Speaker 1: Good morning us a yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 1: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 2: Yo yo yo, Charlemagne, Peace to the planet. Guess what
Speaker 2: day it is? Guess what day it is? Yes, it's Wednesday,
Speaker 2: it's home day, it's middle.
Speaker 1: Of the week.
Speaker 3: And we got our special guest host, Miko Grimes joining
Speaker 3: us this morning.
Speaker 2: Me hope to be here, co host of Gillis Gilbert
Speaker 2: Arenas's podcast ex Professional basketball Player, and I.
Speaker 4: Got a new podcast, Ask me yes, ask me okay,
Speaker 4: Charlotte Okay, dealing homework. I love it.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning. How you feeling. How you feeling?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 6: It's early.
Speaker 4: I don't know how y'all do this every day, but
Speaker 4: I love it here.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 3: I'm a little tired. I watched the VMA's last night.
Speaker 3: So oh, I was a little tired. You didn't watch
Speaker 3: it last night, No, Charlamagne, you watch it.
Speaker 2: I didn't see none of it. My homegirl was in
Speaker 2: uh In town. From from all over the world, but
Speaker 2: she's from Nigeria. DJ Cuppy so oh I met coffee.
Speaker 2: Yeah we met copy yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yep, so
Speaker 2: we her mom cooked a nice Nigerian meal last night.
Speaker 8: Year.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we was eating dinner. I didn't see nothing
Speaker 2: except for what was on social media, and I barely
Speaker 2: watched that.
Speaker 3: All right, A lot of a lot of dope performances.
Speaker 3: Of course, everybody's been celebrating fifty years of hip hop.
Speaker 3: I'm sure we'll break it.
Speaker 2: Down in the rooms. Who performed two one and all.
Speaker 3: That other good stuff. And today we got some special
Speaker 3: guests joining us from the CEO of the Zeus Network.
Speaker 2: Let me lamel he'll be joining us, Like Lamel, don't
Speaker 2: get enough smoke, because when you think about the history
Speaker 2: of reality television and you think about how, you know,
Speaker 2: we used to talk about Mona Scott. Young people used
Speaker 2: to even give Shannie O'Neil smoke. Let me don't get
Speaker 2: enough smoke for the content that's on the Zeus network.
Speaker 3: Okay, you know, but he's also a brother that created
Speaker 3: a group, well a big franchise.
Speaker 2: He created TV everything, the infrastructure. We're talking about the content.
Speaker 2: I love them for structure.
Speaker 9: Want I'm with you.
Speaker 3: You said you you said you were watching a show
Speaker 3: the other day and how many fights did you see
Speaker 3: in that show?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yeah, Joscelyn's Cabaret. I watched that. I watched the
Speaker 2: episode of Watch That First.
Speaker 3: That doesn't seem like something turn okay, that makes it.
Speaker 2: There was three fights in an hour. Really, yes, bad ones.
Speaker 4: Yes, you're always sad, that's what you watched. Though, for
Speaker 4: those reality shows on Zeus's as the.
Speaker 2: Butt with them, I would think so damn all right,
Speaker 2: Well I can't. I don't see any other reason to watch,
Speaker 2: well said well, him and Natalie None will be joining
Speaker 2: us this morning.
Speaker 3: Natalie, what they called you a bitch asshinja.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to see Natalie. I haven't seen her
Speaker 2: in a long time.
Speaker 3: She wants all the smoke with you, So she'll be
Speaker 3: joining us. And then uh salam, Remy will be joining us.
Speaker 3: He was supposed to were supposed to actually get that
Speaker 3: interview on yesterday, but we pivoted a little bit. We
Speaker 3: hit audible yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yes we did.
Speaker 3: That's right, all right, Well let's get the show crack
Speaker 3: and when we come back front page news testing figure
Speaker 3: out will be joining us.
Speaker 2: Nobody else It is warming here. It was just me
Speaker 2: because I had a sweat show.
Speaker 4: I brought Florida with me.
Speaker 2: What it is, all right? We'll get to it next.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast Cloak. Good morning, Burning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is dj n V Charlamagne to gud. We are
Speaker 3: a breakfast club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 3: We got our guest, special guest co host Meko Grimes
Speaker 3: here and Tesla and figure out Morning Test.
Speaker 5: Good morning DJ and me, Good morning beautiful mego morning.
Speaker 2: Now. Sorry to all the Jets fans.
Speaker 3: Look like Aaron Rodgers is out for the year torn achilles,
Speaker 3: So he won't be playing for yet.
Speaker 2: Does that mean he retires after this? I would think so.
Speaker 6: I don't think so.
Speaker 4: He has some some more stuff to prove, and this
Speaker 4: Achilles is gonna give me more motivation.
Speaker 2: To come back. He's forty years old.
Speaker 9: Though.
Speaker 4: Listen, you don't have to be that mobile anyways to
Speaker 4: be a football a quarterback in the NFL. Yeah, you
Speaker 4: just got them gotta work, that's.
Speaker 2: All the matters. I don't like to see people get hurt.
Speaker 2: But I'll tell you one thing. You're playing my Dallas Cowboys,
Speaker 2: Charle Main hoping Cowboys. This Sunday, go us go ask
Speaker 2: you stupid. Now, let's talk about McCarthy. What's going on
Speaker 2: with McCarthy.
Speaker 5: Well, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced Tuesday he is calling
Speaker 5: on his committees to open a formal impeachment inquiry into
Speaker 5: President Joe Biden, even though he has not proved anything
Speaker 5: that has to do with him profiting off of his
Speaker 5: son hernd And Biden.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 5: The move comes amid increasing pressure from the right flank
Speaker 5: to move ahead with the inquiry, including some on the
Speaker 5: far right who have threatened to alse McCarthy.
Speaker 10: Which they've been doing from the very beginning.
Speaker 5: You may remember that from his speakership if he does
Speaker 5: not move swiftly enough on the investigation.
Speaker 10: Let's take a listen to what he had to say.
Speaker 11: These are allegations of abusive power, obstruction, and corruption, and
Speaker 11: they weren't further investigation by the House of Representatives. That's
Speaker 11: why today I am directing our House committee to open
Speaker 11: a formal impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: Oh God, I'm tired of the tip for tat man.
Speaker 2: This is messy. And when you look at what's happening
Speaker 2: in America right now, folks trying to keep food on
Speaker 2: the table, crime through the roof Supreme Court, rolling back rights,
Speaker 2: and they're doing a tit for tat. I just feel
Speaker 2: like they care about everything except every day American people's lives.
Speaker 2: This is messy now, he's saying.
Speaker 5: MacCarthy is saying that this has to do with over
Speaker 5: twenty million dollars of pavements that went into shell companies
Speaker 5: of Hunter Biden and saying that President Biden was aware
Speaker 5: that he and he used his official office to coordinate deals.
Speaker 5: But again, he's been investigating this for about nine months.
Speaker 5: They haven't came up with any evidence, and Democrats are
Speaker 5: saying this is just mccarthury playing politics to your point, Charlotmagne,
Speaker 5: because he can't get anything done in the House of Representatives,
Speaker 5: he can't get them to vote on anything. They're holding
Speaker 5: their votes, and so this is something that he's saying,
Speaker 5: you know, maybe I can get people to rally around this.
Speaker 5: Democrats saying that it will backfire ultimately because if they
Speaker 5: don't come up with anything, it could ultimately help Democrats
Speaker 5: win on next year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if something was really there, I'm all for it.
Speaker 2: Nobody is above the law. But it feels like, you know,
Speaker 2: this is just get back for a couple of times,
Speaker 2: then peace there guy.
Speaker 10: Yep, putting cases on everybody all of y'all.
Speaker 3: All right, lat is front page News. All right, thank
Speaker 3: you Tess. We've seen in a couple of minutes.
Speaker 10: Absolutely everybody else.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. If
Speaker 3: you need to vent, phone lines of wide open. Let
Speaker 3: us know what's going on in your life. Maybe seeing
Speaker 3: the VMA's tonight last night, you loved it, you hated it.
Speaker 3: Maybe you hate going to work todaycause this morning it
Speaker 3: was a lot of rain. I ain't gon front. It
Speaker 3: was barring, But whatever it may be, call us up
Speaker 3: right now. Phone lines are wide open. Eight hundred five
Speaker 3: eight five one oh five one. Get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. This
Speaker 3: is your time to get it off your chest. Eight
Speaker 3: hundred five eight five one five one. We want to
Speaker 3: hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Hello, this right?
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 12: Dj av Charlamade a dog in Queens from Canada.
Speaker 9: Light.
Speaker 12: I'm the one they chopped off the candles. They stand up.
Speaker 12: I just want to know if you like the candles.
Speaker 12: Charlemagne be there every Thank you for posting it and stuff.
Speaker 12: You know we're from the same hood. I appreciate you
Speaker 12: so much.
Speaker 2: And he said he loved the one called lick me
Speaker 2: all over.
Speaker 3: No, no, I did not see it. Every time I
Speaker 3: like the giants candle. He come and blowed out, you.
Speaker 12: Got your your cowboys candle, Charlemagne.
Speaker 2: That without it's one of the put it backwards so
Speaker 2: we couldn't see what it was.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and I put a I put a cancer in
Speaker 12: the front of it as well, because I know you
Speaker 12: are cancer, Charlemagne.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that. I see it now. I didn't see it.
Speaker 2: They hit it from me. Yeah, you see, I got
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 12: It's how y'all did us on Sunday.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 12: It was so disrespectful.
Speaker 3: Don't talk about that's the past. We don't talking about
Speaker 3: the past.
Speaker 12: Brother, Can I can I shout out my my Instagram
Speaker 12: or people could come just check out the Candle's office
Speaker 12: candle d A N D L E period B E,
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Speaker 12: you got to go to my website anybody and for
Speaker 12: some kids or with the as session and where I
Speaker 12: teach you how to make some candles.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, brother, I'm going hello, who's this
Speaker 2: from de trait?
Speaker 13: How you doing?
Speaker 14: Hi?
Speaker 13: Handy, Hi Shailah, He's not sure what the third person is.
Speaker 1: Hi, Hi God, how you doing?
Speaker 8: Okay?
Speaker 13: So this is something I'm trying to get off my
Speaker 13: chest and I kind of want to talk to DJ
Speaker 13: n V about it.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 13: So I'm a DJ from Detroit and uh I've been
Speaker 13: DJ and restley for about two years now.
Speaker 2: What's uh? DJ?
Speaker 13: Men's the Monsters?
Speaker 2: The monster? Okay?
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 13: So probably like six months ago, I had a DJ
Speaker 13: friend most of my friends they are mailed DJ.
Speaker 10: He showed me.
Speaker 13: Some things and he kind of like switch music with him,
Speaker 13: and then he asked me because he borrowed my stickers.
Speaker 13: I had like two twelve inch evs and some mics
Speaker 13: that I let him borrow. But that was six months ago,
Speaker 13: and I've been like trying to reach out to him,
Speaker 13: call him. It's either he's sick or he can't answer
Speaker 13: my phone calls. So you be in the DJ you
Speaker 13: think I should take this in different matters? Like should
Speaker 13: I take it on Judge Matthews because I believe want
Speaker 13: my speakers back even though.
Speaker 2: I have yes. Matter of fact, you should say his name.
Speaker 2: He took your speakers and didn't bring it back.
Speaker 13: No, his name because then we from de tray.
Speaker 2: I don't want to well, then you can't take that name,
Speaker 2: got to say his name in court. I'm trying to.
Speaker 13: Get vice first at vice ers before I did all that.
Speaker 13: So do you think I should go like another level
Speaker 13: because I feel like he just doing that because I'm female?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean Detroit is a is a big place,
Speaker 3: but it's a small place where everybody knows each other.
Speaker 3: I mean I think you just tell the homies that
Speaker 3: he stole your equipment.
Speaker 4: Well, Philly, right, he's not giving a gag and he's ignoring.
Speaker 13: Yes, he's ignoring the big time. So I don't know
Speaker 13: if that was a good thing that I should do
Speaker 13: to try to like take him the court about it, the.
Speaker 3: Course and the brother that stole dj mes the monster's equipment.
Speaker 3: Give a backup equipment, man, she's DJing, give her back
Speaker 3: up equipment.
Speaker 8: Sorry, thanks so much.
Speaker 2: You can do, Judge matthis all you could do, Judge
Speaker 2: Evanye k Williams, she's got to show coming equal justice,
Speaker 2: equal justice, equal justice.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 13: Okay, thank y'all guys so much.
Speaker 2: All right, have a good one. Yeah, but taking that
Speaker 2: k Williams show, she helped you out. I will all right, man,
Speaker 2: it's crazy. Barron Allen does both those shows. Judge. That's
Speaker 2: the barn Allen's media group.
Speaker 3: Get It off your Chest eight hundred and five eighty
Speaker 3: five one on five one.
Speaker 2: If you need to vent here us up now. It's
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club from today?
Speaker 9: Is it your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 9: Way up?
Speaker 2: Whether you're mad or blast, time to get up and
Speaker 2: get something call him now eight hundred and five eighty
Speaker 2: five one oh five one. We want to hear from
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Speaker 1: A DZ people are going on. Charlotte Mane and his
Speaker 1: coach David. How y'all doing, coach?
Speaker 2: Good morning?
Speaker 1: What's up y'all? How you doing? To the guest me?
Speaker 1: I guess right, I'm sorry if I got the name
Speaker 1: her y go Grimes?
Speaker 2: How you doing again, lady? Good morning?
Speaker 1: Good morning? Hey listen man, you know I'm hitting a
Speaker 1: milestone this weekend. I'm turning fifty. You just want to
Speaker 1: say happy birthday to me. I won't be here on Friday,
Speaker 1: you know, to get my shadow, but I just want
Speaker 1: to do that a little earlier.
Speaker 2: Vic.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, no, doubt I'm going to from the corn
Speaker 1: of tomorrow, so I gotta tele it.
Speaker 2: Brady, all right, you know, don't get you drunk out there.
Speaker 1: Oh not at all. But listen, can I do one thing?
Speaker 1: I'd like to get two shot up if it's possible,
Speaker 1: my man, my man six? Who's who's the man? It's
Speaker 1: this retirement party is this weekend. I can't get there,
Speaker 1: but yo, my men. Graduation And about about two months ago,
Speaker 1: I think y'all had ice Cube up there about the
Speaker 1: Big three. Right. One of the things he talked about
Speaker 1: was the A B A and how the ABA is
Speaker 1: gonna come up. Well, I'm a general manager of the
Speaker 1: Coney Island Sharks and we're the first A B A
Speaker 1: team out of Brooklyn, and our inaudial year is this year, man,
Speaker 1: and I just want everybody to come out. We in
Speaker 1: Kingsboro College in Brooklyn, and we're gonna have a great year.
Speaker 1: And ice Cube is right, we're gonna we're gonna come up,
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Speaker 1: My man Rubert McLaughlin, right, So y'all have a blessed day, man,
Speaker 1: and I appreciate y'all. And uh, like I said, a charloaeae,
Speaker 1: it's a virgo king's birthday. My man is the virgo
Speaker 1: virgos is out here?
Speaker 2: You heard, coach. I don't know why you're telling me that,
Speaker 2: Like I cancer, I'm a cancer? Hello? Who's this?
Speaker 15: Yo?
Speaker 16: We got mac Ritch on the line.
Speaker 2: How y'all doing, mad Rich? Mac Rich?
Speaker 13: Man mac Rich may see man starlet Maine.
Speaker 16: Man, I'm straight out of Somerville, South Carolina, A.
Speaker 2: A four three? What's happening in Somerville? Love? I started
Speaker 2: to say, we used to say that when we was kids.
Speaker 2: So I'm a grown ass man. I ain't calling some
Speaker 2: of those Slummerville to Somerville.
Speaker 16: Hell no, Man, were on the bigger things.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 16: I just want to give a shout out to y'all. Man,
Speaker 16: I'm super proud of you and y'all whole team. Man,
Speaker 16: dj MV Yes, Charla Magne Man, y'all are great people.
Speaker 1: Man, I'm proud of y'all.
Speaker 16: How y'all became.
Speaker 1: Y'all are awesome.
Speaker 12: Man, keep that energy.
Speaker 2: Please, thank you, my brother. You on the way to work.
Speaker 1: I'm on the way to work right now.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 16: You know what it is got to get this money, man,
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Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay, okay, South everybody in West Ashley as well.
Speaker 2: All right, brother, yeah, man.
Speaker 16: I just wanted to take a moment man, and let
Speaker 16: y'all know. Man, I'm super proud of y'all, and I
Speaker 16: appreciate everything y'all do for the people, keeping that good
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Speaker 2: who's this? You know? It's Mark for BA seventy five seven.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 12: It's seven oh three.
Speaker 1: But look this week a jot appreciation league. I think
Speaker 1: the tough and more appreciation because while we y'all knackety
Speaker 1: mills down, everybody in the house is doing for your
Speaker 1: food and barbecue whing late night early more on.
Speaker 2: The Okay, well, let's drive appreciation. We blow the whole
Speaker 2: for us one time. And though if you want you
Speaker 2: to blow him early blow there you go, there you go.
Speaker 2: I have a going off. We saved one of the roads.
Speaker 2: He is truck appreciated, he said, his drive appreciation.
Speaker 4: Shout out my uncle David Moses truck.
Speaker 2: Drivers, Luther David. What do you driving here with?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 17: Okay, yeah, save my life?
Speaker 2: How you saved your life?
Speaker 4: I ran away and he moved me in with him
Speaker 4: and raised me since I was about twelve years old.
Speaker 2: Dope.
Speaker 4: Wo yeah, like a father.
Speaker 2: Most more people need to go get their CDLs by
Speaker 2: the way, Yeah, I remember that used to be a
Speaker 2: thing back in the day.
Speaker 4: My nephew is a driver too. Really yeah, Emmanual Primer.
Speaker 2: See and I bet you didn't make any great money.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's good. He's young too.
Speaker 2: Oh. Get your CDL kids, Devin, Yeah, good morning, Good
Speaker 2: morning now, Devin.
Speaker 3: She says she's a stay at home mom for ten
Speaker 3: years and now she got to go back to work.
Speaker 2: And you're nervous.
Speaker 4: Oh, man, well.
Speaker 8: I went back like a week and a half ago,
Speaker 8: and it's a struggle to switch gears.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: What do you do?
Speaker 8: I worked in a warehouse, uh that exclusively works with Apple.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: We's so nervous about it, Mama. Is it leaving your
Speaker 3: kids or is it well.
Speaker 8: For one, leaving my kids, obviously just being out there
Speaker 8: with because I'm not used to being with adults.
Speaker 2: You're a man.
Speaker 8: I'm struck with kids all day. My oldest is nine
Speaker 8: and I had five.
Speaker 2: Damn yep.
Speaker 3: I mean I could get it because you've been with
Speaker 3: the kids for the last ten years, so you on
Speaker 3: mommy mode and now you gotta have a doupt conversations
Speaker 3: and no blues clues and cocomela.
Speaker 8: Oh yes. And I feel like I had no time
Speaker 8: for anything. I mean I been home for ten years,
Speaker 8: and then the last two I started my own business,
Speaker 8: and now I don't have time for that or extracurricular activities,
Speaker 8: you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: It's just a what happened?
Speaker 2: What happened.
Speaker 8: The end last year. I had my daughter early and
Speaker 8: she spent two months in the YouTube Nick you, I'm sorry,
Speaker 8: and then a week later went back for another two
Speaker 8: weeks because she caught RSV and so bills just started
Speaker 8: piling up and she was in a hospital hour away,
Speaker 8: so we had to he had to stop going to
Speaker 8: work so that we were able to go visit her.
Speaker 8: And I only visit her like once a week because
Speaker 8: we just didn't have the gas or money to do it,
Speaker 8: you know what I mean. Yeah, so everything piling up,
Speaker 8: gotta go back to work. Just see under it, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean?
Speaker 2: All right, well Devin, you stay you stay strong and
Speaker 2: will pray for you, Devin.
Speaker 8: Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 10: I appreciate it.
Speaker 4: So defeated, Yeah, gotta you know, it's funny a lot
Speaker 4: of people would rather go to work than to be
Speaker 4: at home, Like they would rather have something where they
Speaker 4: get clock in and out of. You don't get the
Speaker 4: clock in and out when you're a parent. You on
Speaker 4: the clock twenty four to seven.
Speaker 2: But that's got to be something that you ain't been
Speaker 2: to work in ten years, you know how to get
Speaker 2: back accustomed to waking up to go work.
Speaker 4: So listening to other people tell you what to do.
Speaker 2: God, but yeah, because she had a schedule.
Speaker 3: She probably dropped the kids off at school and this
Speaker 3: one took a nap for this time and yeah this
Speaker 3: but now it's not like I.
Speaker 2: Think she wanted us to give her a pep talk.
Speaker 2: I ain't had nothing for it.
Speaker 4: That's what I.
Speaker 2: Pray for me.
Speaker 4: That's in real life, man. A lot of people have
Speaker 4: been doing it the whole time. Like working, you get
Speaker 4: you get off work and you're still at work at home.
Speaker 4: So I know it's tough, but you know it's an adjustment.
Speaker 4: She's got to push through. Get all them five babies.
Speaker 9: Jesus.
Speaker 2: He's an extracurricular activities boy. No, she had a lot
Speaker 2: of sex with.
Speaker 4: A lot of haunching already happened.
Speaker 2: But you got this, Devin, We got got this, Devin.
Speaker 4: They're strong. Find you something you like to do, that's
Speaker 4: what you should do. Find you something that you really
Speaker 4: like to do, a job you actually enjoy.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred and five eight five, one oh five one.
Speaker 3: Now when we come back, we got rumors. Give us
Speaker 3: a little Tea's what we're talking about.
Speaker 4: Miko on the Room report, we're gonna talk about the
Speaker 4: vm as.
Speaker 9: That's right.
Speaker 3: VMA's last night. Did you see it? Did you watch? Well,
Speaker 3: we'll put you on what happened last night?
Speaker 2: You don't move. It's to Breakfast Club on b ET
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning, everybody at CEJ MV charlamagnea god.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. We got our guest co.
Speaker 3: Host, Miko grind to see y'all what up and let's
Speaker 3: get to the rooms.
Speaker 2: Listen, listen, being a loud mouth.
Speaker 1: I got seventeen years. You need me.
Speaker 6: I have to see this.
Speaker 2: Made it.
Speaker 9: This is the room report.
Speaker 7: Sorry, I'm a true teller.
Speaker 2: We go, run, we go. I got to see baby
Speaker 2: the fites see.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 4: So the twenty twenty three The twenty twenty three VMAs
Speaker 4: took place in New Jersey last night. I did not watch,
Speaker 4: did you guys watch?
Speaker 2: No? I was having Nigerian food, my Nigerian family, sleutha
Speaker 2: cuppy and her mother. No, I did watch last night.
Speaker 2: I've seen some of it last night.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we're gonna talk about it a little bit.
Speaker 4: So Nicki Minaj hosted and she also performed her new
Speaker 4: song last Time I Saw.
Speaker 3: You, and she performed a couple of times last night.
Speaker 3: She also performed in the Hip Hop fifty celebration. She
Speaker 3: saw that any Piggy, anybody Piggy?
Speaker 2: Yes, she did that as well, and she brought out
Speaker 2: a Little Wayne, which was dope. Wow, I thought lowle
Speaker 2: Wayne opened the show.
Speaker 3: No what, She did a part where she said something
Speaker 3: and and she was like MILLI like the Little Wayne record.
Speaker 2: And Milly a Mille a million and Little Wayne. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was that social little way performing uproar. I thought
Speaker 2: they said you opened the show. He came out in
Speaker 2: Hip Hop fifty oh a million millions, wait.
Speaker 4: See what we gotta watch? But she also won Best
Speaker 4: Hip Hop Awards and she had a very interesting acceptance.
Speaker 3: If you don't got but an except the species was like,
Speaker 3: thank you so much, I appreciate it. She was like, uh,
Speaker 3: this side of me and she pointing to the right
Speaker 3: side of what it wants to be mean, and then
Speaker 3: she said, the left side of me wants to be I.
Speaker 2: Don't want to hear you. I want to produced. I
Speaker 2: want the producers. They don't have the audio, but there
Speaker 2: is this. It's just like this. It was just the
Speaker 2: MTV V and as that was on last night, they
Speaker 2: did they had twelve hours to get it. It's not there.
Speaker 2: It's not there. We teased it. So she said, this
Speaker 2: side wants.
Speaker 16: To know me.
Speaker 3: I know every other morning show and have it be happy.
Speaker 3: And then she says, but it's Barbie.
Speaker 4: Shots fired, shots fire.
Speaker 2: No, I want to hear from Nikki. I don't want
Speaker 2: to hear it from Envy. I want to hear the
Speaker 2: audiences that there.
Speaker 4: It's not there, shots fire. Everybody gets you, get gets together. Okay,
Speaker 4: we need the audio anyway. She also did he perform
Speaker 4: last night and he had his son King Combs come
Speaker 4: out and join him on the stage.
Speaker 2: Up half Man, half Drug. Yes, what's up?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 2: Y'all had Diddy audio, but not Nikki. This Nikki hate
Speaker 2: train has to don't start because I can't believe that
Speaker 2: y'all got hate train. This has to say and it.
Speaker 4: Has to be the day I'm on here. You know
Speaker 4: they don't they don't. The barbs don't fool will be either.
Speaker 4: Let me see me.
Speaker 2: Y'all got all these audio clips with Nikki. Y'all got
Speaker 2: some Nikki, you got the speech down. She only hopes
Speaker 2: the show. We got the speech.
Speaker 4: Let's look to the speech.
Speaker 18: I thank you, guys, the people who go out and support,
Speaker 18: the people who never skip a beat on the internet
Speaker 18: helping holding us down, the people who at the tours,
Speaker 18: and you know, I want to just thank you guys
Speaker 18: and MTV, thank you for showcasing Rapp and thank you
Speaker 18: for showing me love.
Speaker 6: And you know, what.
Speaker 2: Should I be mean right now?
Speaker 17: What should I be?
Speaker 6: Nice?
Speaker 2: Mean?
Speaker 4: Nice?
Speaker 6: It's Barbie speech.
Speaker 4: For she won the Best Hip Hop Award. Yeah, you
Speaker 4: didn't do a good impersonation, but that was not good.
Speaker 2: Ted tried and the video award was the Van Got
Speaker 2: Gord Award. An he won the Global Icon Award.
Speaker 3: Right and Mary Mary brought him out and he performed
Speaker 3: for about six minutes. He did uh more money, more problems,
Speaker 3: Benjamin's he did uh.
Speaker 4: Catch that? Please Goodness, look at me.
Speaker 3: He brought out City Girl, He brought out Kresha, Don't
Speaker 3: Forget It.
Speaker 4: He brought out Keisha Cole. That was the best performance
Speaker 4: right there. Keisha Kids sing.
Speaker 2: By the way last night is one of my favorite
Speaker 2: records of all time, Like like.
Speaker 4: Literally, you cannot be in a bad moved when you
Speaker 4: hit even though the song is about.
Speaker 6: I love you so much.
Speaker 7: Let me not.
Speaker 2: Sing to come and take this paint away last night
Speaker 2: last dropping a record, Yeah, last night of my favorite
Speaker 2: records of all time.
Speaker 3: Me, well, they killed it last night. I know we
Speaker 3: gotta wrap up. Dozey Cat. She killed it last night.
Speaker 3: She performed Don't Forget Cardi.
Speaker 4: B Mega Stallion before Bongos.
Speaker 2: Got to play a clip of Bongos dump don't buck
Speaker 2: your mouth for your jumba. I'm coming the bottle talking
Speaker 2: Bongos drown me a lot when I first heard it,
Speaker 2: I didn't get it all the way. Well, it's growing
Speaker 2: on me a lot after seeing the video and that
Speaker 2: and that performance, but even just hearing it, I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 4: But CARDI don't miss, come on, she really does, she
Speaker 4: don't miss. Just don't miss. Sweety had a rough day
Speaker 4: at work, sweetie. I know y'all caught the clips of
Speaker 4: her kind of flubb and that's a hard job. I
Speaker 4: want to just put that out there. That's a hard job.
Speaker 4: It's her first time, but it was very entertaining.
Speaker 2: I got to say, can we hear it? We've got more,
Speaker 2: we got more from your favorite nominees.
Speaker 4: Mark Clips, Mark Lamb and definitely warm music coming your
Speaker 4: way right after the break.
Speaker 18: And you're not gonna want to and you're not gonna
Speaker 18: want to miss what we have up coming on the
Speaker 18: v m A pre show.
Speaker 10: I'm not that's right.
Speaker 2: I know that's right.
Speaker 17: I know that's right, y'all.
Speaker 2: Producers up the teleprompt, I know that's right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it was her first time too. I'm sure
Speaker 4: if she was already nervous and the teleprompter just rolling
Speaker 4: on her.
Speaker 2: Per thing, because you do rehearse that like people don't
Speaker 2: realize that you do rehearse that, so clearly something messed
Speaker 2: up in the teleprompter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well we were too fast. That's that's the sad
Speaker 3: thing about it. Like people are blaming on Sweedi. We
Speaker 3: don't know what happens. And sometimes will teleprompters go.
Speaker 2: Out, There ain't no time.
Speaker 3: Sometimes they move too fast, sometimes they too slow. Like
Speaker 3: you can't blame it for somebody who was, like you said,
Speaker 3: who hasn't done it before.
Speaker 2: If you ain't never read off a prompter, don't judge that.
Speaker 2: That that human That's right. And the beautiful thing about
Speaker 2: being a radio personality, You know, even a comedian like
Speaker 2: you can, you can.
Speaker 4: You don't have to do it work for work.
Speaker 2: You can't catch the weedy all guard like that.
Speaker 4: You know me the freestyle, hold on, let me let
Speaker 4: me catch the all right.
Speaker 2: Well that is your rumor report. Thank you, Miko grind.
Speaker 3: Hopefully next that we'll get you together right, because they
Speaker 3: had you all over the place, they.
Speaker 4: Have all over all right, I'm a play about mine
Speaker 4: all right.
Speaker 3: When we come back, Tesling figure O will be joining
Speaker 3: us for some front page news.
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Speaker 3: Everybody is DJ Envy, Charlamagne the Guy. We are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club. We got our special guest co host Miko Grimes,
Speaker 3: and let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 10: What's going on DJ MV.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Miko and Charlemagne the Guy test good morning.
Speaker 3: Let's right into it, says, let's talk about spider Man
Speaker 3: that escaped out of prison.
Speaker 5: Yeah, for those who remember, this is the guy that
Speaker 5: crab walked up the prison wall last week.
Speaker 10: He is still on the run now.
Speaker 5: The convicted killer who escaped from Eastern Pennsylvania prison nearly
Speaker 5: two weeks ago is considered armed and extremely dangerous now
Speaker 5: after he stole a rifle from the garage of a
Speaker 5: local homeowner, who fired several shots at the fugitive as
Speaker 5: he fled.
Speaker 10: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 2: He's killed two people.
Speaker 4: Previously, I would suspect that he's desperate enough to use
Speaker 4: that weapon.
Speaker 2: We have considered him dangerous right from the very start.
Speaker 9: It changes nothing. We have always considered him to be
Speaker 9: a risk.
Speaker 2: We just now absolutely know that he has a weapon.
Speaker 2: And then he stablished girlfriend like thirty eight times.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he was convicted for murder. We talked about that
Speaker 5: earlier this week. So yeah, he's definitely you know, armed
Speaker 5: and dangerous. Literally now, so folks there are you know,
Speaker 5: concerned and you know, making sure they're keeping an eye out.
Speaker 10: And this guy's just I guess what.
Speaker 5: He's been spotted like what nine times, and they can't
Speaker 5: catch him. And they just can't catch this guy. He
Speaker 5: literally might be Spider Man for real.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's going on? This man escaped from prison and
Speaker 2: he's been on the run for nine days. Don't let
Speaker 2: the conspiracy theorists and me start going it's just one
Speaker 2: of them super soldiers they was working on and he escaped.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, What the hell's happening out here?
Speaker 2: Why do they want him free? Why are they letting
Speaker 2: him be free for these nine days? Why did they
Speaker 2: let him out in the first place. What they're going
Speaker 2: on here?
Speaker 3: They're telling people don't don't go near him because he's
Speaker 3: extremely dangerous. It was like, you know, people are out
Speaker 3: and about stay in the house. There was like this
Speaker 3: dude is serious business. So and they said, let the
Speaker 3: authorities get him, don't don't try to at vigilant tea
Speaker 3: and trying to get him yourself.
Speaker 2: Didn't somebody shoot at him?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he shot at him, But now nine days, doesn't
Speaker 4: that mean that he did a good job. A great
Speaker 4: joice is amazing skill.
Speaker 2: The fact is, remember I'm talking about that the other day.
Speaker 2: You know, they should have a reality show to where
Speaker 2: if you are able to escape from prison and able
Speaker 2: to elude what's the word police, allude police for a
Speaker 2: certain amount of time, they got to cut some time
Speaker 2: off times. I ain't saying that you should let him out,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. I'm saying you got to
Speaker 2: cut a little bit of you got light.
Speaker 4: Your extra juice or something in prison, something juice life.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and when you got se let the authorities have
Speaker 5: I mean literally over five hundred law enforced enforcement officers
Speaker 5: have been trying to get this guy. The police, the FBI,
Speaker 5: the ATM, and U. S. Marshalls on your guy, all
Speaker 5: your skills.
Speaker 2: Anti ducking bullets and he broke into somebody house and
Speaker 2: they shot at him and he ducking bullets. Something A right, y'all,
Speaker 2: what was he before? Like, what was his background?
Speaker 10: We only know I didn't look into his background. We
Speaker 10: don't know or yeah, I have no idea.
Speaker 1: I didn't know.
Speaker 5: He murdered his girlfriend and you know this, this is
Speaker 5: where we're all were getting to know him now.
Speaker 10: But he got mad skills. I know that for sure.
Speaker 2: By the way, I don't believe in not engaging. If
Speaker 2: the man killed his girlfriend and they said he threat
Speaker 2: if you see him in your yard or something.
Speaker 4: Take him down.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well he tried, but I guess he wasn't a
Speaker 5: good shot because he tried, so shout out to the homeowner.
Speaker 2: But tried.
Speaker 5: The hall one was definitely strapped up because he had
Speaker 5: a gun on him and then the guy stole his
Speaker 5: other rifle, so he was ready to go.
Speaker 4: He just missed.
Speaker 10: So we'll keep following the story.
Speaker 2: Now, let's talk about this sad story and a police
Speaker 2: training exercise.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I wanted to bump this story back up. The
Speaker 5: story is actually old. It happened August four, twenty twenty two,
Speaker 5: but the shade room released the video, the actual video
Speaker 5: last night of the incident, so a lot of folks
Speaker 5: were talking about it, sending it to me, Oh did
Speaker 5: you hear about the story? And I wanted to remind
Speaker 5: it's actually an old story and people maybe didn't catch it.
Speaker 10: So let's take a listen and we'll talk about it.
Speaker 19: Police say the training session was held in a lower
Speaker 19: level room at the Anacostia Library on Good Hope Road Southeast.
Speaker 19: Its purpose was to teach a group of DC Library
Speaker 19: police officers how to use an extendable police baton. Sources
Speaker 19: familiar with the investigation tell News for that when the trainer,
Speaker 19: described by officials as a retired MPD lieutenant, drew a
Speaker 19: pistol to illustrate how quickly it could be done, he
Speaker 19: fired one shot, striking an officer in the chest. She
Speaker 19: was unconscious and not breathing. When emergency responders arrived around
Speaker 19: three thirty pm. DC Police Chief Robert Conte spoke at
Speaker 19: the scene. He was asked why the training included real
Speaker 19: bullets known as live ammunition.
Speaker 11: I don't have answers as to why the live firearm
Speaker 11: was in an aspaton training.
Speaker 9: I don't have those answers. For you right now.
Speaker 2: That's that. Yeah.
Speaker 5: So she was a twenty five year old Marcilla Mayon
Speaker 5: and a lot of people you know were really you
Speaker 5: know shocked by the story. A young woman, a black woman,
Speaker 5: and again it was just during the training. And so
Speaker 5: in that actual video you see you know him panic
Speaker 5: because it was an accident, and just wanted to give
Speaker 5: everybody the background. This is why a lot of this
Speaker 5: stuff takes a long time, you know, to go through
Speaker 5: the process. They went through a lot of pushing, you know,
Speaker 5: for him to have some criminal charges and so it
Speaker 5: took about a year for all of this to kind
Speaker 5: of you know come out in that video.
Speaker 10: So his name was.
Speaker 5: Jesse Porter and he was he played guilty to involuntary
Speaker 5: manslaughter while armed and unlawful discharge and he was sentenced
Speaker 5: to three years.
Speaker 10: So again old story.
Speaker 5: But when the clip went out yesterday, the facts weren't
Speaker 5: attached to it on what actually happened. Folks were saying, oh,
Speaker 5: he needs to go to jail, what's gonna happen next,
Speaker 5: and so all of that has already happened. So just
Speaker 5: kind of shows you, you know, it takes a while
Speaker 5: to go through the process.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very sad case.
Speaker 3: I mean, anybody who's been through any type of gun training,
Speaker 3: the first thing they tell you is never point the
Speaker 3: gun at somebody and make sure the gun is unladed
Speaker 3: so gun accidentally does go off.
Speaker 2: It's never pointed at a person.
Speaker 3: Also, even if if you're shooting any type of movie
Speaker 3: or series or anything like that, it might look like
Speaker 3: the gun is pointing at somebody, but they never point
Speaker 3: at the person. It's always a little off to the
Speaker 3: side where the look pointing at somebody, which is very
Speaker 3: weird of why he was actually pointing a gun at somebody,
Speaker 3: because that's the first thing they tell you.
Speaker 2: You never point the firearm at somebody. A stupid question.
Speaker 2: But why did they use real ammo during training?
Speaker 10: Well, that's the whole thing.
Speaker 4: You have to Even when I went and got my
Speaker 4: license to carry, they tell you they make you sign
Speaker 4: paperwork that actually says if you get shot while you're training,
Speaker 4: you can't suit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they have.
Speaker 5: But in this yeah, yeah, in this particular case, he
Speaker 5: was not supposed to have live AMMO. This was in
Speaker 5: a library, so this was not on like at a
Speaker 5: training site or you know, actual you know, weaponsite. This
Speaker 5: was in a DC library. And she was just trying
Speaker 5: to They were teaching them how to be you know,
Speaker 5: cops for library. So he wasn't supposed to have AMMO
Speaker 5: at all. Devin was supposed to have live AMMO. They
Speaker 5: don't even know why. That's why the sheep was saying,
Speaker 5: I don't know why he had those things. So it
Speaker 5: was actually against the law, you know, against the law
Speaker 5: with DC laws.
Speaker 10: So this this was just a sad incident all the
Speaker 10: way around.
Speaker 2: That's horrible, man. All right, Well that is Front Page News.
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Speaker 3: Now when we come back, we have the CEO of
Speaker 3: the Zeus Network, Lamel, and also Natalie None.
Speaker 2: Natalie None. I ain't seen Natalie None in a long time.
Speaker 3: Well I've seen them last week on Live when you
Speaker 3: call your bitch ass Ninja.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and Lamel be pushing that type of stuff. That's
Speaker 2: what that's what we need to get on. Okay, y'all
Speaker 2: be letting lamel walk around out here with no smoke,
Speaker 2: and I don't understand why. Okay, I just want every listen,
Speaker 2: we all get smoked right, one different thing, So I
Speaker 2: want him to get his fast as smoke because I
Speaker 2: don't see it. Am I tripping you?
Speaker 1: Not?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: All right, We're gonna kick it with them when we
Speaker 3: come back, so don't move. It's the Breakfast Club, Good morning,
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Oh why did you feel like we canceled your interview?
Speaker 6: Because I was told that we were gonna come up
Speaker 6: here last week when the batties were here, and then
Speaker 6: I was like, why are we not invited anymore? I
Speaker 6: don't know one. We have multiple publicists, so they must
Speaker 6: have lied schedule. But I'm here.
Speaker 17: Now, let's let's get into.
Speaker 6: I'm still I've been wanting to come up here for
Speaker 6: years after that interview years ago became it was not Natalie, okay,
Speaker 6: will you still be talking?
Speaker 2: But I think what happened was somebody took a clip
Speaker 2: with an old interview and repurposed.
Speaker 6: It because it's been going around again. Yes, and I
Speaker 6: was annoyed.
Speaker 2: All over and you were annoyed all over again. I
Speaker 2: understand that what were you annoyed about in that conversation.
Speaker 6: Everything because you're because you because you used to just
Speaker 6: be like I don't know, because I feel like over
Speaker 6: the years you have gotten a little bit more like
Speaker 6: you just used to be an asshole. And it was
Speaker 6: just like to the point where like cringe to come
Speaker 6: up here.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: I mean I was always I was like, let's go.
Speaker 6: It gave me Donkey of the Day on a Friday before.
Speaker 6: Do you remember that you used to go in so
Speaker 6: And then the video came back up and I was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm about to go back up to the breakfast club
Speaker 6: because we got to have a conversation.
Speaker 2: Well, I apologize if anything.
Speaker 6: Then he was just like, well it was bad girls
Speaker 6: club days and he was like, Oh, you're a big
Speaker 6: chin loud mouth.
Speaker 3: You're never gonna do anything that sounds like that, sounds
Speaker 3: like sounds like.
Speaker 2: Things.
Speaker 6: It's funny though, And I was just sitting in the
Speaker 6: chair and I was I was younger, so I was like,
Speaker 6: what the like? But no, he just you know, used
Speaker 6: to be rude. A lot of reality TV stars really
Speaker 6: always us to feel some type of way coming up here,
Speaker 6: especially the females.
Speaker 2: I apologize to you if that means anything, thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you. Yeah. But I'm gonna get on lamel ass though,
Speaker 2: because lamel out here, you know, with this damn Zeus
Speaker 2: network bringing down the Black community one show at a time,
Speaker 2: We're gonna get on the We're gonna get on your ass.
Speaker 6: I'm still a bad girl, So you want to be careful.
Speaker 3: Look, a lot of people do feel that, they feel
Speaker 3: like that Zeus is a low when it comes to
Speaker 3: our people, showing the fighting, showing the things that sometimes
Speaker 3: make our community look bad.
Speaker 2: What is your response to that?
Speaker 20: You know, we're telling real, authentic stories. You know, we
Speaker 20: were giving out, you know, opportunities to all sorts of folks.
Speaker 20: I don't look at it like I'm doing anything different
Speaker 20: than HBO and Netflix.
Speaker 2: And that's fiction though.
Speaker 20: Oh they have a lot of reality shows. They have
Speaker 20: a lot of unscripted shows that.
Speaker 2: I ain't never see Nobody on HBO get busted over
Speaker 2: the head and have a gas so deep that they
Speaker 2: had to go get stitches.
Speaker 20: Hey, listen, HBO has shows like real sex. They have
Speaker 20: shows that they end up showing the real you know,
Speaker 20: I don't know.
Speaker 17: I think I think for me because I'm black.
Speaker 20: Owned you know, we're young, renewed or hot. I think
Speaker 20: you know, people are feeling away.
Speaker 2: And I commend you on the infrastructure. I commend you
Speaker 2: on what you've built. It's hard to build any type
Speaker 2: of subscription based platform to have. I think you got
Speaker 2: like a million subscribers. Yeah, we have.
Speaker 17: He does this every time.
Speaker 2: We have a lot of subscriber got a lot of subscribers,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. So I commend that.
Speaker 20: But you know, green lighting, you know Kashan and Blue
Speaker 20: Face show, that wasn't me bringing now in the black community.
Speaker 20: I mean that's that we just you know, we allowed
Speaker 20: them to tell their story in their way.
Speaker 17: We made sure it was raw, it was real, uncensored, unfiltered.
Speaker 3: A lot of people didn't like that because they were
Speaker 3: fighting each other during it and it was showed. And
Speaker 3: I guess people want to know is their balance on
Speaker 3: your network and not just continuous.
Speaker 2: The problem fighting.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't think it's a positive show, is
Speaker 3: there or this? Because in all these networks.
Speaker 17: That I mean, well we have, we have tons of
Speaker 17: shows on the platform.
Speaker 20: I think folks highlights some of our you know, our
Speaker 20: hit shows, and that's the ones that they focus on.
Speaker 20: But I think we have We have fitness shows, we
Speaker 20: have short form content, we have some scripted we have
Speaker 20: those is Andrea has a show on the network. I
Speaker 20: think we have dating shows, you know, one more chance.
Speaker 20: We had Tokyo Tony's dating show, beat Simone Quay Bobby
Speaker 20: Lights early days around the time we first long Have
Speaker 20: you have the Real Black China? That I mean that
Speaker 20: was a real show, had a lot of heart. I
Speaker 20: mean our shows have you know, uh so many different
Speaker 20: components to it. I think that the Battie Show Baddie's
Speaker 20: is one of our hit shows. I think Jocelyn's Cabaret
Speaker 20: is is a hit show, and I think people focus
Speaker 20: on that Krashan Bluefish.
Speaker 17: Those are hit shows.
Speaker 2: I watched the hour I watched Jocelyn's Cabaret for the
Speaker 2: first time. Last week, just Hilarius had me watch an episode.
Speaker 2: I saw three fights in one episode. Jesus, the girl
Speaker 2: got hit so bad. She had a gas so deep
Speaker 2: in her head that she had to go through the
Speaker 2: hot Right, y'all.
Speaker 3: Don't play like the other networks, like I know, VH
Speaker 3: one and MTV. Sometimes if there is a fight, the
Speaker 3: person is suspended. That, y'all just is reality's reality.
Speaker 20: I mean, there are there are consequences for things that happen,
Speaker 20: you know, on set, when people do things. I mean,
Speaker 20: I look, I'm a little different than most CEOs when
Speaker 20: it comes to working with certain folks.
Speaker 17: When things happen.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 20: I think we have a great relationship with a lot
Speaker 20: of our content partners. I'm a little bit more lenient
Speaker 20: when it comes to certain things, I understand. I mean,
Speaker 20: we have real conversations about things that happen, whether it's
Speaker 20: Natalie or Jocelyn or China or Blue Face Kashan. I mean,
Speaker 20: we have real conversations. So you know, I understand. I'm
Speaker 20: just a little bit more you know, flexible.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 20: We're not a traditional network. You know, we're non traditional.
Speaker 20: We're independent, we are black owned, and so you know,
Speaker 20: we understand the folks that we're working with as well.
Speaker 17: Some of them, you know, may not pass the psyche balls, y'all.
Speaker 20: We if we need to do something, we'll do some
Speaker 20: we do background checks, we do, we do we do
Speaker 20: our due diligence when it comes to folks that we
Speaker 20: work with. But for me, it's just about giving people
Speaker 20: an opportunity to tell their story, and some networks aren't
Speaker 20: looking to work with people.
Speaker 17: I see value.
Speaker 20: I see value in all of our cast members, all
Speaker 20: of our talent, all of our content partners, and so
Speaker 20: I think everybody's different, everybody has a different story to tell,
Speaker 20: and we just provide those opportunities.
Speaker 17: To have to have hundreds of people.
Speaker 20: Working for your network given jobs. I mean that's on
Speaker 20: and in front of the screen and behind the scenes
Speaker 20: is a big deal for me.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you, how did for people that don't know,
Speaker 3: you know, what was the idea of this network? How'd
Speaker 3: you get this network started? And how did you get
Speaker 3: it off the ground. He was in a club and
Speaker 3: saw a bunch of girls.
Speaker 2: There you go. I mean, that's exactly what's on saving room.
Speaker 2: We can record it on on a team.
Speaker 20: Not at all, No, I think for me, originally I
Speaker 20: wanted to launch a television network. I come from working
Speaker 20: with parents who owned networks, so I just I just
Speaker 20: thought it was you come from parents that owns television networks.
Speaker 2: Okay, oh your parents owned like low Goo cable, Yeah yeah.
Speaker 20: Yeah, And so for me it was just important to
Speaker 20: launch my own network. But I felt like the Netflix
Speaker 20: model was the new wave, you know all about convenience
Speaker 20: choice and control, you know, subscription model, you know vod
Speaker 20: all that stuff was just like the new wave, and
Speaker 20: so for me, I just.
Speaker 17: Wanted to get ahead of it.
Speaker 20: And you know, I aggregated a lot of content partners,
Speaker 20: and kind of my model or philosophy in the beginning was,
Speaker 20: you know, we're putting the hands back into the power
Speaker 20: of the content creators, and you know, we want to
Speaker 20: empower them. We wanted to let them tell their stories,
Speaker 20: and so we I guess I aggregated a lot of
Speaker 20: folks to come be a part of the network. So
Speaker 20: I think for me it was just it was just
Speaker 20: really about empowering the content, you know, creators and the
Speaker 20: talent and giving them different types of deals and allowing
Speaker 20: them to tell their stories.
Speaker 17: And so for me, I launched a network in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 20: We've been up and running for over five years, and
Speaker 20: you know it's been growing and scaling ever since.
Speaker 2: And so when did you stop making money?
Speaker 5: Did?
Speaker 2: When did you stop making money? How long?
Speaker 17: Let me take it took it took a minute to
Speaker 17: make some money. It was a little bit of trial
Speaker 17: and error.
Speaker 20: Uh, and you know, we a little bit of experimentation
Speaker 20: when it comes to certain projects.
Speaker 2: But how much is a subscription?
Speaker 17: Six six dollars nine five nine?
Speaker 3: And what was the what was the first show were
Speaker 3: about to do? The math was what was your first
Speaker 3: show to take off? That was like, oh, this is it.
Speaker 20: We had a couple of shows we had, you know,
Speaker 20: blame it on Quashow actually did fairly well for us
Speaker 20: when we first like started moving and getting things going and.
Speaker 17: Me simone show did really well.
Speaker 2: Then you know, One.
Speaker 20: More Chance, Uh, one More Chance did really well, and
Speaker 20: and then Black China just kind of really took us
Speaker 20: over the top.
Speaker 3: Put everybody, it's DJ n V, Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 3: are to Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Lameel
Speaker 3: Plumber and Natalie Nunne. You know, he's the CEO of
Speaker 3: the ZEUS network. And now what about the partnership with
Speaker 3: Floyd Maywell?
Speaker 9: Was that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 9: That was great.
Speaker 20: We we you know, we partnered with Floyd and the
Speaker 20: Money team and shout out to you know, Daryl Farmer
Speaker 20: and Wall and uh you know that profitable Yeah, Rella
Speaker 20: and Jonah, Yeah, they all did a great job making
Speaker 20: it happen.
Speaker 17: But Floyd loves working with us. We love working with Floyd.
Speaker 17: We we do good business together.
Speaker 20: You know, he's a great partner, and uh, the fights
Speaker 20: are fun.
Speaker 6: I did.
Speaker 20: I was on the undercard her another Floyd Floyd. You know,
Speaker 20: we are talking about some some some other fights.
Speaker 2: But that fight looked so pitiful. It looked like y'all
Speaker 2: were so damned tight.
Speaker 17: I was.
Speaker 6: I wanted to keep going. It was her who just
Speaker 6: fell to the ground, like, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: Get she was tired? Did you have a chin guard on?
Speaker 1: Oh? You know what.
Speaker 2: Today? Not today?
Speaker 6: Listen, I'm gonna slide to listen.
Speaker 3: That you posted a picture and everybody thought you had surgery.
Speaker 3: They thought you show in your chin. I didn't even know
Speaker 3: that that's possible.
Speaker 2: But him, nobody That wasn't room. But I didn't never
Speaker 2: see that. Listen.
Speaker 6: Was that a room? It was a rumor, and it's
Speaker 6: a rumor. But I feel like what happened was when
Speaker 6: I first got in Hollywood, I was like probably one
Speaker 6: hundred and twenty five pounds. I was like twenty four
Speaker 6: years old. So you know, past forward thirteen years, my
Speaker 6: body's changed. I like when people grow into there whatever,
Speaker 6: so I'm like I grew into my chin now the
Speaker 6: fact I have nothing else to talk about.
Speaker 2: I mentioned you too, so you didn't get there was.
Speaker 6: No I didn't get. No, I just got I gained
Speaker 6: more weight, like well, not one hundred and twenty five
Speaker 6: pounds anymore. So yeah, I put it on in my face.
Speaker 17: I guess I don't know you loot. There's nothing wrong
Speaker 17: with no.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Nikki said something about it when she said something
Speaker 6: about my chin in her new song. There was a
Speaker 6: whole viral moment that I had my chin. No, because
Speaker 6: that's cys, that's big cis.
Speaker 2: You know, check something like that.
Speaker 6: Yea, she said, yeah, even if you guys are annoying,
Speaker 6: because that everybody does this everywhere we go. She just said,
Speaker 6: even if my name was Natalie Nunne can check me.
Speaker 2: That's a good double times. Did you be chin checking people?
Speaker 15: You know?
Speaker 2: What about in the winter when you wear a chin
Speaker 2: chill you know.
Speaker 6: It's sho And then when I get on his ass
Speaker 6: then he's mad that when I just randomly in that
Speaker 6: bars in New York, sho.
Speaker 2: The only thing I thought about that video was I
Speaker 2: was like, which one of y'all canceled? Natalie not the
Speaker 2: interview because I didn't know nothing about it. We didn't
Speaker 2: know nothing about it.
Speaker 6: I guess it was I don't know. It was like
Speaker 6: three different publicists at work, obviously at Zeus and then.
Speaker 2: My puble was y'all were up here after the old one.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm like, Yeah, it's never a problem. Be
Speaker 2: a few times like three. That's why would be banning.
Speaker 16: He him my chin.
Speaker 2: He didn't ban me.
Speaker 6: So that's why I'm here.
Speaker 2: Actually, acronym Natalie. Why do people think you're scared of?
Speaker 2: Josly Just hilarious.
Speaker 6: I know, just just has favorites. That's okay, my.
Speaker 17: Favorite just got y'all got a little thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she just.
Speaker 6: That she don't want to do that. I don't have
Speaker 6: a problem with okay. So look, let's let's be very clear.
Speaker 6: I think with Jocelyn and I, you know, we both
Speaker 6: I feel like we both came into the industry around
Speaker 6: the same time. We could say in the reality TV
Speaker 6: world that Lane, you know, she owned her lane at
Speaker 6: the time for Love and Hip Hop, and I definitely
Speaker 6: owned the Bad Girls Club. We all can just say
Speaker 6: that about the two of us. So, you know, when
Speaker 6: it came down to me coming to Zeus, I think
Speaker 6: she was already like three seasons in on Johnson's Cabaret,
Speaker 6: and I've always supported her shop like I've always reposted,
Speaker 6: posted it up. I mean, given you agree to thatt me,
Speaker 6: I've always I don't. It was never like a you know,
Speaker 6: but I think, you know, when once Battis came and
Speaker 6: kind of did our thing and started taking off a
Speaker 6: little more, and now obviously the season four, I think
Speaker 6: it started becoming more of just like a competition in
Speaker 6: the sense of like who's the queen of Zeus or
Speaker 6: whose show is running Zeus?
Speaker 20: You know, listen, I'll say they both they both doing
Speaker 20: an amazing job. I love Jocelyn, I love Natalie, I
Speaker 20: love all our content partners. I think that, you know,
Speaker 20: it's just a little healthy competitions. Jocelyn show does incredibly
Speaker 20: well and shout out to Joson Ballistic the success of
Speaker 20: Johnson's Cabaret. We just you know, Jocelyn's Jocelyn's Cabaret in
Speaker 20: New York is Aeron is doing incredibly well. I have
Speaker 20: a great relationship with both of them. They do interact sometimes,
Speaker 20: and you know, it's been a little up and down
Speaker 20: time and time, but I think for the most part,
Speaker 20: I think they do.
Speaker 6: Yes, we do sometimes. I mean I would, but I
Speaker 6: don't know if she would.
Speaker 2: But why only record that?
Speaker 17: I mean I would Jocelyn.
Speaker 20: Jocelyn's focus is on our music in her show. I
Speaker 20: don't think she wants to do that.
Speaker 2: I think she could an agree with you for the
Speaker 2: right y'all make a lot of money.
Speaker 17: Hey, I'm down.
Speaker 6: No, it's not it's it's it's not like a. I
Speaker 6: also think people stir it up. I think people like
Speaker 6: jazz or people like she well, she said, you know,
Speaker 6: she'll say things like, oh, you know the comedian. I know, listen,
Speaker 6: I let everybody live, okay. Well, originally just she started
Speaker 6: off by saying that Tanisha was her favorite from Bag
Speaker 6: Girls Club and that I shouldn't be running Bad Girls
Speaker 6: Club over at Zeus. That's how it started, and I
Speaker 6: was like, what is she talking about? Like, you know,
Speaker 6: so she started with that. Then the second thing was
Speaker 6: when Kashan and Blueface's show came and you know, my
Speaker 6: name's in the credits as an executive producer. She went
Speaker 6: on to say Natalie is exploiting Kashan and making all
Speaker 6: this money off of her, and there's a whole thing
Speaker 6: on YouTube if you google it like she just went
Speaker 6: on a rant and so I just be like, how
Speaker 6: is another female? Are you going to be mad at
Speaker 6: me for just working? I'm just doing my job. Like
Speaker 6: let me said, you know, we're just following people's stories.
Speaker 6: I'm not telling Krashan to do this. I'm not telling
Speaker 6: Kshan to you know, We're just following them. It's just raw,
Speaker 6: uncensored you know, uh, whatever they're doing. So I'm like,
Speaker 6: how am I exploiting her?
Speaker 2: Like what? Like, you know, the only thing I would
Speaker 2: correct just on is not just you exploiting her? Is
Speaker 2: let me too.
Speaker 6: No, but we're not. We're not.
Speaker 2: Jo shows.
Speaker 17: First of all, I love Jess.
Speaker 9: He's great.
Speaker 2: Oh god, I sex.
Speaker 20: You guys were getting into it. I was trying to
Speaker 20: calm her down and I was like, hey, you know.
Speaker 17: She got into Yeah.
Speaker 6: We were at let me sponsor that Tycoon weekend, one
Speaker 6: of the sponsors with.
Speaker 17: Fifty and they were kind of having a little thing.
Speaker 7: But I.
Speaker 17: Yeah, she was.
Speaker 6: Bottom drink like you we're just talking.
Speaker 20: Listen Jess, just Jess, Jess and that they both listened
Speaker 20: to me in that moment. It was it was we
Speaker 20: diffuse it. And you know, I don't think they've talked
Speaker 20: ever since, but I think you guys should talk.
Speaker 6: And this is.
Speaker 17: What did you ask me about Rashan were exploiting.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what you can see what I
Speaker 3: think that they don't know. We're telling grown people.
Speaker 6: We cannot tell.
Speaker 20: First of all, I don't I don't exploit Blue Face
Speaker 20: and Krashan. They're very their executive producers. They're very aware
Speaker 20: of what we're filming. They are very hands on with
Speaker 20: the post production aspect. They watched the cuts before they
Speaker 20: are released. They give notes. They are very hands on.
Speaker 20: We don't even exploy. We don't exploit. We don't exploit
Speaker 20: our talent. We don't exploit, and that that narrative, he's
Speaker 20: the stop. I mean, everybody is pretty.
Speaker 17: Hands on and aware. We don't control what people do.
Speaker 20: I can't control, Like there's no universe where I can
Speaker 20: control Tommy and how she comes off on camera. She did,
Speaker 20: she did a great job. She was a producer, she
Speaker 20: was hands on with Batti's West and I love Tommy.
Speaker 17: She's great.
Speaker 20: But she's gonna be Tommy, just like I have no
Speaker 20: control over Natalie. She's gonna do Natalie.
Speaker 17: I have no control over the blue Face Kashan. You know, Jocelyn.
Speaker 20: I love all of them, and you know, I appreciate
Speaker 20: that they love the relationship with me and Zeus and
Speaker 20: they do their thing, and I think that people appreciate,
Speaker 20: which is part of the success of Zeus at this
Speaker 20: current time. You know, the real realness, in the rawness
Speaker 20: of in the authenticity piece of it all.
Speaker 2: I will keep a lock. We got more with Lamel Plumber,
Speaker 2: Natalie Nothing.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast Luve of the morning, burning everybody in
Speaker 3: dej n V. Charlamage the God we are to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We're still kicking it with Lamel Plumber and Natalie None.
Speaker 3: You know, he's the CEO of the Zeus network.
Speaker 2: Cha you do have a double major in sociology, sociology
Speaker 2: and communication, which when you was here ten years ago,
Speaker 2: that's one of the things I said. I was like,
Speaker 2: don't you want to utilize Yeah, those degrees. Do you
Speaker 2: feel like you're utilizing them?
Speaker 6: Yes, for sure. I feel like now that I'm like
Speaker 6: executive producing Baddies, I deal with all of the girls
Speaker 6: every day like I'm hands on, you know, with Lemmy
Speaker 6: and the team, whether it's casting, you know, working with
Speaker 6: the girls on camera and off camera. Just you know,
Speaker 6: I feel like my communications degree definitely helps that field
Speaker 6: because for some reason, I could smack the shit out
Speaker 6: of a girl we still have a conversation five minutes
Speaker 6: after and then even then, you know, sociology, I really
Speaker 6: understand a lot of the girls and and just any
Speaker 6: even the bad boys, like you know, the study of
Speaker 6: people is really you know what sociology is. So I
Speaker 6: feel like I definitely am able to utilize both of
Speaker 6: my degrees. I think I told you that before, even
Speaker 6: you know, when I was up here years ago. But
Speaker 6: like reality TV, I think that is really what's helped
Speaker 6: me be a reality star and now even like a
Speaker 6: b because I can literally sit there listen to them
Speaker 6: get I get it, I get it, and you know,
Speaker 6: work with.
Speaker 2: Them, and it's helped you to manipulate people, right because
Speaker 2: because you know what you're doing on social media, and
Speaker 2: I guess that's the only thing that I'd be tripping
Speaker 2: off because like you know, even last week when you
Speaker 2: went to the whole tirade. Oh but I'm like, and
Speaker 2: what's I do? Know what I'm doing? I know, y'all
Speaker 2: just wake up, just just just make up, make up.
Speaker 2: But I know, but I know these things, and I
Speaker 2: guess that's the only thing.
Speaker 17: And he's a great story of producer, is really good.
Speaker 2: I just want people to see that side because people
Speaker 2: do follow you, they do watch you, and I think
Speaker 2: you owe it to these people to show them all
Speaker 2: of that whole totality of Natalie Nhing.
Speaker 6: I think they they're getting it. I mean that the
Speaker 6: thing is is like I do feel like I live
Speaker 6: two lives. And I'm gonna be honest because I you know,
Speaker 6: I'm on reality shows with other females that you probably
Speaker 6: would not see me with all the time and every day.
Speaker 6: But we're living together for a month and a half,
Speaker 6: two months whatever while we're filming, and then I go home,
Speaker 6: you know, have like family and so you know, my
Speaker 6: friends from home, and so it is like a balance
Speaker 6: for me. I have to you know, tap back into
Speaker 6: you know, being the boss baddie.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 6: I don't really I'm not on the show like Bad
Speaker 6: Girls Club ten years ago, like being manipulative and do that.
Speaker 6: I actually am in just sitting there like how can
Speaker 6: we figure this out? Girls? Like you know, you guys
Speaker 6: want to fight it out, fight it out if not
Speaker 6: like you know, so I have grown up, but I
Speaker 6: can still be very manipulative, you know, special sociology degree.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, and you was an athlete and you go
Speaker 2: to the Junior Olympics.
Speaker 6: I did, and I played soccer at USC.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying that, like people need to
Speaker 2: see that. That's why I get frustrated at because I'm like,
Speaker 2: You're more than just the.
Speaker 17: Reality show, for sure.
Speaker 6: I mean, but I feel like over the what is
Speaker 6: it fourteen years now of me being on reality TV?
Speaker 6: People know that, you know, they know, they know, they know.
Speaker 2: How do you keep yourself from really getting mad? Like
Speaker 2: when you like, when you're really about to get upset, Like,
Speaker 2: what do you do? Chin up, shoulders back, breathe yourself.
Speaker 2: You got this is what he does. Let's chin up,
Speaker 2: shoulder back. You got this. That's a technique your therapist.
Speaker 6: Again, smack. Why the thing is is you know the girls,
Speaker 6: dude still to this day, and I think at this
Speaker 6: point because of where I'm at, you know, like even
Speaker 6: especially at Zeus, I mean that everybody wants to be
Speaker 6: at the top, so they find a way to come
Speaker 6: for me, whether you know, if it's Tommy coming on
Speaker 6: my show. And again like I got in the ring
Speaker 6: with Tommy. We did our big one. We fought at
Speaker 6: the reunion because it was it was more than just
Speaker 6: the words and the bickering. Now it's like you're trying
Speaker 6: to come for a spot that's not your spot, and
Speaker 6: let's just be very clear, like you're just you're on
Speaker 6: my show, which is Baddies is my show, and have.
Speaker 17: A little respect.
Speaker 6: But the thing about females are there were just really
Speaker 6: caddy and it's just never gonna that is never gonna change.
Speaker 6: Girls are caddy, jealous, they can be malicious, just they
Speaker 6: could be very nasty individuals. So I feel like now
Speaker 6: for me, the only way I'm gonna really snap and
Speaker 6: smack this out of the beach is if you're really
Speaker 6: doing my money, or you're you're doing some weird you're
Speaker 6: being weird behind the scenes. That's when it can get ugly.
Speaker 6: So I got in the ring with Tommy. We did
Speaker 6: our thing, and she's still you know, I think it
Speaker 6: was what Floyd made whether we can try to pull
Speaker 6: up on me at a little spot in the South beach.
Speaker 2: I told her to come inside and she.
Speaker 6: Was just outside doing you know ton Now the Housewives
Speaker 6: was just they're fifty fighting. I'm only in my third
Speaker 6: I didn't say it was right, but I'm just saying,
Speaker 6: we get I get backlash for that too.
Speaker 2: Well, we appreciate you guys joining, and I think I
Speaker 2: think we're gonna continue to see a lot of evolution
Speaker 2: from Natalie nothing, just like people see continue to see
Speaker 2: a lot of evolution from me. You know. I mean,
Speaker 2: I think that you're going to continue to brow. I
Speaker 2: think we're going to start to see the whole totality.
Speaker 6: What's what's kind of girl? My chin?
Speaker 2: I'm telling you this sincerely. I'm sending you nothing but
Speaker 2: positive love and light. I want you to keep your
Speaker 2: head up, keep your chin up, and most importantly, keep smiling,
Speaker 2: because that's the beautiful thing. Okay, there's so much to smile.
Speaker 6: So we're cool now, So we're cool.
Speaker 2: We're getting.
Speaker 3: That's so sweet that.
Speaker 17: I wanted to say one other thing. You gotta talk
Speaker 17: about your show that drops this Sunday.
Speaker 2: This Sunday, that is East.
Speaker 6: That is East, so we're on the East.
Speaker 17: Coast and it is this season is really we got Suki.
Speaker 6: On there, we got Mariah Lynn, Shaan's on there. I'm
Speaker 6: getting backlash for that I mean, well, she's on there
Speaker 6: performing and stuff, and she was pregnant. People were like,
Speaker 6: she's pregnant.
Speaker 17: Her sister's on there to sisters, she was there with her.
Speaker 20: We have returning, Scotty's returning, got it with the body?
Speaker 17: Who else returning? Big Eaves returning.
Speaker 20: But the show does come out this Sunday, this Sunday,
Speaker 20: this September seventeenth, September seventeenth. So we're really really excited
Speaker 20: about Baddie's East and uh, you know.
Speaker 6: The fans are so excited about Batty's ease, Like the
Speaker 6: East Coast.
Speaker 17: Therea Camila, who else is on there?
Speaker 6: It's a big this was this is a big season
Speaker 6: for real, Like this is probably Anna Annamiley. Oh god,
Speaker 6: that's going by right now that she snatched myr Island's chain.
Speaker 2: Let me Plumber doesn't care about black women. List Plumber
Speaker 2: about black let me say him you know me social media,
Speaker 2: don't let me know.
Speaker 17: You're going to manifest this.
Speaker 2: It's crazy.
Speaker 17: Listen, I will say this. I love all of our talent.
Speaker 20: I know there's been you know, folks that have worked
Speaker 20: with us that you know, there's been some challenging times,
Speaker 20: But I love whoever you are out there.
Speaker 17: I just know if we've ever had any you know, hardships.
Speaker 17: I love you.
Speaker 20: I appreciate everything that you've done. I appreciate everybody that's
Speaker 20: you know, contributed to the growth and success of Zeus.
Speaker 2: I love you.
Speaker 20: If I don't mention you all the time, I'm sorry,
Speaker 20: you know, for folks that may you know, be mad
Speaker 20: at me at this moment, I love you. I'm sorry
Speaker 20: I ever hurt you, you know, or did anything that
Speaker 20: you know?
Speaker 6: I love you.
Speaker 2: Got canceled yet and you apologize. You're getting ahead of them.
Speaker 2: You just called me.
Speaker 17: You know you're trying the story produce me.
Speaker 2: I'm just walking through it.
Speaker 6: Listen, listen everybody else.
Speaker 17: I love everybody. I love everybody.
Speaker 2: I love everybody.
Speaker 3: Appreciate you coming. It's the breakfast club. Let's get right
Speaker 3: to the room.
Speaker 2: He already apologize for being a loud mouth.
Speaker 4: I got seventeen years and do you need me?
Speaker 6: You need I've got the sea.
Speaker 2: This the room report.
Speaker 7: Sorry, I'm a true teller.
Speaker 16: N go right, you go, I.
Speaker 4: Got the sea babies.
Speaker 2: Tell him what to ben to see? All right, Miko,
Speaker 2: what we got?
Speaker 4: All right? So you guys have probably heard about Houston
Speaker 4: Rocket is Kevin Porter Junior fracturing his girlfriend's vertebrae here
Speaker 4: in New York City. This is a very tragic story.
Speaker 4: I believe we got some audio for that new details.
Speaker 21: NBA player Kevin Porter's bail was set at seventy five
Speaker 21: thousand dollars after he pleaded not guilty to assaulting and
Speaker 21: strangling his girlfriend in a Manhattan hotel. Prosecutors say the
Speaker 21: twenty three year old attacked his twenty six year old
Speaker 21: girlfriend at the Millennium Hotel on the East Side early
Speaker 21: yesterday morning. They say Porter repeatedly punched her in the
Speaker 21: face and squeezed her neck so hard that he broke.
Speaker 2: At least one bone.
Speaker 21: Jesus, the NBA and the Houston Rockets so they are
Speaker 21: also investigating.
Speaker 2: Tragic Now.
Speaker 4: I always like to wait for everything to come out
Speaker 4: before I pick a side, but I'm picking a side
Speaker 4: right here. This sounds awful. I just want to put
Speaker 4: her name out there. Kaiser Condrez. She she was a
Speaker 4: lottery pick for the Indiana Fever.
Speaker 1: And then w n B A.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's a ballplayer and apparently there's been a history
Speaker 4: of abuse. She has a sister who whose name is
Speaker 4: Calabria Haskins. She was married to Dwayne Haskins, who was
Speaker 4: an NFL quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was did
Speaker 4: you guys hear about that he got hit by a
Speaker 4: dump truck last year in Fort Laudadell. No, yeah, yes,
Speaker 4: he got hit by dump truck. So that's that's spending around.
Speaker 4: That's his wife. Is this girl's sister, right? So the
Speaker 4: sister went on her Instagram and she wrote, she at him,
Speaker 4: Kevin Porter Jr. If you think you're gonna touch my
Speaker 4: sister and not get touched, count your effing days better,
Speaker 4: hope and prayer you'll be able to ever walk again,
Speaker 4: let alone dribble. You may have gotten away with this
Speaker 4: stuff in the past because Yo, Mama ain't raised you right,
Speaker 4: But we spank little punk painting nailed sissy wenches like
Speaker 4: you every day. Don't show up to the crib. Were
Speaker 4: gonna do it to you, little.
Speaker 6: Wench.
Speaker 4: This is after he got arrested and she has him
Speaker 4: saved in her phone as Kevin downlow Porter Jr. The
Speaker 4: sister hasn't saved, is that? So apparently this has been
Speaker 4: going on for a while. He was also arrested in
Speaker 4: twenty twenty for having a gun in his car. I
Speaker 4: heard about that one in marijuana. Yeah, so apparently there's
Speaker 4: been a history of abuse here.
Speaker 2: Have you.
Speaker 4: Houston Rockets cut him yet they have not made a
Speaker 4: statement yet because they're waiting for you know you he's
Speaker 4: got to make sure you wait until somebody is actually
Speaker 4: guilty of something. But I mean, if if she was
Speaker 4: running down the hallway, I'm pretty sure they have footage
Speaker 4: of this. She was bloody, she was bleeding and broke
Speaker 4: a bone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well they said, I guess this is what the
Speaker 3: reports that in the paper today, the Daily News that
Speaker 3: I guess he got back from I guess party and
Speaker 3: they believe and the door was locked and he couldn't
Speaker 3: get in, so he had to get you know, hotel
Speaker 3: security to get him in.
Speaker 2: And he was upset about that. But like you said, uh,
Speaker 2: do all that now. But it happened.
Speaker 3: They said some of it in the hallway, so hopefully
Speaker 3: there are cameras there. Very sad man, I mean, she's
Speaker 3: the young lady's twenty six years old.
Speaker 2: And it's horrible. And then also from a business perspective,
Speaker 2: if the Rockets cut him, they still got to pay him, right,
Speaker 2: got to be more.
Speaker 4: It depends. These type of things are a little touchy.
Speaker 2: Bit.
Speaker 4: I do also want to say that her godfather's name
Speaker 4: is John Lucas. He is in the front office of
Speaker 4: the Houston Rockets as well. So this is like all
Speaker 4: types of messiness, and it sounds like he might need
Speaker 4: some help for real.
Speaker 3: And they say they had the best Uh, I guess
Speaker 3: the best season last year. He averaged ten points and
Speaker 3: all whatever. But I mean he should be cut. You
Speaker 3: don't put your hands and strangly strangle somebody to they
Speaker 3: break a bone.
Speaker 2: In his nock.
Speaker 4: What kind of rage were you in?
Speaker 2: Jesus ch Absolutely, I guess that's why they say you
Speaker 2: got to investigate, even though you hear all of these details,
Speaker 2: Like Miko said, they gotta wait until everything's fully played
Speaker 2: out correct just for business purposes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because if you if you fire him and let's
Speaker 4: stranger things have happened. Let's say she did something to him,
Speaker 4: which I don't know why what would warrant what he
Speaker 4: did either way, But let's just say that the players have,
Speaker 4: you know, a defense of some kind, and you fire him,
Speaker 4: now you're lost. Yeah, so they have to wait. But
Speaker 4: but he has to be in court October sixteenth here
Speaker 4: and they have a preseason game. He'll probably miss that,
Speaker 4: but he does have to be back in court here
Speaker 4: in Manhattan October sixteenth.
Speaker 3: Definitely sending healing energy to that young lady. That woman,
Speaker 3: I mean, twenty six years old.
Speaker 4: Is oh my god, and other news.
Speaker 2: I feel her sister, Absolutely feel her sister. And I'm
Speaker 2: sure it's not just her sister feels like that she got.
Speaker 3: And daddy or uncle. Yeah, I feel her whole family.
Speaker 3: I'm sure that's been.
Speaker 4: Going through a lot too as a family. I believe
Speaker 4: their brother passed away not too long ago as well.
Speaker 4: So the other sister's husband was killed in that, and
Speaker 4: that there was foul play. Apparently he was drugged the accident.
Speaker 2: We reported that one. Yeah, think of situations like that.
Speaker 2: Nobody gonna wait uh for for law enforcement to do
Speaker 2: their job. If you if you're that young lady's family.
Speaker 3: All you see is your niece or your daughter or
Speaker 3: your sister bloody and they're talking about a broken bone
Speaker 3: in her neck.
Speaker 2: Are you kidding? You're not. You're not waiting. I don't
Speaker 2: want to wait for nothing. Now, You're not waiting for
Speaker 2: the law.
Speaker 4: End of that that's why she probably posted on her story.
Speaker 4: She probably likes but yeah, man, but I hope that
Speaker 4: she recovers. Well, that's tough. You want to go to
Speaker 4: the next rum.
Speaker 3: Now we got done, we got wrapped it up. We
Speaker 3: took a little too long on that one. And that's uh, Miko.
Speaker 2: With the worthy story to take the time with the
Speaker 2: Absolutely that's Charlamagne. Who you get that Duncan? Two man,
Speaker 2: four after the hour. We need a woman named Jessica
Speaker 2: Carlin to come to the front of the congregation. We
Speaker 2: would like to have a world whatever because you know,
Speaker 2: a lot of times here at the breakfast Club, I
Speaker 2: want to go to HR. But what happens when HR
Speaker 2: does something to you? Whow you go to when HR
Speaker 2: does something to you? We'll discuss. Okay, all right, we'll
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Speaker 2: I mean trying to be dunky today.
Speaker 9: No more.
Speaker 2: They should be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm
Speaker 2: not making these people do these.
Speaker 20: Days called donkey of the Jay and it really caught
Speaker 20: me off guard.
Speaker 2: Damn Charlamagne.
Speaker 6: Who got the donkey of.
Speaker 2: To day today? Well, jess hilarious Donkey today for Wednesday,
Speaker 2: September thirteenth goes to a human resources manager at an
Speaker 2: Oregon property maintenance company named Jessica Carlin. Please keep in
Speaker 2: mind that I said she's HR human resources. Now, Jessica
Speaker 2: Carlin is the HR supervisory human resources worker at the
Speaker 2: company she works at, and she's being accused of harassing
Speaker 2: a Spanish employee without consequence of courses without consequence because
Speaker 2: she's the person who folks go to when they want
Speaker 2: to administer the consequences. Okay, everybody reports the HR when
Speaker 2: they have issues in the workplace, So who the hell
Speaker 2: you going to report to when the person causing you
Speaker 2: issues is HR? Well, what did Jessica Carlin do? Jessica
Speaker 2: did something that is very inappropriate and something that I
Speaker 2: would never ever even think of doing. Jessica Carlin is
Speaker 2: being accused of sending a large black chalklate penis and
Speaker 2: scrolled them to a janitorial manager named Stephen Orinda at
Speaker 2: a company called Dasher Lights LLC with the message eat
Speaker 2: a Dick Gregory on the inside box cover. All right,
Speaker 2: that's right. She sent a chocolately chuck dickens, a delicious dingling,
Speaker 2: a tasty twig and berries to Stephen with a note
Speaker 2: that said eat a Dick van Dyke. All right. She
Speaker 2: should have sent a message that said hungry, eat a
Speaker 2: d R. You're not yourself when you're hungry, eat a
Speaker 2: d Who would ever send something like that to somebody?
Speaker 2: What a six six sick world we live in where
Speaker 2: people are sending their body parts the folks in the workplace.
Speaker 2: Who does that? Okay? Whether it's in the form of
Speaker 2: of chocolate or a cake or a mold of a
Speaker 2: private part, how inappropriate? Okay? Who would do such a thing?
Speaker 2: And who does one report to? And when it's actually
Speaker 2: hr doing it to you? Now? According to the New
Speaker 2: York Posts and The Daily Mail, Jessica Carlin allegedly sent
Speaker 2: the president and harassed the Spanish employee, forcing him to
Speaker 2: resign due to the hostile work environment. Now, Stephen is
Speaker 2: seeking five hundred and twenty five thousand dollars in damages
Speaker 2: following the alleged racist harassment caused by the big chocolate penis. Now, listen,
Speaker 2: I can understand the harassment part, But why is this
Speaker 2: considered racist because it was a black chocolate penis? Huh?
Speaker 2: Would you have preferred a brown caramel penis? Since your Spanish? Now,
Speaker 2: why is Jessica Carlin getting donkey of the day? Exactly? Well,
Speaker 2: she's getting donkey of today because she sent this milk
Speaker 2: chocolate magic stick to Steve and Jorinda, and she mistakenly
Speaker 2: left her own name on the package and later admitted
Speaker 2: sending it. I mean, she had no choice, right, what
Speaker 2: a rookie move. Now get this, she didn't get fired. Instead,
Speaker 2: her company offered Steven a fifty dollars gift certificate to
Speaker 2: Chipotle and a promised apology from Jessica Carlin. Now, I
Speaker 2: don't know if the give certificate was actually Chippotle, but
Speaker 2: in my mind it was Chipotle. Okay, maybe Taco Bell.
Speaker 2: That's why this Spanish brother thought it was racist. But
Speaker 2: apparently he took the gift certificate. But Jessica never said sorry,
Speaker 2: and since she never s said sorry, he filed a lawsuit. Now,
Speaker 2: this is why apologies are important. If you hurt someone,
Speaker 2: just apologize. Apologizing re establishes dignity for those you hurt.
Speaker 2: Letting the hurt person know that you know it was
Speaker 2: your fault, not their, and it helps him feel better. Okay.
Speaker 2: Apologize helps repair relationships, especially in the workplace. You know,
Speaker 2: you get people talking again. An apology makes people feel
Speaker 2: comfortable with each other. But instead Jessica Carlin didn't apologize,
Speaker 2: which is the equivalent of telling this man to sit down,
Speaker 2: each your burrito boll and be quiet. Now what you
Speaker 2: like to hear more? Jessica Carlin really was terrorizing this man.
Speaker 2: Jessica a few days prior to sending the gift called
Speaker 2: Stephen a huge dick tracy to management, and that's what
Speaker 2: prompted her to send the package to his house. According
Speaker 2: to court documents, Steven's wife and daughter were home when
Speaker 2: this one eyed chocolate e chunk of heaven was sent
Speaker 2: and they were deeply disturbed. Rightfully, so, now was the gift?
Speaker 2: The gift was purchased. You're not gonna believe this, and
Speaker 2: don't you write this down when you hear it, envy.
Speaker 2: The gift was purchased at a company called d at
Speaker 2: your Door. I am not making this up. I'm not
Speaker 2: this good.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 2: They do custom deliveries of crude edibles, and eighty nine
Speaker 2: percent of people who purchased penis from this store gave
Speaker 2: them five star reviews. All right, the company rode online.
Speaker 2: Roses are two thousand dollars. Chocolate is even better at
Speaker 2: chocolate d This milk chocolate d in a box is
Speaker 2: perfect for a special occasion. Are just a friendly reminder
Speaker 2: to eat a Dick Clark. Okay. What makes Jessica Carlin
Speaker 2: and even bigger donkey is that the whole point in
Speaker 2: his company is to remain anonymous. Okay, They ship anonymously
Speaker 2: on purpose, so her dumb ass had to go out
Speaker 2: of her way to intentionally put her name on this
Speaker 2: dick York Now. Steve's lawyer said to allow a supervisory
Speaker 2: employee in a position of power, especially one responsibility for
Speaker 2: human resource functions, that acting such a blatantly racist and
Speaker 2: harassing manner toward an employee is an excuse enough. But
Speaker 2: the retaliation my client received while advocating for some basic
Speaker 2: human dignity and a safe working environment went the step beyond.
Speaker 2: I'm still trying to figure out why this is racist.
Speaker 2: Maybe I need more details inappropriate, yes, but racist? Why
Speaker 2: because it was black? What's crazy is I never knew
Speaker 2: that black penis was worth five hundred and twenty five
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. I always thought it was worth forty. The
Speaker 2: marl of the story is everybody grow up. Okay. I
Speaker 2: just don't understand what kind of world we live in
Speaker 2: when people think it's normal to do this kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: And what a chocolate covered pickle you find yourself in
Speaker 2: when it's hr doing it? Do you please give Jessica
Speaker 2: Carlin the sweet sounds of the Hamiltons?
Speaker 6: Oh no, you are the dogee of.
Speaker 2: The day, the dogee all the day. Ye, what a
Speaker 2: change world.
Speaker 6: The name of the company again.
Speaker 2: It's called di a your Dog, but the actual spell
Speaker 2: it out.
Speaker 4: Okay, So.
Speaker 2: Answer your question, why why your mouth water?
Speaker 4: Because you probably wanted it to be a light scant.
Speaker 3: Human Resources sent that man a penis and he got
Speaker 3: five hundred thousand dollars chocolate covered pans.
Speaker 2: No he's sewing from.
Speaker 4: Got nothing, and he got fifty dollars gift certificate to
Speaker 4: possibly I go bell.
Speaker 3: So a coworker sent me an ass and asked with
Speaker 3: his scroton, your scrotons was on that?
Speaker 4: About the ass you sent him? He talking about you?
Speaker 2: I know he is about how much you think I
Speaker 2: could get?
Speaker 7: You could eat?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't even know what you're talking about.
Speaker 4: You could probably get more. Why because there's probably a
Speaker 4: bigger bag over here.
Speaker 6: You you can have.
Speaker 4: You know that you're important.
Speaker 2: Can I say it's racist because it was a dog
Speaker 2: skin ass? You should shut up? Definitely, that's what you
Speaker 2: should do. You you should shut up, envy. He wanted
Speaker 2: to be that what you should do.
Speaker 4: You wanted it to be welcome vy.
Speaker 2: You should shut up? No, okay, what did you send me, sir? Nothing? Okay,
Speaker 2: what did you say?
Speaker 4: You tell on him? Tell tell he's saving it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna save put it in my next book, Real life,
Speaker 2: Real Charlamage. You did you do that? I'm gonna get
Speaker 2: in line.
Speaker 22: Oh my god, guys are a wild b T will
Speaker 22: see tomorrow everybody else salam remy will be joining us.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 10: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 2: If you do we have a conversation yesterday.
Speaker 4: You don't take things serious y'all like this, y'all like this.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you do.
Speaker 3: Remy will be joining us when we come back. It's
Speaker 3: the Little Gate Breakfast Club, the Breakfast Club. Your mornings
Speaker 3: will never be the same morning. Everybody's DJ Envy, Charlamagne,
Speaker 3: the Gud. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a
Speaker 3: special guest in the building. We got a legendary producer,
Speaker 3: salam Remy. Welcome bro, welcome back.
Speaker 9: What's up? What's up? Brothers. I'm so glad to.
Speaker 2: Be salam Is in here being ultra creative this morning.
Speaker 9: That's right.
Speaker 2: What's the what the what is the muse zoom museum?
Speaker 23: Museum decided to put the m USC instead of just
Speaker 23: you know, muse and the ZUM. Basically he's playing around
Speaker 23: with it, but basically, you know, I created a First
Speaker 23: of all, I've retired from producer on my fiftieth birthday
Speaker 23: last year.
Speaker 2: You's done with music. I don't believe.
Speaker 9: How could you do that?
Speaker 23: Just because I needed to? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 23: I felt like I put my thirty six years in.
Speaker 2: You just produced a masterpiece a couple of years ago.
Speaker 23: Yeah, a couple of years ago. But at this point,
Speaker 23: you know what I'm saying. That's something I wanted to
Speaker 23: do since I was thirty, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 23: be able to focus on life. I've given almost all
Speaker 23: my life force for my entire adult life into just
Speaker 23: being in the studio helping artists do things on that
Speaker 23: level performing for record companies.
Speaker 9: At some point, you gotta work for you, you know what
Speaker 9: I'm saying.
Speaker 23: So my last five years of doing for the culture
Speaker 23: stuff was more of me just doing what I felt.
Speaker 23: And then at the same time, I also wanted to
Speaker 23: see what else I could do, and the pandemic gave
Speaker 23: me enough time to just have you know, I can't
Speaker 23: see nobody, and I discovered other ways to channel my
Speaker 23: creativity rather than needing to just be strictly in the
Speaker 23: musical form the way that I'd done it already. And
Speaker 23: you know, after I put out my last album, Black
Speaker 23: on Purpose in twenty twenty, I was in the crib
Speaker 23: and I was kicking it with my Homeworld artist Sheen,
Speaker 23: and I was like, yah.
Speaker 9: That's maybe should do some art. She's like, yeah, you should,
Speaker 9: and I was like, well, all right, cool.
Speaker 23: So that turned into me going and getting some spray
Speaker 23: cans and kind of messing around with pieces, and then
Speaker 23: it was actually Angie Martinez. His birthday were coming up
Speaker 23: right after that Ginger and m So I asked Ronda who's.
Speaker 9: Her favorite artist? They sell your cruise my verse.
Speaker 2: And now I get to sell your cruise picture and
Speaker 2: I'm starting to mess with it to make a gift
Speaker 2: for her.
Speaker 23: Then now I was like, ite what you're doing. I'm
Speaker 23: like yeah, He's like, oh, that's crazy. So I had
Speaker 23: to rock ken picture I started messing with. He's like, nah,
Speaker 23: I use this raw picture. So I just was really
Speaker 23: finding some other way to utilize my creativity.
Speaker 2: And you had a background in art because this picture
Speaker 2: y'all looking at Salam actually painted.
Speaker 9: It's actually a mixed media art.
Speaker 23: So what I started doing at first was I was
Speaker 23: using pictures and then actually take a spray paint piece
Speaker 23: and then doing a picture in the middle of it,
Speaker 23: which I still have to get rights from the photographer.
Speaker 23: Then what I decided to do was my creative director,
Speaker 23: Tasiana actually drew this slick rick from me because I had,
Speaker 23: you know, I wanted to rolls on the eye patch
Speaker 23: and the crown leaned a certain way and everything else.
Speaker 9: So then now it's like a combination.
Speaker 23: It's a combination mixed media where I spray painted the
Speaker 23: Gucci in the background and the speakers and the audio
Speaker 23: system and everything else. But I actually put a picture
Speaker 23: of Rick into this whole piece. And it's a split
Speaker 23: between myself, her as the illustrator, me as a canvas artist,
Speaker 23: my engineer building audio systems with me. And that's just
Speaker 23: pretty much the products that I ended up doing. Now
Speaker 23: I have like speaker boxes that have different people on it,
Speaker 23: like I came Camnize, Black Dog, Quest Love, Sell Your Cruise,
Speaker 23: Bob Marley, all these different people that I've created different
Speaker 23: versions of this type of technology for. But I felt
Speaker 23: like the ballplayer that's coming to be like, hey, I
Speaker 23: do art now, And I just said that to you.
Speaker 9: It was like whatever, but I had to bring it
Speaker 9: out so I can show you.
Speaker 2: So how does the splits work? We you know, we
Speaker 2: heard you talking behind.
Speaker 3: The scenes about the split, So so how does that
Speaker 3: work for somebody to buy the piece? Like this huge
Speaker 3: piece right here, speakers and every day? How much is
Speaker 3: this piece and how does it work?
Speaker 23: This piece is fifty k And basically how it works
Speaker 23: is that you know, I went to Bob Marley's family
Speaker 23: first and Marvin Gaye's family.
Speaker 9: You know, I had working relationships with them.
Speaker 2: On the musical side, and I basically said, what would
Speaker 2: you be happy with for just name and likeness if
Speaker 2: we were going to utilize something, because I knew that
Speaker 2: they were really on top of their business game, and
Speaker 2: I wanted to see what was the strong deal.
Speaker 23: And it's like it was you was thirty no, no, no, like,
Speaker 23: what's it? What do you really want? They said they
Speaker 23: were like forty percent. So I was like, all right, cool.
Speaker 23: So we set up the deal, all the terms to it,
Speaker 23: and I said, okay, forty percent is what they're going
Speaker 23: to get just for their name and likeness, regardless of
Speaker 23: who drew the picture, regardless of who took a photo,
Speaker 23: everything else. And I made that the standard for museum.
Speaker 23: So now forty percent goes to the person for their
Speaker 23: name and likeness, which is not law, that's how we're rolling.
Speaker 23: And then the other sixty percent goes between either the
Speaker 23: photographer if I'm splitting something with a photographer or somebody
Speaker 23: drawing it. I'm sure you've gone somewhere and soon it's like, hey,
Speaker 23: this is my favorite picture of you.
Speaker 9: I've drawn and they selling it. But then what do
Speaker 9: your kids get from that?
Speaker 23: The whole idea of the museum for me, is about
Speaker 23: us making sure that we're utilizing my relationships because I'm
Speaker 23: gonna do art for a while, but I normally go
Speaker 23: do something else. But just for me, this whole ecosystem
Speaker 23: is by everything that we do. Hey, it's artist approval.
Speaker 23: I can't you know, if you take a picture with
Speaker 23: your wives, can you just post it?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 9: Hold hold up, let me see it. Wait a minute.
Speaker 23: They will check it, and they always any artist is
Speaker 23: going to have in a perspective where they want to
Speaker 23: make sure that their image looks right.
Speaker 9: So that's number one.
Speaker 23: Number two, you know, I want to make sure that
Speaker 23: they are the controlling party, not whoever does something of them.
Speaker 23: And then when it really gets down to it, you know,
Speaker 23: besides getting financially rais so got to ask them.
Speaker 9: You know, somebody wants to buy it.
Speaker 23: I got to call up you know, Mandy and Rick
Speaker 23: and be like, are you cool with X buying your picture?
Speaker 9: Because that's the way I would feel, you know what
Speaker 9: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So God, how does it work for a fan? Let's
Speaker 3: you know that doesn't have a name like, you know,
Speaker 3: Nick the camera guy.
Speaker 23: You know what I mean, Camera Guy might still be
Speaker 23: approved by whoever to do. It's not just about being famous.
Speaker 23: I think it's really about it's really about just understanding
Speaker 23: who's having it and just having some type of approval process,
Speaker 23: just as anything else. If it's your property, if you're
Speaker 23: own the house, does anybody get to buy your house?
Speaker 23: You get to decide who you want to sell it to.
Speaker 23: And looking at your intellectual property as property just as
Speaker 23: well as everything else.
Speaker 2: Is really where I'm at now because I had to
Speaker 2: look at my own career and part of me get
Speaker 2: into fifty and looking back was like, wait a minute,
Speaker 2: how much is it before people were selling catalogs, how
Speaker 2: much is my catalog worth? I put thirty six years
Speaker 2: and that's some type of pension or something like where
Speaker 2: am I at? Rather than feeling like I got to
Speaker 2: get on the next project? I got to get to
Speaker 2: the next one.
Speaker 23: A lot of times people operate from a place of
Speaker 23: feeling like they don't have any value, And at the
Speaker 23: end of the day, your value is also you being
Speaker 23: able to find the people who value you. Who you are,
Speaker 23: what you do, where it is, and everything else. For me,
Speaker 23: it was a self discovery process that also turned into
Speaker 23: wait a minute, if I know this and I'm able
Speaker 23: to be in my house and not have to feel
Speaker 23: like I got to run up and down and chase,
Speaker 23: you know, the things in my elder years, then also
Speaker 23: I share this information with the rest of my peers
Speaker 23: and other people.
Speaker 9: You know, the same way.
Speaker 23: That both of you have a shoe box of photos
Speaker 23: from your long careers that you might have a picture
Speaker 23: of somebody that they never seen before, and then also
Speaker 23: photos that you have with artists. NAS might need a
Speaker 23: photo of him by.
Speaker 2: The coliseum, especially old that he probably forgot he even took.
Speaker 9: All the time.
Speaker 23: So what happened was I actually was going through my
Speaker 23: own photos and then I have photos that I took
Speaker 23: in the studio of Amy, or I have photos I
Speaker 23: took a nas a lot of them, and then he's
Speaker 23: looking throughing like, whoa, I forgot my daughter was there? Wait,
Speaker 23: my postules there like he forgot because he never seen
Speaker 23: me being in the captain's chair. Just like niggas taking
Speaker 23: pictures of with the room. He got a whole lot
Speaker 23: of images of different things that you might need at
Speaker 23: some point. And now we're able to bring value to it.
Speaker 23: That's where my goal is, bringing value to everyone and
Speaker 23: being able to also speak to a lot of artists
Speaker 23: that might even be in their fifties and sixties that
Speaker 23: work in day jobs that aren't being appreciated. They feel like, oh,
Speaker 23: that was my twenties and I did something back then.
Speaker 23: But we as fans still want to be able to
Speaker 23: connect with them, and that's really you know, the purpose
Speaker 23: of it, kind of connecting icons with up and coming
Speaker 23: artists and paintings and also just having brand new people
Speaker 23: that I think a dope. There's a picture I have
Speaker 23: a pop up here in New York right now, which
Speaker 23: we're actually is sending to September thirty if that is
Speaker 23: museum here, because I needed to show once again everybody dies,
Speaker 23: I'm working on art stuff and what we're doing. But
Speaker 23: there's a picture in the window that this cat justin
Speaker 23: Wylington had done the NAS and I saw it on
Speaker 23: the ground. I was like, that's dope. So I sent
Speaker 23: it to NOAs He's like, yoh, I like that. I
Speaker 23: know only like pictures of me. But he got the
Speaker 23: old me with the god, he got the young older
Speaker 23: me with the twist He's like, I kind of like that.
Speaker 23: So I contacted him and now they have a collaboration
Speaker 23: where it's business together, where he's cool with NAS getting
Speaker 23: forty percent, and at the same time, now they're selling merchandise.
Speaker 23: Now that works together, and that's me is just you
Speaker 23: know what I felt like I could bring to the table,
Speaker 23: because most artists, you know, even for photographers that took
Speaker 23: pictures of artists in the nineties, they don't have a
Speaker 23: contact to get to them. They don't know how to
Speaker 23: speak to them. And then you know, you get the
Speaker 23: five selects, but what about the other one hundred?
Speaker 2: We got more with salam Remy when we come back,
Speaker 2: So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning Morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is DJ Envy, Charlamagne the God. We are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with salam Remy, who's
Speaker 3: the most requested artist.
Speaker 9: Well, you know, it's crazy.
Speaker 23: The first thing is first when people walk into the
Speaker 23: space either you know, I have a three thousand square
Speaker 23: foot gallery and went with in Miami, and then to
Speaker 23: pop up here, it's so much. They have sensory overloads.
Speaker 23: So they're sitting there going, oh gosh, this by Marley,
Speaker 23: you know, or Marvin Gaye. But then they'll turn around
Speaker 23: like yo, I really like the Supercat, Like I never
Speaker 23: thought I would see super Cat on the wall, you know, Oh,
Speaker 23: I never thought I would see you know, Brumman, you
Speaker 23: know what I'm saying, Like I had brum Man from
Speaker 23: Martin come out of the host my season two open
Speaker 23: in Miami. But people like I don't even know his name,
Speaker 23: but you know, Martin fans is heavy and they are
Speaker 23: from the fourth floor, pro man from fifth floor, you
Speaker 23: know what I'm saying. But they opened off it but
Speaker 23: they don't even know his name. But to me, he's
Speaker 23: so much a part of culture he should.
Speaker 9: Be like no Deebo. Know what I'm saying.
Speaker 23: How many people named a dog Diebo at the Friday?
Speaker 23: You know what I'm saying, Like, where'd that actually goes?
Speaker 23: So to me, it's just about being able to help
Speaker 23: and you know, bridge that gap. So I look at
Speaker 23: it like this is my continued give back, not just
Speaker 23: I got to make a beat for you. You know,
Speaker 23: this is what the artist portion of.
Speaker 2: It got you. You know, we had Fab five Freddy
Speaker 2: up here, and you know he came up in the
Speaker 2: arts scene here in New York and he was great
Speaker 2: friends with Boskaya and then they connected with Walhall, and
Speaker 2: it made me ask him the question, what is the
Speaker 2: what's arts impact on the coach?
Speaker 23: So first of all, Fab is also with five five
Speaker 23: Filly Piece, which is actually on Orchard Street right now
Speaker 23: on Delancey. And then Fab is also on the board
Speaker 23: of our team, and he's also my cousin and you know,
Speaker 23: so the reality is that for me understanding that that
Speaker 23: the visual art, it was always you know, some portions
Speaker 23: graffiti was more popular than music at some points with
Speaker 23: hip hop, you know, to me, that's just always part
Speaker 23: of it culture. So the art goes with the music,
Speaker 23: goes with the style, address goes with everything else, you know,
Speaker 23: how you're styling yourself, how you're working your avatar, you
Speaker 23: know what I'm saying. And I feel like it's a
Speaker 23: misimportion from the aspect of you know, even museum. To me,
Speaker 23: it's like the pillars of the community. I'm putting you
Speaker 23: on the wall. Why because I think Pooh Bay, Justice
Speaker 23: and shine Head and these people belong on the wall
Speaker 23: just the same way that you have your wall in
Speaker 23: head with the icons of what you feel should be there.
Speaker 23: We're not waiting for someone else's approval. And that's what
Speaker 23: I feel like a lot of things have done because
Speaker 23: you know, normally a museum is stolen artifacts of someone
Speaker 23: that don't didn't even know it. Know, j catch the
Speaker 23: second case. I mean, you know the politics, but you're
Speaker 23: trying to get his heismod trophy. So you know, the
Speaker 23: other day I had to tell my dude, like, Yo, hell,
Speaker 23: if somebody stole your phone, Yeah, I'm tracking them. I'm
Speaker 23: going on ninety five. I see them with my phone.
Speaker 23: He's easy, Easys. That's not the case we want. I
Speaker 23: know it's your phone and it's wrong, but like we
Speaker 23: don't really want to do that right now. And that's
Speaker 23: just to me the process of it, Like if we
Speaker 23: can turn around and say that the art is actually
Speaker 23: bringing the visuality back to it, and then also you're
Speaker 23: gonna collect what you love. That's one of the things
Speaker 23: the museum and being able to say I love what's there,
Speaker 23: see if you feel.
Speaker 9: It or you don't.
Speaker 23: And that's really about it, like finding one hundred people
Speaker 23: that really add value to what it's going to be.
Speaker 23: And you know, my goal is to raise everybody's IP
Speaker 23: because that's not something that is always done, like I said,
Speaker 23: especially for our legacy artists, and at the same time
Speaker 23: I'm helping artists across the board.
Speaker 2: I think what you said is so true, man, because
Speaker 2: I feel like the culture feels very disposable now because
Speaker 2: we're not treating it like art. So when you see
Speaker 2: the culture presented as actual art and at the art piece,
Speaker 2: it makes you value it all more exactly.
Speaker 23: And that's kind of like where I'd done pop ups
Speaker 23: during the Art Basle in Miami in twenty eighteen and
Speaker 23: twenty nineteen, and what was happening was, I know, lived
Speaker 23: in Miami twenty something years, but when I would walk around,
Speaker 23: I would see one Michael Jackson, one Jimmy Hendrix, one Prince.
Speaker 23: But then I was like, I didn't feel at home.
Speaker 23: So then what I saw of doing was just bring
Speaker 23: them my home collection where I got come into America,
Speaker 23: or a Mally piece or Michael Jackson piece that I commissioned,
Speaker 23: different things, and then I was just selling to do
Speaker 23: it for the culture merch just saying, you know, cool,
Speaker 23: let's do different pieces, but for me just being able
Speaker 23: to have the opportunity, like I say, to also cut
Speaker 23: a check, you know, to where I can cut a
Speaker 23: check to King, cut a check to different photographers and
Speaker 23: back to our heroes. That's really you know, it's part
Speaker 23: of the give back, you know what I'm saying. That's
Speaker 23: not just a fifty years saying that's how it should
Speaker 23: be in general, and you know, hoping to change your standard.
Speaker 2: How long does it take you to put a piece together?
Speaker 9: One like this?
Speaker 23: Takes about a week, I would say all together, you know,
Speaker 23: between depending on if I'm using the photograph and I'm
Speaker 23: incorporating that or if I'm actually just drawing something, if
Speaker 23: I'm stenciling into it, you know, probably a few days
Speaker 23: for what you know, Tatiana Crooks, my creative director, actually
Speaker 23: did to draw a rick. But then actually it's spray
Speaker 23: paint in the back. So me doing the spray paint
Speaker 23: goes down quickly. A couple layers of a POxy three
Speaker 23: four days, depending on what the audio system and the
Speaker 23: lighting system and you know, we hear it sure. And
Speaker 23: you know, also each system I make sure that it's
Speaker 23: tuned to the.
Speaker 9: Artists one by one.
Speaker 23: This is me using my timas Edison High school soldering class.
Speaker 23: You know what I'm saying, my electronics and really putting
Speaker 23: it in and many of my engineer, Ryan Evans, really
Speaker 23: designed each one.
Speaker 9: So every one of them, I'm using a different sonic level.
Speaker 23: Which other people put speakers and stuff, but they didn't
Speaker 23: have no type of sounds.
Speaker 2: When you said you customized to Flick Riggs music, what
Speaker 2: do you what do you mean?
Speaker 23: A how the wood actually react to speak. A speaker
Speaker 23: doesn't do anything on the owner. It's the speaker box
Speaker 23: the components I use. Because I put the tweets at
Speaker 23: the top, it now makes the highs come out differently,
Speaker 23: which makes Slick Riggs voice cut through. Slick Rick has
Speaker 23: a different timbre of voice to another artist. And then
Speaker 23: also his music also got a little bit of shakers
Speaker 23: and up, whereas in DiAngelo's music will sound different on it.
Speaker 23: Gangelo's piece that we have in the space is the
Speaker 23: basis heavy. His voice custom a different way. Marvin Gay
Speaker 23: has a different type of music to it. So I
Speaker 23: just wanted to make sure that you know to sell
Speaker 23: your cruise speace from you here. I know, I love
Speaker 23: for you to come by and check out the space
Speaker 23: because each one really moves along into another energy. But
Speaker 23: you know by the crossovers the box, you know just
Speaker 23: all the things that you do to tune the speaker.
Speaker 23: Not every set of speakers sound the same. It's like
Speaker 23: every speed of headphones will sound the same.
Speaker 2: And now the only pictures you got the pictures that
Speaker 2: people you've done business with deals with, So like.
Speaker 23: Yeah, everything that you see is all totally licensed and
Speaker 23: they're totally in it.
Speaker 2: They have to have their approval.
Speaker 23: The people that I haven't got approval from yet is
Speaker 23: in the tuck until they come through and see you know,
Speaker 23: till LL come see the LL piece and Claudine and LLLL.
Speaker 9: Get on it.
Speaker 23: So Londelle and Primary Wave and Prince's siblings see the
Speaker 23: French feast, and that's in the tough because it's always
Speaker 23: about approval. To me, it's like how I want to
Speaker 23: be treated like you, I'm not doing anything for who
Speaker 23: I am. That's going to be outside the pocket, you
Speaker 23: know what I'm saying. And then for every piece of
Speaker 23: things that we come up with, even down to you know,
Speaker 23: so Deella Mally touched the material on the Bob Mally hoodie.
Speaker 23: I was like, yeah, yeah, not that one, this one,
Speaker 23: And I want them to approve the colors, like you know,
Speaker 23: I sent the Marvin Gay Estate. The Marvin Gay bags
Speaker 23: were dropping now and I made sure that they touched
Speaker 23: it and that no, and you know Lloyd and Frankie
Speaker 23: and Marvin June like that will need their approval to say, Okay,
Speaker 23: I'm with this, this is how we want to do it.
Speaker 23: And that's just really what it is. I look at
Speaker 23: someone's name and like this, like they're publishing. It should
Speaker 23: always be something that's approved.
Speaker 2: I tell them where this is now. The New York location.
Speaker 23: New York location is at ninety eight Orchard Street until
Speaker 23: September thirtieth. Doing a pop up museum Legacy NYC, owned
Speaker 23: by Dead prez Onomi and one stick there until September thirtieth.
Speaker 23: Definitely with twenty pieces. You know, every Thursday we do
Speaker 23: a little champagne toast turn up. So we're definitely in
Speaker 23: the city with all the exclusive merch and twenty plus
Speaker 23: pieces of art. We flagship spaces in Miami open Fridays
Speaker 23: and Saturdays noon til midnight or twenty thirty two Northwest
Speaker 23: Second Avenue in the heart of Winwood, right across from
Speaker 23: the Old House of Mac. You know, we're consistently doing that.
Speaker 23: We got Slick Rick in Miami ten twenty eight Halloween special.
Speaker 23: Constantly you know, bringing other artists. You know, we've done
Speaker 23: Kane and Rob km Slick. Rick is my favorite rapper.
Speaker 23: Is the way that it needs to go next to
Speaker 23: making that happen. And just in general, you know, follow
Speaker 23: us online NUSC dot z U m as on the Gram, Facebook,
Speaker 23: et cetera. You know, follow me Salon Remy s A
Speaker 23: L A m. Constantly giving updates on what we're working on,
Speaker 23: the new pieces dropping and like I said, this is
Speaker 23: a tip of iceberg. I bought the Rick out because
Speaker 23: I knew it stood out, but when you really see
Speaker 23: everything else that's going on, it's Colder's.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, we appreciate you for joining us. Brother,
Speaker 3: the salam Remy is the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody.
Speaker 3: It's DJ n V Charlamagne the God. We are the
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club. We have Nico gramc our guest co host
Speaker 3: and listen.
Speaker 2: I want to salute my homegirl, Angela zing Man. Angela
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Speaker 2: and Carviv juices are now available in Stopping Shop. So
Speaker 2: salut to Angela. I watched her build Carviva from the
Speaker 2: ground up, so for her to now be in stopping
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Speaker 2: Zing and everybody over there car Beva juices. All right,
Speaker 2: let's jump into your room or report.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so before we get to the room of shout
Speaker 4: out Christina Williams, my girl who covers the WNBA. She
Speaker 4: helped me with the Kevin Porter junior tea. I appreciate you.
Speaker 4: I love when black sisters get together and help each
Speaker 4: other get a story together.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, well let's get into the roomors. Listen.
Speaker 2: Well he go up north again a loud mouth.
Speaker 7: I got seventeen years.
Speaker 6: Do you need me?
Speaker 2: You need me? I caught thee.
Speaker 6: I had.
Speaker 2: It's the room report.
Speaker 7: Sorry, I'm a true teller.
Speaker 6: We go, right, we go.
Speaker 4: I caught the tea baby.
Speaker 2: Tell them what the bendi said.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 4: So on Friday, Team USA fel one hundred and thirteen
Speaker 4: to one hundred eleven to Germany and the semifinal before
Speaker 4: losing to Canada one twenty seven to one eighteen in overtime.
Speaker 17: And we didn't meddle.
Speaker 4: We got nothing. We didn't even get up on the box.
Speaker 4: So now we gotta pull Lebron off the shelf, put
Speaker 4: a cape on. You gotta play captain, save a hole
Speaker 4: for us, say in twenty twenty four Olympics in Paris,
Speaker 4: And now he is beginning to recruit other stars to
Speaker 4: come play with him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's I think it's only right. I think.
Speaker 3: But you need you need the best of the best.
Speaker 3: You need Steph, you need Durant, you need you know, Kyrie, them.
Speaker 2: The old guys, now you know what I'm saying, they
Speaker 2: should be making the new young stars go out there
Speaker 2: and ball the job. Morants.
Speaker 4: You want, you want something done right, you gotta you gotta.
Speaker 2: Bring out with yourself the big guns.
Speaker 4: Mort Yes, we need the big guns.
Speaker 2: We need good, good segues.
Speaker 4: Definitely need Steph.
Speaker 9: Yes.
Speaker 2: You know what's so interesting about that is everybody is
Speaker 2: trying to use this to justify with no allows. With
Speaker 2: no allows is like you know, the the USA, the
Speaker 2: NBA players aren't world champions. They're not the best in
Speaker 2: the world. Yes, they are the best players in the
Speaker 2: world still playing in the NBA. They just didn't play
Speaker 2: for the USA.
Speaker 4: Well, this is the thing about feed But this isn't
Speaker 4: our best This is like the you know, there's tiers
Speaker 4: of NBA players, you don't nobody wants to play in
Speaker 4: the feb And also the other teams will have all
Speaker 4: their best players either, So this is like as like
Speaker 4: a practice for the Olympics.
Speaker 2: And even when the other teams do have their best players,
Speaker 2: those best players are from the NBA. Yes, they are
Speaker 2: is the best players in the world playing NBA.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so Lebron's trying to recruit all the big start
Speaker 4: the big names. He reporter reached out to Steph Curry,
Speaker 4: Kevin Durant, Anthony Davis, Jason Tatum, and Draymond green Man.
Speaker 4: We gotta we gotta redeem ourselves. This is embarrassing though
Speaker 4: even our c team shouldn't be not meddling.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Redeemed team too. Yes.
Speaker 4: And other news, Nellie and Shanti are confirmed relationship. Nellie
Speaker 4: recently sat down with love and hip hop star Rashida
Speaker 4: and Kirk a Rashida's Boss Moves podcast, and during the conversation,
Speaker 4: he spoke on his relationship with Ashanti.
Speaker 15: So you are back together. We're cool again again.
Speaker 14: I think it's surprised both of us though it wasn't
Speaker 14: anything that was like, I don't think planned.
Speaker 9: I think we both was pretty much doing what we do.
Speaker 14: But sometimes being separate you understand one another more. You
Speaker 14: could be like, well, yo, let me exactly see maybe
Speaker 14: what they see.
Speaker 7: Is it feel good now?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I mean because it's no pressure.
Speaker 14: You know, before I felt like both of us are
Speaker 14: doing what we're doing career wise, and when you got
Speaker 14: so many people in the middle of it.
Speaker 15: It could be tough.
Speaker 2: That's a dope ass couple.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, I don't know he said we cool.
Speaker 4: I don't like that, Like if I spend the block
Speaker 4: on you, if I spend the block after everything I
Speaker 4: done went through and you don't, you know, did me
Speaker 4: this way? You can't say we cool again. You gotta
Speaker 4: say we locked in? Okay?
Speaker 2: You better?
Speaker 6: You better.
Speaker 4: She's carrying a purse on the red carpet with an
Speaker 4: old throwback picture of y'all. You better say a little
Speaker 4: bit more than that, Nelly, y'all try to say something
Speaker 4: bigger than that.
Speaker 2: We just it's just cool. Huh.
Speaker 3: Well, the pocket book she wore yesterday that you're referring
Speaker 3: to was twenty years ago at the MTV Awards was
Speaker 3: the first time they exchanged numbers, so it was a
Speaker 3: throwback picture to that.
Speaker 4: But it's very sweet. Look at her being sentimental. He
Speaker 4: talked about we cool again.
Speaker 2: So Nella, you know what you gotta do. You gotta
Speaker 2: go out there and get you a T shirt of
Speaker 2: you hugging her at versus you walking across that stage
Speaker 2: to go hug her adverses because to me, that's where
Speaker 2: it re kindled, just in my mind.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he saw all fine as Shanty been looking. We
Speaker 4: all seen it.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, we've seen it, Shanty. Instagram is a
Speaker 2: safe space for men. What are you talking about. It's
Speaker 2: a safe space for men. That's where we go to
Speaker 2: congregate and have conversations amongst each other. Sluta, Shanti and
Speaker 2: Mama Mama Tina. Yes.
Speaker 8: So.
Speaker 4: Corla Ray posted a picture of flowers that she received
Speaker 4: from Beyonce, and then the flowers say I'm a fan
Speaker 4: of yours and I love watching you grow. You're a
Speaker 4: very talented young lady. Love Beyonce, and some people in
Speaker 4: the comments were saying it was capped that Beyonce didn't
Speaker 4: send her these flowers, But isn't this the thing that
Speaker 4: Beyonce always does.
Speaker 2: Beyonce does do that a lot, and I mean it
Speaker 2: would make sense. First of all, let's be clear, Coiler
Speaker 2: Rat is talented. Yeah, y'all kiss my ass. Coiler Ray
Speaker 2: is very talented. And this is just me and my
Speaker 2: mind and my imagination. Right Buster RNs puts out a
Speaker 2: new record with Coiler Ray. They rapping over jay Z
Speaker 2: Ain't no nigga jay Z and Beyonce in the car
Speaker 2: on the jet and they're like, oh, that's dope. And
Speaker 2: Beyonce like, Yo, Coiler Ray, Benfire. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna send us some flowers because she talented. I'm
Speaker 2: a fan. Boom put you put all that in your
Speaker 2: mom I mean that that does sound makes sense. Run
Speaker 2: with that, Run with that one.
Speaker 3: It could have been just she seeing girls of players too.
Speaker 3: Beyonce was like, yeah, I like this song. It's just
Speaker 3: send the flowers.
Speaker 2: My way better. Mine was way better.
Speaker 4: We have time for one more mm yeah all right.
Speaker 4: So Doja Cat and Quavo sparking dating rumors. Apparently they
Speaker 4: were spotted having dinner at Carbone in New York City
Speaker 4: earlier this week, and the nature of the dinner is unclear.
Speaker 4: There weren't any pictures of them together, but people call
Speaker 4: pictures outside and so now there's speculations that they might
Speaker 4: be dating. What do you think about that them.
Speaker 3: As a couple, or they could have been in the
Speaker 3: studio working on some music and they said let's go
Speaker 3: get a bite to eat.
Speaker 4: That does happen a lot too. Anytime you get recorded
Speaker 4: somewhere with people, they automatically assume y'all hunching behind closed
Speaker 4: doors and everything.
Speaker 2: By the way, you just don't get a bite to
Speaker 2: eat a car bone, you don't.
Speaker 4: You gotta get a reservation.
Speaker 3: That's got something, I'm sure, especially a week like this
Speaker 3: with fashion and they moved some tables around.
Speaker 2: Maybe, but you still made a call. Just walking car boone,
Speaker 2: I don't care who you are. Wow, can walk right
Speaker 2: in car bos?
Speaker 4: Okay, so a video service of meg Wait wait you
Speaker 4: said what I said?
Speaker 2: Hole walk writing cars? A lot of people can walk
Speaker 2: in car bos.
Speaker 4: You could just walk in and get a table.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not regular people, but I'm some celebrities can.
Speaker 4: I don't know because other people have reservations. If they
Speaker 4: move me because hole walked in, I am pissed.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: I don't care I'm mad, like, you know, how hard
Speaker 4: to get a reservation there? Just because I'm nobody I
Speaker 4: get I'm just.
Speaker 17: Look at you.
Speaker 4: That's that's why people don't like you. Right now, That's
Speaker 4: why people don't like you. You ha sidity and epity.
Speaker 2: Skin light, skin sexual?
Speaker 9: That's you?
Speaker 2: What skin sexual?
Speaker 4: Okay? A video service of Megna Stallion and justin Timberlake
Speaker 4: that seemed like they were having an aggressive altercation. Fans
Speaker 4: immediately assumed that there was a beef, but apparently they
Speaker 4: were just having fun conversation backstage about, you know, finally
Speaker 4: meeting each other. I hate when people see stuff like
Speaker 4: that and they have no idea what's going on, and
Speaker 4: then they just make a rumor saying somebody's beefing and fighting.
Speaker 4: But I guess this is what happens when you're famous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they weren't heard. They weren't arguing. I heard that.
Speaker 2: It was like a what was it you?
Speaker 3: You said you said nice to meet you, and she
Speaker 3: was like, no, I didn't meet you like this, We
Speaker 3: have to meet again or something like that.
Speaker 2: I guess they were joking and playing. I don't know,
Speaker 2: it was a.
Speaker 4: Joke, and money Long came to her defense and said
Speaker 4: like why are people always calling black women angry? Like
Speaker 4: that's what they were saying, like, oh, she looks angry,
Speaker 4: Like we can't just be animated and be silly and fun,
Speaker 4: you know, like it's it's very annoying. But I'm glad
Speaker 4: that Money said that.
Speaker 2: And if you don't get the sense of humor, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, If you don't get the sense
Speaker 2: of humor, if you don't understand that Meig was, if
Speaker 2: you were in that context, right, you know, you might
Speaker 2: not understand that it's a cultural thing in a lot
Speaker 2: of ways. Yeah, Justin might have thought he was getting.
Speaker 4: Yelled just as like kind of like honorary black right,
Speaker 4: you be around enough of us. Yeah, he shouldn't know anyone.
Speaker 3: All right, Well that is your rumor report. Thank you, Miko,
Speaker 3: Thank you. Now when we come back, we got.
Speaker 2: The People's Choice mix. It don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning everybody, It's the EJ MV. Charlamaga die. We
Speaker 3: are the Breakfast Club. Miko Grimes, thank you for joining
Speaker 3: us today. Thanks for having me go tell people they
Speaker 3: could find you and all that good stuff.
Speaker 4: You can find me on Instagram at Iheartmico. You know,
Speaker 4: I got banned from Twitter back in the day, so
Speaker 4: I have a new Twitter og Meek Millie, and I
Speaker 4: just found out somebody has iheartmco on Twitter, so I'm
Speaker 4: trying to get that back if I can talk to
Speaker 4: Elon but catch me on Yeah, IM gonna reach out
Speaker 4: to him. Catch me on Instagram at Iheartmico and also
Speaker 4: my YouTube channel Iheartmico where you can find my podcast
Speaker 4: Ask Miko and everything Miko on YouTube.
Speaker 2: And you are you on every Gilbert episode?
Speaker 4: Not every one of them. I'm just doing every other
Speaker 4: week because I'm mom. I had it, you know, I
Speaker 4: couldn't really commit to That's pretty much living in LA.
Speaker 2: I like that podet. I didn't see it. I didn't
Speaker 2: see you on the one with when he interviewed Steph Curry.
Speaker 2: That's why they were in DC for that one.
Speaker 6: I didn't go to d C.
Speaker 3: Yeahs luthor, Gilbert Man, Yes, no part all right when
Speaker 3: we come back. We got positive notice to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning everybody. It's DJ MV Charlamagne, the guy. We
Speaker 3: are the Breakfast Club Charlamage. Is time to get a
Speaker 3: positive note.
Speaker 2: Yes, First of all, I want to remind people too. Man,
Speaker 2: make sure you come to my third annual Mental Wealth Expo.
Speaker 2: It is October seventh at the Marriyout Marquee and Times
Speaker 2: Square from eleven am to four pm. I'm bringing together
Speaker 2: some of the best psychotherapists, some of the best psychiatrists,
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Speaker 2: Breeland Noble, doctor Rita Walker, doctor j Barnett, Elliott Connie
Speaker 2: my Man, Rashan Miller, Angela Ryt is gonna be there.
Speaker 2: You know, she's a big mental health advocate. My Man
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Speaker 2: wants to get started on their healing journey, this is
Speaker 2: the place for you to be. Remember it's a free event.
Speaker 2: All ages are welcome. And that leads me right into
Speaker 2: my positive note, and my positive note is simply this,
Speaker 2: Please do not let anyone take the piece that you
Speaker 2: have worked so hard to create. Have a great day
Speaker 2: breakfast club bit is you don't finish for y'all done.