
Speaker 5: all of the surviving children until they turn eighteen and
Speaker 5: graduate from high school.
Speaker 4: A version of the law was first.
Speaker 5: Introduced in Missouri after a woman lost her thirty year
Speaker 5: old son to a junk driving incident and was left
Speaker 5: to care for his two children. Payments will begin a
Speaker 5: year after the person is convicted in their release from prison,
Speaker 5: and this particular law goes into effect September first, twenty
Speaker 5: twenty three.
Speaker 7: I like this. I love it.
Speaker 2: I mean the fact that a drunk driver takes away
Speaker 2: a parent, a mother, a father, and now that that
Speaker 2: child has to fend for himself. Yeah, they should have
Speaker 2: to pay child support, make sure that child is good,
Speaker 2: that family's good until the eighteen I'm not mad at that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love it. If prison are not scaring people
Speaker 1: then hitting them in the pockets, well, the only thing
Speaker 1: I would say about this is what about the people
Speaker 1: who don't have anything to lose and the people who
Speaker 1: don't have any money? You know what I mean, the
Speaker 1: people who don't care they're drinking because you know they
Speaker 1: already hit rock bottom, right, you know what about them?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean they still gotta pay somehow. I mean,
Speaker 2: they still should have to go to jail, but when
Speaker 2: whatever they make, they should go to that that family.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, Texas has some of the harshest drunk driving
Speaker 5: laws in the country, So if that's not the tern them,
Speaker 5: this is just one more additional thing, you know, to
Speaker 5: your point. You know, Charlotte, somebody's having a problem. You know,
Speaker 5: they're just having a problem. But Texas just want to
Speaker 5: point that out. They do have some of the most
Speaker 5: harshest penalties in the country, so they wanted to add
Speaker 5: this on to it as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got to do something to slow down drunk drivers.
Speaker 2: I'm hearing more and more and more cases of people crashing,
Speaker 2: people getting duy.
Speaker 3: So it's getting.
Speaker 1: Which makes no sense in twenty twenty three when we
Speaker 1: are in the ride share era, correct, like, how many highways,
Speaker 1: the dieways, the choices yours commercials do we have to see?
Speaker 3: I'm with you. Now, let's talk about AI.
Speaker 2: They're saying AI can help improve breast cancer risk predictions.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: A new study is showing yet another way that artificial
Speaker 5: intelligence is entering the medical field and potentially improving existing
Speaker 5: practices for predicting breast cancer risks. The study found that
Speaker 5: AI algorithms outperform the standard clinical risk model for predicting
Speaker 5: the five year risks of breast cancer by providing the
Speaker 5: ability to extract hundreds of thousands of additional mammographic features.
Speaker 5: While some institutions are already using AI to help detect
Speaker 5: cancer on mammograms. These findings suggests AI can be a
Speaker 5: vital tool in helping a patient's future risk or which
Speaker 5: takes seconds for AI to generate.
Speaker 4: They say that this tool will be able.
Speaker 5: To help personalize precision medicine on a national level, which
Speaker 5: is currently not available. So I wanted to pull this
Speaker 5: story because I know how you guys feel about AI.
Speaker 5: I know we talked before about you know, what can
Speaker 5: it do in the medical field, and wanted to see,
Speaker 5: you know, what are your thoughts on this.
Speaker 1: I have no problem with AI if it can improve
Speaker 1: you know, medical situations. I mean, I've had conversations with
Speaker 1: people before and they say that's the only benefit they
Speaker 1: actually see the AI. The things that it will probably
Speaker 1: be able to do in regard to the science and medicine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm with it.
Speaker 2: I don't have a problem with AI when when it
Speaker 2: saves lives, when it helps the world something like this,
Speaker 2: If it can improve breast cancer risk predictions, things.
Speaker 3: Like that, I don't have a problem with AI.
Speaker 2: It's just when when they use other people's voices, other
Speaker 2: people's thoughts, when it takes jobs away from people that
Speaker 2: we can't do.
Speaker 3: That's when I have the problem an issue, And.
Speaker 4: Again there's pros and cons to it.
Speaker 5: You know, I've looked at a lot of stories where
Speaker 5: you know, AI is not getting it right in the
Speaker 5: medical field.
Speaker 4: I think we talked about it once before.
Speaker 5: You know, we're trying to replace you know, doctors are
Speaker 5: giving advice or you know those types of things mental health,
Speaker 5: you know, talking to an AI computer and you know
Speaker 5: how how is that, you know, making sure they give
Speaker 5: the right advice. So it's a slippery slope, you know, again,
Speaker 5: pros and cons and just continue to see how this
Speaker 5: AI continues to develop and doing your research.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I guess time will have to tell
Speaker 1: because I mean it's fairly new. You know, people say
Speaker 1: things like, you know AI will help, you know, to
Speaker 1: make the healthcare system more efficient and less expensive. But
Speaker 1: we'll see.
Speaker 3: All right, Well that is front page news. Thank you,
Speaker 3: taz Oh.
Speaker 5: Can I give a quick shout out, Yes, yesterday I
Speaker 5: went and talked to our comment caucuses is what I
Speaker 5: like to call him, on YouTube, and so it was great.
Speaker 5: We had over maybe almost fifteen hundred people that joined
Speaker 5: me on the Breakfast Club YouTube channel and we talked
Speaker 5: about the news and you know, went back and forth.
Speaker 4: We had a really good time.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, well too, and make sure you subscribed to
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Speaker 2: All right, now, when we come back, Terrence Crawford will
Speaker 2: be joining us of course, boxer. He's fighting Aero Spence
Speaker 2: Junior July twenty ninth on Showtime and we're gonna kick
Speaker 2: it with him next it don't move. It's to Breakfast
Speaker 2: Club on v ET The Breakfast Club quite goes down
Speaker 2: July twenty ninth.
Speaker 1: Yes, do you think it's gonna be your toughest fight?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 17: A lot of people ask me that every time I fight.
Speaker 17: I don't know until I get in the ring with him.
Speaker 3: How do you prepare for this fight?
Speaker 2: Are you prepare the same way or is there any
Speaker 2: different preparation for this one than any of the other
Speaker 2: fights that you've had.
Speaker 17: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Just keep doing
Speaker 17: what I've been doing and everything else that players self out.
Speaker 1: You got to make some adjustments though. This is this
Speaker 1: is Earl Spencer we talking about. This is this ain't no,
Speaker 1: just just the guy that you had picked over there,
Speaker 1: picked him over. I remember, I remember, I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't forget I got you got her, not because you're
Speaker 1: not great. I just think you know fights. I think
Speaker 1: I think I forgot it.
Speaker 6: Definitely.
Speaker 1: You feel pressure going into this fight.
Speaker 17: Not at all, not at all. This is my moment,
Speaker 17: this is my time, this is what I've been waiting
Speaker 17: for in the world. Gonna see July twenty ninth.
Speaker 2: I always talk about, you know, nowadays it feels like
Speaker 2: everybody wants to be undefeated, right, does that put more
Speaker 2: pressure on you? Because I think Floyd kind of did
Speaker 2: it with his fifty and no. But back then, you
Speaker 2: lose a fight, it was fine, I see you in
Speaker 2: the rematch and it was okay.
Speaker 1: It wasn't cool.
Speaker 2: But now it's he was like, when you lose a fight,
Speaker 2: now everybody's like, oh, it's watched, it's over.
Speaker 17: I don't think I never felt any pressure. I put
Speaker 17: my O on the line numerous of times with whoever
Speaker 17: they put in front of me. I called out the
Speaker 17: best fighters and each division that I've ever been in,
Speaker 17: Floyd have made it kind of hard for people to
Speaker 17: take a loss. And keep going because so many people
Speaker 17: want to be like Floyd, and so many people was
Speaker 17: attracted to Floyd and follow Floyd's career, and they felt
Speaker 17: as if you wasn't like Floyd, then you wasn't that
Speaker 17: that guy.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 17: But people lose, people come back, styles make fights, like
Speaker 17: he said, and things happen. I never thought that a
Speaker 17: loss can define a fighter in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 1: Yeah, me, Floyd's one of the best ever do it.
Speaker 1: But why just look at Floyd? Why people don't look
Speaker 1: at Ali? You know, Lennux Lou All these have lost sugar,
Speaker 1: Like Tommy hearn They've all.
Speaker 17: Lost because times has changed and social media have took
Speaker 17: an over. So when Tommy Hearns and Ali and all
Speaker 17: those great fighters that came before us, they didn't have
Speaker 17: to deal with the politics, they didn't have to deal
Speaker 17: with social media slandering them man doing this and doing
Speaker 17: that to impress people.
Speaker 6: So it's kind of different.
Speaker 2: You feel like you don't get the respect that you
Speaker 2: deserve when it comes to a lot of these fights,
Speaker 2: like even with you know, Charlamagne saying he thinks Arrow's
Speaker 2: gonna beat you, Like, do you feel like a lot of.
Speaker 1: This it's just boxing. It's just boxing. At the end
Speaker 1: of the day.
Speaker 3: Don't back down.
Speaker 6: Now, I'm not got You're gonna lose, definitely.
Speaker 3: But do you feel like you don't get the respect
Speaker 3: that you deserve?
Speaker 6: Always?
Speaker 1: Always?
Speaker 6: Why is that?
Speaker 17: But how great I am? I look at all the
Speaker 17: great fighters that came before me. None of them got
Speaker 17: their respect until a they lost or they retired. Nobody
Speaker 17: gave Floyd his respect until he retired, then they realized
Speaker 17: how great he was. A lot of people didn't give
Speaker 17: Ali his respect. A lot of people didn't give Roy
Speaker 17: Jones his respect until they lost or they retired. Why
Speaker 17: the lost part, I don't know, because I guess when
Speaker 17: one has lost or took in defeat to another great fighter,
Speaker 17: they feel as if this fighter is not invincible, so
Speaker 17: they can feel as if he's on the level. Now, well,
Speaker 17: we brought him down to earth. Now we can laugh
Speaker 17: at him. Now we can praise him for all the
Speaker 17: good things that he's done.
Speaker 1: Oh I guess, earl. Earl said your record was inflated.
Speaker 1: What is that word inflated?
Speaker 17: Well, listen, he can say all those type of things,
Speaker 17: but when you look at who I fought and who
Speaker 17: he fought, and you look at what I've done to him.
Speaker 6: You know it's no comparison.
Speaker 1: Did you I think I pronounced his name right? Did
Speaker 1: he beat you in amages? Your guinness Yugas Ugus? Yeah,
Speaker 1: he beat me and the amateurs, and then Earl stopped
Speaker 1: him in the tenth round when they fought. So Ugus said,
Speaker 1: there's no way you can beat Earl if Earl fights
Speaker 1: you the way he fought him. So does it matter
Speaker 1: if he beat someone who defeated you.
Speaker 17: Never listen, You're talking about a fight that happened when
Speaker 17: I was eighteen years old.
Speaker 6: I was a little kid. I was a little boy.
Speaker 17: You know that same little boy is no way shape
Speaker 17: form fashion the same little boy, you know what I mean?
Speaker 17: The grown man that I am today. When I fought Ugust,
Speaker 17: I probably had like forty fights. Ugust probably had hundreds,
Speaker 17: coming from Cuba, and you know they fighting all the
Speaker 17: national I mean international tournaments, national tournaments all that, you know,
Speaker 17: So he had more experience at the time. So I
Speaker 17: wouldn't base him beat me at eighteen on a professional fight.
Speaker 6: We don't have no headgirl on.
Speaker 17: We're fighting with smaller gloves, were fighting longer rounds. Longer
Speaker 17: minutes in the rounds. So it's a lot of things
Speaker 17: that goes into fighting an amateur fight and fighting a
Speaker 17: professional fight. So a lot of people say, oh, well
Speaker 17: you lost to Ugis and this and that. A lot
Speaker 17: of people lost to a lot of people in the amateurs,
Speaker 17: and look what happened in the profession franking a lot
Speaker 17: of people to say, oh, with Terrence, you lost to
Speaker 17: this guy, you lost to that guy.
Speaker 6: Okay, well all the guys that I lost to.
Speaker 17: When the amateurs compare their career and professional to my career,
Speaker 17: not real.
Speaker 1: What did you learn from those losses that you were
Speaker 1: able to take your professional career that kept you, has
Speaker 1: kept you undefeated.
Speaker 6: Well, a lot of things.
Speaker 17: I learned how to cope with certain styles. I learned
Speaker 17: how to capitalize on the things that I was doing wrong.
Speaker 17: So you just go back to the drawing board and
Speaker 17: fix the problem that that you had that led you
Speaker 17: to get the loss. You got to learn from it.
Speaker 17: And I felt like I learned from all my losses.
Speaker 17: I got stronger, I got wiser, I got more experience
Speaker 17: that led me to be the person that I am
Speaker 17: today in a professional ranking.
Speaker 1: Did you watch this the fight between Spenson Yugas, of course,
Speaker 1: and what did you think about it? It was a
Speaker 1: good fight. Errol did good, Ugus did good, and.
Speaker 6: It was a good fight.
Speaker 3: That fight was what twenty twenty one?
Speaker 1: I thought it was last year.
Speaker 2: Now he has important in over a years or does
Speaker 2: that give you the advantage of disadvantage? What's your thoughts
Speaker 2: to now?
Speaker 6: I don't even look at that like that.
Speaker 17: You know, he came off a longer layoff prior to that,
Speaker 17: been in a car accident, and he came back and
Speaker 17: he looked too strong. He looked a good So I'm
Speaker 17: not banking on him not being in the ring for
Speaker 17: him to come rusty or anything. He's a professional, you
Speaker 17: know how to fight, So come fighting out. He'll be ready,
Speaker 17: just like I will.
Speaker 2: All right when we come back. We got more with
Speaker 2: Terrence Crawfit. His fight with Ero Spence goes down July
Speaker 2: twenty ninth on Showtime.
Speaker 3: So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning when
Speaker 3: everybody's DJ M and D Charlomagne. God, we are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with box of Terrence Crawfit.
Speaker 2: He's fighting Ero Spence July twenty ninth on showtime, Charlomagne.
Speaker 1: Is it better to be an independent promoter or to
Speaker 1: be assigned in one of these He's company.
Speaker 17: Well, in my situation, is better for me to be independent.
Speaker 17: I get the control my own destiny. I get to
Speaker 17: control my own faith and the rest it's uphill for me.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 1: I don't understand why the promoters don't want to make
Speaker 1: the best fights, like this is the this is the fight.
Speaker 1: We all want to see. This the fight that's gonna
Speaker 1: make the money. So what kept him from just making
Speaker 1: this fight?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 17: Politics, you got you got two sides that that's powerhouses
Speaker 17: and you and neither side want to give in to
Speaker 17: the other side. Business Wise, it's better for me to
Speaker 17: do business in the house than outsource and have to share.
Speaker 6: It's kind of like a greed thing.
Speaker 2: And how draining is is it doing all these interviews
Speaker 2: and pressed things when you gotta fight coming up and
Speaker 2: you gotta train. How draining is that because you gotta
Speaker 2: fly and go here, and I even know Erro was
Speaker 2: supposed to come up here this morning, but you know
Speaker 2: his flight was delayed.
Speaker 3: How draining is that physically and mentally for you?
Speaker 17: Well, it's part of it's part of the game. As
Speaker 17: long as I get to get up early. I got
Speaker 17: to get up earlier, work out, come here, do this,
Speaker 17: do my other interviews, and hit the road, get back
Speaker 17: to training. Training never stops. We just got to alter
Speaker 17: a little bit.
Speaker 1: Do you have a remats clause in the contract?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean, are you gonna exercise it?
Speaker 6: Need try to be.
Speaker 1: They have one, but no, No, I feel like this
Speaker 1: is gonna be one of those moments in time where
Speaker 1: y'all do fight more than once. I don't know if
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a trilogy, but definitely at least twice.
Speaker 17: I think so could be never know, maybe something dramatic
Speaker 17: happened in the first fight where he don't he don't want.
Speaker 1: Know if that happens. Let's say you wouldn't decisively right
Speaker 1: Let's say if it happens, would you retire?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 17: I don't think there's a need for me to retire
Speaker 17: right now when I want to fight Jamel.
Speaker 3: Charlie, why you Why would you say retired?
Speaker 1: I mean because this is the fight, Like you know,
Speaker 1: this is the fight. This is the fight that if
Speaker 1: whoever wins this is probably gonna end up being the
Speaker 1: number one found a found in the sport.
Speaker 6: I would think, right, probably it will be will be, yeah,
Speaker 6: it will be like.
Speaker 1: You want all those I guess that makes sense.
Speaker 3: Have you seen the fight over the weekend when mayweathern
Speaker 3: got What was your thoughts on that fight?
Speaker 17: I didn't actually see the whole fight, but I've seen
Speaker 17: highlights of the fight. In the incident, it was crazy.
Speaker 3: You look at Mayweather and be like, damn, in his age,
Speaker 3: he still got it.
Speaker 2: Definitely, He's still moving the slide and even when he
Speaker 2: was being attacked in that ring, he still kept his composure.
Speaker 17: It's still socked on me. Man, that right hand made God.
Speaker 17: He changed the subject. He was looking for somebody that
Speaker 17: stepped in the middle. But it's cool, though, Man, it's
Speaker 17: all for entertainment. And I don't know what led that
Speaker 17: incident happened, but you know it happened.
Speaker 1: And do you seek advice from guys like Maywether because
Speaker 1: you know he was an independent promoter and talked to
Speaker 1: him just about that and box and nothing.
Speaker 17: Oh No, with me and Mayweather talk, it's more like
Speaker 17: how you doing, how the family everything going, how you
Speaker 17: feeling good?
Speaker 6: Stay focused? Stuff like that.
Speaker 17: You know, I look up to Mayweather He's been one
Speaker 17: of my favorite fighters since I can remember him.
Speaker 6: And Roy Jones Jr.
Speaker 17: Yeah, like I admire his worst ethic and everything that
Speaker 17: he's done in the support.
Speaker 1: What boxer gives you the best advice?
Speaker 17: Will boxer give me the best advice? Or on just
Speaker 17: a general box man? A lot of boxers, you know.
Speaker 17: I can say my coach, I can say, my brothers,
Speaker 17: say my friends. I take a lot from you know,
Speaker 17: a lot of people, you know, because you can learn
Speaker 17: something from everybody, not just people that you think is
Speaker 17: on a higher platform or on a bigger stage than you.
Speaker 17: If I can seek advice from anybody, I'll take it.
Speaker 1: Always. Wonder when fighters get in the ring, do they
Speaker 1: do they take past fights with them or do you
Speaker 1: just whatever happened in the old fights you just leave
Speaker 1: them there? Like is every fight a new thing for me?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 17: Every fighter is a new thing, And that's how I
Speaker 17: try to go in training camp with a clear head.
Speaker 17: My coaches they train me to the best of my
Speaker 17: ability and make sure that if we had any mishaps
Speaker 17: or mess ups in a previous fighter, that we capitalize
Speaker 17: on that and we fix the problem.
Speaker 6: That's pretty much how we go into camp.
Speaker 2: I always wanted to know when when a boxer picks
Speaker 2: a fight, right, you know, any any good boxes, they
Speaker 2: gonna analyze your tape, analyze every fight that you do
Speaker 2: and watch you. You know, because we all have You know,
Speaker 2: we're a habit, right, You have a habit of doing
Speaker 2: certain things? Do you how much do you change to
Speaker 2: make sure that they don't study that habit?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 17: My thing is I'm so versatile and elusive that I
Speaker 17: can capitalize on anything my opponent's ever done in the ring.
Speaker 17: And I think that's why I rate myself so high
Speaker 17: higher than other fighters, because you can fix one problem,
Speaker 17: but the more the fight goes, I'm experiencing enough to
Speaker 17: recognize another problem. I think that's why I rate myself
Speaker 17: high as I do.
Speaker 3: Who is your toughestupponment that the opponent that you've had
Speaker 3: so far to.
Speaker 1: Do from Lithuania. I can't pronounce his name, Cavalasas whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 1: when they say the one they say might have knocked
Speaker 1: you down, I don't.
Speaker 7: Know if he was.
Speaker 17: I would say the hardest fight in my career it
Speaker 17: would have to be between Vegas and in Gamboa. Wow,
Speaker 17: Gamboa feet was just so fast and he was, and
Speaker 17: he was so small to where he was darting in
Speaker 17: and darting out, and he was hitting me and making
Speaker 17: me miss just just by inch. It was kind of
Speaker 17: like I had to I had to make certain adjustments,
Speaker 17: and he was making adjustments and I was making adjustments,
Speaker 17: and it was just like it was a chess match,
Speaker 17: but it was a fast chess match, and he was
Speaker 17: getting it better at me because he was more experienced,
Speaker 17: but at the same time he was more explosive. So
Speaker 17: I just had to, you know, figure figure out the
Speaker 17: puzzle a little longer.
Speaker 2: What stops you for being frustrated in that ring because
Speaker 2: most people you know watching that fight would probably been
Speaker 2: frustrated and probably would have, you know, left the hand down,
Speaker 2: left the chin available. So what makes you not get
Speaker 2: frustrated and calm down and relax at you because you
Speaker 2: see it all the time. When you look at boxes
Speaker 2: in the ring, they're not listening to the coach. You
Speaker 2: could tell that their mind is on something else.
Speaker 1: Your demeaning of a change. It never changes at all,
Speaker 1: just like right now, it don't change.
Speaker 17: No, it's just you know, I think, like I said,
Speaker 17: the experience, I've seen it all I've been in the
Speaker 17: ring with it all.
Speaker 6: I know what to do and I know what I
Speaker 6: have to do.
Speaker 17: So when I get in those tough moments and those
Speaker 17: tough times and those tough rounds, I know, keep doing
Speaker 17: what you're doing.
Speaker 6: It all playing out.
Speaker 17: You know, you just got to stay true to yourself,
Speaker 17: fight your fight. If one thing ain't working, you got
Speaker 17: to resort to something else. Try something else. You can't
Speaker 17: just stick to the same thing. If it ain't working,
Speaker 17: then try something else. You got twelve rounds to do it.
Speaker 17: If you don't, then you'll be banging your head on
Speaker 17: the table, like, why didn't I do this? Why didn't
Speaker 17: I try this? You already getting hit. I try to
Speaker 17: do something different.
Speaker 1: But if you had, if you have a whole game
Speaker 1: plan that you worked on through training camp, do you
Speaker 1: just abandon that.
Speaker 17: It can't just have on game plan or got to
Speaker 17: have multiple You know what happened. If that one game
Speaker 17: plan don't work, then what you're gonna do. You're gonna
Speaker 17: be stuck in that one mode trying to do the
Speaker 17: same thing that ain't been working for the last tear round.
Speaker 17: Then you're gonna be that spirit banking on the knockout,
Speaker 17: swinging for the fences, and that's how people get hurt.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 3: When we come back, we got more with Terrence Crawfit,
Speaker 3: his fight with Erow Spence goes down. July twenty ninth
Speaker 3: on Showtime. So don't move.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody's thej n V. Charlomagne, the gud we are the
Speaker 2: breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with box of Terrence Crawfit.
Speaker 2: He's fighting Aero Spence. July twenty ninth on Showtime, Charlamagne.
Speaker 1: When you say you fixed fix your problems, what problems
Speaker 1: did you fix after the game?
Speaker 3: Boll, I don't know.
Speaker 6: You can't, okay, I ain't giving you too much.
Speaker 1: What letway do you do? You do you feel like
Speaker 1: that was a knockdown?
Speaker 6: No, I don't.
Speaker 17: I feel as if you pushed me as you as
Speaker 17: you could see. You know, as soon as the ref
Speaker 17: said fight, I step right to him. You know, he's
Speaker 17: very strong, very strong, explosive, good fighter, technical.
Speaker 6: You know, that's a fight that you could say.
Speaker 17: I wasn't listening to my my coaches in my corner,
Speaker 17: and I was more emotional in that fight because I
Speaker 17: felt as if I had something to prove. I went
Speaker 17: in there looking for the knockout. I didn't want to box.
Speaker 17: I didn't want to use my skills. I just want to,
Speaker 17: you know, fight. That's what happens when you go in
Speaker 17: there and fight the wrong fight.
Speaker 2: What's gonna stop you from doing at this time? You
Speaker 2: can't do that again because you want because I know
Speaker 2: you want to prove yourself. I know you want to
Speaker 2: knock knock out.
Speaker 1: You can't. He's big, he's naturally bigger than you.
Speaker 17: He's strong, he's the big guy. He's the big bad wolf.
Speaker 17: I didn't heard at all. He's strong, he's this, he's that.
Speaker 6: He's this that. So can he get hurt?
Speaker 17: Hey, you're the man, So what's going to stop him
Speaker 17: from banging with me?
Speaker 1: I'm not a culture in your corner, but I wouldn't.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't suggest you bang with him.
Speaker 8: Why.
Speaker 3: I think I think he's trying to say it's not
Speaker 3: as powerful.
Speaker 1: We're trying to say.
Speaker 6: What you're trying to say.
Speaker 3: What you're trying to say, You're trying to say, he's
Speaker 3: not as powerful.
Speaker 1: He's as strong as what. Clearly, to be clear, Aran
Speaker 1: Prophet is amazing.
Speaker 3: We know that what he does what you say.
Speaker 6: What I'm saying is why do you view that?
Speaker 7: And how do you know?
Speaker 1: I don't what makes you?
Speaker 6: What makes you? What makes you think that?
Speaker 1: Probably the size? Yeah, I don't know if you can
Speaker 1: hurt him, that is what I'm saying. I've seen you
Speaker 1: hurt people before. I don't know if you can hurt
Speaker 1: somebody in side.
Speaker 6: Did he get hurt his last fight?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 17: Do you think I hear harder than his last opponent?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 6: Okay, case clok.
Speaker 3: But you got to get to him though, So you're
Speaker 3: saying this man can't get to him. Is that what
Speaker 3: you're saying.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying you got to get to him. You
Speaker 1: got to get in there to do it.
Speaker 17: Okay, Well, getting in there is the get between the ropes, right,
Speaker 17: and we're in there, right, it's gonna be a great fight.
Speaker 3: So when you speak to people like that, right, what
Speaker 3: stops you from saying you're not getting emotion?
Speaker 2: Be like, you know what, trying something, Because obviously there's
Speaker 2: a lot of people like Charlamage that that feels.
Speaker 1: It's not that's not no, it's no, it's not act
Speaker 1: like he's an underdog. He is kind of an underdog.
Speaker 1: The way you're talking, I think it's about I think
Speaker 1: people think it could go either way. This is this
Speaker 1: My man Red as a great boxing guy. He says,
Speaker 1: you win, no problem. My bother says you win no
Speaker 1: problem either. The bigs I've been having since the fights.
Speaker 3: But Charloam Maine.
Speaker 1: Don't feel that way.
Speaker 11: What is it?
Speaker 17: Listen, that's his opinion. You know when people have an opinion,
Speaker 17: it's like a sohole. Everybody got one.
Speaker 1: That is true.
Speaker 3: That is absolutely true.
Speaker 6: That is true.
Speaker 1: Have you thought about how you would deal with a
Speaker 1: loss in case it does happen?
Speaker 6: No, I don't.
Speaker 17: I don't think about them things like that. You know,
Speaker 17: my mind is just clear.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 6: Things happen.
Speaker 17: They happen, you know. But we're preparing for the victory.
Speaker 6: That's it. Ain't no, you're gonna lose. We don't think.
Speaker 3: What's wrong with You're going to ask have you prepared
Speaker 3: for a loss?
Speaker 1: Of you what kind of That's the same question that
Speaker 1: you kind of asked, what the having the zero record? Like,
Speaker 1: you know, some people lose, some people don't. So if
Speaker 1: you do lose, have you thought about how you prepare
Speaker 1: for that?
Speaker 6: We don't prepare for.
Speaker 2: That Now, for a young boxer out there or somebody
Speaker 2: that doesn't know, what is your daily routine and training?
Speaker 3: What does that deal with?
Speaker 2: Because most people just see the finished product, right, they
Speaker 2: see y'all boxing. They don't know how much training it
Speaker 2: actually takes.
Speaker 3: So what is it?
Speaker 7: A day by day?
Speaker 3: With Terrence Craft?
Speaker 6: It look like work, work, work, work, work work.
Speaker 17: What time you get up usually it depends. Sometimes we
Speaker 17: get up at five, Sometimes we get up at six.
Speaker 3: You run, you ride bikes, you go straight to the gym,
Speaker 3: you box, We do it all.
Speaker 6: We do it all.
Speaker 17: It depends on the day, depends on how my body feeling,
Speaker 17: depends on the weather, depends on a lot of things
Speaker 17: that I can't control. So as long as we getting
Speaker 17: the work done, that's all that matters.
Speaker 2: Another question most people ask is when it comes to
Speaker 2: having sex before the fight? Oh my god, how long
Speaker 2: do you abstain from having sex? Everybody keeping because it's
Speaker 2: people always want to know that.
Speaker 1: Man, And it ain't no women asking you that. You
Speaker 1: ever think that's crazy? Right? Exactly?
Speaker 17: Hey, listen, man, I don't know about other people, but
Speaker 17: it relaxes me. That's something that I've been doing my
Speaker 17: whole career.
Speaker 1: So you ain't stated it is what it is.
Speaker 17: It is what it is me personally. I know it's
Speaker 17: a myth, you know. But I wouldn't tell anybody else
Speaker 17: to go out there and try to be like Terrence
Speaker 17: Crawford because they heard Terrence Crawford say, oh man, you
Speaker 17: can have sex and they don't do nothing to you.
Speaker 17: I'm just saying for me, it never affected.
Speaker 1: Me regards how his fight goals. Would you would you
Speaker 1: ever give somebody like like Boots to shot and ring
Speaker 1: a young boy liked it?
Speaker 17: Listen, listen, I'm open for for all of them. Like
Speaker 17: I said, I never turned down to fight in my
Speaker 17: whole career, never duck dodged, walked away and ran from nobody.
Speaker 17: Every person that the media have put and said Terrence
Speaker 17: you need to fight him, or Terrence, he's chasing you.
Speaker 6: I fought him.
Speaker 17: If you can go back to when I fought Darry
Speaker 17: Jean when he was talking crazy to me and Hank Lundy,
Speaker 17: when everybody was saying, oh, you need to fight Hank,
Speaker 17: you need to do this, you need to do that.
Speaker 17: I didn't fought them all.
Speaker 1: What would be the benefit of a og like you
Speaker 1: giving somebody like a bouta shot.
Speaker 17: Just to satisfy the fan. That's it, because he's an
Speaker 17: up and comer. He doesn't have anything to offer, nothing
Speaker 17: at all. But it would just be some for you guys,
Speaker 17: just an exciting fight.
Speaker 1: Would you ever fight Yugus again and the pros just.
Speaker 7: To do it for?
Speaker 17: What?
Speaker 6: Where would I be getting out of it?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 17: At this stage of my career, I'm looking for things
Speaker 17: that benefit. When I fought Ugus, he was undefeated, he
Speaker 17: was top contender, Olympian, he had all the accolade. After
Speaker 17: I beat him, everybody was slander during them all. He
Speaker 17: green machine.
Speaker 6: He did see that.
Speaker 17: He fight a guy that nobody knows. Just because you
Speaker 17: didn't know him, that don't mean that he wasn't a
Speaker 17: good fighter. Just because you don't know him, that doesn't
Speaker 17: mean that you know. He deserved to be where he
Speaker 17: was because he was my mandatory. Just like when I
Speaker 17: just fought Avenetian. He was ranked number six in the division.
Speaker 17: But everybody was mad that I took that fight because
Speaker 17: things wasn't right with the aerol spence and my negotiation.
Speaker 17: So people is mad, can't get mad. Things didn't happen
Speaker 17: for a reason. But now we hear everybody got to
Speaker 17: fight that they wanted in July twenty ninth. We're gonna
Speaker 17: go out there and put on the show.
Speaker 1: Earl. I think it was against you.
Speaker 7: He did.
Speaker 1: He did get hurt a little bit, but he still
Speaker 1: stopped him in the ten front. But you could still
Speaker 1: hurt him, still get stopped. I'm just saying. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: I look for I can't wait to see it.
Speaker 18: Though.
Speaker 6: You're gonna be there.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not gonna be there.
Speaker 6: Come on, man, you did all that talking years ago
Speaker 6: and you ain't gonna beat there.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm gonna be watching it from home. I know
Speaker 1: how you guys from home omahagged down. I want to
Speaker 1: watch the fighting piece, you know, but we appreciate.
Speaker 3: You for joys. W what's the last time I get
Speaker 3: a civilian and shut up right now?
Speaker 4: Nah?
Speaker 6: Nah, we don't do that. We don't do that.
Speaker 1: Why are you doing that?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 1: Just making sure all respect for terrors. Probably just talking boxing.
Speaker 1: It's just like picking up picking a sporting event. It
Speaker 1: is picking the winner that you said. You you know,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if you could bang, how hearty can here?
Speaker 1: That's what I said. There's probably ten other people you
Speaker 1: can name. I'll pick but over. But it's it's a
Speaker 1: different type of animals. All I'm saying, do you rise
Speaker 1: to the level of your competition?
Speaker 6: Do I Have you watched my career?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, that's your answer.
Speaker 3: Okay, one time you lose jab just shut up?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Is Terrece Crawford.
Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, don't forget to tune.
Speaker 3: In and get your paper if you July twenty ninth,
Speaker 3: and we appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 1: One because you think about stuff like pay per view
Speaker 1: numbers that you can't I can't.
Speaker 6: That's all of my control.
Speaker 17: Yeah, you know, you got people that have the WAB
Speaker 17: site to steal the fights and stuff like that, and
Speaker 17: stuff that you can't control.
Speaker 6: You just go in there and focus on things that
Speaker 6: you can control.
Speaker 1: Because I feel like that's become a thing now, like
Speaker 1: that's become a stat that people brag about now fighters
Speaker 1: like who cares well if your your pockets of course?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 17: Yeah, well listen, you know, the bigger than numbers, the
Speaker 17: bigger you know you you become or that's why Floyd
Speaker 17: was money made weather because of the numbers that he
Speaker 17: was producing.
Speaker 6: That's why everybody wants to fight him.
Speaker 17: That's why every time he stepped foot in the ring,
Speaker 17: he demanded what he demanded because he knew what he
Speaker 17: was gonna draw.
Speaker 6: So yeah, absolutely, all.
Speaker 1: Right, Well there you have it.
Speaker 2: It's Terrence Crawl for good luck on your fight. July
Speaker 2: twenty ninth. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, owning everybody.
Speaker 3: It's stej n V.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne the guy. We are the breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 2: to the roomors, let's talk, Samuel L.
Speaker 1: Jackson or you gossip been on you chatting?
Speaker 3: This is the rumor report. I mean, I guess we're
Speaker 3: on the breakfast club. This where the tea spells.
Speaker 6: Right right on the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Now, shout out to our brother Sway Now. Samuel L.
Speaker 2: Jackson was doing an interview on Sway and talks about
Speaker 2: the time his wife checked Tupac.
Speaker 9: I remember the one specific story My wife was on
Speaker 9: that film. She was she was the chubby kids mom.
Speaker 9: And I guess Pat was walking through a room today
Speaker 9: and he was cussing somebody up. My wife like grabbed him.
Speaker 9: It was like, young man, you see all these women
Speaker 9: sitting in here.
Speaker 1: You can't be in here cursing blah blah, blah, and
Speaker 1: everybody in the room was like, And he looked at
Speaker 1: her and I was like, I'm sorry, man. Everybody in
Speaker 1: the rooms like, do you know that was?
Speaker 9: She was like, no, I have no idea who he was,
Speaker 9: but he shouldn't have been cursing in rount of all
Speaker 9: these women in this room.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 9: And from that point on, every time he saw her,
Speaker 9: he was like, hey, mom, how you doing, blah blah blah.
Speaker 9: You know, as much as everybody puts Pac in that whole,
Speaker 9: you know, rapping world, he did go to a perform
Speaker 9: in our school.
Speaker 1: He understand the you know, the business of acting. What's
Speaker 1: going on?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 1: That was Samuel L.
Speaker 2: Jackson talking about it at the time. His wife checked
Speaker 2: Tupacs card that was on the set of Juice.
Speaker 1: No no, no, ol G black woman. They don't give
Speaker 1: a damn who you are. They don't give a damn
Speaker 1: who you are, what you do, how much money you got.
Speaker 1: If you ain't moving accordingly, you're gonna get snatched up, period,
Speaker 1: bottom line, point blank.
Speaker 3: That's how it should be, right, That's that's how it
Speaker 3: should be.
Speaker 1: We need more of that. We definitely need more of
Speaker 1: that in the community. I don't I don't know what
Speaker 1: we gotta do, uh for I guess that's the way
Speaker 1: people learn. Yes, you know what I'm saying. It takes
Speaker 1: a village. That's I mean, that's how a lot of
Speaker 1: us were raised. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: It will get something wrong on the block or wherever
Speaker 2: you are, somebody screaming at you and then told your mama,
Speaker 2: you know what, dropping the clues.
Speaker 1: Bomb from Miss Provard. I love Miss Provard. What did
Speaker 1: she do? She used to snatch me up all the time?
Speaker 1: Little more shut up. She actually sent me a message
Speaker 1: yesterday and it was a it was a meme that said,
Speaker 1: what did they say? It's said, Oh, shout out to
Speaker 1: everyone who had report called growing up that Red talks
Speaker 1: too much and she puts sounds familiar. I love you,
Speaker 1: mister b.
Speaker 2: All right, now we got to talk pat say Jackie
Speaker 2: and now so Monday that he plans on retiring. He
Speaker 2: was the host of the longest running game show at
Speaker 2: the end of the forty first season. He's still going
Speaker 2: to stay on as a consultant, but it seems like
Speaker 2: Whoopy Goldberg reveals that she.
Speaker 1: Wants the job, and Whoop be sick of y'all in
Speaker 1: the viewer.
Speaker 19: Legendary game show host passag Jack just announced that he's
Speaker 19: going to be from Wheel of Fortune at the end
Speaker 19: of the next season. What's your action to the news
Speaker 19: and any ideas on who should replace him?
Speaker 7: Well, that's a legend.
Speaker 20: I mean over forty years and the price of a
Speaker 20: vowel has knock gone up one time.
Speaker 1: Like nobody controlled inflation like Pat Jack. Hopefully Wiel's got
Speaker 1: an envelope somewhere that says what to do when.
Speaker 3: I want that job now? We I mean lots of fun.
Speaker 1: Whoop, be sick of y'all. Wooll be sick of very times?
Speaker 1: She got something to say, y'all jump down her throat
Speaker 1: every few months in She's tired of it. She tired
Speaker 1: of it. She just wants something nice and easy like
Speaker 1: Wheel of Fortune.
Speaker 2: My rumor has it that they're talking to Ryan Seacrest
Speaker 2: for being one of the being a host of Wheel
Speaker 2: of Fortune.
Speaker 1: That makes sense, or they could just do an AI
Speaker 1: patch ajack. I mean, if they did an AI patch ajack, like,
Speaker 1: its gonna see this world, remember see the world back
Speaker 1: in the dawn BT. I'm sure the technology is much
Speaker 1: better now. You wouldn't really know the difference. They could
Speaker 1: actually do that with Alex Rebecca on Jeopardy too now
Speaker 1: if they wanted to, No, because they're so cool, like
Speaker 1: they just they kind of just blend in with everything
Speaker 1: that's going on on those shows.
Speaker 3: You know, you want a real host. I would love
Speaker 3: of whoopy did it?
Speaker 1: Me too, because I want her to get off the
Speaker 1: view and I'm dying of y'all jumping down og whoop
Speaker 1: be throwt every time she got an opinion.
Speaker 2: Well, Larsa Pippin and Marcus Jordan, you know that's Michael
Speaker 2: Jordan's son. They have a new podcast. It's called Separation Anxiety,
Speaker 2: and they talk about a lot. On their first episode,
Speaker 2: they talk about when they first met them trying to
Speaker 2: hide themselves from paparazzi as they would I feel.
Speaker 8: Like we were like hiding out and like trying to
Speaker 8: be low key.
Speaker 21: And then we didn't trust anyone ever.
Speaker 1: We went with.
Speaker 18: A camera, ducking from flashes in the club and all
Speaker 18: this stuff. You read a position earlier when we first
Speaker 18: met that you didn't want to take on all.
Speaker 21: This move You know, I was kind of skeptical because
Speaker 21: I kind of felt like, why would you do this, Larsa,
Speaker 21: Why would you do this? Why would you date someone
Speaker 21: that you know?
Speaker 4: Just the families?
Speaker 21: It's just a really crazy situation to be in.
Speaker 2: They also talk about how when she first met him,
Speaker 2: she didn't save his name under his name, She saved
Speaker 2: it under a fake name.
Speaker 1: To the throne.
Speaker 8: So, who made the first move?
Speaker 1: You did?
Speaker 6: I beg to disagree.
Speaker 8: I think you know again, I was looking at her
Speaker 8: across the room, but we were looking at each other.
Speaker 21: Sure, but is that the first move looking at each other?
Speaker 18: No, you know, I don't think that's the first move,
Speaker 18: but I definitely i'd say I made the first move.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 21: It's funny. I feel like a lot of people don't
Speaker 21: know that I could never really put you under your
Speaker 21: name on my phone.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I didn't find that out until we started dating neither.
Speaker 1: So I had you under Mark Jacob.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Like, I don't know why I had you under Mark.
Speaker 21: Jacob, but like that's what I had you on my
Speaker 21: phone because I didn't want anyone to know what you
Speaker 21: would call me. I just wanted it to be very like.
Speaker 18: Well, I feel like when we first started dating, it
Speaker 18: was random, Like when we would talk, it'd be like
Speaker 18: I was going on a trip, I'm coming to Miami or.
Speaker 6: Into each other.
Speaker 8: So you know, that's that's kind of funny that I
Speaker 8: was stored under Mark Jacob.
Speaker 1: Why why do we care what happened now? People care
Speaker 1: about it? Of course that's at they not married though, right,
Speaker 1: not dating? You can't have a whole podcast and y'all
Speaker 1: just dating. Well, you've got to be married to have
Speaker 1: a relationship podcast. Well, you know Loss of Pippen.
Speaker 2: Of course it's Scottie Pippens ex she's forty eight and
Speaker 2: Michael Jordan's son Marcus is thirty two.
Speaker 3: And they also talk about meeting the kids, Marcus meeting
Speaker 3: the kids.
Speaker 1: I don't care. What are the podcast about, though, relationship
Speaker 1: with stuff? They are not married, they are dating. I
Speaker 1: don't think that you should start a podcast if you're
Speaker 1: just dating. They haven't even dating long enough to start
Speaker 1: a podcast. I'm gonna tune in every one to listen
Speaker 1: to two people who've just been dating for a little while.
Speaker 1: In regards your relationship advice.
Speaker 3: You're listening now because you keep playing with my kids.
Speaker 21: Okay, because I do feel like I don't normally bring
Speaker 21: guys around my kids. I'm really selective on who I
Speaker 21: invite them to my home, who I have around my kids.
Speaker 21: But I feel like it was very natural and normal
Speaker 21: when you came around because they already knew you.
Speaker 6: I love you.
Speaker 8: I think it's been great.
Speaker 21: Feel like my kids already knew you, Like when I
Speaker 21: would FaceTime with you or call you and I'd be like,
Speaker 21: ohh like you know, just conversations we would have. So
Speaker 21: I think when they finally did get to meet you,
Speaker 21: it was not like, oh my god, who's this guy?
Speaker 21: It was almost like, hey, Mark's what's up?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 18: No, for sure, I don't know. I just feel like
Speaker 18: there's a lot of common ground. Yeah, which makes it
Speaker 18: easier for us all that we round each other.
Speaker 1: So you're not going to listen to the podcast, I
Speaker 1: don't have a reason to, But I will say that,
Speaker 1: like a specialty podcast, is it something they're just doing
Speaker 1: for each other just to describe their relationship and their situation.
Speaker 1: Are just something long term where they're gonna be helping
Speaker 1: other couples, Because if that's the kids, then they need
Speaker 1: to make a commitment to themselves. I would think before
Speaker 1: I make a commitment to that podcast, I would want
Speaker 1: them to make a commitment to themselves.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe they're just talking about their relationship and how
Speaker 2: they're doing, like when they get it made.
Speaker 3: That's what they're talking about. They're talking about when he
Speaker 3: met their kids. I don't know.
Speaker 2: This is a podcast. People have been talking about it.
Speaker 2: They want to know more about loss of Pipping and
Speaker 2: Michael Jordan's son's life. So people are tuning in.
Speaker 1: Oh, congratulations, congratulationship, Congratulationship.
Speaker 3: What's wrong?
Speaker 8: He did that?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 22: Yo?
Speaker 3: He did that pretty good. Drop a bomb for Charlo Man.
Speaker 3: He practiced that.
Speaker 1: Oh I do that all the time randomly for no reason,
Speaker 1: practiced not know I be walking around the house randomly. Congratulationship.
Speaker 3: Who are you giving your donkey too?
Speaker 1: Man? Oh man? For after the hour, we need Walko
Speaker 1: sorry to come to the front of the congregation. We'd
Speaker 1: like to have a world with him. Please all right,
Speaker 1: we'll get to that next and don't move for a moment.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 7: I was donkey.
Speaker 3: Damn he hogged.
Speaker 6: It's time the donkey the king, I mean, trying to
Speaker 6: be donkey today.
Speaker 19: No more.
Speaker 1: They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm
Speaker 1: not making these people do these things called donkey of
Speaker 1: the day, and it really caught me off guard.
Speaker 4: Damn Charlamagne, who got the donkey?
Speaker 3: Ya to day today?
Speaker 1: Wow Donkey Today for Thursday, June fifteenth, coaches to Yko Cyrus. Now,
Speaker 1: if you don't know who y Ko Cyrus is, he's
Speaker 1: a singer songwriter from Jacksonville, Florida, and for the last
Speaker 1: twenty four hours, he has been black twitters most wanted
Speaker 1: because he was seen on video trying to give another
Speaker 1: artist by the name of Sukiana a kiss without her consent.
Speaker 1: The term they are using in various articles online are
Speaker 1: forcibly kissing. That's the headline I've seen y Ko Cyrus
Speaker 1: accused of sexual assault after forcefully kissing Sukiana at an event. Now,
Speaker 1: and some of y'all listening to me, who don't know
Speaker 1: who the hell either one of these people are, And
Speaker 1: that's fine. Just know why Ko Cyrus is a young man,
Speaker 1: Sukiyana is a young woman. Now, there has been all
Speaker 1: types of reasoning going around, you know, stories like this,
Speaker 1: get computers puting all right. Most common sentiments I saw
Speaker 1: were folks saying this was sexual assault, and I saw
Speaker 1: a lot of people saying, hey, she walks around calling
Speaker 1: herself Suki with the good kouchie, and she has a
Speaker 1: song about eating the man's groceries. So this is the
Speaker 1: energy she puts out, so this is the energy she
Speaker 1: should expect to receive. That second sentiment reminds me of
Speaker 1: when rappers who rap about various nefarious activities, whether it's murdered,
Speaker 1: drug selling, whatever crime they choose to put to a
Speaker 1: beat when they get jammed up in conto rico, or
Speaker 1: if they get shot and killed or beat up, first
Speaker 1: thing folks say is, hey, he bought it on himself. Okay,
Speaker 1: because of the music he makes. Hell, if you're a
Speaker 1: rapper who raps about constant drug youth and then you
Speaker 1: diving overdose, people say, well, that's what he rapped about.
Speaker 1: So folks are consistent when it comes to blaming people's
Speaker 1: misfortunes on their music. And we should have a discussion
Speaker 1: about that, But not really today. Well maybe later. We
Speaker 1: need to all be asking ourselves how come we know
Speaker 1: better but don't do better. That's the question I have
Speaker 1: for the young brother yk oh, sireus, how come you
Speaker 1: don't know any better?
Speaker 6: All Right?
Speaker 1: Sometimes I be naive because I gave him the benefit
Speaker 1: of the doubt yesterday, because I thought to myself. For
Speaker 1: him to be moving like that, they must have a relationship,
Speaker 1: because there's no possible way in twenty twenty three. If
Speaker 1: all we have learned about boundaries and what's consented not
Speaker 1: consent in the whole me too movement, I would think
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty three, no man would still be moving
Speaker 1: like that. But here we are. Y k O Cyrus,
Speaker 1: Do you realize what you did is exactly why Caine
Speaker 1: Pistol whip Chauncey and minister Society. You remember that Envy
Speaker 1: major plot line to the movie, and it was when
Speaker 1: Chauncey was making sexual advances toward Ronnie, and Ronnie clearly
Speaker 1: wasn't with it. Sokaine pistolhiped him, all right. The reason
Speaker 1: I'm putting that out there is because, whether we realize
Speaker 1: it or not, scenes like that taught us what not
Speaker 1: to do, and if we did do those things, those
Speaker 1: were the kinds of consequences and repercussions that could happen.
Speaker 1: Now even though we had those teachable moments, I'll be
Speaker 1: the first to tell you that we was raised wrong. Okay.
Speaker 1: I mean everything about our culture has been hyper sexualized.
Speaker 1: I don't even have to get into what I mean
Speaker 1: when I said we was raised wrong, because if you
Speaker 1: was born in nineteen hundreds, you know what the hell
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. There is a reason. Okay, your mommy
Speaker 1: and your grandma is sweating about this freaknick documentary. All right,
Speaker 1: but at what point did those of us that know
Speaker 1: better teach better? Okay, if you know better and you've
Speaker 1: done better, it's your obligation to teach better. So I
Speaker 1: am sitting here literally wondering did someone fail y Ko
Speaker 1: Cyrus or is he just a d head who knows
Speaker 1: better but has lapses of judgment like this. I read
Speaker 1: his apology and he said, I want to publicly offer
Speaker 1: my sincerious apology to Sukiana. An attempt to be playful,
Speaker 1: I misread the moment and violated Sukiana's boundaries. He also said,
Speaker 1: I understanding the importance of consent, and I am embarrassed
Speaker 1: by my behavior. Clearly, that apology shows he knew better,
Speaker 1: but for whatever reason, he didn't do better in that moment.
Speaker 1: And that's what we have to prevent because we gotta
Speaker 1: protect women, right, but we also have to protect men.
Speaker 1: All right. We gotta protect black women, but we also
Speaker 1: have to protect black men because black men. What if
Speaker 1: Sukiana decided to press charges against you for sexual as sulk,
Speaker 1: who's to tell us she can't do that? Now, your
Speaker 1: dumb ass got to charge and for what? Because you
Speaker 1: misread the moment? No, black man, we gotta do better.
Speaker 1: And I wonder about that misread the moment line. It
Speaker 1: seems to me a lot of y'all are misreading the
Speaker 1: moment when it comes to Miss Sukiana and y'all blaming
Speaker 1: it on her music. Let's unpack that. If a woman
Speaker 1: is walking around calling herself Suki with the good kouchi,
Speaker 1: I understand why you would be curious about that good kuchi.
Speaker 1: That makes sense. Doesn't give you the right to make
Speaker 1: unwanted sexual advances to her and violate her boundaries. But
Speaker 1: I understand the curiosity. But another main reason I'm giving
Speaker 1: hy Ko cyrus donkey is because all of y'all talking
Speaker 1: about Sukiana's music is the reason. You know she receives
Speaker 1: this type of behavior because of the music she makes,
Speaker 1: she should expect it. Hmmm, I've only heard one Suki
Speaker 1: on a song, right, and that song is called Casimigo's
Speaker 1: right and correct. Let get this right, my brothers. Sukiana
Speaker 1: has a song she's talking about eating a man's groceries.
Speaker 1: I'm not king shaving at all at my groceries eating.
Speaker 1: I'm just wondering why, Kaloe Cyrus, why was you so
Speaker 1: ready to put your tongue in her mouth knowing where
Speaker 1: her tongue has been. All of y'all out here talking
Speaker 1: about Sukiana's music is why men do this to her?
Speaker 1: So y'all in the rush to either get your bookies
Speaker 1: brunched on, or in the case of hy Ko Cyrus,
Speaker 1: and a rush to taste another man's ass.
Speaker 3: That's a lot of butts.
Speaker 1: Where is Jesus? Where is he? Where is he? Where
Speaker 1: is he? We need them so bad right now? Okay,
Speaker 1: we need a group therapy session for all of us
Speaker 1: because I'm just sick of us hurting each other. I
Speaker 1: don't want to see Sukiana or any other woman hurt,
Speaker 1: and I don't want to see why Kao Cyrus hurt either. Yes,
Speaker 1: he should be held accountable if there's consequences to his actions,
Speaker 1: he earned them. But what do we have to do
Speaker 1: as a society, What do we have to teach as
Speaker 1: a culture, what do we have to learn to make
Speaker 1: sure things like this don't happen ever again, because I
Speaker 1: would think brothers would know better by now, wouldn't they
Speaker 1: please give y Ko Cyrus the biggest he hull. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, y'all keep blaming Sukiana's music. You know, y'all
Speaker 1: keep saying you know this is what she puts out.
Speaker 6: Okay, like.
Speaker 1: I only know that one. So what are you saying?
Speaker 1: My brothers?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I do you want
Speaker 1: your you want your booky?
Speaker 3: Eating what?
Speaker 22: What?
Speaker 1: What? You want to take booky on the tongue. I'm
Speaker 1: just trying to figure it out, all right, don't get it?
Speaker 18: All right?
Speaker 3: Well, thank you for that, Donky today this question?
Speaker 1: What was his name?
Speaker 3: You said you like getting your butt?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 6: Shut up?
Speaker 1: I done told you cut that out.
Speaker 3: Now, that's what you said that.
Speaker 1: I didn't say nothing about month it was. His name
Speaker 1: was Rashaan Casey. Since y'all must know, no, since y'all
Speaker 1: must know you want to do a room report. His
Speaker 1: name was Rashan Casey. That's why we've been so close
Speaker 1: to the last thirteen years. All right. He was eating
Speaker 1: this ass. He was eating this ass. Okay, all right, Oh,
Speaker 1: yes I do. I'm burning the whole car to that,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't want Yeah, that's our song writing. I'm
Speaker 3: taking my toys. That's a toy box.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's what we're gonna dance through it all way.
Speaker 1: I'm not playing all the first song. I'm leaving the ground.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, shout out to BT. We'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I don't want to play with you no more btpiece.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 3: What's wrong with you, man?
Speaker 1: Nothing wrong with me. I'm perfectly fine, like my father's
Speaker 1: to it right now. I'm sure, y'all fine.
Speaker 3: I am all right.
Speaker 1: Well we come back.
Speaker 3: The cast of The Blackening will be joining us. Of course,
Speaker 3: it's a new film.
Speaker 2: It's a horror slash comedy, really funny, and we'll talk
Speaker 2: to the cast, which is Yvonne org Sinqua Walls, J Farrell,
Speaker 2: Grace Mayas, Antoinette Robinson and Dwayne Perkins.
Speaker 3: So don't move.
Speaker 2: It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club be
Speaker 2: the same morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody's stee j n V.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club, and we
Speaker 2: got some special guests joining us. I think it's the
Speaker 2: most guest we've ever had.
Speaker 1: This is the first time I've seen an actual cast
Speaker 1: cast and like one person to the cast.
Speaker 3: Of Blackening is in the building. Good morning, guys, villain.
Speaker 1: We gotta name names individually.
Speaker 2: Man, Okay, well, let's start off Ivan or we're gonna
Speaker 2: take attendance.
Speaker 3: Grace Bias, Antwoinette Robinson, and Dwayne Perkins.
Speaker 1: All right, talk to us about the Blackening? Man, what
Speaker 1: is the Blackening?
Speaker 18: Oh? H?
Speaker 20: It is a movie about a group of friends that
Speaker 20: go to a cabin for junete celebration and they find
Speaker 20: themselves stocked by a cycle killer and they have to
Speaker 20: you know, not die.
Speaker 3: The black person always dies in the beginning? Who died
Speaker 3: in the beginning?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 4: Now we can't.
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 2: Is this the type of movie that you, guys would
Speaker 2: actually be a part of, Like go to a cabin
Speaker 2: in a white area and feel like that at all?
Speaker 23: That's astroblematic, Like are we already going to a cabin
Speaker 23: in a white area without back up?
Speaker 1: That's a horror film in real life.
Speaker 4: I love that the movie calls it out though, because
Speaker 4: it is like why are we here?
Speaker 3: And who did this?
Speaker 13: It's like who, because that's how most scary movies start,
Speaker 13: it's like, okay, we just we just stumble upon this
Speaker 13: cabin in the l like somebody calls them im and.
Speaker 3: Was like, yo, why whose idea was this a cabin
Speaker 3: in the woods.
Speaker 13: But the twist of the movie is that the killers
Speaker 13: like whoever is the blackest?
Speaker 1: You know, it's gonna get knocked off.
Speaker 3: So for people that don't know, you guys have to
Speaker 3: play a game. Now what is this game about?
Speaker 20: The game is called the Black and it is a
Speaker 20: game that's forcing these friends to determine who's the black
Speaker 20: is to see who dies first, because you know that's.
Speaker 4: The trope black trivia trivia.
Speaker 1: Okay, antoinette, What does thought mean?
Speaker 3: What is what that over there?
Speaker 17: What does that mean?
Speaker 1: If Young Metro don't trust trust what my future do?
Speaker 1: If Young Metro don't trust.
Speaker 4: You, Young Metro don't trust you?
Speaker 2: What years the cash money records tell us they were
Speaker 2: taking over cash money.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, you're.
Speaker 24: The I will fail you.
Speaker 2: According to your mama, she said, she's says she'll give
Speaker 2: you what if you start crying?
Speaker 8: You love?
Speaker 3: That's so fair, that's that's not it's a tough.
Speaker 1: How many fights did the Fresh Prince get into before
Speaker 1: his mom got.
Speaker 23: S you're the person who jumps in versus the Prins
Speaker 23: like I got because Fresh Prince so many times and
Speaker 23: I'm like, I have listened. I know the original song. Yeah,
Speaker 23: original when we go beyond, like yeah.
Speaker 1: And whatever, I know. I remembered.
Speaker 2: You wanted to writers of the movie, right, So what
Speaker 2: made you want to put this movie out June eighteenth
Speaker 2: and having it be about the June nineteenth?
Speaker 3: June A team celebration that comes out June.
Speaker 20: Just say June comes out to sixteenth celebration said, From
Speaker 20: from the sketch to the feature, we just really wanted
Speaker 20: to put it in a space that was like a
Speaker 20: out blackness and freedom and they're trying not to die
Speaker 20: and they're fighting for the freedom and what better time
Speaker 20: to do it than on June. But yeah, I know,
Speaker 20: we were just trying to pack it which as as
Speaker 20: much things from the culture as possible and hopefully it
Speaker 20: becomes like a Juneteenth movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, It's interesting that it's through the lens of comedy
Speaker 1: and horror because I feel like that is the black
Speaker 1: experience in America.
Speaker 20: Yeah, Like I can't go through a trauma without cracking
Speaker 20: a joke, like that's just what it's gonna be. Levity
Speaker 20: is the I think antithesis to fear.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and also that's the only way black people can
Speaker 13: really see is her film. They're like, you know, black
Speaker 13: people I've told people were like, I don't know that
Speaker 13: I'm going to see. I was like, but it's a
Speaker 13: comedy as well, Okay, I can laugh at it. I'm like,
Speaker 13: it's a sad tire guys. It's because they're like, so
Speaker 13: we're just gonna be dying, and it is sad.
Speaker 25: It is one thing this movie isn't.
Speaker 26: It's not it's not black trauma porn, like the world
Speaker 26: is using justing that likes.
Speaker 13: It's fun.
Speaker 26: It's an interactive experience. We celebrate black culture. We of
Speaker 26: course there are instances where we're supposed to quantify our blackness,
Speaker 26: which you know is ludicrous, but we bring the conversations
Speaker 26: up like okay, well I can't say that you're not
Speaker 26: as black because you're lighter.
Speaker 25: Skinned, whatever the case may be. Watch or case in point, like.
Speaker 26: Gracie and I are both Caribbeans. So it's like we
Speaker 26: have the conversations that we have behind closed doors and
Speaker 26: in the group chat, but out loud with everybody in
Speaker 26: the world, and it's a pretty great experience.
Speaker 2: But you guys also talk about things that we all
Speaker 2: deal with, like you know, being in the store and
Speaker 2: somebody following us around the park, range of you know,
Speaker 2: stopping somebody because you're not supposed to be in this neighborhood.
Speaker 2: So I know, writing that was part of a little
Speaker 2: freeing too, like this is the ish that happens all
Speaker 2: the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like it was.
Speaker 20: Actually, while me and Tracy talk about it pretty often,
Speaker 20: how we were surprised that they allowed it to keep
Speaker 20: it as black as it was because we were just like,
Speaker 20: we just gonna write what we want, what makes us laugh.
Speaker 20: And then by the final version, we said, damn, they
Speaker 20: really kept a lot of niggas.
Speaker 1: Speak to that though, because like you know, they don't
Speaker 1: as much as they screamed diversity and inclusion, it's just like,
Speaker 1: you know, they don't want things to be too black.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I would say that that is one of the
Speaker 20: privileges of doing it as an indie first, is that
Speaker 20: there was less cooks in the kitchen to tell us
Speaker 20: how to display blackness, and the people that were who
Speaker 20: were white, they just gave us the freedom because they
Speaker 20: knew they didn't know what they were talking about, so you.
Speaker 2: Weren't nervous at all, because I mean, it's a lot
Speaker 2: of it, but that's how we speak, right, They're like,
Speaker 2: it's you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: But it was never a fear like maybe we need
Speaker 3: to take some of those So they didn't they just
Speaker 3: let y'all.
Speaker 20: Do you Yeah, No, I don't really move with that fear.
Speaker 20: My whole life has been consuming media that was not
Speaker 20: made for me, So I don't feel inclined to put
Speaker 20: my point of view through a funnel for people that
Speaker 20: are not of me. If you don't know, then figure
Speaker 20: it out.
Speaker 1: To be honest, what fishes y'all off? More white executives
Speaker 1: that don't know what they talk about, a black executives
Speaker 1: that don't know what they talking about. Culturally clueless Black executives.
Speaker 4: They're culturally clueless.
Speaker 13: I think they're just part of a regime that doesn't
Speaker 13: give them the space to be as black as they
Speaker 13: may want to be, because in order to keep their jobs,
Speaker 13: they have to conform a little bit more. And that's
Speaker 13: why I'm not an executive.
Speaker 23: You can see it by the conversation that you have
Speaker 23: behind Like we all kind of heard me in the
Speaker 23: same world, right, So we you have these conversations behind
Speaker 23: closed doors that you can instantly tell that someone is
Speaker 23: a little bit more contrived. They might lean in, but
Speaker 23: then they kind of look away, like yeh, it's that man,
Speaker 23: I'm really rock rocking with y'all. There's a lot more
Speaker 23: of that, and you can instantly tell, like, who's who
Speaker 23: in that space?
Speaker 3: All right? When we come back, we got the cast
Speaker 3: of Blackening, So don't move.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is tj MG, Charlemagne to God, we are the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We still can get it with the cast of Blackening.
Speaker 1: Charlomage. I think it's been such a lack of black
Speaker 1: horror comedy movie because I feel like this is such
Speaker 1: like scary movie with Marlin, Like I feel like there
Speaker 1: would have been a lot more, to.
Speaker 20: Be honest, I just think that the people allowed to
Speaker 20: make the movies have just changed.
Speaker 3: There's just not a lot of people pushing for that.
Speaker 20: And if it is, it's in a lens that is
Speaker 20: digestible for white people, so you're not necessarily given the
Speaker 20: space to create horror comedies. And then I do think
Speaker 20: like get out was like a big moment and this
Speaker 20: industry runs on that people have already seen and so
Speaker 20: they were like, that is what works, that is what
Speaker 20: we want. And that was not comedic, that's very far
Speaker 20: from scary movie. So I'm hoping that the black and
Speaker 20: It kind of like creates another point in the like
Speaker 20: lexicon of horror comedy, so that executives in the entry
Speaker 20: can see like what black people can do that's not
Speaker 20: just within scary movie or get out. But yeah, I
Speaker 20: just think un original.
Speaker 2: Executive for each one of y'all, what made y'all want
Speaker 2: to do this movie? When y'all seen the script, what
Speaker 2: was like, Oh, this is for me because this is
Speaker 2: pandemic too.
Speaker 11: I mean, well for me, it was innovative. Man, it's
Speaker 11: never been done before. You've never seen so many black
Speaker 11: people represent it this way, like we could say we're
Speaker 11: not monoliths, you know, and it's time for people to
Speaker 11: have fun again, especially with the arduousness of the last
Speaker 11: few years going through.
Speaker 6: So it just seemed fun. It was like a slam dunk.
Speaker 11: And I've worked with Tim before, you know what I mean,
Speaker 11: I know how he works, and I was excited to
Speaker 11: work with this beautiful cast of folks.
Speaker 1: To me, it was just different and it just made sense.
Speaker 1: It's innovatable. I want to hear it from everybody.
Speaker 24: Yeah, A little playoff of that as well too in
Speaker 24: what you were saying as well, like we've never really
Speaker 24: seen that before, We've never really seen the horror comedy aspect,
Speaker 24: especially with an all black casts. And I think also too,
Speaker 24: like this is my friend group, you know what I mean,
Speaker 24: and so to see yourself in that space. And then
Speaker 24: I think also too, it is our strength as black
Speaker 24: people that we span the spectrum of the diaspora, right,
Speaker 24: and so when when you can see that reflected in
Speaker 24: a film, I think that representation goes a long long way.
Speaker 24: Tim story is a big deal.
Speaker 4: This cast was a big deal.
Speaker 24: The script was amazing, super funny, super smart, and so
Speaker 24: for me it.
Speaker 4: Was it was a like an easy, easy Yes, I.
Speaker 13: Had watched the sketch and what's funny is before like
Speaker 13: literally the week before I know if you know this,
Speaker 13: the week before I got the call for the movie,
Speaker 13: I had watched the sketch all over again because I
Speaker 13: was looking for the director to possibly direct my special
Speaker 13: and so.
Speaker 4: I had been like in the world of this, I
Speaker 4: was like, Yo, this's been a little funny. Someone should
Speaker 4: do something with this cut too. I got the script.
Speaker 3: I was like, Yo, this is for real happening.
Speaker 13: And so for me, one, it was hysterical, and then
Speaker 13: two I appreciated the kind of breaking down the silly
Speaker 13: conversations of like what blackness really is, because it was
Speaker 13: that thing of like even when President Obama came into office,
Speaker 13: like he's not black enough, it's.
Speaker 4: Like who has the patent on blackness?
Speaker 13: Like I need to find this person who can define
Speaker 13: what blackness is because we've even had this conversation on
Speaker 13: the show. It's like as a Nigerian America, it's like, well,
Speaker 13: you don't know about the black And I was like,
Speaker 13: I know about a blacks, I don't know about every black,
Speaker 13: you know what I mean. So I love putting myself
Speaker 13: in conversations whereby we can like look at these trophes
Speaker 13: or whatever these conversations and hit them on the head.
Speaker 4: And then I got to play it be funny and.
Speaker 23: Then you know screen, I mean, I've said it so
Speaker 23: many times. I think for me, it always starts with
Speaker 23: which story, it starts with who's involved. I think like
Speaker 23: it was funny, it was intelligent and it was on time. Yeah,
Speaker 23: opportunity to work with Tim Story. To me, he's one
Speaker 23: of the greatest filmmakers that we have. I grew up
Speaker 23: loving him. I grew up loving him as a filmmaker.
Speaker 23: So I was like, okay, yes, I want to work
Speaker 23: with Tim Story. And I follow filmmakers and I was
Speaker 23: like yes. I read the script several times. I became
Speaker 23: more familiar with Dwayne. I remember I had questions about
Speaker 23: the script that I was like, well, who wrote this?
Speaker 23: Like why don't they say this? Instead They're like, well,
Speaker 23: actually Dwayne wrote that. I was like, oh, okay, like
Speaker 23: he's informed, right, And then I was like, who's playing
Speaker 23: Dwayne because we had to play off each other out there?
Speaker 23: Like Dwayne's playing Dwayne. I was like oh, And I
Speaker 23: just felt like it had the opportunity to be executed.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 6: I always read things and I say, what are the legs?
Speaker 23: So for me, I'm grateful that we're sitting in this
Speaker 23: position now of coming out and distribution and Lineskate is
Speaker 23: a part of it. But I would be lying if
Speaker 23: I didn't think that we were going to be here,
Speaker 23: because I think when I read something and it haunts
Speaker 23: me and I go, ooh, I come back to it.
Speaker 23: And even if I'm like on the fence of a
Speaker 23: yes or no and I go, it's still on my mind.
Speaker 23: It's something that I have to run towards. And this
Speaker 23: script did that for me, especially coming out of pandemic.
Speaker 23: I had done Resort to Love. We did Resort to
Speaker 23: Love together and it was like a totally different comedic thing, right,
Speaker 23: but we had a lot of color in it, and
Speaker 23: this was just like even more infused and intelligent and smart.
Speaker 23: So for me, I was like, Okay, this is something
Speaker 23: I haven't done yet, so it's something I want to do.
Speaker 23: And then I already knew who the cast was and
Speaker 23: to play with them. I was like, okay, let's do it.
Speaker 26: For me, I was obsessed with the script. It was
Speaker 26: just so well written. But like, it's very rare that
Speaker 26: I read something that I see so many different hues
Speaker 26: of blackness. There's so many different black women in this.
Speaker 26: You see them all from different like backgrounds, we speak differently,
Speaker 26: we have different interests, but we're a friend group. The
Speaker 26: same thing with the men, Like I love that Dwayne's
Speaker 26: character isn't just like the gay sidekick, like none of
Speaker 26: us were just limited to being the best friend or
Speaker 26: the sidekick. Like we were fully fleshed out characters, and
Speaker 26: we're showing blackness in its full form as opposed to
Speaker 26: seeing it diluted, which is what we usually see through
Speaker 26: the lens of whiteness. And so I was like, this
Speaker 26: is so smart, it's so funny, And although I'm terrified
Speaker 26: of horror movies, I felt like if I didn't do it,
Speaker 26: I would regret it.
Speaker 20: So yeah, yeah, me and Tracy. And what I liked
Speaker 20: about is that I as like a queer black man
Speaker 20: as an actor. Just I've never been afforded the opportunity
Speaker 20: to like be a lead in something because things are
Speaker 20: very bad, and so in order to like kind of
Speaker 20: break out of the box, I feel like Hollywood tries
Speaker 20: to put black queer man in. I had to write
Speaker 20: a whole movie. Uh, And I hope that like people
Speaker 20: see that and been like, yeah, do you see the
Speaker 20: lanes that I have to go to? Like for me
Speaker 20: to feel represented, I have to be that for myself,
Speaker 20: Like that's cool, but also like stop.
Speaker 3: That, Yeah, that's what we want.
Speaker 1: We just wish that they would green light more than.
Speaker 4: And that's also I have to say the movie is
Speaker 4: really good.
Speaker 13: Like if we've been getting the feedback from like people
Speaker 13: who gone to the screening.
Speaker 3: It is the kind of movie you want to see
Speaker 3: at a black theater.
Speaker 13: Matter fact, make the theater black because you're yelling at
Speaker 13: the screen because like you know, there's some like when
Speaker 13: I watched Screed, I was like, now we gotta go
Speaker 13: to Crunshall, Like I want to see this in Crenshaw
Speaker 13: and so this is like I'm gonna tell you a
Speaker 13: funny story. When I wanted it was it dream Girls.
Speaker 13: I went to a black theater. I don't know if
Speaker 13: they knew that it was a musical, because I'll never
Speaker 13: forget the one time that Jennifer Hudson started singing some
Speaker 13: I was like, hey, come on, Mantes.
Speaker 3: They started sinking one more time periods that you want
Speaker 3: and you're like, oh my god.
Speaker 13: So this is a movie theater experience that you have
Speaker 13: to probably see twice because somebody's gonna be yelling at
Speaker 13: the screen talking back.
Speaker 1: Now why they do that?
Speaker 4: Like it is so interactive.
Speaker 13: It's an interactive movie going experience.
Speaker 1: It ain't three D, but it is d D being
Speaker 1: in the box office, like coming out having to come
Speaker 1: out in theaters. Is that scared?
Speaker 23: That's what we all want, just because because like Dwayne
Speaker 23: said earlier, I feel like it coming out, Juneteenth weekend
Speaker 23: is going to be create something that I'm hoping not
Speaker 23: onlike July fourth becomes a box office weekend that all
Speaker 23: studios are fighting for. And because we are coming out
Speaker 23: and establishing that, I'm excited for that because I think
Speaker 23: it's gonna set a whole precedent of like, Okay, now
Speaker 23: June teenth is a weekend that everyone wants and if
Speaker 23: you can own Juneteenth, then it's like you did something
Speaker 23: right with your phone.
Speaker 1: The blacks have actually been dominating big, big block, but like,
Speaker 1: these are the movies to me that really tell the
Speaker 1: tale of what black people can.
Speaker 13: Do, as The Little Mermaid, Spider Man, Transformers we coming
Speaker 13: out this week and I was just like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think the movies like this are the ones
Speaker 1: that get us more. Absolutely movies all that stuff you
Speaker 1: named those a big block that's supposed to do Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's I p but they haven't.
Speaker 11: But they have.
Speaker 13: But when you have like a brown face, like I
Speaker 13: saw Transformers and I was just like it's really good,
Speaker 13: and I was like.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's because it has brown.
Speaker 4: People make a difference different missing in this story.
Speaker 13: And I was like, oh and you got sickle cell.
Speaker 13: That was the last time you saw as like like
Speaker 13: somebody who got the trade.
Speaker 1: I was like, I don't think I feel like that
Speaker 1: was in Transformers. He was Transformer.
Speaker 3: Check it out this weekend and we appreciate you guys
Speaker 3: for Jordan. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast
Speaker 3: Club holding everybody. It's the j Envy Charlamagne, the God.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 3: Let's talk Home Depot.
Speaker 1: Name or you've got.
Speaker 3: This is the rumor report. I mean, I guess we're
Speaker 3: on the breakfast Club. This is where the tea spells,
Speaker 3: right on the breakfast Club. Now, Charlomage, are you familiar
Speaker 3: with the quote unquote home Depot girl.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the young lady that was pretty.
Speaker 2: And yes, yeah, Ariana Josephine. She posted a picture at
Speaker 2: home Depot that went viral. And it's sad. Because of
Speaker 2: I guess that viral moment, people have been crazy. They've
Speaker 2: been pulling up to her work. Uh, they pinneda. They
Speaker 2: found out what school she lives at, so she I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: what school she attended and where she lived at, so
Speaker 2: she pretty much had to change her whole routine. Where
Speaker 2: she's talking about actually leaving that school and leaving that
Speaker 2: area because people are actually harassing her.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 3: They said that she actually had to leave home.
Speaker 2: Depot as well. She's if you go to her page,
Speaker 2: you can see us. She's a very young, pretty girl.
Speaker 2: She praised a lot, talks about the Bible a lot,
Speaker 2: very very very smart and intelligent. Well, Shaquille O'Neal stopped
Speaker 2: through home Depot yesterday looking.
Speaker 7: For her coming home.
Speaker 6: I'm looking toward somebody. Did you find us?
Speaker 1: Best time, Joe, you know, tell me you see you
Speaker 1: know you got You're gonna report about all these people
Speaker 1: going to harass that young lady and then throw the
Speaker 1: Shaq going to harrass Well.
Speaker 2: Well, Shaq also DM there and said don't let these
Speaker 2: people bother you. She said, thank you, Shaq uh And
Speaker 2: he said, don't read the comment. Stuff like that will
Speaker 2: drive you crazy. Have a great day. Tell all your boyfriends.
Speaker 2: I said, hello, well, Shaq, who is probably one of
Speaker 2: the I would say best rap NBA players if you
Speaker 2: would have to pick one.
Speaker 1: Best rap NBA players, best best rapping NBA players of
Speaker 1: all time. I think Shaq is up there. You got
Speaker 1: the best music by far.
Speaker 3: All right, Well he also did a video there as
Speaker 3: well as to.
Speaker 22: Write a book by every step on my way up
Speaker 22: the Ladder came out with the Murdy was a lovely chapter.
Speaker 7: I don't even show him that your fancy parties. Did
Speaker 7: you see me hanging.
Speaker 1: Out of something?
Speaker 7: He ain't gonna rap this only barn.
Speaker 22: On the Platinum if you count my points to rebounk
Speaker 22: on Troupel Platinum got two retired churches into different cities.
Speaker 7: I'm still waiting on that call for me, Orlando Matchic. Look,
Speaker 7: I still overly blessed clock step in.
Speaker 10: On the chat.
Speaker 7: I cannot be calling for less. Take a trip to
Speaker 7: stay of the day.
Speaker 3: I can't draw up a.
Speaker 22: Respect when I'm not with Jennie Smith. I'm still close
Speaker 22: to a jack champing there. My little brother Kobe gone,
Speaker 22: thank you for the three feet.
Speaker 7: If I talked about the thing, you wouldn't believe me.
Speaker 7: Might go buy the La Sparks and change the name
Speaker 7: to the Chi Jis. Get chuck the culture first ship,
Speaker 7: go be a free thing.
Speaker 1: Might light that might buy the La Spox change the
Speaker 1: name to the gds drapting to cluse bombs. Jack be
Speaker 1: rapping man. You know that's he's always made the best music.
Speaker 3: Shack by rapping.
Speaker 1: I mean, at one point I thought he was the
Speaker 1: best rapping NBA player of all time. I think Damian
Speaker 1: lilland might. Damian Lila is definitely a better rapper. But
Speaker 1: Shack has the best music.
Speaker 3: Shack got balls though, shocky spitting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Damian Lillo can rap, rap, flow delivery crazy. Shack
Speaker 1: we rapping too, though, No, you ain't never heard I
Speaker 1: have we playing records up. Shack get Shack make better songs.
Speaker 1: But Damien can rap.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: Yesterday, Meek Mill, did you ever find a woman?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: She wasn't there. Oh she wasn't there?
Speaker 6: All right now.
Speaker 2: Also, Meek Mill yesterday put this on Instagram and social media.
Speaker 2: I don't know why Meek put this up. Meek said,
Speaker 2: who think I fell off? Or don't really think I
Speaker 2: got it with rapping anymore? God, I'm for real. I
Speaker 2: need answers and tell the truth. I'm not taking it personal.
Speaker 2: I need to hear how people think before I do
Speaker 2: what I do. A social experience, Why do you care
Speaker 2: with social media bonds? Why do you why do you
Speaker 2: care with people on social media?
Speaker 1: And thing? Why do people need validation from social media?
Speaker 1: And by the way, Meek, you can't get on social
Speaker 1: media and ask a question like that because to give
Speaker 1: you serious all they want to do is clown on
Speaker 1: social media said, and that's what I said with me.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: It's one of those things.
Speaker 2: If you put that out there, this I would say,
Speaker 2: probably eighty percent is gonna be bs and they just
Speaker 2: gonna be attacking you because they can't.
Speaker 1: You might as well to put wrong answers on at
Speaker 1: the end of that tweek you might as well to
Speaker 1: put that meat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so Meek is working on some new music.
Speaker 2: I definitely think we miss Meek out there, and I
Speaker 2: think we need some of those anthems and some of
Speaker 2: those some of that music that make usually supplies, especially
Speaker 2: for the summertime.
Speaker 3: All right, and that is your rumor report.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 2: When we come back, we got the People's Choice mixing.
Speaker 2: Don't forget my Car show is this weekend. It's like
Speaker 2: two three d's left in Houston Father's Day weekend. We
Speaker 2: got everything old school cars, new school cars, donk slabs, swangers.
Speaker 2: We ain't got no low riders. I don't know if
Speaker 2: htown got low riders. Haven't seen heard from the low
Speaker 2: rider community, but pull up. We're gonna have a bunch
Speaker 2: of cars, and of course kids five and under are free.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be a great time if you want to
Speaker 2: bring your father's your grandfather's family event. There's rides, musemic games,
Speaker 2: all types of things. So I can't wait to see
Speaker 2: y'all this weekend in Houston. All right, let's get to
Speaker 2: the mix. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 3: What are y'all iss? DJ Envy at special sneak previews
Speaker 3: across the country, audiences are discovering the Flash tonight. See
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Speaker 3: children under thirteen. Good morning everybody, It's DJ env Charlamagne
Speaker 3: to God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. We got to shout out
Speaker 2: to Terrys Crawford for joining us this morning.
Speaker 1: Yes, s Lutor Terres Crawford. Man can't wait to see
Speaker 1: him in Earl Spence getting the ring on July twenty ninth.
Speaker 1: That is a mega fight that is a fight that
Speaker 1: is long overdue. I'm glad that it's happening, and I
Speaker 1: got Earl Spence Junior. But I think they're gonna fight
Speaker 1: more than once, you know what I mean, unless it's
Speaker 1: like a decisive victory right by Earl Spence.
Speaker 2: Now, how does the clause work with that? Like you
Speaker 2: could just decide if I want to a rematch anomy
Speaker 2: the rematch clause. I think both of them got rematch
Speaker 2: clauseing right, But if I beat the brakes off of you,
Speaker 2: you might say I want to rematch, but I can
Speaker 2: say I don't want to rematch, right That automatic rematch
Speaker 2: regardless means you get a rematch regardless. I'm sure they
Speaker 2: both got a rematch clause. So if they whatever happened,
Speaker 2: you're gonna see two fights on got a rematch clause, Okay.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: And also shout to the cast of The Blackening, which
Speaker 2: comes out this weekend, which is like a horror comedy.
Speaker 3: So shout to those brothers and sisters for joining us
Speaker 3: this morning.
Speaker 1: Von Orgy Saluta, Jay Farrell, Saluta, Saint Cuel Walls, Salutor,
Speaker 1: Antoinette Roberson, Wayne Perkins, Grace, Grace Buyers, and Grace Dwayne Perkins.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, I also DJ the I said Jay farwell
Speaker 2: yeah we also I also DJ the after party when
Speaker 2: they had the premiere, which was crazy, so.
Speaker 1: I wanted von on stage losing our mind to meet mill.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she was going.
Speaker 2: They almost threw her off stage too, because it's right
Speaker 2: when Fabulous was performing, so they didn't know who she was.
Speaker 2: They were like security security, have the like no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: that's Evonne. She's just one of the stars of the film.
Speaker 2: But yeah, shout to vone. She has a great time.
Speaker 2: She had a good time that night.
Speaker 3: And also shout my.
Speaker 2: Parents, who just hit me here. It was like, it's
Speaker 2: the movie really good. I want to know, I want
Speaker 2: to go this weekend. Yes, the movie is good, So
Speaker 2: my parents are going to check out that movie this weekend. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, when we come back. We got a positive
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Speaker 3: Positive notice to Breakfast Club. Good morning Owning everybody. It's
Speaker 3: DJ env.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club. Now it's
Speaker 2: time to get up out of here. Charlamage, you got
Speaker 2: a positive note, I do, man.
Speaker 1: I want to tell you all about the Three Seeds
Speaker 1: real quick. I'm sure you heard of these before, but
Speaker 1: it's just a friendly reminder. Always remember about the three Seeds.
Speaker 1: In life, choices, chances changes. You must make a choice
Speaker 1: to take a chance, or your life will never change.
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club, it is You're
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