Speaker 1: Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 2: Yo yo yo yo yo Shola mean the cap piece
Speaker 2: of the plane.
Speaker 1: In this Friday, Yes, Friday, good morning. What's happening. I'm good.
Speaker 1: We got some special guests with us, some special guest
Speaker 1: co hosts.
Speaker 2: We do.
Speaker 1: They flew in.
Speaker 3: All right with Donald Trump, and Donald Trump got his
Speaker 3: mugshot taken and flew right back. We got Jojo and
Speaker 3: the Big Homie from the Jojo Big Homie.
Speaker 1: Shows, What's up?
Speaker 2: And then why yeah my way of Chicago and Atlanta.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 3: They host the night show in the Land on one O
Speaker 3: five three to beat Monday through Thursday, seven pm to midnight.
Speaker 3: So those are homies from our atl station. But Showsky,
Speaker 3: did y'all see Trump when I was out there?
Speaker 1: Nah, he had something going on crazy at the airport
Speaker 1: because the alarms was going off.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure, it's going secret service exactly. We see him.
Speaker 5: But we saw, we was, We was, We saw the
Speaker 5: traffic yae to the airport.
Speaker 3: Crab was at Magic City. I don't know if he
Speaker 3: was at Magic City or now. Crab said he seen him.
Speaker 1: Stop the jails right around the corner from that city.
Speaker 1: Oh really Yeah, so that's a possibility.
Speaker 6: You kind of got some win now.
Speaker 2: He was rolling deep bi. I mean, but he's the president.
Speaker 1: God damn, it's called the Secret Service Presidents of detail
Speaker 1: the president. I mean, he's not the president, he's still
Speaker 1: a president. So do the Secret Services do a sweep
Speaker 1: in the jail?
Speaker 3: Like, do they go to the jail, make sure the
Speaker 3: jail is clear before the president questions and then they leave?
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they already had a proper provisions in place.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to figure out how he was only there
Speaker 5: for twenty minutes because he's the president.
Speaker 1: Is the president? Second, was just being patty. She was
Speaker 1: just being petty. Come here and take this picture. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The crazy thing is he was able to put his
Speaker 3: own weight in his own white and we know.
Speaker 1: That's the damn lie. No, ain't held Donald trumpaw hundred
Speaker 1: and fifteen pound. If you six three two fifteen, you
Speaker 1: slim okay him? Don't lie Trump touching three hundred.
Speaker 4: Easy, don't either.
Speaker 1: Absolutely Trump got back Trump at all.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 3: On today's show, Reason will be joining us. Of course,
Speaker 3: you know him from T D he has an album
Speaker 3: out called Porches, and we're gonna be kicking him.
Speaker 1: You may not know him at all. Okay, you might
Speaker 1: not know him at all from TD that's one of
Speaker 1: his greats, all right, but this is his second album.
Speaker 1: I like Reason. I think he's very dope. So he'll
Speaker 1: be on Breakfast Club this morning. And we got another
Speaker 1: young bull, a young bull. That's right Friday. You know
Speaker 1: him from the song.
Speaker 3: Goddad person is singing the hook that he's singing with
Speaker 3: John Legend.
Speaker 1: His album is out the day. He's from Philadelphia. Yes,
Speaker 1: so we got both of those young bulls.
Speaker 2: I'm saying it right.
Speaker 1: Definitely not saying bulls. Think your bull like ball? Like
Speaker 1: a ball? I would ask Taylor, But she's not really
Speaker 1: from Philly. She's from Lord Darby, so it's not the
Speaker 1: same bull of ball.
Speaker 2: He about to come about to come in and look
Speaker 2: at you. That's right, young bull.
Speaker 1: I told you, I like ball, young ball like.
Speaker 2: Two young men will be here Reason Friday.
Speaker 1: All right, when we come back.
Speaker 3: We got front Page News tells him figure will be
Speaker 3: telling us all about Donald Trump. We got exclusive Gucci
Speaker 3: Jacob all right, worldwide exclusive Gucci man j.
Speaker 1: Cole is the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 2: I thought you were saying, might be a man.
Speaker 1: Might be a man.
Speaker 2: I was like, where did this record go?
Speaker 1: Didn't it sound like that play from the beginning right?
Speaker 1: Just play the begetting back real quick?
Speaker 2: Can you freaking bring it Friday?
Speaker 1: You know, I was like, is it Mike Will made?
Speaker 1: I know, I know, but it sounded like.
Speaker 2: I thought you said it might be a man. I
Speaker 2: just want to know where the record was going.
Speaker 3: That's all right, Oh wow morning everybody. We are DJ,
Speaker 3: m V Charlamage the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We got some guest hosts, Joe, Joe and the Big
Speaker 3: Homie Show from the atl You can catch them Monday
Speaker 3: through Thursday, seven pm, the min night on one O
Speaker 3: five three to beat.
Speaker 6: But let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 8: Tesla and figure out Good morning, DJ and me, Good morning,
Speaker 8: charllet mane.
Speaker 9: You needed to know where the where the record identified?
Speaker 1: I guess good morning, big, good morning, family morning, good morning.
Speaker 8: You just need no word identified. We don't get into Joe,
Speaker 8: Good morning, jo Joe, how are you?
Speaker 4: Good morning? How are you all right?
Speaker 3: Let's jump right into it. Donald Trump, he six six
Speaker 3: with only two hundred and fifteen pounds.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they said the real crime was reporting two hundred
Speaker 8: and fifteen pounds. Somebody on Twitter said, when does the
Speaker 8: live stop? But yesterday former President Donald Trump was booked
Speaker 8: at the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta, as we know,
Speaker 8: on fellowing charges related to his efforts to overturn the
Speaker 8: twenty twenty election. I was on the plane at the time,
Speaker 8: DJ and being I mean, I was just refreshing like
Speaker 8: everybody else. Every two minutes on Twitter, it was hashtag,
Speaker 8: you know, mug shot watch, and so folks were waiting
Speaker 8: on that, and they finally did release that mugshot. Now,
Speaker 8: this is Trump's first fourth indictment this year, but it's
Speaker 8: the first time he had his mugshot taking. You know,
Speaker 8: we talked about this many, many times, wondering if Big
Speaker 8: Fanny was gonna do it, and it looks like she
Speaker 8: absolutely did it. Now they said they are taking mudshots
Speaker 8: of all nineteen people charged in the case. We're gonna
Speaker 8: talk a little bit more about those folks in the
Speaker 8: second hour. But that included Rudy Giuliani, who we saw
Speaker 8: on yesterday's Sidney Powell, and former chief of staff Martin Meadows.
Speaker 8: Now Trump was released, obviously, not long after he was
Speaker 8: jailed on a two hundred thousand dollars bond. Here's what
Speaker 8: he had to say.
Speaker 6: I really believed it's a very Saturday for America.
Speaker 1: It should never happen.
Speaker 6: If you challenge an election, you should be able to.
Speaker 1: Challenge an election. I thought the election was a rigged election,
Speaker 1: the stolen election, and I should have every right to
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: The interesting thing about all of this is like, you know,
Speaker 1: you know how slim and fit Trump would be if
Speaker 1: he was six three, two hundred and fifteen pounds. And
Speaker 1: I know people are making jokes, but the reason mug
Speaker 1: shots are important because if somebody goes on the run,
Speaker 1: they need a description. So if you say six three,
Speaker 1: two fifteen strawberry blonde hair, none of that describes you know,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Trump is probably sixty three and he weighs
Speaker 1: about Chris CHRISTI.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, absolutely easily. But see the most impressing thing.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you caught it. You know, Teslin
Speaker 3: figerro fly Spirit and she said she was, you know,
Speaker 3: checking every two minutes.
Speaker 1: So I didn't even know Spirit had wi FI. Did
Speaker 1: you know?
Speaker 3: First of all, I fly South with well, I didn't
Speaker 3: know Southwest had FI, did you, Yes, they do.
Speaker 2: I didn't think she mean she was in the air.
Speaker 2: I thought they were still taxing.
Speaker 8: Yeah, no, we do have WiFi actually, and it is free.
Speaker 8: Shout out to Southwest their lives.
Speaker 1: That's what was impressing to me. That's what I caught.
Speaker 8: But yeah, but Verry prison, now they are you know, Charlemane,
Speaker 8: you mentioned yesterday they're gonna be selling shirts, and you
Speaker 8: called that. They absolutely do have the shirts up for
Speaker 8: thirty four dollars on Trump website, twenty five dollars coffee mug,
Speaker 8: fifteen dollars beer coozies. The tagline says never surrender. But
Speaker 8: technically he did surrender, you know, going into the take
Speaker 8: a mug shot of setting surrender.
Speaker 9: It's not like it's like kleo, don't set it off.
Speaker 9: That's what not surrendering is.
Speaker 3: So I was gonna ask, what's protocol because usually they
Speaker 3: have to weigh you and do your height.
Speaker 6: Why was he just allowed to write it down to
Speaker 6: keep it moving?
Speaker 1: Do we a white privilege? I don't know white privilege.
Speaker 9: I didn't look into that.
Speaker 2: He's selling them shirts with you.
Speaker 1: I saw something last night that said they was giving
Speaker 1: the shirts away for free. To claim your free That says,
Speaker 1: claim your free shirt for a limited time only. Oh no, okay,
Speaker 1: if you make a contribution of forty seven out donation
Speaker 1: are more to help defend our movement from the nether
Speaker 1: ending which hunts, will send you your very own never
Speaker 1: Surrender t shirt.
Speaker 2: For free for these people slick? It's not free.
Speaker 1: Do I thought? I thought they'd been doing it for
Speaker 1: one hundred dollars forty seven? Why didn't do forty five? Oh?
Speaker 1: Don't because he'll be the would he be the forty
Speaker 1: seventh president? Yeah, if he wins again, yeah, he'd be
Speaker 1: forty seven. Wait, yeah, because Joe Biden, he'll be forty seven. Win,
Speaker 1: he'd be forty seven. You know what? They smarter than us?
Speaker 1: Well I wouldn't say that, but yeah, Hey, they's.
Speaker 2: Some slick people, y'all all?
Speaker 1: You want to stop backing like the people ain't good
Speaker 1: on social media and they're not good at marketing.
Speaker 5: They are, that's a good marketing strategy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, very much. So.
Speaker 4: I feel like people.
Speaker 5: I feel like a couple of black people might even
Speaker 5: get a shirt.
Speaker 1: Do that anyway is way too much. You ain't see
Speaker 1: the niggas for Trump, literally at the black for they
Speaker 1: were called niggas for Trump on the shirt. Yeah, the Trump,
Speaker 1: It was on the shirt. But I don't think all
Speaker 1: the people was black. Some of them looked like they
Speaker 1: was like and make up Rick Scott, Yeah, this guy. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you. I was seeing the picture and I
Speaker 1: was like, yo, this does not look like a real
Speaker 1: black person.
Speaker 3: All right, Well that is front page news tesling figure out.
Speaker 3: We'll see in a couple of minutes. Everybody else, get
Speaker 3: it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 3: oh five one. If you need to vent, phone line
Speaker 3: to wide open again. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 3: oh five one. Call us up right now. It's a
Speaker 3: Friday's the breakfast club. Good morning, the breakfast club. This
Speaker 3: is your time to get it off your chest. She
Speaker 3: calling eight hundred and five eight five one five one.
Speaker 3: You want to hear from you on the breakfast club?
Speaker 1: Hello? Who's this? Hey?
Speaker 7: Good morning, breakfast club?
Speaker 1: This is do you? What's up? You? Get it off
Speaker 1: your chest?
Speaker 7: How you throwing envy?
Speaker 1: I'm good brother, I'm good brother. How you feeling hey?
Speaker 7: Stuff shallow name? Good morning? I guess so's a big
Speaker 7: Homie jo Jo, I'm just calling him talking.
Speaker 10: About the statemen Trump made as far as contested the election, Yes,
Speaker 10: you do have a right to contest the election, but
Speaker 10: the way.
Speaker 7: You went about it is all the way in criminal.
Speaker 10: Itout, trying to confuse the people about you know, you do,
Speaker 10: you have a right to test the election. You clean
Speaker 10: your clean to the to the capitol.
Speaker 7: Let's stop it, man, that's all man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the crazy thing is h He's not confusing his
Speaker 1: people because his people, you know, refuse to believe the
Speaker 1: truth anyway. So his people already believe if people already
Speaker 1: believed the narrative he already put out there.
Speaker 7: So absolutely, y'all have a blessed weekend.
Speaker 1: Man, good day you that's right. Blow that horn.
Speaker 7: I'm a good one, y'all.
Speaker 1: Brother. I like the horns from the trucks.
Speaker 2: He likes when God come in the morning.
Speaker 1: I know that.
Speaker 3: You know, I didn't say that. We all have our things,
Speaker 3: Jojo and big homiehead. I'll guess co Hod, Hello, who's
Speaker 3: this Will?
Speaker 11: How you guys doing this beautiful Friday?
Speaker 1: What's up? Brother? Get it over to the chest.
Speaker 11: A lot of people are overthinking of something and saying
Speaker 11: that well, it's not right to arrest and charge and
Speaker 11: potentially jail the next president. But the other things beside
Speaker 11: it is you set up if you let him go,
Speaker 11: you set a president that if you're an ex president
Speaker 11: or a sixty president, you commit a crime you can control,
Speaker 11: be asolved from me, you will never receive jail time.
Speaker 11: And then in answer is we become like a fighter,
Speaker 11: like we have a king. The king can do whatever
Speaker 11: you want and no matter what it is, probably except
Speaker 11: for murder, and that the king won't have to do
Speaker 11: any jail time. So that's one of the other important
Speaker 11: aspects of this. Also, Damiel willis, we gotta make sure
Speaker 11: we put a net around her spiritually, hell maybe even physical,
Speaker 11: just to make sure that nothing happen to our sister
Speaker 11: and she should trip and fall and break the net.
Speaker 11: We need to be out there, not necessarily raising king,
Speaker 11: but just making sure that everything everything, there's no chicanery
Speaker 11: going on.
Speaker 7: As the old few words.
Speaker 11: But I feared, how respect we're not fear for his
Speaker 11: sister's safety in a sense because there are some crazies
Speaker 11: out there.
Speaker 1: Right, You're absolutely right, But man, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: people out there that love young thug and wire selling.
Speaker 2: They like if she don't pardon them, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean?
Speaker 1: They don't really care about what you're doing with old
Speaker 1: thug and ocl You know what. Hello's this?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 6: Hey, Evan, today's your birthday?
Speaker 1: Huh is my birthday? It's your birthday? How old are.
Speaker 11: You well about that?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: I'm you out your thirties?
Speaker 11: What twenties?
Speaker 3: I guess you in your thirties? What happy birthday? What
Speaker 3: you doing for your birthday?
Speaker 12: I'm hopping on a flight from Vegas.
Speaker 1: About to Act bad Ell. That sounds thick too. I
Speaker 1: just why does somebody thick sound?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 1: You know how the thick girl sounds out here? A
Speaker 1: real heavy voice. By the way, that's Big Homie talking. Hey,
Speaker 1: don't think that's Charlamagne please, that's Big Homie talk. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 1: you have a great birthday, mama. Big Homie is from Atlanta. Okay.
Speaker 1: I just want to put that out there. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: She ain't over one ages. She can't be my lady
Speaker 1: for sure. Jesus, I can't be my lady.
Speaker 3: Get it up your chest eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 3: one oh five one. If you need to vent here,
Speaker 3: it's up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 3: breakfast Club from is it your time to get it
Speaker 3: off your chest? Way up, whether you're.
Speaker 1: Mad or blood, time to get up and get something.
Speaker 1: Call up now eight hundred five eight five one O
Speaker 1: five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 1: breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 7: D J M B. Charlotte made of guard? Good morning?
Speaker 1: O G Rob? What U O G?
Speaker 7: What's happening? What's happening? How you're feeling this morning? Brothers?
Speaker 1: What's up? Good? Good? Good? Now? O G now?
Speaker 3: O g Rob calls every Friday and he spits balls
Speaker 3: from New York real hip hop.
Speaker 7: So go ahead, O G all right, god belad check it.
Speaker 10: I said, figured, I'm going with Jip stay shot spotting
Speaker 10: from long Brains to turn it up and keep him
Speaker 10: stuck wanting the same attack. And the food chains touching gold,
Speaker 10: you know how that beat? Just keep the ball rolling
Speaker 10: five step feet for respect, striking when the gold's open,
Speaker 10: transparent coating the streets. Want to see rap sheets a
Speaker 10: double levee versus I speak process called the beat. No
Speaker 10: hesitation on the ground, moving through out the bread station
Speaker 10: caught full keeping a staff backing like those nations. I'm
Speaker 10: building this bring by break. Shout out, javarst no nonsense,
Speaker 10: I'm stopping them Bett foes before them with unsigned hype
Speaker 10: on that level A four patches.
Speaker 7: Still they spend the wheel.
Speaker 10: Hoping the numbers run on the free milless bar time.
Speaker 10: You see how my trappers move up the outline. Just
Speaker 10: cut the check watch clock breasts champainting brian.
Speaker 1: O g okay o G. I feel like Homie got
Speaker 1: some balls. You got some boss got bars.
Speaker 2: I feel like you got something for him.
Speaker 1: Okay, No, I don't, I can't. I got some balls.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 6: What the blood want to bumble with?
Speaker 1: Nz Charlamagne throw that ass on the whole family, dressing
Speaker 1: all black like the Omen.
Speaker 3: Shout out to my friends Jojo and Big Homie and
Speaker 3: you know me for making it so sick. Flows into
Speaker 3: six with the legs on my wrist. If it's murder,
Speaker 3: you know Jojo wrote it. Charlemagne for that ass, you
Speaker 3: know what you do?
Speaker 1: Wow, I absolutely don't think I can follow that.
Speaker 2: I'm giving them one ball for that one.
Speaker 1: I've been through mad different phases like maze is to
Speaker 1: find my way, and now I know without a doubt
Speaker 1: that he's gay.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 4: No, I can't wait to go hit one up though.
Speaker 1: Okay, you got okay, I got going. It's big homing
Speaker 1: from the A T L in New York, about to
Speaker 1: give O g Rod some hell. Hey, dj VI to
Speaker 1: the left, Charlemagne to the right. That's a long gas name,
Speaker 1: but I got it right. Yeah, big on. We be playing.
Speaker 2: You're playing, I'll play playing thought I just I just
Speaker 2: really did that.
Speaker 10: No, we be playing.
Speaker 1: I'm playing. I'm playing. He's not playing playing.
Speaker 3: Get it off your chest eight hundred and five eighty five,
Speaker 3: one o five. We got rumors on the way what
Speaker 3: we're talking about in the rooms. Give us a little tease.
Speaker 5: So Holly Berry is expected to pay monthly child sport
Speaker 5: of eight thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: That chim king. We'll get to that.
Speaker 6: We'll get to that next.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club on BT, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody's stee j n V. Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. I gotta remind you of my call.
Speaker 1: Show is this weekend.
Speaker 3: It's finally here, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Philly, DC, Maryland, Virginia, Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Pull up, of course, celebrity cars excited called games Roder.
Speaker 3: You guys went to the one in Atlanta. Absolute a
Speaker 3: lot of family activity. Your mom's is there too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, shot the big homie mom and her birthday is
Speaker 1: actually this Sunday, So happy birthday you getting from mom.
Speaker 1: She went to the l COJ concept this past weekend. Okay,
Speaker 1: Monday three.
Speaker 7: What is a gift?
Speaker 1: Is it a gift?
Speaker 4: Not a gaft because it was you got that from
Speaker 4: the station.
Speaker 1: But that's the beauty of having a son, that beauty
Speaker 1: and having relationships.
Speaker 4: That's right now, you're right right, You're right.
Speaker 3: Well, Joe Joe and Big Home Yourhead, they're guests hosting
Speaker 3: with us, and let's jump right into the room this year.
Speaker 1: That's the end of the platform where your opinion does conversial.
Speaker 5: I just say what I want to when they might
Speaker 5: come on, you've been saying something totally different.
Speaker 4: I'd be calling your last different.
Speaker 1: This is the rumor report, jo Joe in the Big Home.
Speaker 1: What's on the breakfast club? Let me see that we
Speaker 1: do this? We do this? Guy telling me, yeah, I
Speaker 1: see her Wow contact early did we do that?
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh wow, okay, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Tailor is a beast that she is.
Speaker 1: Nobody.
Speaker 4: I'm the only person believe.
Speaker 2: I really hope she understands.
Speaker 4: So it's a sad day. It's a sad day because.
Speaker 5: Halle Berry is to pay eight thousand dollars a month
Speaker 5: in child support now her settled settled her divorce and
Speaker 5: custody battle with her ex husband. I think it's Oliver,
Speaker 5: Oliver Martinez. The two will share joint legal custody of
Speaker 5: their nine year old son, and the ruling states of
Speaker 5: Hollyberry agreed to pay eight thousand dollars a month, and
Speaker 5: she will also pay him four point three percent of
Speaker 5: any income she receives above two million dollars. All right,
Speaker 5: now that that covers their son's school tuition, uniform, school supplies,
Speaker 5: and extracurricular activities. She will also pay back Martinez.
Speaker 4: Any money spent on the twenty twenty three twenty twenty
Speaker 4: four school year.
Speaker 1: Jesus, that man, that man is a pioneer. He needs
Speaker 1: his own day. Where's a trailblazer?
Speaker 6: I mean, if the tables would turned, he would have
Speaker 6: to pay that, right, So since she makes up.
Speaker 1: A lot more, I can't wait.
Speaker 3: And the baby is their baby, shouldn'ty be splitting it
Speaker 3: fifty to fifty like they probably are.
Speaker 5: She's giving him four point three percent of any income
Speaker 5: she receives.
Speaker 10: Though.
Speaker 5: That's kind of like, so where's the where's the kids?
Speaker 5: Where's the kids staying at? Is it joint custody?
Speaker 1: He said, I was thinking too, I would who's got
Speaker 1: primary custody because it sounds like the guy got primary
Speaker 1: custody based off the numbers.
Speaker 2: Jojo, just right.
Speaker 4: But if you have joint custody, where is the baby
Speaker 4: staying that?
Speaker 1: Dad needs a nice house. Dad needs a million dollar
Speaker 1: house too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because usually how the how the father lives, they say,
Speaker 3: the mom should be living the same way, so the
Speaker 3: kid when they go to house, the house is not
Speaker 3: like you go from you know, Beverly Hills to projects.
Speaker 1: It's just interesting that when a man is on the
Speaker 1: winning side of free cases. Yeah, you know, all of
Speaker 1: a sudden people want to have discussions about what when
Speaker 1: it's a woman that have to I mean a guy
Speaker 1: to have to give up twenty thousand dollars a month,
Speaker 1: everybody's like, yeah, get your money.
Speaker 5: C' So glad that I am the only female in
Speaker 5: here right now so I can I can speak on
Speaker 5: this because I just.
Speaker 2: You don't know what we identify.
Speaker 1: You don't know what.
Speaker 2: I don't know what identify, don't dare you.
Speaker 5: You're absolutely right because I don't know what y'all got
Speaker 5: going on. But the guy isn't he's an actor. He
Speaker 5: makes money's man.
Speaker 1: He's not booked, he's not booking busy. So she needs to,
Speaker 1: uh you, you need to build up the pockets.
Speaker 4: He's not Holly Burrier. I get that. I mean, if
Speaker 4: he has to get his coins.
Speaker 1: Out, want your support, your man. I am always much drivet.
Speaker 1: I'm always towing on this though, because I feel like
Speaker 1: a man's job is to protect and provide. So I'll
Speaker 1: be like, you know, don't dig in her pockets like that.
Speaker 1: But then on the other side, I'm like, yo, fair
Speaker 1: is fair. It's for the kid. It's not for him,
Speaker 1: it's for the child. So just because he's not the
Speaker 1: bird winner, he not to protect, the protect and provider.
Speaker 6: He's still providing what he can.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he protecting what he can and he's leading that
Speaker 1: household as the household needs to be let He can
Speaker 1: lead her money too.
Speaker 2: He's providing what he getting outther eight thousand dollars a
Speaker 2: month exactly well.
Speaker 4: Do you do you think that this is so? You
Speaker 4: guys think that this is fair?
Speaker 1: Yes, it's a loss.
Speaker 4: This is a fair thing.
Speaker 1: Law got to buy by the law.
Speaker 5: Okay, it's still all okay, I get that. Well, Safari
Speaker 5: he didn't like it. He thinks it's a little sassy.
Speaker 5: He put out a tweet he said, a man getting
Speaker 5: child support.
Speaker 4: It's crazy. He might as well put on a dress.
Speaker 1: Because he.
Speaker 4: Got his own situation. He got going on over there.
Speaker 4: He really ain't had no rights.
Speaker 12: He does have his own situation lyrical and biblical. Sitting
Speaker 12: up on my pedestil. No matter how you see it,
Speaker 12: I'm the pinnacle. It's pitiful. You are imbecile if you
Speaker 12: try to make a physical end of critical think it's subliminal,
Speaker 12: not criminal, seealtypical.
Speaker 2: Alone, yeare was my freestyle was.
Speaker 1: Better than that?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: Like, what was that?
Speaker 4: Somebody tell me what that was?
Speaker 7: It was so crazy.
Speaker 2: Every time before I wrapped, somebody says, what was that?
Speaker 2: If I need to drop an album called what was that?
Speaker 1: Like that? That was that bank show in Atlanta? Like
Speaker 1: he get all the doodoo emojis, throw the show. Yeah
Speaker 1: this show? Ye shout out the homie Big bank got.
Speaker 4: Blue Faces Brother says his mom taught him how to
Speaker 4: eat the.
Speaker 6: Can you say you can't eat that?
Speaker 1: You know what? Vagina?
Speaker 4: Vagina?
Speaker 1: You can't ye separately? Yes you can.
Speaker 5: Blue Face Brother said that his mom taught him how
Speaker 5: to eat perform.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, perform.
Speaker 2: Nobody teaching you how to be a munch is crazy.
Speaker 4: That his own mom, yes, son is crazy.
Speaker 1: How does that conversation? We need context for this?
Speaker 5: Blue Face Brother posted a rent on his I G
Speaker 5: stories accusing their mother of not being a present mother.
Speaker 5: But there's one part in particular that has everyone giving
Speaker 5: the side. You never taught me blank except how.
Speaker 4: To eat blank? Uh one time, which was weird. I
Speaker 4: learned everything.
Speaker 2: What is blank? That might be rich? Let me read
Speaker 2: it for myself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well I don't want to say the word and
Speaker 4: get fine, and then you know, I'll let you do it.
Speaker 1: We have the dumb button right here, so that could
Speaker 1: be pizza, ain't.
Speaker 4: The p's You never taught me blank except that.
Speaker 1: You're not.
Speaker 2: We just got to potatoes?
Speaker 1: Could you? Could you imagine that conversation?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 3: First of all, my parents never even taught me about
Speaker 3: the birds and bees. I'm still waving that conversation, but
Speaker 3: could you like, how do how does your mom tell
Speaker 3: you that? Like, like, how does that conversation?
Speaker 1: But he doesn't, y'all need to be after what birds
Speaker 1: and bees ever had.
Speaker 7: To do it?
Speaker 1: Sex?
Speaker 4: No, seriously, we got to grow up, y'all.
Speaker 6: I don't know exactly. All right, Well that is your
Speaker 6: rumor report. Thank you guys.
Speaker 1: Now when we come back, Tesla figure out what we'll
Speaker 1: be joining us.
Speaker 3: We got to talk Trump, Donald Trump and more Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: and then reason from TDE will be joining us. Don't
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Speaker 3: It's dj n V Charlamagne the Gud. We are the
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Speaker 3: back more Trump, Trump and Trump Business.
Speaker 1: Come on, break it down, Trump and Trump Bus.
Speaker 8: Since Rico, shout out to everybody in Atlanta and our
Speaker 8: guess hosts here from Atlanta did it big Yesterday would
Speaker 8: actually be in the first time we had a president
Speaker 8: take a mug shot. Now, we talked a little bit
Speaker 8: about it in the first hour, but I wanted to
Speaker 8: kind of talk about his other defendants as well in
Speaker 8: every go charge. Now most of them have already turned
Speaker 8: themselves in, but there's still half the deadline for those.
Speaker 1: Who have not.
Speaker 8: At least eleven of the nineteen have turned themselves in,
Speaker 8: and today by noon everybody has to be turned in
Speaker 8: and has turned himself in and books. So we should
Speaker 8: see some more mug shots coming on out today as well. Now,
Speaker 8: there was also a lot of talk on social media
Speaker 8: about the black guy for Black Voices for.
Speaker 9: Trump, Willie Lewis Floyd.
Speaker 8: He is the only one still in jail, and the
Speaker 8: reason for that is he is the only one that
Speaker 8: did not have a pre arranged bond.
Speaker 9: Now what that means is he will remain and this
Speaker 9: is as of yesterday evening.
Speaker 8: Something could have changed between then and now, but he
Speaker 8: will remain in the Fulton County Jail until he came
Speaker 8: appear before a judge who will be able to grant him, uh,
Speaker 8: you know, a bonded to range his bond. But folks
Speaker 8: are saying that, hey, out of everybody who's still in jail,
Speaker 8: is still the black guy.
Speaker 9: What do you guys think about that?
Speaker 3: Nobody told Willy had his works. Nobody said Willie, you
Speaker 3: need an attorney. Have your attorney called it, just like
Speaker 3: nobody nobody hit Willy. But did will he not have
Speaker 3: the funds to pay for an attorney either or it did?
Speaker 1: Willly didn't have it? Then will had got You know,
Speaker 1: he didn't unlock that level of privilege. He ain't upgraded
Speaker 1: to that level.
Speaker 4: What did will he have going on? He had for him?
Speaker 1: He was arrested three months ago in Maryland on a
Speaker 1: federal war because it accused him of aggressively confronting h
Speaker 1: two FBI agents.
Speaker 2: Grand Jewry s poenash.
Speaker 1: He's done minute like that. Thug up. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: what else too.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: Everyone who didn't uh take Trump's mugshot previously, shame on you.
Speaker 1: Shame on you because clearly I thought that you couldn't
Speaker 1: do that to a former president. You could raising the
Speaker 1: way they were avoiding it. Yeah, shame on all those
Speaker 1: people who Alvin Bragg. Who else was it to?
Speaker 2: Who were the previous indictments?
Speaker 9: Let me just run those indictments back just for clarity.
Speaker 8: So we had January sixth case, we had the Georgia
Speaker 8: election in appearance case, we had the classified document case,
Speaker 8: and then the hush money case.
Speaker 1: All of those people granted Donald Trump a level of
Speaker 1: privilege that he didn't even have.
Speaker 2: Y'all did that.
Speaker 1: Y'all chose not to treat that man like you treat
Speaker 1: every every other American citizen. Luther Fanny Made willis for
Speaker 1: treating Trump and his cronies like any other person.
Speaker 2: Who gets arrested.
Speaker 1: I don't think the name is Fanny Made, but you
Speaker 1: know he made don't play you gotta put a million,
Speaker 1: and he made on't play in a I'm just trying.
Speaker 4: To figure out. What was the big deal of, like
Speaker 4: not getting your muggs got taken?
Speaker 1: That's my point.
Speaker 4: I don't know, like why is it so? Like why
Speaker 4: he was like I don't want my mugs?
Speaker 1: Like what was the point? Well, I guess it was
Speaker 1: them not making him do it. Fanny may Willis made
Speaker 1: him and all his cronies do it. Everybody else didn't,
Speaker 1: And I think that's disgusting.
Speaker 9: Yeah, let me let me say who that everybody else is.
Speaker 8: Jack Smith was a special counsel for them, because you
Speaker 8: asked who for the January.
Speaker 9: Sixth case, So it was Jack Smith.
Speaker 8: The Georgia election interference case, obviously we know that Fanny Willis,
Speaker 8: and then the classified document case Jack Smith again, and
Speaker 8: then the hush money case.
Speaker 1: The al correct so Alvin Bragg and Jack Smith, you know,
Speaker 1: granted Donald Trump a level of privilege that he didn't
Speaker 1: even have. He should have had much shots for all
Speaker 1: of those cases. Luther Fai may Willis, All right, Well
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Speaker 3: All right, now, when we come back from td E,
Speaker 3: I think Reason will be joining us.
Speaker 1: He's still TD right, yes, as far as I know.
Speaker 1: Maybe he won't be after this interview, but he's still
Speaker 1: TD man. All right now, Reason TD, I'm just playing.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll change your Instagram name if he wasn't
Speaker 1: for this reason TD.
Speaker 6: Okay, well we'll chop it up with him next. It
Speaker 6: don't move.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club wanting
Speaker 1: everybody's t J n V.
Speaker 6: Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Of course.
Speaker 3: We got our niece in here with us, and we
Speaker 3: got a special guest in the building, the brother Reason.
Speaker 1: Welcome for Sadil.
Speaker 2: You got a new project y'all called Porches.
Speaker 1: Yes, can we call this an album?
Speaker 13: It is?
Speaker 2: It's okay, so I don't.
Speaker 13: I don't like when artists do that, like yeah, like
Speaker 13: it's it's an album. Like it's fine, like artists I saw.
Speaker 13: I'm not gonna name his name, but he he just dropped.
Speaker 13: He dropped maybe like last year and he was like, oh,
Speaker 13: this is my second album, like got eight projects out
Speaker 13: like it's there all albums.
Speaker 2: To me, boy, I'm not gonna you don't want to say.
Speaker 14: No other artist you can say names is every artist does.
Speaker 2: That art can call everybody from TD out right there,
Speaker 2: call your own lady.
Speaker 1: Porch Porches is out And I like that album because
Speaker 1: I love a good porch. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: From the South, So I love I love a good porch.
Speaker 1: I got a porch now, so I understand what you
Speaker 1: mean when you talk about that porch.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's just the product of your environment. It's really
Speaker 13: just like a metaphor for your environment. We're all, you know,
Speaker 13: we're coming from our environment. If me and you grow
Speaker 13: up in similar class, similar place, similar income, we're gonna
Speaker 13: go through similar And that's kind of like what the
Speaker 13: album's storyline is about, is realizing the portion that you want,
Speaker 13: Realize that you are a product of your environment. And yes,
Speaker 13: you can going to do bigger things, but we need
Speaker 13: to understand and love each other a little bit better
Speaker 13: knowing that we all come from the same place, especially
Speaker 13: Untiday's time, because we all just kind of point the
Speaker 13: finger at people when something crazy happens, not understanding exactly
Speaker 13: like the things that they've gone through whatnot?
Speaker 1: Because that was the stoopid we call it the stupid.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and the outro is it actually says that because
Speaker 13: I got the homy shot out scrap. He's kind of
Speaker 13: like narrating the album and like an older man voice,
Speaker 13: and he said that he like New York call it
Speaker 13: the stoop like, you know, he was like rich white people.
Speaker 1: I don't know what they call it, but they call
Speaker 1: us them, you know what I mean? Like, so, yeah,
Speaker 1: same thing. I love these kind of albums, man, because
Speaker 1: I love a project that I'm listening to. And then
Speaker 1: I got to look down at the track list to
Speaker 1: know what this song is because it's so cohesive. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, is that purposely done?
Speaker 2: Of course it is.
Speaker 1: It definitely is.
Speaker 13: I came in I started making this album the idea
Speaker 13: behind it on my last album, New Beginning. So the
Speaker 13: last album ended with a plethora of dates being said,
Speaker 13: and then this album picks up with those dates being said,
Speaker 13: and now you're hearing the stories behind those dates.
Speaker 1: So these are real stories that happen.
Speaker 13: There were real dates, like some of these things you
Speaker 13: can google because they actually happened. So it was definitely
Speaker 13: one of those things I wanted to always wanted to
Speaker 13: make a full blown, cohesive album that people could listen
Speaker 13: to from front to back. I was always one of
Speaker 13: my things on the bucket list. But I will say
Speaker 13: it was way more work than I thought it was
Speaker 13: gonna be. Like halfway through, I was like, I don't
Speaker 13: know if I want to do it no more. Making
Speaker 13: like it to connect all the way through like that
Speaker 13: is a lot more work, especially in the day time. Yeah,
Speaker 13: where everybody just kind of like has the playlist albums start.
Speaker 13: I mean, people don't do it no more, like with
Speaker 13: ther skits and everything very lost art. Yeah, yeah, And
Speaker 13: so it takes a lot of if you want to
Speaker 13: do it right, it takes a lot of coordination. It
Speaker 13: takes a lot of time and making sure that you
Speaker 13: don't miss any gaps or details or or you know,
Speaker 13: making sure the aesthetic of it, like we brought in
Speaker 13: the foldy, got to do the all the sound effects
Speaker 13: and stuff like that, And it just takes a lot
Speaker 13: more work than I, you know, thought I was kind
Speaker 13: of getting myself into whatever.
Speaker 1: You had guidance from other TDE people, because if you
Speaker 1: wasn't alienating everybody, just where is that? Is that what
Speaker 1: it is off. The people have done this before. Okay,
Speaker 1: this is the camp that does it a lot. Kendrick
Speaker 1: does it a lot, even tho he's not.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, so people would ask, what's your relationship
Speaker 6: with TD?
Speaker 3: Is there a problem? Is is Charlamagne saying you don't
Speaker 3: accept the guidance? What's what's what's the situation?
Speaker 13: Like, don't accept the guidance is crazy? I'm always willing
Speaker 13: to accept guidance. But nah, it's it's that entire situation.
Speaker 13: Like that was a conversation that me and Moo have
Speaker 13: had behind closed doors a lot. It was just one
Speaker 13: of those things that it probably shouldn't have been well
Speaker 13: not probably, it definitely just shouldn't have been out in
Speaker 13: the public, you know what I mean. But there's a
Speaker 13: lot of misconceptions about that, Like because it happened, there's
Speaker 13: a misconception that Musa didn't think this album was quality.
Speaker 13: Musa loves this album, like he helped me pick some
Speaker 13: of the records, you get what I'm saying. And so
Speaker 13: it was just one of those things that got so
Speaker 13: nasty and so ugly publicly that now everything is a thing,
Speaker 13: like everything is a headline. The release party became a
Speaker 13: headline that was my fuck.
Speaker 1: That was fun Kingdom.
Speaker 13: I was ass was just a weird week that you
Speaker 13: had to be around people. I'm like, I didn't really
Speaker 13: have to be around nobody because I had a release party.
Speaker 13: They didn't come, but I didn't. Well, I did explain,
Speaker 13: but that's not in the clip. We had a listening
Speaker 13: party the week before that the label put together, and
Speaker 13: then my release party. I put it together like for
Speaker 13: the homies and families, and because everything was happening, they
Speaker 13: just gave me space on it. So it was one
Speaker 13: of those things where I was like, I shouldn't have
Speaker 13: said that, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: The Cole Kendrick thing was wild too. It wasn't wild.
Speaker 2: There was no reason for that reason.
Speaker 1: What I said. Don't know what we said. He said
Speaker 1: that when Cole drops his next project, he's going to
Speaker 1: pass Kim. I didn't say that, that's what I'm saying. No.
Speaker 13: I said, when Cole drops his next project, he will
Speaker 13: be bigger. Not bigger than Kendrick, He'll be a lot bigger.
Speaker 13: I said, he's doing a lot more current things. I
Speaker 13: think he'll see the fruits of his labor. I said,
Speaker 13: I think God is bigger right now, but I think
Speaker 13: Cold's going to grow a lot. I don't know who's
Speaker 13: going to be bigger, and I really don't care, like
Speaker 13: both of these are like gods to me, Like I don't.
Speaker 13: I don't really get into the argument of who's the
Speaker 13: biggest out of Drake Colon.
Speaker 2: Dot like gets.
Speaker 13: I mean, it's supposed it's supposed to be it's supposed
Speaker 13: to be his last album. I think that I think
Speaker 13: that he's gonna go out like with a bang if
Speaker 13: it is this last album we knowed. But I don't
Speaker 13: know if there's anybody I think that'll stand on their word.
Speaker 13: I think it's Cold.
Speaker 2: Where did the bigger than Kendrick thing come from?
Speaker 1: Because what headline?
Speaker 2: That's crazy?
Speaker 1: You know what all I saw the headline, Yeah, you're
Speaker 1: talking about everybody, you know, because the Reason been out
Speaker 1: here saying about even shooting TV somebody.
Speaker 13: I was like, damn reason, I ain't even been shooting
Speaker 13: at them like that, man, Like I just I said
Speaker 13: my truth. My truth for me was that I wanted
Speaker 13: to be more consistent. I wanted to put out more music.
Speaker 1: That was what I was.
Speaker 2: Your fault consistency is on you.
Speaker 13: That's what I'm saying, is I don't that's that's not
Speaker 13: my truth, and I don't want to, you know, because
Speaker 13: when I go into detail, it's like it looks like
Speaker 13: I'm like smearing the label.
Speaker 1: I don't want to do that. But that's not my truth.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's my fault.
Speaker 2: They don't want you to drive mixtapes to nothing.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's it's TD. It's just the way that
Speaker 1: they do things.
Speaker 13: It's not as simple as just make a project, put
Speaker 13: it together, turn it in and it's out. Trust me,
Speaker 13: Like I make a lot of music, Like I just
Speaker 13: backed up my hard drive. I had thirteen hundred records.
Speaker 13: But I'm not an artist that don't work Like that's
Speaker 13: not a that's not a thing.
Speaker 1: They don't even want you to drop your own music.
Speaker 3: They say, hey, I just want to release this mixtape
Speaker 3: or whatever it is, So you can't even drop they
Speaker 3: telling you they don't even want you to do that.
Speaker 13: It's just it's just same destination, different roads. Like that's
Speaker 13: where we run into our issues. It's like we both
Speaker 13: have we all have the same destination that we want
Speaker 13: to get to. We just see different paths of getting there.
Speaker 13: And that can cause frustration, you know what I mean.
Speaker 13: I see your path like we can do this and
Speaker 13: do it this way. Sometimes they see it that way,
Speaker 13: and it ultimately, you know what I mean, can kind
Speaker 13: of clash at times when you drop music under like
Speaker 13: another name like explanation.
Speaker 6: Man, but you do feel like you have the kind
Speaker 6: of goal of winning them.
Speaker 13: That's what I meant when I said it was a
Speaker 13: lot of misconceptions, Like it was like, like, because that
Speaker 13: got so nasty publicly, it was almost like the conception
Speaker 13: was that, like, I feel like they don't want me
Speaker 13: to be successful in that they feel like I'm not
Speaker 13: a good artist, which that's not it, but that.
Speaker 1: Was just bad because it was public. We've had way
Speaker 1: worse than that, you get what I'm saying.
Speaker 13: And I think if I would have responded on the
Speaker 13: spot and went back at him, I think it would
Speaker 13: have been like one of the conversations we've had behind
Speaker 13: closed doors. And that was part of the reason why
Speaker 13: I just shut up, even though it was hard, because
Speaker 13: I didn't want it to get any worse than it
Speaker 13: already was. I feel like it overshadowed the album slightly
Speaker 13: because slightly Yeah, yeah, everybody's talking about Reason issues with
Speaker 13: TD as opposed to the music. Yeah, yeah, and that's
Speaker 13: it's weird. It's like a double ed store, Like it
Speaker 13: gave more eyes to the album. Like if didn't nobody
Speaker 13: know I was dropping an album that Friday, they knew that.
Speaker 13: But it also, like you said, it created a different
Speaker 13: conversation instead of having a conversation about the music. But
Speaker 13: the people that have listened to it, like my feedback
Speaker 13: has been incredible, Like especially from all of my fans
Speaker 13: that's been waiting for me, They're like, this is by
Speaker 13: far your best work, well worth the way, you know,
Speaker 13: that just goes into like all the work that I
Speaker 13: put in.
Speaker 1: But that was an annoying thing. It's like, now this
Speaker 1: is what we're talking.
Speaker 13: About, instead of you know, the visuals, instead of the storyline,
Speaker 13: instead of us, you know, announcing the tour, we're kind
Speaker 13: of waiting, you know, for it to die down a
Speaker 13: little bit, Like I would have rather just kind of
Speaker 13: like go straight through with the music.
Speaker 1: All right, when we come back, we got more with Reason.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Owning Everybody. It's DJ n V Charlamagne Guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club on this Friday, reminding you
Speaker 3: on my call show. My two day call show is
Speaker 3: this weekend at the Middlelands Expo Center in Jersey, like
Speaker 3: fifteen minutes for Manhattan. It's a family fun day, cars,
Speaker 3: rides and everything. We're still kicking in with Reason. He's
Speaker 3: hed from TD. His album is out right now. But
Speaker 3: what made you sign with TD E? Because you know,
Speaker 3: a lot of artists sign the TD because they say
Speaker 3: they got artists I can work with, I can collaborate with,
Speaker 3: they have producers that I can work with, they have
Speaker 3: a stream for me to get heard and out.
Speaker 6: What was your reason of signing with TD and what
Speaker 6: did you expect?
Speaker 13: Yeah, a little, a little all of those things. But
Speaker 13: basically it was the Lakers. I'm from the I'm from
Speaker 13: LA and that's the Lakers for us, you know what
Speaker 13: I mean. And so when I when I signed, I
Speaker 13: did want to come in and work with Kendrick and
Speaker 13: Q and have this you know, super cohesive family relationship,
Speaker 13: the same that I grew upon watching.
Speaker 1: And I think that that's not their fault. That was
Speaker 1: just me being like naive.
Speaker 13: It's like signing to the Lakers, You're like, oh, I'm
Speaker 13: about to go work out with Kobe and this and
Speaker 13: then you realize, like Kobe don't work out with just
Speaker 13: signed to the team, like he don't even know if
Speaker 13: you're gonna steal, you know what I'm saying, like, and
Speaker 13: so it was kind of like that was my expectation, like, oh,
Speaker 13: I'm gonna get in with sound Wave and I'm a
Speaker 13: you know what I mean? Like and it was really
Speaker 13: like no, you're You're still signing to a label and
Speaker 13: like now the work begins. And I even talk about
Speaker 13: that on the album on Game of How Like I
Speaker 13: thought that this was what it was gonna be. That's
Speaker 13: what that record is about. It's me taking the accountability.
Speaker 13: Like I thought that this was was what the situation
Speaker 13: was gonna be. Now that I'm here, I realize it's not.
Speaker 13: But it's love from like I have a great relationship
Speaker 13: with majority of the artists.
Speaker 1: It's weird.
Speaker 13: We live in a time now where when you tell
Speaker 13: the truth, it sounds like you're like speaking down on
Speaker 13: some you know what I mean. Like I said I
Speaker 13: don't have a relationship with Sizza. Everybody took that it's
Speaker 13: like that was like bad thing. I'm like, well, do
Speaker 13: the artists at Atlantic have relationships with Cardi B every
Speaker 13: artist Atlantic don't got a relationship.
Speaker 1: With exception that the general public has of labels or family.
Speaker 3: They see with bad Boy, I'm sure they seen it
Speaker 3: with Rocker from They've seen it with Death Row, so
Speaker 3: it's it's smaller.
Speaker 6: But I know you broke down some of those lyric
Speaker 6: because you was telling me some of those lyrics.
Speaker 1: You just said it.
Speaker 4: But okay, a few things.
Speaker 14: Do you feel like the issue between are the differences
Speaker 14: between you and TD it's just patients on your behalf,
Speaker 14: like you just gotta I think I think.
Speaker 1: It's a little bit of both.
Speaker 13: I would say it's partly patience, but then as well,
Speaker 13: like my last album was three years ago, I don't
Speaker 13: necessarily think that that's all patients. Like I don't know
Speaker 13: a up and coming artist that can consistently move with
Speaker 13: three year gaps consistently within their meal, like if this
Speaker 13: was how it was supposed was going to go for
Speaker 13: the next ten years, It's like, so, yeah, it's patience
Speaker 13: because I do gotta wait for things to get right.
Speaker 13: But it's also like we also do kind of gotta
Speaker 13: you know, catch up with like what the times are now,
Speaker 13: which is it has to be a little bit faster.
Speaker 1: I can't remember what song it was, but there's a
Speaker 1: song on the album when you're talking about how your
Speaker 1: family thinks you got so much money and you don't
Speaker 1: you don't change.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's the first verse. So the first verse is
Speaker 13: about I thought that it was family. I thought it
Speaker 13: was supposed to be gang. Look at how y'all act
Speaker 13: now that I'm in this situation. You think I got
Speaker 13: all this money, you think I have all this fame
Speaker 13: and stuff like that, but like that's not really how
Speaker 13: my life is.
Speaker 1: And look at how you're acting now.
Speaker 13: And the climax of the verse is like my family
Speaker 13: member yelling at me, calling me Reason, and I'm like,
Speaker 13: I thought you knew me as Rob my entire life.
Speaker 13: You called me Rob, Like why are you now calling
Speaker 13: me reason? That came from a real place, Like I
Speaker 13: got family members that call me reason. It's weird, Like
Speaker 13: I've known you since I was two.
Speaker 1: They probably think you got way more than what you
Speaker 1: way more than what I got, way busier than what
Speaker 1: I got.
Speaker 13: They say things like, oh, you know, I was gonna
Speaker 13: text you, but I thought that, you know, I figured
Speaker 13: you would be busy, Like why did you why do
Speaker 13: you just assume I'm too busy to text.
Speaker 1: You now because I'm quote unquote reason like, that's, you
Speaker 1: know what I.
Speaker 2: Mean, crazy to me?
Speaker 14: So yeah, but I do want to start with just
Speaker 14: the intro of the projects. We're talking about porches, but
Speaker 14: in it you talk about how you guys all are
Speaker 14: connected through the porches, but also they feel kind of
Speaker 14: like entitled to what you got going on, good or bad?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, how do you break that?
Speaker 13: It's less of like entitled this more about this is
Speaker 13: kind of what comes with it. And the reason why
Speaker 13: I wanted to highlight that and the intro is because
Speaker 13: on every single hip hop album, we always hear people
Speaker 13: talk about the negative stuff that went on in their
Speaker 13: neighborhood as always, I'm from the hood, chalk out lines
Speaker 13: blah said blah. But for me, I wanted to highlight
Speaker 13: that there's great things that come with that too. There's persistence,
Speaker 13: you know what I mean. There's my sister taught me
Speaker 13: to be brave and take leaps on things that I
Speaker 13: want in life. You get what I'm saying, Like my
Speaker 13: mom taught me rationality, My pops hustled. You taught me
Speaker 13: out of hustle. Like, there's great things that come from
Speaker 13: being with those places, and all of those things kind
Speaker 13: of come into it instead of us just only highlighting,
Speaker 13: like the negative stuff.
Speaker 14: I'm broken once break. You said, I was born in
Speaker 14: this machine, still in it. How did you find your
Speaker 14: way out?
Speaker 1: Honestly?
Speaker 13: I went to school in Iowa, which is crazy to say.
Speaker 13: I played basketball and I was out there with all
Speaker 13: the white people in Iowa, and that was like a
Speaker 13: culture shock. I had never been coming from where I
Speaker 13: was from. I didn't have a white relationship in my
Speaker 13: life until I went out there.
Speaker 1: I know that sound. I didn't have I'm being dead
Speaker 1: out here. Before I went to college.
Speaker 13: I didn't have a white relationship in my life. There
Speaker 13: was nobody that I talked to in any type of
Speaker 13: consistent format that was white. And then I went to
Speaker 13: Iowa and there were three black people in my school,
Speaker 13: including me, you know what I mean. And so that
Speaker 13: just gave me a different perspective of how life is
Speaker 13: and understanding that everything is in so vain and in
Speaker 13: this box and whatnot, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And so it made me grow up a lot.
Speaker 13: And then when I came back, I was just like, nah,
Speaker 13: I want to do more because I've seen a little
Speaker 13: bit of the world, you know what I mean, So, yeah,
Speaker 13: just put a different.
Speaker 1: Perspective in me.
Speaker 14: It's broken, went to break based off a true story,
Speaker 14: like the story you tell, like, yeah.
Speaker 13: It's about it's about my homeboy, but I didn't want
Speaker 13: to put his name in there. But my homeboy came
Speaker 13: back off of a winter break. You could tell that
Speaker 13: he was a little bit different of a person, ended
Speaker 13: up getting robbed, and it's about the mindset of you know,
Speaker 13: you come back home, you get robbed. He not really
Speaker 13: tripping because he just like, I don't really care about
Speaker 13: this shit, but he's feeling pressure as a man from
Speaker 13: his neighborhood that we got to go get it back,
Speaker 13: and so he has to put on this front like yo,
Speaker 13: I'm with whatever, But really in his mind he's like,
Speaker 13: I don't want to do like the stupid I don't
Speaker 13: want to do it. But then ultimately at the end,
Speaker 13: the story is really about his little brother that's sitting
Speaker 13: there on the porch watching all us, because his little
Speaker 13: brother is seeing it and this is what his little
Speaker 13: brother grows up to be. And then later on the
Speaker 13: album you have Busting Slash, It says W B. Part two,
Speaker 13: but that's when to break part two, and so busting
Speaker 13: is the little bit little boy when he's older, you
Speaker 13: get what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And so now he's on a whole different mindset because
Speaker 1: this is allt that he saw me now talking to
Speaker 1: me about Caucasian the Stakes because you said you hated
Speaker 1: white people like not headlines. I don't like, what is
Speaker 1: that mansions?
Speaker 13: Yeah, so it starts with me describing the porch and
Speaker 13: then and then the next record is Caucasian the States.
Speaker 13: And there's a date set in there, which in July
Speaker 13: twenty seventeen. That's when I met Musa. And basically the
Speaker 13: mindset is, as soon as he's geting a little bit
Speaker 13: of money, that's the first thing we want to do
Speaker 13: is get a better car and go live in a
Speaker 13: white neighborhood.
Speaker 1: So it's Caucasian the States we want to go live in.
Speaker 13: So it's like a braggy, cocky song because that's how
Speaker 13: I felt when I met Musa and I was about
Speaker 13: to sign with TV. I'm like, I'm gonna have all
Speaker 13: the money, all the women about to go give me
Speaker 13: a crib out here.
Speaker 1: I'm about to dry.
Speaker 13: And that's how your mind automatically is yeah, that's Caucasian States.
Speaker 14: I know we're talking about you putting together cohesive project
Speaker 14: and having skits, and I love that, but like I said,
Speaker 14: I do hate some of your skits because, like I
Speaker 14: just don't like the way you've painted the women saying
Speaker 14: like there's always an who could take care of us
Speaker 14: and all that.
Speaker 9: That's not I mean that's always the case.
Speaker 13: It's not always the case. That's just like the truth
Speaker 13: of what I grew up around. Like that was like
Speaker 13: not like like my sister and my close friends, but
Speaker 13: like that's kind of like the women when I grew up,
Speaker 13: Like the women's attitude was like you know what one
Speaker 13: man won't do for you, another man will, and that
Speaker 13: was kind of like the way that they carried themselves.
Speaker 13: But there's also a woman in the group that she's
Speaker 13: the one that's like she wants to stay with her dude, Yeah,
Speaker 13: she got home, you know what I'm saying. And that
Speaker 13: was about my homegirl. I had a homegirl that she
Speaker 13: was just a hopeless romantic. She always no matter how
Speaker 13: much your friends is like that. She was like I'm like,
Speaker 13: I do have hope that I'll find a man that
Speaker 13: you know what I mean, can actually be that man?
Speaker 13: So for me that was like it was it was
Speaker 13: my truth.
Speaker 2: That was what I saw.
Speaker 1: How do you feel when the women you use for
Speaker 1: skits ask you for sisit tickets and you can't get it?
Speaker 1: Check off. I can get a ticket. I just you know,
Speaker 1: I might not be able to, you know, go on stage.
Speaker 1: I'm joking. I'm juggling. I'm joking.
Speaker 13: Before they take that out of context. Yes, I can
Speaker 13: get sins the tickets.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Our show was incredible, such a troll. All right, we
Speaker 1: got more with Reason when we come back. Don't move.
Speaker 1: It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning morning everybody. It's DJ Envy Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club, reminding you one day left
Speaker 3: to my call show. My call show is this weekend,
Speaker 3: cars rides, games, Family Fund, kids five and under, our
Speaker 3: free can't wait to see you this weekend.
Speaker 1: But we got a special guest in the building, you.
Speaker 6: Know from t d E. Reason is here, Charlomagne.
Speaker 1: Why'd you call Gina August Alsina? It's a fun record.
Speaker 1: I say cougars like August halt Sener. I just like
Speaker 1: the line. So I just called it. Yeah, I called
Speaker 1: it August. He seener.
Speaker 13: That's probably like my favorite story that's broken in like
Speaker 13: the last ten years. I love the entire like the
Speaker 13: entire Will Smith August. I want a documentary on that.
Speaker 1: That entire situation. It's just like the most fascinating thing,
Speaker 1: like any any.
Speaker 13: Because it's just like Will Smith is like the guy,
Speaker 13: like he's fresh prince, like he's like and so I
Speaker 13: look at things at different perspectives like everybody else saw.
Speaker 13: It's like, Damn, I can't believe he slapped. I'm like
Speaker 13: there's a story there, like he ain't just slap him
Speaker 13: because of that night, Like there's something there that's like
Speaker 13: there's a lot of yeah, you know what I mean,
Speaker 13: and you know his wife being on the show and
Speaker 13: talking about everything.
Speaker 1: In the pod.
Speaker 13: Like they shouldn't do a documentary on that, Like that's
Speaker 13: a very very interesting story, and I feel like people
Speaker 13: just focus on the climaxes of the story, but I'm
Speaker 13: like it's a lot to on fold there, Like that's
Speaker 13: literally my favorite.
Speaker 1: Story, like that healed, if that if that family's heal,
Speaker 1: if the if the family is here, if the family,
Speaker 1: I don't think that story becomes a story without that
Speaker 1: red table Talk with I agree, I don't.
Speaker 13: Think I agree, but even that is there's something to
Speaker 13: impack there. It's like, why is that conversation happening on
Speaker 13: red table talk? There's something behind, There's something there that's
Speaker 13: like that's allowing that to get out.
Speaker 1: You get what I'm saying to be.
Speaker 2: Like to see like things that should be private public.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, similar to the yeah you know,
Speaker 1: I got where you were going. I love too much
Speaker 1: to me?
Speaker 14: Ye yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 13: Mell Ma, that's the homie we used to call him
Speaker 13: melly Mail. I don't want to put his whole government
Speaker 13: out there, but I went to high school with him
Speaker 13: and he went to a party. He was like top
Speaker 13: ten running back in the nation, went to a party,
Speaker 13: got into a fight, a guy got killed, and you know,
Speaker 13: he knew the person that did it, but he got
Speaker 13: arrested for it, and so he sat in jail for
Speaker 13: a year and his entire life change, lost all of
Speaker 13: his scholarships, like major setback, but he felt like he couldn't.
Speaker 13: Of course, where we're from, you can't tell.
Speaker 1: Who did it.
Speaker 13: So you just got to kind of sit until the
Speaker 13: whole thing plays out. And even that story That's the
Speaker 13: one thing I like about all the stories on the
Speaker 13: album is that there's two stories, and it it's what
Speaker 13: happened to Melvin, but then it's also about black men
Speaker 13: and how we handle our issues. Because the other story
Speaker 13: behind is when I called him and he was in
Speaker 13: jail and I asked him what he was doing, he
Speaker 13: just said he was fine, and it's like that's another thing.
Speaker 13: It's like we don't talk about the shit that we're
Speaker 13: going through. So it's a two folded conversation in that
Speaker 13: and I remember thinking like, there's no way he could
Speaker 13: be a collect this whole life is completely gone, Like
Speaker 13: he was headed to the NFL and now he don't
Speaker 13: know where he's going, you know what I mean. And
Speaker 13: so but he was just always like no, I'm cool,
Speaker 13: like you know, it is what it is. And I
Speaker 13: can just tell that it affected him.
Speaker 1: And the other thing with that song is like there's
Speaker 1: no reward for real. Yeah, there's no it's nothing.
Speaker 13: It's no like like like pot of gold at the
Speaker 13: end of that, you know what I'm saying, Like you
Speaker 13: sat in jail for you came home to what Yeah,
Speaker 13: like you said, it's no reward for that.
Speaker 14: Then honestly, if he was to really open up and
Speaker 14: tell you how he really feels, or you think like
Speaker 14: you be able to handle it, I would.
Speaker 1: But I do understand what you're saying. But I think
Speaker 1: it's less about that.
Speaker 13: I think it's more about like black men just aren't
Speaker 13: taught that, Like like we're talking from a young age,
Speaker 13: like life ain't fair, get over it, don't complain.
Speaker 1: Don't cry, suck it out.
Speaker 11: Year.
Speaker 13: We're talked that from a young gay. So I think
Speaker 13: it's less about the person receiving it. I think it's
Speaker 13: more about the fear of like I look weak if
Speaker 13: I talk about it, like I look like less of
Speaker 13: a man. I look like I'm complaining. Like I say
Speaker 13: this all the time my homegirls. I'm like, girls, not,
Speaker 13: it's the healthiest in the world. Y'all just gather up,
Speaker 13: drink wine, and just complain, which is like getting things
Speaker 13: off your chest. You're unpacking, you're unloading, and then y'all
Speaker 13: have fun and then you leave there feeling lighter than
Speaker 13: Like guys don't have that. We get together, like like
Speaker 13: I had a homie that I went to watch a
Speaker 13: game with. We were in the bar for like three
Speaker 13: hours watching the game, and we talked about sports for
Speaker 13: three hours. I leave the bar, I figure out that
Speaker 13: like his his girl about to them there put about
Speaker 13: to demn lose his family. We ain't talk about that
Speaker 13: for the whole three hours. Were just talking about Lebron
Speaker 13: and how Lebron is the greatest person on in the NBA.
Speaker 13: And it's like, we don't unpack those things because we're
Speaker 13: taught that you can't talk to another man about it.
Speaker 13: If you talk to your girl about it, you look weak.
Speaker 13: So it's like, where do you go with it? You
Speaker 13: just kind of turn the different vices and locked in there.
Speaker 13: Charlamage doesn't feel that way, by the way. He thinks
Speaker 13: of Steph Curry. You said, Lebron, what's your thoughts?
Speaker 2: What you mean?
Speaker 13: I think Steph is top five of all time? I think, yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 13: I think him at three. Yeah, I got him at four.
Speaker 1: I got Jordan, Kobe, Steph, Bron, and Magic. You got
Speaker 1: him before Bron?
Speaker 2: Yes, you're crazy.
Speaker 13: I got Kobe at one, Jordan and two, le Bron
Speaker 13: at three, step at four, and I got Shock at five.
Speaker 13: But clearly I'm biased because that's a lot of lemon.
Speaker 1: And history is going to show that Lebron and uh
Speaker 1: Steph met up in NBA finals yep four times, yeah,
Speaker 1: four times? Yeah, and Steph one.
Speaker 2: He's three to one in NBA finals.
Speaker 1: That matters. It does matter.
Speaker 13: But at the same time, he had KD, like so
Speaker 13: what he didn't always have KD. The championship thing is
Speaker 13: weird though. It's not all about championships. It's about a
Speaker 13: lot of other stuff too. It's about all the act
Speaker 13: like the accolades. I feel like Lebron is the most
Speaker 13: accomplished basketball player of all time. I feel like that
Speaker 13: does matter, all of the accolades, all of the accomplishments
Speaker 13: that he's.
Speaker 1: Done, the scoring, like where he is the scoringless rebounds, Like.
Speaker 2: That's when I think accomplishments.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 13: Even the All NBA teams, All Stars, MVP like, he's
Speaker 13: like accomplished, Like he's the most how many finals?
Speaker 1: Got six finals? MVPs bro he's six.
Speaker 13: Fine, but he don't have he don't He don't have
Speaker 13: as many accomplishments as like that. That has to do
Speaker 13: with a team. I'm talking about all of your accomplishments.
Speaker 13: That has to do with you as an individual.
Speaker 1: Michael Jordan's statue is crazy you think you think Michael
Speaker 1: Jordan's stats are better than lebron Jacks. Maybe that staff
Speaker 1: of accolades when you put all the accolade. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: let's getting back to me.
Speaker 2: I don't want to put you out. Go back to
Speaker 2: some of you talking about therapy.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm so big on therapy, right, because people
Speaker 1: that go to therapy have no problem having those conversations.
Speaker 1: Like when you talk about these women having girl nights out,
Speaker 1: it's because a lot of them already go to therapy.
Speaker 1: They're already seeking healing, so it's easy for them to
Speaker 1: have these conversations amongst each other. I noticed with my
Speaker 1: guys that people around me that are already in therapy
Speaker 1: and seeking some healing, we have no problem having those conversations,
Speaker 1: for sure, I agree, But I think women are doing
Speaker 1: that before they even get into therapy. I think women
Speaker 1: are naturally just better at talking about their feelings, and
Speaker 1: it's because of how we're brought up. Like I remember
Speaker 1: as a.
Speaker 13: Kid, like going through stuff and my dad being like, like,
Speaker 13: suck it up, stop crying, like and that's not a
Speaker 13: knock at him. He's just doing what he was taught,
Speaker 13: you know what. I mean, but I vividly remember being
Speaker 13: balled up with rage and not knowing how to express it.
Speaker 13: And my dad's thing was like, stop crying, like, but.
Speaker 6: Also you also feel like you don't want to look weak.
Speaker 13: Yeah, And that was his thing. He was like, you're
Speaker 13: gonna look weak if you crying, like and stop crying, like,
Speaker 13: suck it up. Like, I'm like, but that ain't for like,
Speaker 13: life ain't fair, Like get over you know how many
Speaker 13: things ain't fair for me?
Speaker 1: Like that's how I was brought up. You gonna call
Speaker 1: me a base exactly.
Speaker 2: Back in the day, though, you.
Speaker 1: Know, I'm just saying, yeah, we got to be able
Speaker 1: to express ourselves a little bit better.
Speaker 14: I was reading some comments online Twitter, YouTube, and they're
Speaker 14: saying that your album is one of their favorite albums
Speaker 14: of the year, right next to.
Speaker 1: Mike Killer Mike. Yeah, Yeah, which is that?
Speaker 13: Which is a crazy compliment because I love Killing Mike's album.
Speaker 13: But I felt that way, and I felt that way
Speaker 13: before it was dropped. It not because it's my album,
Speaker 13: but I also felt that way because it's been a
Speaker 13: light year for rap, Like it just hasn't been that great.
Speaker 1: I do think the second half of the year is
Speaker 1: about to be stacked.
Speaker 13: I know Drake's dropping, but I felt like, like when
Speaker 13: I'm listening to all the albums and they're coming out,
Speaker 13: I'm like, oh no, I'm gonna have like probably like
Speaker 13: one of the better albums in rap this year, you
Speaker 13: know what I mean. And but for people to put
Speaker 13: it next to Killing Mike's like, that's a huge compliment
Speaker 13: because that was my favorite album this year.
Speaker 1: Like when that dropped, I.
Speaker 2: Was like, nah, like this is that's the goat.
Speaker 1: That's the year that was like that was the one.
Speaker 1: So yeah, now that's been like the craziest compliment for sure.
Speaker 4: For sure, I love that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, I actually just want to say this. Michael Jordan
Speaker 2: has six champions.
Speaker 1: Michael Jordan has six championships, six finals MVPs like I
Speaker 1: told you, five regular season MVPs, one Defensive Player of
Speaker 1: the Year, ten scoring titles, one Rookie of the Year,
Speaker 1: one Hall of Fame. Lebron has four championships, four m VPS,
Speaker 1: four regular season MVPs, one scoring title, one Rookie of
Speaker 1: the Year. M j played against bums at played against,
Speaker 1: We played against played against bumps.
Speaker 13: You can't name five high level wings that he played
Speaker 13: against people talk about Reggie Miller. Reggie Miller is a
Speaker 13: bum compared to Clay Thompson. Like Clay Thompson better than
Speaker 13: Reggie Miller. It's just a different it's a different level of.
Speaker 1: Reggie Miller was a bad We need to wash them
Speaker 1: mouth all with so young. It's not I'm trying to
Speaker 1: doing this, bro. It wasn't back then.
Speaker 13: It was back then it was bigs. It wasn't wings
Speaker 13: now it's wings like bron and never played against just better.
Speaker 13: They played against better talent, that small thing.
Speaker 1: So I wouldn't reasonably.
Speaker 2: No reason appreciate.
Speaker 1: We're gonna play games right now. Let's play games. Rest
Speaker 1: club is crazy.
Speaker 6: Shout to tailor, flu to tailor, hands love what you
Speaker 6: meaning them?
Speaker 2: Straight pants?
Speaker 1: Ain't now.
Speaker 4: Right, y'all do your research on this guy.
Speaker 1: More than everybody on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We got jo Jo and Big Homie there, our guest
Speaker 3: co host this morning. Yeah, and it's time to get
Speaker 3: to the rooms.
Speaker 1: Let's go.
Speaker 7: Let's created playing form.
Speaker 1: When your opinion does and yeah, controversial, I just say.
Speaker 5: What I want to and when they might come on,
Speaker 5: you've been saying something totally different, I'd be.
Speaker 4: Calling you a West different.
Speaker 1: This is the rumor report Joe Joe in the big
Speaker 1: game on the Breakfast Club. Let me see that.
Speaker 4: All right, So Fat Joe and I Drake's requests to
Speaker 4: be on All the Way Up? All right? So what Yeah?
Speaker 5: So Fat Joe recently appeared on the episode of the
Speaker 5: rap Radar podcast. During the interview, he spoke on Drake
Speaker 5: practically begging to be featured on All the Way Up
Speaker 5: and why he decided not to let him do the verse.
Speaker 4: We have an audio for that.
Speaker 15: Drake facetimed me three times trying to get on All
Speaker 15: the Way Up, middle of the night.
Speaker 2: Send me the instrumental, Send me the instrumental.
Speaker 15: I wish I would have got Drake on him, but
Speaker 15: the fact of all the history of me and jay Z,
Speaker 15: I was like, it gotta be just me and jay Z.
Speaker 2: And this is the last time Drake ever asked.
Speaker 11: Me to do it.
Speaker 1: So all but nah, man, no, Jake, gotta forgive me.
Speaker 1: I'm like, damn man, please stow me a friendsbee. But yeah,
Speaker 1: It's true.
Speaker 15: All the Way Up was that big that we had
Speaker 15: the best you know, fifty cent was everybody you could
Speaker 15: name who's a mon was hitting us up like Yo,
Speaker 15: sending the pro tools.
Speaker 2: That wouldn't have stepped on the j moment though, I
Speaker 2: mean Drake Joe, right, what was the record?
Speaker 1: Because it was it was Drake, I mean.
Speaker 3: All the way up, Okay, because it was another record
Speaker 3: the first Montenant was in the hook. Yeah, yeah, because
Speaker 3: there was another record that Fat Joe had Jay on.
Speaker 3: And then remember he sent he sent me the record
Speaker 3: and then they pulled the back. Jay didn't want to
Speaker 3: use that verse. That's what I thought.
Speaker 11: It was.
Speaker 1: Nobody played you the record. I don't think you sposed
Speaker 1: to be saying that. Wow, big mouth, big beige mouth,
Speaker 1: Paulse that's very distinct.
Speaker 5: The thing is is, though it kind of it kind
Speaker 5: of reminds me of like, I mean, your snooze.
Speaker 1: But that was a bold thing for Fat Joe to
Speaker 1: do because twenty sixteen Drake was different. Well, I mean,
Speaker 1: Drake be different every year between sixteen, Drake was at it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was Fat Joe and Jay and and
Speaker 3: they've had known beef and known problem. I think that
Speaker 3: was the first record that they were going to be
Speaker 3: on together. So he wanted that Jay look.
Speaker 1: And it just befit.
Speaker 2: It was at better look.
Speaker 1: I guess at that time.
Speaker 2: Okay, well that was from the rap raid Off podcast too.
Speaker 4: We said that right, yes, Radar podcast.
Speaker 1: See Elliott. But Elliott, I just want to say, Elliott
Speaker 1: bacting like we don't be playing his clips. He thinks
Speaker 1: he's the only person that'd be supporting folks out here
Speaker 1: because he reposts on Instagram like every other blog page does.
Speaker 4: So you know it's reiterating.
Speaker 1: You just said this from the Rap raid Off podcast,
Speaker 1: you know. And I need to let him. He needs
Speaker 1: to know, he needs to know we've had this conversation
Speaker 1: off their So I just want to I go, I
Speaker 1: go to the floor with him, I break dance.
Speaker 4: Okay, I know that's right. That's like this one right here.
Speaker 4: But Poulo G has been arrested.
Speaker 5: So Polo G's brother, trench Baby, invited an unidentified man
Speaker 5: to the house to film a music video, but when
Speaker 5: he got their, trench Baby pulled a gun out on
Speaker 5: him and robbed him, despite the fact that they previously
Speaker 5: worked together. Trench Baby was charged with arm robbery and
Speaker 5: Polo G was charged for illegal possession of a firearm.
Speaker 1: So you get so you're the brother and you're the
Speaker 1: one robbing people like you're robbing videographer tough that card. Well,
Speaker 1: we gotta know what happened, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean it could have been maybe footage like they
Speaker 3: got it, got it, so I'm sure it's a misunderstanding,
Speaker 3: but they might have took some He might have took
Speaker 3: some footage there wasn't proper and they said he stole it.
Speaker 1: But got to say allegedly allegedly because you don't know
Speaker 1: what happened. Because if you if somebody comes to your
Speaker 1: house shoots a music video, let's just say you don't
Speaker 1: want your house in the music video, and I take that,
Speaker 1: so they take the footage that can be considered you know,
Speaker 1: rob robbery. If the person goes to reports, hey this
Speaker 1: guy just took X, Y and Z from me, I
Speaker 1: don't know if that would happen.
Speaker 2: That's you know, I don't believe that story.
Speaker 1: Is what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Well, apology was released on bond and then he was
Speaker 5: arrested again for an alleged kidnapping.
Speaker 2: I don't believe any of this. That is a lot.
Speaker 1: He's going through a lot right now.
Speaker 4: We don't say who. Probably the person who.
Speaker 3: Got it got it like they got it. A successful
Speaker 3: I can't see them robbing anybody or taking anything.
Speaker 1: So that's why we say.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, We'll say allegedly. Angel Reese. She has decided to
Speaker 4: take online classes for those who may not know who
Speaker 4: she is.
Speaker 5: If you don't, you're under a rock. But LSU basketball star,
Speaker 5: superstar injuries. She did an interview with Team Vogue about
Speaker 5: her sudden rise to fame.
Speaker 4: And she decided to take online classes.
Speaker 5: Because she's getting too much fame on campus, so she
Speaker 5: just thinks it's more peaceful if she just stays off campus.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she actually said. This is her actual quote.
Speaker 5: She said, I didn't think I was going to be
Speaker 5: on the shade room every time I post something. I
Speaker 5: don't feel like I'm a celebrity, but I think a
Speaker 5: lot of people look at me as a celebrity now
Speaker 5: because of the impact that I've had on not just
Speaker 5: women's back basketball, but sports in general and black women.
Speaker 4: Things have changed for me.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's interesting. I wonder what's changed?
Speaker 1: You know so much because you know she is famous now,
Speaker 1: but it's not like l s U hasn't had super
Speaker 1: famous people. L s U. Joe, Yeah, but Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: Angelies is the most famous women's basketball player on the planet.
Speaker 5: Social media is also different, like way different now. I
Speaker 5: don't even think it exist.
Speaker 1: Was just there.
Speaker 2: A couple of years ago.
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow won a Hidsman Trophy like you, won the
Speaker 1: national championship as a senior.
Speaker 2: He was number one pick. That's true too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but she's you know, she's in magazines and she's
Speaker 5: in music vision.
Speaker 1: She's the biggest women's basketball player on the planet and
Speaker 1: still in college.
Speaker 6: But like you said, they might have liked that attention.
Speaker 6: She might not like that attention. She might just want
Speaker 6: to go and do.
Speaker 3: Her job, do her class and get out and Navy
Speaker 3: people are coming asking for pictures and selfies and she's like,
Speaker 3: you know what, exactly, just concentrated on.
Speaker 1: Everybody, justified everybody thinking about their own social media platform.
Speaker 7: Exactly.
Speaker 1: They probaly don't even look at her like a person.
Speaker 1: They just look at her as content.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And ain't nobody trying to do that, especially when
Speaker 4: you're in school to learn.
Speaker 1: She can't get call it doing nothing, digging in her nose,
Speaker 1: pulling a weggie out. Somebody get that on video. It's
Speaker 1: gonna make a blog.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, anybody got to do that.
Speaker 5: Nobody got something that also Glorilla. She got some attention
Speaker 5: online for a sexual post. So Glorilla took the attention
Speaker 5: off of her toxic twenties conversation and brought all the
Speaker 5: heat on herself when she posted a personal picture of
Speaker 5: her Instagram and.
Speaker 4: A slide of five pictures yesterday. The last picture she.
Speaker 5: Posted is a video of her seemingly receiving oral sex
Speaker 5: on a balcony.
Speaker 9: So yeah.
Speaker 5: Some comments called her a tasteless and others supported her,
Speaker 5: saying that the pic is a vibe.
Speaker 4: So the pick is like her. She got her legs
Speaker 4: up and then she got like a dude.
Speaker 5: I guess in between her legs. We don't know if
Speaker 5: they're really actually doing it or if she's just taking it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you know, it's just a it's a little post.
Speaker 1: I didn't see the picture, but I know nowadays, if
Speaker 1: you had as a vibe, you can get away with anything. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the vibes, that's the vibe. Try vibe. What does that mean?
Speaker 1: I have no idea if you identify as a vibe.
Speaker 1: Though identified as a vibe, you can get away with it.
Speaker 1: Whatever it is you want to answer the phone, is
Speaker 1: that your.
Speaker 4: Mom's who is that it's time to get up.
Speaker 1: To the y'all do nights in Atlanta? Yeah, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: So you get up in the morning to go to
Speaker 1: the gym. Yeah, always, can't you tell no? No, I
Speaker 1: just I go to the gym. I go to the gym,
Speaker 1: but I also eat crazy, So I really just go
Speaker 1: to the gym to work off what I ate. You
Speaker 1: know what's another in the cycle. You go to the
Speaker 1: gym to eat That cycle started. I think the cycle
Speaker 1: needs it all right. That is your room report, Charla Mane.
Speaker 1: Who are you giving that down after the hour? Speaking
Speaker 1: to somebody who may need to go to the gym. Jesus,
Speaker 1: Donald J. Trump should come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 1: We like to have a word with him.
Speaker 2: Well, he's only six three pounds. He identifies as a vibe.
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Speaker 1: Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete
Speaker 1: check out of Muslims entering the United States. Would you
Speaker 1: love to see one of these NFL owners when somebody
Speaker 1: disrespects our flag, to say, get that son of a
Speaker 1: wich off the field right now out. He's fired. He's fired.
Speaker 1: Please step up to the congregation. Yes, you are a
Speaker 1: When Mexico sends his people, they're not sending their best.
Speaker 1: They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crimes. Yes, dog here today
Speaker 1: for Friday, August twenty fifth, goes through the former celebrity
Speaker 1: in chief, Donald J. Trump. Ask not why Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump is getting the biggest he heard today, Ask what
Speaker 1: did he do to get the biggest he haw today?
Speaker 1: See we are gathered here today at he Hawt Missionary
Speaker 1: Baptist to give Donald J. Trump the credit he deserves
Speaker 1: for being insecure. Let me tell you something, man. A
Speaker 1: few years ago, there was a great article in The
Speaker 1: Atlantic written by Tom Nichols dropping a clue BOONMD for
Speaker 1: Tom Nichols. Don't know him, but I love that article.
Speaker 1: It's called Donald Trump, the most Unmanly President. Tom asked
Speaker 1: a lot of great questions in this article, But the
Speaker 1: most important one to me is why don't the president's
Speaker 1: supporters hold him to their own standard of masculinity On
Speaker 1: this Friday, August twenty fifth, I need to know because
Speaker 1: yesterday Donald Trump got booked in Folton County Jail. He
Speaker 1: was made to go through the whole process of booking
Speaker 1: in jail, including a mug shot. Sidebar Alvin Bragg Jacksmith,
Speaker 1: whoever was behind Trump's previous three indictments, shame on you
Speaker 1: for not making Trump take a mug shot all this time.
Speaker 1: Trump could have been taking mugshots. He actually should have
Speaker 1: four already, a right, I think four four indictments a
Speaker 1: mugshot for each indictment he won criminal charges. And this
Speaker 1: is his first mugshot simply because y'all didn't make him
Speaker 1: take one. This is why historically folks have repeated this quote.
Speaker 1: If you want something said, ask a man, If you
Speaker 1: want something done.
Speaker 2: Ask a woman.
Speaker 1: Dropping the clues bombs for Fannie May willis okay, mugshot
Speaker 1: chain dead. Y'all dudes is just scared. Now back to
Speaker 1: Trump's insecurities. When Donald Trump was booked yesterday in Polton
Speaker 1: County Jail, his jail records came out and it had
Speaker 1: all his charges on it. It had his booking number,
Speaker 1: his inmate number of PO one one three five eight
Speaker 1: h nine, if you're wondering, And it had his height
Speaker 1: and weight. It had his hair as blonde or strawberry.
Speaker 1: I don't even know what the hell strawberry colored hair beats.
Speaker 1: I guess red. But to me, his hair color is
Speaker 1: more kiwi fruit than strawberry. But forget the hair. Let's
Speaker 1: get to his height and weight. Donald Trump said on
Speaker 1: his jail record that he was six three, two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifteen pounds. Clearly they asked him his height and weight,
Speaker 1: or asked his age his height and weight because scales
Speaker 1: hips and big backstone lie, but Trump does. And this
Speaker 1: is what I don't understand. And this is what Tom
Speaker 1: Nichols from the Atlantic was asking. How come Trump supporters
Speaker 1: don't hold Trump to the same standards of masculinity that
Speaker 1: they hold others too. We all know Trump is a liar, okay.
Speaker 1: I thought masculine men, alpha males look down upon liars
Speaker 1: because y'all keep it real, okay. And I wonder how
Speaker 1: y'all would react to someone you don't consider manly lying
Speaker 1: about their devil damn weight. You know how slim and
Speaker 1: fit Trump would be if he was six three, two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifteen pounds. I know people are making jokes jokes,
Speaker 1: but much shots are important because if somebody goes on
Speaker 1: the run, they need a description. Okay, six three, two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifteen pounds, strawberry blonde hair.
Speaker 2: None of that describes Trump, all right. If he wasn't
Speaker 2: one of the most famous people in the.
Speaker 1: World and was just some dude who decided to go
Speaker 1: on the run after committing all these crimes, you wouldn't
Speaker 1: recognize him based off this description. But this is an
Speaker 1: example of him not being a man's man, which is
Speaker 1: why I don't understand why Trump supporters, who claim to
Speaker 1: be the men of all men, support someone who will
Speaker 1: lie so blatantly, especially about something like his weight. This
Speaker 1: is ig model behavior. Okay, Trump puts the skinny filter
Speaker 1: from TikTok on his jail records, and y'all acting like
Speaker 1: you don't see it. Donald Trump might be sixty three,
Speaker 1: but he is not two hundred and fifteen pounds. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is easily six y three and weighs about Chris Christy. Okay,
Speaker 1: maybe not Chris Christy, but he definitely weighs about Peter Griffith.
Speaker 1: And I don't understand why all these so called alpha
Speaker 1: males hold him up as the standard for what men
Speaker 1: should be, because if the writer wins or man is noted.
Speaker 1: Trump behaves in wigs that many working class.
Speaker 2: Men would ridicule. He wears bronze of.
Speaker 1: Loves gold and gossip, is obsessed with his physical appearance,
Speaker 1: wines constantly, can't control his emotions, watch his daytime TV,
Speaker 1: and enjoys parades and interior decorating, and used to sell perfume.
Speaker 1: And now we know that he isn't just obsessed with
Speaker 1: his physical appearance. He lies about his weight. Imagine being
Speaker 1: so privileged that you are facing all these charges and
Speaker 1: the thing that's on your mind is your weight. In
Speaker 1: lying about it when you get there, Donald Trump said
Speaker 1: he is sixty three tow hundred and fifteen pounds. Let
Speaker 1: me tell you something, man, Do you know who is
Speaker 1: six three to hundred and fifteen pounds? Me? No, you're not.
Speaker 1: Lamar Jackson, all pro starting quarterback of the Baltimore Ravens,
Speaker 1: who back in May signed a five year, two hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty million dollar deal, is six to two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifteen pounds.
Speaker 2: Exactly, does Donald Trump looked like Lamar Jackson to you?
Speaker 1: Huh?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, imagine Donald Trump wasn't Donald Trump, and he was
Speaker 1: just some dude you met online, built the way he
Speaker 1: is telling you he's built like Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 2: And then he pulled up to your house talking about
Speaker 2: what's up.
Speaker 1: Huh, that's right. Okay, it was a little late, but
Speaker 1: you understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I do all right.
Speaker 1: Real recognizes real, and insecurity recognizes insecurity. All you fake
Speaker 1: alpha males love Trump because he too is a fake
Speaker 1: alpha male. No matter how much he acts like an
Speaker 1: insecure little child, you all will support him because you
Speaker 1: see yourself and him. And Thomas Nichols put it best
Speaker 1: in this Atlantic article. He said Trump will continue to
Speaker 1: act like a little boy, and his base, the voters
Speaker 1: who will stay with him to the end, will excuse him.
Speaker 1: When a grown man brags by being brave, it is
Speaker 1: unmanly and distape. When a little boy pulls out a
Speaker 1: cardboard sword and ties a towel around his neck like
Speaker 1: a cape, it's endearing. When a rich and powerful old
Speaker 1: man winds about how unfairly he is being treated. We
Speaker 1: scowl and judge. When a little boy you know, snuffles
Speaker 1: in his tears and says that he was bullied, treated
Speaker 1: worse than Abraham Lincoln, even we comfort. And you know why,
Speaker 1: because America is sympathetic towards fat people, which is why
Speaker 1: I don't know why he's lying about his weight.
Speaker 2: I think it's a tactic.
Speaker 1: I think he did that on purpose because he knows
Speaker 1: that folks will fat shame him and call him insecure.
Speaker 1: Then his supporters will defend him and call use hypocrites
Speaker 1: for fat shaming, because y'all out here fake canceling Lizzo
Speaker 1: for allegedly fat shaming, which makes no sense because.
Speaker 2: Lizzo big two.
Speaker 1: So for any of y'all who are upset with me
Speaker 1: right now for fat shaming Donald Trump this morning, I
Speaker 1: want you to know that I identify as obese. I
Speaker 1: am five to six two hundred and seventy five pounds,
Speaker 1: And don't you dare call me a liar. If you're
Speaker 1: not willing to call Trump one, please let rim me
Speaker 1: Ma give Donald Trump the biggest he huh hee ha
Speaker 1: he ha. You stupid motherfuck? Are you dumb? Don't don't
Speaker 1: you death don't you look at me like that. Fat
Speaker 1: people one yeah, one of us. I am five six
Speaker 1: hundred and seventy five pounds. You don't claim my culture.
Speaker 1: You don't know what I identify appropriating fat. Identify as
Speaker 1: a fat appropriating culture. Charlotte Mane, you're not. You're not
Speaker 1: Charlamagne identify as a fat person.
Speaker 6: Jojo Big Homie a guest hosting Jojo.
Speaker 1: What is a snuffle?
Speaker 2: He said?
Speaker 1: What the hell is a snuffle?
Speaker 6: What is did you just make up a snuffle? Sniffle, sniffle, No,
Speaker 6: it's snuffle.
Speaker 1: That's why they used to call snuffle snuff snuffles.
Speaker 3: Bro I just looked up snuffles. It says snuffles is
Speaker 3: a bacterial infection in rabbits. What the hell is a snuffle?
Speaker 3: Where you getting snuffle from? I was like, I've never
Speaker 3: heard snuffle?
Speaker 1: You never heard of snuffle? Uf aguins, Yes, I heard
Speaker 1: the stuff love against, but not a snuffle. Hold on
Speaker 1: the head of the Fat Lives Matter Committee, I saw
Speaker 1: him jiggling in you said, he said, my obese application
Speaker 1: was denied. I'm sorry maybe next year.
Speaker 5: Exactly stiff appropriating part of what's called the committee.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what Yeah, what's the name of the committee?
Speaker 2: What committee?
Speaker 10: The fact?
Speaker 1: Let me, you're gonna say the fact.
Speaker 4: People committee saying O b b W community community.
Speaker 1: I love BBWs. I love him. What bright beige women,
Speaker 1: big beautiful women?
Speaker 4: Is that what b b W standfor?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Okay, I love and I'm sorry. You're right.
Speaker 6: Snuffle is a common term for running nose bro snuffle up.
Speaker 2: Against man stuff on the street.
Speaker 4: Did they did snuffles? I thought it was because of
Speaker 4: the lashes. Ain't gonna lie. That's one of the lashes, right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: he got.
Speaker 2: Lashest you know what?
Speaker 1: Identify not identify? That's right?
Speaker 2: Was the original day?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, when we come back, Friday will be
Speaker 3: joining us.
Speaker 1: Yes, Friday.
Speaker 6: He's an artist. He signed the Death Jam. He was
Speaker 6: the joint.
Speaker 3: He sang on the God Dude. He sang on that
Speaker 3: joint with John le So we're gonna kick it with
Speaker 3: him when we come back. He has an album today.
Speaker 1: So don't move.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast club, did you say, bg.
Speaker 12: Only thing in church that was interesting to me was
Speaker 12: the music, you know what I'm saying. So that's where
Speaker 12: I focused on. So I remember, like one Sunday, all
Speaker 12: the musicians left the old school, and I just went
Speaker 12: up and just start playing stuff by ear, Like everything
Speaker 12: they'll sing, I'll try to just follow it, you know
Speaker 12: what I'm saying. And then I would just transition to
Speaker 12: every instrument. And that's how I play the music, play music.
Speaker 3: I would say that one thing about Haitian parents, there's
Speaker 3: always a musician in the household. Like the person that
Speaker 3: actually taught me how to DJ, he's Haitian, right, and
Speaker 3: his father taught him how to play the trumpet, the
Speaker 3: saxophone and how to work the turntables and it was
Speaker 3: the weirdest thing ever, but and how to produce and
Speaker 3: he just knew all of that.
Speaker 1: And it was the same with thing.
Speaker 6: They love music, but you got to stay to school.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they love it.
Speaker 12: That's crazy because my pop made me play the trumpet
Speaker 12: when I was a younger, Like that was just something
Speaker 12: he wanted me to do. But he looked at it
Speaker 12: as like fun. You know what I'm saying, that's nothing.
Speaker 12: They really looked at it like you could.
Speaker 1: Do this for fun.
Speaker 12: You talent, you but if you don't go to college
Speaker 12: like be a doctor or something like, you got to
Speaker 12: lead the house bro like or we look at you
Speaker 12: as as a failure.
Speaker 4: Did you pop in college or like?
Speaker 12: So I started making music in like ninth grade, Like
Speaker 12: I remember my cousin Marco music Spirit. He taught me
Speaker 12: how to produce and being a musician I was in church.
Speaker 12: It was like as soon as I was in the studio,
Speaker 12: I produced my own track, wrote my own track, and
Speaker 12: like I did everything one hundred percent. So since like
Speaker 12: eighth ninth grade, I've been doing music like every day,
Speaker 12: perfecting my craft, not even dropping music.
Speaker 1: I was just so in love with it. When I
Speaker 1: went to college, I started releasing music.
Speaker 12: You know what I'm saying, Like I'm introducing myself as Friday,
Speaker 12: but it's really not working.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: I don't got no marketing, don't believe in me, none
Speaker 12: of that. So that's that's how it all started.
Speaker 2: What was the big break?
Speaker 6: What was the first time when somebody's actually heard you, like,
Speaker 6: oh this is really gonna work.
Speaker 1: It was always like, bro, you hell a talented.
Speaker 12: So anybody I ever played my music too, they knew
Speaker 12: like bro you one of them ones bro like, But
Speaker 12: the first time it actually broke off was probably like
Speaker 12: doing quarantine, Like I remember I went to la in
Speaker 12: like twenty nineteen. Me and my cousins, we like we
Speaker 12: had like four thousand dollars. I remember, like the Revolt
Speaker 12: Summit didn't used to throw I went to that joint
Speaker 12: before I went back home in Atlanta. Yeah, he threw
Speaker 12: one in that like twenty nineteen, and it was a
Speaker 12: line you could play music for. And like that was
Speaker 12: like the first time like A and R like heard
Speaker 12: me I played my music.
Speaker 1: He was like, you got like a.
Speaker 12: Sofa voice, like you remind me of like todid Dollar
Speaker 12: at the time he was working with Tie Dollar.
Speaker 1: So that was like the first person.
Speaker 12: And then went I went back home to Philly like
Speaker 12: I got one connect, you know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 12: I could create you know what I'm saying. And during
Speaker 12: that time I met my manager Edgar. I told you,
Speaker 12: like I was on artists Move, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: And he was like, Bro, you think about songwriting. It
Speaker 12: might be an easier way for you to get in
Speaker 12: the door if you don't got no motion going on
Speaker 12: as an artist. Like I'm telling you, like we could
Speaker 12: push this on some songwriting tip, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: So but I went back home. I would make like
Speaker 12: probably like ten to twelve songs a week and just
Speaker 12: send it to my manager Edgar, and we'll just move
Speaker 12: it around. During that process, I was working with my
Speaker 12: producer denwso he was about to sign the deal on
Speaker 12: some publishing and the A and R that heard my
Speaker 12: hooks on his beat was like who that? Like we
Speaker 12: about to sign you, but who that? And that's how
Speaker 12: I got my first pub deal. Like that was like
Speaker 12: my first breakup music, like twenty during Quarantine.
Speaker 1: Where did the voice come from? Cause you know I
Speaker 1: can hear you in your Aphilly all day? The Where
Speaker 1: did that Soulful Boys come from? Sound like a sample?
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's church, but they got a lot to do
Speaker 12: with like church and like my parents being Haitian, like
Speaker 12: a lot of the music like Haitian music.
Speaker 1: It's like it's based off like feeling.
Speaker 12: So like they're not the best singers, Like I wouldn't
Speaker 12: say that Haitians and they're not the best singers, but
Speaker 12: when they sing, you feel it, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: So it's a mixture of church and like the pain
Speaker 12: of the Haitian you know what I'm saying. Haitian music
Speaker 12: and all that.
Speaker 1: How did you go with calit So?
Speaker 12: Like I said, I used to be on some song
Speaker 12: right and tip right the person I signed to the
Speaker 12: publishing label. The lady had left, and I remember I
Speaker 12: was in this deal, like how you gonna leave me here?
Speaker 12: Like I only signed here because of you? You know
Speaker 12: what I'm saying. I ain't know nobody at their head
Speaker 12: or nothing. So we was looking for a buyout, you
Speaker 12: know what I'm saying. My manager, Edgar was connected to
Speaker 12: Mary J. Blige manager Eddie, and he kept telling me Bro,
Speaker 12: like I'm telling you, he the one bro just buying
Speaker 12: him out this deal. Everything about to go crazy, like
Speaker 12: you know what I'm saying. Egar just telling me. And
Speaker 12: during that time, I hit up timbling timbling number on
Speaker 12: my phone.
Speaker 6: I sent him like how you get timbling number on
Speaker 6: your phone?
Speaker 12: The producer the newso that how I got the first deal.
Speaker 12: He from Virginia. So I remember like twenty twenty one,
Speaker 12: he'd been put us in the chat. But I was
Speaker 12: going into twenty twenty two, like you know how you
Speaker 12: going to twenty two? Like I'm about to take this
Speaker 12: up another level. I'm just looking through my context. I
Speaker 12: see timbling I'm like, but I never used this context, bro,
Speaker 12: like you know what I'm saying. So I sent him
Speaker 12: like probably like ten to twelve hooks slash samples of
Speaker 12: my voice. The next day, bro, like you on Instagram
Speaker 12: like every other day, tagging me making the beat too.
Speaker 1: It took everything up or not. It's like every a
Speaker 1: one producer that.
Speaker 12: You know was in my DN. So the guy Eddie,
Speaker 12: he ended up buying me out, buying me out my deal.
Speaker 12: And that's when Chris Brown song came out. I wrote
Speaker 12: for Chris Brown on Breezy Will's fall Off and Need
Speaker 12: You Right Here? And then I remember I made God
Speaker 12: Did in my room. Bro Like Kyler was on the
Speaker 12: Instagram every day saying God Did God Did? Every time
Speaker 12: he said it that it just touched my heart, you
Speaker 12: know what I'm saying. So I created a sample around that,
Speaker 12: not even knowing Kyleer. I Don'm gonna get this too.
Speaker 1: I called Edgar.
Speaker 12: I'm like, bro, I got this Yahn called God Did?
Speaker 12: He like, bro make another one, like make a real hook.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna get this toWin. Remember that day I made
Speaker 12: God Did. I played Edgar. We called Eddie Eddie like, Bro,
Speaker 12: I got Cali numbers. I'm about to send it, to
Speaker 12: send it to call it. Kylin hit us the next day,
Speaker 12: like I need this on my album.
Speaker 2: Wow, So you added the beat too.
Speaker 1: It was another.
Speaker 12: It was just how you heard it, like my piano
Speaker 12: and my hook. So when I sent it the Cali,
Speaker 12: he added to beat. At first, it was supposed to
Speaker 12: be my song, like God did any little Friday, just
Speaker 12: that we started a paperwork days go by. He like, Bro,
Speaker 12: I just put three rappers on this in his singer,
Speaker 12: like this is gonna live forever.
Speaker 5: Bro.
Speaker 12: When he said that, I'm already thinking Kanye nas jay Z.
Speaker 12: Just the level of the you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: He ain't telling me. It was like I ain't know
Speaker 12: who it was. So the song came out. I didn't
Speaker 12: even hear the song.
Speaker 1: So that's how that's how God Did came. But you
Speaker 1: guys still felt like God did. I Dad took you off.
Speaker 12: I'll still would have, bro, because I'm still going number one,
Speaker 12: still get paid.
Speaker 1: I'm still getting paid.
Speaker 12: I still at number seventeen hot Wind Billboard, so it's
Speaker 12: still a guy I did. But this is different because
Speaker 12: I always knew I was an artist, Bro, even when
Speaker 12: I was songwriting. I had projects ready like this for
Speaker 12: my artists, you know what I'm saying. So this was
Speaker 12: like the perfect way for me to r you know
Speaker 12: what I mean, bro Like, I knew who I was
Speaker 12: while I was writing, Like I knew this was my way.
Speaker 1: To get in. All right. We got more with Friday.
Speaker 1: When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning Morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is dej n V Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Friday.
Speaker 14: God did be in your first introduction to the world
Speaker 14: and having legends on that record, do you feel like
Speaker 14: put pressure for your artistry because you're you know, your
Speaker 14: first song to the world has Jay z Us.
Speaker 1: I don't feel like that at all. Bro Like.
Speaker 12: I make good music. Bro Like, So I be telling
Speaker 12: people like, hey, all come down to the music. The
Speaker 12: only pressure I got is to.
Speaker 1: Make good music. And I know that's what I'm always
Speaker 1: going to do.
Speaker 12: Like I don't care about like a lot of the others,
Speaker 12: you know what I'm saying, Like, people know what I
Speaker 12: added value to idea, how that hook touch people, and
Speaker 12: I'm gonna always be able to create that that energy,
Speaker 12: that feeling you know what I'm saying. So that's the
Speaker 12: only pressure, Like, Bro, just keep giving good music.
Speaker 14: I remember you saying how like when the record came out,
Speaker 14: people didn't put two and two together that.
Speaker 4: You were Friday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the whole twitter was like who is is? Boy?
Speaker 12: Like it don't sound like John like and who you
Speaker 12: know what I'm saying, Like I remember, like the record
Speaker 12: came out, I'm walking around the city like song I'm
Speaker 12: playing in every car. Nobody know its me. Like I'm
Speaker 12: walking around chilling. You know what I'm saying. I think
Speaker 12: my cousin came to the creer like, Bro, gotta celebrate.
Speaker 12: You know what I'm saying. I said, Bro, don't got
Speaker 12: a dollar in my pocket to check.
Speaker 1: Ain't come yet.
Speaker 12: So I'm like he like, I'm gonna get i'mnna get
Speaker 12: a section bro on me went out, Bro song keep
Speaker 12: playing all day. I'm in the club. Cal it called me.
Speaker 12: It's first time I talked to call it when it
Speaker 12: was like number one. I'm like, Bro, I'm walking around
Speaker 12: this joint.
Speaker 1: Nobody know me. Bro. He like it's gonna change. He
Speaker 1: keeps saying it's gonna change, Like tell you a new
Speaker 1: star is born. Let's talk about some of the music.
Speaker 2: Well, I think we should start with when it comes
Speaker 2: to You.
Speaker 14: I feel like that record is going crazy right now,
Speaker 14: and I think what people really appreciate it. It's just
Speaker 14: the message like commitment and wanting to work things out
Speaker 14: with somebody, And I feel like that's kind of like
Speaker 14: a rare thing for our generation.
Speaker 1: People don't be on the tape of time they do.
Speaker 12: That's why I made the song, bro, like it'd be
Speaker 12: a lot of like bulls bro like and like a
Speaker 12: lot of these artists really don't be meaning it. Bro,
Speaker 12: that could be a lot of songs about I got options,
Speaker 12: I can go to the next boy, you know what
Speaker 12: I'm saying. But all these people about one boy. All
Speaker 12: these artists got one husband, one boyfriend, you know what
Speaker 12: I'm saying. So I wasn't even pushing marriage on people
Speaker 12: like with that video. I was just pushing the subject. Bro,
Speaker 12: everybody got somebody?
Speaker 1: Bro, why I need to try it cool? Like, Bro,
Speaker 1: it's cool to be you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: Tell your person how you feel and put that music
Speaker 12: out And just just the reaction, BRO was like we
Speaker 12: feel this way too. Like the most people you never
Speaker 12: would have thought in my DM like, I love this song.
Speaker 12: You know what I'm saying. Just that's why I wanted
Speaker 12: to like put the message out. Bro like everybody out
Speaker 12: on that most people not.
Speaker 1: Being that you hated you, ask anybody in your family
Speaker 1: put a little sprinkle on your career. We got sprinkled.
Speaker 1: We got God, God on our side. Brood with you.
Speaker 4: Back to the music.
Speaker 14: Don't Give It Away with Chris Brown was also a
Speaker 14: huge record. But I love on here that you did
Speaker 14: a part two What's the Relationship? A Part one and
Speaker 14: part two?
Speaker 12: Uh, part two is kind of like the breakdown the vulnerable,
Speaker 12: like slow down version. You know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 12: it's just it's just in musically, you know what I mean.
Speaker 12: I got a saxophone in there. I got like a
Speaker 12: lot of like vocal elements there that you playing.
Speaker 1: No, this is one bole.
Speaker 12: I don't know his name, but my manager Edgar reached
Speaker 12: out to him and he added, it's like on something
Speaker 12: like Margaret Beautiful.
Speaker 4: Its jazzy.
Speaker 1: That's how Part two is like the slow version.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I feel like in that you kind of elaborate
Speaker 14: on like you're still claiming what's yours. I just need
Speaker 14: to get myself together, Yeah for sure, And even throughout
Speaker 14: the project, you're kind of talking about the same thing,
Speaker 14: so it's like it's.
Speaker 4: A battle for you.
Speaker 1: Ain't no bad.
Speaker 12: I was coming from a good perspective with this project,
Speaker 12: like I wasn't on now no crazy stuff, Like I
Speaker 12: was just saying like that song is like just don't
Speaker 12: give it away, like I'm you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 12: Like I'm done playing with what I'm playing with, Like
Speaker 12: I'm done playing games like all in Okay.
Speaker 14: This project has like a gospel feel to it, like
Speaker 14: I feel like it could be a gospel album, but
Speaker 14: then also it's like turn up afrobeat vibes. So with
Speaker 14: the gospel part of it, I feel like that's something
Speaker 14: we don't really get anymore, like a praise.
Speaker 1: Yeah for sure.
Speaker 12: I wouldn't even call it gospel, like it feels like it,
Speaker 12: cause like I'm giving so much soul that I'm bringing
Speaker 12: the choirs in before have Mercy, I mean like yeah
Speaker 12: for sure, but I'm talking like real life, every day stuff,
Speaker 12: you know what I'm saying, so that every day people
Speaker 12: go through you know what I'm saying, Like even Mercy,
Speaker 12: I'm like, it's just every day I saw I'll call
Speaker 12: it Friday Bro, like, I don't say it's gospel because
Speaker 12: people that don't listen to gospel love them styles of
Speaker 12: music from me.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. How you end up locking
Speaker 1: in with a ssak sak man shout out my guy?
Speaker 12: That was like right after the God did, Right after
Speaker 12: God did, a lot of Africans just loved me Bro,
Speaker 12: like they thought I was one of them, like it's
Speaker 12: Friday from Africa.
Speaker 1: His voice just so give us that feeling. So and
Speaker 1: then I remember, like somebody put me on a sad
Speaker 1: he's so fire man. I wanted to have a conversation
Speaker 1: with him when in town. I don't know nobody to
Speaker 1: know him though.
Speaker 12: It ain't Bro like that whole album. I ain't skipped
Speaker 12: one track, not one and I was just in my
Speaker 12: room like hands up, not even understanding the word. You
Speaker 12: know what I'm saying, and I DM him. I told Bro, like,
Speaker 12: I don't know what you're saying right now, but you're
Speaker 12: my favorite artist.
Speaker 1: I don't know what You're hard to understand. No, he
Speaker 1: not hard to understand, but you gotta listen.
Speaker 12: You gotta listen a few times to really hear what
Speaker 12: he's saying, I was just in my room like this,
Speaker 12: and I said, I need you on something, bro, And
Speaker 12: then we hopped on the phone and I told him
Speaker 12: the same thing, bro, Like I don't know what you're saying.
Speaker 12: He was the first artist. He was the first artist,
Speaker 12: bro that I heard. During the whole song, he had
Speaker 12: a choir with him. If you hear you hear what
Speaker 12: I'm saying, Like every verse it's a choir sing behind you.
Speaker 1: So and I love the choir.
Speaker 12: I'm like, how you think of that? Like you going
Speaker 12: through the whole song with a choir behind you. He
Speaker 12: was like, Bro, you don't got to understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: Like it's music all about feeling and that's how we
Speaker 12: kind of connect. Like yeah, like he like, I feel you, bro,
Speaker 12: Like God, did I listen to it?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 14: Yeah, the Fireboy drink come about after God did as well?
Speaker 10: Or is that?
Speaker 12: Like I said, like it was just a lot of
Speaker 12: Afro artists who was Friday like, they love me like
Speaker 12: they treat me like I'm one of them, and I
Speaker 12: treat them like they you know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 12: they're my favorite artists too, because growing up in the
Speaker 12: Haitian house. All you listen to is Haitian music. You're
Speaker 12: making me an afro Like if you at a Haitian party,
Speaker 12: it's all one. So like when I get on the
Speaker 12: phone with these guys, they already know, like he know
Speaker 12: what's going on, Like even de Vito, like I got
Speaker 12: something coming up with him, Like I've been on him
Speaker 12: since twenty fifteen, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So it's just like it's his family for you been
Speaker 1: over there yet? No, you gotta do it big though
Speaker 1: you're not gonna come back. You go for December. You
Speaker 1: should go to Ghana. That's what they're saying. In December, dirty,
Speaker 1: December beautiful.
Speaker 14: I know growing up in the Haitian household, you said
Speaker 14: you grew up listening to afro and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Did you grow up on hip hop?
Speaker 12: Not really in my in my household, so like I
Speaker 12: probably like started listening to hip hop, like probably like
Speaker 12: I was in middle school, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 12: Like the Entry album for you, so like see like
Speaker 12: when I started making music, I'm from Philly, so it
Speaker 12: was like boys to men, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: Then it was like Brian McKnight and then Jamie Fox
Speaker 12: and I used to always be on Jamie Fox Bro
Speaker 12: like how he played the piano and song Bros. I
Speaker 12: used to watch you every day. But I remember he
Speaker 12: had to join Kanye West Goldenigger. Yeah, and that's when
Speaker 12: I was like, yeah, any one of them. I remember
Speaker 12: the video and Kanye West was like my favorite artist.
Speaker 12: Kanye West. And then I meet Mill from Philly. I
Speaker 12: started living, going through life and like meet Mill. That
Speaker 12: was like my first two artists.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Well, let's let's let's get it.
Speaker 3: Let's get a joint on what you want to hear?
Speaker 3: Man Off the Hour albums out right now, by the way,
Speaker 3: you can pick it up right now. New album Friday
Speaker 3: is out.
Speaker 1: What you want to hear? Hey, man, I want to
Speaker 1: hear it. Stand by me, Man.
Speaker 12: It's a special record. That's one of my favorites on
Speaker 12: the project. It's a heartfelt record. Whatever you're going through
Speaker 12: on life, it just it just resonated with a lot
Speaker 12: of people. Everybody know they have it. It's Friday, It's
Speaker 12: the Breakfast Club. Good morning the Breakfast Club. It's time
Speaker 12: for Nasty with DJ n Yeah, DJ comes comes.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 3: Today we got some special guest hosts with us Jojo
Speaker 3: and Big Homie from Atlanta, the one O five three station,
Speaker 3: our sister station.
Speaker 6: You can catch the Monday through Thursday at seven pm.
Speaker 1: Big Homie is fake fat. Look, man, you're gonna stop appropriate,
Speaker 1: she said.
Speaker 14: He identifies as a thick yeah, joint.
Speaker 2: Look, you can say it. I'm like, it's not like flirting.
Speaker 1: But let's go.
Speaker 4: I'm just trying to figure out what everybody identifies at
Speaker 4: this table. Jojo a long, So.
Speaker 14: All right, Well to start it off, I'm gonna go
Speaker 14: with this record that's been out for a little bit
Speaker 14: by that Mexican O T is called Johnny Dad.
Speaker 1: That song that Mexican O T is hard. I don't
Speaker 1: even know how to wrap. I've been up on Mexican
Speaker 1: O T. You know what I'm saying, been up up
Speaker 1: on it.
Speaker 2: Mexican kill.
Speaker 1: Who are you from Texas?
Speaker 2: From Texas?
Speaker 1: From on that song too? Yeah, he's might show me
Speaker 1: that video a while ago. Mexican rap.
Speaker 4: What's the type of rap?
Speaker 1: Call?
Speaker 4: Though it's given migos.
Speaker 1: He is like a little bit like you got a
Speaker 1: flow rap?
Speaker 2: I don't know what you tell you?
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, but you know what.
Speaker 1: That's good because the black artists have been appropriating Mexican
Speaker 1: culture for so long, right.
Speaker 7: Like what.
Speaker 1: You know, I mean.
Speaker 2: Across the balls and all that, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Okay, I get it. Yeah that makes sense. Okay, are
Speaker 4: we really appropriating?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 14: I feel like we paid mad homage to it.
Speaker 4: But nonetheless, all right, cool, whatever I want to be.
Speaker 1: Second is Mexicans come out and call himself the niggas.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that much.
Speaker 4: That it didn't get a little nobody didn't get a
Speaker 4: little crazy once the single that Mayo came.
Speaker 5: And then juneteent happened and it was a whole Yeah,
Speaker 5: it was a whole little thing.
Speaker 2: It was I don't remember.
Speaker 1: Making stuff.
Speaker 5: Vir People were saying that black people were celebrating to
Speaker 5: go to Mayo more than they was June.
Speaker 2: Because people like to kill the morning kannak.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: The second song I'm gonna go with is fraid O
Speaker 4: Bang with Bang Man.
Speaker 1: That's hard too, Yeah I heard that before. That's all too,
Speaker 1: all right. The young Bee flow, Yeah, a little one
Speaker 1: thing about Atlanta, Atlanta, going run for Atlanta. Yeah not
Speaker 1: the hook was yeah, it was his, that was his.
Speaker 1: But that was definitely newty On.
Speaker 2: You compare everybody.
Speaker 1: Cy School, Big Clark and Land University. I'm Atlanta. Yeah, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm talking about with the first verse that was sounded
Speaker 1: like nudy flow to me. I just want you'll know
Speaker 1: the last to artist, Y'll found a way they incorporated
Speaker 1: Atlanta artists.
Speaker 4: Atlanta influences a lot of music.
Speaker 2: Everything Atlanta is just like New Yorkers.
Speaker 4: It comes to like the Pride, you know how New
Speaker 4: Yorkers we were the we were.
Speaker 1: The I'm from Atlanta from Chicago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm just keeping it.
Speaker 5: It's just honest, Like the coach, Atlanta does influence a
Speaker 5: lot of music and a lot of artists.
Speaker 4: I mean that is what it is.
Speaker 1: What else we got now?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 4: And lastly, you know we gotta go with Cold. Cold
Speaker 4: dropped two records to day.
Speaker 14: Well, he's featured on two records that dropped today and
Speaker 14: then also he helped produce on that mic Well was
Speaker 14: he joint? So I feel like it's a J Cole
Speaker 14: type of Friday So songing right, we do burna Boys,
Speaker 14: Thanks featuring Jacole.
Speaker 4: I love Jacole.
Speaker 1: It was it was It was a reporter a few
Speaker 1: years ago that made a tweet that said it's Friday.
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to hear know Ja Cole, I think
Speaker 1: that Metria something like that. That Yeah, burna boy say
Speaker 1: that one. Yeah, I'm not I've never been to j
Speaker 1: Cole fan.
Speaker 6: You can't compare him to nobody from Atlanta.
Speaker 1: From Atlanta, I mean, why what if it's a Friday,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to get in my vibe. I'm gonna listen
Speaker 1: to some Jacob on the song with Yeah you got
Speaker 1: to sneak him in, Okay, you got like.
Speaker 6: He had the first verse on that.
Speaker 4: Believe working Together.
Speaker 1: And I'm just not knowing how many times you see me,
Speaker 1: Hey turn that ja Cale along.
Speaker 4: Well, that's because you listen in the Gospels. That's because
Speaker 4: j disrespect you know.
Speaker 1: That Jacole is a favorite.
Speaker 6: That's why she went the same town university.
Speaker 1: I'm from the Carolina and Jacle from the Carolina. That
Speaker 1: is very disrespectful.
Speaker 4: Jacos on my top five.
Speaker 1: From I'm from Atlanta and Andrew three thousands better than Jacole.
Speaker 5: Turn to Jacob yeah yeah, drop yes, yeah, and Jaco
Speaker 5: really out like that right now?
Speaker 4: Well he is, well he is now his feature you can.
Speaker 1: Tell he got a record with with Derek you got
Speaker 1: the record with. And I'm not saying he's not talented.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying he's not.
Speaker 4: He's not said nobody would very talented.
Speaker 1: Come on, I don't want would rather listen to somebody else.
Speaker 1: He's not to me.
Speaker 4: I would rather not listen to you right now.
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Speaker 3: Slash Breakfast burning everybody at cej NV, charlamagnea guy. We
Speaker 3: are the Breakfast Club. Our guest co host Jojo and
Speaker 3: Big Homie are joining us. Just want to tell you
Speaker 3: all what's going on this weekend. First shout to our
Speaker 3: since Jesse hilarious.
Speaker 6: She's at the Funny Bone that's.
Speaker 1: Right in Columbus, Ohio, all the weekend long, starting the night.
Speaker 1: She got two shows tonight to show tomorrow. I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure on Sunday because she's flying back her se fly
Speaker 1: on Sunday. I don't know how many shows are sold out,
Speaker 1: not what shows aren't. But make sure you go to
Speaker 1: the Funny Bone, Columbus, Ohio. Get your tickets to go
Speaker 1: see just hilarious there all weekend long.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: And of course if you're in the Tri state area
Speaker 3: in New York, New Jersey, you want to fly on
Speaker 3: up and drive on up. My call show is this
Speaker 3: week and it's a two day call show. Everything calls,
Speaker 3: a music rides, kids fiving under a free Dwight Goodest
Speaker 3: good At, who they just recently said they're going to
Speaker 3: retire his jersey is going to be joining us Sunday
Speaker 3: for kind of like the old school cards. So of
Speaker 3: course he played for the Mets in eighty six eighty seven,
Speaker 3: so he's gonna be repping that Sunday. So come meet
Speaker 3: the White good and then we're gonna have a lot
Speaker 3: of fun this week and bring the family, bring the
Speaker 3: kids and Joe, Joe and big Homie. We appreciate y'all
Speaker 3: joining us, man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, it's been it's been fun.
Speaker 2: Sorry we had to, but that's why people like y'all.
Speaker 1: I really like y'all, story man, because y'all met online. Right. Yeah,
Speaker 1: here's a couple of years ago. Yeah, twenty twenty one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: top of twenty twenty one. I was looking for a
Speaker 1: new co host and I had put a post out
Speaker 1: on Instagram and some we didn't even know each other.
Speaker 1: Somebody that I knew that she knew followed me and
Speaker 1: tagged her. So I shot my shot or did you
Speaker 1: DM me? How did it happen?
Speaker 5: She had tagged she had tagged me shout out to
Speaker 5: specific but she had tagged me under his post and
Speaker 5: he has just sent me a DM and was like,
Speaker 5: I'm looking for somebody to work with for our podcast,
Speaker 5: and so yeah, so we linked up and it just
Speaker 5: took off from there. So we started off podcast and
Speaker 5: then we we was working at the car show. We
Speaker 5: were just regularly.
Speaker 1: Trying to get interviews all the time. That's the first
Speaker 1: time we did the Yeah, that was the first time.
Speaker 1: And we actually unknowingly quit our jobs at the same
Speaker 1: time as well, and jumped into wanting to do this
Speaker 1: and make a career out of doing this. So you know,
Speaker 1: it was just a faith move. So I didn't have
Speaker 1: any any plans or ideas of how it was going
Speaker 1: to happen. I just knew it was gonna happen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I was literally living in Atlanta, flying back
Speaker 4: and forth.
Speaker 5: I have a six year old daughter too. I was
Speaker 5: fine back and forth every week to Chicago just to
Speaker 5: do my radio show, That's what I'm talking about, and
Speaker 5: still making.
Speaker 4: It back in time.
Speaker 5: So I would leave Saturday morning five am, get to
Speaker 5: get to Chicago, work all night, and then be back
Speaker 5: by ten pm so I can take my daughter to
Speaker 5: school on Monday.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Now, Jojo, I've known Jorjia for what three four years?
Speaker 1: Five years?
Speaker 6: And every time I'm in Atlanta, she's out in about,
Speaker 6: she's working, she's grinding.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I saw this in the Black Effect podcast
Speaker 1: when Jojo was like, I want to be a guest
Speaker 1: co host.
Speaker 2: Y'all doing guest co host? You ain't say nothing about
Speaker 2: your big homie.
Speaker 1: She's gonna get for us. You know who put the
Speaker 1: pressure on me. It wasn't Joe, your big homie.
Speaker 4: Mama MoMA approached you at the at the entrance of
Speaker 4: the jog.
Speaker 1: And the big Holy Mama was like, what's up? I
Speaker 1: listened to the breakfast club or something my son up there.
Speaker 1: I was like, do it? Yeah, it made it happen. Yeah,
Speaker 1: for sure. She definitely been supporting me every step of
Speaker 1: the way. Like, so I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: It's a birthday this week, his birthday, this day.
Speaker 1: Big homies.
Speaker 4: But now we appreciate you guys for bringing us on here. Man,
Speaker 4: it's an honor to tell them this is like the
Speaker 4: the one on six in part since.
Speaker 2: The park moment, I said that he told me that yesterday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's for real, Like this is all.
Speaker 1: Always says that too. You know, he's been saying that
Speaker 1: for a year. But this never made a piece of
Speaker 1: the culture. Like think about it. It was going up people,
Speaker 1: that was the culture. One of the Sisters part. Now
Speaker 1: it's the breakfast club if you're not up here. It's
Speaker 1: like this is what people want to be at. We
Speaker 1: appreciate all of it, and thank you and shout out
Speaker 1: everybody that's been supporting us and helping us change our lives,
Speaker 1: in our families lives, because this is really a super
Speaker 1: faith move. Like I can't explain it any better than that.
Speaker 1: Like we've had so many opportunities to talk different people
Speaker 1: represented different companies. Jojo has a lot of things that
Speaker 1: she's doing as a mother, expecting mother too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm expecting yeah, I know, you can't.
Speaker 1: Even Yeah, but she's doing all these amazing things as
Speaker 1: a mother in the industry, and you know, I have
Speaker 1: the things that I'm doing as well for the city
Speaker 1: of Atlanta, my community. Just have a rap's next partnership
Speaker 1: that I'm working on as well right now. So shout
Speaker 1: out with my dog d over there. But yeah, it's
Speaker 1: it's just been a blessing.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, when we come back, we got the
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Speaker 4: Hey so big, That's why I got this.
Speaker 6: You know, you know, I wish you had told me
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Speaker 4: Because my god, Yeah, I know, I know, but I ain't.
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Speaker 4: And let me can I shout out my my folks, Yeah, okay, my.
Speaker 5: Mama, my daddy, my folks, that's doing there, My brother, sister,
Speaker 5: cousin Auntie is all you, my daughter Rmiani, I love you,
Speaker 5: treyto right.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay stop now because it can never stop.
Speaker 4: Stop say mom, brother, sister cousin.
Speaker 1: Mine's not as long shouting my mom everyone every birthday,
Speaker 1: Big Homie, Mama, my brother Jordan, Auntie Ki Ki John
Speaker 1: Hannah induced of course try to say his high school
Speaker 1: that made me like Atlanta University and Louis v Yeah,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, Louis Vince Flowers Visionary visionary because he took
Speaker 1: a podcast. The first time podcast has been taken to
Speaker 1: a big media corporation as a radio show that's and
Speaker 1: it worked, and it worked. We've been on there longer
Speaker 1: than more than the year. Most ready, new radio shows
Speaker 1: in Atlanta don't last past the year. Louis ev is
Speaker 1: a visionary. My god, he'll be in New York this weekend.
Speaker 1: Big Facts not on radio.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, it's a podcast, a big fact all right.
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Speaker 3: that whole station.
Speaker 6: When I say Atlanta supports I really appreciate a LANDA.
Speaker 3: When I say Atlanta is like my second and third home,
Speaker 3: I love Atlanta because no matter what you do in Atlanta,
Speaker 3: everybody pulls up. Whether it's it's scream or it's holiday,
Speaker 3: or is Greg Street, it's y'all, it's Louis v it's Mono.
Speaker 3: Everybody shows so much love in the A. So I
Speaker 3: just want to say, I salute the A. What's what's
Speaker 3: the young girl's name that gets busy?
Speaker 1: DJ? I can't remember her name is on the tip
Speaker 1: of my tongue.
Speaker 4: Penny Lane, Yes, Jenny Lane and al and.
Speaker 1: Also shout out DJ grey Street. That's who got I
Speaker 1: got my start with G O G. That's o G
Speaker 1: right there. You got a positive note. Yes, you'll never
Speaker 1: know who you are unless you shed who you pretend
Speaker 1: to be. Have a great weekend. Breakfast club finished for y'all.
Speaker 1: Dump