Speaker 1: Good morning, usc yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Charlamagne, the God Peace to the planet.
Speaker 1: Is Thursday.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's Thursday, and we all know we've been celebrating
Speaker 2: the twentieth season of Wilding Out. We've had different cast
Speaker 2: members each and every morning, and today is no different.
Speaker 2: We have the Ladies of Wilder. Now one is putting
Speaker 2: on her eyelashes right now. Yeah, Justina Valentine, good morning,
Speaker 2: what did you get it right?
Speaker 3: Charlomae.
Speaker 1: You know I don't have a mirror. I'm looking at
Speaker 1: my phone, so you know it's hay on by hoping
Speaker 1: it's on.
Speaker 2: It's on. It is on.
Speaker 4: It's on.
Speaker 1: Better than nothing.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 2: And we also have b small morning ladies.
Speaker 1: Are you seizing the room for us? Charlemagne?
Speaker 2: I stayed the room every morning, Okay. I love that
Speaker 2: every morning, every morn keeps a positive energy going.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 6: You supposed to be Justina's Mira. Turn her mic on, Eddie,
Speaker 6: she got it?
Speaker 7: Yea?
Speaker 1: You flapping away?
Speaker 8: We could yeah, fix it out.
Speaker 2: It's okay, But right now.
Speaker 9: I think people just listening. They're not tuning in looking
Speaker 9: so we think.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, they were watching. Remember were on BT as well.
Speaker 2: Justina Valentine's Mike on No, it's not it's not good.
Speaker 2: I can't he's not there.
Speaker 1: We go there, we go there, It.
Speaker 2: Is all right.
Speaker 9: Let me trying to see how he tried to check me.
Speaker 8: Now they're watching too. Don't get it messed up.
Speaker 2: They're watching.
Speaker 5: We are. We are on BT.
Speaker 6: And even though BT did not promote us at the
Speaker 6: BT Award, I'm only saying that this morning.
Speaker 2: I'm only saying that now. They saying it for the
Speaker 2: last four days. I'm letting it go. You've had some
Speaker 2: nice conversations. You're letting it go down. So if you
Speaker 2: had nice conversation, I just let it go because I
Speaker 2: want people to know, because your petty, all right, people
Speaker 2: to know.
Speaker 5: I'm letting it go.
Speaker 2: Now. That's the cast of Survival of the Thickest will
Speaker 2: be joining us this morning. That's me.
Speaker 1: I'm part of the cast. Girl not immediate. They said
Speaker 1: I wasn't thinking of They said only a voice was
Speaker 1: thick enough. That was the only thing.
Speaker 8: She being funny.
Speaker 6: Michelle Boutteau, Tasha Smith and god seal that's right, Yes,
Speaker 6: they'll be joining us this morning. Let the record show
Speaker 6: Tasha Smith is as loud as all the memes say.
Speaker 2: She is absolutely, positively, yes, he is. Absolutely We're gonna
Speaker 2: be kicking it with them in a little bit. So
Speaker 2: let's get into some front page news sessling figure out
Speaker 2: will be joining us. It don't move. It's the breakfast
Speaker 2: Club on be et all right, morning everybody. It's j
Speaker 2: n V. Charlamagne the guy. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: We'll celebrate in the twentieth season of Wilding Out. We
Speaker 2: have the ladies of wild' Out b Simon and Justina
Speaker 2: and Valentine joining us.
Speaker 6: When does the new season a while and not actually start?
Speaker 6: That's one thing I haven't heard all week.
Speaker 1: Oh we started a couple of days yea July six. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was the premiere with Kat Williams. Yeah, gotcha, yep,
Speaker 1: killed it.
Speaker 2: We had no clue the legend.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's one thing that I never saw in the
Speaker 5: fine print.
Speaker 2: I thought we were setting up for maybe next weekcause
Speaker 2: it was supposed to well.
Speaker 1: Noh, yeah, no, we started already.
Speaker 9: So y'all tune in all those.
Speaker 6: Clips I saw mad clips of Cat Williams on it.
Speaker 6: I was actually watching on yesterday. He was going back
Speaker 6: and forth for Nick.
Speaker 9: Yeah he killed it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he went nuts on Michael Blacks.
Speaker 2: He did. I seem serious that every movie Michael like you?
Speaker 9: I was like Jesus, Yeah, got a little serious.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Testlings, Figaro, Good morning.
Speaker 10: Dj V and the beautiful ladies in the house, be
Speaker 10: Salon and Justina Valentine and my brother charlat Mane, good morning.
Speaker 2: Good morning. Let's jump right into it now. We've been
Speaker 2: seeing this all over your page, all over social media
Speaker 2: yesterday about a retired police officer that was robbed after
Speaker 2: he was lying dead in his driveway. What happened, Pillisen, Yeah,
Speaker 2: this is a lot. Bear with me as we try
Speaker 2: to unpack this. It's been a lot of confusion on
Speaker 2: social media. So I'm gonna try to put this together
Speaker 2: as fast as I can. As you mentioned, social media
Speaker 2: has been buzzing about the mysterious death of retired Memphis
Speaker 2: police officer Mark Leisure, who died Sunday, July ninth. Now,
Speaker 2: although Leisure said that the Memphis Police department was top tier,
Speaker 2: he was very vocal and criticized about the training of
Speaker 2: the death, of the training that resulted in the debt,
Speaker 2: lack of train that resulted in the death of Tyreese Nichols,
Speaker 2: and how officers needed more training.
Speaker 4: I want you to listen quickly to just one of
Speaker 4: the things.
Speaker 10: That he said when he was on the television at
Speaker 10: local Fox thirteen in February when they did a big
Speaker 10: investigation report.
Speaker 4: And then when we hear that I'm going to come
Speaker 4: back and give you guys.
Speaker 11: Some more information, there are people who are going to
Speaker 11: look at these numbers that I'm going to present and
Speaker 11: say they need more training. Five hundred hours is unacceptable
Speaker 11: to those people. You say, what, I'm putting.
Speaker 6: You in a classroom for nineteen weeks, but I'm putting
Speaker 6: you out here on the streets for a year.
Speaker 4: Okay, So he said a lot more.
Speaker 10: He talked about the Scorpion Unit, which was the unit
Speaker 10: that actually killed Tyrese Nichols, and said that they pretty
Speaker 10: much had a pass to do whatever they wanted to do.
Speaker 10: So because he was very vocal about that. When he
Speaker 10: was found dead. Of course, you know activists and social
Speaker 10: media influencers, celebrities, they immediately start saying that something was
Speaker 10: wrong with this and it wasn't adding up. The reason
Speaker 10: why a dj MD is because the police department did
Speaker 10: not in the mainstream media did not release a reason
Speaker 10: for his death. So of course folks are saying something
Speaker 10: you know not right about this, We need to look
Speaker 10: out look into it now. One activist posted that he
Speaker 10: was shot in the driveway. That is what kind of
Speaker 10: created the confusion because an activist says found shot and dead.
Speaker 10: So then the blogs immediately started picking that up, sharing
Speaker 10: the story saying he was shot and killed. But again,
Speaker 10: at that time, no media had reported its death. Apparently
Speaker 10: they were working on an additional investigation. Now this is
Speaker 10: the investigation that they were working on, which might be
Speaker 10: the reason. It sounds plausible to be the reason why
Speaker 10: they didn't release the death. So we fast forward. Report
Speaker 10: comes out yesterday about a woman being charged with robbing
Speaker 10: leisure as he laid dead in the driveway. Let's listen
Speaker 10: to that report from ABC twenty four and I'll give
Speaker 10: you some more information on the other side.
Speaker 12: Well, a woman is in custody after police say she
Speaker 12: robbed a retired Memphis police officer after he was killed.
Speaker 12: According to the police report, Shaunte Daniels's charged with aggravated
Speaker 12: burglary and theft. Police says she was seen on surveillance
Speaker 12: video into Mark Leisure's home on Falcon Drive. Police says
Speaker 12: she took his phone and wallet and later used it
Speaker 12: to send herself more than seventeen hundred dollars for shoes, hair,
Speaker 12: and more. Former Sergeant Mark Leisure was found dead Sunday
Speaker 12: morning outside of his home in Westwood.
Speaker 13: We are working to learn how Leisure died.
Speaker 10: Okay, just just a little bit more information and then
Speaker 10: we can discuss it.
Speaker 4: Just bearing me one second.
Speaker 10: So shortly after Daniels ran into the home, I want
Speaker 10: to tell you what she said.
Speaker 13: What happened?
Speaker 10: Again, the affidavit says that it was actually surveillance, so
Speaker 10: there should be some type of tape that we're able
Speaker 10: to see at one point in time that has not
Speaker 10: been released. The tape, the video they said, you can
Speaker 10: hear that. She says, she makes a phone call and says,
Speaker 10: we're going to see who knows the law now. Once
Speaker 10: they arrested her, she said that her and Leisure had
Speaker 10: an argument when they arrived to the house.
Speaker 4: He brought this young lady to his house. She demanded
Speaker 4: gas money.
Speaker 10: They went in the house, she came out, He came
Speaker 10: out with ten dollars, ten dollars in his hand to
Speaker 10: give her the money, and then he collapsed in the driveway.
Speaker 10: So again we should be able to see this on
Speaker 10: this alleged surveillance tape. She also, again you heard the
Speaker 10: report where she went in, she took money out of
Speaker 10: his pocket while he laid on the ground. And so
Speaker 10: that is what you know, I wanted to lay all
Speaker 10: this story out so people can know, you know what
Speaker 10: why it's so confused and I'm going to keep watching.
Speaker 4: You're confused. What are you confuse about?
Speaker 2: So what was his dealing with this young lady?
Speaker 14: And we don't know.
Speaker 10: He had surveillance that when he had apparently no no, no,
Speaker 10: don't want to be clear. When they say surveillance video,
Speaker 10: it appears. And again I'm just assuming he had some
Speaker 10: type of video camera in his house. More than likely
Speaker 10: probably had, like we all, his own camera. When said
Speaker 10: he had his own camera.
Speaker 2: That made it seem like they were watching him, and
Speaker 2: that's the surveillance. So he had his own footage of
Speaker 2: his camera.
Speaker 6: You know why everybody's confused because it's not human nature
Speaker 6: to just let things play out.
Speaker 2: We can't wait for the facts, especially with social media.
Speaker 6: We have to speculate and assume, and by the time
Speaker 6: the facts do come out, nobody's gonna believe them because
Speaker 6: eybody already came to.
Speaker 2: Their own conclusions. But she did not call the police
Speaker 2: when he passed out. She wentnes his pockets, took his money,
Speaker 2: kept it moving, or did.
Speaker 4: She when she went in the pockets?
Speaker 10: And it just says on the report, it just says
Speaker 10: police received a call about a man down. So I
Speaker 10: don't want to speculate because I'm just going by what
Speaker 10: they gave me. But the bottom line is kind of
Speaker 10: Charlemagne's point, everything hadn't rolled out yet. And I do understand,
Speaker 10: you know, the question of being suspicious of a police
Speaker 10: officer that came out against police officers and you know,
Speaker 10: mysteriously found dead.
Speaker 4: But really what confused.
Speaker 10: The story was an active is saying found shot and dead,
Speaker 10: and then folks just kind of ran with it.
Speaker 6: That's when people speculate, people assume, and everybody want to
Speaker 6: be first on social media without knowing.
Speaker 2: The fact that right well, condolences to that that that
Speaker 2: that man peace.
Speaker 6: And the reason they haven't probably said why he died
Speaker 6: because they probably don't know yet.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I had it. Yeah, and I think a
Speaker 4: lot made.
Speaker 10: Again, this is just allegedly speculation because the investigation was
Speaker 10: going on trying to find this lady who was on
Speaker 10: on the tape. You know, if you if you put
Speaker 10: something out and say, hey, we got video surveillance of
Speaker 10: the lady who stole the money while they're still trying
Speaker 10: to find her, that could have possibly interfered with the investigation. Again,
Speaker 10: I worked on Tyree Nichols case. I don't trust the police.
Speaker 10: We all know that. I'm always gonna look, you know,
Speaker 10: be looking side eye. But I just think we need
Speaker 10: to wait on this to kind of see, you know,
Speaker 10: what comes out, and see if that tape comes out,
Speaker 10: because we'll be able to see, you know, for ourselves.
Speaker 13: Oh I don't.
Speaker 10: I don't say I didn't get that Charlemagne, I'll look
Speaker 10: at it. He definitely was older because he was retired.
Speaker 10: He retired in the military, worked about ten years in
Speaker 10: the military. He did over twenty plus years in the
Speaker 10: UH at the police department as well.
Speaker 9: They lay though.
Speaker 2: They didn't find her.
Speaker 1: People are so dumb though, because this camera is everywhere.
Speaker 1: You got to live your life like you are filming, yeah,
Speaker 1: listening to like yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, well lat is front page News. Test will
Speaker 2: be joining us in a little bit, but now get
Speaker 2: it off your chest. He doesn't drink five eight five
Speaker 2: one o five one. If you need the vent phone
Speaker 2: lines of wide Open, we have be Simone Justina Valentine
Speaker 2: joining us. Of course, it's the twentieth season of wild'n
Speaker 2: Out and they're representing, so don't move us to breakfast
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Speaker 1: That's stop.
Speaker 15: This is your time to get it off your chest.
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Speaker 18: You know I know you're on the market, right.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, I have not got to pay for her, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 7: Show, she thinks she's a rapper.
Speaker 18: She's horrible.
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Speaker 7: Oh my god, she's been she's been on that show
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Speaker 1: And I love it, thank you, I appreciate you.
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Speaker 17: You need to come on down to the South.
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Speaker 13: I'm not eating no.
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Speaker 2: It tastes like you're not selling yourself.
Speaker 19: Good.
Speaker 2: No, brother, you have a good did a great job.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 7: I got respect for.
Speaker 9: He's the time I'm hating because he wasn't talking about me.
Speaker 19: He was.
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Speaker 2: Hello, this good.
Speaker 20: Morning, This is a here.
Speaker 8: How are you guys?
Speaker 20: I just want to say thank you all so much
Speaker 20: for giving me to my morning. I live in New
Speaker 20: Jersey and I work in Brooklyn. You know, get up
Speaker 20: everything you wanting Monday Friday.
Speaker 2: That's because that's an hour and forty minute commute.
Speaker 19: Wow.
Speaker 17: No, no from me.
Speaker 2: It's for your hour in the morning and out yeah too. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because you leave a rush. Yeah, well, get it off
Speaker 2: your chest.
Speaker 20: No, that's what That's what I'm just gona thank you
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Speaker 1: Some flowers.
Speaker 17: That's sweet, all right, Thank you guys.
Speaker 20: When you enjoy it most of your day beautiful.
Speaker 2: I have a safe commute.
Speaker 9: Bless you.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five,
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Speaker 2: us up now. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the
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Speaker 1: It's a new day.
Speaker 2: Is your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 5: Wait up, whether you're.
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Speaker 15: Eight hundred five five one oh five one. We want
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Speaker 2: Hello. Who's this? Hey, what's up?
Speaker 19: Brother?
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 18: Yeah, I won't get off my chest.
Speaker 5: Yeah, uh huh, all right.
Speaker 2: We're listening to me on this dy before you call me.
Speaker 12: Reparation.
Speaker 20: They give me this reparations in the word.
Speaker 2: The N word.
Speaker 5: That bye, hang up on this guy. Thank you, And
Speaker 5: that was quick.
Speaker 2: He said. He wanted you to listen to me. Listen
Speaker 2: to him. He said, listen to be coming started that picture.
Speaker 2: Hang up on this guy.
Speaker 6: No, that's not what he said. He said, the reparations.
Speaker 6: They're giving us reparations with the N word. I am
Speaker 6: not interested in nothing else you have to say after that.
Speaker 2: He need to ask you for one thing, and you said,
Speaker 2: just hear him out sorry whatever your name was, sir. Hello,
Speaker 2: who's this good morning? This is hey get no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: it's o. B oh mom o b oh my ob o.
Speaker 5: Isn't that who women go to to get there with
Speaker 5: Johnny check?
Speaker 2: No, that's a kind of college.
Speaker 18: Okay you okay.
Speaker 7: So I just want to say I'm finally I'm happy through.
Speaker 17: I love you guys.
Speaker 18: I love the ladies of wil you know, yes, yes
Speaker 18: and yes.
Speaker 2: Ob is fine.
Speaker 18: Also, I want to stress that we need to really
Speaker 18: support our HBCUs.
Speaker 2: I'm an HBC mom school.
Speaker 18: My daughter went to clock Atlanta University.
Speaker 2: Okay, dope, and graduated. Okay, I graduated to don only
Speaker 2: act like.
Speaker 5: Graduate graduated, and I got an honorary doctor.
Speaker 17: You no student loans, tolibersion.
Speaker 18: I don't want to hear about it.
Speaker 6: I started a scholarship fund and endowment fund in my
Speaker 6: mother's alma mater.
Speaker 5: So I am supporting like you're telling us to do.
Speaker 19: So.
Speaker 5: I got an honorary degree.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay.
Speaker 18: So can I tell you about my organization. I have
Speaker 18: an organization called not a Watcher wan uh. We are
Speaker 18: doing our hearts in that international event celebrating to the
Speaker 18: Ensiship Pop and I started a scholarship in honor of
Speaker 18: my dad.
Speaker 5: I respect that the art.
Speaker 2: That's dope.
Speaker 5: Where can I donate? I respect it?
Speaker 18: So you can go to watch her window York dot
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Speaker 2: There's a link for you to do and will wire
Speaker 2: you based.
Speaker 18: Yes, ma'am, you should have volunteers for your mental health events.
Speaker 5: Oh no, that yeah, you're right, it's October seventh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was your.
Speaker 18: People access to really understand the business of what you're doing.
Speaker 17: On the inside.
Speaker 18: So you can you can reach out to me and
Speaker 18: have a great network. I can get volunteers together.
Speaker 2: Employer based out of Mama. We are based out of
Speaker 2: New York.
Speaker 18: I am from charlemy not even play yourself.
Speaker 17: I'm from the Bronx.
Speaker 5: Oh boy, oh my god.
Speaker 6: Oh the tradest people in America come from the Bronx
Speaker 6: and all the Florida. But y'all are hard working, so.
Speaker 2: We will the smartest and now we know about that one.
Speaker 2: But you know what, Mama, September sixteenth, we're doing the
Speaker 2: We're bringing the classic the HBCUs back to New York
Speaker 2: because you know, a.
Speaker 17: Lot of time known about that.
Speaker 2: Okay, So we would love for you to pull up
Speaker 2: and hope, you know, maybe get you know, some involved
Speaker 2: with your organization because it's you know, we don't really
Speaker 2: have too much stuff about HBCUs in New York because
Speaker 2: the closest one is Lincoln and then it's Morgan and
Speaker 2: Howard and Hampton and Virginia Union. So we're trying to
Speaker 2: do more stuff around this area so people can understand it,
Speaker 2: they can experience a little bit. So we're inviting all
Speaker 2: the school September sixteenth. I think it's more house versus
Speaker 2: Albany State, but we would love to get you a
Speaker 2: video somehow, some way.
Speaker 18: I can't stay on hold. I can give my information
Speaker 18: I have. I have some inside information that I can't
Speaker 18: stay on the radio. But I'm also working on the
Speaker 18: college there for the bombs area.
Speaker 2: Okay, well hold on right, We'll get your numbers and
Speaker 2: then we can talk. Okay, all right, hold on.
Speaker 6: So, and I would also just like to say that
Speaker 6: the Black Effect and iHeart Radio and Nissan we're doing
Speaker 6: our Thriller Possibility some It again this year. And that's
Speaker 6: that was a program that we designed to help HBCU
Speaker 6: scholars break into steam, which is science, technolog g engineering,
Speaker 6: arts and mathematics. Absolutely so, you know, Breakfast Club, we
Speaker 6: do our part and support and HBC we just say
Speaker 6: the most no, no, we do.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 2: one oh five one. Now when we come back, we
Speaker 2: got your room or report. We got to talk about
Speaker 2: this rapper that feels like she don't get her just
Speaker 2: due because about that.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I heard about it too. Let's talk about it.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get into that when we come back. You
Speaker 2: know what that rappers? You know what rappers? I have
Speaker 2: an idea iggy bugging a little bit. We'll get it
Speaker 2: to it. Next is the Breakfast Club on BT. The
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Bring everybody, It's DJ MV charlamagnea God. We
Speaker 2: are the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Now we're celebrating the
Speaker 2: twentieth anniversary of Wild. Now we have b Simon and
Speaker 2: Justina Valentine joining us. And let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about this white female rapper. Let's or you
Speaker 2: gossip chatty. This is the rumor report.
Speaker 21: I mean, I guess were on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: This is where the tea.
Speaker 22: Spells right, on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: What we got, man, Well, we have this white female
Speaker 2: rapper that says she doesn't get the recognition she deserves.
Speaker 5: What does not get the recognition she deserves?
Speaker 1: So okay, okay, oh that's a fact.
Speaker 2: And we have the audio just in a Valentine.
Speaker 1: Being a white chick that raps was really like just
Speaker 1: banging my head against the wall. And I was always dope.
Speaker 1: I did touch like a little bit of success, but
Speaker 1: it wasn't what I wanted, you know, I just felt like,
Speaker 1: I don't know, the world just didn't want to hear
Speaker 1: a white trapping.
Speaker 8: It's a lot of white guys.
Speaker 1: Do you think that the industry and people in general
Speaker 1: discriminate against white female rappers. I mean, I can't speak
Speaker 1: for anybody but myself, but if I had rapping the
Speaker 1: way I rap, yes, I do feel that I would
Speaker 1: have way more recognition being a white female rapping.
Speaker 2: Just wasn't it just you know, I think you hell,
Speaker 2: that's when we in Miami podcast.
Speaker 6: Just you know, I think you were absolutely correct when
Speaker 6: you said that. I think the blogs took it out
Speaker 6: of context because they just said white rappers. It is
Speaker 6: absolutely true that white women rappers have never gotten a
Speaker 6: proper recognition. They've never been taken seriously in hip hop
Speaker 6: white women rappers specific.
Speaker 1: And maybe there's never been one to be taken seriously
Speaker 1: so far. That's why they said, oh, do you think
Speaker 1: white female rappers are discriminate against? I said, maybe I
Speaker 1: can only speak for myself. I'm not talking for anyone else.
Speaker 1: But what I said was before that clip, I shouted
Speaker 1: out the whole slew of female rappers that are killing
Speaker 1: it right now. I said, I'm so happy for them.
Speaker 1: And what I said was when I was rapping now, Envy,
Speaker 1: you know, I know you for a long time. I
Speaker 1: used to live above the bar that you were DJing at,
Speaker 1: and I touched a little bit of success because my
Speaker 1: boy Fetti Free Fetti Tills Backwards jumped on a record
Speaker 1: with me. But being a white chip rapping, people didn't
Speaker 1: want to hear for real, which I could respect. That's fine.
Speaker 1: I never said I didn't get the respect because I'm white.
Speaker 1: I said, because I'm not guy, because there are so many.
Speaker 5: Rappers.
Speaker 1: So that's what I said. I said, if I was
Speaker 1: a dude rapping the way I rap, I mean even
Speaker 1: things that I've done. I went up this way. I'm
Speaker 1: the first female to ever spit a real freestyle, and
Speaker 1: I don't mean a written freestyle that you piece together
Speaker 1: and fit to be. I mean completely off the top.
Speaker 1: I'm like one of five or seven rappers to ever
Speaker 1: do it. I'm the only female and it really my
Speaker 1: fans appreciated it, but it didn't really get that recognition.
Speaker 1: I feel it with a guy if I was Jack Harlowe,
Speaker 1: if I was, and shout out to the guy because
Speaker 1: I like them too. I love MGK. It's not about that.
Speaker 1: I'm just what I was saying is because I'm not
Speaker 1: a white guy, So I wasn't.
Speaker 2: Making it that No, absolutely right. I know, just in
Speaker 2: a long time when and she was always dead nice
Speaker 2: and she never got the opportunity she she I did
Speaker 2: he play.
Speaker 1: That definitely didn't like you the reason.
Speaker 2: But I've known her for a long time and I've
Speaker 2: seen her grind. I've seen her waiting outside of the
Speaker 2: the radio stations for for DJs. IVE seen it at
Speaker 2: the clubs for the DJs. I seen her doing dope records,
Speaker 2: and she just never got to love I think because
Speaker 2: she is.
Speaker 5: A white woman.
Speaker 6: White woman rabbits have never ever been taken seriously, I've
Speaker 6: got real recognition to hip hop. I know people will
Speaker 6: say iggy. But then he had a few things going
Speaker 6: for her. Number one, she had t I and two
Speaker 6: Pop radio jumped on Fancy and her single.
Speaker 2: Black Little Baby early, but that there's been no other
Speaker 2: Black Little Baby.
Speaker 5: Oh that's all God.
Speaker 2: Should have been.
Speaker 5: I think you said little. What you're saying widow, black widow.
Speaker 1: Black widow.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So for me, it was like when I got the
Speaker 1: opportunity to be on wild'n Out and I got my platform,
Speaker 1: I looked at it as such a blessing because, you know,
Speaker 1: envy I was really grind. I really had to cut
Speaker 1: my teeth and work very very hard to get where
Speaker 1: I'm at. So when God blessed me with the TV opportunity,
Speaker 1: I took that and ran with it, and music kind
Speaker 1: of became like fell to the side a little bit.
Speaker 1: So when people were in the comments like, yeah, well
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. You can't just pop up
Speaker 1: and want to do music. No, I've been doing music.
Speaker 1: I got on Wilding Out because of my music and
Speaker 1: because of my improving freestyle ability.
Speaker 5: Are you signed in the cannon?
Speaker 1: You got the incredible Yeah, I'm with Nick Cannon, incredible.
Speaker 1: We just drop a record called mouthco crazy and the records. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: it means exactly. No no polls needed because it means
Speaker 1: exactly what it means exactly, spitting the mount.
Speaker 2: Just understand you didn't have to do you didn't have
Speaker 2: to do the mouth.
Speaker 6: Let me tell you first and foremost, you wrap way
Speaker 6: better than Nick Cannon if that means and he'll shut
Speaker 6: up there mas facts.
Speaker 1: Nobody does have a hit though. Let's not forget picked.
Speaker 24: Up and kill it and kale no and and jigglo
Speaker 24: and in the classroom, in the.
Speaker 1: Class in the classroom, yeah class, yeah ahead, yeah, new edition.
Speaker 2: All right, Well let's move on. Kiki Pole, Justina spen
Speaker 2: no balls.
Speaker 5: She can't talk all that talk.
Speaker 2: She's gonna be all day.
Speaker 9: She asked me, you mean whatever, could just throw out
Speaker 9: words at her.
Speaker 1: She'll just go off like always whatever.
Speaker 2: You are so gifted, nigg.
Speaker 1: That's a word that I can say alone. If I
Speaker 1: said get the pepper spread, because I don't want to
Speaker 1: get dismantled, I won't say it. I don't want to get.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, we got to talk. Kiki Pama, her
Speaker 2: boyfriend spoke out and this is what he said about
Speaker 2: their relationship and what he thought of her, you know.
Speaker 24: For us, even for you, Like, how did you feel
Speaker 24: when we first were like, Okay, we're gonna be a
Speaker 24: little bit public about a relationship.
Speaker 25: Yeah, at first, it definitely was hard because it could
Speaker 25: all be very overwhelming. It was definitely overwhelming and intense
Speaker 25: at first, and and it's and it's like you almost
Speaker 25: feel that pressure of needing to just be perfect. And
Speaker 25: so it really confused me and infiltrated my mind because
Speaker 25: not only I had to hold myself to that perfect standard,
Speaker 25: I was also holding you to a perfect standard as well.
Speaker 25: So any moment of flaw on my side or on
Speaker 25: your side, it was World War three because it's like, man,
Speaker 25: you know.
Speaker 6: Exactly, Man saluted that young man. That is a very
Speaker 6: healthy conversation.
Speaker 2: They would have.
Speaker 1: So this was after before.
Speaker 6: I just wish they weren't having that conversation in front
Speaker 6: of the world, because all social media is going to
Speaker 6: do is minimize and dismissed that brother's feelings. And it's
Speaker 6: very whacked that we tell men to express ourselves, you know,
Speaker 6: our therapist tell us to feel our fields. But then
Speaker 6: when brothers do it, especially publicly, they get shamedful yourself.
Speaker 1: But do you feel like it could have been received
Speaker 1: better if, like, instead of him tweeting absolutely, he just
Speaker 1: spoke to her about it, and it could have been absolutely.
Speaker 6: I don't even believe that was his real feelings. I
Speaker 6: don't believe he cared about the outfit, right. I don't
Speaker 6: believe he was about to be in the moment. I
Speaker 6: think he feeling hurt soial because he was.
Speaker 1: Ushers all up on your girl.
Speaker 5: That's all.
Speaker 1: He gonna let it burn and then it's over.
Speaker 24: It's like a childhood strain to dance with usher.
Speaker 9: If I'm married, you should let me. If Beyonce comes,
Speaker 9: I'm like, go dance with Beyonce.
Speaker 6: I don't care if the usher Raymond or usher at
Speaker 6: the church. If your men's egos are fray, are you.
Speaker 2: Gonna put your hand behind his head and start grinding?
Speaker 8: She didn't do all that she did.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing. She's entertain.
Speaker 26: You know.
Speaker 1: If she was just a regular female, if she was
Speaker 1: just a regular female and started grinding on the usher,
Speaker 1: then I could see. But Kiki is an entertainer. She
Speaker 1: doesn't This is her thing, This is her bread and butter.
Speaker 1: So she's going to give the people what they want.
Speaker 2: My girl's going to bang them. That's what I've seen
Speaker 2: that man, that's what he sees as a married man.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of stupid things I've done on this radio,
Speaker 6: being perverted, sniff and seat you have or whatever. And
Speaker 6: I used to say the same thing, it's all entertainment,
Speaker 6: and that was it's not just all entertainment.
Speaker 5: People feelings can still be hurt by things of that.
Speaker 2: How does your white feel when you feel you every more?
Speaker 2: I asked you, I asked you. Actually his wife said
Speaker 2: he liked it ever since Jyn his.
Speaker 1: Wife, that guy like j Lo, I would never see
Speaker 1: du I would have looked it. I would have taken
Speaker 1: a step up right.
Speaker 2: You know what when we come back we got front page,
Speaker 2: he says, would have lickd it, shut up. Cross the
Speaker 2: bridge five one, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning from patients.
Speaker 2: And next w w p r F M HD one,
Speaker 2: New York and I heard radio station everybody's DJ the
Speaker 2: guy we are to breakfast Club. Let's get in some
Speaker 2: front page news. Now we have the ladies from wild'ing
Speaker 2: out joining us. Be some moaning. Justina Valentine and we
Speaker 2: have Tesla figure over come on a test.
Speaker 10: Good morning and DJ MV, Good morning, the beautiful ladies,
Speaker 10: Valentine and of course Charlemagne.
Speaker 2: Now let's talk about this one dead one arrested after
Speaker 2: a vehicle pedestrian crash. What happened with this? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Now, this is the brother they called in yesterday. You
Speaker 10: remember during Get It Off your Chest? He said he
Speaker 10: was trying to reach us, wasn't able to get my information.
Speaker 10: He mentioned he sent a DM to Charlemagne and I
Speaker 10: so I posted a post yesterday asked him to reach
Speaker 10: out to me.
Speaker 14: He did respond. I looked up the story with his
Speaker 14: step mom.
Speaker 10: I want you to listen to the report by k
Speaker 10: X A N and Austin and then I'll give you
Speaker 10: some more information.
Speaker 27: On the other side, police announced officers arrested a woman
Speaker 27: in connection to a deadly crash on Saturday. Police say
Speaker 27: Marina de la Rossa was driving an SUV when she
Speaker 27: hit a boat trailer parked on the road and then
Speaker 27: hit Janica Molina. Police said Molino was walking on Pecanbrook
Speaker 27: Drive across from on DJ High School. De lar Rossa
Speaker 27: faces intoxication manslaughter charges.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 14: Now, that was a short clip, but I want to
Speaker 14: reiterate that.
Speaker 10: The family said she was standing outside checking her mailbox
Speaker 10: when the drunk driver was driving over the speed limit
Speaker 10: and killed her. And what I'm about to say is graphic,
Speaker 10: but it's important because I want you guys to know
Speaker 10: how this family has been impacted.
Speaker 2: Once she was.
Speaker 10: She was drug about four houses down. Her family said,
Speaker 10: we were going back and forth last night talking. Her
Speaker 10: family said it's probably gonna be a close casket. This
Speaker 10: sister leaves three small children, thirteen, six and five. It
Speaker 10: literally it makes me choke up to think about just
Speaker 10: beautiful family and the family's trying to cover the funeral cause. Guys,
Speaker 10: so their goal is to get to ten thousand. They're
Speaker 10: about halfway through to the goal. If people are interested
Speaker 10: in helping, please look it up under go fund me.
Speaker 10: Her first name is spelled Jays and john A ni
Speaker 10: Cia Molina. I also have it on my Instagram page
Speaker 10: at Tesla Figaro, so if you can't find it, go
Speaker 10: to my instagram page. There's more than one fundraiser, so
Speaker 10: be sure, guys to donate to the one that's organized
Speaker 10: by the sister Tianna of Malina. I just want to
Speaker 10: give a special shout out to the step son you
Speaker 10: know he sent when I did see that he was
Speaker 10: in my hidden inbox. He had been trying to reach
Speaker 10: us for a minute. He called a picture of the show.
Speaker 10: He was really you know, working hard to advocate for
Speaker 10: a stepmom. And guys, really take a look at those pictures.
Speaker 10: Those kids are really adorable and it's really sad that
Speaker 10: this young lady was you know.
Speaker 2: Done like this by drunk. I'm definitely gonna put some
Speaker 2: money in that right now.
Speaker 9: Yeah, how old was she?
Speaker 14: She was a young woman.
Speaker 10: The report unfortunately, it didn't give anything but one paragraph,
Speaker 10: so it didn't say you know, her age. They also
Speaker 10: didn't put her age on the GoFundMe, so didn't they
Speaker 10: didn't list any of that.
Speaker 14: But you know, young woman obviously, you know, having having
Speaker 14: young kids like.
Speaker 2: That five And how old was the driver? How old
Speaker 2: was the driver? Was he a young kid? Was he
Speaker 2: a team? Was he a young adoorce? Was a woman?
Speaker 4: This was a woman.
Speaker 10: So again they only put a paragraph out because again
Speaker 10: they don't cover our stories like that in depth, so
Speaker 10: it doesn't say you know, how old enough? But she
Speaker 10: she looks I mean, I don't want to guess, but
Speaker 10: she's definitely not young. Looks like somebody probably in their
Speaker 10: thirties early thirties, somewhere around that age.
Speaker 5: Know better.
Speaker 4: That's yeah.
Speaker 10: The crazy party is she kept dragging, she kept driving,
Speaker 10: she was trying to. She got out of the car
Speaker 10: and ran and she I believe she almost hit another house.
Speaker 10: I mean, she didn't just hit her and.
Speaker 9: She's going though, you're not in your right mind.
Speaker 5: That is very true. But that is not an excuse reason.
Speaker 9: That's not an excuse reason. That's not get behind the wheels.
Speaker 5: You got it no better.
Speaker 6: But so many Yeah, we've had so many campaigns highways,
Speaker 6: die ways.
Speaker 5: You know, don't drink and drive campaign Like you know
Speaker 5: that the drink.
Speaker 24: Drinking and driving is making that decision while you're sober. Though,
Speaker 24: you get what I'm saying. When you're drunk, you're already
Speaker 24: out of your out of your mind, so you have
Speaker 24: to make that decision while you're sober.
Speaker 4: I'm not driving tonight, right again, right, lock her.
Speaker 2: Up for a long time, Like look, people like that
Speaker 2: got to get the book thrown at them.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, And I don't know what her occupation was. What
Speaker 10: they did stress that she was hardworking. One of her
Speaker 10: photos she had on some type of scrubs, so I'm
Speaker 10: not sure she was in the medical industry or not,
Speaker 10: but I just know those kids are just adorable.
Speaker 14: It's just this is just really really sad.
Speaker 10: I mean they said literally she was ripped apart, and
Speaker 10: I hate to be graphic in that way, but I
Speaker 10: want guys to know how impactful this is. We need
Speaker 10: to hear about this stuff to know one make better choices.
Speaker 10: And you guys, please help this family out there just
Speaker 10: trying to get enough to cover the funeral.
Speaker 5: Just doing it something as simple as just walk into
Speaker 5: your mailbox.
Speaker 2: And check your mail, right, goodness, all right, well let's uh,
Speaker 2: let's jump into this next story about the strict abortion
Speaker 2: bill that was passed last night.
Speaker 5: Jesus crash.
Speaker 10: Yeah, one or two, that's I know, that's funny. It's
Speaker 10: interesting you say that'd be someon on And that's the thing,
Speaker 10: you know, we're front page News. We have a cover
Speaker 10: of what's happening, you know, and it's the one ten
Speaker 10: minutes of the four hours. You know that we try
Speaker 10: to cover, you know, what's happening in the real world.
Speaker 14: So I'm sorry to be a downer.
Speaker 9: You been doing and we gotta we have to talk
Speaker 9: about the hard things.
Speaker 17: I get it, yeh, we do.
Speaker 10: Now, this is what happened in the Iowa legislatures passed
Speaker 10: a bill on Tuesday that will banned nearly all abortions
Speaker 10: after roughly six weeks of pregnancy, severely cutting off access
Speaker 10: to women who are not able to have the procedure
Speaker 10: because most women don't even know they're pregnant until six weeks,
Speaker 10: so this will prohibit abortions after cardiac activity is detected.
Speaker 14: The doctors say that can happen around six weeks.
Speaker 10: Now, the arguments broke out between supporters and opponents of
Speaker 10: the bill. It got really, really heated, so much that
Speaker 10: a state trooper had to break them up. Let's take
Speaker 10: a quick listening with that. Sound delight, and I'll give
Speaker 10: you some more information. I could sound like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: they were. I couldn't hear that much as well. But
Speaker 10: the bottom line is there was a lot of screaming,
Speaker 10: a lot of yelling. They had that that was actually
Speaker 10: between a priest and somebody else. So the priest was
Speaker 10: you know, and there where. Stuff got pretty pretty aggressive.
Speaker 10: But the thing about this is medical professionals are saying
Speaker 10: that it's misleading to say that there is an actual
Speaker 10: heartbeat because those early sounds could be electric pulses, not
Speaker 10: necessarily a heartbeat.
Speaker 14: So that is the big issue on this.
Speaker 10: Also Republican Representative Brad Sherman, he said that everyone is
Speaker 10: free not to have sex if they're not prepared to
Speaker 10: have a baby, they shouldn't have sex if they're that
Speaker 10: concerned about it. He said he will stand by everyone's
Speaker 10: right to practice abstinence. So I was, you know, really
Speaker 10: going through this, and as we know, this is happening
Speaker 10: all over the country, So that's where we are on Thatt,
Speaker 10: this is dangerous.
Speaker 1: Six weeks is crazy, you know because you like, I
Speaker 1: know sometimes I forget when I get my period, so
Speaker 1: I try to look at you know, so like going
Speaker 1: two weeks over when you're supposed to get it. That's
Speaker 1: that's talked about that on my podcast. I didn't know
Speaker 1: I had an abortion and mine was right at six weeks.
Speaker 1: That was like I've made the deadline.
Speaker 5: That's when you found out.
Speaker 10: Yeah, wow, yeah, that's most people find out. So pretty
Speaker 10: much people are saying this is pretty much banning abortion period.
Speaker 10: If you're gonna put you know, a six week deadline
Speaker 10: on it and just as if why uh it used
Speaker 10: to be in this state and so now they bumped
Speaker 10: it down bumped into six weeks.
Speaker 5: Or do you want to talk about it?
Speaker 1: No, I don't mind.
Speaker 24: Uh around twenty nineteen, Yeah, yeah, I talked about it
Speaker 24: on my podcast, your podcast, Shout it Out. Yeah, so yeah,
Speaker 24: I mean I'm open about it, and I feel like
Speaker 24: I made the best decision for me, and I feel
Speaker 24: like not being able to make that decision is going
Speaker 24: to be very dangerous for women because they're still going
Speaker 24: to make that and.
Speaker 1: The babies that they have that they didn't oh my god,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: And yeah, yeah, Now, like you said, I think women,
Speaker 2: if they want to make that decision, they're gonna make
Speaker 2: it regardless if they can't do it in the right
Speaker 2: way way. It's gonna go back to remember when we
Speaker 2: were kids growing up, and you would hear all these
Speaker 2: these women doing stuff with hangers on the basements. Goodness,
Speaker 2: it's gonna be. It's gonna be that.
Speaker 6: I mean, there's always a place you can go to
Speaker 6: get it, but people don't have the money to even travel.
Speaker 23: Right right, right right?
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 10: But see the thing is, this legislation is going all
Speaker 10: over the country. At some point it may not be
Speaker 10: a place to get it, you know, but you're right, Charlemagne.
Speaker 10: In fact, the numbers showed that there has been more
Speaker 10: outside travel as a result of this, you know, people
Speaker 10: trying to go for example, you know, Oklahoma to Texas
Speaker 10: or Texas to you know, another state, or because again
Speaker 10: this legislation is happening all over the country.
Speaker 14: So where you know at some.
Speaker 6: Point probably be California, California, New York probably the last
Speaker 6: two places.
Speaker 10: Right right, All right, well, thanks for sharing be some
Speaker 10: Thank you for sharing that personal story.
Speaker 9: Appreciate that.
Speaker 2: And that is front page.
Speaker 6: And make sure you follow u Tesla figure out on
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Speaker 2: All right, when we come back, we have the ladies
Speaker 2: from Survival of Thickest joining us. That is a Garcel Bouvet,
Speaker 2: Tasha Smith and Michelle how.
Speaker 6: Do I's behind the last name Michelle Bhuteau Bhutto And
Speaker 6: we're gonna kick it with them when we come back.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club One Morning.
Speaker 15: The Breakfast Club, the Power one, O five one, The
Speaker 15: Breakfast Club, Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 1: Worry everybody.
Speaker 2: It's DJ V Charlemagne the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: We got some special guests joining us this morning. They
Speaker 2: are from the Netflix show Survival of the Thickest and
Speaker 2: we have welcome Tasha Smith.
Speaker 4: Good luck with right.
Speaker 2: I was trying to do it in that way before
Speaker 2: before the door close, i'n't even say hello to Michelle.
Speaker 1: Got shot you you got.
Speaker 2: Tasha is in the room? Is here. I want you'
Speaker 2: all to know that Miss Tasha Smith is as loud
Speaker 2: as all the memes say she is. Listen.
Speaker 8: I thought that my life was too dirty to talk
Speaker 8: about until I met.
Speaker 2: Joe's and then you know Eddie's also.
Speaker 28: Yeah, And you know, you know, when you find like
Speaker 28: a friend, just a really good friend in the business,
Speaker 28: that gives you license to be who you are.
Speaker 13: Sometimes that's all we need, Like we know we have
Speaker 13: that voice within us. But when you find someone.
Speaker 28: Who's also successful to be like, no, just do you,
Speaker 28: because the more you know you infuse you, the better
Speaker 28: it is.
Speaker 13: It's like priceless.
Speaker 28: And nobody tells you that because everybody wants to like
Speaker 28: not see you wind heard, but that is.
Speaker 26: Something and that's why just to flip over to how
Speaker 26: incredible survival of the Thickest is because it's it's Michelle's
Speaker 26: authentic self. It's her heart, her soul, her experience, and
Speaker 26: her giving herself the permission to be her and how
Speaker 26: diverse her life is, and then she was able to
Speaker 26: just like create all these beautiful opportun unities for us.
Speaker 13: That's why. I literally and she's as funny as she.
Speaker 3: And she ain't no hat, no, she want everybody to
Speaker 3: be great.
Speaker 26: I mean, And it's such a blessing to support a
Speaker 26: black woman that wrote the book, wrote the show, executive.
Speaker 2: Produced it, starring in it.
Speaker 26: If you can't like just literally support and stand behind
Speaker 26: this woman and be there to.
Speaker 2: Hold her up, you dumb. That's all I got to do?
Speaker 28: Am I gonna cry? It's overwhelming in all the right ways. Right,
Speaker 28: So it's like hard to describe something you've never been
Speaker 28: through before. So like getting married is a shared experience,
Speaker 28: having kids people, I could talk to people anywhere in
Speaker 28: the world about that. But to be a plus sized woman,
Speaker 28: you size eighteen twenty, like not fit in any mold,
Speaker 28: Like you're too light, you too big, you're not big enough, whatever,
Speaker 28: it is that I can't do for somebody, just to
Speaker 28: just do me and know that it's gonna work out
Speaker 28: twenty some odd years later, and to write a book
Speaker 28: and have that book optioned into eight beautiful episodes on
Speaker 28: one of the biggest platforms, and I'm gonna like have.
Speaker 29: This show drop in one hundred and ninety countries.
Speaker 13: I'm like, okay, I'm do it, and let me do it.
Speaker 2: We let me just say this.
Speaker 30: Not only did she create do the whole thing, and
Speaker 30: she put a crew together, a casting crew together like
Speaker 30: I've never seen. I mean I've been in the industry
Speaker 30: for a long time. I have never seen a black
Speaker 30: female camera person ever. I mean, she put such thought
Speaker 30: in who she brought together that it made it fun.
Speaker 30: You walked into the makeup and air trailer and it was.
Speaker 2: All of us.
Speaker 13: You know, we don't see that, we don't get that.
Speaker 13: And she was intentional. Oh yeah, doing that and that
Speaker 13: it's important says a lot. You have to see myself everywhere.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I grew edges doing the shot.
Speaker 23: The man.
Speaker 3: You know some of these shows you.
Speaker 25: Got, I know.
Speaker 26: You got something because that skin is pretty enough, cheeks
Speaker 26: is popping.
Speaker 2: All you do is drink water. So did you know
Speaker 2: you want to go selling Tasha for to play?
Speaker 28: Honestly, I mean yes, They've always been like on my mind,
Speaker 28: on my list, in my back pocket. I'm like, if
Speaker 28: I ever get the chance, because I've been such a fan,
Speaker 28: and I love that they have this this light, Like
Speaker 28: they walk into a room and you could tell he
Speaker 28: just lights up. You can tell that they have been
Speaker 28: through some you could tell that that ain't gonna phase them.
Speaker 28: You could tell that they also want to lift other
Speaker 28: women up. And like, I'm like, when you see yourself
Speaker 28: in someone, you should try to work with them. And
Speaker 28: I know a lot of people get insecure or whatever
Speaker 28: it is, whatever you're going through it, just check yourself
Speaker 28: because you know, rooting for someone else's success will never
Speaker 28: up yours. Like we are definitely better and stronger together.
Speaker 28: And so I mean Garcela, you know, I'll call her
Speaker 28: the Haitian Beyonce, like she is the one, you know,
Speaker 28: like my dad's from Haiti.
Speaker 13: So like everyone's just.
Speaker 28: Like, oh my god, you guys, like my family alone,
Speaker 28: I'm just I can't even imagine.
Speaker 13: And then just like Tasha like for like just forget it.
Speaker 9: Just you know, if you.
Speaker 2: If you combined.
Speaker 28: God, you know, so yeah, I mean I'm not here
Speaker 28: to do what everybody else does, to live in the likes,
Speaker 28: get somebody with a lot of followers, the new next
Speaker 28: hot thing. It's just like, you know, I need somebody
Speaker 28: true to this, you know. So I'm just so excited.
Speaker 28: I just really want people to watch it and take away.
Speaker 13: Whatever they need.
Speaker 5: What do you hopeing people get from?
Speaker 28: I mean it's a love letter to like the fatty
Speaker 28: baddies and addie bodies like you.
Speaker 13: You can't figure out how to love yourself.
Speaker 28: I want to help you if you feel like, how
Speaker 28: am I ever going to get into this size whatever?
Speaker 13: You don't need to you are perfect the way you are.
Speaker 28: You know, we live our life just knowing that we
Speaker 28: are living in a world where we'll never live up
Speaker 28: to this unrealistic, patriarchal standard of attraction, Like you're never
Speaker 28: gonna do.
Speaker 13: That, So just do you?
Speaker 29: You know we have trans performers non binary Royalty.
Speaker 28: If you are a parent that doesn't understand the language
Speaker 28: around non binary, I'm here to help you. It starts
Speaker 28: with a culture too, so I'm here for that. You know,
Speaker 28: if you are a black woman trying to figure out
Speaker 28: how to get her life together. You know, as you're
Speaker 28: approaching forty, you know, am I going to stay in
Speaker 28: this relationship? Am I going to stay in this neighborhood?
Speaker 28: Am I going to stay in this job?
Speaker 19: You know?
Speaker 28: I see something else for myself. I want to help
Speaker 28: you see that for yourself too. Also, what's funny is
Speaker 28: you're gonna laugh along the way. Whoever needs something from it,
Speaker 28: you know, I think they'll get it.
Speaker 26: Oh.
Speaker 6: I have a question what matters more, right, diversity or
Speaker 6: if something is actually good?
Speaker 2: Oh my god?
Speaker 19: Both?
Speaker 2: Yeah, both.
Speaker 28: And you know there's a lot of base sick stuff
Speaker 28: out there because the need for the diversity trumps whether
Speaker 28: it's good or not.
Speaker 13: But yeah, it's got to be good.
Speaker 2: I was gonna ask, you know, with everything talking about it,
Speaker 2: seems like they pick apart people, right, They pick apart
Speaker 2: their looks, no matter what it is. The airline said
Speaker 2: the other day, if you're over a certain way, they
Speaker 2: charge you for a second seat. When you're doing a
Speaker 2: show like that, how do you play into how the
Speaker 2: world looks at people and the world picks apart people
Speaker 2: all the time.
Speaker 28: They've been doing it since we've been born, since you're
Speaker 28: a baby. Oh her thighs since you're eight years old,
Speaker 28: don't give it too much. Since you're twelve, look at them.
Speaker 28: So it's nothing new, you know.
Speaker 29: To be sort of like in the gaze of everybody else.
Speaker 28: But I knew I was beautiful, but I didn't know
Speaker 28: how to express it because no one allowed me to.
Speaker 28: And now that I have the vocabulary and I've been
Speaker 28: highly therapized to be like, no, this is me, this
Speaker 28: is my body is beautiful. It's always for me at least,
Speaker 28: like not us that needs to catch up to the world.
Speaker 28: It's the world that needs to catch up to us.
Speaker 2: Hi. We got more with Michelle Boutteau, Tasha Smith, and
Speaker 2: Garcel Bouvet. They're on the new show Survival of the
Speaker 2: Thickest on Netflix. Now we'll be back. Don't move. It's
Speaker 2: to Breakfast Club. Good morning. Oh everybody is ej n
Speaker 2: V Charlomagne die. We are the Breakfast Club now from
Speaker 2: the show Survival of the Thickest on Netflix. We have
Speaker 2: Michelle Bouteau, Tasha Smith and Garsell Bouve. I was gonna ask,
Speaker 2: you know, when you talk about maybe she shouldn't eat
Speaker 2: no more or look at the thighs, you know, because
Speaker 2: I have six kids, Charlomage has four. Both of us
Speaker 2: have four daughters. But we also I always try to
Speaker 2: instill positive into my daughter, so as my mom knows this.
Speaker 2: So how was your parents when you were coming up?
Speaker 28: You know it was a little bit of both, you know,
Speaker 28: like they really loved on me and supported me, but
Speaker 28: then when we got in public, it's like, let's straighten
Speaker 28: your hair, let's cover your freckles.
Speaker 13: We're going to church. Don't stand up like that.
Speaker 26: Do this.
Speaker 29: So like it was both and so I'm just like, well,
Speaker 29: which is it?
Speaker 13: You know what I mean?
Speaker 28: Because let's not play it safe. My dad's from Haiti,
Speaker 28: my mom's from Jamaica. They came over in the late
Speaker 28: sixties to look for a better life. Can you imagine
Speaker 28: leaving everybody.
Speaker 2: Growing up? I know that's good, Yes, yes, that was amazing.
Speaker 26: You know what's so interesting is that, like this show
Speaker 26: has also inspired me to accept my beauty.
Speaker 2: Like listening to this conversation.
Speaker 26: I feel like, now at fifty two, I am just
Speaker 26: really starting to embrace my beauty and like for real,
Speaker 26: like there was I tell you, but bro, I didn't
Speaker 26: like internally it may have been something that was external.
Speaker 26: But I wasn't the girl that walked away thinking, oh,
Speaker 26: I'm so fine, you know what I mean. Like I
Speaker 26: always thought I was funny. I felt like funny could
Speaker 26: get me in the door. I never led with like
Speaker 26: feeling like oh I'm leading with beauty or sexy or
Speaker 26: any of that. I would get goofy anytime somebody would
Speaker 26: be thinking that I was attractive because I had this
Speaker 26: internal insecurity all the time. And now that I'm older,
Speaker 26: and now I'm at the fifties, I don't give them
Speaker 26: what y'all think, you know what I mean? Like I
Speaker 26: really love myself, Like I feel like more confident, you know,
Speaker 26: more clear about me, about me as a woman. I
Speaker 26: embrace my femininity you know, and all of that. Like,
Speaker 26: but I feel better than I've ever felt like even outside.
Speaker 26: Just now, I was like saying, your legs are so
Speaker 26: pretty talking to Michelle. She's like, you know, you should
Speaker 26: wear your legs or whatever I say. I have these
Speaker 26: vericos veins, So I would never let my legs out
Speaker 26: because I had this thing about the vericos veins. And
Speaker 26: so she herselves like, where you know, next time y'all.
Speaker 8: See me, these legs are going to be out.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking here, that's hilarious. How has it been with
Speaker 2: you being on reality to them?
Speaker 31: Right?
Speaker 2: Because your actress, and you know, people have known you
Speaker 2: for years, but they didn't know the ins and out
Speaker 2: of your life, your kid's life.
Speaker 14: It's so nice.
Speaker 2: Everything is focused on you and your kids. I'm sure
Speaker 2: you have people trolling your kids that lesson it's.
Speaker 13: Hard, let me tell you.
Speaker 30: I mean the one thing about I mean my first
Speaker 30: scene i'll call it at home with the cameras.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 30: I was waiting for action and they were like, no, no, no,
Speaker 30: just live your life because that's what I was used to.
Speaker 30: So now that people see a different side and they
Speaker 30: feel like a three minute scene that they see on Housewives,
Speaker 30: they got me. And it's it's interesting because you're right,
Speaker 30: I can't hide behind a character.
Speaker 13: So now it's like it's me, it's my kids.
Speaker 30: And last year we went through this whole trolling of
Speaker 30: my son Jack's which was horrible. So you got to
Speaker 30: take the good for the bad, you know, and that's
Speaker 30: part of its social media. People feel like they.
Speaker 2: Have doing the show, especially with controlling.
Speaker 13: That was the hardest part because those my kids, they
Speaker 13: didn't sign up for it.
Speaker 2: I signed up for it. But do I regret it?
Speaker 13: No, I don't have a lot of regrets because I
Speaker 13: feel like everything takes you where you're supposed to be.
Speaker 2: Now, everybody, of course knows Jamie Fox has been popping up.
Speaker 2: Have you spoke to Jamie at all?
Speaker 13: I've been talking to Karen and Dave Brown, but not
Speaker 13: to Jamie. But you know, I love that man so much.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know who is his daughter?
Speaker 13: His daughter and Dave Brown is one of his best friends,
Speaker 13: always with him.
Speaker 2: So you know your prayer hands yesterday because we were
Speaker 2: talking about him on the show and just saying that
Speaker 2: you know, who cares what social media or the public
Speaker 2: exactly to rehab on his own exact ones to come out,
Speaker 2: and he sent his prayer hands. So I can't wait
Speaker 2: to see him back out work. I love that so much.
Speaker 2: Want to ask you something, Michelle. In the first episode,
Speaker 2: your character breaks up.
Speaker 1: Did you watch it?
Speaker 5: Well the trailer in the first episode, O.
Speaker 2: I like the honesty your character.
Speaker 5: Could you call them cheating?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Would would you do that in real life? Like you
Speaker 5: just would? Nobody will think people deserve a second chance.
Speaker 28: So I put this in the show because I have
Speaker 28: been cheated on, and most of the women in my
Speaker 28: family have been cheated on. And so my definition of
Speaker 28: what it looks like to really start over, especially within yourself,
Speaker 28: is coming from a place of that being cheated on.
Speaker 28: And so, you know, it really depends. Everybody thinks they
Speaker 28: know what they're going to do until they're in that situation.
Speaker 28: And if you watch the rest of the series, and
Speaker 28: you don't have to watch it, just leave it on
Speaker 28: to like get the numbers. But you know, we go
Speaker 28: back in that relationship and try to figure out whether
Speaker 28: it is something that they should really break up over,
Speaker 28: because you put a lot of time, you know, five
Speaker 28: six years, your good years, your child bearing years, right,
Speaker 28: you've like named your unborn children are ready, Like your
Speaker 28: parents love each other and they already see it for you,
Speaker 28: you know what I mean, Like Grandma already gave you
Speaker 28: her her.
Speaker 13: Engagement ring, just hoping.
Speaker 28: So it's like it takes a long time to actually
Speaker 28: break up with somebody, you know, even if you're not together.
Speaker 13: And so we explore that more in the show.
Speaker 2: And God, so you said it depends, It depends.
Speaker 30: It depends if it's a mistake. People were human, We're
Speaker 30: gonna make mistakes. But if it's a lifestyle, that's a
Speaker 30: different story.
Speaker 5: You got a whole other family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what you do. You think that's a problem,
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 30: If it's a continual thing, if this is how you
Speaker 30: live your life, then that's a problem.
Speaker 5: What about you miss smith? You out?
Speaker 2: Oh I see, I'm just the realist. I mean, I
Speaker 2: don't think.
Speaker 8: I think that when when.
Speaker 26: You get a certain age, I feel like you communicate
Speaker 26: and you have real conversations. You know what I mean,
Speaker 26: And if you or your spouse may have an attraction
Speaker 26: towards someone else, you can have the conversation to be
Speaker 26: able to talk about it.
Speaker 22: Most of the time.
Speaker 8: Women know the men they married or they're dating.
Speaker 26: So most of the time, if someone is cheating, it's
Speaker 26: not that big of a surprise.
Speaker 8: Because you kind of know.
Speaker 26: To me, even if you want to look the other way,
Speaker 26: you have an idea, you have a feeling in your spirit.
Speaker 26: You know you don't wear that fragrance. You know you
Speaker 26: don't smell like that when he brings his ass home.
Speaker 26: I know how I smell.
Speaker 8: You know what I mean, And I know what he
Speaker 8: wore when he left out the house.
Speaker 26: You know, you have an idea, you know, And I
Speaker 26: feel it's an individual choice and a decision, and I
Speaker 26: feel that people have the right to do what they
Speaker 26: choose in their relationship.
Speaker 2: That's what I mean.
Speaker 5: I think some women think they can change a man.
Speaker 5: When I do I do.
Speaker 8: I think they think they can, but they and why
Speaker 8: would you even try?
Speaker 26: It's like that, like no, like, if anything, you'd be
Speaker 26: better off having a conversation or a job.
Speaker 1: Where you're actually getting paid for all that word hello.
Speaker 26: And maybe just trying to understand and what is the
Speaker 26: thing that inspires him to want to go out and
Speaker 26: do that? Like, let's talk about that, because most of
Speaker 26: the time it's something outside of I just want to
Speaker 26: I mean, at the end of.
Speaker 8: The day, isn't.
Speaker 2: Probably no, let me stop no, but like at.
Speaker 27: The end of.
Speaker 2: So many jokes back in the day. But it's.
Speaker 8: About the ego then, and he has to be willing
Speaker 8: to do that.
Speaker 26: And I think most of the time, like I think
Speaker 26: that we could blame it on the action, but not
Speaker 26: look at the heart and the core and the root
Speaker 26: as to why we're seeing the fruit of cheating all
Speaker 26: the time. You follow what I'm saying, and a lot
Speaker 26: of times people get upset and get angry instead of
Speaker 26: really sitting down and having a conversation. And if the
Speaker 26: man was honest enough with himself to own it, if
Speaker 26: he really wants to do different and do better in
Speaker 26: the relationship, then he will go to therapy. I believe
Speaker 26: in therapy.
Speaker 2: I will don't move. He got more with Michelle Buteau,
Speaker 2: Tasha Smith, and Garsell Bouve. It's the breakfast Clubgal Morning,
Speaker 2: owning Everybody. It's DJ and then Charllemagne the guy. We
Speaker 2: are the breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Michelle Buteau,
Speaker 2: Tasha Smith, and Garsel Bouvet from the show Survival of
Speaker 2: the Thickest on Netflix Now.
Speaker 6: Charlamagne in the first episode two, though, you did break
Speaker 6: up with the guy, but y'all worked together dynamics.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it is break up with a person, So it is.
Speaker 23: I mean, it's.
Speaker 5: Personally all done, but professionally y'all still got to Yeah,
Speaker 5: but it's.
Speaker 2: Not every day.
Speaker 8: No, it's not.
Speaker 13: She chose something else.
Speaker 28: But see, that's the That's the thing I want to explore, Like,
Speaker 28: what does it look like when you really intertwine your
Speaker 28: your lives, like that, and I see a lot of
Speaker 28: people doing that on social media, whether it's a podcast
Speaker 28: or whatever. It's just like, do you really want to
Speaker 28: connect yourself to this person like this? Because when you
Speaker 28: break up, it's gonna be very messy. Also, don't you
Speaker 28: want something for your own? And when one person becomes
Speaker 28: more so successful and they have more choices like he did,
Speaker 28: you know, then it's gonna be different. But like like
Speaker 28: Tasha was saying, you have to talk about it. A
Speaker 28: lot of people don't talk. They're just like what was
Speaker 28: for dinner? I had fish today, so let's have chicken tonight.
Speaker 28: And there's so much more than that. And can I
Speaker 28: just say, I mean, I just want to pour into
Speaker 28: these ladies for two whole seconds because you know, I'm
Speaker 28: just a big freckle face that does jokes. So I'm
Speaker 28: just like happy to be here, right, I'm just happy
Speaker 28: to pay my rent. I'm happy that my husband and
Speaker 28: I still love each other. I'm happy that my kids
Speaker 28: are healthy. But like, you know, for them to leave
Speaker 28: their homes and their own toilets and good beds and
Speaker 28: great bathrooms, you know, to come and just like and
Speaker 28: just hang with like me and my crew and just
Speaker 28: do this like silly, little important show and not even
Speaker 28: know and then like even just the allyship alone. Because
Speaker 28: Tasha's character is named Marlee and she is newly bisexual,
Speaker 28: fresh out of divorce, rich, you know, just really kind.
Speaker 2: Of bisexual, sound crazy, and she has a little three some.
Speaker 8: I had to call my twin.
Speaker 2: I was like, it was just like, okay, shut because
Speaker 2: I never kissed before. So I was like, how is it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I never kissed the girl.
Speaker 26: I mean literally, I've never had a three soome, so
Speaker 26: it was an experience.
Speaker 2: I was like, this is different, Okay, I know.
Speaker 13: Yeah, if you could just get your hips more this way,
Speaker 13: we can definitely.
Speaker 2: I was like, are we all gonna kiss together?
Speaker 26: Like?
Speaker 2: Does it get messy when people really do things too
Speaker 2: much that I don't know.
Speaker 26: I was just like, I mean I think that's probably
Speaker 26: why I've never done one, because it seems so messy.
Speaker 28: Well, also like, if you're introducer, well you're a good director,
Speaker 28: you could do it, but listen.
Speaker 8: But what I want to say to is I direct
Speaker 8: the three something.
Speaker 13: It's very it's artful, but you know.
Speaker 28: Tasha posted a picture of her an intimate scene with
Speaker 28: the girl that she's kissing and the homophobia was alive and.
Speaker 1: Well in the comment section outrageous, right, still like alive
Speaker 1: and well.
Speaker 13: So I had to call and check in on her,
Speaker 13: like are you okay?
Speaker 28: Because now you're putting yourself out there in a way
Speaker 28: that I was, like, I'm used to, but I'm like,
Speaker 28: I'm saying it was so great you say it?
Speaker 2: I mean, are you kidding?
Speaker 26: Who may be the poster job for a straight woman
Speaker 26: and most of these people that have had threesomes that.
Speaker 3: I actually adn't y'all out there living.
Speaker 8: Your best life and I can't even.
Speaker 6: Acta pushing an agenda yeah yeah, yeah, which.
Speaker 2: Is hilarious wild.
Speaker 26: And I love telling her story, Like, I mean, that's
Speaker 26: what I love about this show is that we have
Speaker 26: so many parts of life that we get a chance
Speaker 26: to talk about. And this woman that's in her fifties
Speaker 26: or forties or however, old Marley okay, But she's exploring
Speaker 26: her life and love and relationship and I think it's
Speaker 26: a beautiful thing. And I think she's very courageous and
Speaker 26: wonderful and having a good time doing it. And it's
Speaker 26: a whole lot of women out there that are Marley's
Speaker 26: and her story has the right to be told, and
Speaker 26: I'm grateful that I get a chance to do that.
Speaker 26: As an actor, I was directing so much I literally prayed.
Speaker 26: I said, I'm gonna start saying no to jobs like
Speaker 26: directing jobs because I don't want to like my actor
Speaker 26: is starting to get jealous, right.
Speaker 2: And then Michelle came. It was like a dream. It
Speaker 2: was a dream.
Speaker 26: I wanted to get back in front of the camera
Speaker 26: so bad. I get to work with this queen and
Speaker 26: I get to tell Mary Hardly story.
Speaker 8: I am just so blessed.
Speaker 6: People love you the director though, because they feel like you.
Speaker 6: I feel like you do support so many other black people.
Speaker 6: You have so many other black people in power, so
Speaker 6: many other black people, even behind the scenes.
Speaker 5: So that's why they love you the director.
Speaker 2: They got to go around to the time about that.
Speaker 2: I am actually.
Speaker 26: Thank you, And yes we have and we are having
Speaker 26: a bleast a bleast the writer stri actor Strike, well
Speaker 26: right now we're waiting held a little bit, but we
Speaker 26: have shot a lot.
Speaker 2: We've we've shot a lot of them and it's fun.
Speaker 5: That's why they rushing for the promotion because Strike, you
Speaker 5: can't permit it.
Speaker 2: But you know what if it's supposed to happen.
Speaker 8: It will and it will be for the best.
Speaker 2: But thank you for joining us. The next.
Speaker 26: Town come back up and Charlemanne, can I just say
Speaker 26: that I love both of you and thank you so
Speaker 26: much much, like y'all are always so such a blessing
Speaker 26: and so supportive to all of us, like every time
Speaker 26: we have something we need to talk about, promote anything.
Speaker 26: I just really appreciate y'all. And I don't know if
Speaker 26: I ever got a chance to tell y'all that, thank you.
Speaker 2: Listen to your platform. When y'all can come up here
Speaker 2: any time, y'all in town, you can give us.
Speaker 13: A call, you guys.
Speaker 2: We appreciate you, guys.
Speaker 23: Thank you.
Speaker 8: Can I buy a bracelet?
Speaker 13: Are they for saying? What's up with the batteries.
Speaker 17: On?
Speaker 2: My daughter made me a bracelet and she was crying
Speaker 2: when I got home because I took it off. So
Speaker 2: I have the braces and she makes them and she
Speaker 2: was like that I want to sell them. So I
Speaker 2: brought them up here and the staff has bought bracelets
Speaker 2: everybody but Charlamagne. There's no call. She just turned. She says,
Speaker 2: they are being.
Speaker 26: Rachel Now, yes, there are four dollars that's it.
Speaker 2: Yes, that is it? Four dollars.
Speaker 8: That's hilarious.
Speaker 5: I got a trust point already.
Speaker 2: She got real. You're gonna be happy, You're gonna be
Speaker 2: sold downe that Okay. See that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 13: That's what real support looks like.
Speaker 2: No, and my friend over there will not support.
Speaker 8: What a cause behind it?
Speaker 3: Okay, ain't even no story to it.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 2: Well, we appreciate you, guys. It's the Breakfast Club. Good
Speaker 2: morning you. Let's have anod morning everybody. It's the j
Speaker 2: n V charlamagnea Goud. We are the Breakfast Club. Now
Speaker 2: we're celebrating twentieth anniversary of wild Out, so we have
Speaker 2: b some moaning Justina Valentine, y'all. Yeah, and let's get
Speaker 2: to the rooms. Whole lot of names or you've gossip
Speaker 2: been you chatting?
Speaker 7: God?
Speaker 2: This is the rumor report.
Speaker 21: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: This is where the tea.
Speaker 22: Spells right right on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Now, last night was the twenty twenty three SP's all right,
Speaker 2: they did it out in La. Did any of you
Speaker 2: guys watch it at all?
Speaker 1: I just seen the clip like I saw when Lebron won,
Speaker 1: and you know, Savannah was up there with the daughter.
Speaker 1: That was so cute. I just saw that little clip.
Speaker 2: Let's play that clip. Lebron James's wife was giving him
Speaker 2: an award and his whole family was up there, and
Speaker 2: she was talking about her.
Speaker 31: Bank as the SPI's honor Lebron for breaking the NBA's
Speaker 31: all time scoring record. I decided I wanted to tell
Speaker 31: you what I think. I think Lebron James is the
Speaker 31: baddest mother mom so cute, that's only I think Lebron
Speaker 31: James is the baddest to ever set foot on a
Speaker 31: basketball court. Nobody works harder, nobody cares more, and nobody
Speaker 31: has done more for the game of basketball than Lebron James.
Speaker 6: Let me tell you something, man, Out of all of
Speaker 6: all Lebron's accomplishments, out of all of the money he has,
Speaker 6: his biggest flex is his beautiful black family.
Speaker 2: His family.
Speaker 6: That is the ultimate flex for a black man is
Speaker 6: to have a beautiful black family, a beautiful black wife,
Speaker 6: you know, beautiful black kids.
Speaker 2: You know, because black love is the revolution.
Speaker 5: You already know.
Speaker 1: Together So long, y yeahs so freaking beautiful, gorgeous.
Speaker 2: Now Lebron James also talks about will he be returning
Speaker 2: to the NBA.
Speaker 19: When the season ended, I said I wasn't sure if
Speaker 19: I was gonna keep playing. And I know a lot
Speaker 19: of experts told you guys what I said, But I'm
Speaker 19: here now speaking for myself. In that moment, I'm asking
Speaker 19: myself if I can still play without cheating the game?
Speaker 19: Can I give everything to the game still? Truth is,
Speaker 19: I've been asking myself this question at the end of
Speaker 19: the season for a couple of years now. I just
Speaker 19: never openly talked about it. I don't care how many
Speaker 19: more points I score or what I can and cannot
Speaker 19: do on the floor. The real question for me is
Speaker 19: can I play without cheating this game? The day I
Speaker 19: can't give the game everything on the floor is the
Speaker 19: day I'll be done. Looking for you guys, that day
Speaker 19: is not today.
Speaker 6: They clapping the chair and like they really thought Lebron
Speaker 6: James was going to retire. No, he was just trying
Speaker 6: to take attention away from the fact that the nuggetswept him.
Speaker 5: That's all.
Speaker 2: He's still a go though, he's I mean, Jeffrey Jordan's.
Speaker 1: Yes, Jordan, Lebron to like you know, for this generation
Speaker 1: like he's years ago.
Speaker 16: He is.
Speaker 6: This generation is up for discussion as well, because there's
Speaker 6: a little beige boy in Golden State named Steph Curry
Speaker 6: all right, who's got four rings and he's beaten Lebron
Speaker 6: James three times in the NBA finals.
Speaker 5: Just want to put that out there.
Speaker 2: The most points Lebron James, Yes, Korea.
Speaker 5: I had the most points in history for years? Ain't
Speaker 5: none of all that was that he was doing?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't know that about sports. What makes you
Speaker 9: the goat?
Speaker 2: Just being the best. Like the thing about Kareem We're
Speaker 2: not gonna have this conversation now, but the thing about
Speaker 2: Kareem is we didn't actually get a chance to really
Speaker 2: see Kareem play, you know what I mean. It wasn't
Speaker 2: really our generation. So I'm sure my father's probably like
Speaker 2: Kareem's the goat.
Speaker 25: All right.
Speaker 2: But we also got to talk about Patrick Mahones. He
Speaker 2: won Best Athlete. He spoke as well.
Speaker 23: I remember growing up watching the SVS and seeing a
Speaker 23: lot of great athletes win awards, and uh, to be
Speaker 23: on this stage winning this award is a tremendous honor,
Speaker 23: but it a wouldn't be possible without God. So I
Speaker 23: want to thank him.
Speaker 2: First.
Speaker 23: I truly believe that my teammates, my coaches the guy
Speaker 23: I'm not in the building yard supporting me and making
Speaker 23: me the guy that I am, the man that I am.
Speaker 23: So I want to thank them. And finally, Chiefs Kingdom.
Speaker 23: So this is a great award, but uh, we're gonna
Speaker 23: do this thing again. We're gonna keep this thing rolling.
Speaker 2: Congratulations Patrick Mahomes, who is that he just won? The quarterback?
Speaker 2: Is the quarterback?
Speaker 9: He's white?
Speaker 5: Racial?
Speaker 2: No, No, he's fine.
Speaker 9: I probably know I think.
Speaker 5: I think he's married.
Speaker 9: I said, if he was fine, I probably know him.
Speaker 9: I've got nothing to do with married or not.
Speaker 1: And he's like, that's why I'm not going to discuss
Speaker 1: sports with y'all because I don't know is.
Speaker 2: Now Now, we also got a salute to Jay Z.
Speaker 2: He was nominated for an Emmy for the Super Bowl
Speaker 2: halftime show that was Rihanna. Of course he put that
Speaker 2: thing together. So he's nominated for an Emmy. Some of
Speaker 2: the other people that are nominated, Kicky Palmer, Shiryl Lee Roush, Dominique, Fishback,
Speaker 2: just a host of Dominique. Now, this year's ceremony is
Speaker 2: gonna happen Monday, the eighteenth of September at eight pm.
Speaker 2: I don't know what they're going to do as far
Speaker 2: as the host, because last night the SBS didn't have
Speaker 2: a host because of the strike in Hollywood.
Speaker 6: That'll be a jay Z second Emmy if they win,
Speaker 6: because Doctor dre and snooped him one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 2: This isay won it for that? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: And that is your rumor report.
Speaker 6: Now, charlam Mane were giving a donkey two man. You
Speaker 6: know this is our first week back from vacation. Man
Speaker 6: and I wanted to do this donkey, but we were awful.
Speaker 6: We need Google to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 6: We need to have a word with them because they
Speaker 6: had a mix up between Luf of Van Draws and
Speaker 6: Master p and we need to just know, we need
Speaker 6: to discuss.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll get into that next. It don't move.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast club Soler Maine say the gang don't
Speaker 2: get other. Shame Maine. You are don't It's time for
Speaker 2: donkeys a day.
Speaker 5: Donkey of today does not discrimination.
Speaker 2: I might not have the song of today, but I
Speaker 2: got the donkey.
Speaker 5: Day clos So do you ever feel I needed.
Speaker 13: To be a donkey man.
Speaker 5: The breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Bitch. Please don't give today today.
Speaker 6: Wow, donkey today for Thursday, July thirteenth goes to Google.
Speaker 5: Now, this is our first week back from vacation, so.
Speaker 6: I wanted to give Google donkey of to day when
Speaker 6: I first saw this, but we weren't here. Now, let's
Speaker 6: be clear, Google gets things wrongs all the time, okay,
Speaker 6: especially when it comes to black people. A right number
Speaker 6: one the celebrity network just false, completely fabricated. Any number
Speaker 6: you see, I promise is complete nonsense, rubbish malarkey. First
Speaker 6: of all, all our networks are priceless. Right, you can't
Speaker 6: put a dollargue out on any of God's creations. In two,
Speaker 6: I don't have that kind of money, all right, stop.
Speaker 6: But more so than that, more so.
Speaker 5: Than the money, would I worry about it.
Speaker 6: There's a generation of people who are really not going
Speaker 6: to know the true history of folks who have made
Speaker 6: significant contributions to the arts because of Google's misinformations. And
Speaker 6: see when we were away, there was a mix up
Speaker 6: between master p and Luca van Drawsts and anybody see that.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 6: When you search luf of van drass On Google Masterpiece
Speaker 6: picture came up. I can't make this kind of stuff up.
Speaker 6: Let's listen to masterpiece thoughts on it. You don't have
Speaker 6: masterpiece thoughts, okay, Jesus Christ. Well, mix ups like that
Speaker 6: are a reason black people are obligated, I mean required.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm talking.
Speaker 6: We should be committed to not knowing who famous white
Speaker 6: people are, all right.
Speaker 5: I do it all the time, like I don't.
Speaker 6: Know the difference between Taylor Swift and Arianna Grande purposely, Okay,
Speaker 6: when you hear a classic throwback like Complicated by Avril Levine,
Speaker 6: you gotta turn to a white person and say, man,
Speaker 6: this is one of my favorite Britney Spear songs. Okay,
Speaker 6: listen to me. You have to do it because you
Speaker 6: know at some point they gonna disrespect us. I love
Speaker 6: acting like I don't know who's in the Beatles. If
Speaker 6: a white person asked me who's in the Beatles, I
Speaker 6: say Elton John, I say Sting, I say Paul mccartny,
Speaker 6: I say machine Gun Kelly. I do it on purpose,
Speaker 6: because if you don't care enough to do your due
Speaker 6: diligence and get black legends correct, then why should I
Speaker 6: act like I know what the hell is going on
Speaker 6: with white legends, and that's word to the first President
Speaker 6: of the United States of America, George W.
Speaker 22: Bush.
Speaker 6: Now let me also say Jamie Fox and calling Firth,
Speaker 6: I believe his name is who. I will not purposely
Speaker 6: mix up with Colin Fowle, because I love what they're doing.
Speaker 6: They along with Sony pictures of doing a documentary on
Speaker 6: the legendary Lufa Van Dross stropping the clues bombs for
Speaker 6: Jamie Fox and Colin first doing that because any word
Speaker 6: you use for great in regard to the Luf for
Speaker 6: Van Drass is an understatement, so he deserves all his flowers.
Speaker 5: I don't care what sending them you have for great.
Speaker 5: You know you can looking at the saurus.
Speaker 2: Don't matter if you're talking big Luthor or skinny Luthor.
Speaker 5: That man's voice is annoyed.
Speaker 6: Okay, dance with my father hearing now if only for
Speaker 6: one night, phenomenal, phenomenal tombs.
Speaker 5: Do we have the Matthew audio yet? No, still don't.
Speaker 1: But I agree with you. I think all those white
Speaker 1: folks look at like I look in the mirror. Sometimes
Speaker 1: I'm like, am I maid? Am I? Jeffree Starr. Who
Speaker 1: am I? They say that I want to and I
Speaker 1: hate and I hate that people say that, and it's
Speaker 1: it's not like that, but it's just like you, like,
Speaker 1: what if somebody told you look like young jock ers.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you don't want to be told you look
Speaker 1: like to do? No, I'm just saying, like what girl
Speaker 1: wants to be told they look like? You know what
Speaker 1: I mean? But we do all look alike. I agree,
Speaker 1: But I will say, with.
Speaker 6: All the praise I just gave Luther Vandross, he ain't
Speaker 6: no person Miller. Okay, Luther Vandross made closer I get
Speaker 6: to you, but he ain't never made make him.
Speaker 2: Say, y'all.
Speaker 6: Right, you see LuSE for Van drows loop of Van draws.
Speaker 6: If this world was mindy, he ain't never made an
Speaker 6: ice cream man?
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 6: Luther made never too much, but he ain't never made
Speaker 6: a no limit soldier. Y'all stayed disrespecting Percy Miller, and
Speaker 6: I'm sick of it. Big Luther Vandross ate a lot
Speaker 6: of cereal, master p owns his own cereal. Okay, there's differences,
Speaker 6: there's levels. Let's talk about it. And I got one
Speaker 6: hundred dollars in somebody's cash app right now, they can
Speaker 6: get me an AI version of Master P singing, Luther
Speaker 6: Van Draws, Power Love, and I got another one hundred
Speaker 6: if you can get me an AI version of Lufen
Speaker 6: Vandross singing I missed my homies. That's the only way
Speaker 6: to settle this, okay, Tomorrow of the story is, there's
Speaker 6: never a reason to not know who master P is,
Speaker 6: and there's never a reason to not know who Luther
Speaker 6: Vandraws is, especially when you're Google and your alleged mission
Speaker 6: is to organize the world's information and make it universally
Speaker 6: accessible and useful. Okay, when the search is supposed to
Speaker 6: make it easy to discover a broad range of information
Speaker 6: from a wide variety of sources. That is what Google
Speaker 6: is supposed to do. I don't know who they source
Speaker 6: to see what Lufa Vandross looks like, but that source God,
Speaker 6: our beautiful black musical culture f up.
Speaker 2: Please let me my give Google the biggest he huh
Speaker 2: he ha he ha, you stupid mother, you dumb that's right.
Speaker 1: I love her.
Speaker 9: I love Remy, the Beatles.
Speaker 6: Elton John Sting, Paul McCartney and Machine Gun, Kelly.
Speaker 2: You've got Ringo.
Speaker 1: Who is that the one the one who got like forgotten?
Speaker 1: I think like the Ringo star. They're always like, that's the.
Speaker 5: One who Ringo is. Blue's sister.
Speaker 13: Who you don't know?
Speaker 5: Who Blue is?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 9: I really don't know white history.
Speaker 2: Beyonce and jay Z's daughter.
Speaker 17: Blue.
Speaker 2: Oh Blue, I don't know. Mom.
Speaker 5: You ain't got no kids. You be lying?
Speaker 6: Oh wow, Blue, Blue, You're not the same person. Okay, Baby,
Speaker 6: I have no idea about me.
Speaker 13: Don't don't Gray corner?
Speaker 9: Yeah, y'all need to be playing Gracie's corner.
Speaker 2: Gracy's corner.
Speaker 24: That's a black black girl that does all the alphabets,
Speaker 24: and so I know.
Speaker 8: Tabitha Brown, Yeah, Gracie seven.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you for that. Donkey of the day be etc.
Speaker 2: Piece to bt B T we see you, tom All,
Speaker 2: y'all don't want to say good bye to BT all right,
Speaker 2: everybody else eight hundred five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 2: We were talking earlier about Kiki Palmer's boyfriend and him
Speaker 2: expressing his feelings, right, we want to open up the
Speaker 2: phone lines eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 2: He expressed his feelings. People made fun of him. They
Speaker 2: said he was too sensitive, They said that he was
Speaker 2: acting like a sucker, and all these other things. So
Speaker 2: we want to ask I think he's wrong.
Speaker 24: There's a certain way, not a certain way, to articulate
Speaker 24: your feelings, whether you're male or female. But I think
Speaker 24: it has to be emotional intelligence and maturity too.
Speaker 6: You're right, and this is why we're going to have
Speaker 6: this conversation because I want to know is it even
Speaker 6: worth it for men to express their feelings publicly? Because
Speaker 6: everything you're staying someone is right. But how come we
Speaker 6: can't have that conversation. Why don't people just automatically go to, oh,
Speaker 6: he's as.
Speaker 2: Either let him.
Speaker 6: Communicate his feelings and if he didn't communicate his feelings right,
Speaker 6: then let's say show him how to communicate.
Speaker 2: Are let's talk about it when we come back. Eight
Speaker 2: hundred five eight five one on five one will take
Speaker 2: you calls as well as the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. Warning, everybody is tj n V Charlemagne
Speaker 2: the gud We are to Breakfast Club. If you're just
Speaker 2: joining us with celebrating the twentieth anniversary of wild'n Out,
Speaker 2: you could take your headphones off. Guys, you can take
Speaker 2: your headphones. Take the headphones off from Sorry, I shouldn't
Speaker 2: tell you that.
Speaker 8: We're like, yeah, that's our first day.
Speaker 2: But we're celebrating the twentieth anniversary of Wilding Out and
Speaker 2: we have b simoning Justina Valentine. We are this morning, Yes,
Speaker 2: and we're asking eight hundred five eight five one five one?
Speaker 2: Can men show weakness? Can they show vulnerable? Can they
Speaker 2: be open and free with their feelings without nothing like
Speaker 2: a suck up some time?
Speaker 23: Can?
Speaker 5: But is it worth it?
Speaker 1: It's probably not.
Speaker 9: It is worth it if you do it the right way.
Speaker 5: Talk to us.
Speaker 2: You can't do it.
Speaker 24: First of all, the internet is never going to be
Speaker 24: a place where hundreds and thousands of people aren't going
Speaker 24: to attack somebody and have opinions.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 24: So at the end of the day, if I'm putting
Speaker 24: something on the Internet, I have to know that that's
Speaker 24: going to happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you have to be fine with you. But
Speaker 1: I know one thing for sure, and you think for certain,
Speaker 1: my man better let me bust it open on Drake
Speaker 1: or whomever like. He better not say nothing about forget.
Speaker 5: I mean, why do you why do y'all think a
Speaker 5: man should just be okay with that.
Speaker 6: I love you, You're my woman if I've committed to
Speaker 6: you in that way, like say like they were married,
Speaker 6: you know, we got children together. Why can't my feelings
Speaker 6: be hurt if I see you busting it open on anybody?
Speaker 1: I think it can be if she's not like in
Speaker 1: the entertainment space. But again, Kiki is an entertainer. She
Speaker 1: has eyes on her. This is what I usher picked
Speaker 1: her out of the crowd to dance with her because
Speaker 1: she is who she is. So that's why I think
Speaker 1: she gets a free passage. Man has a baby's relationship
Speaker 1: with shed in backroom, She's just like.
Speaker 5: What y'all do know that it's all entertainment thing? Is
Speaker 5: not a valid excuse.
Speaker 1: And guess what well then I need in this industry,
Speaker 1: we used.
Speaker 6: To take our we were told not to wear our
Speaker 6: wedding rings and then act like we weren't married back
Speaker 6: in the day, back in the Yeah, don't you think
Speaker 6: that wouldn't hurt wife's feelings?
Speaker 24: Partner if he really what's upset about that? That's something
Speaker 24: you should know about your partner before you get in
Speaker 24: front of us her.
Speaker 6: That's true, But I want to take it out of
Speaker 6: the us and Kiki thing. I just want to say, man,
Speaker 6: we got so many men in therapy, so many men
Speaker 6: doing the work. But men always get so much flak
Speaker 6: for not expressing their emotions, not expressing their feelings. But
Speaker 6: when they do, they get called him to kill suckers
Speaker 6: and punks, and you know that he's not on her level.
Speaker 2: He's jealous of her successful. How about some men are
Speaker 2: just in love and trying.
Speaker 5: To figure it out.
Speaker 1: They be jealous so too, especially like no, just saying
Speaker 1: like it could it could be an It could be
Speaker 1: a little bit of both. It could be a little
Speaker 1: bit of jealousness and a little bit because.
Speaker 8: You love it, being a little jealous of me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, my feelings are because you' buzzing it open on
Speaker 5: somebody else.
Speaker 2: See. But the thing is, if you guys had men,
Speaker 2: and you broke up with your man, and you put
Speaker 2: on Instagram or social media, I broke up with my man,
Speaker 2: I'm not feeling good. It's not right, y'all wouldn't get
Speaker 2: hateful comments. You would get a lot of people support.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be.
Speaker 2: It be now if me and Charlamagne put on there,
Speaker 2: I just broke up with my good like man, man.
Speaker 5: And we know it's double standards for everything.
Speaker 6: But when women express their emotions and feelings, we're told
Speaker 6: we should listen, regardless of where they expressed them. But
Speaker 6: when men do it, we suckers and we secure it.
Speaker 6: That's not right man, and y'all gonna make it the way.
Speaker 6: Men are going to want to express their emotions publicly,
Speaker 6: and that's dangerous because men expressing themselves publicly.
Speaker 2: Is how other men will learn how to publicly express
Speaker 2: their emotions. Even look at look my situation in my book.
Speaker 2: I wrote a book about me and my wife's relationship.
Speaker 2: We've been together twenty nine years, thirty years, and I
Speaker 2: talked about and early on I couldn't make an orgasm.
Speaker 2: I didn't know. We were six seen in fifteen. There
Speaker 2: were memes they made fun of me, but it was
Speaker 2: me expressing how I was. Now, if I was a
Speaker 2: very sensitive person, which I am, I would be like
Speaker 2: when I write the next one, I'm like, I ain't
Speaker 2: putting nothing else out there because me trying to express
Speaker 2: myself open the door. Because there was so many men
Speaker 2: they that showed the same way and it went through
Speaker 2: the same thing. But it were scared to say that what.
Speaker 6: You're trying to get sympathy right now. Nobody shamed him
Speaker 6: because he expressed, he did his emotions. Shamed he ain't
Speaker 6: know how to.
Speaker 5: Work the middle.
Speaker 2: That's why it's the guys. Ten years that what we
Speaker 2: were shaming you for.
Speaker 8: But if you don't know, you can't fix it.
Speaker 2: You didn't know right exactly. It was sixteen when when
Speaker 2: I was here.
Speaker 1: Was at least making it, she was at least facing.
Speaker 2: That's how it came out. So it was sixteen. But
Speaker 2: I used to watch porns, so I thought sex was
Speaker 2: bang bang bang bang bang. But you had to learn.
Speaker 2: There was nobody to tell me or teach me. So yes,
Speaker 2: I did, so people could learn and have those conversations.
Speaker 6: And everybody read that book was like, I've been making
Speaker 6: women all gays. Okay, you the one that ain't doing
Speaker 6: your day making fun of me.
Speaker 24: This year, so you ain't the only one that ain't
Speaker 24: doing nothing in the bedroom. I'm thirty three and have
Speaker 24: my first organs.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's that's crazy, Like you weren't having sex with
Speaker 2: one person for ten years? Yeah you know. Yeah, she
Speaker 2: was having an orgasm with my mouth, not with my penis.
Speaker 2: That's the thing I was.
Speaker 1: Gonna say she really love you, though, because she's still
Speaker 1: by your side with no orgasms from sex and wanted
Speaker 1: to make you feel good like she was so she
Speaker 1: you know, but that's a really.
Speaker 16: Up.
Speaker 1: No, it's true, like she's she's a real rid.
Speaker 9: You're going to speak up. It's not the man's fault
Speaker 9: if you don't know, if you ain't.
Speaker 6: Telling them nothing to me, telling this lie about how
Speaker 6: he was making her do it with his mouth.
Speaker 22: I did.
Speaker 26: She was on.
Speaker 2: And the first thing, I am not clown. I love
Speaker 2: the fact that you expressed your fiel has nothing to
Speaker 2: do with that.
Speaker 5: Old gas for ten years.
Speaker 6: That's what we're talking about, not talking about you expressing
Speaker 6: your feeling No, I'm not once I said you wrong
Speaker 6: for expressing your feelings wrong without making the difference.
Speaker 1: The first time she actually really orgasm was she's like,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, babe, I've been lying for a decade,
Speaker 1: Like did she bug out? Like?
Speaker 16: What was that?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 8: Right, it's in the book. Let me read the book.
Speaker 1: Period.
Speaker 5: All of the moral of the.
Speaker 6: Story is we got to stop shaming men for expressing themselves.
Speaker 6: We made so much toxic behavior public. We have to
Speaker 6: make the positive healing behavior public too, and y'all gonna
Speaker 6: make it the way men feel like it's not worthing
Speaker 6: to expresshimself because how y'all reacting?
Speaker 24: And guess what more men step up? Like there should
Speaker 24: be more men on the internet really supporting this brother
Speaker 24: in this time. If that's what y'all believe, did we get?
Speaker 6: We get shamed for that against She's a I don't
Speaker 6: care without she wears. Yeah, I don't care about any
Speaker 6: of that. I care about man. This man, if his
Speaker 6: feelings are hurt, he should be able to express.
Speaker 2: Gentleman, what's up, bro? What's your thoughts? Man?
Speaker 7: That's just how this world is.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 17: They expect a man to shut up, be quiet, produce,
Speaker 17: don't have no feelings, don't show no hurt. I work
Speaker 17: in the criminal courts. Right now, there's the case a
Speaker 17: brother was losing custody of his child, and let's just
Speaker 17: stay right now. You gotta do eighteen years in prison
Speaker 17: because nobody would listen to him. Nobody expects, Oh, why
Speaker 17: is a man you want to see your child so much?
Speaker 5: He ended up calling doing violence to the young lady exactly.
Speaker 2: Lloyd.
Speaker 17: Yeah, so avenue for he was calling his friend every
Speaker 17: night crying nobody else would listen to him. This man
Speaker 17: was in a lot of things. He just wants you
Speaker 17: to shut up. Imagine seeing you a woman on stretch,
Speaker 17: stays dressed like that, I don't care about something inappropriate.
Speaker 17: What's the man supposed to do? React after he told it?
Speaker 17: Don't come out like I don't know, but this is what.
Speaker 1: This is also Kiky Palmer, very famous, very talented entertainer.
Speaker 1: She's not just you know, someone who went out that
Speaker 1: night to go like get a freaking with guys like
Speaker 1: she is who she is. I think we're forgetting that point.
Speaker 1: That's a very portant We're forgetting that's why.
Speaker 6: That's what he was expressing in that interview when he
Speaker 6: was saying how he always fucked. He hadn't need to
Speaker 6: be perfect because she's Kiky Palmer, and he felt that
Speaker 6: she would always be perfect because she's so.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you a question. All the allowances that
Speaker 1: men are afforded who are famous, who are are females
Speaker 1: not afforded those the same allowances. Because men that have,
Speaker 1: you know, a long list of options and are famous,
Speaker 1: I feel like they get away with a lot more
Speaker 1: than just a normal dude relationship.
Speaker 2: They should I don't think they should see the problem
Speaker 2: was was I don't necessarily think the problem was what happened.
Speaker 2: I think it was this the phone right.
Speaker 5: Think about it.
Speaker 2: Men go to a strip club, they get lap dances,
Speaker 2: nobody knows, nobody sees. But now imagine your man and
Speaker 2: there's a video of your man getting a crazy lap dance, and.
Speaker 1: You feel, yes, yeah, when that fudge leaves a little.
Speaker 5: Line, you be mad because you've been publicly embarrassed.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 24: Yes, So it's really not about it's really you don't
Speaker 24: want people to know, because it's really you want to
Speaker 24: do everything behind closed doors and you don't want the
Speaker 24: internet to know.
Speaker 5: I don't think.
Speaker 6: I just think you shouldn't publicly embarrass your significant other.
Speaker 6: I think I grow publicly.
Speaker 24: But why is it not embarrassing if it's behind closed doors?
Speaker 24: But it's only embarrassing and people see it if it's
Speaker 24: truly who you are.
Speaker 2: I think it's what do you mean when you say
Speaker 2: behind closed door?
Speaker 24: Like you said, if there's no cameras out and you
Speaker 24: could do it, then y'all two can have a conversation
Speaker 24: working easy to work.
Speaker 2: And it's like if you and your man getting an
Speaker 2: argument at home, it's different. But now if you're in public,
Speaker 2: it's a lot different because now people don't know what
Speaker 2: you're arguing about is pressing. Now you might feel a
Speaker 2: certain way. Things that you might have forgave him for
Speaker 2: at home, you might not forgive him for if it's
Speaker 2: in the public.
Speaker 5: That's what the young man was wrong for. The young
Speaker 5: man was wrong.
Speaker 6: She was wrong for publicly embarrassing him. Would he was
Speaker 6: wrong for publicly ambassing around social media? They could have
Speaker 6: just had a conversation on I could shows at home
Speaker 6: and nobody would have been.
Speaker 2: On the take some more calls eight hundred five eight five,
Speaker 2: one oh five to one calling let us know what
Speaker 2: you think. It's the Breakfast l in the morning express
Speaker 2: their feelings. Everybody's DJ Envy, Charlamagne the Guy. We are
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. You know, it's the twentieth anniversary or
Speaker 2: the twentieth season of wild'n Out and we have Justina
Speaker 2: Valentine and b Simonious Wizard And if you're just joining us,
Speaker 2: we're talking about men being able to express their feelings.
Speaker 2: Is why when a man expresses his feeling he's a sucker,
Speaker 2: he's a simp, he's he's a whim. But when women
Speaker 2: do it this, they get so much supporting. I know
Speaker 2: you're about to see something. You was about to say something, Justina, I.
Speaker 1: Was gonna say, did I not see the full clip?
Speaker 1: Because the clip I saw was not that crazy. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. Like if she had been bent over
Speaker 1: and Usher was just pulling her hair and just like
Speaker 1: you know, slamming her, I'll be like, Okay, it was
Speaker 1: a little crazy, but the clip I saw was not crazy.
Speaker 2: I will say this though, like as a man, what
Speaker 2: you just said is probably what he saw in his mind, right.
Speaker 21: You know that's.
Speaker 2: That's your wife, your girl, your baby mother. That's what
Speaker 2: you've seen. You didn't just see little dance you seen.
Speaker 6: By the way, what's wrong with being insecure? And what's
Speaker 6: wrong with me expressing that I'm insecure now? Because the
Speaker 6: insecurity is going to express whether I stay on or not.
Speaker 6: Just tell my my behavior, You're going to tell about
Speaker 6: certain language. All I'm saying is you gotta let men
Speaker 6: be able to express these emotions because if you don't,
Speaker 6: they're gonna keep them pent up inside. And we've all
Speaker 6: seen what that leads to that don't be nothing but toxic.
Speaker 5: Masculine.
Speaker 8: My thing is express it.
Speaker 9: But then what is the solution, Like, if I'm insecure,
Speaker 9: we need to figure out how to get work on that.
Speaker 3: If I'm judging with each other.
Speaker 24: But I think people just want to vent and express
Speaker 24: and let's get to the root of it. Though we
Speaker 24: have to heal it and fix it.
Speaker 2: But the whole thing is in a lot of relationships,
Speaker 2: people they argue to win, right and not argue to
Speaker 2: be on the same side. There's no winner. If you win,
Speaker 2: I lose. It shouldn't be a winner or lose. It
Speaker 2: should be less.
Speaker 5: Just off the situation and move on, simple as that.
Speaker 2: But we have Charlena on the phone doing were you
Speaker 2: named after Charlemagne?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 2: God, No, I'm just joking. I'm just joking, Charlay. What's
Speaker 2: what'd you think? What's your thoughts?
Speaker 20: Okay, Well, I feel like her baby father was very
Speaker 20: insecure about the whole scenario. I mean, if anything, he
Speaker 20: should have been uplifted her and proud of his woman
Speaker 20: because carry herself, she's healthy, she's living, and she just
Speaker 20: had their baby.
Speaker 6: We missed, We missing the whole point of the conversation.
Speaker 6: The whole point of the conversation is should men be
Speaker 6: able to express their feelings publicly without being shamed.
Speaker 20: Well, you didn't expressed his insecurity.
Speaker 2: That is his feelings.
Speaker 5: My god, a man security. Don't even consider feelings anymore.
Speaker 20: That was that was the insecurity, Charlemagne.
Speaker 2: Men can't be insecure.
Speaker 5: We don't we we can't reserve the right to be insecure.
Speaker 1: You know what, You can be insecure, but not at
Speaker 1: the expense of putting your woman down. So if he
Speaker 1: would have just said, my woman dancing with USh or
Speaker 1: made me very insecure because of you know, legendary but
Speaker 1: he kind of on the internet, and like and if
Speaker 1: she's really not cheating on him at all, which I
Speaker 1: don't think she is, it's like you also have to
Speaker 1: give her that grace, like you know what life she's living.
Speaker 1: She's coming home to you and she just had a baby.
Speaker 1: Looks damn good.
Speaker 6: Like what you hear, what y'all just said. And that's
Speaker 6: what I keep trying of trying to stress. That is
Speaker 6: the conversation that should have been had. We know it
Speaker 6: was misplaced aggression. I know he didn't care about the
Speaker 6: mom thing in the outfit. We know his feelings was hurt.
Speaker 6: Why not teach that brother how to properly express his emotions.
Speaker 24: That's what I'm saying. The solution therapy, somebody a professional
Speaker 24: to talk to this. That like if you go to
Speaker 24: relationship counseling, y'all need to sit down. Whatever you know,
Speaker 24: but get to the solution. Don't just keep arguing about it.
Speaker 7: Tj yo.
Speaker 2: What your thoughts? Man?
Speaker 31: Man?
Speaker 17: So my thpress how you feel? I mean, you know,
Speaker 17: we say you know mental health is awareness, but you
Speaker 17: can't even say if I if you don't like something
Speaker 17: straight up?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 17: I mean you you keep it all that fired up
Speaker 17: as a man.
Speaker 20: You lash out on your tears, if you lash shout
Speaker 20: on your wife? How that works?
Speaker 17: Like it just ain't healthy.
Speaker 20: Like I'm waiting for a young time right now.
Speaker 17: He turned five minutes. The one thing I'm always telling
Speaker 17: to hey, use your boy if you if you don't
Speaker 17: like something.
Speaker 6: Saying that's right, because the reality is we're going to
Speaker 6: get there, meaning that if you use your voice, even
Speaker 6: if you don't say what you really mean, work like.
Speaker 5: You said, it's want to get to the root. That's
Speaker 5: what we're trying to do is get to the root
Speaker 5: to heal the problem.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, we got a moral of the story,
Speaker 2: moral of the stories.
Speaker 6: Men should be able to express their emotions and feelings
Speaker 6: without being shamed.
Speaker 1: Forul it simple as that, and women should be able
Speaker 1: to hold it up. As long as there not really
Speaker 1: like a whole, as long as it's just innocent hoeing.
Speaker 1: It's a difference.
Speaker 5: Thing is innocent, espect if you're in.
Speaker 1: A relationship, it was innocent.
Speaker 19: You know what.
Speaker 2: That's the kind of crazy thought.
Speaker 5: Man used to say today. Women, for you, it was
Speaker 5: just innocent hoing.
Speaker 2: I mean, I I'll look get right back alright.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty three when we come back.
Speaker 2: We got your room report. We got to talk about
Speaker 2: Tiffany Hattish. If you're trying to shoot your shot at celebrities,
Speaker 2: well she's gonna give you some tips on how to do.
Speaker 2: So we'll get to it. Nexus to Breakfast Club will
Speaker 2: be eating morning. Everybody is tej n V. Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club all right now. We are
Speaker 2: celebrating the twentieth anniversary of Wilding Out and we have
Speaker 2: Justina Valentine and be Simon. Now when is wilding Out on?
Speaker 8: So people do not already?
Speaker 1: Yes night yep, every Thursday night. So I mean tonight
Speaker 1: nine pm Eastern Sanday Time. V H one is a
Speaker 1: brand new season, Season twenty like you said, which is
Speaker 1: pretty epic that we made this far and we're still
Speaker 1: not only surviving but thriving because the show is just
Speaker 1: getting bigger and better.
Speaker 6: So that is dope about to have y'all do five
Speaker 6: seasons and three months because this writer's cracking into no
Speaker 6: time soon. So they as much content about to do
Speaker 6: season twenty one through twenty five and about two more.
Speaker 1: Well, there's one of the seasons for each one of
Speaker 1: his kids, so I'm pretty sure you don't keep going.
Speaker 2: My goodness, all right, well, let's get to the rooms
Speaker 2: to tell Tiffany Hattish whole lot of names or you
Speaker 2: gossip been when you chatting God? This is the rumor report.
Speaker 21: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: This is where the tea.
Speaker 22: Spells right right on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: All right now, Tiffany Hattish shares tips on how to
Speaker 2: shoot her shot at celebrities. How you can shoot your shot.
Speaker 2: This is the latest episode of the Jacon Lee Show.
Speaker 2: Uh and this is what she said.
Speaker 16: I don't know about dating advice, but if you want
Speaker 16: to date somebody that's he said, if you want to
Speaker 16: date somebody that's a celebrity and you haven't met them yet,
Speaker 16: you can't get their number and get to them. Just
Speaker 16: get somebody that you know that's a reporter to put
Speaker 16: a picture of you and that person together and say
Speaker 16: rumored to be dating or seeing each other, and then
Speaker 16: they'll call it.
Speaker 4: They'll contact you.
Speaker 15: Okay, give me a name.
Speaker 5: Just give me a name of anybody that you think
Speaker 5: is cute.
Speaker 2: Matthew, Oh, he's on my friend's Instagram.
Speaker 16: Second, the former baseball player.
Speaker 2: I think he's cute. So far would that work?
Speaker 1: I think if it's two celebrities, yeah, because she said
Speaker 1: if you want to shoot your shot of celebrity. But
Speaker 1: I think for that to work, both parties have to
Speaker 1: be celebrity.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I feel like that worked for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we do. I feel like there was a time
Speaker 2: you used to say that, used to do that over
Speaker 2: the baby, and it worked.
Speaker 4: It worked.
Speaker 9: I mean, we're not dating, but we're platonic friends.
Speaker 1: Nobody came up walling out. You came out on a wedding, came.
Speaker 9: Out on the wedding dress. You know, it was just
Speaker 9: a little marketing thing.
Speaker 5: So who would you wanted to really really work for.
Speaker 9: It's like yes, Like.
Speaker 13: I don't know.
Speaker 9: You got to set me up with somebody, Charlotte.
Speaker 1: Mae, what do you want? Like a sports player, rapper?
Speaker 8: Like not necessarily any of that, lawyer or somebody that's loyal.
Speaker 6: Now behind the scenes, these someone says she wanted a
Speaker 6: blind date. Justina, what did you say?
Speaker 1: I said, So, do you want the guy to be blind?
Speaker 24: I can't say I don't want a date a blind man,
Speaker 24: because here you go, some mos don't want to, don't
Speaker 24: want to, definitely.
Speaker 9: Want no, do not want it.
Speaker 2: But I was walking I was walking by, and I
Speaker 2: heard her say you wouldn't be a blind guy. But
Speaker 2: I didn't know it came from I wanted a blind
Speaker 2: I want a blind date.
Speaker 9: She said, we could the guy be blind?
Speaker 1: I said no, So so who should be inviduate? You said,
Speaker 1: someone who's going to be loyal. So probably the rappers
Speaker 1: and the ball players. Who else?
Speaker 16: Why?
Speaker 2: God?
Speaker 5: Every day?
Speaker 24: I want him to have married friends. I want want
Speaker 24: to be married. I want him in a relationship faith.
Speaker 5: You want him to be married?
Speaker 2: No, married, don't want.
Speaker 24: To be married, you don't want so I'm just thinking
Speaker 24: of you I would like a guy that's an entrepreneur
Speaker 24: somewhere close in the vicinity of what I do. He
Speaker 24: doesn't have to be like the faith, but you know,
Speaker 24: real estate industry, business owner.
Speaker 6: If he's just stable, if he has a nice, everyday
Speaker 6: working class job, and he's just great benefits, financial freedom.
Speaker 24: I just would love for I would like to do
Speaker 24: spontaneous things. I would like to have the same lifestyle.
Speaker 24: I would like for him to be able to go
Speaker 24: on tour with me, on the road with me. I
Speaker 24: would like to meet a unit on the road as
Speaker 24: a family.
Speaker 9: I like for my man.
Speaker 2: So get up and you hear the qualification.
Speaker 1: Who do you think is cute? Let's manifesto?
Speaker 2: A bus driver? Be some more?
Speaker 8: Oh, here we go, Here we go. Y'all want me
Speaker 8: to get canceled again so bad.
Speaker 24: I would love to date an entrepreneur that just spaking
Speaker 24: to my lifesty as far as what I'm doing.
Speaker 1: Do you guys have any friends that are good for Yeah,
Speaker 1: I stay away from you.
Speaker 15: I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't want to be. I don't want to be.
Speaker 6: I'm saying, the only time you get props for it
Speaker 6: is when it works up.
Speaker 5: When it does, I don't want to.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't. None of my home growls up with nobody.
Speaker 5: Do your own dirt.
Speaker 2: Give me an Instagram just in.
Speaker 9: Case the B some on th H E B S
Speaker 9: I M O N E D black Man, that love guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, their purpose can't be.
Speaker 5: Can't be deaf.
Speaker 2: You said that because you say men already already don't listen.
Speaker 2: All right, that is your room. We got more with
Speaker 2: Justine and Valentine, and when we come back, it's the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Good morning Morning. Everybody's DJ Envy Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with
Speaker 2: b Simon and Justine and Valentine. Of course they had
Speaker 2: for the twentieth season of While I'm Out. That's right,
Speaker 2: let's hurry this up because Simon, that's the poop.
Speaker 1: Yeah, badly pool for thirty minutes, ghastly.
Speaker 2: A lot of your life.
Speaker 5: She always has I do.
Speaker 9: I try to, you know, scale it back.
Speaker 24: This last episode of my podcast, we were talking about
Speaker 24: like things you do in private, like if I was
Speaker 24: really my full self, not even me but humans, we
Speaker 24: really are one hundred full sell it.
Speaker 9: It's like I will probably be single forever.
Speaker 2: They jumped on you about the shower stuff.
Speaker 8: Yes they did.
Speaker 11: No, I didn't.
Speaker 8: Oh my goodness, I've been showering, shower today last night.
Speaker 2: Has that to me dating?
Speaker 9: Like I wasn't dating before. I still ain't dating now.
Speaker 31: I don't.
Speaker 8: They don't excuse me, don't care.
Speaker 1: But you shower now daily once to day.
Speaker 9: I don't care if I shower at night. I am
Speaker 9: not taking a shower the next morning.
Speaker 2: But you're shower, said, I.
Speaker 9: Don't know what you got going on.
Speaker 24: I take my shower at night. I learned that as
Speaker 24: a child. You shower at night so you get up
Speaker 24: ready for school and you go on to school.
Speaker 2: Kids, but you shower after your poop.
Speaker 8: No, I do not shower after everything. I'm about to
Speaker 8: poop right now. Just hop in your shower.
Speaker 5: But somebody, they don't have to hear it.
Speaker 1: Someone who never recovered from cod.
Speaker 9: Is everybody in my d MS like, yeah, me too.
Speaker 9: I'm like, well, go say that on the shade room.
Speaker 24: Because y'all acting like y'all shower four times a day
Speaker 24: and all that's I don't.
Speaker 14: Do all that.
Speaker 2: It's one hundred and four times a day.
Speaker 9: I don't do that.
Speaker 8: So that's what you need. I don't that ain't gonna.
Speaker 1: Be once a day I think is required, and then
Speaker 1: twice a day if like you, you know, hit the
Speaker 1: gym at night and you showered in the morning or
Speaker 1: did something where you got dirty or walked around the city.
Speaker 24: If I wake up and I'm not leaving the house
Speaker 24: and I have an off day and I'm in the
Speaker 24: bed and I'm eating soup, I'm not gonna wake.
Speaker 9: Up, shower and get back in the bed.
Speaker 2: But I'm not doing that.
Speaker 13: I'm not doing that.
Speaker 6: And you said that you had no reason you didn't
Speaker 6: go poop twenty minutes ago, because you said it takes
Speaker 6: you a long time to pool.
Speaker 1: I tucked her out of it because like just tight
Speaker 1: pants on.
Speaker 2: And I'm saying that off too nice to poop and
Speaker 2: I'm about to gool.
Speaker 5: And he was gonna walk around all day looking cute.
Speaker 24: Get so you want me to go poop, Go take
Speaker 24: a shower and then go back to the hotel. Every
Speaker 24: time you pull take a shower invY if I go.
Speaker 2: Out, yes, yeah, if you go out, I mean, if
Speaker 2: I hoop in the house, I come in the house,
Speaker 2: I might say, all right, well, I'll be cool. I
Speaker 2: just wipe my ass, keep it moving if I'm in
Speaker 2: the house. But if I leave, I have to. I've
Speaker 2: been late to work because I had to poop in
Speaker 2: the morning and I got a shower. Money By is
Speaker 2: too pretty for mud.
Speaker 9: But every time you shower.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 9: But if I'm going out switching my words now.
Speaker 2: If I'm gonna be out robb But if a gentleman
Speaker 2: just wants to eat you button, I got to think
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 1: Just think something pop off tonight. Nothing's going on the
Speaker 1: city to looking good the breakfast club.
Speaker 9: No, nothing's gonna pop off tonight.
Speaker 1: You might meet mister Wright, and he might He ain't
Speaker 1: gonna be take the bite.
Speaker 8: He's not gonna do that.
Speaker 10: No, I know.
Speaker 17: I know that.
Speaker 1: I know that we want to go down there is
Speaker 1: what I'm saying is clean.
Speaker 8: That's all y'all need to know. I do not take
Speaker 8: four showers a day.
Speaker 9: I don't do that. I will never do that. I'm
Speaker 9: not taking a shower every hour. I'm not doing that.
Speaker 5: Tell him you washed in the blood of the Lord.
Speaker 1: You smell good today.
Speaker 26: I know I do.
Speaker 1: But I'm a little stuffed up, so I really don't
Speaker 1: know for it. I'm just trying to look my girl out.
Speaker 1: I don't know what she smells like.
Speaker 8: Smell great?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: When we come back. We got the positive notice the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club, Good morning Morning. Everybody's DJ n V Charlamage
Speaker 2: the guy we are the Breakfast Club be Simon, just
Speaker 2: Seine in Valentina's Yeah, yeah, we appreciate you guys.
Speaker 5: With so fun in your stand up. What the shower?
Speaker 9: I'm gonna talk about it tomorrow. I ain't been on
Speaker 9: stage since all that stuff happened my first day back
Speaker 9: in seven months back on the road.
Speaker 8: Telling me it made me cry.
Speaker 24: Today I didn't really shed a tear, but my eyes
Speaker 24: got really worried, stivating me talking about like because I
Speaker 24: was nervous about stand up.
Speaker 5: I was just telling her talk about her life. You
Speaker 5: know what I mean. You can never lose being your true.
Speaker 24: I'm so nervous to get on stage because I'm so
Speaker 24: different than who I was on stage seven months ago.
Speaker 24: So it's like, you know, you want your truth to
Speaker 24: be as a stand up comedian, you talk about your truth.
Speaker 9: I'm trying to figure out how to make my truth funny.
Speaker 1: As long as you shower, you don't have nothing.
Speaker 2: To be nervous.
Speaker 8: I didn't shower.
Speaker 2: I think I think the main reason people love you
Speaker 2: is because you are so truthful, right people can you
Speaker 2: know people to make fun like we talked about earlier,
Speaker 2: but there are people that can relate to everything that's
Speaker 2: going on with your life is good, bad, or ugly,
Speaker 2: whatever it may be.
Speaker 6: And it's gonna master the best thing about it. And
Speaker 6: it's gonna be the phase where people be like, oh man,
Speaker 6: she's born.
Speaker 2: Now like her, she she done lost her and they'll
Speaker 2: be okay, Yeah, they'll be fun.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they'll be fun.
Speaker 2: Can I ask your question though, Yeah, when you died
Speaker 2: in our show, because we've been off for a long
Speaker 2: time and you never came up.
Speaker 9: You never invited me to the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: And when.
Speaker 24: Women comedians to make a statement on the internet and
Speaker 24: I have never been invited to the.
Speaker 2: Breakfast but I've seen you like you gotta come.
Speaker 24: You just say, I'm not a statement, but I'm one
Speaker 24: of the first black millennials to like the first wave
Speaker 24: of comedian entrepreneurs that come from social media, like you
Speaker 24: don't take that, you will we just Vina, you know
Speaker 24: that had taken it off of the Internet and built
Speaker 24: our brands outside of just social media and been on
Speaker 24: the road and entrepreneurship and started businesses and.
Speaker 2: People asked all the time, and I was like that
Speaker 2: I want to watch be some mone.
Speaker 9: So glad to be here now though timing is everything.
Speaker 9: I'm glad I'm here now.
Speaker 2: A friend up here, You have friends up here now
Speaker 2: that when you need to come up here, you can
Speaker 2: come up here, not just to promote your business. You
Speaker 2: in town pull up.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So I mean I never got invited, but I
Speaker 1: figured white people looking like you probably want to meet
Speaker 1: by inviting Miley and so like my invitation like it.
Speaker 10: Was, you know, you haven't been, but we're glad to
Speaker 10: be shown us love.
Speaker 5: The first black woman comedian to make a statement on
Speaker 5: the internet.
Speaker 27: No, what.
Speaker 2: Was like, huh?
Speaker 24: I did one of the first black comedians woman comedians.
Speaker 9: You know, the millennials, the millennials, you the pocket of.
Speaker 6: The millennium names, the dcs in the country world.
Speaker 24: Just all of us coming up together, like it just
Speaker 24: it's so dope to see what Jess is doing, Ena
Speaker 24: is doing.
Speaker 9: Like they inspired me.
Speaker 2: So so so much, so much. All right, well and
Speaker 2: happy seven one three day shot everybody in Houston, Texas.
Speaker 2: I love Houston so it's seven one, three days. So
Speaker 2: I want to salute to everybody out in on air
Speaker 2: and mister and everybody out there Michael Songs and what
Speaker 2: else you working on.
Speaker 1: So I just dropped a brand new single called Mouth
Speaker 1: Go Crazy and I'm currently the cover girl for Maxim
Speaker 1: magazine for the month of July in August. Thank you
Speaker 1: so much. So I'm exciting about that. You can pick
Speaker 1: it up on your newsstands, see digitally online. Yeah, I've
Speaker 1: definitely busted it open. You know the photographer was, he
Speaker 1: was like an O G from franc He's like, you
Speaker 1: everything off. So I did it. Yeah, but it's like
Speaker 1: tastefully done. It's n Yes on the inside. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: like under the water, like naked, but you know my
Speaker 1: hair is kind of covering everything. The cover is like
Speaker 1: I have on the bottom and then you know, I'm
Speaker 1: just like holding up the side. Thank you, appreciate you.
Speaker 13: Oh Yessa.
Speaker 1: So yes out on your newstands, go pick that up,
Speaker 1: check it out online, all that stuff. Shout out to Maximo.
Speaker 6: Cute right, I said, wow, Fire, I'm saying, how did
Speaker 6: the Christian and you feel about this?
Speaker 21: Ah?
Speaker 7: I know what you mean.
Speaker 8: You want to do I feel like she looks amazing
Speaker 8: and Jesus loves you.
Speaker 1: Yes, amen, that's.
Speaker 5: Yes. The positive notice simply this man.
Speaker 6: No matter how big your house is, how recent your
Speaker 6: car is, or how big your bank account is.
Speaker 2: Our graves will always be the same. So stay humble,
Speaker 2: breakfast card bitches.
Speaker 5: You're finished for y'all. Done,