Speaker 1: Man, wake us.
Speaker 2: The breakfast club is wa ya, the breakfast club Envy
Speaker 2: and Charlemagne the voice of the culture.
Speaker 3: Then I'm gona come here when this thing.
Speaker 1: See y'all different, y'all the coachure, it's different. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Like y'all know.
Speaker 3: What y'all talking.
Speaker 4: This is probably become the most prominent form for HI, probably.
Speaker 5: Be here next to all of you guys. It's really
Speaker 5: bick put it in.
Speaker 4: Put it in perspective to the breakfast club bitches.
Speaker 6: Wake up.
Speaker 3: Good morning Usa yo.
Speaker 7: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 7: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 7: yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 8: Yo Charlamagne the god past to the plane in this Monday.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's Monday. Back to the work week.
Speaker 3: Good morning man, it is such a great morning.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 3: How you feeling O, my brother?
Speaker 8: I just want to say, I want to salute of course,
Speaker 8: today is nine to eleven, that's right. I want to
Speaker 8: salute to. I know there's a lot going on in
Speaker 8: the city today. Traffic is going to be crazy. The
Speaker 8: Vice president is actually in town. The President's going to
Speaker 8: be speaking at a base in Alaska. So I just
Speaker 8: want to salute to everybody who that got family members
Speaker 8: that lost their lives, that that came and and made
Speaker 8: sure everybody was okay. At nine to eleven. It was
Speaker 8: just such a hectic dare I remember, you know, thinking
Speaker 8: about how that happened. So I want to salute to
Speaker 8: everybody that was that you know, that's going to be
Speaker 8: out there today and you know, just remembering they lost
Speaker 8: one and twenty two years I believe twenty two years. Yeah,
Speaker 8: yesterday at the Giants game, Queen Latifa saying it was
Speaker 8: very dedicated to all the soldiers and army and Navy
Speaker 8: and all the medical people and everybody that you know
Speaker 8: ran down there to those buildings to just help people.
Speaker 6: So I just want to salute to everybody today.
Speaker 4: Absolutely definitely thinking about them always, and it's a damn
Speaker 4: shame that the New York Giants couldn't be inspired by that,
Speaker 4: you know, in any way, shape or form to show
Speaker 4: up yesterday.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I showed up.
Speaker 1: I was there.
Speaker 4: Well, I saw you. I definitely saw you. I was there,
Speaker 4: and I would like to record the show. That was
Speaker 4: the first time in a long time, uh, that I
Speaker 4: had a forty.
Speaker 3: The last time you had a forty? You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying?
Speaker 4: Which were you forty? I had a forty? I had
Speaker 4: a forty? OHD since I was a teenager. What was
Speaker 4: your favorite forty old growing up?
Speaker 6: Envy?
Speaker 3: Did you like Saint IDs? Did you like old English? Huh?
Speaker 3: What did you like?
Speaker 1: Cold?
Speaker 3: Forty five?
Speaker 10: Never?
Speaker 4: Really slitch Mot liquor, King Kobra still reserved two eleven.
Speaker 8: Never I would have been more of a Saint Eyes person.
Speaker 8: But I'm I'm it's never been into a.
Speaker 4: Beer forty like forty. You don't like forties, right, they
Speaker 4: were my thing? Yeah, you don't like forties. Mess your
Speaker 4: stomach up a little bit last night, a little bit,
Speaker 4: a little bit. It was really surprised. It was so
Speaker 4: cowboy fans in that stadium.
Speaker 3: Last come on, America's team, knock it off. You know
Speaker 3: what it is?
Speaker 8: It started so well, like I said, Queen Latifa saying
Speaker 8: the national anthem, there was fire works.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 8: It was an amazing game. I seen so many people.
Speaker 8: I seen Tracy Morgan, and.
Speaker 4: We showed up and represented for America the way we
Speaker 4: should have. Okay, all right, that's what we did. We
Speaker 4: showed up for America because we are America's team.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we took that. We took the L last night.
Speaker 8: You know, you know, sometimes you just got to take
Speaker 8: the L.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 6: You know, the Cowboys box our mouth last night.
Speaker 1: That's what it was.
Speaker 6: I mean, we lost. I can't say that.
Speaker 3: They definitely they definitely boxed your out last night. Jesus. Okay,
Speaker 3: it was from my Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 6: The first job. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 8: The first drive felt good and then that's that was
Speaker 8: my only good feeling all night.
Speaker 6: It was just bad after that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Big d penetrating the old line all night long.
Speaker 3: It was nothing you could do about it. Okay, now you.
Speaker 4: Know what my Dallas Cowboys gonna be in February. The
Speaker 4: Super Bowl game don't matter, he don't matter. This is
Speaker 4: the year I can feel it, all right. I've been
Speaker 4: saying this every year of my life since nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 4: This is the year that it absolutely positively will come true.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right.
Speaker 4: My Dallas Cowboys are going to the Super Bowl. My
Speaker 4: daddy told me last night, go ahead and order the
Speaker 4: tickets and tell Envy shut.
Speaker 3: The hell up.
Speaker 4: All right, we gonna be in Vegas in February. You
Speaker 4: hear me, super Bowl bound. I'm sure all right, Vegas,
Speaker 4: He's going down February eleven, Dallas Cowboys versus whoever in
Speaker 4: the Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Let's go all right.
Speaker 8: Well, Juicy J will be joined us this morning. We're
Speaker 8: gonna be kicking it with JUICYG. He has a new book.
Speaker 8: We're gonna talk to him about that new book. And
Speaker 8: let's get the show cracking. Front page news. Tesla Figuero
Speaker 8: will be here, should be talking to us about what's better.
Speaker 4: Have the NFL scores ready? Okay, you ain't shipping NFL
Speaker 4: scores this morning. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning morning everybody. It's stj NZ, Charlamagne, the guy.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Let's getting some front page news.
Speaker 9: Good morning Tests, Good morning dj MVY, Charlemagne, the God
Speaker 9: and the Breakfast Club Family.
Speaker 3: Peace.
Speaker 11: Tests.
Speaker 8: Listen, let me run through these scores now. Last night
Speaker 8: in the NFL, the Falcons beat the Panthers. The Browns
Speaker 8: beat the Bengals twenty four to three, The Jaguars beat
Speaker 8: the Colts thirty one twenty one, Buccaneers beat the Vikings,
Speaker 8: the Saints beat the Titans forty nine, Ers beat the Steelers,
Speaker 8: Commanders beat the Cardinals, Ravens beat the Texans.
Speaker 1: The Packers beat the Bears.
Speaker 8: Last night, the Raiders beat the Broncos seventeen sixteen. The
Speaker 8: Eagles beat the Patriots nearly twenty five to twenty. Dolphins
Speaker 8: beat the Charges thirty six, thirty four, Rams beat the
Speaker 8: Seahawks thirty thirteen, and tonight the Jets take on the Bills.
Speaker 4: And don't forget the Dallas Cowboys wipe they ass with
Speaker 4: the New York Giants last night.
Speaker 3: Final score forty to nothing.
Speaker 4: Made the Giants feel like they shouldn't even finish the season.
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't know.
Speaker 4: The ticket holders for the Giants are turning they tickets
Speaker 4: in this morning.
Speaker 3: That's how to discussed the day off.
Speaker 8: Talking about though, And congratulations to co Co. She won
Speaker 8: the women's US Open, So congratulations to that system.
Speaker 1: You were doing your thing out there. Sist.
Speaker 8: It's not about the Giants, it's about you. This morning,
Speaker 8: you were at the Coco.
Speaker 1: So shout to Coco.
Speaker 4: Last night at the Giants game for no damn reason
Speaker 4: unless she's a cowboy fan. Okay, if she was there,
Speaker 4: on behalf of the New York Giants are there because
Speaker 4: she's a Giants fan, y'all just let her down.
Speaker 8: Oh my goodness, Taz, where you want to start, let's
Speaker 8: start off with today is nine eleven.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about all.
Speaker 6: The things that's happening today for nine eleven.
Speaker 9: Yeah, let's talk about some other than the Giants that
Speaker 9: you that you conveniently did not mention. But today, as
Speaker 9: you guys mentioned, it is the second second, twenty second
Speaker 9: anniversary of September eleventh, the attacks on the World Trade
Speaker 9: Center the Pentagon as well as the crash of United
Speaker 9: Airlines Flight ninety three, and the annual ceremony that takes
Speaker 9: place will take place again in the nine to eleven
Speaker 9: Memorial Plaza starting at a thirty and Vice President Kamala
Speaker 9: Harris is expected to attend.
Speaker 8: All right, now, you know, it's like we were talking earlier,
Speaker 8: it's so sad every time this date comes around because
Speaker 8: so many people lost their lives, so many people have
Speaker 8: never really got closure.
Speaker 6: So again, I just want to say salute to everybody.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 8: The Vice President's going to be in town today. There's
Speaker 8: so many blocks and streets closing, So if you have
Speaker 8: to get to the city today, just give yourself a
Speaker 8: little extra time.
Speaker 1: Now let's talk about I.
Speaker 4: Know the Vice president feet probably hurt too because I
Speaker 4: saw her hitting her little jig DIVINRN thing that hip
Speaker 4: hop post the weekend.
Speaker 6: We're gonna talk about that in the room.
Speaker 3: Miss.
Speaker 8: But now let's talk about Chris Christy. He vows to
Speaker 8: follow Trump if he skips the next GOP debates.
Speaker 6: That what's happening with that?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christi val that if former
Speaker 9: President Donald Trump does not participate in future Republican debates,
Speaker 9: he'll change his campaign schedule in an effort to set
Speaker 9: up his own face off with the former president. As
Speaker 9: we know, Chris Christi is Trump's most vocal critic in
Speaker 9: the crowded field of Republican presidential hopefuls, and he's long
Speaker 9: criticized President Trump or former President and Trump for his
Speaker 9: refusal to attend any debates. He skipped the first one obviously,
Speaker 9: he's not expected to show up for the second one,
Speaker 9: which is September twenty seventh, And Chris Christie said, basically,
Speaker 9: he's going to follow him around, run around and follow him.
Speaker 14: Charlemagne, I know she's ready to say.
Speaker 4: Yeah Trump and Trump vows to have people follow Chris
Speaker 4: Christy with tubus and play the Tubla behind him where
Speaker 4: he walks to donut shops everywhere.
Speaker 6: Jesus, Jesus.
Speaker 14: But that'd be some good exercise in chase chasing Trump.
Speaker 4: So what's the point of chasing Trump?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 4: I mean, I think at this point, if you if
Speaker 4: you're if you're a Republican candidate for president, you should
Speaker 4: just focus on the issues because Donald Trump is not
Speaker 4: you know, Donald Trump is too busy talking about the
Speaker 4: fact he's been indicted and he's fighting his criminal charges
Speaker 4: and he's talking about which hunts, but he's not talking about,
Speaker 4: you know, what he wants to do for the American
Speaker 4: people this time around. So if I was a friend
Speaker 4: of a president and I was the Republican, I would
Speaker 4: just talk on this ish that wouldn't be following Trump
Speaker 4: at all.
Speaker 14: Yeah, all that boring stuff, the issues, I guess.
Speaker 4: So, yeah, the thing that actually mattered most to us, right,
Speaker 4: all right, right, But I do And if I was
Speaker 4: Chris Christy, I will keep reminding people because he did
Speaker 4: this at the debate. He kept reminding people that Donald
Speaker 4: Trump was a person who wanted to suspend the Constitution
Speaker 4: just to overturn the results of an election. If you're
Speaker 4: an American, you don't want somebody in power who doesn't
Speaker 4: believe in the constitution.
Speaker 8: All right, well that is front page news now, Tess,
Speaker 8: we'll see in a couple of minutes. Absolutely, everybody else,
Speaker 8: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 8: one on five one. If you need to vent, call
Speaker 8: us up right now. Let us know how your weekend was.
Speaker 8: Our mom was amazing. Shout out to everybody in Atlanta.
Speaker 8: I had a great time in Atlanta. Maybe your NFL
Speaker 8: team lost, maybe your NFL team one, whatever it may be,
Speaker 8: call us up right now. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 8: one on five to one.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. This
Speaker 2: is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: One. We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 15: Who's this Hey? This is Al? Hey, Al, good morning,
Speaker 15: good morning, good morning, Good morning, Sharla, Good morning the
Speaker 15: jmvod morning.
Speaker 16: Brother.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 15: I want you to know I really appreciate everything that
Speaker 15: y'all been doing.
Speaker 17: This has been good.
Speaker 15: But Charla, I want to know if you're ready to
Speaker 15: give yourself donkey today what he was talking about. Noahllots
Speaker 15: saying that the world champion and track and field was
Speaker 15: was he was. He was talking about him talking about
Speaker 15: the NBA players calling themselves world champions and they just
Speaker 15: got their asses smacked by Germany.
Speaker 4: Well you do know that I disagree with that though,
Speaker 4: because uh, the best players in the world playing the NBA,
Speaker 4: but they weren't playing for Team USA.
Speaker 15: I agree, But that doesn't mean that you had to
Speaker 15: say Noah Lyles was going up against the best runners
Speaker 15: in the world.
Speaker 4: Donkey of the Day wasn't because of what he said,
Speaker 4: because I technically he's right.
Speaker 3: The reason I gave him donkey the Day is because
Speaker 3: why step.
Speaker 4: On your own moment talking down on somebody else like
Speaker 4: you just wanted, you know, go like go up there
Speaker 4: and do you celebrate and you embrace your moment?
Speaker 3: Why those other people.
Speaker 15: Point taking all right, sir?
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 1: Hello? This is and what's up? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 18: I need to give donkeys of the day to a
Speaker 18: few people up there, Okay, the ahead, I need to
Speaker 18: give Donkey of the Day to you envy.
Speaker 1: I need to give it to.
Speaker 18: Charloa, missus Nyla, the president of the Fight Club.
Speaker 4: The president of the Fat Lives Matter Committee.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 19: Who else Eddie read and go to that lady who
Speaker 19: makes the mixer. I forgot her name, Taylor Taylor. Taylor Taylor. Yeah,
Speaker 19: why you shooting a? You're shooting at the squad this morning?
Speaker 18: What happened because of my I'm a PSA worker, God
Speaker 18: bless Americas. Uh, we'll never forget. What did they nine
Speaker 18: to eleven?
Speaker 3: Yep? Yes, but because of my schedule, I work.
Speaker 18: I work in the mornings, and I always have to
Speaker 18: listen to the podcast on my way home. I could
Speaker 18: never listen to Envy Mixed. I could never listen to
Speaker 18: Nihlis nihlists uh new new songs on Friday. And I
Speaker 18: think I think it's all the producers up there who
Speaker 18: need to get dunky to day for that.
Speaker 8: No, I think it's something to do with the copyright
Speaker 8: the music. Yeah, it ain't there for us. Just what
Speaker 8: Charla May said, it's a copyright the music. So when
Speaker 8: it's on YouTube or when it's in podcasts. For me,
Speaker 8: they can only take our actual voices. They can't take
Speaker 8: the music. That's why you don't hear any music. You
Speaker 8: don't hear the mixes, you don't hear none of the exclusives.
Speaker 8: You don't hear nothing.
Speaker 1: Nothing like that.
Speaker 8: That that is't out for that's that's copyrighting YouTube. We
Speaker 8: apologize for that. We wish we could put it up there.
Speaker 4: But that makes that means that you, uh, you have
Speaker 4: to listen live on Fridays from when Nihla does pass
Speaker 4: the arcs and you got.
Speaker 8: To listen and now am you know, just put the
Speaker 8: headphones in. But you's the TSA worker, so we can't.
Speaker 8: He can't have the Breakfast Club on while he's patting
Speaker 8: people down and checking people. We can't be the reason
Speaker 8: why somebody sneaks something on a plane. Hey, well, get
Speaker 8: it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 8: o five one. If you need to vent, hit us
Speaker 8: up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: It's a new day.
Speaker 3: Is it your time to get it off your chest? Wait,
Speaker 3: whether you're.
Speaker 6: Mad or black, time to get up and get something.
Speaker 2: Call up now. Eight hundred and five eight five one
Speaker 2: oh five one. We want to hear from you on
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 14: Yo?
Speaker 20: This Chris?
Speaker 6: Chris?
Speaker 11: What up?
Speaker 6: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 15: Hey man?
Speaker 20: I want to say man on party, y'all man they
Speaker 20: envied Charlo Main solo man out.
Speaker 21: There reading your book. Girl, got me your book, man,
Speaker 21: I've been taking that out and it's been real healthful.
Speaker 21: Fu me, man, Like what y'all got?
Speaker 3: Thank you King?
Speaker 4: Which book you got you Black Privilege? You shook one
Speaker 4: old father them.
Speaker 21: Matter of fact, you got me one for Father's Day
Speaker 21: and one for the Christmas last year. Man, I appreciate that.
Speaker 20: That's a good read. Good Hey, I also want to
Speaker 20: get off my tiss man, my dad, my daughter's god mother.
Speaker 20: He labor Chelsey Ashley Underscore on Instagram. She's a silence
Speaker 20: up becoming stolist. That's just been Gunner for when he
Speaker 20: was in the Barkleys his band, and did them for
Speaker 20: this weekend when he was in Barclays and see also
Speaker 20: doing the cold for the BMA. Man, I want to
Speaker 20: give her a shout out out the tech guy. He's
Speaker 20: up and coming. He's nice and dope and just check
Speaker 20: out at Underscore. Chelsea Astley Underscore on Instagram.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, so working salutor. Chelsea Ashley Underscore on Instagram.
Speaker 4: You dressed gun at this weekend even though you can't
Speaker 4: wear them clothes nowhere except on stage salute the gunner, Hello,
Speaker 4: who's this?
Speaker 15: And very big Chocolate the toe set and hurry feel
Speaker 15: on y'all listen to two things.
Speaker 18: Man, God bless the people we lost on nine to
Speaker 18: eleven and him listen, you need to tell Charlemagne to.
Speaker 11: Cussey, your brother Scotch behind the team got.
Speaker 18: Lucky last night. Giants are still the better team. And
Speaker 18: we all remember Charlemagne would make a great Dallas cowboy cheerleader.
Speaker 4: You agree, No, I ain't that cute, said Big Chocolate
Speaker 4: the to Tucker, with condolences to everybody we lost the
Speaker 4: nine to eleven and condolences to our New York Giants
Speaker 4: who lost last night.
Speaker 8: Okay, that's what you should have said. Yeah right, we
Speaker 8: just lost one game. We'll be back.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, y'all got your asses whipped, like y'all
Speaker 4: might need to go back to training camp and start over.
Speaker 22: Like.
Speaker 4: I don't think the Giants realized that the season started yesterday.
Speaker 3: I really think they thought it was a preseason game.
Speaker 4: It felt like it felt like our starters were playing
Speaker 4: y'all backups.
Speaker 6: It did feel what I'm saying it did. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 11: I don't want to say my.
Speaker 4: Name Okay, well, what's you on the radio? Nobody can see.
Speaker 4: You could have made it a name, but no, but
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 16: May people be listening. But I have a question because
Speaker 16: I just got broken up. But right I'm in a
Speaker 16: lesbian relationship and I will out of town not so
Speaker 16: long ago.
Speaker 11: And I you know, I have a business.
Speaker 16: So I was networking and I was speaking to a
Speaker 16: male about my business and who worked at the bar
Speaker 16: that I was doing my homework ap and so I
Speaker 16: came back home and you sent me a message. It's like, hey,
Speaker 16: how you doing.
Speaker 11: How has your family to d'a? Get back safe? And
Speaker 11: my girlfriend has a problem with it, and so she
Speaker 11: broke up with me, Like she's like, I'm a lesbian,
Speaker 11: I don't deal with males, and I'm just like I
Speaker 11: do business. I network with males and females. I just
Speaker 11: wanted to know, like, is that wrong.
Speaker 3: I don't think that's wrong at all.
Speaker 8: I mean, if there was, even if it was another woman,
Speaker 8: I mean, as long as you're not flirting in this business,
Speaker 8: I don't see a problem with it.
Speaker 6: You weren't hiding it from your girl.
Speaker 8: So it's not like you were trying to be deceptive
Speaker 8: or sneaking around.
Speaker 6: Now, I don't see a problem with it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but those you know, she she probably upset. She
Speaker 4: probably upset because you're talking to somebody who, you know,
Speaker 4: got something that she could never have, which is a penis.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 16: And I feel like that the insecurity only comes out
Speaker 16: with males because I speak to females in the same
Speaker 16: way and it's usually about my business as I do
Speaker 16: with males.
Speaker 5: But it's just mail.
Speaker 16: She always has a problem, and I'm like, it makes
Speaker 16: me feel like, Okay, you're like immaturely dabing.
Speaker 15: You don't know how to day.
Speaker 11: But I'm like, I don't know, like can you have
Speaker 11: friends to let his wife have?
Speaker 4: You know, your circumstances are totally different. Now I have
Speaker 4: to ask you a question. Did you get penis before
Speaker 4: you became a lesbian?
Speaker 6: Good question?
Speaker 1: Did you like Peter? Yes, yes, that's what it is.
Speaker 3: Back to penis. She don't want you to relax.
Speaker 11: But what does that have to do with me?
Speaker 5: That's her in security?
Speaker 16: Like is that something that I'm supposed to ad just.
Speaker 4: It is my boy, She's gonna she's gonna beat you
Speaker 4: with a deal though. One day, you know, them them
Speaker 4: lesbian them being. Relationships can get violent. Now, she didn't
Speaker 4: beat you up already.
Speaker 1: But I will say this.
Speaker 8: I will say, try to have a conversation and bring
Speaker 8: her in on part of the conversation. You ask if
Speaker 8: if my wife has male friends, we have friends. She
Speaker 8: doesn't have friends that I don't know about. She doesn't
Speaker 8: have friends that she speaks to that I don't know.
Speaker 8: We all have friends, just like I have female friends,
Speaker 8: but my wife knows them.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: But it bes bido.
Speaker 6: So I'm not by shut up many if.
Speaker 8: You try to be serious, but I don't give a
Speaker 8: conversation to try to make it feel comfortable as possible.
Speaker 8: Obviously she feels a little uncomfortable because she feels like
Speaker 8: you're gonna get back to the penis. But let her
Speaker 8: know that you don't want any penis and it's all
Speaker 8: boxed for you.
Speaker 22: Period.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, and go and go and.
Speaker 4: Go box them out. Shut up and go box them out.
Speaker 4: Face what's wrong with you?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 3: You heard what she said.
Speaker 1: She said.
Speaker 3: You was very life getting to say that. I concur my.
Speaker 8: First eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 8: Get it off your chest. Now when we come back,
Speaker 8: we got to talk about why the Vice President of
Speaker 8: the United States. Feet might be hurting this morning. We'll
Speaker 8: talk about it when we come back. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning, the breakfast Club. All right, morning everybody.
Speaker 8: It's stej n V. Charlamagne to God. We are the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club. Let's get to the room. Let's let's talk.
Speaker 8: Kamala Harris or you gossip beat.
Speaker 1: Is the Hoomer Report.
Speaker 23: I mean, I guess were on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: This is where the tea.
Speaker 14: Spells, right right.
Speaker 8: My dad just texted me, I hope you didn't go
Speaker 8: to that game last night. Sure did, Dad, Sure did?
Speaker 3: Oh you didn't take your pops?
Speaker 6: No, I didn't take it. Was it was too nasty
Speaker 6: last night. My dad was like, it's raining, is nasty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was too nasty, man, it was too nasty
Speaker 4: watching the Giants get their ass kicked forty to old
Speaker 4: by my Dallas Cowboys. That was nasty. You're right, you
Speaker 4: made the right decision. Quest exactly how I felt about
Speaker 4: the Giants performance. Good Dad, I didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't.
Speaker 8: I did go All right, Now we got to talk
Speaker 8: Kamala Harris. Now her feet might be hurting today as
Speaker 8: she's hitting town today to talk about nine to eleven,
Speaker 8: and that's because they celebrated fifty years of hip hop
Speaker 8: at the Vice President's house. Right now, she was dancing
Speaker 8: the vibrant things. She was dancing to two short who performed,
Speaker 8: and then she spoke about hip hop.
Speaker 10: Hip hop now shake's nearly every aspect of America's popular culture,
Speaker 10: and it reflects the incredible diversity and inj annuity of
Speaker 10: the American people.
Speaker 12: Yes, it combines rhythms from the continent of Africa, from
Speaker 12: the Caribbean, from Latin America with the sounds of soul
Speaker 12: and gospel and r and being funk to create something
Speaker 12: entirely new. And to be clear, hip hop culture is America.
Speaker 17: Hip hop is a declaration of identity. It says, I
Speaker 17: love who I am, rebect is that where I come
Speaker 17: from now, and I know where I'm going.
Speaker 3: One thing is for sure, or two things for certain.
Speaker 4: That speech was not a freestyle, okay, that was definitely
Speaker 4: a written and it sounded like one of her white
Speaker 4: staff writers wrote it.
Speaker 6: Go shut it up.
Speaker 3: It definitely did, all right. It was a lot of
Speaker 3: mayonnaise in that speech.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, common was there, d nice O, Marion, Jez Fat,
Speaker 8: Joe Remy, Maud mc light Rocks and Shante and Too
Speaker 8: Short performed so.
Speaker 4: And it'll win that And I feel like they dropped
Speaker 4: the ball, you know what I'm saying when they caught
Speaker 4: the Vice president dancing, because it was a great fake
Speaker 4: candid moment.
Speaker 3: But I believe they caught her dancing to the wrong song.
Speaker 4: I believe those moves were meant for Too Short to
Speaker 4: blow the whistle, all right, But she couldn't hear that
Speaker 4: well where she was at, and she thought bibrant thing
Speaker 4: would blow your whistle. Either that or somebody gave her
Speaker 4: a wrong queue and she started cutting the rug to
Speaker 4: the wrong record.
Speaker 6: Jesus, all right.
Speaker 8: Now things getting a little messy between Tink and hit Maker.
Speaker 8: Now our ticket hit Maker have been dating.
Speaker 1: For a while.
Speaker 8: I was supposed to be a secret, but I think
Speaker 8: everybody knew. I guess they broke up and they were
Speaker 8: both in Mexico and just happened to be at the
Speaker 8: same restaurant.
Speaker 13: So just understand, Himmaker, you found and if you think
Speaker 13: to put the video out of me in the car,
Speaker 13: you know, just understand, I'm gonna have to let I'm
Speaker 13: gonna have to let the clip go. I just shouted
Speaker 13: the man out this morning, So this is absurd. And
Speaker 13: then I see you in the club and you're gonna dang,
Speaker 13: you understand what I'm saying. And I can't be anyone
Speaker 13: but myself. And I had a moment in that car
Speaker 13: where I had to get physical, and that's what it is.
Speaker 4: You tweaking with a real like a real one.
Speaker 13: Everybody told me to let that go, and everybody told
Speaker 13: me be careful working with him, and I never seen
Speaker 13: it until now. New music is on the way. I
Speaker 13: can't even tell y'all what the what the album is
Speaker 13: gonna be. But I'm working every day. I'm working hard.
Speaker 13: And that's what I just don't understand is stole. When
Speaker 13: I'm working hard and you out here looking off every weekend,
Speaker 13: you out here getting high, probably getting drunk, taking these
Speaker 13: holes to trips like bro, I like they getting their bag.
Speaker 4: First of all, y'all know I love Tank. I've been
Speaker 4: championing Tank for a long time on this radio. But
Speaker 4: why does every emotion, every moment have to play out
Speaker 4: via social media. Nobody would have known none of that,
Speaker 4: nothing's happened if Tank didn't go on social media with.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that is true.
Speaker 8: Well, she talks about putting hands on them, and hit
Speaker 8: Maker talks about where it all started.
Speaker 6: From, we're going through a breakup.
Speaker 7: Never did nothing to her any in that whole situation,
Speaker 7: so let's be clear. I'm in Cancun. I didn't talk
Speaker 7: to her nothing. She posted whatever, happy birthday. I said,
Speaker 7: thank you very much, never told her where I was at.
Speaker 7: We just the way guy had worked. Coincidentally, we happened
Speaker 7: to be in the same place. I didn't even know
Speaker 7: that she was in the spot until I guess a
Speaker 7: song played and she went and like stood up on
Speaker 7: the table.
Speaker 6: At the show.
Speaker 7: So I seen her as I'm walking out of the place.
Speaker 7: Her and her friends are saying.
Speaker 3: Like, yo, young bird, young bird.
Speaker 7: Because I'm with a bunch of girls. I went and
Speaker 7: proceeded in getting my car. I got in my car.
Speaker 7: She opened the car and put her hands on me
Speaker 7: like she went and said some it and said it
Speaker 7: was a physical altercation because she know I got the
Speaker 7: footage of her putting her hands on me.
Speaker 6: Nothing happened between her.
Speaker 7: She lost her her cool in this situation, and we're
Speaker 7: still mad cool.
Speaker 4: Does he really think that was a coincidence? Do any
Speaker 4: of us think that was really a coincidence. You know,
Speaker 4: they just ended up in the same restaurant you said,
Speaker 4: in Mexico, Mexico, Mexico. Yeah, that that don't sound like
Speaker 4: a coincidence to me. That sounded like somebody knew that
Speaker 4: there was gonna be a party that they weren't invited to,
Speaker 4: so they decided to crash it.
Speaker 3: Drop on the clues box to.
Speaker 8: Take Well, if you're just joining us as we're talking about,
Speaker 8: Tink and hit Maker got into an incident in Mexico,
Speaker 8: and then the Kink shaming happened.
Speaker 14: So the women the.
Speaker 13: Same name that y'all going the war over. He eats
Speaker 13: my ass from the rule to the Tool. I had
Speaker 13: an altercation with hit Maker, young Bird, Christian, whichever name
Speaker 13: you prefer. I've been silent about our relationship. I've been
Speaker 13: silent about us. What happened last night was a combination
Speaker 13: of things building up since May. What people don't know
Speaker 13: is that the real reason that things our relationship has
Speaker 13: changed is because I wanted to create Winner's Diary alone.
Speaker 13: Hitmaker is my an R, so he oversees a lot
Speaker 13: of the things I do. I wanted to do a
Speaker 13: deal with Empire for two more albums. It wasn't me
Speaker 13: pushing him out my situation. I just wanted to have
Speaker 13: control over the way the music founded and I made
Speaker 13: that decision. Hitmaker literally washed his hands with me along
Speaker 13: with me making that decision. Hit Maker is upset because
Speaker 13: I would not pay him two million dollars.
Speaker 3: Where was the kink shaming?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 8: And she was like, he ate my bookie while you
Speaker 8: girls fighting over Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, that was tink shaming.
Speaker 4: We have to you know, us as humans, we have
Speaker 4: to stop shaming men for dining on the dairy. Yeah,
Speaker 4: now and now, if you've been listening to your uncle
Speaker 4: Sharlah for years, way back in the day. The reason
Speaker 4: I would encourage men to let women toss their salagies
Speaker 4: because whenever y'all break up, if she ever talk crazy
Speaker 4: about you, call you a loser, call you a bum,
Speaker 4: you can always say, yeah, but you snacked on my cheeks.
Speaker 6: Though.
Speaker 4: Right now, women are shaming men because men snack on cheeks.
Speaker 4: This is how you know, the tables have really turned
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty three, and women are just as toxic
Speaker 4: as men used to be. You know, we out here
Speaker 4: seeking healing, you know, and trying to be the best
Speaker 4: versions of ourselves, and they out here shaming us, you know,
Speaker 4: just because we want to snack on some cheeks, my
Speaker 4: brothers and sisters. This is a prime example. But I'm
Speaker 4: really talking to the brothers right now. This is a
Speaker 4: prime example of why you should only eat the bunkie
Speaker 4: of somebody you married if they don't commit with a
Speaker 4: ring on the finger, and you don't commit by putting
Speaker 4: the tongue on the ring of herb brown eye.
Speaker 8: There you go, and that is your room or real part.
Speaker 8: I hate this place all right. Well, when we come back,
Speaker 8: we got front page news with Tesla figure Row and
Speaker 8: Juicy j will be joining us, and don't go anywhere.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club on be et, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Your mornings will never beat the same.
Speaker 8: Good morning, everybody's dej envy Charlemagne the guy we are
Speaker 8: the Breakfast Club. Hi this time for some front page news.
Speaker 8: Good morning tears one.
Speaker 9: Of DJ and B Charlemagne, the gun Breakfast Club family.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna go through these scores right fast. The Falcons
Speaker 8: beat the Panthers, the Browns beat the Bengals, the Jaguars
Speaker 8: beat the Coach, Buccaneers beat the Vikings, the Saints beat
Speaker 8: the Titans. Forty nine Ers beat the Steelers. Yesterday, Commanders
Speaker 8: beat the Cardinals, the Ravens beat the Texans, the Packers
Speaker 8: beat the Bears, Raiders beat the Broncos, Eagles beat the Patriots,
Speaker 8: Dolphins beat the Chargers, the Rams beat the Seahawks, Cowboys
Speaker 8: beat the Giants, and tonight the Jets take on the Bills.
Speaker 8: All right, and we gotta congratulate, huh.
Speaker 4: And don't forget that the Dallas Cowboys gave out complimentary
Speaker 4: forties to the New York Giants last night. So nice
Speaker 4: to them, because you know, people don't really drink forties
Speaker 4: like that anymore. So they bought Saint I, they bought
Speaker 4: Old English, they bought Cold forty five, they bought Slitch
Speaker 4: Malt Liquor, the Blue Bull, they bought Mickey's, they bought
Speaker 4: King Kobra, they bought two to eleven. Okay, they bought Hurricane.
Speaker 4: They bought forties for the whole Giants team. And I
Speaker 4: thought that was very very very very respectable of them
Speaker 4: to do. Salute to my Dallas Cowboys for being America's
Speaker 4: team always whatever.
Speaker 8: And we got to congratulate Coco who won the Women's
Speaker 8: US open congratulations she killed the like last night. She
Speaker 8: actually was at the Giants game Queen Latif for saying
Speaker 8: the national anthem. So salute to Queen Latifa and Coco
Speaker 8: to beautiful black queens, two beautiful black queens that were
Speaker 8: in attendance to watch the Dallas Cowboys white. They asked
Speaker 8: with the New York Giants and drop on the clues
Speaker 8: bomb for the Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: We were so inspired by.
Speaker 4: Having co Co whin attendance, so inspired by Queen Lativas
Speaker 4: singing the national anthem. It was the next day with
Speaker 4: Today is the twenty two year anniversary of nine eleven.
Speaker 4: So my Dallas Cowboys, who are America's team, had to
Speaker 4: show up for America in that moment.
Speaker 3: How couldn't we? Oh boy?
Speaker 6: All right, well, Tess, let's jump right into it.
Speaker 8: Let's talk about this rapper arrested after police say he
Speaker 8: confessed to his murder in his song.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I want to hear what you guys think about this?
Speaker 9: A Las Vegas rapper, twenty five year old Kijon McDaniel,
Speaker 9: who was previously considered to be a person of interest
Speaker 9: in a twenty twenty one killing has been arrested after
Speaker 9: police say he confessed to the murder in the lyrics
Speaker 9: of one of his songs, and he currently faces a
Speaker 9: charge of murder with a deadly weapon in the death
Speaker 9: of Randall Wallace, who was fatally shot on September eighteenth,
Speaker 9: twenty twenty two, twenty twenty one. He was named a
Speaker 9: person of interest because of his connection to a vehicle
Speaker 9: that mattered description. But when he did a music video,
Speaker 9: that is where they made the connection to say that,
Speaker 9: you know, he's possibly certainly a person of interest. Now,
Speaker 9: the awards the arrest warrant included a few lyrics of
Speaker 9: his song. Now they haven't showed all of the lyrics,
Speaker 9: but they said that there was one that he was
Speaker 9: talking about the victim's body twitching. They said that the
Speaker 9: evidence did show that the victim's body was twitching. There
Speaker 9: were also lyrics about where the car was parked and
Speaker 9: details that correlated with the murder. But the thing most
Speaker 9: of all that really got him was the video featured
Speaker 9: him re enacting some of the murder in a way
Speaker 9: that is consistent with the evidence at the scene.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, we've spoken about this a million times.
Speaker 3: He deserves it.
Speaker 4: He earned it, and you can't be mad at them
Speaker 4: for using these lyrics in court because if you stupid
Speaker 4: enough to confess to a crime via a record that
Speaker 4: you are doing, you deserve you know, did you deserve
Speaker 4: to have those lyrics used against you?
Speaker 3: Period?
Speaker 6: Hey, I agree with you.
Speaker 8: If you stupid enough to put it in the song,
Speaker 8: be they should be smart enough to take your ass away.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, And I mean with what we don't want is
Speaker 4: for them to be committing crimes in the first place. Correct,
Speaker 4: But please, if you're going to commit the crime, damn sure,
Speaker 4: don't go in the booth and rap about it.
Speaker 3: And I blame every rapper.
Speaker 4: That came before this guy, all of these guys who've
Speaker 4: gotten in the booth and celebrated the drug culture, celebrated
Speaker 4: the gang culture, you know, made dollars off of violence.
Speaker 4: But they were lying. They made all of these brothers
Speaker 4: in the street feel like, you know, if they're really
Speaker 4: out here committing these crimes, they can you know, rap
Speaker 4: about them because the people before them was getting our
Speaker 4: records line about the crimes they committed, so they was like, okay,
Speaker 4: well I guess we're really doing it. I guess it's
Speaker 4: okay to confess to these crimes via music and now
Speaker 4: look at his ass that Jesus and it goes.
Speaker 9: It speaks to something you talk about all the time
Speaker 9: performing on social media, you know, the need to express
Speaker 9: every single thing you know, and so wanting to do
Speaker 9: a video that's literally like again, the crime is wrong,
Speaker 9: shouldn't have done at the beginning, But it just goes
Speaker 9: into again of this social media thing, which brings my
Speaker 9: next story up, which about is trauma is trendy? A
Speaker 9: therapist say that gen X embraces sharing their pain on TikTok.
Speaker 9: An expert in treating stress and emotional damage says that
Speaker 9: sharing trauma with the entire world has become trendy on
Speaker 9: social media, mainly because gen Z is the first generation
Speaker 9: not to feel ashamed of it. Trauma experts say that
Speaker 9: there's an uptick on social media people talking about their
Speaker 9: past trauma, and now it is a trend among young adults,
Speaker 9: but I would say it's a trend all the way
Speaker 9: across the board all ages, and the uptick of young
Speaker 9: people have symptoms of ADHD, OCD and autism may be
Speaker 9: a result of recognizing unresolved trauma. Really good report on
Speaker 9: that showing why people feel they have to, you know,
Speaker 9: express the trauma on social media.
Speaker 3: Well it's a cry for help, right.
Speaker 4: You know, if you're sitting at home, you dealing with
Speaker 4: some type of anxiety, and you're dealing with, you know,
Speaker 4: some type of depression. You know, if you get online
Speaker 4: and express it, then you'll find other people who are
Speaker 4: going through the same thing that you're going through. So
Speaker 4: now you feel like you got a village and I
Speaker 4: think that gives you some sort of script. So you know,
Speaker 4: what we need to continue to make trendy is healing, Well,
Speaker 4: we need to continue to make trendy. Is people going
Speaker 4: to therapy? You know what I'm saying, Like, that's that's
Speaker 4: what we got to continue to make trendy.
Speaker 6: But is that the help that you want?
Speaker 8: Because I mean, once you go online, like you said, yeah,
Speaker 8: there are some people that are understand what you're going through,
Speaker 8: but I'm sure there's a zillion more people that will
Speaker 8: just take shots at you and make it worse, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean. And that's what I'm fearful of
Speaker 8: because you know, people don't understand. They think everything is funny,
Speaker 8: and if somebody's out there, you know, pouring their hearts out.
Speaker 8: You know people that make fun of it first, and
Speaker 8: you know, people are doing that usually because they need help.
Speaker 8: And sometimes I feel like social media ain't the place
Speaker 8: to get help.
Speaker 3: I agree with that too.
Speaker 4: But that's why parents, and that's why, you know, adults,
Speaker 4: all of us got to continue to tell our stories.
Speaker 4: Because if you continue to tell your story, you help
Speaker 4: to eradicate the stigma around mental health. And maybe some
Speaker 4: of those people before they run to TikTok, before they
Speaker 4: run to social media, they'll run to you and you know,
Speaker 4: ask you what you did in order to you know,
Speaker 4: get a handle on your anxiety or your depression, or
Speaker 4: you know, whatever it is that you may be going through.
Speaker 4: And that is exactly why Great Segue I do my
Speaker 4: Mental Wealth Expo every year to honor World Mental Health Day.
Speaker 4: We're doing it again this year. The third annual Mental
Speaker 4: Wealth Wealth Expo is October seventh, Saturday, October seventh at
Speaker 4: the Marryout Marquee Times Square from eleven am to four pm.
Speaker 3: It is a free event.
Speaker 4: I bring you together some of the best psychiatrists and
Speaker 4: therapists and mental health experts and mental health advocates and
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Speaker 4: Just go to mentalealthexpo dot com for more information. All right, well,
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Speaker 8: All right, now, when we come back, Juicy Jay will
Speaker 8: be joining us. He has a new book out. We're
Speaker 8: gonna kick it with Juicy J when we come back,
Speaker 8: So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 6: Holding everybody is Steve j n V.
Speaker 8: Charlamagne, the guy. We are to Breakfast Club. We got
Speaker 8: a special guest in the building, the living legend himself,
Speaker 8: Juicy J.
Speaker 1: Yoyo. What's good man?
Speaker 4: She was has an amazing book out right now called
Speaker 4: Chronicles of the Juice Man, a memoir.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 4: I got this book a couple of weeks ago, and
Speaker 4: I was like, I don't even know Juicy J had
Speaker 4: a book coming out and from the prologue.
Speaker 3: It's exciting.
Speaker 1: Thank you man.
Speaker 4: So many questions about the book, but I never knew.
Speaker 4: First things, first that they had flavor cocaine watermelon cotton cans.
Speaker 8: That way you want to jump in that before we
Speaker 8: get watermelon flavor cocaine with.
Speaker 1: Water would play with cocaine. I didn't know they had that.
Speaker 1: It was crazy. When I said, I was just just like, y'all,
Speaker 1: was like, what they.
Speaker 3: Put the flavors in there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not gonna try it, but you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 4: And you never tried cocaine. No, contrary to popular belief.
Speaker 4: You know you never tried cocaine. But you talk about
Speaker 4: why in the book. Can you touch on that a
Speaker 4: little bit?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 24: I was when I was like a kid, I was
Speaker 24: watching TV and I've seen this basketball player named Lynn Bias,
Speaker 24: that's right, And they said, oh, Letten Bias, he died
Speaker 24: on cocaine. And I was like, looking at you, like cocaine.
Speaker 24: I just you know, I didn't know what it was.
Speaker 1: I was like cocaine.
Speaker 24: I was like, I ain't never doing cocaine. Like when
Speaker 24: I seen that, that's stuck in my head. I said,
Speaker 24: if I feel I just felt like if I did it,
Speaker 24: I die And then like soon as right after that,
Speaker 24: I you know, I think I could have been I
Speaker 24: don't know, I could have been thirteen fourteen, And this
Speaker 24: is the older I got. You know, I started getting
Speaker 24: approached and myth it's like, you know, I would see
Speaker 24: people in the street.
Speaker 1: They'd be like, hey, they want some cocaine, want this
Speaker 1: one that?
Speaker 24: And I was like, first thing came to my mind,
Speaker 24: like that's that stuff that Linn Bias took.
Speaker 1: I said, hell no, I ain't taking that show, no.
Speaker 3: Matter what way the coming. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And you always seem to have like a sense of
Speaker 4: self awareness about yourself that other people around you didn't
Speaker 4: seem to have.
Speaker 3: How was that self awareness help are hurt you in life?
Speaker 1: I don't really think it hurt me.
Speaker 11: It may.
Speaker 24: I think it kept me to survive. I survived off
Speaker 24: that I would have. It's weird. I would have these
Speaker 24: two voices in my head. I had one voice be like, hey,
Speaker 24: hey hey do this do that smashed that without the
Speaker 24: rub or whatever?
Speaker 1: But then I have another voice be like, man, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. You know what happened? Easy?
Speaker 24: You know I might I had these voices in my
Speaker 24: head telling me like one one is telling me to go,
Speaker 24: one is telling me, nah, you might don't want to
Speaker 24: do that cause you know this girl might be this,
Speaker 24: you might get it pregnant then and child support and all.
Speaker 24: You know, it's just all kind of crazy even just whatever,
Speaker 24: not just saying just with females, just with it in
Speaker 24: the street stuff. You know, it's times I you know
Speaker 24: I talk about in the book I had to strap
Speaker 24: about to blow somebody's ass off, and then like one
Speaker 24: minute something's telling me to gold. Then something's like, nah, man,
Speaker 24: you might don't want to do that because this person,
Speaker 24: you know, he might snitch on you. Can you trust
Speaker 24: this you with?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. So what got you out
Speaker 1: of that?
Speaker 20: That?
Speaker 1: I got the hell out of La and I moved
Speaker 1: back to Midphis.
Speaker 24: You know what I'm saying, Like immediately I sold my
Speaker 24: house like I was gonna get the out of everybody
Speaker 24: like you leaving the man, I'm gone, bro, Like if
Speaker 24: I stay here, I'm gonna kill myself because I was
Speaker 24: doing so much drugs and Viking.
Speaker 1: And adderall all kind of bro had had a.
Speaker 24: Medicine cabinet fulish, like you could have came I could
Speaker 24: have prescribed you something, bro, because I had so many people,
Speaker 24: you know, doctors, Like I always get my straight from
Speaker 24: the doctors, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So I had these colored, wacky doctors, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. They would give me all Candi, Sam whatever
Speaker 1: I want to give me in two hundred dollars and
Speaker 1: be like what you want.
Speaker 4: The funniest part of that story, I mean there's always
Speaker 4: human and everything.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you talk about how the girl you told your
Speaker 4: girlfriend at the time to come pick you up, yeah,
Speaker 4: you might kill yourself. Yeah, and then it's like two
Speaker 4: sentences later, So I broke up with that girl and
Speaker 4: I moved it.
Speaker 1: Yeah she came to your age.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, for real, she did.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. I appreciate it, you know,
Speaker 1: thank you. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: But I just I was to the point where I
Speaker 24: just needed I needed to get out. So, you know,
Speaker 24: I had a lot of stress and a lot of pressure.
Speaker 24: I was just pressured, but I was stuck, you know
Speaker 24: what I mean, Like, I'm so used to making great
Speaker 24: music with the group and everything was moving forward and
Speaker 24: everything was falling apart. So I was like you know
Speaker 24: I was. I was really depressed, but I was drinking, crying.
Speaker 24: It was just like I was just hurt.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: People wouldn't think that because you was having the most success,
Speaker 4: you know, y'all, I just wanted to Oscar had the
Speaker 4: MTV show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, nobody would think you would be depressed. Yeah.
Speaker 1: People when they would see me, they would see me drinking.
Speaker 1: But I was drinking to escape. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: I was really trying to get away from the pain
Speaker 24: I had that was going on with me. You know
Speaker 24: what I'm saying. Even y'all, y'all probably seen me during
Speaker 24: that time, you know, just around because we was partying.
Speaker 1: I I was running everybody.
Speaker 24: Yeah, I was smiling, drinking, but like, deep down, I
Speaker 24: was not feeling too good man.
Speaker 4: And I refuse to believe, man, that you ever wore
Speaker 4: two rubbers. I don't know why people be telling that
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 1: I did can't.
Speaker 3: Put on two rubbers, but she.
Speaker 24: Can't as I did. I don't believe I did. I
Speaker 24: don't believe I had a situation.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: I was with this chick, Yeah, and then I got
Speaker 24: you know, sizzled and then I had then wrote this
Speaker 24: song called Don't be Scared with the rubb on the
Speaker 24: hair for rubber, you know, like safe sex.
Speaker 1: But it was a hit in the hood.
Speaker 24: Yeah, just walking around in the club. But I can
Speaker 24: say club because I wasn't really going in the clubs
Speaker 24: like that. But I would see in the street and
Speaker 24: just like people like playing it in their cars, don't
Speaker 24: be scared put a rubber on their head.
Speaker 1: It was just a chant.
Speaker 8: So you would never even scared to talk about the
Speaker 8: STDs in this book either.
Speaker 24: No, you know what I mean, It's real. A lot
Speaker 24: of I didn't get burnt before j You know what
Speaker 24: I'm saying, not mean neither promise to God life. Hey man,
Speaker 24: that's grace of God.
Speaker 6: Now I want you said you been back to Memphis, right,
Speaker 6: what the Memphis mean to you?
Speaker 8: You know, recently I did a call Shoal of Memphis
Speaker 8: and I see how much Memphis supports Memphis to talk
Speaker 8: about why you left Memphis and then why you thought
Speaker 8: you had to come back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I had to come back to get my mind right.
Speaker 24: You know what I'm saying. I just wentn't grounded. I
Speaker 24: had been in La too, long. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 24: It took me over the music. My music would sound different.
Speaker 24: I was moving different, I was doing a lot of
Speaker 24: crazy drugs, and so I went straight back to Memphis
Speaker 24: and I just went back to the hood, Jill, and
Speaker 24: you know, I got my vibes back. I understood what
Speaker 24: you know. My grounds were my roots, you know what
Speaker 24: I'm saying. And then I was like, all right, well cool,
Speaker 24: I can go anywhere in the world. I never lose
Speaker 24: my sound again.
Speaker 4: I didn't know you and Project Pat was actually brothers,
Speaker 4: and I didn't know Paul was Lord Infamous's uncle.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Does it make it harder easier working with family?
Speaker 1: No? No, No, it's cool. It's everything. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 24: I'm glad I worked with my family, man, because my
Speaker 24: brother is one of the persons that brought me out
Speaker 24: of it. You know what I'm saying. I was in
Speaker 24: LA he would come in there. I'd be laid out
Speaker 24: on some lean. He'd be like, y'all doing y'all ain't hot.
Speaker 24: No mold people tell me that, y'all be like what
Speaker 24: you saying, You're what I said, y'all ain't I'm in
Speaker 24: the clubs out here in La High.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, ain't playing those three six
Speaker 1: monthea in the clubs. No more done.
Speaker 24: It's new here man, y'all be said, May y'all beat on,
Speaker 24: You sound the same. May I ain't got no y'all.
Speaker 24: You gotta put that hand based on y'all be said, Man, Listen, y'all,
Speaker 24: listen to this bass.
Speaker 1: Listen, y'all bass.
Speaker 3: You know he's playing. I think he was playing a
Speaker 3: drummer boys study.
Speaker 1: Listen to his base. Listen to y'all base, y'all base eight.
Speaker 1: And I was like, you're right.
Speaker 6: I was gonna ask.
Speaker 8: You know, there was one time they used to say
Speaker 8: that that the music that you guys put out was demonic,
Speaker 8: and that was like that the thing?
Speaker 6: How bad did that affect y'all?
Speaker 1: Man? Them to me?
Speaker 3: The musical?
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm a church man, so I mean I
Speaker 1: looked at this.
Speaker 24: Like you ain't nobody you know what I'm saying, worship
Speaker 24: no devil or touching a weedy boar or whatever y'all
Speaker 24: think it is.
Speaker 20: No.
Speaker 24: I just looked at it like, hey man, it is
Speaker 24: what it is. But we I felt like we had
Speaker 24: to clean the name up. So We changed the name
Speaker 24: of three six Manthea because.
Speaker 1: I felt like it just because it was everybody was scared.
Speaker 1: Regulated was like, I don't know, man, I don't know,
Speaker 1: we might want to sign, we might don't know.
Speaker 24: It was you know whatever, man. We changed the name
Speaker 24: up and then things started coming together.
Speaker 4: You know, even seeing the book, how you know that
Speaker 4: the three six Mafia thing the Devil worst but thing
Speaker 4: was was kind of a gimmick.
Speaker 1: That's what I felt, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: I didn't see nobody works with the Devil, so I
Speaker 24: just looked at like a gimmick, you know, I didn't
Speaker 24: look at it like it was really worshman the.
Speaker 1: Devil, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: But I mean, like Memphis was a dark city, so
Speaker 24: it was a dark time. So you know, Triple six
Speaker 24: Mabi was perfect. But that at the time, you know
Speaker 24: what I'm saying, because Memphis is still dark, but it
Speaker 24: was like just it's crazy and not and back then,
Speaker 24: but you know that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I was coming from that, so it was cool.
Speaker 24: But then like later on, we started making you know,
Speaker 24: more music, and you know, a couple more.
Speaker 1: I don't think we brought this out, I'll call the end.
Speaker 24: We had changed everything went from triple sixty three six
Speaker 24: and it was better, you know, our sound had we
Speaker 24: stepped that game up on the sound. We had a
Speaker 24: couple of records on there that was a little bit
Speaker 24: more radio friendly. Nobody want to play on radio, so
Speaker 24: we had a couple of records on that radio friendly.
Speaker 24: So yeah, man, you know, it's just about growth, you know,
Speaker 24: with a formula.
Speaker 3: To me, it was Memphis.
Speaker 1: It was mythic.
Speaker 4: But that's what I love about the book too. How
Speaker 4: you detail Memphis?
Speaker 24: Yeah, yeah, yeah, everything, everything, everything, our sound, everything came
Speaker 24: from the city, you know what I'm saying. But just
Speaker 24: the way we made our beats, we had like a
Speaker 24: certain kind of formula. We made our beats like you know,
Speaker 24: some people make they beat certain ways, some people make
Speaker 24: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: We had our way We made our beat.
Speaker 24: Because they're like, I gotta make y'all base silid, like
Speaker 24: I gotta make y'all kicks oile, like I gotta make
Speaker 24: y'all you know what I'm saying, snare sounding like that.
Speaker 24: We was very We made our own We created our
Speaker 24: own snares, We created our own kicks.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. We didn't get our kicks
Speaker 1: from somebody else. We created it.
Speaker 8: Knowing everybody's DJ Envy, Charlamagne, the guy we are, the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club were still kicking it with Juicy J. Now
Speaker 8: you're talking about the drug use in the book, and
Speaker 8: you know you just mentioned it. Now, what got you
Speaker 8: to slow down on the drug use?
Speaker 1: Was it the birth of your kids?
Speaker 6: Was it mom Duke's Was it not in the zone?
Speaker 6: What got you out of that?
Speaker 3: God called that time out?
Speaker 1: Yeah? It was? It was. It was getting crazy.
Speaker 24: I remember I was at a show in Atlanta and
Speaker 24: I was coming from Atlanta. I was doing a lot
Speaker 24: of I was drinking at Bomb Bay.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 24: I was just like literally, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 24: like slump over in the car and my body guard.
Speaker 1: Was like give me like this, hey man, he ain't
Speaker 1: take it. He just wished out of my ear. Take
Speaker 1: it these on the drugs. Man, you're looking bad man,
Speaker 1: you know. And I was on the on the ride home,
Speaker 1: I just had tears in my eyes. I was just
Speaker 1: thinking about three six months here and could we get
Speaker 1: this grew back together and we could figure out you.
Speaker 24: Know what I'm saying, and so you know, that was
Speaker 24: this one incident. And then I did a show in
Speaker 24: New York and I had left my xen X in
Speaker 24: the room.
Speaker 1: And boy see, I didn't I didn't know the powerful
Speaker 1: the power of xen X.
Speaker 24: You gotta take them jumps every day, if you like,
Speaker 24: miss a couple of days, and you started getting these bodies,
Speaker 24: these crazy body aches talking like this, just like Man,
Speaker 24: I was like scratching, I was like tweaking. I was like, man,
Speaker 24: I said, I don't feel right telling Ray, I was like, man,
Speaker 24: I don't feel good. Man, I didn't take my Zands
Speaker 24: and left him in the room. And then we did
Speaker 24: the show and I was sweating on stage, and man,
Speaker 24: it was.
Speaker 1: Just like crucial.
Speaker 24: So then I remember we went to Atlanta kind of
Speaker 24: just kind of moving forward, cause we were flying all
Speaker 24: over the places when we went to Atlanta. Because when
Speaker 24: I got back to the room, I took the Zaans,
Speaker 24: So I was cool. I was like, so then I
Speaker 24: went we went to Atlanta and I made a mistake
Speaker 24: one left the Zans in the room.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 24: We had to do the show, and I just man,
Speaker 24: at that day, man, I was really feeling really down.
Speaker 24: Bro I was like just like slumped over and I
Speaker 24: was like, man, I'm not feeling good man. And I
Speaker 24: was outside the club and I was telling Mike will
Speaker 24: I was like, man, I left my zans in the
Speaker 24: room hotel room.
Speaker 1: He said, oh, Man, I know you, I know you're.
Speaker 24: Going through it. And after that, I was like, man,
Speaker 24: I can't do this moment. My manager, my cousin took
Speaker 24: me to a doctor and a doctor told me how
Speaker 24: to get out to that.
Speaker 4: Next You had a lot of people close to you
Speaker 4: that didn't get the opportunity to you know, shake shake
Speaker 4: it like you did. You know, I'm thinking that Mac
Speaker 4: Miller's and you know the gangster booze. God blessed it dead.
Speaker 4: Do you think there was a point you wish you
Speaker 4: could have, like, I don't know, intervened with them or
Speaker 4: you couldn't help them because you couldn't eve help yourself
Speaker 4: at the time.
Speaker 24: Well, you know, back in the day when three since
Speaker 24: my we first started, I wasn't really doing a lot
Speaker 24: of drugs like everybody else.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. I might up a little
Speaker 1: lean here, smoke a little taste of weed there.
Speaker 24: You know, I was a heavy drinker, but I didn't
Speaker 24: do drugs like they did drugs.
Speaker 1: They was really going hard with the cocaine. And you know,
Speaker 1: Lord was on a little hair on here and there.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. It was very, very very serious.
Speaker 24: So situation was I was trying to get everybody off
Speaker 24: not so much. I was trying to get everybody off
Speaker 24: of the I didn't really I really didn't give about
Speaker 24: the syrup and the piels because I feel like that
Speaker 24: really wasn't the problem.
Speaker 1: The problem I saw was was.
Speaker 24: A cocaine Because when they do cocaine, when they come
Speaker 24: up those withdrawals, they go crazy.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: It makes you mad, makes you like you're a tough guy,
Speaker 24: you know what I'm saying. To hit the cocaine boy,
Speaker 24: they would turn it up, all them going to club.
Speaker 3: They're the club up. You know what I'm saying. It
Speaker 3: would throw man.
Speaker 24: I seen Paul throw a chat about shoot a strap.
Speaker 24: You know what I'm saying, Like mother go crazy, you
Speaker 24: know what I'm saying. It was just turned up like that.
Speaker 24: And I was only you know, like half sober. I
Speaker 24: mean half sober, like I might have contented, had a
Speaker 24: couple of drinks or something. But I'm still saying, so
Speaker 24: I'm like holding Paul back. Lord Coop, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: Coop was like a Coop was crazy as hell. Man
Speaker 24: ain't gonna like rest in peace, but he would do
Speaker 24: anything like Coop. It was just like if you just say, man,
Speaker 24: let's just blow up a building, he would He'd be
Speaker 24: like all for He was crazy like that, you know.
Speaker 24: And Crunchy Black. Same what Crunchy Black was. Every week
Speaker 24: he was going to jail. He was fight shootouts, all chemistry.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: So I was just trying to man, I was the
Speaker 24: main dude, just trying to hold you know, everybody back
Speaker 24: from doing that. I called the White Devil, you know
Speaker 24: what I'm saying, because it was really it was. It
Speaker 24: was destroying the group, you know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 24: then you know, things advanced. We won an Oscar and
Speaker 24: then that was it. You know, we went Hollywood, and
Speaker 24: how difficult was it to talk back to the members
Speaker 24: during that time when everybody went their own ways and
Speaker 24: everybody was having their own success. How difficult was it
Speaker 24: to say, you know what, let's put the group in
Speaker 24: front of everything else.
Speaker 1: It was very difficult man, because they didn't listen to me.
Speaker 1: They just laugh at me.
Speaker 6: That I was who was the most difficult to talk
Speaker 6: to the Lord.
Speaker 1: Of us Man rest in peace. He was a cold
Speaker 1: mother man, like he was the man man. It was
Speaker 1: hard to deal with.
Speaker 24: My memory was in the car we got pulled over, right,
Speaker 24: they didn't find nothing in the car.
Speaker 1: And then I looked into his part.
Speaker 24: I said, man, you better be glad they didn't check
Speaker 24: your own pocket, because his pocket had some xanax. He
Speaker 24: had a lot of his part, like it's like it's
Speaker 24: a little he had like a little button down, you know,
Speaker 24: had like the side pocket, his side pocket.
Speaker 1: He had so much. He said, oh, they got all
Speaker 1: about that. I forgot to hide that.
Speaker 24: I was like, oh after that day, that was the
Speaker 24: day I said I can't ride with you. I would
Speaker 24: have got my own transportation. I want to get this
Speaker 24: band if he's riding in like the same bands. Man
Speaker 24: part used to dry the bands and then we start
Speaker 24: hiring drivers. But that day when he said he forgot
Speaker 24: to hide that drug, the heroin and the coke and
Speaker 24: whatever he had in that little side pocket, I was
Speaker 24: like this.
Speaker 1: But it was difficult with Lord of the man.
Speaker 4: When you was writing the dedications, because I feel like
Speaker 4: the dedications are every everybody that you lost, right, yeah,
Speaker 4: pretty much when you write there, How did that feel
Speaker 4: you just have to write that dedication? Yeah, it's bad, man,
Speaker 4: It's crazy, bro, Like I should have tear every other
Speaker 4: day man thinking about that.
Speaker 20: Man.
Speaker 24: You know what I'm saying. It's been a it's been
Speaker 24: a great painful journey. You know what I mean, great
Speaker 24: painful journey.
Speaker 4: Your mother, Lord, Infamous coupstera Gangster, bou Creep, Brady and
Speaker 4: Cardi k rock Burn.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I always always when I ask when I heard
Speaker 8: stories about you know, drug use like that, like do
Speaker 8: you remember who.
Speaker 6: Introduced you to it?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 8: Because as a kid or growing up, I remember who
Speaker 8: introduced me to my favorite car, my favorite sports team,
Speaker 8: my favorite rapper, my favorite musician. Do you remember the
Speaker 8: time that somebody introduced you to that drug? And what
Speaker 8: what made you say? You know what, I'm gonna try.
Speaker 1: It trying to think the xen x who introduced me.
Speaker 24: I mean, you know, like at at the end of
Speaker 24: the day, like Lord, Lord and uh crunching them did
Speaker 24: they did a lot of xan xy stuff, so you
Speaker 24: know it was around already, and I used to when
Speaker 24: I used to was flying a lot and I was
Speaker 24: talking to this doctor met in Hollywood. I was like, man,
Speaker 24: flying and probably need something to calm myself down or something.
Speaker 1: I got some point and he just gave me the
Speaker 1: zen x, you know what I'm saying. So it kind
Speaker 1: of went from a little conversation. I was like, Okay,
Speaker 1: I know, you know, crunch them take xan x, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: So it went from there.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: I never I never really seen them go crazy like
Speaker 24: off the chain on some some pills or even some lean,
Speaker 24: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It was kind of sleepy, kind of you know, slum
Speaker 1: or whatever.
Speaker 24: But even that was like the cocaine I wouldn't do
Speaker 24: because I felt like the cocaine was more like the
Speaker 24: raised drug. So I was like, I ain't never had
Speaker 24: a slow down on the lean and stuff like that,
Speaker 24: So I guess this might be cool to you know,
Speaker 24: Papa Zana or something. And then it just gradually, you know,
Speaker 24: definitely makes you feel good.
Speaker 1: There's gradual.
Speaker 24: It just kind of slowly but surely took me over,
Speaker 24: you know what I'm saying, and then the Lane already
Speaker 24: knew boy Lane. I mean I sip Lane had sip
Speaker 24: ling before. So you know I had you know, I
Speaker 24: had to the hook on the act. I had so
Speaker 24: much act man. They I was the act man, man.
Speaker 1: I was acting. I still got something. Yes, what is
Speaker 1: ACT activists? Oh? Yeah, but did they just continued it
Speaker 1: do something? Yeah? They had banded. I still got something.
Speaker 6: I have no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what is ACT activists?
Speaker 1: That?
Speaker 6: Google it?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Google it now. I love book, you know, don't
Speaker 4: try it. I love how in the book you pay
Speaker 4: harmedy to Memphis music. But you talk a lot about
Speaker 4: Stacked Records. Yes, talk about how you were influenced by that,
Speaker 4: by the story of Stack.
Speaker 1: Al Bail Jim Stewart. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: Uh, he had a sister too that was involved in Static.
Speaker 24: I can't even remember my name. She was a last
Speaker 24: name Stewart too. Man, I was just influenced by that.
Speaker 23: Man.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: Isaac Hayes, Rufus Thomas, you damn a man. They had
Speaker 24: the Tien Prees and it was it was the biggest
Speaker 24: record Labelhen it's out and you know when I was
Speaker 24: coming up, you know, it was over with, but uh,
Speaker 24: they had tore down the building.
Speaker 1: I remember it was on the news and the newspaper.
Speaker 1: They tore down the Stacks building.
Speaker 24: I was like, why they do that? You know what
Speaker 24: I'm saying, I just start with some racists. They're like, man,
Speaker 24: folks on one's ash.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 24: Man, they tot them other building down, like that's a
Speaker 24: historic place, and they tore it down and they eventually
Speaker 24: built it back up.
Speaker 1: But I was like, man, we're gonna we're gonna be
Speaker 1: like Stacks, and I'm a following the footsteps of Albail.
Speaker 24: Al Bel was like he was running Stacks, the black dude,
Speaker 24: And I got the book. I read like I read
Speaker 24: that book like back and forth and back and forth
Speaker 24: because I was so interested. How to hide this from
Speaker 24: you know, he was actually from he was from d
Speaker 24: c our Bells from DC, and I was just he
Speaker 24: moved to Memphis and he started running Stacks. So I
Speaker 24: was just so interested, like this man, you know, run
Speaker 24: a whole record label. So I was just reading about
Speaker 24: what he did, and I took I talked about in
Speaker 24: my book everything that he did. I did a lot
Speaker 24: of stuff and you know in my life my career
Speaker 24: to follow in his footsteps in their.
Speaker 1: Work, you know what I'm saying. So that's that was
Speaker 1: the big influence that I had.
Speaker 6: I well, don't move.
Speaker 1: We got more with JUCJ.
Speaker 6: When we come back.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Good morning everybody. It's DJ NV Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. It's still kicking it with
Speaker 8: ju CJ Charlomagne.
Speaker 4: I don't want to get it was too much away
Speaker 4: from the book, but like when when I read about
Speaker 4: your granddad had, do you have what it was two families.
Speaker 3: That all had the same names.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 24: He had had one family Myphis and I think the
Speaker 24: other one the other one was like in Mississippi, and.
Speaker 1: So he had named them the same names.
Speaker 3: So that's wow.
Speaker 24: Yeah, so he couldn't u So you remember you remember
Speaker 24: the names, you know what I'm saying. Like my mom
Speaker 24: name was Shirley, so he named his other daughter he
Speaker 24: had somewhere else Shirley, so he could remember the names.
Speaker 24: Like going back to mental health, you know my mom,
Speaker 24: you know what I'm saying. For her to come from
Speaker 24: that kind of situation, you know, I could tell you know,
Speaker 24: she had been damaged by that.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. I could tell doing her
Speaker 1: movements and things she did. She was upset about that.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 24: She's like I said, man, mental health starts with in
Speaker 24: the beginning of your life, and then it can affect
Speaker 24: you later.
Speaker 1: It does affect you later on in your life.
Speaker 3: But what got you on your healing journey?
Speaker 24: You know, talking talking with my therapists. My therapist first
Speaker 24: thing he told me, he said, man, let's start with
Speaker 24: the beginning.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, how you know, how were
Speaker 1: you raised? Weren't you you know, how's your mom? And
Speaker 1: then that would put me. I was like, oh, okay,
Speaker 1: that's well, I'm like I am today because I went
Speaker 1: through this, and you know what I'm saying, Okay, okay.
Speaker 1: I started realized.
Speaker 24: He helped me realize my issues I had, like my paranoia,
Speaker 24: always looking over my shoulder.
Speaker 22: You know.
Speaker 24: You know what I'm saying, I might overdo it. I
Speaker 24: might have like more guns on me than the average gun.
Speaker 24: I post to appos. You know, maybe it's like, hey, man,
Speaker 24: you're going to a small function, bring one gun. I
Speaker 24: might have two three, I mean, just bring one security
Speaker 24: I might have four. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Coming up in Memphis, it's like, man, it was crazy
Speaker 1: out there. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I was like.
Speaker 1: Just talking about robbing me, doing this and doing that.
Speaker 24: So I'm like, i'ma be on point, pull up. I'm
Speaker 24: gonna shoot him in the face. You know, That's just
Speaker 24: how it was. You had to you know, coming up
Speaker 24: in members you gotta be like that.
Speaker 1: They make you like that.
Speaker 24: Even you try to be like, I'm gonna be cool,
Speaker 24: ain't gonna do nothing. Man stole my bike, you know
Speaker 24: what I'm saying. Shot my cock one day. I'm like,
Speaker 24: all right, you know what I'm saying's like that, Okay,
Speaker 24: I'm a mask up on your mask.
Speaker 3: You just had a bunch of unhealed trauma. You need
Speaker 3: a unpack.
Speaker 1: There you go or so I'm like just right here.
Speaker 24: So then even when I come there, like I go anywhere,
Speaker 24: I'm on the same type of time.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, I ain't never like I'm
Speaker 1: just chilling in a different city. So like it's chill.
Speaker 1: Hell No, we got more guns. We got advests. I
Speaker 1: used to sleep with a bulletproof vests on in Memphis.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: When I was in my house, you know, it was
Speaker 24: just so bad like that, I would sleep with the
Speaker 24: best song then I would I would try to train
Speaker 24: myself to wake up to grab a gun at a
Speaker 24: certain time. I hear, I hear a noise and ours
Speaker 24: I'm jumping up with the strap.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Like.
Speaker 4: He told you to get a better gun one time though, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I got pulled over and he seen my gun.
Speaker 1: I had this little thirty eight. He said it's piece.
Speaker 24: Of bullets out and threw the gun back at me. Dang,
Speaker 24: I may get you a better gun man.
Speaker 1: And they drove off.
Speaker 4: How would you define Memphis now versus when you were
Speaker 4: growing up?
Speaker 1: It's worse now.
Speaker 3: Really, it's so bad now.
Speaker 1: Man. They jacking every day. Bro, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: I mean, like it was bad then, but now it's
Speaker 24: like they didn't they didn't boost it up.
Speaker 4: I feel like, you know, and we always say that
Speaker 4: things are worse now. The thing I think is missing
Speaker 4: is there's no like it's just crazy, it's not there's
Speaker 4: no spiritual foundation, Like these kids ain't got no morals,
Speaker 4: no values, like no respect you know, there was a
Speaker 4: respect among there was an honor among thieves and crooks
Speaker 4: back I know that sounds crazy when you think about it,
Speaker 4: but there it was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was. It was a real street code back then.
Speaker 1: You know, it was You're right, it was honor. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: It was like, all right, we're doing this, we're doing that,
Speaker 24: but we're not doing you know, we're not you know,
Speaker 24: no kids involved, you know, stuff like that in street business.
Speaker 1: But now it's like, you know what I'm saying, anything
Speaker 1: goes to the door, anybody wouldn't kill them all.
Speaker 25: You know.
Speaker 1: They just think like that. People think like that. Now,
Speaker 1: That's what i mean.
Speaker 24: Like, you know, when I'm done with this raps man,
Speaker 24: when you know the older, when I get close to sixty,
Speaker 24: you know what I'm saying, pushing seventy, I'm running for
Speaker 24: an office or some down that miphis man, I want
Speaker 24: to change the city. I want to get people better
Speaker 24: jobs because they don't have job opportunities down there.
Speaker 1: Man, They like the hope is down there. It's like
Speaker 1: there's no hope. So people are just going crazy down there.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: I think if they had better jobs and opportunities down
Speaker 24: than miphis and definitely some uh, you know, somebody talking
Speaker 24: to these us, you know what I'm saying, and talking
Speaker 24: about mental health and talking about situations in life and
Speaker 24: how can we try to fix this.
Speaker 1: I think things could be better.
Speaker 8: They need more things to do, yes, like anything comes
Speaker 8: to the city. And like like I said, when I
Speaker 8: did the cost show out there, it was so many things,
Speaker 8: families and even even the police and the sheriff they
Speaker 8: were happening. It was like, we need more events like this, yeah,
Speaker 8: for kids to get them out the streets, let them
Speaker 8: come in and see things and be inspired. And I
Speaker 8: was like a lot of cities need stuff like that.
Speaker 8: And the amount of people that came out in Memphis
Speaker 8: it was just amazing. But then when it was time
Speaker 8: to do afterpart, I was like, I don't know, I'm
Speaker 8: gonna go do afterpart. I heard three people got shot
Speaker 8: last night, you know what I mean. So it was
Speaker 8: that type of thing as well.
Speaker 1: You know, yeah it's bad man, yep, I feel you.
Speaker 1: I know y'all had like hello police with.
Speaker 6: Job because I was gonna ask we busy out there?
Speaker 8: When you talk about somebody setting you up, how do
Speaker 8: you trust people again after you say somebody on your
Speaker 8: team set you up, Like, how do you develop that
Speaker 8: trust again? Because that gott to be developed, a trust
Speaker 8: like other people on your team, because you always got
Speaker 8: to be looking over your shoulder.
Speaker 3: You always gotta be scared, you know, man, you know it?
Speaker 1: Just I just say, man, or.
Speaker 6: Do you not trust anybody anymore?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 24: I really pretty much don't you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: I trust to folks on with you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: I mean, look, at the end of the day three sismighty,
Speaker 24: I trusted a lot of people in three sis Mabi.
Speaker 24: You know we was a real it was you know,
Speaker 24: we was a but it was like a lot of
Speaker 24: outside that was coming in. I didn't trust you know
Speaker 24: what I'm saying, and in the group didn't trust you
Speaker 24: know what I'm saying, stuff like situation like that. But
Speaker 24: as far as before three like not even talking about
Speaker 24: three seis might be me just coming up in north members. No,
Speaker 24: I can't trust nobody, man. Nah, I had this chick
Speaker 24: set me up. I was at this chick crib running
Speaker 24: one day and uh, I mean I slept like when
Speaker 24: I woke up, I was like Damn. I never slept
Speaker 24: that that long, you know what I'm saying. I woke up,
Speaker 24: all my money in my pockets was gone. Damn my
Speaker 24: car was on flat all four times, was on flat.
Speaker 24: So you should have said no the ratchet, right, that
Speaker 24: would have been the end of ratchet for me.
Speaker 3: Juicy.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, I just hit to.
Speaker 24: It's like pointing now where you can say no the rapport.
Speaker 24: I mean, I'm married now, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: That's done. But you know, after that, I start getting
Speaker 24: hotelrom caause I didn't get hotel rooms at first. I
Speaker 24: was just like, you know, in a chick's house or whatever.
Speaker 24: I might have to strap or some something, and I'm good. Nah,
Speaker 24: I wasn't good. After that, I started getting a hotel room,
Speaker 24: you know, like I would pull up and get like, uh,
Speaker 24: you know, they had these hotels and members. You can
Speaker 24: pull up like a drive through, get like two three
Speaker 24: hours smash and dash book.
Speaker 6: You gotta get the book.
Speaker 1: All in the book.
Speaker 4: I want to say, good morning America. They wouldn't let
Speaker 4: you wear this grat jacket and the hannibal like the mask, right. No,
Speaker 4: it was a little scary, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: but it's all good.
Speaker 1: They're good man. I had a great time over that.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 1: They good people. I understood. That's what I brought extra
Speaker 1: outfits too.
Speaker 3: So what they do?
Speaker 4: They just came here and said, hey, man, did you
Speaker 4: tell them what it was for? And you say, I'm
Speaker 4: trying to raise up. Yeah, we had mental health, we.
Speaker 1: Had that in place, but they wasn't really trying to
Speaker 1: hear that. You know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, damn, are you executive producing making the Stallion's new album? No, no,
Speaker 4: I wish I was, But I'm I'm executive producing to
Speaker 4: Dog Sounds album Sounds album, and then I'm I'm producing
Speaker 4: a lot of stuff making.
Speaker 1: I'm doing a lot of production for it. Yeah. I
Speaker 1: heard y'all got a lot of records together. Man, we
Speaker 1: got a lot of hard soh Yeah.
Speaker 4: I personally, when I heard that, I'm like, damn you
Speaker 4: c j ep and making the Stallion.
Speaker 3: That's sound, aw, that's sound.
Speaker 1: Album is real.
Speaker 24: It sounded like a ninety two two thousands, uh you know,
Speaker 24: mid two thousand and three, six months albums hard singing
Speaker 24: over us singing, and this.
Speaker 3: Is that what he wanted? He wanted that vibe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, he asked me to executive produce the product project.
Speaker 4: What's Meg's vibe like, because you know that's it's a
Speaker 4: big album for her after everything she went through.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, a big.
Speaker 1: Project, big big project. I can't tell you that, but
Speaker 1: it's hard, she she energized. Man, she going in killing
Speaker 1: everything all.
Speaker 8: Right, Well that the book is out right now, Yeah,
Speaker 8: one more question.
Speaker 3: What is Psalm one O seven one mean to you?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: Give thanks him to the Lord, for he is good
Speaker 4: for his mercy, endure forever.
Speaker 24: This is something I told you know every every album,
Speaker 24: always put a Bible script on my album to notice that.
Speaker 24: So I feel like this right here, Oh give thanks
Speaker 24: unto the Lord he is for he is good for
Speaker 24: his mercy, and do it forever like his mersey everything.
Speaker 24: You know, he has mercy on you. You know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 24: in other words, you can change your life around. He's
Speaker 24: gonna forgive you all your sins and your wrongdoing. So
Speaker 24: this is very inspirational for me. It's just I feel
Speaker 24: like this, this is a part of my life right now.
Speaker 24: You know what I'm saying, Trusting in the Lord man,
Speaker 24: because he gonna he forgives you and you can always
Speaker 24: start over and be a new person.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. You can go from bad
Speaker 1: to good. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I love it, man, Juicy talking about spirituality, mental health.
Speaker 4: Come on, man, come on man, pick up the book here,
Speaker 4: Chronicles of the Juice Man. Appreciate you get it right now.
Speaker 4: The Sore and Baker too so. And you did a
Speaker 4: phenomenal job. I don't know you, but you did a
Speaker 4: phenomenal job.
Speaker 1: A great job.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 24: After three since my v DJ Paul Crunching Black, Rest
Speaker 24: in Peace, Lord Infamous, Rest in Peace, Gangstablue and Coopson.
Speaker 3: You're still dealing with that.
Speaker 1: Do you ever get over that? It's getting over the
Speaker 1: passing of them? Never?
Speaker 24: I think about all them all the time. I cried
Speaker 24: here and there, you know, real tore me up man,
Speaker 24: still crazy?
Speaker 1: All right, Well, it's the Breakfast Club. It's Juicy j.
Speaker 6: Hold up morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody is Steve j.
Speaker 6: N V Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 8: Let's talk about Booty Badass, that he's never going back
Speaker 8: to waffle House through my.
Speaker 1: Name or you gossip when you chatting?
Speaker 3: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 23: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club. This
Speaker 23: is where the tea spells.
Speaker 8: Right right now, Boosy badass that he is never going
Speaker 8: back to waffle House. That's because he went there the
Speaker 8: other day and he brought his own potatoes.
Speaker 25: Last week, I got into it with the cook at
Speaker 25: wif House. He tried me, like, I leave anyway, I go,
Speaker 25: I leave a hundred dollar tip or more so, I
Speaker 25: asked him, I brought a potato from my house. I say,
Speaker 25: make me some breakfast potatoes. All he had to do
Speaker 25: is chop it up and make me some breakfast potato.
Speaker 1: He said he couldn't do it.
Speaker 6: I say, you can't do what it's up there.
Speaker 25: I won't be back. Yeah, you paid two dollars hour.
Speaker 25: I leave one hundred dollars tip. Every time I brought
Speaker 25: a potato from my house he won't make me breakfast potato.
Speaker 6: I say, I'm done with you.
Speaker 25: You you ungrateful, ungraceful. Then look, I tipped the chefs
Speaker 25: in the back who cook every time I'm there. I
Speaker 25: tipped them forty dollars whatever meal I do.
Speaker 1: He could have chopped that damn potato. So now I
Speaker 1: mean that I have for a minute.
Speaker 3: Was he not serious? Right? He was clearly?
Speaker 8: I hope not. I hope he was serious. I mean,
Speaker 8: and you can't bring outside food into a restaurant. They
Speaker 8: don't know where that food's been, They don't know if
Speaker 8: it's contaminated. They don't know anything about where that food
Speaker 8: is coming from.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and furthermore, restaurants are not personal chefs, like, they're
Speaker 4: businesses that create a menu. They train their staff to
Speaker 4: cook that menu, and they boy the ingredients daily to
Speaker 4: make that menu. Like, yeah, they're not cooking your outside potatoes. Man,
Speaker 4: come on, many Moosey gotta be playing. You know he
Speaker 4: was joking. I hope he was joking. Now Lotto and
Speaker 4: coil Ler Ray are back beefing.
Speaker 20: Now.
Speaker 8: This is because Lotto she did the remix to the
Speaker 8: Peaches and egg Plans joint.
Speaker 6: You heard yet, here's a snippet of it.
Speaker 26: You got to go give me that netlight, busy, No,
Speaker 26: give me that netlight?
Speaker 18: Where go?
Speaker 6: What the me and my book? Did you hear the line? Yes,
Speaker 6: give me that neck like Benzi, No, I.
Speaker 4: Don't need you repeating right like as a man, I'm
Speaker 4: just telling you should just you should just nod your
Speaker 4: head to certain female lyrics and be like, oh that
Speaker 4: was dope, that was cool. I got to bring on you.
Speaker 4: You repeated that because you wanted to repeat it. No,
Speaker 4: you wanted to repeat it. No, yes you did. I'm
Speaker 4: just explaining to the people as well. Listen, giants, fans suck.
Speaker 4: We know this, so I understand why you wanted to
Speaker 4: repeat that line.
Speaker 20: Now.
Speaker 8: Coiler Ray shared a message with her dad Benzi No,
Speaker 8: and her dad said, she admires you. They all do.
Speaker 8: Just stay focused. I got the most famous neck on earth.
Speaker 8: But that's interesting, right because I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't feel like Lotto was throwing a shot at
Speaker 4: Coiler Ray at all. I just feel like, you know,
Speaker 4: Benzino is Benzino, He's a public figure, He's got his
Speaker 4: own legacy.
Speaker 3: So yeah, he would end up in a rap just.
Speaker 4: Because, not because of, you know, any beef between Lotto
Speaker 4: and Coiler Ray.
Speaker 3: That was just a slick line to me.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, Coiler Ray, coile Rat said, I love how
Speaker 8: these little stupid situations bring us together.
Speaker 1: Ha ha HAA.
Speaker 6: On a positive note, hope you having a good day.
Speaker 6: I love you. And here is a lot of actually
Speaker 6: breaking down the line.
Speaker 26: Let me let me tell let me, let me break
Speaker 26: it down for the people that's not fast, say give
Speaker 26: me that neck like Benzine. No, that means if I
Speaker 26: if I say gimme that, that mean it's took right.
Speaker 26: I mean it's gone right. I've seen some people come out,
Speaker 26: but he don't got no neck. That don't make sense.
Speaker 6: Keep up, keep up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's how I took it. It was just a
Speaker 3: slick rapplern.
Speaker 6: That's so now.
Speaker 8: In O G Beef Lionel Richie, he calls out Diana
Speaker 8: Ross because he's singing Diana Ross never sing him Happy
Speaker 8: Birthday like he's saying to Beyonce.
Speaker 19: He s, no, what made you think to night she
Speaker 19: was gonna show up?
Speaker 1: She's over there, Happy Birthday, Beyonce. Piss me off.
Speaker 4: Well, what Linel wanted was for Diana Ross to come
Speaker 4: on stage and sing endless Love with him. They've only
Speaker 4: done it, uh one time with award show was that
Speaker 4: they did it at back in the day.
Speaker 3: I forgot the Oscars.
Speaker 4: It was the Oscars one of those award shows I
Speaker 4: remember because it was off a soundtrack. Might have been
Speaker 4: the Oscars, but yeah, they performed that song back in
Speaker 4: the nineteen hundreds, and I don't think they've done it since, correct, yes.
Speaker 1: Only all right, all.
Speaker 8: Right, leave it up, leave it up a little bit,
Speaker 8: all right, Well that is your rumor report.
Speaker 6: Who are you giving that donkey to? Man?
Speaker 3: Then you know what, this is a good song to play.
Speaker 4: Since the Giants fans suck, I need you all to
Speaker 4: come to the front of the congregation. We like the
Speaker 4: whole the New York Giants football team. Like to like
Speaker 4: for them to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 6: But they do.
Speaker 4: Not a damn thing. That's what they did, not a
Speaker 4: damn thing, and they need to come to the front
Speaker 4: of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with
Speaker 4: them this morning.
Speaker 8: Okay, all right when we come back. Donkey today. I
Speaker 8: don't know why the Giants are getting donkey today. Every
Speaker 8: dog has his day. Sometimes you just don't play a
Speaker 8: good game. Sometimes you just off. Sometimes turn this off.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 6: I feel like I'm flirting with him. I'm looking at
Speaker 6: him and I'm saying this stuff to him.
Speaker 3: That's what it sounds like. That's why I've been doing.
Speaker 3: You see, I ain't even looking at the screen. I'm
Speaker 3: not even looking at the screen.
Speaker 4: Endless love playing and this man complaining to me about
Speaker 4: being off all right and having a bad day.
Speaker 3: I ain't got nothing to do with day.
Speaker 8: Go talk to your wife, all right, Donkey days up
Speaker 8: next to the breakfast club. Good morning the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 1: Damn, but he hogged.
Speaker 3: It's time the donkey, I mean, trying to be donkey today.
Speaker 22: No more.
Speaker 4: They should be embarrassed by what they already did.
Speaker 3: I'm not making these people do these.
Speaker 22: Days called donkey of the day, and it really caught
Speaker 22: me off guard.
Speaker 25: Damn Charla Man who got the donkey out of day today?
Speaker 3: Well just hilarious.
Speaker 4: A Donkey of to day from Monday, September eleventh goes
Speaker 4: to the New York Football Giants as a staff organization
Speaker 4: and mother FN crew. New York Giants fans, you getting
Speaker 4: some of this heat haw too, Okay. I have no
Speaker 4: idea why they are known as the Football Giants, especially
Speaker 4: after what my Dallas Cowboys did to them last night.
Speaker 4: You would think on the eve of the twenty second
Speaker 4: anniversary of nine eleven, the New York Giants would have
Speaker 4: some type of inspiration, some type of motivation to show
Speaker 4: up and be the best version of themselves.
Speaker 3: But instead they ended up.
Speaker 4: Being the only team in the whole NFL who couldn't
Speaker 4: put up a single point on Sunday.
Speaker 3: I don't even know if that status correct, but it
Speaker 3: feels right.
Speaker 4: It feels like the New York Giants were the only
Speaker 4: team in the NFL who didn't score a single point
Speaker 4: on Sunday. Okay, correct me in the comments if I'm wrong.
Speaker 4: If not, who cares?
Speaker 3: All right? Who cares about the truth when the lie
Speaker 3: is more entertaining.
Speaker 4: Now, if you haven't heard, the final score last night
Speaker 4: was forty to zero. I mean that Cowboys d was
Speaker 4: penetrating the Giants old line all night with no lubrication.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go to CBS two New York for
Speaker 4: the report police.
Speaker 27: So there's that forty to nothing, your prime time final
Speaker 27: between the Cowboys and the Giants.
Speaker 6: It was wet, it was wild, and it had.
Speaker 3: Some history in it.
Speaker 27: Forty points is the largest shutout victory and a Cowboys
Speaker 27: opener in the history of the franchise. Forty points is
Speaker 27: the largest shutout loss in an opener in Giants franchise history.
Speaker 3: It was wet. That's why it made it so easy
Speaker 3: for the Cowboys. Need to penetrate.
Speaker 4: Now, look, it was the EVA nine to eleven as well, okay,
Speaker 4: and America's team showed up. That moment was for America. Okay,
Speaker 4: that moment was for America's team. We knew what America
Speaker 4: needed and we delivered, all right. We knew what the
Speaker 4: moment was. We wasn't gonna let America down at a
Speaker 4: time like this. In fact, we knew that it was
Speaker 4: gonna be a tough time for the Giants, which is
Speaker 4: why we decided to bring forties for the whole team.
Speaker 4: You know, growing up, if one of your homies was
Speaker 4: going through something, you pull up with an ice cold
Speaker 4: forty to try to numb the pain.
Speaker 3: And last night was probably the first time.
Speaker 4: In a long time that a lot of people in
Speaker 4: New York drink a Fortyo And that's why so many
Speaker 4: of them were looking sick last night and probably feel
Speaker 4: a little hung over the day. See that Cowboys Fortyo
Speaker 4: hit different. I had forty oo Is, Saint Ives, Older
Speaker 4: English Cold, forty five, Slip Small Liquor, that Blue Bull,
Speaker 4: that two eleven Hurricane, Mickey's King Kobra. None of them
Speaker 4: hit like that Cowboys forty Yo. Now I know there
Speaker 4: was a lot of Dominicans in New York last night
Speaker 4: who feel like they put on white jeans and Blue
Speaker 4: Giants jerseys for absolutely no reason. And who am I
Speaker 4: to tell you different? You are absolutely correct. You put
Speaker 4: on those white jeans and that Blue Giants jersey for
Speaker 4: no damn reason that all last night, and the weather
Speaker 4: was disgusting, So those white jeans got ruined. I guaranteed
Speaker 4: dry cleaners all over New York City are being bombarded
Speaker 4: with white jeans today because of all the Dominicans who
Speaker 4: put on a who put on white jeans and the
Speaker 4: Blue Giants jersey last night to watch my Dallas Cowboys
Speaker 4: dismant through the New.
Speaker 3: York Giants forty to zero.
Speaker 4: Now envy this morning, I want to tell you the
Speaker 4: story of the cucumber, the pickle, the penis, and the
Speaker 4: New York Giants fan.
Speaker 3: Would you like to hear it?
Speaker 4: No, So there was a cucumber, right, a pickle, a
Speaker 4: penis in a New York Giants fan sitting around talking
Speaker 4: about how bad their lodves were. The pickle says, uh,
Speaker 4: you know that's nothing. When I get, you know, big
Speaker 4: and hard, they stick me in a jar full of
Speaker 4: vinegar and vacuum seal me, and the penis says, my
Speaker 4: life is the worst When I get big and hard.
Speaker 4: They put a rubber tarp on my head and stick
Speaker 4: me in a dark room and bang my head against
Speaker 4: the wall until I throw up and pass out. The
Speaker 4: New York Giants fan said, my life is terrible because
Speaker 4: I can't handle big d But side note, Giants fans
Speaker 4: love little d well like little d Yes you do,
Speaker 4: don't you, Envy? Mayby you a father liked me. Let's
Speaker 4: see if you can guess these dad jokes. Okay, you
Speaker 4: want to guess some of them?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 1: Huh?
Speaker 4: Why doesn't New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones use the
Speaker 4: phone anymore?
Speaker 3: Why because you can't find the receivers? Listen? One another one?
Speaker 4: How many Giants fans does it take to final light,
Speaker 4: Bob Envy?
Speaker 6: How many?
Speaker 3: None?
Speaker 4: Because they are happy living in the Cowboys shadow. I
Speaker 4: got another one for you. What's the difference between the
Speaker 4: New York Giants and a dollar bill?
Speaker 3: Envy?
Speaker 4: What you can still get four quarters out of a
Speaker 4: dollar bill? Last night, the Giants couldn't give you one?
Speaker 4: Want one more? Want one more?
Speaker 3: H No?
Speaker 4: What did the New York Giants and Chick fil A
Speaker 4: workers have in common.
Speaker 3: Yesterday, I know you know this. Come on, come on, come.
Speaker 6: On, they're off on Sunday.
Speaker 3: Neither one of them showed up for work on Sunday.
Speaker 4: Look, I'm here all week, No literally, I'm here all
Speaker 4: week reminding you that my Dallas Cowboys have the best
Speaker 4: D in the league. Last night, the Giants got the
Speaker 4: first taste of the big D that the league will
Speaker 4: be sucking on all season, and on February eleventh, we
Speaker 4: will be playing in the Super Bowl in Vegas. But
Speaker 4: no need to get ahead of ourselves. Let's just enjoy
Speaker 4: the process, starting with the forty to zero ass cutting
Speaker 4: we put on the New York Football Giants last night.
Speaker 4: Can we please give the New York Giants the sweet
Speaker 4: sounds of the Hamiltons.
Speaker 1: Oh no, you are the dogge.
Speaker 2: Of the day, the dogee all the day.
Speaker 12: Yee.
Speaker 4: And in case you're wondering, the cucumber's life is terrible
Speaker 4: because when the cucumber gets big and hard day, uh
Speaker 4: chop it up and put it in the salad.
Speaker 3: I just want to throw that out there.
Speaker 8: I would just like to say, you act like people
Speaker 8: can't have a bad day. Like you ever have sex
Speaker 8: and then boom happens too fast, that's a bad day.
Speaker 8: You ever go to the casino and don't win, that's
Speaker 8: a bad day. You ever you know need a haircut
Speaker 8: and then you forget your hat.
Speaker 1: You had a bad day.
Speaker 8: You ever walk down the street and step in some poop,
Speaker 8: You had a bad day. You ever walk down the
Speaker 8: street and the pit is showing you it's a bad day.
Speaker 8: We all have bad days.
Speaker 3: What about when somebody box your mouth? Is that a
Speaker 3: bad day? Are that threatening somebody with a good time one?
Speaker 6: Is?
Speaker 8: It depends where you're at. It depends where you're at,
Speaker 8: all right, okay, all right, all right, Well thank you
Speaker 8: for that dog you today. B ET will see y'all tomorrow.
Speaker 8: Piece b E T everybody else when we come back,
Speaker 8: Natalie and Dereka Wilson from the Black and Missing Foundation
Speaker 8: will join us.
Speaker 4: Salute to these two sisters. They both from South Carolina.
Speaker 4: As MB just said, they are the founders of the
Speaker 4: Black and Missing Foundation. These ladies are doing incredible work
Speaker 4: the raise awareness to the epidemic that is missing Black
Speaker 4: women and children in this country.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to talk to them, and.
Speaker 8: We'll get to that. Next, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 8: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is DJ n V Charlamagne to God, Jess hilarious.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. You got a special guest
Speaker 8: joining us today. We have the founders of Black and
Speaker 8: Missing Foundation, Natalie and Dereka Wilson. Welcome ladies, Good morning morning.
Speaker 8: How you feeling wonderful?
Speaker 14: Thank you so much for having us here again.
Speaker 5: I want to know because I wasn't here the last time.
Speaker 5: Y'all came. What is bamaf so bam fine, I'm sorry
Speaker 5: bad five?
Speaker 23: This is.
Speaker 6: Produce? Ain't it crazy?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 1: Let me just tell you, Let me tell you.
Speaker 8: Chan Leamagine does this all the time, right, so tell
Speaker 8: somebody's wrong so they can say it.
Speaker 6: And then being barrassed.
Speaker 2: He did it.
Speaker 6: He does it to me all the time.
Speaker 8: And I'm back because I didn't say anything, but he
Speaker 8: does it like like I like.
Speaker 6: And she didn't say Ricky, that's Ricky, Yeah, that's ricky.
Speaker 6: And then you said Ricky and.
Speaker 3: It's not Ricky.
Speaker 6: Like she ain't did no damn research.
Speaker 3: She the Black and Mister Foundation.
Speaker 22: Yeah, the Black and Missing Foundation. We are a non
Speaker 22: profit organization and we bring awareness to missing people of.
Speaker 1: Across the country.
Speaker 22: I mean, we have been sounding the alarm for the
Speaker 22: past fifteen years. The people that look like us are disappearing,
Speaker 22: and no one is really taking note of it. You know,
Speaker 22: our cases are not getting the media coverage that they
Speaker 22: deserve because awareness is key. Law enforcement isn't adding resources
Speaker 22: to the cases, and the community just isn't engaged. We
Speaker 22: tend to turn a blind eye to the issue. So
Speaker 22: Derek and I have started the organization to bring awareness
Speaker 22: to this issue and to help find those missing from
Speaker 22: our community. And we also want to educate our community
Speaker 22: about personal safety so that we don't go missing.
Speaker 6: I was gonna ask did Carley Russell help or hurt?
Speaker 8: Because that was a case that went crazy on online,
Speaker 8: crazy on the internet, crazy on the news, something that
Speaker 8: you guys would have wanted for a missing person, but
Speaker 8: then we find out that it wasn't real. So did
Speaker 8: that hurt or help the situation that you guys are
Speaker 8: fighting for?
Speaker 14: Well, first of all, I would love to just highlight
Speaker 14: Hoover Police Department because and missing person in cases of color,
Speaker 14: we don't normally get that reaction. So they did absolutely
Speaker 14: everything right. In fact, they're the reason why the case
Speaker 14: went and viral in the first place, by taking the report,
Speaker 14: putting it out there to the local media, national picking
Speaker 14: it up, and then our community engagement. And I think
Speaker 14: one of the reasons why that case went so viral
Speaker 14: is because everyone saw themselves as carly. You know, you
Speaker 14: think about a child walking down the road at the
Speaker 14: onset of this case and it's nighttime. Anyone would want
Speaker 14: to be a good Samaritan and help that child. But
Speaker 14: you know, after the fact, the revelations of that, we
Speaker 14: were disheartened and just hearing some of our community members
Speaker 14: say that, you know, we don't want to help if
Speaker 14: we don't want to share these flyers because they didn't
Speaker 14: want it to be a hoax. What we are saying
Speaker 14: is that there are hundreds and thousands of missing people
Speaker 14: of color and we cannot allow this one case to
Speaker 14: distract us.
Speaker 4: Can we talk about the good sister to me, thank Houston,
Speaker 4: Rest in peace to her, and how her case inspired
Speaker 4: y'all to form the Black and Missing Foundation.
Speaker 22: Absolutely, Tamika Houston's case was the inspiration behind the Black
Speaker 22: and Missing Foundation Because Tamika's aunt, Rebecca, she's in media
Speaker 22: like I am, and she could not get that media coverage,
Speaker 22: national media coverage for her niece. So that inspired us
Speaker 22: and what keeps us going are these families that are
Speaker 22: desperately searching for us and Rebecca is on our board
Speaker 22: and having her to have that fine Tamika's story. Finding
Speaker 22: Tamika's Story or podcast is really inspirational because again, so
Speaker 22: many people are disappearing. Forty percent of the missing population
Speaker 22: are people of color, and we are not getting the
Speaker 22: resources that we need, and people are missing for a
Speaker 22: number of reasons. Your platform is mental health. Mental health.
Speaker 22: Sex trafficking of our girls and boys is a huge
Speaker 22: issue in our community, and we just need to continue
Speaker 22: to to uplift those that are still searching for their
Speaker 22: missing loved one.
Speaker 3: Can we talk about why Black people go missing at
Speaker 3: such a higher rate.
Speaker 22: Well, Black people go missing at a higher rate, specifically
Speaker 22: for sex trafficking. There's a study by the Urban Institute
Speaker 22: that said they interviewed pimps and pedophiles. They said, one,
Speaker 22: they like black girls because no one is going to
Speaker 22: look for them, which is the truth, right, and that's
Speaker 22: why this organization was created. And the penalty for sex
Speaker 22: trafficking our young girls and voice is not as high
Speaker 22: as their white counterparts.
Speaker 1: Yes, so that's what they're saying.
Speaker 22: So we again need to change policies and procedures to
Speaker 22: protect those that are most vulnerable. I mean, they're preying
Speaker 22: on children in low income societies because they want what
Speaker 22: we take for granted. They want food and shelter, and
Speaker 22: they're selling them a pipe dream and they're selling their bodies,
Speaker 22: you know. And a child cannot consent to have sex.
Speaker 22: They're being raped over and over again. So we have
Speaker 22: to do a better job and stop calling our girls fast.
Speaker 14: Stop it.
Speaker 22: You don't know what they're experiencing. Why, you know, why
Speaker 22: is she pregnant at thirteen years old? Don't just assume
Speaker 22: that she's hot in the U know what. Right We
Speaker 22: have to do a better job as a community in
Speaker 22: protecting our children. And again, you know, we're all on
Speaker 22: social media. We're posting everything. I'm at the breakfast club.
Speaker 22: No wait until you get home and post. You never
Speaker 22: know who's watching.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 22: People are stalking you.
Speaker 14: It's a really crazy world. I just wanted to add,
Speaker 14: we can't forget about our boys. Our boys. We don't
Speaker 14: talk about it, but our boys are also being traffic
Speaker 14: at a high rate as well.
Speaker 6: So what do you tell parents like or family members,
Speaker 6: how do you protect your kids?
Speaker 14: You know, well, we have to get back to the basis.
Speaker 14: We have to stop being our children's friend, ye be
Speaker 14: their parents. We have to put down these devices. You know,
Speaker 14: these predators they are utilizing these chat features. I'm sure
Speaker 14: a lot of you know listeners out there their children.
Speaker 1: Are on roadblocks.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 14: Dlos is a free platform, and those predators are also
Speaker 14: on roadblocks as well, entering those chat features. And I
Speaker 14: think parents need to understand the grooming process. You know,
Speaker 14: when you think about a child going missing, you know
Speaker 14: what really comes to mind is probably a white van
Speaker 14: pulling up and snatching a kid and dropping off. Okay,
Speaker 14: we're not saying that that can't happen, but this grooming
Speaker 14: process takes time. They're they're building on their trust and
Speaker 14: it could take six months, it can take years, but
Speaker 14: they are doing that grooming process because they want to
Speaker 14: build that child's trust. So we're telling parents be that
Speaker 14: nosy parent. I mean, I'm a parent and you live
Speaker 14: in my house, I'm going to be all in your
Speaker 14: business because if I'm not going to take care of it,
Speaker 14: if I'm not being responsible. Then someone else is going
Speaker 14: to get in to my children and I cannot allow
Speaker 14: that to happen. So we have to have these uncomfortable
Speaker 14: conversation with our child at a very early age.
Speaker 8: We got more with Natalie and Dereka Wilson from the
Speaker 8: Black and Missing Foundation. When we come back, it's the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club. Good Morning Morning. Everybody is dj n V
Speaker 8: Charlamage the God. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still
Speaker 8: kicking in with Natalie and Dereka Wilson from the Black
Speaker 8: and Missing Foundation, Charlamage.
Speaker 3: I love your hashtag help us find us?
Speaker 4: How often does the Black and Missing Foundation help help
Speaker 4: find people?
Speaker 3: Like actually find people who go miss?
Speaker 22: We help find people every day and since our inception,
Speaker 22: we have helped to bring home or provide closure to
Speaker 22: more than four hundred families. Wow, honestly, so there are
Speaker 22: still thousands of families still searching for their missing loved ones,
Speaker 22: and we ask them to not give up hope. But
Speaker 22: we are a resource for them and we need our
Speaker 22: community to get involved. We can't do this work alone
Speaker 22: and don't turn a blind eye to the issue. We
Speaker 22: mentioned Carly Russell, you know, share these cases of missing
Speaker 22: individuals because we just need one person to come forward
Speaker 22: to help bring a missing person home or for a
Speaker 22: family to get the answers that they deserve.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, is there any advice that you can
Speaker 6: tell parents of what their kids can do in the
Speaker 6: case that they did get kidnapped? You know what I mean?
Speaker 14: Well, first I will advise parents to make sure that
Speaker 14: you have everything in the event that your loved one
Speaker 14: went missing. You know, so often we don't have photos.
Speaker 14: We're waiting on parents and photos. And in this day
Speaker 14: and time, everyone has a device, but we're still waiting
Speaker 14: on photos. Collect your child's DNA, you know, establish that again,
Speaker 14: get back to the basis. Know who those friends are,
Speaker 14: establish that contact list so you can make those calls
Speaker 14: and make those contacts. And then with children, we have
Speaker 14: to understand where they are and meet them where they are.
Speaker 14: They're very vulnerable, so we have to make sure that
Speaker 14: we are continuing to encourage and encourage them, inspire them,
Speaker 14: let them know that they can always come and talk
Speaker 14: to you or trust the adult. Rather it's an educator, doctor,
Speaker 14: whoever is that they trust. And just look for the
Speaker 14: size in your home. And this is for parents. If
Speaker 14: you see your child coming in with a cell phone
Speaker 14: or some clothes that just seemed out of the ordinary.
Speaker 14: You know, ask questions, Ask those tough questions. And then
Speaker 14: also just connecting with the school too.
Speaker 6: Where you get that hat from BOYD exactly.
Speaker 14: You have, but you have to ask those questions. You
Speaker 14: know you didn't purchase it.
Speaker 4: And one thing I learned to is an executive producing
Speaker 4: finding Tamika was that the road to media plays and
Speaker 4: the lack of coverage that you know black women get
Speaker 4: when they go missing.
Speaker 3: Is that changing?
Speaker 6: You think, Well, we.
Speaker 22: Have made some inroads. We've come a long way, but
Speaker 22: we still have a lot more work to do. Now
Speaker 22: we can reach out to media partners to say yes,
Speaker 22: I need coverage, and they'll be willing to help, but
Speaker 22: sometimes it's an uphill battle. I'll reach out to the
Speaker 22: media outlets and.
Speaker 1: I met with silence.
Speaker 20: Right.
Speaker 22: But we have social media and that is our digital
Speaker 22: milk carton and everyone is pretty much on social media.
Speaker 22: If you can share these profiles of a missing individ
Speaker 22: we don't have to wait for the five o'clock news
Speaker 22: cycle or any news cycle. We can get that information
Speaker 22: out instantaneously and far a far reach. We trust just
Speaker 22: traveled from d c and in two and a half
Speaker 22: hours we were here on Amtrak. No one asked for
Speaker 22: any id, any information. So think about if someone is
Speaker 22: being trafficked from DC to New York, they could be here,
Speaker 22: and if we can share that information on social media,
Speaker 22: we can help find them much quicker.
Speaker 6: You know now at the airport, I see it all
Speaker 6: over the airport. You see signs.
Speaker 8: I've heard people say that. You know, people came up
Speaker 8: to them. It's like, hey, is this your dad or
Speaker 8: is this your mom? Or you know, ask somebody is
Speaker 8: that to do to Is it getting better at all?
Speaker 1: Or is it getting worse?
Speaker 14: We can actually see the change. It's it's starting to change.
Speaker 14: But we're also taking matters into our own hands as well.
Speaker 14: We our community members matter, and you know when you
Speaker 14: talked about the media, we created our own media. We
Speaker 14: want to tell the story ourselves because it seems as
Speaker 14: if sometime we're staring type and we don't want people
Speaker 14: to get distracted that these are valuable members of our
Speaker 14: community and regardless of race, sex, and zip code, they matter.
Speaker 14: So we are we're telling our stories.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not the production your company. I thought it was it. Yes, BAMFI,
Speaker 3: that's what you call it.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's Bamfi is what it is. I called it vamoth.
Speaker 15: So.
Speaker 22: Bamfi Enterprises is a production company that we have created
Speaker 22: Untold Stories as a podcast that we've created to give
Speaker 22: families a voice. That's what they're saying. No one is
Speaker 22: hearing us. We need a platform to tell the story
Speaker 22: of our missing loved ones. And we have been technical
Speaker 22: consultants on movies such as Black Girl, Missing with Lifetime
Speaker 22: and some other projects. So we again, we are creating
Speaker 22: our own platform, as Dereka said, because we want to
Speaker 22: tell the stories of those that are missing. Awareness is keith.
Speaker 22: You don't know that someone is missing. You may want
Speaker 22: by them, and you know you couldn't help bring them home.
Speaker 22: So we have to be vigilant and you know, create
Speaker 22: our own opportunities or our own seat.
Speaker 1: At the table.
Speaker 4: Absolutely mentally and emotionally. How connected do y'all become with
Speaker 4: these missing children?
Speaker 14: These families become our family, and you know it's that
Speaker 14: personal touch. We are national, but as soon as we
Speaker 14: connect with the family, every family member is in our
Speaker 14: phone by name and their loved one is the fly
Speaker 14: or so when they call us, we're able to identify.
Speaker 14: It's the small things that mean so much. And I
Speaker 14: think it's important to highlight that the person who goes
Speaker 14: missing is not the same person who returns home when
Speaker 14: they do return home, and so there's additional resources that's
Speaker 14: needed for those individuals, and we're here to help them.
Speaker 14: We have partnerships to continue to get the resources that
Speaker 14: they need once they have been found. And I know
Speaker 14: we highlighted earlier some of the reasons, but there was
Speaker 14: one that I wanted to highlight right now. Is also
Speaker 14: domestic violence. You know, that is a correlation, and that
Speaker 14: was the situation even with t Meeta's case, and Tamika's
Speaker 14: case was also near and dear because she went missing
Speaker 14: from my hometown. And yes, and before she went missing,
Speaker 14: we didn't see anyone. It just didn't stand out for us.
Speaker 14: But looking at Tamika, Tamika looked like my sister. She
Speaker 14: looked like my nieces. And there's so many Tamika's out there.
Speaker 14: So that's why Nalie and I we do what we do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not These cases are just even hard, I
Speaker 4: guess because I got four daughters. It's even hard to
Speaker 4: listen to because immediately when you see it, you start
Speaker 4: thinking what if I don't even put down one say
Speaker 4: it but you know, yes, you start thinking you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean, and it's like damn.
Speaker 4: So it's like when you see things come across your timeline,
Speaker 4: you feel like I got to get involved because I
Speaker 4: would want somebody to do that for people that I
Speaker 4: love too.
Speaker 22: You know, absolutely we turn a blind side to this
Speaker 22: issue at all.
Speaker 6: Well, we appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 8: How can people get more involved or follow you to
Speaker 8: make sure that you know because it's sometimes it's the
Speaker 8: little thing people always say, well what can I do?
Speaker 8: And they don't understand. A repost will help, you know,
Speaker 8: just just to talk about the story or put it
Speaker 8: in this story, just so how can people follow?
Speaker 4: Don't trust that no more because you think you know,
Speaker 4: I don't know this is real in that and we verify.
Speaker 22: All of our cases before we post them. If there
Speaker 22: isn't a missing person's report on file, we help them
Speaker 22: follow GOSHA and we work with them to get that
Speaker 22: media coverage and to upload it to our social media platforms.
Speaker 22: But to get involved, please visit b A m FI
Speaker 22: dot RG. That's the Black and Missing Foundation Inc.
Speaker 14: Dot org.
Speaker 22: That's a Low Hanging Fruit just start with who's missing
Speaker 22: from your community and share that flyer. You know, we
Speaker 22: need financial support. We provide burial services, financial support for
Speaker 22: families that are desperately searching for their missing loved ones. Flyers.
Speaker 22: You know, anything that they need and.
Speaker 1: We can provide it.
Speaker 14: We do.
Speaker 22: So we need our community to get in to help us.
Speaker 22: And then we also have the podcast. Take a listen
Speaker 22: to these stories. These are real people that are missing,
Speaker 22: like Arianna Fitz the Otis Harris. You know, we we
Speaker 22: dropped an episode yesterday on sex trafficking. This young lady
Speaker 22: was sold by her mother at thirteen years old. You know,
Speaker 22: she had three kids by this man, and law enforcement.
Speaker 14: Said there was nothing we can do.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 22: So listen to these cases, take it seriously and help
Speaker 22: us to find us.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: We appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 4: You and appreciate the Black and Missing Foundations very much
Speaker 4: for the work y'all do.
Speaker 5: Thank you so thank you for educating me on bamfire.
Speaker 1: Thank you. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Your morning's will never be the same morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody's DJ NV Charlemagne God. We are the breakfast club.
Speaker 8: Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk to b ET
Speaker 8: hip Hop awards.
Speaker 14: A lot of names or you've gossip been chatty?
Speaker 3: Is the rumor report?
Speaker 23: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 1: This is where the tea spells right right. Well.
Speaker 8: Last week Friday, they announced some of the b ET
Speaker 8: hip Hop Awards, like hip Hop Artists of the Year
Speaker 8: twenty one Savage, Burner Boy, Cardi B, Drake, Lorilla, J Cole,
Speaker 8: Kendrick Lamar, a little Uzi vert who you're giving that
Speaker 8: one to?
Speaker 22: That?
Speaker 3: He said?
Speaker 6: Best Artists of the Year, Best hip Hop artist and.
Speaker 3: Who is it? Kendrick Lamar, a little Uzi?
Speaker 1: Who burn a Boy?
Speaker 6: Forty one Savage, Cardi B, Drake, Lorilla?
Speaker 3: Why is burn a Boy in there?
Speaker 8: I don't know why Burder Boy is in that category
Speaker 8: for hip hop artists?
Speaker 4: I mean best hip Hop Artists of the Year this
Speaker 4: year would definitely go to a woman, because you know,
Speaker 4: women have been running things in hip hop all year
Speaker 4: long this.
Speaker 6: Year Glrilla or Cardi Beatles those two on that.
Speaker 4: But I don't I don't feel like Gorilla and Cardi
Speaker 4: B put out a lot of music this year I mean,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, Like, but what do you
Speaker 4: think Drake because Drake put out what two albums and
Speaker 4: he's been on tour selling out.
Speaker 3: Tours that Drake and twenty one albums this year. Yep.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it would have to probably either go to the
Speaker 4: Drake or twenty one because some of the women that
Speaker 4: I would have probably put in that category I don't
Speaker 4: hear I don't hear them mentioned for best hip hop order.
Speaker 3: So yeah, i'd probably put Drink of twenty.
Speaker 8: One and now best hip hop platform all hip hop
Speaker 8: Karreeshia please, Drink Champs.
Speaker 1: Million dollars worth.
Speaker 8: A game, rap Cave always did, a breakfast club is
Speaker 8: in there, just to name a few.
Speaker 4: I think for best hip hop platform, I'm gonna go
Speaker 4: with million dollars worth a game. Why I say million
Speaker 4: dollars worth a game because million dollars worth a game
Speaker 4: consistently every every week, damn there they talked to rappers,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. I love Drink Champs too.
Speaker 4: Drink Champs was a very consistent hip hop platform. You know,
Speaker 4: they usually focus on the OG's and our culture. Million
Speaker 4: dollars worth a game they focus on you know, some
Speaker 4: of the people that are current right now, and a
Speaker 4: lot of the new guys, like I just saw the
Speaker 4: episode they put out with Rod Wave yesterday. So for
Speaker 4: best hip Hop Platform, I'm gonna go a million dollars
Speaker 4: worth a game.
Speaker 8: I'm not mad at that million delivered the game shouting
Speaker 8: Gillian Wilow, shout the nord efn at drink Champs. But see,
Speaker 8: I just got to lean towards the Breakfast Club. Oh God,
Speaker 8: but your bias a little bit. Listen, Breakfast Club. We
Speaker 8: are a staple in the culture, you know what I'm saying. Like,
Speaker 8: you know, we're in the Radio Hall of Fame.
Speaker 4: You know, We've gotten a lot of awards, you know.
Speaker 4: But I think when you say best hip Hop platform,
Speaker 4: at least for me for the past year, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: say million dollars worth a game. But I will say
Speaker 4: this though, I vote on the BET hip Hop for
Speaker 4: the BET hip Hop Awards.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 4: So I went in my email and I voted for
Speaker 4: the thirteen categories. I ain't see no best hip Hop
Speaker 4: platform up there now. I don't know if they don't
Speaker 4: send that to me because because I'm one of the nominations.
Speaker 3: But I didn't see best hip Hop.
Speaker 4: Platform up there, bt, I saw thirteen other categories. I
Speaker 4: ain't seen no Best hip Hop Platform.
Speaker 6: I gotta check my email, man.
Speaker 4: So so so I would hope that, uh, that is
Speaker 4: just because I'm one of the nominees in the Best
Speaker 4: hip Hop Platform. Because if everybody is getting this email
Speaker 4: and there's thirteen categories, but best hip Hop Platform isn't
Speaker 4: one of them. That just lets me know that that
Speaker 4: whole that that part of the show is ragged.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I'm a check now. Now you're gonna make me check.
Speaker 4: And if that part of the show is sponsored by
Speaker 4: dal Leon and sarak Okay and Karresha please it wins
Speaker 4: again this year, and Drink Champs wins again this year,
Speaker 4: we gonna know that fight is fixed.
Speaker 3: But I love Kareisha please though, and Drink Champs, but
Speaker 3: I love that. I'm serious.
Speaker 4: When I went to go vote, best hip Hop Platform
Speaker 4: was one of the categories I could vote for.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 8: Now, Also, you know, Gonna had his first show since
Speaker 8: being in jail. You know, people were calling him a
Speaker 8: snitch and saying he'll never make it back, but he's
Speaker 8: so out the ball Clay Center this week and it
Speaker 8: was crazy. I mean, he he did a great show.
Speaker 8: People seemed like they love this show. He showed love
Speaker 8: to young thug by putting up a free Jeffrey on
Speaker 8: the screens.
Speaker 1: This was the start.
Speaker 8: So he has a show in New York that just
Speaker 8: sold out, and now he's going to.
Speaker 1: LA and they said that sold out as well.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, salute the Gunner.
Speaker 4: I mean, why wouldn't it be like you know, listen, man,
Speaker 4: people put snitching allegations on Gunna. Here's the thing. Majority
Speaker 4: of consumers ain't in the street, correct, So why would
Speaker 4: they care?
Speaker 3: Correct? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Like them young white kids and them young Black kids
Speaker 4: and young Asian kids that love hip hop, they.
Speaker 3: Could care less.
Speaker 4: You know what Gunna did in the courtroom. They care
Speaker 4: about what Gunna does in the studio.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 4: They care about them records, and Gunna got some dope
Speaker 4: ass records, so they gonna show up.
Speaker 3: Why wouldn't they?
Speaker 6: Yep?
Speaker 8: And lastly, you know, we tell you all the time,
Speaker 8: be careful about what you put on social media. Child
Speaker 8: Services was allegedly called on Blue Face and showed up
Speaker 8: to his house after that video where he had strippers,
Speaker 8: and he asked his son if he was, I guess gay.
Speaker 6: Let's listen, it's booty cheeks out here.
Speaker 3: You ain't here looking for chips.
Speaker 1: It's slim geners. You ain't gay, right, my man, my dog.
Speaker 8: Now, Apparently the cops have been called to blue Faces
Speaker 8: home a total of nine times since May, and they
Speaker 8: believe it's because if you don't know what we're talking about.
Speaker 1: Blue Face had.
Speaker 8: Strippers in the living room and his son went to
Speaker 8: the the you know, the pantry to go get slim
Speaker 8: gems and chips, and you know, blue Face walked up
Speaker 8: to his son and was like, with those cheeks out there,
Speaker 8: are you gay?
Speaker 15: That?
Speaker 1: And the cops will call yikes.
Speaker 4: Well, once again, everything don't got to be on social media. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying. I don't know why y'all
Speaker 4: keep putting everything on social media. It does not have
Speaker 4: to be that's right. Well, people will call the cops
Speaker 4: and report you for anything. So, like you said, and
Speaker 4: sometimes it's it's better not to just put your stuff
Speaker 4: on social media.
Speaker 1: Keep it to yourself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't see the reason they would want to.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and that is your rumor report.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm doing right now? What you're doing
Speaker 4: voting for the BET Hip Hop Awards.
Speaker 6: Okay, because I.
Speaker 4: Just voted for Best Hip Hop Video. I voted for
Speaker 4: the Baby Shake Something.
Speaker 1: Yeah that video is up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I'm going I'm voting right now. I'm gonna vote.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna vote today.
Speaker 8: And again, I just want to salute to doctor Puma. Now,
Speaker 8: if you don't know who doctor Puma is, he came
Speaker 8: up here about a week ago and was talking about
Speaker 8: your heart and things you can do to protect heart disease.
Speaker 8: And I went there last week. I was very scared,
Speaker 8: very nervous. I ain't even gonna sit there in front.
Speaker 8: And the reason I get scared. People say, well, why
Speaker 8: are you scared, is because it's not the scared to
Speaker 8: do the procedure. It's always scared of the results. But
Speaker 8: we have to do this to make sure that if
Speaker 8: there are problems or there are situations that you can check.
Speaker 8: So I went through the procedure. My heart is totally fine,
Speaker 8: which is amazing. I was gonna read what he emailed
Speaker 8: me yesterday, but I can't find it. But pretty much
Speaker 8: my heart is of somebody twenty years younger than me.
Speaker 4: So I'm just telling them I'm starting I'm hoping that ain't.
Speaker 4: Doctor Pum was lying because he told me the same
Speaker 4: damn thing. Really, Okay, doctor Pumer told me I got
Speaker 4: mine right here. He said, over your overall, your results
Speaker 4: are excellent. Despite a high calcium score for your age,
Speaker 4: there's only minimal plaque in your heart arteries. Furthermore, your
Speaker 4: lipid cholesterol profile is excellent and well below goal on
Speaker 4: your current statin medication and aspirin, which I would continue.
Speaker 4: Your blood pressure and heart rate are those of a
Speaker 4: man twenty years younger.
Speaker 3: All these factors contribute.
Speaker 4: To a very low ten year cardiovascular risk of only
Speaker 4: three point five percent. Optimal for men of your age
Speaker 4: would be three percent. So you are in very good shape.
Speaker 4: I tell everybody, man, I've done every single cardiovascular test
Speaker 4: you know you could think to do, you know, not
Speaker 4: even throughout my whole life, but especially over like the
Speaker 4: past since December of last year. Yep, because you know,
Speaker 4: I deal with anxiety a lot, and sometimes those symptoms
Speaker 4: can feel like you having a heart attack. So I've
Speaker 4: done every single test you could possibly do. Nothing put
Speaker 4: my mind at ease, like doctor Pumer was the soaring
Speaker 4: CET scan, so I encourage y'all to go to Soeign Medical,
Speaker 4: go get the sore and see T scan. When I
Speaker 4: say nothing, put my mind at ease like he did.
Speaker 4: Nothing has so salute to doctor Pumer.
Speaker 6: Yeah he said that.
Speaker 8: And he also told me my calcium score is zero
Speaker 8: and I have no plat. He said it can be
Speaker 8: no better. That's what he said about my heart. Says
Speaker 8: your blood pressing heart rate are those of a healthy.
Speaker 6: Twenty year old.
Speaker 3: That's amazing.
Speaker 6: So just one. So yeah, so go out there.
Speaker 8: And he said a lot of people have called and
Speaker 8: he said come on in and they would love. I
Speaker 8: think they have a facility in Brooklyn and one in
Speaker 8: Manhattan on Wall Street. So definitely get yourself checked out.
Speaker 8: All right, All right, when we come back, we got
Speaker 8: the People's Choice mix.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your
Speaker 2: mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is DJ Envy Charlamagne to God. We are the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club. And salute to all the HBCUs. I know
Speaker 8: this week next week start HBCU Week. And I just
Speaker 8: want to tell y'all September sixteenth, which is this Saturday,
Speaker 8: More House versus Albany State. I've been trying to get
Speaker 8: these classics back to the East Coast, so this is
Speaker 8: a good one. This is at the MetLife Stadium where
Speaker 8: the Giants and Jets play this weekend, and we want
Speaker 8: all the schools, all the HBCUs.
Speaker 6: To come on down.
Speaker 8: You don't have to go to more House or Albany State.
Speaker 8: It's the Battle of Georgia. But it doesn't matter what
Speaker 8: school you went to. If you went to Morgan Howard, Hampton,
Speaker 8: South Carolina, if you went to Carolina State, right, whatever
Speaker 8: school you went to. And I've seen them playing this weekend.
Speaker 8: Actually they played Georgia Tech this weekend. I was out
Speaker 8: there DJing for that. But whatever school you went to,
Speaker 8: come on down. Fraternity sororities, that's this weekend. There's so
Speaker 8: many activities, there's step shows, there's bands. We're doing an
Speaker 8: after party for all of the virgos. So it's going
Speaker 8: to be like an HBCU party. So if you're in town,
Speaker 8: come on down. We're gonna have a lot of fun
Speaker 8: in that is this weekend. You could just hit up
Speaker 8: HBCU Andy Classic for more information and then Charlemagne you're
Speaker 8: doing your Mental Wealth Expo.
Speaker 4: Correct, that's right on Saturday, October seventh, from eleven am
Speaker 4: to four pm at the Marriott Marquis Tom Square in
Speaker 4: New York City. My third annual Mental Wealth Expo, a
Speaker 4: day of mental health and healing, education and honor World
Speaker 4: Mental Health Day, Saluting my good sister, doctor Alfie Breeland Noble.
Speaker 4: She will be in attendance. Doctor Rita Walker will be there.
Speaker 4: Michelle Williams, you know, you know Michelle Williams from from
Speaker 4: Destiny's Child and her podcast to checking in podcasts on
Speaker 4: the Black Effect Network.
Speaker 3: She'll be there. Carson Dalely will be there.
Speaker 4: Doctor j Barnett will be there, Brandon Marshall be there.
Speaker 4: Psychotherapist Elliott Kanye will be there. My man and Shawn
Speaker 4: Miller will be there. Just a whole lot of mental
Speaker 4: health experts and psychiatrists and therapists and mental health advocates.
Speaker 4: And it is a free event from eleven am to
Speaker 4: four pm at the Marriott Marquee and Tom Square. Just
Speaker 4: go to mentalwealthexpo dot com for more information and we'll
Speaker 4: see you on October seventh.
Speaker 8: All right now, when we come back, we got the
Speaker 8: positive no and more so, the Move's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning, everybody, is the j n V.
Speaker 6: Charlamagne de Goude. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Now we got to salute Juicy J for joining us
Speaker 8: this morning, and make sure you pick up his book.
Speaker 4: Very good book man, Salutor Sare and Baker uh you
Speaker 4: know who's his because co writer on that book.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: It's called The Chronicles of the Juice Man. Very very
Speaker 4: interesting book. Even if you're not like a fan of
Speaker 4: Juicy J. And three six bar Field, it's just a
Speaker 4: just a good read, a good a good escape.
Speaker 3: Now if you're if you're a reader, so go pick
Speaker 3: that up.
Speaker 8: And also salute to the women from the Black and
Speaker 8: Missing Foundation that stopped through the to fill us into
Speaker 8: a lot of our women that are still being taken,
Speaker 8: still being kidnapped, and the brothers too and the kids too,
Speaker 8: So salute to those women as well.
Speaker 4: Absolutely. You know, we put out a project called Finding Tamika.
Speaker 4: You know, me and Kevin Hart have a company with
Speaker 4: audible called SBH Productions, and we put out an audio
Speaker 4: scripted documentary called Finding Tamika that the Good Sister Erica
Speaker 4: Alexander and Color Farm did and that's when I, you know,
Speaker 4: first learned of the Black and Missing found because you
Speaker 4: know that case Tamika Houston from Spartanburg, South Carolina is
Speaker 4: what sparked them to create the Black and Missing Foundation.
Speaker 4: So those sisters are doing a phenomenal, fantastic work, So
Speaker 4: saluted them all.
Speaker 8: Right, now you've got a positive note, I do. The
Speaker 8: positive note is simply this man.
Speaker 4: One of the most underrated ingredients for having a good
Speaker 4: life is a clear conscience. To know you aren't out
Speaker 4: here doing people dirty, hiding who you are, are screwing
Speaker 4: people over. That lets you sleep very peaceful at night.
Speaker 4: Because karma is real, energy is contagious. Live accordingly.
Speaker 1: Y'll breakfast, club, do y'all finish or y'all done.