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Speaker 2: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: I got an indoor pool, outdoor poo.
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Speaker 2: Hello, who's this and what? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying I'm best black and highly favored, Yes, sir,
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Speaker 8: We we appreciate all the TSA workers, man, We definitely do.
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Speaker 3: Please do not be mad at us when we take
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I hate I hate it myself.
Speaker 8: I'll be behind somebody they got a bottle of water
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Speaker 8: you know you can't have about a bottle time you forget.
Speaker 3: Man, be thinking the man, I'm gonna pick up all
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Speaker 2: The world man. Absolutely have a good one.
Speaker 9: Brother.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this all right?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 1: This trade man? What's going on with you?
Speaker 9: J Trade?
Speaker 10: What's up?
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 1: Hey man, look, I was just first. I want to
Speaker 1: say that you're doing a great with the car with
Speaker 1: the car show and every day. Hey, I'm a car
Speaker 1: and do with myself. I build cars every year. I
Speaker 1: wanted to make it for the one in Houston, but
Speaker 1: I couldn't.
Speaker 7: Make it this year.
Speaker 2: What kind of cause you, Bill Well?
Speaker 1: I be an old school most of the time. It's
Speaker 1: the body, you know, malible mine Carlos.
Speaker 2: I'm looking.
Speaker 8: I'm looking for a seventy Chevelle convertib But you got
Speaker 8: you got something.
Speaker 1: I ain't got nothing like that. My pop's got a
Speaker 1: sixty in Shaville. He's supposed to give me when uh he'll.
Speaker 2: But he but he what those.
Speaker 5: He said? Decide that, Leo. It's like, we gotta chose you, right,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna die.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christy to Charlotte made man. I wanted to make
Speaker 1: it to your Black Effects podcast. My girl actually does
Speaker 1: a podcast that you're doing the gout job. She's a
Speaker 1: parenting coach, a very intentional parent. So watch the following.
Speaker 1: She should be on the show one day. Man. Her
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Speaker 5: With an eye that hand, Destiny with an eye.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Destiny with her eye that hand. She got like
Speaker 1: four hundred and some thousand followers, She got a podcast,
Speaker 1: she got one point five million on TikTok, He did
Speaker 1: a ted x talk this year. She got the number
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Speaker 1: Yeah, she got to show. She got to show Allen Man,
Speaker 1: they had an article on her. That's the magazine.
Speaker 5: Oh that's dope.
Speaker 2: I love the promotion that you have given your lady.
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Speaker 1: Listen, listen. She amazing.
Speaker 2: All right, well that's what you got for us today,
Speaker 2: throwing off and look hilarious.
Speaker 1: Man, he couldn't make it.
Speaker 5: What you say, you.
Speaker 1: Couldn't make it. She was hurt by because she broke
Speaker 1: her foot the day before.
Speaker 6: Oh, we're doing it again next year. Black Effect Podcast
Speaker 6: Festival will be an annual event. We'll be back in
Speaker 6: Atlanta next year with it.
Speaker 1: Oh, definitely, definitely. But what I wanted to get off
Speaker 1: my chest was, Man, I've been winning the call and
Speaker 1: talk to you all about people going to college and
Speaker 1: they spend all this money in college. I'm a crane
Speaker 1: operator in Savannah, Georgia at the Court and they paid
Speaker 1: me seventy grand for ten months to train. I made
Speaker 1: my training, they paid me the train, right, and then
Speaker 1: now you're gonna make the six figures. You got guys
Speaker 1: that worked with me that have been there for five
Speaker 1: years that make two hundred thousand dollars a year and
Speaker 1: hold those student business.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, college isn't for everybody.
Speaker 8: But you know, like I said, I enjoyed my time
Speaker 8: in college, and I feel like if I didn't necessarily
Speaker 8: go to Hampton University, I don't think I would be
Speaker 8: as well rounded and got me to the position that
Speaker 8: I was on radio if I didn't take that step.
Speaker 2: So for me, I think it was worth it.
Speaker 1: Yeah for some people that's worked there, but a lot
Speaker 1: of kids they don't know what they want to do
Speaker 1: and they go in enough to that. Man, I think
Speaker 1: that's a real big rip.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Because I originally became a boom crane operator where I
Speaker 1: traveled around. It cost me ten grand to go to
Speaker 1: school for three weeks.
Speaker 2: Wow, all right? Brother? With take I made ninety grand.
Speaker 1: My first year.
Speaker 5: I respect that. I think everybody should god dare and
Speaker 5: learn the trade.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: I think trades are great too.
Speaker 8: Get it off your chest eight hundred and five eight
Speaker 8: five one oh five one. If you need to vent,
Speaker 8: hit us up now it's the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning. Wait, this is your time to get it
Speaker 2: off your chest.
Speaker 9: Eight hundred and five eight five one five one.
Speaker 2: We want to hear from you on the breakfast Club. Hello.
Speaker 2: Who's this?
Speaker 11: Hey?
Speaker 2: This is Denisa, Hey Tenisa, good morning.
Speaker 4: Good morning. I was calling because listen to see I
Speaker 4: topic about people not getting degrees and some people getting trade.
Speaker 4: I got a business uh business computer technology degree.
Speaker 12: I never you.
Speaker 4: I went to trade schools for well don for ten
Speaker 4: weeks and I've been well in five years. I'm structuring
Speaker 4: in type thirty five.
Speaker 8: I make good money, oh well making mad Money's what
Speaker 8: school did you go to?
Speaker 4: I went to highest community college in Mississippi. I'm from Blissia, Mississippi,
Speaker 4: but I work at the second Biggish shipyard in the US.
Speaker 4: I work at engliship Building and Pest School, Mississippi. And
Speaker 4: shout out to all.
Speaker 2: Blue colloween how much you make it out?
Speaker 4: Dang, I'll make thirty dollars an hour.
Speaker 5: There you go, girls, lu all of my homegirl Jordan,
Speaker 5: she a welder. She listens to the breakfast club all
Speaker 5: the time.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 8: I love I love the trades. And you always have
Speaker 8: a job no matter what goes on in this world.
Speaker 8: They'll always need a welder. There'll always need somebody for HVAC.
Speaker 8: There will always needs somebody to fix cars and all that,
Speaker 8: and definitely health care so life.
Speaker 5: Like you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I encourage everybody to keep them a trade because in
Speaker 4: my house, college might not be for my kids, but
Speaker 4: you definitely get a trade.
Speaker 6: I wonder, I wonder how I protected those jobs are
Speaker 6: against artificial intelligence. I feel like jobs like that you're
Speaker 6: gonna need human hands always, right.
Speaker 4: It's hard being it was because there's so much stuff
Speaker 4: you gotta fig to do.
Speaker 1: It's a lie.
Speaker 4: Why she like all my sus got about eight thousand
Speaker 4: people and I work first stip I'm going.
Speaker 12: In now Calloween.
Speaker 9: I love it.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 14: But even if they do try to get a out
Speaker 14: to do something like that, like I think they won't
Speaker 14: stop trying, but they'll just keep failing at it because
Speaker 14: it ain't no way.
Speaker 6: Yeah, imagine I could imagine talking to an AI about
Speaker 6: trying to fix your car, you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: even the AI about.
Speaker 2: Your healthcare you know, taking your blood pressure? What's wrong?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 8: I mean you you have a try to call your
Speaker 8: banking it like press one, this is your problem, pressed to. Yeah.
Speaker 6: AI might help in the healthcare system, but you're still
Speaker 6: gonna need a human.
Speaker 2: You need a human.
Speaker 5: You're still gonna need a human there.
Speaker 2: But what's wrong.
Speaker 6: I do think that's one of the places that AI
Speaker 6: is going to help u as far as far as
Speaker 6: the medical system. But you're still gonna need a human
Speaker 6: and human name, but you.
Speaker 2: Need a human because every case ain't the same. Hello,
Speaker 2: who's this.
Speaker 5: Just happening?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 4: I just while we got away.
Speaker 5: But somebody who need to get their flowers?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean like general like okay you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I people say that you said you' said my
Speaker 8: name right now, let him go.
Speaker 2: Send me the flowers?
Speaker 1: Said what no got God.
Speaker 2: God, God, you said dj M. You definitely need your flowers. Gay,
Speaker 2: But I'm listening.
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Speaker 2: Help everybody help just just like release her flowers to
Speaker 2: y actual just just need helower. Thank you, appreciate you.
Speaker 5: That black Sai. They don't give me my flowers, I'm
Speaker 5: just gonna take them out to dirt.
Speaker 2: Mmm.
Speaker 5: No, no, that's fine. I mean that's what he said
Speaker 5: on Pistols and Pearls.
Speaker 2: I thought you was a soft girl. Yeah, I am
Speaker 2: girls using.
Speaker 8: The Kodak black you hard with no flowers out, no
Speaker 8: dirt because they' nobody giving you not all right?
Speaker 5: Please don't lest some nobody garden.
Speaker 6: Please give me flowers. He's just getting up people, garden.
Speaker 6: Please don't please nobody give me some flo Get.
Speaker 2: It off your chest. Ain't a drink five A five
Speaker 2: one on one. If you need the vent, you can
Speaker 2: hit it up. Gets the Breakfast Club on b e
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Speaker 8: More than everybody is DJ n V Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club on b ET and we
Speaker 8: got a special guest for us this morning, big legend
Speaker 8: Coppo Coppo is here.
Speaker 2: Jim Jones. What's up, Jim?
Speaker 11: You'll still get up hello earlyamp like you're just going
Speaker 11: to sleep. Definitely, definitely, just definitely got an hour of
Speaker 11: sleep before I got here.
Speaker 9: But it's good.
Speaker 2: How you feeling, man, I'm feeling pretty good.
Speaker 9: I mean, for what it's worth.
Speaker 6: Man, somebody told us to day for whatever reason, I
Speaker 6: thought it was longer, but they said, you've been in
Speaker 6: the game twenty years.
Speaker 9: More than that.
Speaker 5: That's what I feel like. I feel like it's more
Speaker 5: than twenty right.
Speaker 10: Camp Gout signed in ninety seven.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 11: He he was outside. We've been outside for a long time.
Speaker 11: But yeah, we side started the ninety seven So what's that?
Speaker 9: Twenty six year?
Speaker 6: Twenty six six year still making quality music. I feel
Speaker 6: like nostalgia's back. It is, like, you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: which because it was a classic timeless era, so I
Speaker 6: feel like it never left. But I feel like it's
Speaker 6: a whole new generation on that way, especially with dip set.
Speaker 11: Well music always goes usually just three sixty like everything
Speaker 11: else in life, where the goals coming back around and
Speaker 11: things like that. And with New York music is there
Speaker 11: from anybody else's music, you know what I mean? So
Speaker 11: we got like our own sound sonically and things like that.
Speaker 11: And just to hear like the people starting to rap
Speaker 11: again and then going on aggressive beats and.
Speaker 10: Things like that makes me feel It makes me feel good.
Speaker 9: In New York.
Speaker 11: We we we've been out the loop musically for a
Speaker 11: long time, and right now it feels good to see
Speaker 11: the resurgers that we have when it comes to us
Speaker 11: again inside of the musical race, you know what I mean.
Speaker 11: Shot all the artists that's popping out here right now
Speaker 11: and putting on from New York City.
Speaker 9: I tip my hat to you. I know it ain't easy.
Speaker 6: What if it feels like nobody can perform in Harlem
Speaker 6: now without bringing somebody the whole Dip set out.
Speaker 10: We actually was in the building of a night when
Speaker 10: Cam was performing.
Speaker 5: Oh you were there, okay, okay, Me.
Speaker 11: And jo Well's was in the crowd watching the show.
Speaker 11: We came out to support. Mysteriously Cam came out.
Speaker 2: You know, was coming out. Always a surprise to you too.
Speaker 11: Super surprised. Everything with came to me is a surprise
Speaker 11: that new. You know, it ain't like it used to.
Speaker 11: It ain't like I know his movies and things like that.
Speaker 11: You know, what's what's the best of him and all
Speaker 11: this in depths and things like that.
Speaker 10: See he's doing a sports show right now.
Speaker 2: Y'all got the craziest relationship. Because I swear.
Speaker 8: Sometimes I feel like Dip sets on tour, everything's cooding
Speaker 8: and it's like, nah, I had no idea it's coming out,
Speaker 8: because even with the Drake all came out together for
Speaker 8: the Drake Show. And how was that when when Drake
Speaker 8: reached out and called and said, he what did y'all
Speaker 8: guys to be a part of it?
Speaker 11: That was dope shouts to Drake, shouts and chubs. I
Speaker 11: got a great relationship with him. I got to speak
Speaker 11: to him earlier about that. You know, I think I
Speaker 11: put it out there there. You're coming to all them, bro,
Speaker 11: He's like, oh, we gotta go up shouting them boys.
Speaker 11: I was a hell of a moment for us, for
Speaker 11: Dipper Mass, for Harlem, all of what we put him
Speaker 11: for all the years, vice versa.
Speaker 9: You know what I mean? Pretty dope, Pretty dope. Even
Speaker 9: with that.
Speaker 6: Drake is a branch off the family treat though, because
Speaker 6: you know, I think people forget, you know how Wayne
Speaker 6: was running around.
Speaker 11: With your money and Wayne and Wayne is our buzzing
Speaker 11: your hair shouts the Wayne man shouts the whole cash
Speaker 11: money washing Wayne the other day inside of the Apollo.
Speaker 11: Forget how many hits that boy got did like two
Speaker 11: hours orfor straight this hits with a band in the
Speaker 11: back of him.
Speaker 9: Pretty dope man shouts the wheezy.
Speaker 5: I saw you get back in your directed bag with.
Speaker 11: That was dope shouts the drama man that was dope
Speaker 11: called me one day like you still directed, and I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 11: but I used to direct all my videos or videos
Speaker 11: from my artists and things like that. He like, I
Speaker 11: got something I want you to director, not necessarily a video,
Speaker 11: and then he told me. I was like, oh man,
Speaker 11: that's crazy, Like I want to shoot some scenes from
Speaker 11: Juice Over and I got all the artists, I got
Speaker 11: all the actors from the original movie.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 9: I was like Goupac to be like.
Speaker 2: Get couldn't get pot.
Speaker 9: I got everybody else.
Speaker 11: So you know, well, directing directing Queen Latifa definitely was
Speaker 11: the highlight of the whole thing for me. You know,
Speaker 11: you get to direct the Queen. That's that's big right there.
Speaker 11: Not just taking nothing away from all my apps and
Speaker 11: you know what I mean. But I'm just saying, queen,
Speaker 11: my teeth, this queen lot for my absolutely.
Speaker 6: Now I heard you talking about doing a dipset TV show,
Speaker 6: a movie.
Speaker 9: I wanted to.
Speaker 11: I want to go to start to create, uh called
Speaker 11: five Ah, which is my life in five Ah before
Speaker 11: we actually got the fame and went on to be
Speaker 11: being dipsessed. So that whole time inside of five Ation,
Speaker 11: Cam and Mason, everybody was living me inside of my
Speaker 11: grandmother's apartment and things like that very instrumental to our success.
Speaker 11: And it's so much wild things were going on inside
Speaker 11: of that five Ation apartment. I think people will be
Speaker 11: very enthused to see some of these scenes about our
Speaker 11: history coming up loosely based on loosely based you don't
Speaker 11: get nobody in trouble out.
Speaker 5: The Statute of Limitations up because.
Speaker 2: I will hope so.
Speaker 11: And that was a long time ago on the produce
Speaker 11: of five Ation, but yeah, I mean we got so
Speaker 11: much history and with all of these shows, with the
Speaker 11: Wu Tang Show and all these shows picked in the
Speaker 11: hip hop culture and things that went on in the past,
Speaker 11: and all the stuff that we've been into, especially for
Speaker 11: New York City, I think it's only right.
Speaker 2: Well we get a dip set documentary.
Speaker 8: I would love to see you know you guys meeting
Speaker 8: and how y'all got on and the relationship with Mace
Speaker 8: and how y'all signed and do the the trials and
Speaker 8: tripulations and like.
Speaker 11: All of us, like five h that's all a high
Speaker 11: school and just graduating out of high school er and
Speaker 11: things like that, and Cam Mace Gold in the same
Speaker 11: high school, Me and Kim living on the first on
Speaker 11: the same side and they being from the West side.
Speaker 11: Like all that was around the high school with the
Speaker 11: five Ah stays and that one Cam and Mace went
Speaker 11: to college. They both got kicked out when they got
Speaker 11: kicked out from school and end up coming to live
Speaker 11: with me at my grandmother house.
Speaker 9: Used to be passed away, Yeah, both of them.
Speaker 11: So Cam, Mace Dwells, few other famous artists that made
Speaker 11: it pretty successful in this game, all came out my
Speaker 11: grandmother house. She provided the shelter for us, so we
Speaker 11: would have to be in the streets at night.
Speaker 5: That's crazy.
Speaker 10: So that's what the whole five.
Speaker 11: AH story is about, exactly what you're talking about, the
Speaker 11: very humble beginnings of who we were before we became
Speaker 11: diplomats and Jim Jones and.
Speaker 2: Killer Can and what's so, what's your relationship with Mace Now?
Speaker 8: It's weird to see that at one time you would
Speaker 8: be through with all these guys when they were in
Speaker 8: your grandmother's house.
Speaker 2: Yes, y'all grew up with each other. Like y'all lived
Speaker 2: with each other.
Speaker 11: We definitely lived with each other. We definitely grew up
Speaker 11: each other. We know each other as we got older.
Speaker 11: We all kind of separated when out on ways and
Speaker 11: things like that, but we started together a whole hearted.
Speaker 11: Don't care for mixed too much. Tell MASO say some prayers.
Speaker 11: World up you heard like deck make the.
Speaker 9: Me style.
Speaker 5: That is what it is. Is entertaining though what it is,
Speaker 5: what it is.
Speaker 6: Show I like you do the weather mass them do
Speaker 6: that like hy it is.
Speaker 11: They definitely U. They definitely very funny, the Google comedians.
Speaker 11: I can't take that away from them. And they're very
Speaker 11: knowledgeable about basketball. They both grew up playing basketball. Mason's
Speaker 11: cool camp was definitely us had a chance to go
Speaker 11: to the NBA. I can't say that without with no
Speaker 11: hate and nothing in my heart. Boy was dumb nice
Speaker 11: and since we was younger doing playing starting the ruck
Speaker 11: at age fifteen, they called him Camon all American him
Speaker 11: and make it to the championship in Madison Square Guarden
Speaker 11: and things like that for my hand center and stuff
Speaker 11: like that.
Speaker 10: So they was some ball There were some ballers.
Speaker 11: So see them on the television show What Is it
Speaker 11: what it is pretty dope.
Speaker 6: They get a check for that, you know, and you
Speaker 6: know you got to back in my prime album? Who
Speaker 6: would hit make? I love that title? Do you do
Speaker 6: you feel that way? You feel like you're back in
Speaker 6: your prime.
Speaker 2: For like the third time.
Speaker 9: But yeah, it feel good.
Speaker 11: I mean, I've been through so much and still be
Speaker 11: able to make music at this capacity, end still be
Speaker 11: in the game, still getting records played on the radio,
Speaker 11: still making top forty hits and things like that. I've
Speaker 11: seen a lot of people coming go, especially being in
Speaker 11: the game so long, or get to a stand still.
Speaker 11: I'm blessed to be able to keep going and keep
Speaker 11: being able to make this good music. Shout to on
Speaker 11: my artists and d G v O all the youngsters
Speaker 11: that be around me to keep me, keep me in
Speaker 11: tune of what's going on. It's a medium you gotta have,
Speaker 11: you know what I mean, You gotta it's we gotta
Speaker 11: guy each other.
Speaker 9: So that's what I'm matt.
Speaker 6: Where was Where was Coppo's first prime? What would you
Speaker 6: consider as a solo? It's solo. What would you consider
Speaker 6: your first rome? Because you say it for like the
Speaker 6: third time.
Speaker 9: Our first prome was when I was in the streets.
Speaker 2: That was music, that was musically.
Speaker 10: The second prome was when I was able to do
Speaker 10: the music. And my third problems with I'm at right.
Speaker 2: Now was it was it balling on Certay five Gangster Balling.
Speaker 11: I will say I reached out Certify Gangster was my introduction.
Speaker 11: I was kind of hot off the intro stuff like that.
Speaker 11: But I think that moving into Balling and Hustle's Phone
Speaker 11: was kind of like me moving into my first crime
Speaker 11: and went out. Was at the top of the game
Speaker 11: at that time and things like that, and then it
Speaker 11: builds you up to knock again. If you're not strong
Speaker 11: enough to persevere, you won't be here next year. You
Speaker 11: know I'm still here, so God bless.
Speaker 8: All right, we got more with Jim Jones when we
Speaker 8: come back.
Speaker 2: Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody's DJ Envy Charlomagne, the guy we are to Breakfast
Speaker 8: Club on this Friday. We're still kicking it with Jim Jones, Charlomagne.
Speaker 6: Now they push your tea reach out, They push your
Speaker 6: tea reach out and say, Jim, you bug it on
Speaker 6: top fifty.
Speaker 9: I don't think push your Tea will reach out to me.
Speaker 11: I'm not that type of person who gonna reach out
Speaker 11: to me about my opinion.
Speaker 5: Y'are not cool.
Speaker 11: I mean, I ain't cool with him like that. I
Speaker 11: don't know him like that. I know him to say,
Speaker 11: he what's up? Give them a PAM you did, and
Speaker 11: I wasn't trying to dis them, and just they asked
Speaker 11: me a question. You get very exciting and things like that.
Speaker 11: But I don't think my phone ain't the line to
Speaker 11: be calling.
Speaker 8: I wasn't trying to get them. But Jim said he's
Speaker 8: not top fifty. I don't think he was selling drugs
Speaker 8: and crack like that, like I mean, just keep going dope.
Speaker 11: I mean, maybe I might have took it a little
Speaker 11: bit fall, a little bit fall. I could have said
Speaker 11: something else to give my point across. And I don't
Speaker 11: want to sit up here looking like we using pushing
Speaker 11: Tea for the butt of our jok and things like that.
Speaker 11: But I mean, it's like it is what it is,
Speaker 11: man Like, We're not going to sit up here and
Speaker 11: go back and forth about I don't really care.
Speaker 9: I don't do you know? Can can you sing along
Speaker 9: the five push your t records right now?
Speaker 11: His records, Yes, his records, nostalgia Push your T fairs.
Speaker 11: I didn't know he had fans like that. Can you
Speaker 11: name five push your TE records? His records?
Speaker 9: But can you know? But can you wrap the five push?
Speaker 5: Can?
Speaker 2: I can't wrap five?
Speaker 9: All right? Can you? Can you wrap the five? Wait? Wait?
Speaker 9: Can you wrap five Pushing T five Pushing T records?
Speaker 9: Not the records he's featured on. If five Pushing T
Speaker 9: Records came on right now? Could you wrap them?
Speaker 2: You could rap five PUSHD records?
Speaker 9: Could you? Could you wait?
Speaker 11: Could you rap five Pushing T records right now?
Speaker 9: If they started playing?
Speaker 2: What do you like the hook?
Speaker 9: Could you sing them verse for.
Speaker 2: They came on like certain joints like? No, no, sir,
Speaker 2: I'm saying.
Speaker 11: Could you rapped all right because you wrapped five j versus?
Speaker 11: If they came because you wrapped with five Drake versus
Speaker 11: as they came on?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 5: You lying, But I've never been a big I've never
Speaker 5: been a big rap.
Speaker 9: You're lying because you work at radio. If five Drake
Speaker 9: Records came on right now, you could do more be.
Speaker 11: Rapping the record because they play on the radio all day.
Speaker 8: To wrap to learn like I could do ja, I couldn't,
Speaker 8: but he still don't and.
Speaker 5: Foot before you did that.
Speaker 11: I'm just gonna say that because I don't want to
Speaker 11: get it because gimer Way, wait well and I'm shouting
Speaker 11: to pushing t love your dog.
Speaker 9: Did you not in my top fifty?
Speaker 11: You might be in Charlemagne's top fifty and things like that,
Speaker 11: but you haven't done that much for me in my life?
Speaker 11: Like I didn't never want to be like push you.
Speaker 11: I didn't never I never had to push them moment
Speaker 11: in my life. I never thought like you did, like
Speaker 11: where I'm from doing to be like you if you
Speaker 11: was really that dude in that rappering and things like that.
Speaker 9: Pushing, Yeah, okay.
Speaker 5: Cool, why I pushing the mister me two records?
Speaker 9: Okay cool, you're a very strong pushing teeth. And I
Speaker 9: don't care because people are like, look at Jim talking.
Speaker 11: He was nowhere near top fifty, your top nine and fifty.
Speaker 9: You carry that, you think, I don't really care.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't say the push you had a you know,
Speaker 8: I went to School of Virginia where pushing was from,
Speaker 8: and I know push a long time?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 11: Could you five five Jim Jones Records play right now
Speaker 11: on this radio.
Speaker 9: Could you could you sugar along to them?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Five Jim Jones records played right, Five Jim Jones records.
Speaker 11: You can't tell me five Pushing Tea records, but you
Speaker 11: could tell me five Jim Jones record. You can't tell
Speaker 11: me five Pushing Tea records, but you can say five.
Speaker 9: So what were talking about?
Speaker 11: You want me to get into the real semantics in this,
Speaker 11: like what we're talking about?
Speaker 5: I think push the top fifty man.
Speaker 11: All right, cool, but you can't. You can't put on
Speaker 11: let's staying pushing records. Said he's nice. I'm not saying nice.
Speaker 11: He's not not well that listen, being nice and being
Speaker 11: in the category is two different things, if you That's.
Speaker 6: What I ring the top rappers on. I wring him
Speaker 6: on actual rap, like who can really spit?
Speaker 5: You know's what I got. I gotta put in the top
Speaker 5: fifty for rap, just rap.
Speaker 11: We're talking bars, So this what is we gauge in
Speaker 11: the top fifty on just rapping?
Speaker 9: Anybody can slap, so anybody can slide in there.
Speaker 5: I don't be knowing what these lists, but you were.
Speaker 11: Talking about somebody's supposed to be the top fifty greatest
Speaker 11: of all time?
Speaker 9: What are we gauging it on?
Speaker 5: That's true, that's what I want to hear.
Speaker 9: It gotta be it gotta be everything.
Speaker 11: It can't just because he could he could rap nice, Well,
Speaker 11: we could go a bunch of battle rappers that could
Speaker 11: rap nice right now and go crazy they nice as hell?
Speaker 1: You heard?
Speaker 14: Or?
Speaker 9: What else has he bring to.
Speaker 11: The game that did? Did he make people want to
Speaker 11: dress like him? Did he have some slang that everybody
Speaker 11: was talking like him?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 9: There would be the girls, all the girls wanted to
Speaker 9: do him, Like what is the you? Did you define?
Speaker 5: We create a slang?
Speaker 9: Which one?
Speaker 5: Sorry?
Speaker 6: I'm trying to come home like in this era with
Speaker 6: all of these rappers, who what like did he create
Speaker 6: sorry clip? That's an acronym?
Speaker 9: I don't even know.
Speaker 11: Nobody even know the.
Speaker 13: Besides pushing like we can't forget your clips?
Speaker 5: Was now?
Speaker 9: The clips? Was the clips? That's different?
Speaker 11: Amazing group, that's different, hard, that's different. The clips are dope.
Speaker 11: They had the record grinding, they had what happened to
Speaker 11: that boy?
Speaker 2: You did?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 11: So I'm not It's not like I don't know the music.
Speaker 11: We're not gonna sit there and say that, but the
Speaker 11: clips and.
Speaker 9: Push your T two different things.
Speaker 5: I would think you would like pushing I just say
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 2: I'm not kidding.
Speaker 5: You make a great album.
Speaker 11: I never listened to one whole Push a T album.
Speaker 11: Let's push man does never I've never listened to the
Speaker 11: whole Push of T album. He just had an album
Speaker 11: that wanted Grammy. Do you'll know any of the records
Speaker 11: on that album?
Speaker 5: Nominated? Last nominated?
Speaker 14: Okay?
Speaker 9: Cool?
Speaker 10: Do y'all know any records on these on these Grammy nominator?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 5: What colbum is almost dry? Crampton, roll my neck, my wrists.
Speaker 9: And listen to base because I never hear it nowhere.
Speaker 9: You heard like I never hear nowhere.
Speaker 11: Like don't disrespect like like you and like like let's
Speaker 11: get like people, don't crucify me because let's not make
Speaker 11: this about me and him, because it's not about hearing him,
Speaker 11: because you're like, it's not about me if I'm just
Speaker 11: talking like that's.
Speaker 9: Just why I don't want to do no more interviews.
Speaker 9: I don't want to do no more interviews.
Speaker 11: Let's just mann I'm the local for your label, right, yeah,
Speaker 11: it's a local phone label.
Speaker 9: Should say everybody out here. That's a rapper, Mary.
Speaker 10: I mean, I don't try to I'm not trying to
Speaker 10: this nobody.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 11: I'm a bit of a comedian that time. So and
Speaker 11: then so it surppart me for that. It is what
Speaker 11: it is, man, But just don't call my phone. This
Speaker 11: ain't the type of phone you want to call for any.
Speaker 10: Type of smoke. You heard, smoke detector, You better leave
Speaker 10: that phone alone.
Speaker 11: You heard you better continue to give me high files
Speaker 11: on your seee. That's all I'm about. This is good energy.
Speaker 11: Let's continue to throw this love out here. You heard
Speaker 11: champagne toss.
Speaker 6: And all that.
Speaker 9: We all live a pretty good life. Man.
Speaker 6: One time Jim called me. Jim called me. I said
Speaker 6: something you didn't like.
Speaker 5: Jim was like, what was that?
Speaker 2: I'm like, my bad.
Speaker 9: I can tell you do not listen to it. Do
Speaker 9: not listen to it.
Speaker 11: I'm not the type of person. I'm a very lovely person, man, Jim.
Speaker 11: Jim has done some wild stuff.
Speaker 8: I see Jim say, the first comedian to walk out
Speaker 8: the building.
Speaker 2: I said, damn, I said, I'm not walking out the building.
Speaker 9: I'm a comedian.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 9: I was terrible, man.
Speaker 5: Jim said, what was that?
Speaker 6: You don't play with me like that, because if you
Speaker 6: play with me like that, then everybody's gonna take to
Speaker 6: go play with me like that.
Speaker 2: They don't play with none of y'am.
Speaker 11: Yeah, like thennis day, we got that, we got a
Speaker 11: problem like yo, like, no, let me stop, man this,
Speaker 11: God damn I grew up hard.
Speaker 9: Man, Gotta part me. Man.
Speaker 11: I don't know, man, I'm just well right now, I'm
Speaker 11: in the place of love in my heart and and
Speaker 11: and it kind of gets twisted when people asking me
Speaker 11: ask me these difficult questions, and I don't know how
Speaker 11: to answer him without.
Speaker 9: Honestly you know, you know what I mean?
Speaker 11: That's okay. Can we leave it at this just my opinion.
Speaker 11: I don't want to I don't want to push your
Speaker 11: t smoke. I don't want to end up in none
Speaker 11: of his raps. You dig I say he's nice, right
Speaker 11: the boy? You know how to talk about some cocaine.
Speaker 11: You're already talking about Pablo Numbers. You're heard like that
Speaker 11: boy talking about you, understand it. God damn it, I
Speaker 11: ain't even saying that he ain't nice.
Speaker 8: Well, the album is out right now, back in my prime.
Speaker 8: Make sure you have the albums playing now.
Speaker 11: Shouts the Young Bird, one of the most incredible producers
Speaker 11: out there. I was, I was very blessed to be
Speaker 11: able to do this album. Very dope album. Shouts to Chrisy.
Speaker 11: This album is pretty much written about her in so
Speaker 11: many different ways. I would say, let's go with Gunshot
Speaker 11: gun Shot.
Speaker 10: Featuring being but I thank you, man, just one to
Speaker 10: tip my hat to y'all.
Speaker 11: Y'all keep doing things for us to look at and
Speaker 11: be inspired by your b T move yellow, the new building.
Speaker 11: You got thrones that you're sitting on, you know what
Speaker 11: I mean? What could be better than this? But I
Speaker 11: seen you. I've seen y'all grind the same light. Say well,
Speaker 11: y'all see me grind and things like that. From the beginning.
Speaker 11: I know things wasn't as good as it is now
Speaker 11: coming up and things like that. But you'll continue to
Speaker 11: break down barriers inside of this journalism game and when
Speaker 11: it comes to you know, on the radio and things
Speaker 11: like that and taking number one morning shows and oh man,
Speaker 11: tip that I type yourself in the back some time.
Speaker 9: You heard correct? Oh man, I appreciate you.
Speaker 12: Man.
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Speaker 11: It's topic time called eight hundred five five five one
Speaker 11: to join it to the discussion with the breakfast club morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is DJ Envy Charlamagne to God. We are to
Speaker 8: breakfast club Nowhew just joining us. We're talking about Gabrielle
Speaker 8: Union and the Waye Wade. Now this comes from a
Speaker 8: recent interview she did and she was talking about hustplitting
Speaker 8: the bills fifty to fifty with our husband.
Speaker 15: Let's listen that first sense of security and that the
Speaker 15: work is coming and I just as long as I
Speaker 15: keep knocking it out, there's gonna be more. And there
Speaker 15: isn't this sort of sense of the rug is going,
Speaker 15: could could still be pulled out.
Speaker 16: I struggle with that still just because I think I
Speaker 16: just have more responsibilities, you know, for my money. It's
Speaker 16: weird to say, I'm head of household because in this
Speaker 16: household we split everything fifty to fifty. But in the
Speaker 16: other households that each of us have to support, it
Speaker 16: puts this there's always this like gorilla on your back
Speaker 16: that is like.
Speaker 5: You better work, better work.
Speaker 16: Somebody might not eat work, and it's hard. It's hard
Speaker 16: to let that go.
Speaker 2: So I'm working on that, all right.
Speaker 8: So we're asking what are your thoughts? When we got
Speaker 8: Tracy on the line, Tracy, good morning, Say good morning,
Speaker 8: hey bro, what's your thoughts?
Speaker 9: Brother?
Speaker 3: So my thoughts is this, if it's a regular couple
Speaker 3: and they work, they both work in jobs, I don't
Speaker 3: see nothing wrong with going fifty to fifty. But if
Speaker 3: the woman's in like school or something like that, I
Speaker 3: understand the man paying the bills. But if the man's
Speaker 3: paying all the bills and the woman's not doing anything,
Speaker 3: how they ever going to get anywhere, like as far
Speaker 3: as investments and growing a better future for the family,
Speaker 3: leaven the legacy, how they gonna get anywhere if they
Speaker 3: regular people and the man's just spending all the money
Speaker 3: on the build And.
Speaker 6: It's like, now this goes back to exactly what we
Speaker 6: were just talking about.
Speaker 5: You just said that woman is not doing nothing.
Speaker 6: But I guarantee you if you go to that woman
Speaker 6: that you're the hypothetical woman's house you're talking about, and
Speaker 6: you see all of the things that she does on
Speaker 6: the daily end that house, you would realize that nothing
Speaker 6: you're saying is a huge something.
Speaker 2: Tracy, Are you married?
Speaker 9: Tracy?
Speaker 11: Nah?
Speaker 3: I'm not mad. I'm not saying she's not doing nothing,
Speaker 3: but I'm saying, with the money, what is she doing
Speaker 3: with them?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: No, No, listen to what I'm saying, though. Okay, with
Speaker 3: the money that she's saving, she's not paying bills. I
Speaker 3: understand that she's being a mother.
Speaker 2: You say that money, what.
Speaker 3: Is she doing with that money that she's not spending?
Speaker 3: Get what you're saying, you're putting it in investments for
Speaker 3: the family? I give you said you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: What thought you said she wasn't making no money?
Speaker 2: Fifty fifty? What is she doing with her money?
Speaker 8: She's just putting her money in her account and spending
Speaker 8: and buying bag shoes and going on trips with the girls.
Speaker 8: Or is she taking that money and putting it back
Speaker 8: to the house or investigate or whatever it is?
Speaker 2: No, I agree that.
Speaker 8: That's why I say you have to put it all
Speaker 8: into one pot, and it should be the households money to,
Speaker 8: you know, to take care of the household, build the
Speaker 8: kids and all lives.
Speaker 2: I see what you say.
Speaker 5: Fact, thank you brother.
Speaker 10: Hello?
Speaker 17: Who's this Valencia?
Speaker 2: Hey Valencia, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 12: How are y'all doing good?
Speaker 17: Amen? What's your thoughts so on your on your topic.
Speaker 14: I don't think there's anything wrong with fifty fifty.
Speaker 18: I think the issue comes.
Speaker 17: In where if Gabrielle feels like her money has to
Speaker 17: go to more places, maybe he should pay more. But
Speaker 17: I also I feel like maybe she hasn't had a
Speaker 17: conversation about it.
Speaker 8: But you mean her money has to go to other places,
Speaker 8: I mean past relationships or parents or family, something like that.
Speaker 17: No, in the interview, she said she feels like she
Speaker 17: has more households to contribute to, so she's constantly stressed
Speaker 17: about her money. So maybe it shouldn't be fifty fifty.
Speaker 17: Maybe he should take over more in their household.
Speaker 6: I mean, I didn't see the interviews. I don't know
Speaker 6: what that means, but that means that could mean she'd
Speaker 6: be taking care of family. That's what I was thinking.
Speaker 6: I'm saying, you're taking care of other family members, you
Speaker 6: know what I mean, Like you could be taking care
Speaker 6: of your mom, you'd be taking care of your pops,
Speaker 6: your grandma. I don't know her family situation, but it
Speaker 6: sounds like.
Speaker 8: But even in family situation, when it's ours, it's we
Speaker 8: both decide what goes.
Speaker 6: To family members, you know what I mean all the time.
Speaker 6: Because there's family members that may ask my wife for money, correct.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: There's family members that may ask me for money, correct,
Speaker 6: you know, And those are conversations that we have.
Speaker 2: It's usually simple because I ain't got it. But you know, hello,
Speaker 2: is this Dare's rejection? Hey, Aaron, good morning to talk
Speaker 2: to us.
Speaker 1: Hey, good morning first and foremost of both of you
Speaker 1: of the show.
Speaker 5: Thank you, brother.
Speaker 2: What's your thoughts?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 7: My thing is like you know, I've said this before
Speaker 7: and this this situation is a prime example of that.
Speaker 7: And you know, women treat equality like it's a buffet
Speaker 7: that they can just pick and choose what they want
Speaker 7: out of it.
Speaker 13: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's a it's a it's a solve.
Speaker 7: It's basically like, you know, my money is our money,
Speaker 7: and our money is her bo you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Like I got you, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I'm saying. So it's basically like I just
Speaker 1: think it's you know, Gabrielle Union is justicified.
Speaker 5: I don't have a problem with it.
Speaker 6: Gabrielle Union makes money, Dwayne Wade makes money. If she
Speaker 6: chooses to be fifty to fifty, that's fine, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean. I don't have a problem with it.
Speaker 6: And I agree with what he's saying because this is
Speaker 6: one of those situations.
Speaker 5: Women want to.
Speaker 6: Scream independence and you know, they got their own. But
Speaker 6: then when you hear a situation like this, you like, well,
Speaker 6: how come here paying all the bails when he got
Speaker 6: all the money?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 6: Like maybe because Gabrielle don't want him to Pam, Good morning, Pam.
Speaker 3: D how you feel the breakfast club?
Speaker 4: I'm doing good.
Speaker 12: How are you?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 5: Pam?
Speaker 2: What's your thoughts? Pam?
Speaker 13: All right?
Speaker 18: So this is what it is. I used to do
Speaker 18: the fifty fifty and then I heard one of my
Speaker 18: passes say one day that the breadwinner and typically it
Speaker 18: is men in a relationship.
Speaker 12: That's just the facts. It should really be split like.
Speaker 18: A seventy thirty situation. And here's why men don't typically
Speaker 18: do half.
Speaker 3: Of the laundry.
Speaker 18: They don't typically do half of the cooking, and and
Speaker 18: and so it shouldn't be a case where a woman
Speaker 18: should really basically never have to split the bills and half.
Speaker 6: We just I don't know, you probably didn't hear us
Speaker 6: because you might have just been joined us. But we
Speaker 6: said the same thing. I'm like, yo, if you could
Speaker 6: give if you could calculate all of the things that
Speaker 6: women do in a house correct from being from being
Speaker 6: from being a mom, a nurk, the laundry and the cleaning,
Speaker 6: just putting the kids bad, all of these different things
Speaker 6: that women do, the scale would be tremendously towards the
Speaker 6: woman if there was a percentage of who provided what.
Speaker 18: You know, Like, y'all have a good man out there.
Speaker 18: I'm glad y'all see that your wives they have done
Speaker 18: well for themselves.
Speaker 5: Oh thank you. That's a compliment.
Speaker 8: Now, I wouldn't listen to everything the pastor says all
Speaker 8: the times. If the pastor tells you, you know, you
Speaker 8: should sometimes.
Speaker 6: First of all, I don't like how you just pay
Speaker 6: past that compliment. Okay, what that woman said that our
Speaker 6: wives are blessed and privileged to have men like us.
Speaker 2: That's what I heard.
Speaker 12: That's that's exactly that's exactly what I said, because you
Speaker 12: recognize the value and the worth of a woman and what.
Speaker 18: She contributes to the household.
Speaker 12: And that's absolutely fact.
Speaker 5: That's a fact.
Speaker 3: We like you, Pam, I like y'all too. Y'all have
Speaker 3: a good day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm not. I'm not mad at it.
Speaker 6: And you know, we were talking about something earlier too,
Speaker 6: in regards of like family members when they ask us
Speaker 6: for money. My people might ask me for money, or
Speaker 6: they might have my wife for money. My wife is
Speaker 6: the no person. I'm well, I'm the sucker. My wife
Speaker 6: is the no person. My wife. No, it don't matter
Speaker 6: who it is. Way, even if it's people on my
Speaker 6: side of the family, tell them to talk to me. See,
Speaker 6: he's the no person. It's just a good thing. See,
Speaker 6: you gotta it's like you gotta go through my mom
Speaker 6: and pops. Right, My mom and pops kind of handle
Speaker 6: my finances, but they don't meaning they look at it
Speaker 6: like you work hard.
Speaker 8: Nobody else works hard but you, so you ain't gonna
Speaker 8: lend no money.
Speaker 2: So my mom and.
Speaker 8: Pops be like no, like before any family if they
Speaker 8: you know, you know, sometimes I'm feeling but like, let
Speaker 8: me talk to the garage, let me talk to this room.
Speaker 2: My pops come right with me.
Speaker 8: No, absolutely no, but that's that's mom and pops. Absolutely
Speaker 8: all right. Well, what's the moil of the stories.
Speaker 5: And all the stories doing worse for you? You know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: But I really don't like this, this this conversation about percentages.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean, Because, like we've been saying
Speaker 6: all morning, if you really broke it down and calculated
Speaker 6: what each person does in their respective roles, if you
Speaker 6: look at all the things a woman does to make
Speaker 6: our lives easier, yep, oh my god.
Speaker 5: It would not be fifty to fifty.
Speaker 6: It'd be like seventy thirty, eighty twenty a gear towards
Speaker 6: the woman.
Speaker 2: Let's love the morning. The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: On Everybody's dj MV. Charlamagne to God, we got a
Speaker 8: special guest in the.
Speaker 5: Building, guest family host.
Speaker 13: Thank you. I'm trying to a very member of the
Speaker 13: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: You got too many jobs already, Tianna Taylor, where's my throne?
Speaker 13: Why you gotta be in this regular work chair?
Speaker 5: What you mean, is you one of the hardest working
Speaker 5: women in show business?
Speaker 13: There you go exactly why I need to be in
Speaker 13: the throne.
Speaker 5: How does it feel to be in front of the
Speaker 5: camera now with A thousand and one?
Speaker 13: Oh, it feels good.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 13: I hadn't been in front uh in a minute. You know,
Speaker 13: I had kind of took some time to get behind
Speaker 13: the lens and uh just help people like get their
Speaker 13: visions out, and you know, it felt good to be
Speaker 13: in front of the lens doing like what I actually
Speaker 13: really want to do, you know, which is a really
Speaker 13: really dramatic role, really heavy role, something I always wanted
Speaker 13: to do.
Speaker 8: Now, break down the movie for people that don't know
Speaker 8: what this movie is about.
Speaker 13: You know, I want to say that the movie really
Speaker 13: it's a love letter, you know to just all moms,
Speaker 13: single moms. That's just like trying to navigate this thing
Speaker 13: that we call life, you know, especially Black women. And
Speaker 13: for me, I feel like we're not protected enough, We're
Speaker 13: not appreciated enough, we're not loved enough. You know, our
Speaker 13: strength is constantly used against us, you know, like we're
Speaker 13: forced to be strong women, but it's not by choice.
Speaker 13: And then it's just like it's beneficial to others when
Speaker 13: it's time for us to show up and time for
Speaker 13: us to show strength to others. But when we show
Speaker 13: for ourselves or we you know, we're strong, it's an issue.
Speaker 13: So it's kind of like, damn if you do, damn
Speaker 13: if you don't. I think that you know, this movie
Speaker 13: shines a light on a woman who is strong, like
Speaker 13: you know, every day women and just the struggle that
Speaker 13: black women go through, you know, and I think is
Speaker 13: a really eye o and then film for the world
Speaker 13: to see.
Speaker 5: Now that what interested you about the rope?
Speaker 13: Absolutely with Naz when I first read it, I really
Speaker 13: connected with her instantly, you know, me coming from just
Speaker 13: retiring because this was the first project I took on
Speaker 13: since my retirement, so you know, coming from a place
Speaker 13: where I felt undervalued or you know, unappreciated or almost
Speaker 13: even invisible or maybe unheard. That was her same struggle.
Speaker 13: It may not have been the same reasons, but we
Speaker 13: had the same struggles.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 13: And you know, I Nas was really an outlet for me,
Speaker 13: I want to say, therapeutic. You know, you and I
Speaker 13: spoke when I came the last time, and he was like, yo,
Speaker 13: you like literally one of the most sane artists in
Speaker 13: the industry, like how do you do that? And I
Speaker 13: think for a long time, I just keep a lot
Speaker 13: of things bottled in, you know, and I'm so busy.
Speaker 13: I just keep it pushing, you know. That's the hustle
Speaker 13: in me, Like, yeah, that should happened, but I gotta
Speaker 13: keep it rong, I gotta keep it. And I think
Speaker 13: that with Inaz, I was finally able to let all
Speaker 13: those years of like whatever, you know, quiet battles. I
Speaker 13: was fighting, dealing with postpartum depression, coming back home to
Speaker 13: film such a heavy role, and having to go to
Speaker 13: funerals during my lunch breaks. It was crazy. So it
Speaker 13: was like I had to pour all of that into Anez,
Speaker 13: and you know, she was the outlet of like, oh
Speaker 13: my god, I can finally like throw my capeall from
Speaker 13: being Superman, being super Wife, being you know, super director,
Speaker 13: super artists, you know what I'm saying, and get to
Speaker 13: just finally have a moment of weakness. You know what
Speaker 13: I'm saying, Like be weak for once and it be
Speaker 13: considered art.
Speaker 8: It's dope because y'all take it back to the nineties
Speaker 8: era where I mean from everything in that movie, from
Speaker 8: the cars to the close to you know, the music
Speaker 8: to I mean, Angie Martinez was on the other station
Speaker 8: during she was she was on the other station. So
Speaker 8: how was that and how she had one slip up
Speaker 8: though what she wants to be living. You said, talk
Speaker 8: to me nice, nobody baseball.
Speaker 13: You know, it was crazy because only get over with
Speaker 13: your people to talk to me nice in that way.
Speaker 13: I didn't even know, but technically, I'm your mother.
Speaker 8: Talk to me nice, talk to me nice. So how
Speaker 8: involved were you with doing some of that? Because I
Speaker 8: know that sometimes you love that era as well.
Speaker 13: Yeah, y'all know, I'm like obsessed with that era. You know,
Speaker 13: it's also crazy to look back at it because to
Speaker 13: have to step into the ever now as an adult,
Speaker 13: not only as an adult, but as a mother. It's
Speaker 13: crazy because in ninety six I was little Terry's age.
Speaker 13: I was six, you know, not understanding all the way,
Speaker 13: processing what was going on, and you know, the city
Speaker 13: around me, the world around me, you know. So to
Speaker 13: kind of like go back and relivet some of those
Speaker 13: moments as an adult one was pretty cool because you know,
Speaker 13: I always wanted to be in that era. I'm amost
Speaker 13: like this ever, don't deserve y'all need to go to
Speaker 13: the nineties. I should have been like seventeen eighteen in
Speaker 13: the nineties, so you know, it was it was dope
Speaker 13: to go back, but it was also emotional because it
Speaker 13: made you like realize how much of that is now gone?
Speaker 13: How much of that have been erased? That vibrants, the color,
Speaker 13: that mom and pop feeling, like when you used to
Speaker 13: walk on a block and you know, everybody the sprinklers
Speaker 13: is out. You know, we lost a lot of that
Speaker 13: to gentrification and different things like that, and it's just
Speaker 13: like yeah, and it's just like, you know, to evolve
Speaker 13: is amazing, of course, but when you want our city
Speaker 13: and our community to evolve and not have us included
Speaker 13: and you're pushing us out, it's not beneficial. So all
Speaker 13: the glass, all the gray less brick, you feel what
Speaker 13: I'm saying, Like it's cool and all for their aesthetic,
Speaker 13: but it's like y'all pushing my people out. You feel
Speaker 13: what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: You never wanted to get married on the Brownstone the
Speaker 8: hall because that when I seen it, I'm like, that
Speaker 8: is Tiana.
Speaker 13: You know what's crazy? It makes sense though me and
Speaker 13: Emon got married and Eveland like right, in front of
Speaker 13: our bathroom where we had JUNI. That was the closest
Speaker 13: thing because he was playing for the Cavaliers, so it's like, yeah,
Speaker 13: you know, we're here, so I could see myself doing that.
Speaker 2: And how was he during the time.
Speaker 8: How was he during the time when you said you
Speaker 8: were depressed and you wanted to retire and you felt
Speaker 8: like people didn't appreciate and respect you because that's the
Speaker 8: main support.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course, mom, Dukes and your hubby.
Speaker 13: Honestly, it was the hardest for my closest whether it
Speaker 13: was my mom, my husband, my close my friends, my pops,
Speaker 13: it was the no, see, my pops is reckless. He
Speaker 13: liked me, so you're like, man, if you don't want
Speaker 13: to do it, you ain't gonta do that. Yeah, bowe money.
Speaker 13: I love that. He's like team Tiana, Like I'm rying
Speaker 13: with you, you know what I'm saying. Of course he's
Speaker 13: gonna always give me his honest opinions though exactly. But
Speaker 13: you need that balance, You need that one that's like, yeah,
Speaker 13: all right, well cool, we we out, we out, you know.
Speaker 13: And then you got mom and my husband where they're
Speaker 13: literally my biggest fan. So to them, I'm like the
Speaker 13: greatest person in the world, so they can't really see
Speaker 13: and they hear me. Don't get me wrong, I cry
Speaker 13: in their arms like they're there one hundred percent, but
Speaker 13: they want me to, like, you know, keep pushing. But
Speaker 13: the great thing about it is that supporter is gonna
Speaker 13: always be there. And like I said, you need that balance,
Speaker 13: and nobody's gonna ever really see what you see or feel,
Speaker 13: you know what you feel. So like when I came
Speaker 13: out and retire, like I locked myself in a room,
Speaker 13: like nobody even knew I was doing it, but I
Speaker 13: had hinted towards it, like y'all, I think I'm ready
Speaker 13: to die, and it was kind of like, no, tan
Speaker 13: you too, fire for all that, and then one day
Speaker 13: I'm like, you know what, I gotta do, what I
Speaker 13: gotta do, And I walked into a room and I
Speaker 13: went live and all my family watching from a different
Speaker 13: room and didn't even know that I was going live
Speaker 13: to do it, but it was something that I needed
Speaker 13: to do for me, you know, like I didn't need
Speaker 13: any other outside noise, even from the closest people to me.
Speaker 13: I didn't need that. I needed to go and like
Speaker 13: follow my heart, you know, and follow what I felt
Speaker 13: like my higher path was, which wound up being one
Speaker 13: of the best decisions in my life, because you know,
Speaker 13: for a minute, everything was like the music was an
Speaker 13: indoor b all, but like, nah, nah, this's got a
Speaker 13: hold off because like when this album drop, you know
Speaker 13: how that music go and it kind of takes up
Speaker 13: a lot of your world, you know, And I was
Speaker 13: ready to do other things that I love that I
Speaker 13: felt like had been put on a back burner, you know,
Speaker 13: And I feel like I was ready for this moment.
Speaker 13: I had done a lot of movies ready, but it
Speaker 13: was always like dance movies or like I was this
Speaker 13: sexy girl, I was the hot girl, and it was
Speaker 13: like nah, like I'm I'm ready to evolve. I'm ready
Speaker 13: to really bask, you know. In My True Journey, we got.
Speaker 8: More with Tianna Taylor. When we come back, don't Move.
Speaker 8: It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is dej n V Charlamagne, the guy we are
Speaker 8: the Breakfast Club was still kicking in with Tianna Taylor.
Speaker 2: Now you said unappreciated, right, Yeah? Who made you feel
Speaker 2: that way?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 8: Because if you look at the music, your fans supported you, right,
Speaker 8: all your shows were sold out. I mean, you had
Speaker 8: a good time on shows and you have so many
Speaker 8: people that come support you. So what made you feel underappreciated?
Speaker 8: Like what accolades? Because you were sold out, people loved you.
Speaker 8: Nobody ever came you. Never everybody said that your music
Speaker 8: was trash. They loved your music, So what was it?
Speaker 13: But like, just imagine if all of that was happening
Speaker 13: with nothing. Imagine all of that with the proper push,
Speaker 13: proper promo, proper machine doing what they have to do
Speaker 13: for you. You know what I'm saying, Like I've been
Speaker 13: me It's like I was just signed to a record label.
Speaker 13: I've been in positions and around people that could really
Speaker 13: make shit go. You know what I'm saying. And we've
Speaker 13: even spoken about it, Like you know that time me
Speaker 13: as an artist deserved way more. As you know, the
Speaker 13: sold out shows was the hard work that I put in,
Speaker 13: and I feel like it was almost like that core
Speaker 13: fan base that just kind of always stayed with me.
Speaker 13: But it is hurtful to hear, like yo, like I
Speaker 13: just wish she had a better I just wish she
Speaker 13: had I just wish, you know, she had a bigger push,
Speaker 13: Like you know, it's just a lot of different things.
Speaker 13: I remember when I put out Gonna let Me Damn
Speaker 13: It independently, I caught Charlotte, I'm like, yo, I got
Speaker 13: this remix. Well, Wu Tang were dropping it what we're
Speaker 13: doing exactly. And at that point I couldn't even really
Speaker 13: get cleared for a video budget.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 13: And I remember when we when we put that out,
Speaker 13: they wound up clearing me for a little video budget.
Speaker 13: It was something small, but like that one small yes though,
Speaker 13: which I'm still grateful for because that one small yes
Speaker 13: open up the door for bigger, bigger budgets. And when
Speaker 13: it was time to do my other videos, and that's
Speaker 13: when I really got into my directors heavy because I
Speaker 13: knew that I was able to, you know, tell a story.
Speaker 6: It's crazy because there's probably artist who might have went platinum,
Speaker 6: double platinum, whatever, but they don't get the respect deserve
Speaker 6: at them and be like that's a talented yeah.
Speaker 13: But it was also from it was also from Pairs too.
Speaker 13: You gotta understand one thing y'all know about Tiana, and
Speaker 13: this is why I see so much of myself and
Speaker 13: our naz Is. Tiana shows up for everybody, everybody, whether
Speaker 13: it's through radio, you know, other singers, rappers, whether I'm
Speaker 13: doing people's video, I'm styling people, I'm creative directing, like
Speaker 13: I show up for everybody in the midst of still
Speaker 13: trying to be an artist myself, which is hard to do.
Speaker 13: A lot of people feel like now it's either me
Speaker 13: or it's either them. And you know, I've been very
Speaker 13: selfless within my career, and you know a lot of
Speaker 13: me showing up just wasn't being reciprocated. So that was
Speaker 13: the part of feeling unappreciated, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 13: and you know, just feeling like, damn, it could be
Speaker 13: more like I'm literally doing everything for everybody. I'm being
Speaker 13: suck drive my creativity and when I need some water
Speaker 13: and you know, it ain't no more water left than
Speaker 13: a bottle, or it's quiet, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 13: Like everybody need everything from me and I do it.
Speaker 5: How how much did you drain yourself though a lot?
Speaker 13: My cup was empty by the time I finally got
Speaker 13: on Live and said I'm going to retire, I was empty.
Speaker 13: I was empty. And I remember really just asking God, like, okay,
Speaker 13: what is my higher purpose? Like what do you want
Speaker 13: me to do what is my job so I can
Speaker 13: get that done, you know. And I realized because I
Speaker 13: always been a helpful person since I was fifteen. I've
Speaker 13: been choreographing, creative, directing, styling, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 13: So it's just like for me, I have a real
Speaker 13: love of helping other artists and helping develop other artists.
Speaker 13: I think that's why I was hurtful, Like when you
Speaker 13: see a lot of people that you work with not
Speaker 13: really reciprocate the love. I see more love after I
Speaker 13: retire than I did before I retire.
Speaker 5: She's not a threat no more.
Speaker 2: She's going Yeah, it's like, oh my god, you was
Speaker 2: such an inspiration.
Speaker 13: Da da da, And it's like, baby, but where was
Speaker 13: that when I asked you to get on this record,
Speaker 13: or where was this when I you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 13: like when I was just you know, but me, you know,
Speaker 13: I keep it graceful like I don't. It's no reason
Speaker 13: to be upset about things that you cannot control. You
Speaker 13: got to keep it pushing. And that's what I did.
Speaker 13: I made myself a glade plugging Like why only be
Speaker 13: plugged in the bathroom?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm glad plugging.
Speaker 13: Why I don't be plugged in the bathroom when I
Speaker 13: could smell the foods in my label, or throughout the house,
Speaker 13: or plug anyway you.
Speaker 2: See a socket, I'm plugged.
Speaker 13: That's it, you feel me. But that's when, that's when
Speaker 13: you could just smell. You start smelling your own roses,
Speaker 13: and you ain't got to look for anybody else to
Speaker 13: do that for you. You know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 13: that's where I am. You know where I am now.
Speaker 13: And I was able to pour all of those nose,
Speaker 13: all of the pain, all of the hurt into this one. Yes,
Speaker 13: And I knew that I had a point to prove,
Speaker 13: and I knew that I was willing to do the work.
Speaker 8: Ow nerve wracking was shooting this movie because you don't
Speaker 8: have a part in the movie. The movie is all
Speaker 8: about you, so it's so many different emotions. How nervous
Speaker 8: did you get with filming that? And how long did
Speaker 8: it take?
Speaker 1: The long?
Speaker 9: Oh my god?
Speaker 13: Honestly, me and av the writer and director, we did
Speaker 13: a lot of layering with Dynaz and we color coordinated
Speaker 13: her layers so like pink was for vulnerability and blue
Speaker 13: may have been for her inner child, and I'm sorry.
Speaker 13: Blue may have been for her being cold, Green may
Speaker 13: have been for her inner child, and red may have
Speaker 13: been for her anger. So by the time we got
Speaker 13: done workshopping, I had a rainbow script, you know, so
Speaker 13: I was able to know what emotion to jump and
Speaker 13: it was a perfect shorthand for us to kind of like, Okay,
Speaker 13: we on set and this scene you may be blue
Speaker 13: and pink today. So then you see the scene with
Speaker 13: the with the cup of noodles. How I'm able to
Speaker 13: laugh but like cry at the same time.
Speaker 2: No, for real, like.
Speaker 13: Don't you know what I'm saying, Like, and it's crazy
Speaker 13: because I want to say I shot that scene coming
Speaker 13: straight from my lunch break, but during my lunch break,
Speaker 13: I had just attended the funeral, so I was I
Speaker 13: wasn't nervous. Remember I told you earlier. Inez was my outlet.
Speaker 13: She was my therapy, you know. And I know you
Speaker 13: you're big on mental health and different things like that,
Speaker 13: So you know, I was using a naz to cry
Speaker 13: out loud because I knew that once av yelled cut
Speaker 13: get home at the end of the day and really
Speaker 13: throw that cap back on the same thing that Batman
Speaker 13: do when you go home and take his cable. He
Speaker 13: may be bruised up.
Speaker 5: Say that for me.
Speaker 6: When I hear that, I'll be like, man, what I try,
Speaker 6: What I want to do is how do we help
Speaker 6: black women not always have to put the cape on?
Speaker 5: Exactly? You don't want to put the cape on?
Speaker 13: And that And I mentioned that earlier, like we're strong
Speaker 13: and ninety nine percent of the time and it is
Speaker 13: not by choice. So yeah, me look at it. Yeah,
Speaker 13: this is a strong Black woman. That's why I said
Speaker 13: to be I Naz and to be weak for twelve
Speaker 13: hours was the most amazing feeling. When I say week,
Speaker 13: I don't mean like literally weak, but just to have
Speaker 13: a moment of weakness, to just be able to exhale.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 13: You know, like that is a lot because we are
Speaker 13: forced to be strong until it's against We're forced to
Speaker 13: be strong for others until it sounded to be strong
Speaker 13: for ourselves. And that's why I could connect with it.
Speaker 13: Wasn't a bit of nervousness in my heart to play
Speaker 13: on nes because I knew I had a story to
Speaker 13: tell through our Naz and our Nats had a story
Speaker 13: to tell through me, you know, So I was in
Speaker 13: her skin. We were like two souls in one body.
Speaker 8: Was what was the most difficult part of that movie,
Speaker 8: if there was any, you know, it.
Speaker 5: Wasn't even them noodles, I'll tell you that much.
Speaker 2: We say so much.
Speaker 13: We seen the head and that was tell an afternoons cold,
Speaker 13: but it looked like it was hot.
Speaker 8: Yeah, what was the most difficult part, if any.
Speaker 13: The most difficult part was I think raising my three
Speaker 13: sons and you know, acting out the different layers of
Speaker 13: oz because we don't shoot in order, so like one
Speaker 13: day I'm twenty two year old, vibrant inaz thick ass accent,
Speaker 13: you know, next day I'm thirty four years barely got
Speaker 13: a voice. But it was really eye opening to see
Speaker 13: what a single mother go through because being a mom
Speaker 13: is a It's the biggest job. Even with the partner,
Speaker 13: even with the husband, it's the biggest job. Especially women
Speaker 13: with girls. You know, it's harder because they're mommy girls
Speaker 13: and they want to do what mommy's doing. You know,
Speaker 13: it's it's it's it's a bigger job. It's the biggest job.
Speaker 13: I don't care what nobody to say. It's the biggest job.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, don't move.
Speaker 8: We got more with Tianna Taylor when we come back,
Speaker 8: it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Everybody's dj n V. Charlomagne,
Speaker 8: the guy we are the Breakfast Club was still kicking
Speaker 8: in with Tiana Taylor Charlamagne.
Speaker 6: When you you know in the movie, there's a point
Speaker 6: where that she has to let her son go, right
Speaker 6: that makes you think about you know, at some point
Speaker 6: you're gonna have to let your daughters go.
Speaker 13: And I think about that often. And Junie's only seven
Speaker 13: and Rules only three, and I'm just like, uhh, yeah,
Speaker 13: I'm like I don't like that. That's why I'm like
Speaker 13: trying to give them that independence to be able to
Speaker 13: express themselves, that freedom, you know that because kids need
Speaker 13: that too. And people think because their kids are not
Speaker 13: allowed to express themselves and have feelings. And I want
Speaker 13: them to because when you do get older, I want
Speaker 13: you to feel like you don't got to leave me.
Speaker 2: You tell mammy anything, you know, stay here for as
Speaker 2: long as you want.
Speaker 13: As long as you want. Ain't ain't no rush.
Speaker 8: I was asking you there was one part where you
Speaker 8: push your friend's moms. Yeah, she should have beat you up,
Speaker 8: though she definitely.
Speaker 13: Definitely should not have a push them I wouldn't have
Speaker 13: done nothing like that. However, you are not going to
Speaker 13: call me a she. I think it was really her
Speaker 13: at the house trying to do right.
Speaker 2: How I literally came in.
Speaker 13: From finding work and you down my throat? Can you
Speaker 13: I remember I was crying that person. I'm like, yo,
Speaker 13: can you pleas acknowledge me trying to have that moment
Speaker 13: of vulnerability. This is the point, this is the problem.
Speaker 13: Now we're too forced into having to go into survival
Speaker 13: mode because she was vulnerable before she went into survival mode,
Speaker 13: and it was and it was once again, it was
Speaker 13: not the right decision at all, wasn't the right thing
Speaker 13: to do. But her head just wasn't in that space.
Speaker 13: She was in survival mode. She had never been loved,
Speaker 13: she never had a mom, she never been seeing She
Speaker 13: don't know nobody sat like, I got no damn home training.
Speaker 2: She literally don't. She has no home to train in.
Speaker 6: But that's why I say you shouldn't judge people based
Speaker 6: off what they do in survival mode.
Speaker 13: Exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: I was gonna ask, so all you done? Reality TV?
Speaker 2: That's done?
Speaker 8: Because I remember one time your family was on reality
Speaker 8: TV and we got to see it twice.
Speaker 13: Yeah, for v H one and E. I'm thinking about it,
Speaker 13: but this time, if I do it, it's going to
Speaker 13: be on my Yeah, my own network, you know what
Speaker 13: I'm saying. Like for me, it's just we busy in
Speaker 13: real life. Majority of the times, people don't even see
Speaker 13: me anym on together. Like he's literally Chicago doing the
Speaker 13: shaw I'm literally out here doing the press from like
Speaker 13: we are like literally famouside. We are that family that's
Speaker 13: literally a working family, including Junior. So she got billboards,
Speaker 13: like we're literally a working family, you know. So it's
Speaker 13: like for reality TV, even though they say it's your reality.
Speaker 13: And I loved working with both VH one and E
Speaker 13: and they loved us, you know, and I appreciate their
Speaker 13: support even to this day. They always showing love. But
Speaker 13: even within reality, it's still not really a reality if
Speaker 13: it's a certain type schedule, you know. And due to
Speaker 13: COVID made it hard too, Like they can't just come
Speaker 13: on my movie set, you know what I'm saying. They
Speaker 13: can't just come on the set of The Shah. Like
Speaker 13: it was really tough. So it's almost like we were
Speaker 13: in a relationship with them. It's like we when y'all
Speaker 13: gonna make time for us, you know. And it's just
Speaker 13: like we got to do the things that make y'all
Speaker 13: love us to want to be able to follow our life,
Speaker 13: you get what I'm saying. Like we got a family
Speaker 13: to raise, so I think it was just like a
Speaker 13: clash in scheduling and honestly with working with the real
Speaker 13: I want to really make sure I got the space
Speaker 13: and opportunity to really give them that. Like I feel
Speaker 13: like we wasn't able to like give them all of us,
Speaker 13: you know, even just the bare minimum. We weren't able
Speaker 13: to like give them. Look how many people love the show.
Speaker 13: Imagine they would have had one hundred percent of the jumper,
Speaker 13: do you know what I'm saying. But it's just like
Speaker 13: we were just extremely busy. We were never in the
Speaker 13: same place. So even that costs a lot of money
Speaker 13: to send a camera cool with the mons and a
Speaker 13: camera coop with me, to send a chemic cool with
Speaker 13: my mom when she got to take JUNI to her
Speaker 13: job because I got to work over here. Like that
Speaker 13: just a lot in doing it through COVID was the craziest.
Speaker 13: So it's like I and I loved it though I want.
Speaker 6: To see you know, I want to see Tianna Taylor
Speaker 6: in front of the camera, and I want to see
Speaker 6: her with big budgets.
Speaker 13: Shooting, and that's why we have to make executive decisions.
Speaker 13: And you see, that's what I'm doing right now once again,
Speaker 13: just like music, just putting certain things on a standstill.
Speaker 13: And I look at all these different things like college.
Speaker 13: You know, it'll always be there for you when you're
Speaker 13: ready to matter what age, I can make a beautiful
Speaker 13: song at sixty, you know what I'm saying. I make
Speaker 13: a reality. I can come back at any time. But
Speaker 13: right now, I want to focus on where I'm loved,
Speaker 13: where I'm appreciating, where I'm seen, and where I'm heard.
Speaker 13: And I feel like mentally, emotionally, I was really heard
Speaker 13: through this movie. So to honestly get all the support
Speaker 13: and love from this is amazing.
Speaker 5: What does success look like for you when it comes
Speaker 5: to one thousand and one.
Speaker 13: It looked like this for me. You know, I don't
Speaker 13: require a lot, you know, I think the awards and
Speaker 13: being rewarded is amazing, But the biggest reward is the
Speaker 13: prayers that are answered, the blessings. You know, to be
Speaker 13: able to go from a lot of no's to one
Speaker 13: little yes that would change your world is enough for me,
Speaker 13: you know. So like the Oscar buzz and if there
Speaker 13: is an Oscar nomination in the future or any award
Speaker 13: nomination in the future, I'm grateful for that, and of
Speaker 13: course we want to you know, manifest it and claim it.
Speaker 13: But like that's not really like my headspace. My headspaces
Speaker 13: that I was able to one get this therapy very
Speaker 13: much heeded therapy, very much needed healing and being able
Speaker 13: to being able to really show what I can do.
Speaker 13: And now they're no longer hitting the snooze button, you
Speaker 13: know what I'm saying, Like everybody's woke, and I love that.
Speaker 2: I know you gotta go, but just got to ask,
Speaker 2: white man can't jump, what's your part in that?
Speaker 13: I am sin Qua's wife. I'm the lead's wife. Round
Speaker 13: away girl, you know, just just.
Speaker 8: Don't playing no ball because've seeen how you you almost
Speaker 8: did justin Bieber and that that celebrity basketball game.
Speaker 13: Yeah, no, I'm not playing no ball. And I'm actually
Speaker 13: I'm doing here, doing here out of my house like real,
Speaker 13: just like day one down ass wife, raising our son,
Speaker 13: trying to get it popping. So I'm even excited about
Speaker 13: that because it's like three different, three different roles. I
Speaker 13: have another movie coming out to.
Speaker 2: That was aki thing.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but it's it's really cute because it's two different characters,
Speaker 13: you know what I'm saying, But it's three movies. It's
Speaker 13: it's one thousand and one White Man Can't Jump in
Speaker 13: a Book of Clarence, which is a biblical film, September
Speaker 13: twenty one. No, I'm not doing here, but if you're doing.
Speaker 5: A biblical movie, rap Jesus, come here, let me get back.
Speaker 2: It's like, that's crazy.
Speaker 13: It's like a biblical movie for real. You know what
Speaker 13: I'm saying. But I think it's really dope because look
Speaker 13: at that timing. Like I shot three, all three of
Speaker 13: these movies in different times and it all coming out
Speaker 13: in the same year. Thousand and one Friday, White Man
Speaker 13: Can't Jump May nineteenth, book a clearance September twenty second.
Speaker 13: So not only am I doing what I love, but
Speaker 13: I'm showing range now.
Speaker 2: Like it's really like you cannot go back to sleep.
Speaker 13: It's no sleep as be prepared to be tired.
Speaker 6: After you started doing the therapy and got the healing,
Speaker 6: is that when everything started to open up like even Korea.
Speaker 13: Why, well, that's hard to say because I never had
Speaker 13: real therapy. My therapy was through I new. Yes, So
Speaker 13: I had twelve hours of therapy for six weeks.
Speaker 11: You do.
Speaker 13: It's okay, you be listening.
Speaker 9: Just you know, he just won.
Speaker 13: He just want really more in depth. I had started
Speaker 13: my healing journey when I decided to retire, That's what
Speaker 13: I'm saying. Like, you see, I retired with grace. I
Speaker 13: wasn't upset, I wasn't angry. I wasn't mad at anyone
Speaker 13: like you know me, I'd be chilling. I just needed
Speaker 13: to get that out so it wouldn't be like, oh,
Speaker 13: why she's not putting out music. Was I'm gonna let
Speaker 13: y'all know what it is. So when I am doing
Speaker 13: every everything else in this world, you know what it's for.
Speaker 13: You know what that fight is for. You know what
Speaker 13: I'm saying. You know what the extra pushes for, the
Speaker 13: extra grind. You know, like that's just me. So it's like,
Speaker 13: you know, I had already started my process and the
Speaker 13: moment I decided to keep that door cracked and allow
Speaker 13: myself to continue to open doors until I found the
Speaker 13: master key. That was my healing, you know, knowing that
Speaker 13: every single door on this floor is for me. I
Speaker 13: just got to find the key to open it, and
Speaker 13: I started finding the master key to put into the
Speaker 13: master lock to unlock it.
Speaker 2: Are you unretired, you're gonna start doing music again or
Speaker 2: we're not there yet. Let me get my moscar first.
Speaker 2: I'm like, get.
Speaker 5: Taylor Afar with Tims on.
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Speaker 2: Damn heg it's I mean trying to beat donkey today?
Speaker 2: No more.
Speaker 6: They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm
Speaker 6: not making these people do these.
Speaker 2: Days called Donkey of the Day, and it really caught
Speaker 2: me off guard.
Speaker 16: Damn.
Speaker 13: The man who got the donkey out of day today.
Speaker 6: Well, just hilarious Donkey of to day, which was a
Speaker 6: double donkey. It goes to thirty eighth year old Chief
Speaker 6: Chastain and the Clovis Police Department. It comes a point
Speaker 6: in time in life where we all must remember it
Speaker 6: takes to you.
Speaker 5: Okay, to you?
Speaker 6: All right, kids, gather around your uncle Shallah would like
Speaker 6: to tell you about some things that have been going
Speaker 6: on since the nineteen hundreds.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 5: One of those things is the saying it takes to you.
Speaker 6: Okay, are it takes to you to tango? That means
Speaker 6: that a situational argument involves.
Speaker 2: Two people and they are both therefore.
Speaker 5: Responsible for it.
Speaker 6: I repeat, it takes to you to tango means that
Speaker 6: a situational argument involves two people, and they are both
Speaker 6: therefore responsible for it.
Speaker 5: It takes two.
Speaker 6: There's also a classic hip hop record that will make
Speaker 6: anyone with a soul who grew up in the nineteen
Speaker 6: hundreds and eighties lose their mind. Okay, the reason I'm
Speaker 6: giving you this history less than to day is because
Speaker 6: in this donkey that I'm delivering, it absolutely took to you.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 5: See, Keith was.
Speaker 6: Arrested ten times in one monff. I repeat, Keith Chastain
Speaker 6: was arrested ten times in one monff. See y'all think
Speaker 6: I'd be lying, Let's go to Fox twenty six News
Speaker 6: for the report.
Speaker 19: Police local law enforcement agencies say they are very familiar
Speaker 19: with thirty eight year old Keith Chastain, who has been
Speaker 19: booked in Fresno County jail not once, not twice, but
Speaker 19: ten times in the last thirty one days. Chastain is
Speaker 19: from Fresno and is currently facing eighteen felonies and fifteen
Speaker 19: misdemeanors from his recent arrests. According to Clovis Police Department.
Speaker 19: His charges include stealing six vehicles, a dui, vandalism, fraud,
Speaker 19: possession of controlled substance, and more. Clovis Police Department alone
Speaker 19: says it has arrested Chastain six times in the last month.
Speaker 19: Around nine thirty Tuesday morning, Clovis Police received a call
Speaker 19: about a stolen truck that Chastain was suspected of driving.
Speaker 19: Police sayan officer found the stolen truck driving an old
Speaker 19: town Clovis and followed it until more officers arrived. Officers
Speaker 19: pulled Chestain over in front of Clovis Police Department and
Speaker 19: arrested him without incident. Police say he was the only
Speaker 19: person in the stolen truck and happened to be on
Speaker 19: his way to pick up his personal property from Clovis
Speaker 19: Police Department. From the last time he was arrested. Mind you,
Speaker 19: he was in a stolen vehicle.
Speaker 6: Now, as you just heard, Keith Chastain was arrested ten
Speaker 6: times by Clovis Police.
Speaker 5: Six times.
Speaker 6: Okay, six times by Clovis Police and four times by
Speaker 6: other agencies.
Speaker 9: He was in a.
Speaker 6: Stolen vehicle on the way to pick up his items
Speaker 6: from the jail.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 6: Now, if he had gotten locked up by different agencies
Speaker 6: once or twice, I would understand. But if you get
Speaker 6: locked up by the same agency. The Clovise Police department
Speaker 6: six times, six times. At what point point does it
Speaker 6: become the police department's fault as well for constantly letting
Speaker 6: you out?
Speaker 5: At what point does it become a judge's fault for
Speaker 5: constantly grant you bail.
Speaker 6: He's facing eighteen felonies in fifteen misdemeanors, with charges including
Speaker 6: stealing six vehicles, dui E vandalism, fraud, possession of a
Speaker 6: controlled substance, and a whole lot more. At some point,
Speaker 6: maybe after arrest number three, possibly after arrest number five,
Speaker 6: surely at arrest number six, someone at the Clovis Police
Speaker 6: Department has to say, no, need.
Speaker 5: To let this man out, because he's just gonna come
Speaker 5: right back.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 6: If the Clovis Police Department had a customer loyalty program
Speaker 6: like Starbucks or Subway or so far, this man Keith
Speaker 6: would get his temph arrest for free.
Speaker 5: Okay, hit the rest of nine times, get your temph
Speaker 5: arrest for free.
Speaker 2: Clearly this man has.
Speaker 5: A boyfriend behind those walls. Either that or he likes
Speaker 5: the food. Okay.
Speaker 6: When someone shows you who they are, believe them. And
Speaker 6: this man Keif has shown us he's a serial criminal. Okay,
Speaker 6: so give him what he wants, and what he wants
Speaker 6: is clearly zero bond, ten arrest in thirty one days.
Speaker 6: Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and
Speaker 6: expecting different results. So yes, Keith is insane because he
Speaker 6: keeps committing crimes in the same crimes and getting locked up.
Speaker 6: And the Clovis Police Department is insane because they keep
Speaker 6: locking keep up for these crimes, the same crimes, and
Speaker 6: letting them out.
Speaker 5: They both are to blame.
Speaker 6: So please give Keith Chastain a heat and give the
Speaker 6: Clovis Police Department a hall together, because it takes two
Speaker 6: to give them the biggest he hal This man wrote
Speaker 6: his name in jail. Ya, that's why they say I
Speaker 6: don't write your name and they don't write your name
Speaker 6: on the.
Speaker 5: Walls in jail. You keep coming back to that jail.
Speaker 2: Jesus. The breakfast Club. Time ask Charlemagne and dj Envy anything.
Speaker 8: It's time dj Envy, Charlomagne the guy we are the
Speaker 8: breakfast club.
Speaker 2: It's tough for us C and E. If you need
Speaker 2: relationship advice, and who do we have on the line?
Speaker 2: Good morning, good morning? Hey, what's your name?
Speaker 12: Grena?
Speaker 2: What's the matter of Anita? While you sound so upset, Mama.
Speaker 12: My boyfriend and I we lived together, but he decided
Speaker 12: he does not want to be in a relationship with
Speaker 12: me anymore. But we still live together.
Speaker 1: We have to.
Speaker 12: He doesn't drive to work at driving to work every morning?
Speaker 9: Oh, that has to stop.
Speaker 8: He broke up with you, and now he still wants
Speaker 8: the benefits of being able to be able to sleep
Speaker 8: with you and get your car and be able to
Speaker 8: use your car and use your lights and your electricity
Speaker 8: and all of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nah, that got to stop right there, mama.
Speaker 12: He doesn't have a driver's license to a drive, So
Speaker 12: I won't feel bad.
Speaker 2: If he did.
Speaker 8: He feel bad when he just broke your heart and
Speaker 8: broke up with you and said he don't want to
Speaker 8: be with you no more?
Speaker 2: Did he feel bad like you're driving?
Speaker 5: That's why he broke up with you. You don't like
Speaker 5: your driver?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 5: Even call him on three right now? Call ye, I
Speaker 5: don't care.
Speaker 2: What's his name?
Speaker 5: Let me stel he'll pick up. He don't think if
Speaker 5: he don't love you? What kind of job you got?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 5: She must be calling.
Speaker 1: Hello, I'm not available now name?
Speaker 12: He didn't pick up?
Speaker 5: So what do you want us to do?
Speaker 12: I just want advice, like y'all think I should stop
Speaker 12: driving in the work and.
Speaker 2: Yes together, Yes, he's not gonna listen you love that man.
Speaker 5: You ain't going nowhere. That Pepe too good.
Speaker 6: Y'all been having too much unprotected sex. You ain't ready
Speaker 6: to walk.
Speaker 12: In And it's a five year relationship.
Speaker 5: So I don't want to leave exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you gotta you know right now he's just
Speaker 2: using you.
Speaker 8: The fact that he broke up with you, he could
Speaker 8: still sleep with you, He could still use you to
Speaker 8: take him around.
Speaker 2: You gotta stop that. You gotta let him know, like,
Speaker 2: look like, if it's over, it's over.
Speaker 8: I'm not driving you around. No, I'm not doing that
Speaker 8: no more. You find you find your new bitch to drive.
Speaker 5: You that I agree with.
Speaker 6: You gotta set boundaries and being that he don't want
Speaker 6: to be your man, is certain perks he don't gonna get.
Speaker 6: So you can't be his uber no more. Nope, you
Speaker 6: know what I'm saying. You can't give him the poom
Speaker 6: poom on. You know what I mean for none of
Speaker 6: that stuff. He gotta do all that on his own.
Speaker 5: Treat them like a roommate.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's it.
Speaker 6: Tell me so I guess we're roommates now, so treat
Speaker 6: them like a roommate. I don't have my roommates.
Speaker 2: He got to sleep on the couch. He can't sleep
Speaker 2: with you in the same bed.
Speaker 5: I don't drive my roommates to work. That's right, Okay,
Speaker 5: all right, you ain't gonna listen. You're gonna sleep with
Speaker 5: them to night.
Speaker 2: You better listen.
Speaker 5: Watch all right, I'm gonna sleep with him to night.
Speaker 2: Don't lie. Good luck?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 5: I want to I want you to call us back
Speaker 5: next week and tell us how this went.
Speaker 2: Please, now, Hello, who's this Aaron? Hey, mama, what's up?
Speaker 10: I see?
Speaker 17: Yes, I have a question.
Speaker 2: I want to know.
Speaker 1: Do I have a right to be mad?
Speaker 14: Or am I being city?
Speaker 4: Me and my fiance's been together for five years and.
Speaker 12: We've been on holidays together, like we don't even have to.
Speaker 17: Have a conversation about it's just automatic. But this year
Speaker 17: for Easter, he.
Speaker 14: Just told me todays ago that he was going to
Speaker 14: church and then work without you.
Speaker 17: And it's like very last minute.
Speaker 9: So he told you.
Speaker 17: He's very organized, very pomped.
Speaker 12: He is very very organized.
Speaker 5: How long y'all been together?
Speaker 2: Five years?
Speaker 8: So wait a minute, So he said he's going to church,
Speaker 8: ain't going to work, hanging out with his family, and
Speaker 8: didn't tell you and invite you.
Speaker 17: Yes, I was talking about.
Speaker 4: It the other day, trying to see what I was
Speaker 4: going to wear to church, and he was like, oh, no,
Speaker 4: I'm going.
Speaker 17: To church and then I'm going to work.
Speaker 6: Well, listen, he's making as he's doing something he really
Speaker 6: shouldn't be doing right now. He's breaking a rule. A
Speaker 6: rule is spending holidays with his side chicks. His side
Speaker 6: chick invited him to church on Sunday and he's going
Speaker 6: with her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 8: It sounds kind of odd that he's not taking you
Speaker 8: to church and not taking you to work when you've
Speaker 8: been together five years. You've been doing everything with him,
Speaker 8: and that all of a sudden he doesn't want to
Speaker 8: go with you. I'm sorry to say that he might
Speaker 8: he might have another family on the side.
Speaker 6: No, I don't think he got another family because y'all
Speaker 6: been together five years. But he has been with this
Speaker 6: side chick for way too long and he's getting too
Speaker 6: close to her, and he's going with her to church
Speaker 6: on Sunday.
Speaker 2: You go to church on Sunday. You make sure you
Speaker 2: take your ass the church with him on Sunday and you're.
Speaker 6: Gonna find him East Dagg hunting with another family and
Speaker 6: you're gonna have a fix.
Speaker 2: But he don't want me to coll You better go.
Speaker 9: What that means?
Speaker 2: You got a call, you got uber, you got money.
Speaker 2: You better pop up at that church if you know
Speaker 2: what I know.
Speaker 6: That's right, pop up at that church the way Jesus
Speaker 6: popped up on Resurrection Sunday.
Speaker 2: Okay, all good luck and tell us how.
Speaker 9: It works out.
Speaker 12: Okay, thank you?
Speaker 2: All right, see that we helpe it lives.
Speaker 8: I love it as eight hundred and five eighty five
Speaker 8: one O five one. If you need a relationship advice,
Speaker 8: hit this now. It's the breakfast club. Good morning, time
Speaker 8: asked Charlemagne and DJ Envy anything, pick it up?
Speaker 11: Pick it up.
Speaker 2: It's time to ask see any morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody's DJ Envy Charlomagne to God, we are the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: We're in the middle of ass C and E. Hello,
Speaker 2: who's this? Hey? CC say what's up?
Speaker 11: Y'all?
Speaker 14: I made it through the other day and now the
Speaker 14: mom I did then that I just want to live, y'all.
Speaker 14: No beg ain't y'all about the topic we discussed the
Speaker 14: other day, because I was saying that I feel like
Speaker 14: I have not been vaited the way that I feel
Speaker 14: like I should.
Speaker 5: Oh, I remember you.
Speaker 6: You said you wanted to go to McDonald's and somewhere
Speaker 6: McDonald No, you said you're about.
Speaker 14: To take me the crocker bar, And I thought you
Speaker 14: could at least.
Speaker 5: Off of shop, because you are you. You started, you started,
Speaker 5: you started the bidding at McDonald You did.
Speaker 2: Start to bid at McDonald's. I tell you need better
Speaker 2: for yourself.
Speaker 6: That no, because it tries to hook up with Oh, yeah,
Speaker 6: you're right, you're right, you're right, you're right.
Speaker 1: Don't put me on that, y'all.
Speaker 2: What's your question, mama? What's your question?
Speaker 14: My question is how do you how do you like
Speaker 14: put up a barrant to basically stop people potentially when
Speaker 14: they're not good for you, Like it's basically toxic, but
Speaker 14: you feel like you see good and then so you
Speaker 14: stick around because you want to nurtures are good in them.
Speaker 17: Man, how do you change your frame of thinking?
Speaker 12: You start makes you snap out of that?
Speaker 6: You start off of looking in the mirror and saying,
Speaker 6: nigga please, and you remember one thing, just because just
Speaker 6: because somebody does something good for you doesn't mean they
Speaker 6: are good for you. So I don't I don't know
Speaker 6: about that whole. I see the good in them that
Speaker 6: you know, but they don't.
Speaker 2: They don't. They're not good to me.
Speaker 5: Like no, if they're not good to you, they're not good.
Speaker 2: By Sometimes it's as easy as letting it go.
Speaker 14: I'm coming situation though, that's coming where people will basically settle,
Speaker 14: and I guess that that is truly like just settling,
Speaker 14: and they know they need more or they know they're
Speaker 14: worth more.
Speaker 5: Why are you settling?
Speaker 2: Boom, Yeah, you don't have to settle?
Speaker 16: I know.
Speaker 14: I think I feel like a lot of times with me,
Speaker 14: I work a lot, a whole lot, like an average
Speaker 14: of like sixty two hours a week, and I don't
Speaker 14: go many places to like really need many stations. So
Speaker 14: when I do come in contact with somebody and I
Speaker 14: feel like I like them, which is rare for.
Speaker 2: Me to do like somebody like that, I would just
Speaker 2: tell you, Ma, ma, Ma, you never have to settle.
Speaker 8: You shouldn't have to settle, because if you're settling, it's
Speaker 8: you're always letting things go somebody else.
Speaker 6: She ain't telling us about how good the penis is.
Speaker 6: That's all this is about. This man is knocking you.
Speaker 6: This man got your toes.
Speaker 2: Yes it is.
Speaker 11: I know what I got.
Speaker 14: So it's not about the penis.
Speaker 5: I don't believe it. Not about the pea.
Speaker 2: Well, the penis good.
Speaker 4: I mean I had a few good tenis.
Speaker 5: I ain't ask you that I said this one good.
Speaker 12: Oh I got one right now?
Speaker 5: So what is she talking about?
Speaker 12: I want to know I've settled.
Speaker 14: Okay, I'm not settling right now, but I want to avoid.
Speaker 8: But you're settling the past. And Charlamagne was saying, you
Speaker 8: can't let the penis talk for you. You can't let
Speaker 8: it be all about the peace is. It has to
Speaker 8: be about the person that don't try to change somebody
Speaker 8: if they show you believable.
Speaker 2: It's not about It's not about the penis.
Speaker 6: People always want to get mad at persons, places and things,
Speaker 6: but they don't never mentioned penises.
Speaker 5: A penises is in the mire.
Speaker 2: Why you want to talk about penis?
Speaker 12: It ain't about penis with me.
Speaker 14: Okay, I'm not a penis like person because I know
Speaker 14: my skill share. Therefore, any penis that come and contact
Speaker 14: with me it's gonna have good okay.
Speaker 8: Okay, but we're just making sure that you're just not
Speaker 8: settling for the penis because you said you're settling, and
Speaker 8: if you're settling, the gotta be a reason why you're settling.
Speaker 2: If they're not treating you well and it ain't, then
Speaker 2: what is it?
Speaker 14: Sometimes I don't know. I feel like if if there
Speaker 14: are certain things within them that I haven't gotten from
Speaker 14: somewhere else, I feel like that's a relatability and I
Speaker 14: kind of stick around to see where it goes.
Speaker 5: Then it'll go too far.
Speaker 12: My heart is kind of in it.
Speaker 14: It's that part at that point in time, you know
Speaker 14: what I'm saying, Like, No, you don't.
Speaker 2: Want to let go.
Speaker 8: I get it, Like you put your heart into it
Speaker 8: and then you feel like you're connected to the person
Speaker 8: and you love them, and you feel like if you
Speaker 8: let them go, it's like you know it's right right,
Speaker 8: But and.
Speaker 6: The man probably got a good yall game, So you
Speaker 6: don't want to just let that go away to somebody else.
Speaker 14: No, Honestly, I feel like a lot of men lacking
Speaker 14: that department.
Speaker 8: I got you, I got you understands that. It's like
Speaker 8: what we said from the door, give mean from the door.
Speaker 8: If you feel like you have to change somebody to
Speaker 8: make them better, you might not have to put that
Speaker 8: work in. You might want to try to find somebody
Speaker 8: that's already done to work on themselves, because a lot
Speaker 8: of times these brothers haven't done the work on themselves,
Speaker 8: and then they're up to you to change them. And
Speaker 8: you shouldn't have to be putting that predicament. Now if
Speaker 8: you just chasing penis, that's something different. You know, you're
Speaker 8: talking to her about a hypothetical man that she don't
Speaker 8: even have.
Speaker 6: I've been checked out of this conversation, man, because I
Speaker 6: thought you called in here talking about a particular human.
Speaker 14: Huh No, No, no, it's not about a particular human,
Speaker 14: because I want to change me as a human.
Speaker 4: It's all picked the wrong.
Speaker 5: Human, that's right.
Speaker 6: And that's all you need to be working on, working
Speaker 6: on changing your up and being a focus on being
Speaker 6: what it is that you want to attract.
Speaker 13: And that's it.
Speaker 6: Because right now we're talking to you about ghosts because
Speaker 6: you ain't got nobody ghost of penises.
Speaker 5: We're talking about the spirits of penises past right now, man, Okay.
Speaker 8: They have a good weekend, and good luck with the
Speaker 8: with the with the penis you know, situation for the weekend.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be a long weekend.
Speaker 6: God bless you, Queen, thank you. It's okay to say
Speaker 6: thanks for nothing. It's okay to tell us thank you
Speaker 6: for nothing. I thought you were talking about a real
Speaker 6: person once I finally, you ain't talking about nobody real.
Speaker 6: What we discussing here hypothetical aint. No, I don't got
Speaker 6: time for hypotheticals. Life is too short for hypotheticals. It's
Speaker 6: deal with reality. It's the breakfast logan boting the breakfast club.
Speaker 8: Everybody is the envy, Charlamagne, the gud. We are the
Speaker 8: breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Now, Charlamae, youve got a positive note.
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Speaker 2: Breakfast Club, you finish for y'all.
Speaker 9: Done,