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Speaker 3: Charlamagne de God peaks to the planning this Thursday, Yes,
Speaker 3: it's Thursday. We got some special guests joining us this morning.
Speaker 4: We have the lady from the We talk Back podcast
Speaker 4: AJ and Tam Bam.
Speaker 3: Good morning ladies.
Speaker 2: Yes we're in the building.
Speaker 5: I'm so exciting, yes, honey, yeah, how ya feel great?
Speaker 6: Good?
Speaker 1: It's a nice Thursday morning, firstday school. You know what
Speaker 1: I mean. We talked back podcasts. You listen to them
Speaker 1: on the Black fect iHeart Radio podcast network. You know.
Speaker 1: Happy to have you all in here this morning.
Speaker 2: Happy to be here this morning.
Speaker 1: That a woman's perspective. The last two days, it's been
Speaker 1: a lot of sausage in this huh, in this room
Speaker 1: Willie D co hosted the last couple of days. A
Speaker 1: lot of sausage. It was me, It was me envying
Speaker 1: Willie D. That's right.
Speaker 3: Yes, how y'all feeling early the morning.
Speaker 2: For y'all, it's very early, it is.
Speaker 5: I feel good though, good, Yeah, you're real good?
Speaker 2: All right, Well, I'm half sleepy but I'm awake a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 4: So for people that don't know who you guys are,
Speaker 4: who are you all? Where y'all from? And talk a
Speaker 4: little bit about the podcast so they.
Speaker 7: Know I'm a j holiday from Charleston, South Carolina.
Speaker 5: And the real Charleston.
Speaker 1: Yeah we do.
Speaker 7: We talk about podcasts, A show dedicated to you and you.
Speaker 8: And I'm Tam Bam. Y'all are from Columbia, South Carolina. Columbia.
Speaker 8: Stand up, South Carolina, everybody stand up? Yeah, we talk back.
Speaker 8: We talk about relationships, careers, love, all the good things
Speaker 8: that women will talk about in the hair salon. So
Speaker 8: imagine that, all right, Yeah, well let's get actually a headdresser.
Speaker 2: I am right, right, So if somebody knows.
Speaker 1: What they talk about in the hairslon, right, she would know.
Speaker 7: Yes, absolutely, They'll be giving a lot of bad advice
Speaker 7: in the salona.
Speaker 8: Now good bad advice, good advice, like you can take
Speaker 8: it or you don't have to. You know, like if
Speaker 8: your relationship sucks, I might. I'm not going to any
Speaker 8: woman leave your relationship because that's just not my place.
Speaker 8: But I will give you some advice to navigate, to
Speaker 8: navigate leaving, no, just to navigate your relationships. I'm never
Speaker 8: going to say leave your man to any woman. Never
Speaker 8: would you up.
Speaker 1: Physically physically abusive.
Speaker 2: But outside of that, nothing.
Speaker 1: Else, not even would y'all tell someone Walker to leave
Speaker 1: me even though he was just being a good, smarty
Speaker 1: and helping a young lady with her girl.
Speaker 8: But okay, let me tell you actual send me that
Speaker 8: video talking about is this you that looked like you?
Speaker 2: Girl?
Speaker 1: Is that you?
Speaker 2: First of all, I don't know how you.
Speaker 3: Know it was?
Speaker 9: That?
Speaker 10: Was that?
Speaker 11: Was that? M report see how it looks like me?
Speaker 1: But your legs? What did you? What did you promise
Speaker 1: the nable to record it on the ring hand?
Speaker 4: That was not me?
Speaker 2: Stopped playing Wow Tam bam.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, we got some special guest joining us
Speaker 4: in a little bit ghetto gastro. Those are three brothers
Speaker 4: from the Bronx.
Speaker 1: Listen. I always say the craziest people in America come
Speaker 1: from the Bronx and all the Florida these three yard exception. Okay,
Speaker 1: they might be.
Speaker 3: Crazy, it's crazy, right, they're just smart crazy.
Speaker 1: They got a line of breakfast products in stores, not
Speaker 1: just breakfast products, appliance as well in Target right now
Speaker 1: as we speak.
Speaker 4: That's right, so we'renna kick it with the ghetto gastro
Speaker 4: and then we got front page dues.
Speaker 3: Next testling figure O will be joining us.
Speaker 1: It don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: On be eating bring everybody is dj n V charlemagnea god.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: You got our special guests with us from the We
Speaker 4: Talk Back podcast, AJ and Tam Bam, And let's get
Speaker 4: in some front page news.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Teslam, figure.
Speaker 12: Out, Good morning, DJ Envy, Good morning to my beautiful sisters,
Speaker 12: AJ and Tambam. In the building, the fineness, all the
Speaker 12: fineness in the building, it's Charlemagne, the God in.
Speaker 1: That fineness too.
Speaker 4: You turn your headphones up, Yes, your head phones, ladies
Speaker 4: getting in headphone.
Speaker 1: You see them?
Speaker 3: Nick, you want to help them?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 4: Oh not though Nicholson got okay, they're good now all right,
Speaker 4: well let's jump right into it. Let's talk about these
Speaker 4: movie extras. Worry that AI is gonna replace them?
Speaker 13: Yes?
Speaker 12: What in the clone tyrone is going on with this?
Speaker 12: After four weeks of working as a background actor on
Speaker 12: the Disney Plus series WandaVision, Alexandria Rubacaba was told by
Speaker 12: the production crew to report to a tractor trailer. Now,
Speaker 12: dozens of other background workers were told to go to
Speaker 12: the same site. Then one by one they were told
Speaker 12: to step in front of a series of cameras on
Speaker 12: metal rigs behind glass. They said the actors were told
Speaker 12: to look this way, look that way, use your scared face,
Speaker 12: use your surprise face, and other physical gestures as their
Speaker 12: bodies were scanned for about fifteen minutes, and then their digital.
Speaker 14: Replicas were created.
Speaker 12: The actors said they were never told how or if
Speaker 12: their digital avatar would be used on screen. If it
Speaker 12: is used, they may not ever know and they definitely
Speaker 12: won't see a payment for it.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 12: Typically she earns about one hundred and eighty seven dollars
Speaker 12: a day as a background actor. She did not get
Speaker 12: permission for the replica. She also mentioned concern that it
Speaker 12: may be used in a scene that she doesn't approve of. So,
Speaker 12: as we know, digital likeness protection is one of the
Speaker 12: things that the actors are asking for on the strike.
Speaker 1: That's gonna happen regardless, especially with the extras, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, because they don't want to spend extra money,
Speaker 1: you know, playing the extras, So if they can cut
Speaker 1: costs somewhere, the actors might get what they supposed to
Speaker 1: get in the extres, get what they're supposed to get, but.
Speaker 4: Not there because you think about a lot of the
Speaker 4: time the extras is just even walking by certain scenes,
Speaker 4: they're walking down the city street, or you know, just
Speaker 4: happen to be in the mall, you know, being in
Speaker 4: the back somewhere, and they're gonna scan all them.
Speaker 1: But I don't understand why Hollywood studios would want that,
Speaker 1: because I'm the type of person that knowiced stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I'll notice I got the same people that was in
Speaker 1: that movie, and they was just in that scene.
Speaker 7: You know, there's a movie like that, it's called The Congress,
Speaker 7: and the main actress she signs up were her lawyer
Speaker 7: suggesting to her to sign their likeness of it. Essentially,
Speaker 7: you can't get paid this X amount of money. But
Speaker 7: what we see right now actually happens.
Speaker 5: It came out in twenty nineteen. I think the Congress,
Speaker 5: go check it out.
Speaker 8: But what's scary about that is that it's just movies
Speaker 8: right now. But what if you're an extra in the
Speaker 8: video for a crime, you know what, you know, like
Speaker 8: they put you in a video, Like it's movies right now.
Speaker 8: But it becomes it can become real life, right, and
Speaker 8: now they're adding you to some video for a crime
Speaker 8: and changing your face on somebody else's body.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but see the thing about this show.
Speaker 12: I definitely see how they can cut costs with the extras,
Speaker 12: but if they go into negotiation on digital likeness, it's
Speaker 12: not gonna be digital likeness just for the extras. It's
Speaker 12: digital likeness as well, you know, for actors you know
Speaker 12: who also you know, maybe in the movie, so they're
Speaker 12: not If they do that, protection is gonna apply to everybody.
Speaker 12: So what I mean, you know, what's your thoughts on that?
Speaker 12: What about if they start doing that with co stars
Speaker 12: and you know all other thoughts.
Speaker 1: Totally against that. I mean, that's one of the I'm
Speaker 1: part of the w g A you know answer, And
Speaker 1: that's one of the things that's one of the biggest
Speaker 1: points of contentions, Like I'm totally against you know, them
Speaker 1: being able to use your likeness for perpetuity because when
Speaker 1: they say perpetuity, it's really gonna be perpetuity now because
Speaker 1: we're gonna buy Long Gone and being movies thirty years
Speaker 1: old in exactly. But they can do that with all
Speaker 1: voices here on the radio soon.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I'm really surprised that they just haven't created
Speaker 4: people like you know, like you look at just put
Speaker 4: it together, just put them together, and it's they don't
Speaker 4: have to pay.
Speaker 7: These people don't exist dot com check it out because
Speaker 7: you can keep hitting and refreshed and it changes the
Speaker 7: person and they don't really exist.
Speaker 4: It's coming and that way you don't have to pay anybody.
Speaker 4: You don't have to get anybody's likeness. You just put
Speaker 4: three four people together their features and nobody will ever
Speaker 4: know it's actually them.
Speaker 1: I told you this month ago about the it's coming,
Speaker 1: Like you're gonna it's gonna be a point where you're
Speaker 1: gonna hear you know, audio that is not the person.
Speaker 1: You're gonna see videos, and it's gonna be deep fixed
Speaker 1: and you're gonna really think, oh man, Charlamagne said that.
Speaker 1: And by the time you realize it's.
Speaker 15: Not me.
Speaker 1: And done, you're already out into the world, right you know,
Speaker 1: all right, Well that is front page two dollars. Yeah right,
Speaker 1: that's what I say about all my old content. Now
Speaker 1: that's all there, it all.
Speaker 3: Get on your chest eight.
Speaker 4: Hundred five eight five one oh five one. If you
Speaker 4: need to vent phone line to wide open again. Eight
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Speaker 4: up right now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. Is it your time to get it off
Speaker 4: your chest? Wait up, whether you're.
Speaker 1: Mad or blast, time to get up and get something?
Speaker 1: Call him now.
Speaker 16: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one. We
Speaker 16: want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 3: Who's this?
Speaker 13: Hello?
Speaker 12: This is James.
Speaker 3: Hey James, what I get you off your chest?
Speaker 17: Bro?
Speaker 1: James?
Speaker 17: Yo?
Speaker 18: Every man?
Speaker 13: Have you checked up that new documentary on Paramount Plus
Speaker 13: called Mixtape?
Speaker 19: I have not, Uh, you're big only.
Speaker 18: Clues on there? Man?
Speaker 1: Yo.
Speaker 13: They talked they gonna lay back and talk about all
Speaker 13: the old mixtapes or whatnot. They mentioned a lot of DJs. Uh,
Speaker 13: I didn't see them mentioned DJ's juice or dirty areas.
Speaker 1: Harry fire Man damn dirty.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I was gonna as, is there any way possible
Speaker 13: to find like those own tapes of that's being converted
Speaker 13: to CD or something?
Speaker 1: Then?
Speaker 13: Because I remember Cuminati too was off.
Speaker 19: It was off the chain.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 4: Now I don't I don't know who sells mixtapes anymore,
Speaker 4: but I was actually it was funny you said that
Speaker 4: me and Clue was talking and I think we're gonna
Speaker 4: do an actual a documentary on mixtapes, and I think
Speaker 4: we're gonna do it the right way. I just think
Speaker 4: it comes out better when you actually talk to DJs
Speaker 4: that's actually been through it, lived it, Uh, talked to
Speaker 4: some of the bootleggers that were really important in pushing
Speaker 4: it and burning it, from Burkina to and some of
Speaker 4: the major stores, the Solar mixtapes. I mean, when you
Speaker 4: talk about mixtapes, there's so many different eraors, like you said,
Speaker 4: from so many different areas, whether it's it's juice and
Speaker 4: screw and you know, Dirty Harry like you said, and
Speaker 4: of course Clue and Drama and so many different people.
Speaker 4: I just think it'll come from different eyes and to
Speaker 4: see what we really had to deal with and how
Speaker 4: we were getting exclusives and doing mixes and the original
Speaker 4: origin from it.
Speaker 3: So I think that, you know, I think, I think
Speaker 3: me Andre gonna do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't want to knock the mix tape Tony
Speaker 1: touch with the producer on that. I didn't say, ye,
Speaker 1: Tony touch with the produce on that, but yeah, he's.
Speaker 4: Not the first person that told me that there was
Speaker 4: a lot missed on that one.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 20: Savannah Georgia calling?
Speaker 21: I want to give a shout out to own sid Yeah.
Speaker 21: I just want to give a shout out to all
Speaker 21: the teachers going back to school today.
Speaker 17: That could be all the first two teachers.
Speaker 1: School start back already.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Atlanta started I think yesterday.
Speaker 1: This or ear this week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, shout out to the teachers.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, shout out to the teachers.
Speaker 1: Go back to another month.
Speaker 4: Yeah, our kids don't go back into September, but yeah,
Speaker 4: most I think in Atlanta they started early this week
Speaker 4: and they started. It's different areas for I mean, different
Speaker 4: times for different places, which is confusing to me because
Speaker 4: he's usually after Labor Day, That's what I thought it
Speaker 4: was usually.
Speaker 2: He used to be.
Speaker 5: No, they got some raises for those teachers this year,
Speaker 5: you know, Yeah, that would be nice.
Speaker 1: Across the country, teachers are criminally underpaid, you know, forever badly.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 13: Brother?
Speaker 1: Your chesty man?
Speaker 13: I just want to cut the air about the best
Speaker 13: round that first off, Charlemagne watch out man saidn't get
Speaker 13: rid of us when you encouraged the studios to get
Speaker 13: rid of by that. I never.
Speaker 1: Said that. Not once did Charlamagne say, get rid of
Speaker 1: the background actors. That's why they need to get rid
Speaker 1: of you.
Speaker 13: I'm the type of person that learnersuits with actors are
Speaker 13: in different teams.
Speaker 1: When you start saying, my brother, that means I'm on
Speaker 1: your side. I said, why would the Hollywood studios want
Speaker 1: that when I'm the type of person that notices that stuff.
Speaker 1: I said that, sir, they didn't want to be so bad.
Speaker 1: I say, now, you know, apologize to me right now.
Speaker 3: Don't apologize. You might as well just keepologizing to.
Speaker 1: Me right And I heard it wrong.
Speaker 13: It was you got you got a messy clear. It
Speaker 13: wasn't clear. A lot of times you got clear. Man.
Speaker 1: I was very clear because I said, why would the
Speaker 1: Hollywood studios want to do that when I'm the type
Speaker 1: of person that notices the extras.
Speaker 3: He's shoo, he's not Charlamage is not cleaned.
Speaker 13: Sometimes they're not man backround, not extra.
Speaker 1: You know, you know what's so funny? Right before the
Speaker 1: show started, I said, man, I noticed that some and
Speaker 1: I said, some breakfast club listeners ain't the brightest. Did
Speaker 1: I say that was not just talking about that before
Speaker 1: we started you talking about Ken because I was talking
Speaker 1: about yesterday with a lot of times. Man, Okay, we're
Speaker 1: just talking about perception. Okay, but what the point of
Speaker 1: this phone calls her Ken?
Speaker 2: Ken?
Speaker 1: See?
Speaker 13: Men? Hung up on that?
Speaker 3: Man a man, get chest five a five one oh five.
Speaker 1: If you need to be here, this up now. It's
Speaker 1: the breakfast club in the morning.
Speaker 16: The breakfast club. Wait, this is your time to get
Speaker 16: it off your chest? Five five one. We want to
Speaker 16: hear from you on the breakfast clubs.
Speaker 10: Hello, who is this?
Speaker 18: What's going on? This job?
Speaker 1: What's up? Brother?
Speaker 3: Get off your chest?
Speaker 18: Hey, I ain't really have nothing to get off myself.
Speaker 18: I just want to speak on the AI thing that
Speaker 18: I was talking about. Man, I don't know if y'all
Speaker 18: hit the Black Mirrors.
Speaker 1: So a Black Mary had.
Speaker 18: An episode was awful. That was basically yeah, yeah, you hear.
Speaker 18: And that ain't the first time Black Mirrors that made
Speaker 18: an episode that came to fruition.
Speaker 1: So I just want to hit everybody on this episode
Speaker 1: is awful and what happened jan is awful.
Speaker 18: Well, basically, they took her, they took her face and
Speaker 18: put her in like this movie about her own life,
Speaker 18: but she wasn't the actor in it. It was like aim.
Speaker 1: So they had her doing a whole.
Speaker 18: Bunch of stuff that she never even did, have her
Speaker 18: looking crazy.
Speaker 1: She ended up getting fired from.
Speaker 18: Her job, breaking up with her boyfriend and everything.
Speaker 1: I can see all of that happening. I already had
Speaker 1: these conversations with y'all. Remember, Remember I was saying, imagine
Speaker 1: you driving into work and you hear somebody calls you
Speaker 1: and says, hey, Tam bam aj talking about you, and
Speaker 1: they let you hear something that ain't you, and you
Speaker 1: and you about to see her in five minutes, and
Speaker 1: so you walk into the room. Now y'all beefing. Y'all
Speaker 1: even know what y'all talking about.
Speaker 2: I heard what.
Speaker 15: This?
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Speaker 3: I guess he does like party rentals and.
Speaker 1: All right, hopefully cars.
Speaker 4: He does it scamming Get it off your chest eight
Speaker 4: hundred and five eight five one on five and if
Speaker 4: you need to, you can hit us up now. Now
Speaker 4: when we come back, we got to talk more Lizzo.
Speaker 4: She was in the news like crazy yesterday. We'll get
Speaker 4: into it Nexus the Breakfast Club the morning the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, Tammy was the girl. H that was not video. Man,
Speaker 1: that's crazy, not me.
Speaker 5: I don't think that's a compliments.
Speaker 2: But if somebody want to deliver some groceries, they can,
Speaker 2: But that wasn't me.
Speaker 1: It's the World's most Dangerous Morning to show the Breakfast
Speaker 1: Club Charlamagne and the God DJ Nvy. I don't know
Speaker 1: why MV just got up and walked away when the
Speaker 1: break started. But we have our guest co host today,
Speaker 1: AJ and tam banthfam that we talked back podcasts. Hey,
Speaker 1: we're about to talk Lizzo and the rumor report.
Speaker 3: Name or you gossip?
Speaker 13: You chatting?
Speaker 1: This is the rumor Report.
Speaker 6: I mean, I guess we're on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: This is where the tea.
Speaker 11: Spells right right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So for people that don't know, when I have
Speaker 4: to do the rumor report, they give me the rumors.
Speaker 4: So when they give it to me ten seconds before
Speaker 4: and I don't I want to make sure I get
Speaker 4: the stories correct, especially when we're talking.
Speaker 1: About a lot. Oh you complain about the producers right now? Yes,
Speaker 1: absolutely so.
Speaker 4: Now we know Lizzo's being sued for sexual harassment and
Speaker 4: promoting a hostile work environment. Yesterday, you don't ever put
Speaker 4: the weight shament on there, and that's hostile work environment.
Speaker 1: I guess I like the word weight shaming. I just
Speaker 1: liked the headline Lizzo, you know, the weight shaming. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of comedy in that will continue well.
Speaker 4: Also, yesterday allegedly she pressured one dancer to touch a
Speaker 4: nude performer at Amsterdam club. Now to it to day
Speaker 4: to spoke out yesterday, I thought they spoke out on TMZ,
Speaker 4: but and she has it, says CBS.
Speaker 1: News or maybe a CBS News too. I saw him
Speaker 1: on TMZ with a Harvey and Charles, even though Harvey
Speaker 1: doesn't think we like him. But I was watching TMZ right. Well,
Speaker 1: this is what she said yesterday on the news is
Speaker 1: the reason that.
Speaker 22: We were that I specifically was pressured to touch a
Speaker 22: new performer. She singled me out at the club that
Speaker 22: I didn't want to be at, but was told I
Speaker 22: couldn't really back out since I already said I was
Speaker 22: going before I knew what it really was. Once I
Speaker 22: had time to ans Noel Rodriguez also, we figured out
Speaker 22: what it was and we're like, okay, maybe we should
Speaker 22: not go. You know, this is a little weird. We went,
Speaker 22: We stayed in the corner. We talked to each other
Speaker 22: the whole time. We tried to ignore, you know, what
Speaker 22: was happening. Lizzo kind of saw me single me out.
Speaker 22: She was kind of going around like inviting people to
Speaker 22: touch the new performers, and you know, started a chance.
Speaker 22: She was like, oh, it's turn to do it, and
Speaker 22: I was like, no, I'm okay. I had to do
Speaker 22: it because I couldn't like get out of that situation.
Speaker 22: So I briefly, you know, touched.
Speaker 1: You know, this little case is interesting because one important
Speaker 1: lesson to learn from this is your employees are not
Speaker 1: your friends, correct, right, And there is things you do
Speaker 1: with your friends that you don't do with your employees.
Speaker 1: Because when I'm reading this case, when I'm hearing this story,
Speaker 1: I'm just hearing typical big girl with the script club behavior.
Speaker 1: Big girl at the script club be so much fun,
Speaker 1: So I can see this whole scenario. Touch your breast,
Speaker 1: touch your breast, and if the person doesn't want to
Speaker 1: do it and you forced them to because of the
Speaker 1: power dynamic or you being their boss and then being
Speaker 1: an employee, that's what the problems happened. Yeah, totally agree.
Speaker 4: And also I know people are expecting Lizo to say something,
Speaker 4: but when things hit court, usually your attorney tells you
Speaker 4: don't say anything. They tell you to leave it, you know,
Speaker 4: in court, and then after the court is done, then
Speaker 4: you could worry about your you know, court a public opinion.
Speaker 4: But they always tell you to make sure that you
Speaker 4: make sure that your court concerns are the most important.
Speaker 4: And I'm dealing with the same thing because I'm being
Speaker 4: sued as well, and I can't say anything because by
Speaker 4: attorney tells me I can't say anything into the court case.
Speaker 1: You trying to make somebody touches on? No, trying to
Speaker 1: make my eating banana she was doing. Oh I heard
Speaker 1: about this. I heard what was happening. Yes, you say
Speaker 1: you were selling rotten bananas and saying it was fresh.
Speaker 4: I was trying to say whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 4: but that's how you got It's not a rashed it's
Speaker 4: actually a birthmark.
Speaker 1: I had it since I was born, ma'am. But no,
Speaker 1: but people don't understand that though the general public does
Speaker 1: not understand that.
Speaker 4: No, when you are being sued, if any good attorney
Speaker 4: will tell you, don't say anything because anything that you
Speaker 4: can say, good at bad can be used against you.
Speaker 1: They can.
Speaker 4: You know, that's what your words or whatever it may be.
Speaker 4: So you're always told not to say anything until your
Speaker 4: court case is over. And then when your court case
Speaker 4: is over, I'm gonna run around naked with the court
Speaker 4: case stamp to my ass till everybody.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna let you do that.
Speaker 8: But Charlamagne, you said the word force. This is these
Speaker 8: are grown women, right, they made a choice.
Speaker 3: But when it's a power that.
Speaker 2: Force, she still has a mind of her own as
Speaker 2: a grown woman.
Speaker 5: And know it's a complete statement.
Speaker 2: No girl and eat bananas.
Speaker 5: I don't believe it.
Speaker 1: Banana's a great choice. I can't say that. Yesterday you club,
Speaker 1: you'd be a wing of some fries or something.
Speaker 3: But it was a show.
Speaker 23: I might have did it.
Speaker 3: If living Papa was hanging out, the vaginity might have happened.
Speaker 1: You need to go work with little you can friends
Speaker 1: and employe. But you know, what this way the kids
Speaker 1: is interesting too, because you know, we talked about this
Speaker 1: a little yesterday. We live in the world where men
Speaker 1: have lost everything for way less, So it's gonna be
Speaker 1: interesting to see how these folks handle little. Will she
Speaker 1: be extended great? And if so, how come that grace
Speaker 1: isn't extended to others, particularly men? You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like she's she's been a mascot for wokeness. Thence she's
Speaker 1: been out right. She checks off so many boxes. He's
Speaker 1: a face for body positivity before her size, she's a woman,
Speaker 1: she's black, and now she's deemed toxic. So I can't
Speaker 1: wait to see our corporate America reacts.
Speaker 5: I think women get to skate a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's gonna be commercial.
Speaker 5: Yeah when you think about.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 3: Also we're talking about Buster to rhymes.
Speaker 4: Now, you know, everybody wanted to know what you know,
Speaker 4: what is by Bust's weight loss journey? And did you
Speaker 4: know that it was a post sex asthma attack, which interesting. Yeah,
Speaker 4: he was having sex with his now ex wife and
Speaker 4: uh he was having a hard time breathing, so she
Speaker 4: uh so he got up and walked out of the
Speaker 4: bedroom so she wouldn't panic. Seeing me trying to keep
Speaker 4: myself calm, and because of that asthma attack, he started to,
Speaker 4: you know, figure out he had to get in the
Speaker 4: gym and start losing weight.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because our stomach on your chest, like especially laying down.
Speaker 7: That's why people who know her a lot.
Speaker 2: Don't look at me.
Speaker 1: So Luthor buss and buzz Man, and you know, think
Speaker 1: about buzzing, Like when he's going through something like that,
Speaker 1: you probably don't know if he's just doing ad libs
Speaker 1: or if he's really like going through something because he's
Speaker 1: always making noises, you know what I mean. He's always
Speaker 1: making like noises, so you wouldn't know if he's really
Speaker 1: going through something.
Speaker 4: But he said his ex wife at the time, she
Speaker 4: was like, yo, this is not who I fell in
Speaker 4: love with. She didn't know what happened outside, but she
Speaker 4: was like she was looking at my body and the weight.
Speaker 4: She was like, you got you gotta lose this weight.
Speaker 4: This breathing is scaring me. When I met you, it
Speaker 4: was like a musclehead, but you were slim, you was cut,
Speaker 4: you had your ish right. I need you to get
Speaker 4: back to who I fell in love with, and you know,
Speaker 4: I want you to be healthy that.
Speaker 1: What if Liz was talking to one of her workers
Speaker 1: like that, that'd be considered I'm serious, he considered a
Speaker 1: hostile work environment. That sounds like positive words to me.
Speaker 5: When you started working here, say that you can't.
Speaker 1: Be bigger than me. I hate y'all.
Speaker 3: And that is your rumor report.
Speaker 4: Now when we come back, we got Front page News
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Speaker 3: Morning everybody. It's dj n V charlamagnea God. We are
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Speaker 4: We have the ladies of We Talked Back podcasts, AJ
Speaker 4: and tam Bam and let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 3: Welcome back testing.
Speaker 14: Yes, good morning, DJ Envy, Good morning, AJ and Tam Bam.
Speaker 12: Double fine, Double fine, yes, and Charlemagne the God, the
Speaker 12: finest of them all.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Test. I don't like that test, you just
Speaker 1: missed the finest. But I don't need to hate. Don't
Speaker 1: need to hate, sir.
Speaker 4: Now, let's talk about these uh this woman that escaped
Speaker 4: the kidnappers sell in Oregon.
Speaker 14: Oh man, this is a wow story.
Speaker 12: A woman who was adopted from Seattle escaped a cinder
Speaker 12: block sale in a man's garage and Oregon, and now
Speaker 12: authorities are looking for more potential victims across multiple states.
Speaker 12: So let's listen to the police and how they described
Speaker 12: how she was able to escape, and I'll give you
Speaker 12: some more information on the other side.
Speaker 15: On the day in question, our investigators and make contact
Speaker 15: with the victim, and what happened was is we learned
Speaker 15: that she was from Seattle, Washington, and that she had
Speaker 15: been abducted up there. She had been the suspect had
Speaker 15: transported her down to Klamath Falls, Oregon, which is probably
Speaker 15: about a seven hour drive from Seattle, give or take,
Speaker 15: and during that time she was also sexually assaulted. Also,
Speaker 15: during that time, she was taken to a residence in
Speaker 15: Klamath Falls, Oregon, where there was a makeshift sale if
Speaker 15: you will. And he had actually locked her in there
Speaker 15: for a couple hours at least until she realized that
Speaker 15: she needed to get out of that residence because her
Speaker 15: life was in danger, and she took to substantial steps
Speaker 15: to force her way out of that cell, and then
Speaker 15: she ran out into public flag down the first vehicle
Speaker 15: she could find, and then she was taken to safety.
Speaker 1: Then nine to one one was called. And then when
Speaker 1: we responded to help her, didn't you the guy?
Speaker 12: Yes, they did, a twenty nine year old Nagazi Zooberry.
Speaker 12: He posed as an undercover police officer. That's how he
Speaker 12: abducted her, and he was arrested and federally charged with
Speaker 12: interstate kidnapping, which carries a maximum sentence of life in
Speaker 12: prison if convicted. Now authorities say that he's been linked
Speaker 12: to several sexual assaults in at least four more states,
Speaker 12: so they're searching for potential victims, possibly including California, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Utah, Florida,
Speaker 12: New York, New Jersey, alabamaa Nevada. And what I just
Speaker 12: wanted to add on what I just found so amazing
Speaker 12: about the story. She banged against the door, She bloodied
Speaker 12: her hands until she was managed to open it, but
Speaker 12: like she broke the door off, ripped a metal screen
Speaker 12: off of it, crawled out.
Speaker 14: She had a lot of larcerations on her knuckles from
Speaker 14: punching the bricks. Then she retrieved his.
Speaker 12: Gun that belonged to him and escaped and jumped over
Speaker 12: a fence and flagged down the driver.
Speaker 14: So this is a hell of a story. I wonder
Speaker 14: are they gonna make a movie out of this one?
Speaker 1: God bless that sister. So he wasn't part of those
Speaker 1: like large human trafficking ring or nothing. He was just
Speaker 1: doing this for his own individuals seek.
Speaker 12: We don't know, you know, right now, they just have him,
Speaker 12: and they're thinking that it may be more to it
Speaker 12: because you know how she was picked up. Apparently this
Speaker 12: is allegedly she must have been a prostitute, is what
Speaker 12: they're saying. I don't want to say that for certain,
Speaker 12: but that's what they're you know, reporting here is alleged
Speaker 12: and so apparently he pretended to be arresting her. So
Speaker 12: this is again when we talk about people who you know,
Speaker 12: we talked about the missing cases.
Speaker 14: You know obviously what happened with Carl Russell.
Speaker 12: These are the type of cases where women go missing
Speaker 12: because you know, whatever it is that they're doing that
Speaker 12: they just don't get found. You know, people who are
Speaker 12: living this type of lifestyle are still human beings and
Speaker 12: still people. So the only reason why we know about
Speaker 12: this is because she escaped. Who anybody would have reported
Speaker 12: her missing? Is what I'm asking you know, if something,
Speaker 12: you know, if she didn't escape.
Speaker 1: No, probably not, because they probably used to her being
Speaker 1: gone for you know, days.
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, right now, let's talk about burnout, low pay
Speaker 4: and politics are driving away teachers.
Speaker 12: Yeah, you guys talked about teachers during Get It Off
Speaker 12: Your Chests, and I just happen to have a teacher story.
Speaker 12: State reports show that teachers are leaving jobs and growing numbers.
Speaker 12: The turnover, in some cases is highest among teachers of color.
Speaker 12: The reasons the teachers are leaving to do the stress
Speaker 12: from pandemic air, burnout, low pei, as you guys mentioned earlier,
Speaker 12: and the intrusion of politics in the classroom. But the
Speaker 12: burdens can be heavier in schools with high poverty of communities,
Speaker 12: which obviously have higher numbers of teachers of color. Now,
Speaker 12: Philadelphia City, with one of the highest concentrations of black residents,
Speaker 12: in the US say that the black teachers have been
Speaker 12: sliding down. Two decades ago, it was about one third.
Speaker 12: Last fall, it fell to below twenty three percent. Nationally,
Speaker 12: eighty percent of American public school teachers are white, even
Speaker 12: though the majority of students are not white, and researchers
Speaker 12: say that teachers who reflect the race of their students
Speaker 12: is important to provide students with role models who have
Speaker 12: insight into their culture and life experience. So it's also
Speaker 12: I want to make a point that black and Hispanic
Speaker 12: teachers are more likely to be uncertified or teaching in
Speaker 12: an underfunded district, and that all plays a part into
Speaker 12: you know, teachers getting out of this profession. And before
Speaker 12: I throw it, tals it to you guys, we just
Speaker 12: had a really great conversation about this school choice versus
Speaker 12: public schools with doctor Steve Perry who you guys know,
Speaker 12: and Gary Chambers. I got Gary Chambers and they had
Speaker 12: a heated debate on my show about this and we
Speaker 12: pointed out all of these issues.
Speaker 14: So this is a real thing.
Speaker 1: To doctor Steve Perry, Man, the only thing I got
Speaker 1: to say is pay all educated. You know, my mother
Speaker 1: was a public school teacher for thirty plus years in
Speaker 1: the Berkeley County school System in South Carolina. So you know,
Speaker 1: you have to have a love for teaching and a
Speaker 1: love for kids to do that job. But sadly you
Speaker 1: can't eat no love, man, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You got to pay these teachers, do you? Teachers get
Speaker 1: paid so low? Like my mom said, the most you
Speaker 1: ever made was like thirty thousand dollars at one morning.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 5: You know, catch your charge for that. Man.
Speaker 24: If they're selling us little dope on the side, doctor
Speaker 24: is slinging it.
Speaker 19: Why not?
Speaker 1: Also, you know what's awful that a teacher would have
Speaker 1: to result to that you would't have to if you find,
Speaker 1: oh my god, that some teachers come up with.
Speaker 8: Your students are bad too, like these middle school and
Speaker 8: high school I can element's definitely bad. But it's hard
Speaker 8: to deal with these kids. I've seen videos of the
Speaker 8: students jumping on the teacher.
Speaker 7: Y'all bead thousand dollars, that's the thing we put so
Speaker 7: we put children on the pedestal that adults.
Speaker 5: These children have half the life experiences of adults.
Speaker 8: When I was in middle school, I would not talk
Speaker 8: to my teachers, know because it starts at home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's awful.
Speaker 3: Our teachers back then would probably put hands on us
Speaker 3: what they could back they could.
Speaker 1: And right though, because I was having a conversation recently
Speaker 1: with somebody and I was telling them about opening up
Speaker 1: a daycare in my hometown amongst corner because I was
Speaker 1: corner growing so much. And the person said to me, no,
Speaker 1: because I don't want to deal with the parents, right,
Speaker 1: she said, I don't want to I don't want to
Speaker 1: deal with these kids parents. She was like, the parents, ridiculous. Yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 14: I subbed for seventh grade.
Speaker 12: Uh and if you you got to walk in, let
Speaker 12: them know, it's some sight like you have to deal
Speaker 12: with a totally different you know, letting them know, hey,
Speaker 12: y'all touched me.
Speaker 14: Were making national news. We're picking up chalkboards, chairs, whatever.
Speaker 14: You know, once you once you get it straight, you know.
Speaker 12: Because I'm normally subbing in schools that don't have the
Speaker 12: help that they need. I subbed one time for about
Speaker 12: six months because they had had a fight with the teacher.
Speaker 12: So I was the next one in line, and I
Speaker 12: had to come in day one saying, hey, I'm telling
Speaker 12: you right now, you touch me is just going down.
Speaker 12: So once you do that, then they fall in love
Speaker 12: with you, and then you you know, you're able to
Speaker 12: kind of get the job done. But it is very
Speaker 12: hard to deal with these students. But again, you have
Speaker 12: to have a love for it, and the being paid
Speaker 12: well helps you have the love for it a little
Speaker 12: bit more.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, that is front page news. Now when
Speaker 4: we come back, let's open up the phone lines. Eight
Speaker 4: hundred five eight five one five one.
Speaker 1: Aj and Tan Band was touched by this story. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the story is Costco employee.
Speaker 4: Now, this Costco employee says that her manager body shamed
Speaker 4: her over her work attire. So we're asking eight hundred
Speaker 4: five eight five one oh five one. Is this a
Speaker 4: regular thing women go through? That your body shape makes
Speaker 4: your attire look inappropriate? Of course, because our culture, our
Speaker 4: women are more thicker, usually.
Speaker 7: Exactly black women. Black girls are just looked that different.
Speaker 7: We look different in our clothes. So the white girls
Speaker 7: can wear leggings to school short oftentimes black girls can't.
Speaker 1: Right, what is the question, Is this a regular thing
Speaker 1: that women go through?
Speaker 4: All right, let's talk about it. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 4: five one five one. It's the breakfast club of morning,
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 16: Its topic time called eight hundred five one to join
Speaker 16: into the discussion with the Breakfast.
Speaker 4: Club mourning everybody in cj Envy Charlamagne the guide. We
Speaker 4: are the Breakfast Club. Now if you just join us,
Speaker 4: we're talking about an incident that we've seen happen at Costco.
Speaker 4: I guess a lady was body shamed because of the
Speaker 4: way that she looked in attire, and her coworkers might
Speaker 4: not have looked the same way.
Speaker 3: Right now, we're asking eight hundred five.
Speaker 1: Eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 4: We're just talking about our culture and the fact that
Speaker 4: you know, usually our women are more thicker black women,
Speaker 4: is what you're saying.
Speaker 1: So is this a regular thing women go through that
Speaker 1: your body shape makes your tire look inappropriate? We got
Speaker 1: aj and Tam Bam from the We Talked Back podcasting.
Speaker 7: Hell, that's a question, Larry absolutely man. We've been going
Speaker 7: through our whole lives for real, in a real way.
Speaker 7: I think women of other ethnicities get away with a
Speaker 7: lot more. I think Black women and.
Speaker 5: Girls are over sexualized from.
Speaker 7: A very young age. So it is a real thing,
Speaker 7: and a lot of the disrespect come from other women now,
Speaker 7: So I deal. I dealt with that in a corporate setting.
Speaker 7: You know, my clothes might look a little better on me,
Speaker 7: may not be inappropriate. But and this was coming from
Speaker 7: other women, though black women, in particular, bigger black women.
Speaker 1: In this morning, I saw the sanitation workers losing their mind.
Speaker 1: They looking good girl early in the morning in New York.
Speaker 1: But that's just jealousy though, right the other women, the
Speaker 1: women they see you come into corporate workplace. You might
Speaker 1: have on the same dress that they have, on the
Speaker 1: same outfit that they have on, but because of your
Speaker 1: body shape, they probably just feel jealous, are intimidated. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know. One of another producer of Iour said she
Speaker 1: used to deal with that in school. So I guess
Speaker 1: there was a uniform that she had to wear.
Speaker 4: And she said that, you know, when she was younger,
Speaker 4: she was a lot thinner up top and bigger on
Speaker 4: the bottom. And when she wore the uniform that the
Speaker 4: other girls didn't have a problem, but one teacher pulled
Speaker 4: it to the side. It was like, you can't wear that,
Speaker 4: and she was like, this is the uniform. I can't
Speaker 4: wear anything else where. They actually took her to the principal.
Speaker 4: She said, thank god, the principle was black and was like, no,
Speaker 4: this is her body, she can do it. And she
Speaker 4: was like the white teacher made a big fuss about it,
Speaker 4: like there's boys in there, this bois but.
Speaker 3: She was like, this is my body.
Speaker 1: White teacher ain't got no ass. That's just jealousy. The
Speaker 1: white teacher ain't got no hips. That's just jealousy.
Speaker 5: And her husban the on whatever the porn site ws.
Speaker 8: You know, women are made very conscious of their body
Speaker 8: from very young. I remember my mom would tell me
Speaker 8: a story when I was little and they were like,
Speaker 8: she's too big to be in a panther. Still, well,
Speaker 8: you need to take her out of paper. She's like that,
Speaker 8: ain't no pamp I don't know, no, maybe not. Maybe
Speaker 8: I just looked like I had one.
Speaker 1: I wear I what you said.
Speaker 3: He was saying, you were in a panther now, But
Speaker 3: but you saying that it looks like you had a papa.
Speaker 2: Like I had a pamper on.
Speaker 1: It was like the bomb Square, We had a homeboy,
Speaker 1: Like do y'all know Dre?
Speaker 2: What Dre?
Speaker 1: We used to call dra dirty diaper because I remember
Speaker 1: that I didn't used to call them that way. When
Speaker 1: when when you call them that. No I know used
Speaker 1: to call them that. Well, let's listen. I do feel
Speaker 1: like that when when someone says that to a woman,
Speaker 1: they're just acknowledging how they see them, so they're sexualizing,
Speaker 1: exactly objectifying them.
Speaker 3: Very young Ashley, good morning, good morning. How you feeling
Speaker 3: you went through something? So I did it myself that
Speaker 3: my daughter did talk to us what happened?
Speaker 9: So it was her graduation in middle school and had
Speaker 9: on a fitted dress, you know, one of little stretchy
Speaker 9: but fitted presses. Yep, and she's sicker and there was
Speaker 9: girls in there, mind you, with their was hanging out,
Speaker 9: their half of their body open, their sea grew. But
Speaker 9: made her all me to bring her sweater.
Speaker 14: To put around her waist because her, m that's crazy.
Speaker 20: And she was so embarrassed that all these kids seeing
Speaker 20: her get escorted into the front door and they literally
Speaker 20: made her stand there with escorts until I got there
Speaker 20: to sweater around her rest her waist, so that her shop.
Speaker 1: That's got to be some form of discrimination, is that girl?
Speaker 5: Discriminations?
Speaker 2: Clapper? Discrimination?
Speaker 1: Clapper? Why clapper?
Speaker 2: Because you're clapping around the school yard.
Speaker 13: The morning.
Speaker 3: Now you dealt with this too, Yes, actually.
Speaker 20: Since I was in like the beautile school, I guess
Speaker 20: we had so it would be like ship see that woman.
Speaker 14: Yeah, sure that you will go to six inches, but.
Speaker 20: The white girls she did didn't have him.
Speaker 9: Boy, you know everything that's black.
Speaker 17: Okay, it will be mostly.
Speaker 1: Going to be used to it at the time that
Speaker 1: is not she said, you kind of get used to
Speaker 1: it or what it's not right? She said, it's not right. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean as black people, you get used to all
Speaker 1: types of forms of discriminations.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this good morning?
Speaker 13: This is day the morning died?
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 4: Now talk to you a manager, right, yes, I am
Speaker 4: all right. Now don't tell us what job. We don't
Speaker 4: want you get your you know, want you lose your job,
Speaker 4: but tell us what's going on.
Speaker 20: Yeah, so that body shaming is not supposed to be
Speaker 20: done since not by a manager.
Speaker 13: I mean, we have enough.
Speaker 17: Employees others that have to work without coming to first
Speaker 17: being seen. If that's their body, that's their body.
Speaker 20: I don't know if they manages the start training classes,
Speaker 20: but she definitely has the loss to this.
Speaker 1: Okay. I do wonder if the the or the Costco
Speaker 1: employee said it was the manager of out body shaming
Speaker 1: it probably was a woman another woman manager. Problem.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well eight hundred and five eight five, one oh five.
Speaker 4: When we're talking about being body shamed in the workplaces,
Speaker 4: this happening you.
Speaker 1: I get body shamed here all the time, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, just because I'm the thickest person up here.
Speaker 1: I get body shamed from envy. I get body shame
Speaker 1: from Taylor because she's a hater, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And it's actually starting to get to me.
Speaker 2: Why are you dressed like that?
Speaker 1: Whoa skinny jeans on?
Speaker 5: That their work plate?
Speaker 2: It's a uniform all over the building.
Speaker 1: Damn, don't tell them that.
Speaker 3: Don't tell them that.
Speaker 4: Don't The problem is he thinking thick right, but he's
Speaker 4: not thick right his own thing.
Speaker 1: Taylor can't help it. Taylor couldn't wait to come in here,
Speaker 1: to come in cross.
Speaker 3: Are you jealous of Charlamagne's thickness?
Speaker 2: Absolutely not.
Speaker 7: Let's be very clear that he started mentioning that because
Speaker 7: he's does of me.
Speaker 4: So why do you think because of me?
Speaker 1: Why do you want to do side by side comparisons
Speaker 1: all the time? And I don't be trying to test me? Like,
Speaker 1: let's drop down and get our eagle on right now
Speaker 1: about you know what I'm saying for what what's wrong
Speaker 1: with your.
Speaker 15: To do it?
Speaker 2: Though you do it?
Speaker 1: Something I had something to.
Speaker 3: This happen to you. Let's talk about this the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, it's topic time.
Speaker 16: Called eight hundred and five eight five one five one
Speaker 16: to join into the discussion.
Speaker 1: With the Breakfast Club, talk about it.
Speaker 23: I want everybody.
Speaker 4: It's DJ n V Charlamagne the God. We are the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. Now if you're just joining us, we're talking
Speaker 4: about women being body shave eight hundred and five eight
Speaker 4: five one oh five one.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 4: Of course we got some special guest hosts from that
Speaker 4: we talk about podcast AJ and Tam Bam, and we
Speaker 4: were talking about the situations working at a place where
Speaker 4: other women might not have the same body as you,
Speaker 4: and you know they don't look as good as you,
Speaker 4: but because you got body and shapes and curves that
Speaker 4: you know, manages and sometimes the boss thinks.
Speaker 1: That you said, is man, these women be hating. Okay, hey,
Speaker 1: they be seeing these black women come through and you
Speaker 1: know they'd be of a certain shape and statue in
Speaker 1: just be hating. That's really what it boils down to.
Speaker 2: It.
Speaker 3: Let's go to the phone line. It's got a lot
Speaker 3: of people on the line.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this, Good morning?
Speaker 17: This is Christina.
Speaker 4: Hey Christina. Now this happened at your job the past
Speaker 4: fifteen years.
Speaker 18: Yeah, actually twice.
Speaker 21: I forgot when I went to join the army.
Speaker 25: You know, they have very strict standards, and I had
Speaker 25: to lose.
Speaker 13: Five pounds to be four an end.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 17: And I'm very hippie and I've been naturally like that,
Speaker 17: and then after I had kids it enhanced it.
Speaker 13: So the past fifteen years.
Speaker 7: At my job, within the first five years they changed
Speaker 7: the dress code where we were legging and things like that.
Speaker 25: That shows off our shape.
Speaker 19: Anything I wear it, it's gonna be tight doing.
Speaker 1: For the shop like mine?
Speaker 13: What did you wear aund my hip?
Speaker 17: It's about fifty two inches around.
Speaker 1: My my butt?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: How told you?
Speaker 2: Are you dragging a wagon by three?
Speaker 13: Yeah? Yeah, I'm definitely not gonna like it.
Speaker 1: It was about working for a little.
Speaker 13: Mama.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry now, I'm sorry. Goodbye, you're harassing the victim.
Speaker 2: What is happening?
Speaker 18: Hello?
Speaker 4: Who's this?
Speaker 9: Hello in the morning?
Speaker 18: About the clubs at the barn?
Speaker 1: Hey, Lauren, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 4: Has that happened to you, you know the fact that
Speaker 4: you probably got more curves of shape and it's been
Speaker 4: a problem for you at your work spot.
Speaker 18: Yes, I mean it's hard as a black woman having natural.
Speaker 13: Body part and it just being over sexualized like in.
Speaker 19: People's mind when it's not.
Speaker 13: If you'll remember the home people, all that was going
Speaker 13: around the internet.
Speaker 18: She wasn't even yeah, she wasn't eve aware enoughing anywhere.
Speaker 13: Inappropriate, but people were harassing her. So it's hard for
Speaker 13: black women because we always being over sexual Yes, for
Speaker 13: no reason.
Speaker 14: We were natural hair.
Speaker 13: It used to be called nappy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So its hard.
Speaker 18: Being a black woman, y'all.
Speaker 5: Remember the news reporter. I think her name is like
Speaker 5: Dmitria Themetrio Beautiful, But it was all the white women.
Speaker 7: Calling and complaining, are putting messages online about her body shape,
Speaker 7: and she looked very good in her clothes.
Speaker 1: It was Mutria laughing.
Speaker 5: It's like a lord, oh b I l O R
Speaker 5: something like mut I love the Mutua.
Speaker 3: Hello, who is this?
Speaker 22: H Kelly?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 3: Kelly?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 3: On the hell are you?
Speaker 2: Kelly?
Speaker 25: I'm thirty two?
Speaker 3: Okay, now you said this happened to you before, Mama, Oh.
Speaker 1: Hecky, what happened.
Speaker 25: So thenking in like a white dominant area, I wasn't
Speaker 25: gymnastic and different types of sports, and I was literally
Speaker 25: like to take my side for that bust out.
Speaker 17: You know, it would be too big for my tights
Speaker 17: or whatever. Oh my was too big, and then like
Speaker 17: it was really hard and gymnastics, I would always getting
Speaker 17: fun up because all these girls persions me and I'm
Speaker 17: sitting here in a legal part and obviously I have
Speaker 17: the biggest figure and everyone just there.
Speaker 25: It just wasn't the thing back then.
Speaker 3: How do you take me?
Speaker 1: Are you to take me a thigh?
Speaker 21: I would, yeah, I would take that stick and then
Speaker 21: probably make my parts smaller on me.
Speaker 3: What did your parents say? Did your parents know you
Speaker 3: had to do that?
Speaker 21: So my mom found out when I was around sixteen,
Speaker 21: and she told me like she's like, you know, self
Speaker 21: worth and you know everything was within outwards. But you know,
Speaker 21: as I got older, like having a body became a thing.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: Thank you, I'm so sorry you had to deal with that, mama.
Speaker 25: No, thank you so much.
Speaker 5: Good morning, guys, thank you morning morning.
Speaker 1: What I'm hearing, man, it boils down to just the
Speaker 1: sexualize an objectifying of of of black women, and you
Speaker 1: know women that are thicker and just jealousy and envy
Speaker 1: of black women and women at a thickness because if
Speaker 1: I'm following the dress code with min your business right right.
Speaker 5: So we don't know if the Costco worker was white
Speaker 5: or black, though this is our experiences.
Speaker 1: She was black.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Now, I've never seen anybody take their thighs to make
Speaker 8: it look smaller. But I know I've seen girls tape
Speaker 8: under their butt cheek.
Speaker 2: Can I say that under their butt cheek to give
Speaker 2: them little to.
Speaker 1: Hold over? What does that do now?
Speaker 2: Like if you tape under your butt but work, Yeah,
Speaker 2: to give you that little pie?
Speaker 1: Don't you wanted to be smaller?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 1: Is she trying to compress it now?
Speaker 16: The butt is cool?
Speaker 2: Yeah, everybody want to do this.
Speaker 7: Person at Costco is probably just having a problem with
Speaker 7: that manager in particular.
Speaker 5: She got a person.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, she thinks find I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Now, okay, So it just depends. So you know, Charus
Speaker 5: and they have the port.
Speaker 7: So a lot of times they complain about women wearing
Speaker 7: because women are now working out there, they complain about
Speaker 7: them wearing leggings to work. I feel like you should
Speaker 7: wear cargo pants should wear like a thicker material if
Speaker 7: you and in an environment like that. Yeah, but leggings
Speaker 7: amongst mostly men out that we have to consider those
Speaker 7: things as women.
Speaker 8: Men have to consider those things. Why do women have
Speaker 8: to change their attire? Like the men need to change
Speaker 8: their mindset?
Speaker 2: Like focus on your man? Not very support it's important.
Speaker 1: I agree with you, But what if it's hard for
Speaker 1: them to focus.
Speaker 2: Well, then they need to change their focus. That's not
Speaker 2: that's not the ladies fault. Put on your luggers. It's
Speaker 2: one hundred and ten degrees out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And by the way, ain't no man complaining watch
Speaker 1: them but Washington. That's why we call them wool pants.
Speaker 2: Boy.
Speaker 1: That's right. You wear them all day long and when
Speaker 1: you take them off, wool.
Speaker 3: H All right, well, keep a lot.
Speaker 4: When we come back. We got your room and report.
Speaker 4: We got to talk about Lizzo about eighteen minutes ago.
Speaker 4: Twenty minutes ago. Lizzo actually left the statement. We'll get
Speaker 4: that state. Gonna read that statement to you guys. I
Speaker 4: don't know if it's the Breakfast Club, good morning, You're
Speaker 4: not that thick brood morning everybody. It's d J n B.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Jealous didn't hit me so real.
Speaker 4: We got our We got our guest co host from
Speaker 4: the We Talk Back podcast, A J and Tan Bam,
Speaker 4: what are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Talking about nothing? I'm just over here being me. Shot
Speaker 1: at Stallion, think what did you call yourself? I don't
Speaker 1: worry about it. Uncle Stallion, Sellion, Uncle, say uncle.
Speaker 4: You really have to stop this because he's starting to
Speaker 4: believe it.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: He thinks he's Moreri's chestnut.
Speaker 1: He thinks he's uncle snacky. He's more like snails stale snacky.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 3: Now he's gonna be talking. I'm I'm Charlotte Stallion.
Speaker 1: Taylor. You keep your notes following us when we follow
Speaker 1: our weight. I got something for you. Keep it up.
Speaker 3: Let's get to the room, let's talk.
Speaker 1: Let some more name or you've gossip been chatting? Is
Speaker 1: the rumor report?
Speaker 6: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: This is where the tea.
Speaker 1: Spells right right, all right.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: We were talking Lizzo earlier, and people were saying that
Speaker 4: Beyonce skip Lizzo's.
Speaker 3: Name on purpose.
Speaker 4: She was before Larkie because she's at her Renaissance tour
Speaker 4: and was a part of the show where she mentions
Speaker 4: all her beautiful women's name and was one of them.
Speaker 3: And this is from the concert.
Speaker 1: She said, I do I do, I do be forgetting
Speaker 1: to the Erica is a good witch, alright, dropping the
Speaker 1: clues bomb for eric Abadu. Remember earlier that day, Erica
Speaker 1: Badu had said that Beyonce was taking her style or something. Yes,
Speaker 1: she was flattered. Yeah, so the readon she said her
Speaker 1: name four times because did like this. She just waved
Speaker 1: her fingers, shut up. That's why she said Erica by
Speaker 1: name four times. People were Yeah.
Speaker 4: So people were saying that she didn't say little name
Speaker 4: because of what's going on with Lizzo. But Beyonce's mom
Speaker 4: said she also didn't say her own sister's name.
Speaker 1: Y'all. Y'all should really stop, yes, because she goes she
Speaker 1: usually goes Badu, Lizzo, Kelly role that's right. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: she didn't say Kelly Roling either. No, but you know
Speaker 1: in that just like niggas going nigg usually nigga's nigga
Speaker 1: on the net.
Speaker 4: Well, Lizzo release the statement. Lizzo are released about thirty
Speaker 4: minutes ago. She says, uh, these last few days have
Speaker 4: been gut wrenching, difficult, and overwhelmingly disappointing. My work, ethic, morals,
Speaker 4: and respectfulness have been questioned, my character has been criticized.
Speaker 4: Usually I choose not to respond to false allegations. But
Speaker 4: these are as unbelievable as they sound, and too outrageous
Speaker 4: not to be addressed. And she goes on about seven
Speaker 4: paragraphs about it, and then she ends with I'm hurt,
Speaker 4: but I will not let the good work I've done
Speaker 4: in this world be overshadowed by this. I want to
Speaker 4: thank everyone who has reached out in support to lift
Speaker 4: me up during this difficult time. So she just talks
Speaker 4: about everything that's been going through and uh, the charges
Speaker 4: that she has, and she basically says it's not.
Speaker 1: True, but she don't even have charges, like this is
Speaker 1: a what they trying to do with civil suite civilly?
Speaker 1: So what does she what is? What is the outcome
Speaker 1: the case? Just this? She fights back in the case
Speaker 1: gets dismissed or.
Speaker 5: She has to court.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, she has to settle out, but I'm sure
Speaker 4: she'll probably fight us.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they probably missed the settlement part because I'm
Speaker 1: sure that they tried to get the settlement first, you know,
Speaker 1: that's that's that's the shakedown that happens in all of
Speaker 1: these cases. They probably sent the letter to Little's team
Speaker 1: and said, if y'all don't do such and such, we're
Speaker 1: gonna come out with this story. And Little, probably rightfully
Speaker 1: so said go ahead, then, you know, put the story
Speaker 1: out there and we'll fight in court. So they probably
Speaker 1: passed the settlement face absolutely.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't give well, well demand letter. I mean, they
Speaker 4: still can settled regardless. But I'm sure Lizzle's like, now,
Speaker 4: let's let's go there.
Speaker 3: They already put it out. What's she to say now, right?
Speaker 3: You know, now, let's deal with it in court.
Speaker 1: Now says cinema truckload of banana.
Speaker 2: That's what I about to say, cinema case of bananas
Speaker 2: and be done with it.
Speaker 1: That'd be crazy.
Speaker 2: Potassium in your life.
Speaker 1: That be crazy.
Speaker 3: Now let's talk about Cisco.
Speaker 22: Now.
Speaker 4: Cisco was doing an interview with lad TV and talked
Speaker 4: about these these rumors about him dating Beyonce.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing.
Speaker 26: Me and Beyonce never like dating. But we were just
Speaker 26: friends when we were younger because we were on a
Speaker 26: lot of the same tours, because we came out around
Speaker 26: the same time. I believe it came out in ninety
Speaker 26: seven and we came out ninety six.
Speaker 1: So we were friends.
Speaker 26: I know, I like knew her dad and her mom
Speaker 26: and sister and stuff. All I know is when Elevated
Speaker 26: Gate happened, Solange posted a picture of us.
Speaker 5: Right right, I got you, I go.
Speaker 26: I'll just leave it at dad what happened. Then she
Speaker 26: like promptly erased it erased.
Speaker 1: The next day. So there's some kids that are a
Speaker 1: certain age that would never believe Cisco and Beyonce were friends.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, because y'all disrespectful and y'all
Speaker 1: don't remember the level that Cisco was on. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. He's still Cisco, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 1: But at one point Cisco was the biggest r and
Speaker 1: b artists out.
Speaker 2: He was so scandalous.
Speaker 5: Man, I ever heard his voice before until just now I.
Speaker 2: Know it's given them just regularly talking to me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, speaking voice.
Speaker 1: Goes a whole legend. Y'all want to the whole legend?
Speaker 4: Yes, all right, well that is your rumor report, sir.
Speaker 4: Who are you giving that donkey too?
Speaker 12: Man?
Speaker 1: For after the hour, let's talk prison base man. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. Sometimes you know what, we'll talk
Speaker 1: about it for after the hour. There's a young man
Speaker 1: named Sean Kendrick who decided to stay in prison. He
Speaker 1: liked that much, said he was like, you know what
Speaker 1: you like. But we're gonna talk. We can explore all
Speaker 1: theories and options when we come back.
Speaker 4: All right, Well I want to hear Cisco song. So
Speaker 4: he's gonna pull it up right now. Yeah, start back
Speaker 4: for a little bit today.
Speaker 3: Don thong, you got it?
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast.
Speaker 1: Come on here, donkey.
Speaker 4: Damn but hegg.
Speaker 1: It's the donkey j I me ain't trying to be
Speaker 1: donkey today no more. They should be embarrassed by what
Speaker 1: they already did. I'm not making these people do these
Speaker 1: days called donkey of the day, and it really caught
Speaker 1: me off guard.
Speaker 6: Damn Charlamagne, who got the donkey out of the day today?
Speaker 1: Wow, jess hilarious Donkey today For Thursday, August third goes
Speaker 1: to a twenty one year old Mississippi man named Shuan
Speaker 1: Kendrick Huffman. His first name is crazy. His first name
Speaker 1: looks like the last line on an I chart. Why
Speaker 1: do people waste letters. Why name needs something where most
Speaker 1: of the letters are going to be silent. This man
Speaker 1: name is shun Kendrick, but it's spelled s h u
Speaker 1: n e k N d ri i c K. Shouldn't
Speaker 1: it be s h u n k e n d
Speaker 1: r i c K whatever. Listen, I need everyone to
Speaker 1: listen to this story closely because this story is a
Speaker 1: prime example of why patience is a virtue. People. See,
Speaker 1: Kendrick was twenty one years old. He's doing seven years. Well,
Speaker 1: he was doing seven years in the Mississippi Correctional Facility
Speaker 1: for aggravated assault. So that means he's been locked up
Speaker 1: since he was a juvenile. Right, that means he's been
Speaker 1: locked up since he was like thirteen fourteen. He clearly
Speaker 1: must have had a public defended because no juvenile she
Speaker 1: gets seven years for aggravated assault. But either way, this
Speaker 1: young man did his time and he was scheduled to
Speaker 1: be released in December of twenty twenty two, and needless
Speaker 1: to say, that didn't happen. Why didn't it happen? Let's
Speaker 1: go to WAPT sixteen ABC News for the report police.
Speaker 27: An inmate who had only a few months left to
Speaker 27: serve before escaping from prison is now looking at decades
Speaker 27: behind bars. Sha Kendrick Huffman is the person that you
Speaker 27: see on your screen. The twenty one year old escaped
Speaker 27: the Central Mississippi Correctional Facility in Pearl August twenty fifth
Speaker 27: of last year. He was serving the last four months
Speaker 27: of a seven year sentence for aggravated assault. Investigator said
Speaker 27: that Huffman broke into a nearby home and held the homeowner.
Speaker 1: At gunpoint for hours.
Speaker 27: Thorty said Huffman stole a vehicle from the home and
Speaker 27: at some point rammed a law enforcement vehicle at a
Speaker 27: roadblock before running away. Huffman is sentenced to sixty years
Speaker 27: for two counts of kidnapping. He'll serve forty of those
Speaker 27: years of the sentence with twenty suspended.
Speaker 4: Jesus, that's wild.
Speaker 2: He's an idiot, San Kendrick.
Speaker 1: You did seven years in prison. He was four months
Speaker 1: away from coming home, and you decided to break out.
Speaker 1: And once you got out, you broke into a nearby home,
Speaker 1: held three people at gun point four hours. Then you
Speaker 1: stole a car from one of those hostages before before
Speaker 1: you crashed it. Then you fled on foot, and then
Speaker 1: you was found hiding in a trash can just two
Speaker 1: miles away from the prison. Now. I know we have
Speaker 1: conversations about these kids lacking patience, but this is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: He was four months away from being able to live
Speaker 1: in any trash can you wanted to. If you wanted
Speaker 1: to come home and identify as Oscar the Grouch, you
Speaker 1: could have done that legally. But no, four months from
Speaker 1: being released and you ended up escaping from jail and
Speaker 1: then committing a series of crimes that got you forty years.
Speaker 1: I know what the hell happened. Shen Kendrick got a boot. Son.
Speaker 1: Kendrick has a prison bay, all right. That prison bay
Speaker 1: was pressuring him. Oh, you're just gonna leave me in here, okay.
Speaker 1: I gave you cigarettes, I gave you honey buns. We
Speaker 1: used to be in this cell, cheek to cheek, okay,
Speaker 1: and you just gonna leave me. You were free, shun Kendrick.
Speaker 1: All right, you served seven years just to wait until
Speaker 1: the last four months to act up. There's only one
Speaker 1: logical reason that I could think of that would make
Speaker 1: a man want to stay in and that's love. The
Speaker 1: man is penismatized, all right. Somebody's Indiana bones got him open,
Speaker 1: all right. This is like the movie Life in reverse.
Speaker 1: Instead of coming up with a plan to get out,
Speaker 1: Kendrick was coming up with a plan to stay in
Speaker 1: because he loves the taste of Frankston beans. Okay, him
Speaker 1: and this locked up lover had an argument, big race
Speaker 1: that I gave you the best seven years of my life.
Speaker 1: How many rolls of toilet paper have I sacrificed for you?
Speaker 1: And you're just gonna leave me? The thought of freedom
Speaker 1: and vagina to have motivated this man to be on
Speaker 1: his best behavior for four months, but instead, the fear
Speaker 1: of losing his gusband motivated him to get caught so
Speaker 1: he could stay in prison. He didn't want to leave.
Speaker 1: Man too hard to adjust to this new world. He
Speaker 1: gotta come home and pick a pronoun. He don't even
Speaker 1: know what that is. And the thought of doing all
Speaker 1: that without his bait, he couldn't handle it. You know
Speaker 1: what I mean? All partners want is the significant other
Speaker 1: to show that commitment to them or there's no bigger
Speaker 1: sign that you're committed than adding forty years to a
Speaker 1: seven year sentence. And what twenty year old or twenty
Speaker 1: one year old chunk Kendrick is gonna realize, is that
Speaker 1: at twenty one, no d is good enough to make
Speaker 1: that kind of commitment. Right am, Absolutely, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. Run, You and that man not even gonna
Speaker 1: be together in five years, But you're still gonna have
Speaker 1: to do all that forty all because he fell in
Speaker 1: love with one eyed p A wise man once said
Speaker 1: that penis to do that to you.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: Oh please give shun Kendrick Huffman the biggest he hull
Speaker 1: sad man.
Speaker 8: Well, what if he was just a he was a
Speaker 8: kid when he went in, institutionalized and afraid of society
Speaker 8: as a grown man.
Speaker 1: I believe that what I'm saying, he probably scanned the world.
Speaker 1: He probably too hard to adjust. You gotta come home,
Speaker 1: You gotta, you know, learn what he could have learned
Speaker 1: the trade. That's why they should teach. That's why correctional
Speaker 1: Phillisist facility should be actual correctional facilities. Let you learn
Speaker 1: the trade. Let this man get you know, some proper
Speaker 1: education in there so he can come home and be
Speaker 1: a productive citizen.
Speaker 2: Right. Yeah.
Speaker 7: They don't do any real life rehabilitation in prison, especially
Speaker 7: in America.
Speaker 5: We have the most in prison in this country.
Speaker 1: They call him correctional facilities where they're not correcting nothing.
Speaker 5: Now when the judges on the on the prisons.
Speaker 3: It's Kendrick.
Speaker 1: You don't play a game. No, I do not want
Speaker 1: to play a game, all right. This man name is
Speaker 1: spelled s h U N e k N d r
Speaker 1: I c K. We do not need to play a
Speaker 1: game Mississippi. They don't play a game with races Mississippi.
Speaker 1: This man his name is Sean Kendrick. We do not
Speaker 1: need to play a game. Sure, you really want to
Speaker 1: play this game home? All right? I guess it's time
Speaker 1: to play a game up? Yes?
Speaker 15: What?
Speaker 1: All right? Twenty one year old Mississippi man named she
Speaker 1: Kendrick Huffin. Huffman had seven years in prison, only had
Speaker 1: four months left, broke out, held people at hostage, ended
Speaker 1: up getting forty Guess what racy is hand Bam.
Speaker 2: Mexican by Racio?
Speaker 12: You know what?
Speaker 1: No, I can see why you would say that though working.
Speaker 5: Hard, AYJN you say, by Racio, he's mixed.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay like those okay envy. She Kendrick Huffman, She,
Speaker 1: twenty one year old Mississippi man, broke out of the
Speaker 1: prison only had four months left on a seven year
Speaker 1: sentence held people hostage ended up getting forty.
Speaker 3: Guess what Racey is thinking?
Speaker 1: White? Okay, beige? All right, what is he? But we
Speaker 1: have to play the game fair, Okay, I don't know
Speaker 1: what Racey is.
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 1: Hold on, I think our producer is telling me something.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, you text her produces texting me something? Hold on?
Speaker 4: What is he hold?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you right now. Who's coming? Kendrick sounds white.
Speaker 1: It's coming, It's coming, whoa, it's coming? This hold of
Speaker 1: a thumb. If I think, if I think, if I think,
Speaker 1: if this hold of your thumbing, oh you text me,
Speaker 1: it ain't come through, Eddie. Oh okay, Andy got an android. Oh,
Speaker 1: Eddie just texted me and said he's a nigger. So
Speaker 1: he's not black. Actually he's a nigga. I was wrong,
Speaker 1: you were wrong. All right, all right, we'll thank you
Speaker 1: for talkie. I'm trying not to say that word, but
Speaker 1: this is for restart sent he sent. That's what he said. Wow, Eddie, Kendrick,
Speaker 1: it sounds white to me.
Speaker 4: I don't know why, but anyway, all right, when we
Speaker 4: come back to Brothers from Ghetto, gashtro will be joining us.
Speaker 3: They're from the Bronx chefs.
Speaker 4: They're brothers that have their own products out online, breakfast products,
Speaker 4: they have their.
Speaker 3: Own appliances, and we're gonna talk to these brothers when
Speaker 3: we come back.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning and.
Speaker 3: Peace be e T B T piece.
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 18: Morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody's DJ n V Charlamagne the Guy. We are the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. We got some special guests in the building.
Speaker 4: We have the Ghetto Gastro Collective. Welcome fellas, John Gray
Speaker 4: Piercero and lets.
Speaker 1: The Walker welcome. Good morning. His brothers got their own pastries.
Speaker 1: I don't want to see pop tarks, the pop tarts
Speaker 1: and pop tarks, the ghetto gas black pop tart is
Speaker 1: an op tar. We got the bop tark.
Speaker 3: You call THEMS.
Speaker 1: Ghetto. Well, it's a.
Speaker 10: Culinary collective born and bred in the Bronx and with storytellers,
Speaker 10: and we use food to tell our stories. So doing experiences,
Speaker 10: creating products, appliances, just just really wanting to highlight the culture.
Speaker 1: I see that book everywhere. The Ghetto Gastro Black Power Kitchen.
Speaker 1: What is a black power kitchen?
Speaker 28: This is a manifesto to the Bronx and the Black
Speaker 28: Power Kitchen is when you take back your liberation. You
Speaker 28: take back your freedom by feeding the needy, by feeding
Speaker 28: the people free and the people.
Speaker 10: It's food for thought, you know, food knowledge. It's all
Speaker 10: a form of power. So we feel like the liberation
Speaker 10: lies within the soil and we take it from the
Speaker 10: soil to the oil.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we call it. We call it our Bible.
Speaker 23: It's the basic constructions before leaving Earth. So it's a
Speaker 23: culmination of food, art, storytelling, black history, black joy all
Speaker 23: in one little artifact right there that you can get
Speaker 23: everywhere books are sold.
Speaker 1: Black Power Kitchen and what's the Crooks Gig Kitchen Appliance collection. Well,
Speaker 1: we got packed.
Speaker 23: We brought the toast with the most Oh okay, so
Speaker 23: we got the we got we got the toasters as well,
Speaker 23: so we had the kitchen appliances. We did a collaboration
Speaker 23: with our friends, with our partners at Crux, the New
Speaker 23: York based brand. Shout out to Shay Hung and the
Speaker 23: team over there. Mayby gather and we this is our
Speaker 23: fourth iteration of products. We first dropped in Williams, so Noma.
Speaker 23: We still have products over there, but the line of
Speaker 23: appliance has ranged from toasters, coffee maker, air fryers, and
Speaker 23: a waffle maker as well. We also got the pots
Speaker 23: and pans and Stanley Steel cookware, Carobon Blue steel cook with.
Speaker 28: So basically just throw your oven out in your house
Speaker 28: and just got put.
Speaker 1: Us on your count and put us in your cabinet.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 1: So y'all got everything. Appliance is products. We gotta we
Speaker 1: gotta feed the streets. Yeah, the market with target Man.
Speaker 4: When you talk about cooking, a lot of people don't
Speaker 4: know that. You know, your cookwait is very important. So
Speaker 4: so break that down because a lot of people have
Speaker 4: some some peeling cookway or some horrible cookway and don't
Speaker 4: know why their meals don't be tasting right or looking right.
Speaker 23: Well, you know you gotta start. You gotta start with
Speaker 23: the good appliants first and foremost. Well, our applians is
Speaker 23: definitely have you know, they're updated with the technology definitely.
Speaker 23: Our air fryer is definitely the fastest, most crisp turbo
Speaker 23: boost technology on the air fryers. Our toaster ovens as well.
Speaker 23: Our waffle makers are non stick, so you don't have
Speaker 23: to deal with a lot of clean up and a
Speaker 23: lot of mess. And then especially if you're using our
Speaker 23: products like the Ghetto Gastro pancake and waffle mix and
Speaker 23: the waffle makers, they just seemlessly work all together all
Speaker 23: in one.
Speaker 1: So it's just you know, were.
Speaker 23: Making it easy to get steasy in the kitchen pancake,
Speaker 23: waffle mix up, waffle maker.
Speaker 28: There's a lot of storytelling that goes behind kitchen equipment
Speaker 28: as well. Like when you think of your cast iron
Speaker 28: pan that your great grandmother passed down and grandmother passed
Speaker 28: it down the mother, you know, with seasoned, it's been
Speaker 28: seasoned for decades, you know, So we wanted to actually
Speaker 28: be able to tell that story as well. So we
Speaker 28: have a cast iron pan that we have with Crux
Speaker 28: as well, a walk. We think of storytelling aspects with
Speaker 28: everything that we put out.
Speaker 1: How did y'all link up with Target? Well, Nola partnership
Speaker 1: right there?
Speaker 10: Oh nah nah nah. We ain't come to play man,
Speaker 10: We came to spread. So Target, you know, we initially
Speaker 10: linked with them through through the Crux partnership that we
Speaker 10: launched a year and a half two years ago, and
Speaker 10: then we had initially started building on the innovation pipeline
Speaker 10: for products because for us with Ghetto Gastro. We started
Speaker 10: doing exclusive like events with like Aldemar so you got
Speaker 10: the ap apple and stuff like that, but people don't
Speaker 10: that's not really touching the people. So when we hit Target,
Speaker 10: we were able to really like, that's the stuff that
Speaker 10: our grandmoms just like yo, our friends is talking about
Speaker 10: a church. We see you, so really being able to
Speaker 10: make it accessible and inclusive with the capitol I versus
Speaker 10: exclusive with a capital E. That's why he just wanted
Speaker 10: to bring the stuff to the people, read them where
Speaker 10: they are.
Speaker 28: For a long time, people didn't understand what Ghetto Gastro was.
Speaker 28: It was because even today it's just still an idea
Speaker 28: that we constantly build upon. But you know, putting out
Speaker 28: the book gave something some that people can hold and
Speaker 28: look at read you know us.
Speaker 1: I feel like it's black people were very visual people.
Speaker 28: So in the book, we have a lot of art
Speaker 28: from U some very luminary black artists, interviews from the
Speaker 28: likes of Emery Douglass, the you know, the the chairman
Speaker 28: of the Black Panther Party.
Speaker 1: We got asat ferg in there.
Speaker 22: You know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so all right when we come back, we got
Speaker 4: more with the brothers from Ghetto Gastro, So don't move.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good Morning Owning. Everybody's dj n V. Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with
Speaker 4: the brothers from Ghetto Gastro. You could pick up their
Speaker 4: products right now at Target and Appliances.
Speaker 3: Why plant based, Well.
Speaker 1: For plant based.
Speaker 23: For us, it's really about teaching and bringing our community
Speaker 23: back into the places where we originated as well. Right,
Speaker 23: we think about our community, the Black community, how much
Speaker 23: we put into the culture. And everybody's on like this vegan,
Speaker 23: these plant based vibes, but our ancestors have been eating
Speaker 23: this way since the.
Speaker 1: Beginning of time really, you know.
Speaker 23: So for us, we want to introduce new ways and
Speaker 23: new flavors for our community, things that are also things
Speaker 23: that are familiar as well. So I mean, and show
Speaker 23: people that plants could be delicious. I think John probably
Speaker 23: got some more.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, And I was just gonna say, growing up
Speaker 10: in the Bronx, you know North Bronx, especially Corp City,
Speaker 10: Gunhill Road, a lot of Jamaicans. What's Indian, So the
Speaker 10: itial cuisine and the Rastafarians, it's like same thing like
Speaker 10: you see shout out to Haley Beber and all of them.
Speaker 10: But you see Haley Biber like talking about sea maws,
Speaker 10: but we've been doing sea maws like I used to
Speaker 10: wake up to Seymour's and weak grass, you know what
Speaker 10: I mean, Like knock a cough out before before going
Speaker 10: to school. So just really like taking control of our
Speaker 10: stories and like we said, taking the power back.
Speaker 1: Will people be able to tell its plant based by
Speaker 1: the taste or what did y'all do to like eliminate
Speaker 1: that plant based taste?
Speaker 10: The first key for us is always just to make
Speaker 10: the most delicious thing because it's like we have a
Speaker 10: jerk chicken. We call it twerk chicken. We have a
Speaker 10: jerk chicken recipe in the book. So it's not like
Speaker 10: we only eat plants, but you just want to move
Speaker 10: it plant forward so you have a balanced diet and
Speaker 10: you manage your group close levels. But for us, it's
Speaker 10: about flavor first, because nobody cares about what story you're
Speaker 10: telling if the flavor is not you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: So for us, that's how that's that's the that's the
Speaker 10: first key to success. That's the first pillar.
Speaker 1: Is it tough selling the idea of or organic and
Speaker 1: plant based food to the hood.
Speaker 23: I think we'll find out right now because our products
Speaker 23: just launching Target stores nationwide, So run it out, run
Speaker 23: it up.
Speaker 1: You know, this is this is this is the point.
Speaker 23: Like everybody talks about getting on the shelves at Target,
Speaker 23: but for us, it's really about now we have to
Speaker 23: move those units and show off for our community and
Speaker 23: show up for each other, support black owned entrepreneurs, black
Speaker 23: owned businesses.
Speaker 1: And move these and move these units.
Speaker 23: But we'll we'll see, honestly, hopefully it's not hard to
Speaker 23: sell delicious you know, delicious and nutritious pastries to our
Speaker 23: community and food offerings to them.
Speaker 4: But you know, we'll find out how difficult was it
Speaker 4: to get that that shelf space. And everybody says who
Speaker 4: gets the shelf space is always you know where they
Speaker 4: put you on the shelves as well.
Speaker 10: It's a grind and we we we at high level
Speaker 10: eye level. So it's like we have really good, really
Speaker 10: good placement. But Target they really rock with us. They
Speaker 10: believe in us, and it's a it's a great partnership.
Speaker 10: And for us it makes sense because you know, when
Speaker 10: people feel fancy, they say TARJ. So for us, it's
Speaker 10: like we can hit the mass distribution but still maintain
Speaker 10: a certain level of sexy.
Speaker 1: Y'all got a new audible series too, right, the Cut
Speaker 1: with Ghetto Gas and the Cut with Ghetto Gastro. Yes,
Speaker 1: what can people learn from that? They can learn about
Speaker 1: the chop cheese is.
Speaker 28: You can learn with sea Mass the benefits of sea mass,
Speaker 28: how we've been using it for centuries. You can learn
Speaker 28: about hood Chinese food, you know, yeah, because you think
Speaker 28: about hood Chinese food and the stories behind.
Speaker 4: That's the first time I ever had seafood, right, like,
Speaker 4: and my dad is allergic to seafood, so we never
Speaker 4: cooked it in the crib. So my only seafood recollection
Speaker 4: was Truth for Rice, which is wild but not even
Speaker 4: they were real crab.
Speaker 1: But it's just delicious, you know. You know, you can
Speaker 1: learn all types of things like that as well.
Speaker 23: The audio series and like kind of what Less was saying,
Speaker 23: we kind of extend on some of the subject matter
Speaker 23: that's in our book Black Power Kitchen, and in the
Speaker 23: cut we talk about different different aspects of like pizza,
Speaker 23: pizzaats and stuff in the summer in New York, just
Speaker 23: different parts of our life and our community that have
Speaker 23: made us who we are, and it's a little bit
Speaker 23: of food as well. So we in the kitchen and
Speaker 23: we're cooking, so we're talking about the foods and how
Speaker 23: they've impacted us in our communities around us, and also
Speaker 23: putting some of those flavors together as well. So it's
Speaker 23: a it's an audio little asmo, a little flavor in
Speaker 23: your ear some of those 's.
Speaker 1: What's what's next for Ghetto gastro Man.
Speaker 10: The focus is blowing target out the doors. This is
Speaker 10: like getting on shelf and step one of like a
Speaker 10: thousand steps. But we planning to keep doing this because
Speaker 10: the goal is to really nourish the world so they
Speaker 10: can eat better and live better lives.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 10: So this is the first step and we got more
Speaker 10: to come, more media, hopefully we collaborate, you know what
Speaker 10: I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I know you it only makes sense right club and
Speaker 1: ghetto breakfast.
Speaker 10: It feels it feels right, It feels right, you know.
Speaker 1: So so yeah, that's that's the vibes.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 1: Just like to keep keep feeding the people.
Speaker 4: And it's in target right now, so they can go
Speaker 4: to target right now.
Speaker 10: Make sure wide online, nineteen hundred doors everywhere.
Speaker 18: Run it up.
Speaker 10: Taja you know how we play.
Speaker 1: Run, don't walk man, run it up.
Speaker 16: Run.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're gonna We're gonna get it man.
Speaker 10: Find us at Ghetto gas shrow everywhere, Ghetto Gastro dot
Speaker 10: com at Ghetto Gashro, Instagram, TikTok, there's so many social media,
Speaker 10: YouTube everywhere.
Speaker 23: Everywhere, everything is Ghetto Gastro Chef, p.
Speaker 10: Ghetto Gray John Gray a ka Ghetto Gray Chef.
Speaker 1: That's the walker.
Speaker 4: All right, well, we appreciate you, brothers, Ghetto Gastro, mister
Speaker 4: breakfast stuff, good morning, thank y'all, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Let's tell their reward if you turning people who you
Speaker 1: know still O PvP. Sorry, listen, I don't have.
Speaker 4: Wow from the reaction I just heard in the room.
Speaker 3: That is a good question, a questions.
Speaker 1: I wasn't. I was just posing questions all listening to
Speaker 1: their reward for people that you know still O PvP.
Speaker 1: That's all I'm just trying to see.
Speaker 2: I'm nervous what you say.
Speaker 4: If we are the Breakfast Club, we have the ladies
Speaker 4: from the We Talked Back podcasts A J and Tam
Speaker 4: Bam here.
Speaker 3: Yet lied over there?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we don't have no pps over here. I don't think.
Speaker 4: All right, let's get to the rooms. Let's talk to
Speaker 4: uh what did we do yesterday?
Speaker 3: Living Black?
Speaker 4: Let's talk it?
Speaker 1: Or you've gossip been chatting? Is the rumor report?
Speaker 6: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: This is where the tea spells right right now. Last
Speaker 4: night was our Living Black event. We celebrated the fiftieth
Speaker 4: anniversary of Hip Hop. It was hosted by our very
Speaker 4: own Jess Hilarious. Salute to Jess Hilarious.
Speaker 1: Hilarious assistant did a phenomenal job hosting that event.
Speaker 3: She sure did.
Speaker 4: Performances by Usha, Miguel Glrilla, Coco Jones, and Moore. And
Speaker 4: I just wanted to tell y'all, Charlamagne's an ass Why
Speaker 4: so people that don't know. When we were introducing Ussher,
Speaker 4: we came up with these the three things we were
Speaker 4: going to say, right, Jess was gonna say he's a legend.
Speaker 4: I was supposed to say he's an icon. And arth
Speaker 4: Man was supposed to say, what are we supposed to say?
Speaker 3: Walking?
Speaker 22: What?
Speaker 1: Walking memorial? Walking memorial?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 1: Walking momore.
Speaker 3: So that's what we said. I bet let's go team
Speaker 3: one three, one two three tape.
Speaker 4: So we go up there other legs. Just was like,
Speaker 4: he's an icon, so I'm supposed to a legend, right,
Speaker 4: he cuts me off. He's a legend, so now I'm
Speaker 4: supposed to say his line. I don't remember his line. No,
Speaker 4: I just study because I didn't know what I was
Speaker 4: supposed to say. Because I was, I knew what I
Speaker 4: was supposed to say.
Speaker 1: But he's.
Speaker 2: Otis.
Speaker 1: I just told me last night, laughing about that. I
Speaker 1: forgot all about it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you did that, you asked, But anyway, was Living
Speaker 3: Black was last night?
Speaker 4: Besides that, they had appearances for Warren g Roddy, rich
Speaker 4: Low Labrook, and then Charlemagne got the chance to talk
Speaker 4: best hip hop or most important hip hop albums of
Speaker 4: all time?
Speaker 1: Well, actually I was talking to Elliott Connie, we have
Speaker 1: a clip of something. Yeah, we do. Ultimately, when we
Speaker 1: look back at these two albums, we're gonna say to ourselves,
Speaker 1: these are the two most important hip hop albums of
Speaker 1: all time. And that was jay Z four four four
Speaker 1: and Kendrick Lamar mister morale us in the Big Steppers, right,
Speaker 1: and I'm hearing these lyrics and I was just like, man,
Speaker 1: I wonder how Elliot would translate some of these lyrics
Speaker 1: as a as a psychotherapist, because when we think about
Speaker 1: where hip hop has been the last fifty years, that
Speaker 1: this is where hip hop is and where it's going. Wow,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be amazing. So At you absolutely start with
Speaker 1: jay Z and the song killed jay Z. He says,
Speaker 1: and you know better, and word, I know you do,
Speaker 1: but you got to do better. You owe with the
Speaker 1: blue You had no father, you had the armor, but
Speaker 1: you got a daughter. Got to get softer.
Speaker 29: The first thing I think about when I hear that
Speaker 29: as accountability, I think I think very often when we
Speaker 29: talk about the origin of our problems, we use that
Speaker 29: as an excuse or at least an explanation for our
Speaker 29: current behavior.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Man, I was talking to Elliot Kanye who's a psychotherapist.
Speaker 1: And the reason I do think, uh, mister Morale and
Speaker 1: the Big Step is by Kendrick in four for four
Speaker 1: by Jay the two most important hip hop albums of
Speaker 1: all time is because of the content they talking about,
Speaker 1: you know, going to therapy to work on yourself as men,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, being a better father, being
Speaker 1: a better husband. They talking about issues with their fathers
Speaker 1: and how that affects us as men. They talking about
Speaker 1: killing their ego like in the future, you know, people
Speaker 1: go look back and realize, like, oh man, that's those
Speaker 1: are the albums that got me started on my healing journey.
Speaker 3: That's right now.
Speaker 4: Yesterday, I got a chance to speak with HBCU students,
Speaker 4: so we all got an opportunity to decide what we
Speaker 4: wanted to work with. And Charlamagne of course wanted to
Speaker 4: talk these hip hop albums, mental health and mental health.
Speaker 4: And for me it's always you know, financial literacy or
Speaker 4: definitely HBCU because of course I graduated from Hampton University.
Speaker 4: So I got a chance to sit down with some
Speaker 4: HBCU students that were in the communications major and try
Speaker 4: to just encourage them, and we were able to offer
Speaker 4: them something. A major was business, but I wanted to
Speaker 4: do radio and I was a DJ, and you know,
Speaker 4: I spent the years of grinding and doing parties and
Speaker 4: leaving at four o'clock in the morning, sleeping at the
Speaker 4: radio station with no pillow on the floor, waking up
Speaker 4: and doing radio, learning radio and loving radio. But this
Speaker 4: is not part of the script. But I would love
Speaker 4: for you guys to come to New York city and
Speaker 4: sit in on a breakfast club for a day, so
Speaker 4: you can sit next to.
Speaker 3: Me in that crazy ass guy.
Speaker 4: You know, the craziest guy with the bullhead short.
Speaker 3: Call him my gusband Charlemagne.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you guys are invited to sit behind the
Speaker 4: scenes with us and you can check out everything from
Speaker 4: filming to teasing, to us doing interviews, to us being
Speaker 4: on TV and B E T and everything that's involved
Speaker 4: with the Breakfast Club. So if you guys would like,
Speaker 4: we would like to have y'all as our guest on
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club. All right considered accepted?
Speaker 1: Okay, that was my least favorite part of Living Black,
Speaker 1: but I.
Speaker 2: Will what.
Speaker 4: You hate it shout out to those HBC. I know
Speaker 4: a lot of HBC you students have communications major. They
Speaker 4: want to get a radio, they don't know where to start.
Speaker 4: So Charlemagne and myself will have will host those individuals
Speaker 4: up here and be able to see behind the scenes
Speaker 4: how it works and hopefully encourage them more to stay
Speaker 4: in communications.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I thoroughly enjoyed Living Black yesterday. As a person
Speaker 1: who doesn't listen to radio. As a person who doesn't
Speaker 1: listen to radio, I thoroughly enjoyed Living Black. It sounded great,
Speaker 1: and I want to hear more big events like that
Speaker 1: on the radio. It sounded like a live event on
Speaker 1: the radio, from the performances to the conversations. I thoroughly
Speaker 1: enjoyed it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, all right, Now, Steph Curry, he's in a
Speaker 4: rap video. Now, now can we can we play it again?
Speaker 4: So I'm gonna say, is his name wrong? I call
Speaker 4: him Toby?
Speaker 1: Toby? Did I say it right?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 1: I know who you're talking about.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about. So he has a new video, new single,
Speaker 4: care Little Fish, Big Pond, And in the first bars
Speaker 4: it's like Curry, Steph Curry rappings. So he's rapping, like
Speaker 4: being Steph Curry. But Steph Curry is in the video rapping.
Speaker 4: People are talking about I thought it was pretty dope.
Speaker 1: So oh so that was Toty rapping. That wasn't stuff.
Speaker 1: That was Toby rapping. Got you he ish?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I like Toby. I know exactly what he was
Speaker 5: talking about.
Speaker 1: Because that didn't sound secular. I would think that Steph
Speaker 1: Curry would be making some type of Oh no, he
Speaker 1: wouldn't be making secular music. He's making some type of
Speaker 1: Christian music that sounded secular. That's what I said.
Speaker 2: I thought Steph Curry is in the video being rapping.
Speaker 1: I'm confused Toby's rapping with Steph's lips thinking it right?
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, yes, yes, yes, And that is your rumor report.
Speaker 4: I didn't get into a method man. He was on
Speaker 4: Men's Health magazine. He was just talking about it was
Speaker 4: the hip hop his life issue. He talks about battling depression.
Speaker 4: He also talks about that he's not a sex symbol.
Speaker 4: He said he's not a sex symbol. He said, you
Speaker 4: don't put those words together, sex and symbol. What's the symbol.
Speaker 4: I'm not doing anything, so what is the symbol? But
Speaker 4: you ladies feel different.
Speaker 5: Guess he's very much a sex symbolic.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, I mean speaking from experience of being a
Speaker 1: sex symbol. It's one of those things where you know,
Speaker 1: you don't choose, is you you know?
Speaker 4: All right, and that is your rumor reports. Alright, what
Speaker 4: do you look at Charlamann? Do you think uncle snacky
Speaker 4: or stale snack?
Speaker 1: You don't look at me, and you know way too.
Speaker 2: Do you even look at him?
Speaker 1: I know, actually for twenty three years. I'm sorry for
Speaker 1: twenty one like he's my old o g homies right
Speaker 1: here you talking.
Speaker 7: About I'd be highly offended when I see people trying
Speaker 7: and play you like you don't couldn't.
Speaker 5: Look like Morris.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Very recent yea, I'd be
Speaker 1: wanting to fight for him for the first couple of times.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: Let me look from this way, anybody, it's run.
Speaker 4: The air every u.
Speaker 2: You can see their ears.
Speaker 1: You do not look like mars Chess. Now, Bro jeff
Speaker 1: Us are just out here hating you. See you know
Speaker 1: what happened with end up hating not you would common
Speaker 1: that you get that out your heart and that is
Speaker 1: your room move. You started hating you ended up quick.
Speaker 4: People's choice mixes up next eight hundred five eighty five
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Speaker 1: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be
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Speaker 4: Charlomagne the God we are the Breakfast Club from the
Speaker 4: We Talked Back podcast with at Aj and Tan bam
Speaker 4: here Yo and I just got a salute again Living
Speaker 4: Black last night. It was a great experienced performances from
Speaker 4: Miguel Usher, Charlemagne. I had a great conversation. I had
Speaker 4: a great conversation about HBCUs.
Speaker 3: It was just a lot going on.
Speaker 4: So I just want to say so to everybody that
Speaker 4: checked it out, and you can go to our YouTube
Speaker 4: page a Facebook channel if you missed it.
Speaker 1: It was hosted by a good sister, Jess Hilarious. I
Speaker 1: sat with Elliott Connie who's a psychotherapist. It was a
Speaker 1: phenomenal event. And y'all y'all dropped the new episode today, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, Yeah, Today's Thursday, Thursday about this morning, y'all go
Speaker 2: tune in.
Speaker 1: Yeah. We talked back podcast drops every Thursday on the
Speaker 1: Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast Network. What's what's this week's episode about?
Speaker 1: With y'all addressing so.
Speaker 7: Tam says, I'm a serial monogamous one one man at
Speaker 7: a time.
Speaker 2: No, there's nothing wrong with it.
Speaker 8: And she just like goes from relationship and then she's
Speaker 8: another full full fledged.
Speaker 7: It seems very I just like one person at a time.
Speaker 7: I don't like the traditional uh date, it's just modern
Speaker 7: day dating around.
Speaker 1: I don't agree with that.
Speaker 8: What I ain't never seen you with no whole bunch
Speaker 8: of boyfriends. No, not a whole bunch of boyfriends. It's
Speaker 8: just like she'll be with someone and very locked in,
Speaker 8: and then be with someone else and very locked in,
Speaker 8: very locked up to me too.
Speaker 3: We talked about.
Speaker 1: Heart Radio app.
Speaker 7: Yeah, tune in every Thursday on iHeart Radio app or
Speaker 7: wherever you get your podcasts at.
Speaker 4: And I'm sorry for you that you've known this guy
Speaker 4: twenty three years. I don't I don't know how.
Speaker 1: We met when I did radio at Hot ninety eight
Speaker 1: nine and Charleston, the station that no longer exists, we
Speaker 1: had a promotion called Crush the Haters and Nas Navigator.
Speaker 1: This is when NAS's I Am album came out. Me
Speaker 1: Now came out and we all took a stretch Navigator
Speaker 1: to go see Nas at the House of Blues in Miami,
Speaker 1: a stretch Navigator. Myrtle Beach, what's it? Definitely wasn't Miami,
Speaker 1: that's long. It was definitely murder Beach, South Carolin. All right,
Speaker 1: it was definitely Myrtle Beach.
Speaker 4: When we come back positive notice the Breakfast Club, Good
Speaker 4: morning and everybody. It's DJ n G Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club. Now we have the ladies
Speaker 4: from the We Talked Back podcast with us AJ and
Speaker 4: tam Bama. Tomorrow they're gonna be joining us as well
Speaker 4: for freaking Freaky Friday. And you got a Freaky Freaky
Speaker 4: Friday question still ready, I.
Speaker 3: Do give him a little hit so because they get
Speaker 3: on the phones ready tomorrow.
Speaker 2: It's about bringing home the groceries.
Speaker 1: It's about eating the grocery. That's what it's about.
Speaker 3: Eating the groceries.
Speaker 1: We put you give me all Instagrams and twitters and all.
Speaker 5: Of that is AJ Holiday two point zero on Instagram.
Speaker 2: Twitter.
Speaker 7: We do have Twitter, right, We talked back podcasts on Twitter,
Speaker 7: and everything else is just we talked back.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I'm official Tambam on Instagram. Y'all follow me now.
Speaker 3: If you won't get on okay, no chelaman, you got
Speaker 3: a positive note?
Speaker 2: I do, man.
Speaker 1: The positive note is simply this. I've learned the best
Speaker 1: way to kill something is deleted. Starve okay, no response,
Speaker 1: no action, no altercations, don't beat it. That's where your
Speaker 1: true powerized.
Speaker 5: You're in breakfast club
Speaker 1: Is finish for y'all, Dune