Speaker 1: Good moon in Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo yo Charlemagne, God peace to the planning This Thursday.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's Thursday, and we got our special guest host
Speaker 3: Jess Hilarious with us this morning. Hello Larious, And this
Speaker 3: is the hundredth episode about showing BT.
Speaker 4: Yes, how to do this? Papa?
Speaker 5: Oh what is that?
Speaker 2: He? Hey, Okay, I didn't know that. Does it like that?
Speaker 5: You got five kids?
Speaker 6: You ain't never know that?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: Wow, to old popping like you know what was happening?
Speaker 6: Congratulations Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: I don't know what this episode?
Speaker 8: You give?
Speaker 5: Four hundred episodes?
Speaker 2: Better?
Speaker 5: Honey? Why do say bitcoin.
Speaker 6: That one hundred?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: BT one hundred?
Speaker 6: Yes, So what they gonna do for go?
Speaker 5: I have no you might be right about.
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 2: That sounds about right, Bons Bonus dred episodes, No night, Envy,
Speaker 2: thank you.
Speaker 5: I just came from the club, all.
Speaker 6: Right, and then and then go invite me when it's over.
Speaker 6: He's like, yo, just to let you know, yo, we
Speaker 6: hit yo.
Speaker 3: I invited you at like because usually you up late.
Speaker 3: So I've been like yo, it was like one thirty.
Speaker 3: I said, you know what, I'm going out. I'm like,
Speaker 3: if Jess isn't Tael, let me tell Jess, yo, Jess,
Speaker 3: if you up swing by right.
Speaker 6: I go out with Jocelyn one time and he think
Speaker 6: I'll just be out here in the streets.
Speaker 2: Are believing in the house at seventy seven years old.
Speaker 2: I'm not seventy seven. I feel seventy eight. It was
Speaker 2: a Jamaican BOSHMNT.
Speaker 6: So I was like, God, I would have loved it.
Speaker 5: So it was.
Speaker 3: It was a friend, my wife's friend's birthday. Shout to
Speaker 3: Toya te Styles, happy birthday. So she did like a
Speaker 3: little boshman out here in the city.
Speaker 5: It was nice.
Speaker 2: You like there doing like Jamaican chance, like Pondner River,
Speaker 2: Pondner River Box, your mother.
Speaker 5: Box your most kind of sort of but it was dope.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 3: It was at a club called Music, which is a
Speaker 3: couple of blocks down. Shout to Cardi B. I seen
Speaker 3: Cardi B. Cardi B was there, French Montane, I seen
Speaker 3: Rich the Kid? Who else did I see? Kodak Black
Speaker 3: was there?
Speaker 5: Oh my god?
Speaker 10: It was.
Speaker 3: It was a nice little vibe, but it was private,
Speaker 3: but it was a vibe it was really, really, really
Speaker 3: really good. So after the party, had to drive the
Speaker 3: wife back home. Yeah, and then I just turned right
Speaker 3: back around and came.
Speaker 5: Straight back in.
Speaker 3: Couldn't even lay down, couldn't even lay down for a second.
Speaker 3: But it was great, great vibes, it was. It was
Speaker 3: a nice party, good celebration.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like you was there. Yeah, I would love it.
Speaker 3: I know, just would have loved That's why I that's
Speaker 3: as soon as I said, let me hit jests, but
Speaker 3: just hit me at just hit me at about five
Speaker 3: forty five, like.
Speaker 6: Great, now even crazy?
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that was my night and I'm tired. I
Speaker 5: ain't even gonna lie. Amazing. I don't go out on
Speaker 5: school nights. Crazy. Yeah, it was a little crazy.
Speaker 3: But today on the show, Cedric that entertainer will be
Speaker 3: joining us. He'll be stopping by here, has a new
Speaker 3: book called Flipping box Cars.
Speaker 5: We'll talk to him and Tiffany had Its.
Speaker 2: Will be stopping through as got a new record, got
Speaker 2: a record with Little John and four Bobby.
Speaker 5: This ky over there a clown. He's a dope.
Speaker 6: It's not even hype in here, y'all just being clown.
Speaker 5: It's it's it's no more, damn here's one more.
Speaker 4: Here you go.
Speaker 6: Oh look, so I don't got a show in Jacksonville,
Speaker 6: Florida today. Y'all just want to let y'all know I
Speaker 6: moved a Thursday show to Friday and Saturday. Y'all say, yeah,
Speaker 6: just just because I know it's Friday. I mean it's Thursday,
Speaker 6: and people still got work Friday. People got to take
Speaker 6: their kids to school on Friday. So it's just like
Speaker 6: and the those tickets were moving a little slower because
Speaker 6: it's Thursday. So I'm like, y'all can just come Friday
Speaker 6: and Saturday. What's the club Jacksonville, The Comedy Zone in Jacksonville, Florida.
Speaker 5: Do you though I need there?
Speaker 6: I'll be there tomorrow on Saturday.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, let's get the show cracking Testling figures
Speaker 3: up next, because you got your front.
Speaker 5: Page news and don't go anywhere.
Speaker 3: One hundredth episode on b E two.
Speaker 5: It's the Breakfast s FO, Good Morning Mourning.
Speaker 3: Everybody's DJ n V, Charlemagne, the God, Jess Hilarious. We
Speaker 3: are to Breakfast Club and let's get in some front
Speaker 3: page news.
Speaker 5: What up tis?
Speaker 6: What's going on?
Speaker 10: DJ Envy, Jess Hilarius, Charlemagne the God the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Hey yeah, let's jump right into it. They caught him.
Speaker 10: H They finally called him after nearly two weeks on
Speaker 10: the run. The escape murderer that we watched crab walk
Speaker 10: up the wall to escape is finally caught.
Speaker 6: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 5: Breaking news.
Speaker 11: Danello Cabocante has finally captured. The fourteen day man hunt
Speaker 11: is over. His heat signature was detected by aircraft in
Speaker 11: a wooded area in South Coventry Township. He was taken
Speaker 11: into custody with the help of a police dogging around
Speaker 11: eight o'clock this morning. State police were assisted by Border Patrol,
Speaker 11: US Marshals ATF and Customs in that search. He will
Speaker 11: now head to Sci Phoenix Prison in Montgomery County.
Speaker 2: I wonder if he exhausted all his energy trying to
Speaker 2: figure out how to escape but didn't have no plan.
Speaker 5: After the escape, he definitely gonna have a clearly he
Speaker 5: got out, which was amazing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what if he didn't know that he could really
Speaker 6: do that?
Speaker 3: Like well, you know, they said they said that inmate escaped.
Speaker 3: I guess you said a couple of weeks before that,
Speaker 3: a couple of months before that, So he knew the route.
Speaker 3: He knew how to get out, but once he got out,
Speaker 3: he didn't figured out what he was gonna do after that.
Speaker 2: He had just said, though he probably didn't know that
Speaker 2: he really was gonna get out for real, man, I mean,
Speaker 2: but he didn't.
Speaker 10: He didn't stay out two weeks though, that's a long
Speaker 10: you know, he stayed out two weeks.
Speaker 6: He escaped a gunfire, and you.
Speaker 3: Know that's not good for law enforcement. The fact that
Speaker 3: he got out, he had no real plan. He looked
Speaker 3: beat up and batter He looked like he looked he
Speaker 3: looked tired, He looked like he wanted to.
Speaker 6: Go back, please come get.
Speaker 3: So it looked like they should have caught him two
Speaker 3: weeks ago.
Speaker 10: Yeah, honestly, especially since it was over five hundred agents
Speaker 10: that was looking for him. They made sure to point
Speaker 10: out he had a Philadelphia Eagles shirt on when he
Speaker 10: was called. But yeah, he looked he looked worn out,
Speaker 10: probably relieved, like you know, finally old bracket, I would assume.
Speaker 2: And they pulled for a picture with him like he
Speaker 2: wasn't out nine days, you know, the police officers told
Speaker 2: them with him, it took y'all nine days to catch
Speaker 2: that man. They ain't nothing to be taking pictures of
Speaker 2: the dog bit him on the top of his head.
Speaker 10: And I mean, just to point out again, this just
Speaker 10: shows that it is possible to apprehend somebody without shooting
Speaker 10: him in the back.
Speaker 6: Just thought i'd put.
Speaker 5: That on out there. Now, let's talk about this Georgia
Speaker 5: gas tax.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Governor Kemp.
Speaker 10: Governor Brian Kemp has declared a state of emergency and
Speaker 10: temporarily suspended the state's tax on gasoline in an effort
Speaker 10: to reduce the impact of inflation, because, by the way,
Speaker 10: inflation is still happening. He claimed that the actions were
Speaker 10: in response to policies coming at the federal level. He
Speaker 10: said that President Joe Biden has caused Georgians to fill
Speaker 10: the brunt of negative economic conditions. Now, the executive order
Speaker 10: went into effect on yesterday. It goes through October twelfth,
Speaker 10: and they said it's gonna save Georgians around thirty one
Speaker 10: cents per gallon in thirty five sents on diesel fuel.
Speaker 6: So this is really important, guys.
Speaker 10: The consumer I was just released that the consumer price
Speaker 10: index rolls three point seven percent and that the gasoline
Speaker 10: prices have jumped ten percent in August following a two
Speaker 10: percent increase in July. So this is a very real thing,
Speaker 10: and Governor Kemp shout out to him, you know, for
Speaker 10: taking action on it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's very nasty out there as far as inflation,
Speaker 3: as far as the prices that keep increasing on everything,
Speaker 3: not just gas, on food, on everything. So I think
Speaker 3: they should suspend this all over the place and let
Speaker 3: people try to get their selfs back together first, because
Speaker 3: it's very expensive for a lot of people out there.
Speaker 10: Well, that's a great point that you mentioned. In twenty
Speaker 10: twenty two. President Biden did call on Congress. This is
Speaker 10: why I'm always pushing about state and local government, because
Speaker 10: the governor can go in sign an executive order like
Speaker 10: he did here. Also Rohn de Santis, you know, as
Speaker 10: much as folks don't like him and have a lot
Speaker 10: of reasons to not like him, he did the same thing,
Speaker 10: you know, when people were struggling with gas, went in
Speaker 10: made an executive order. Say, you know, Biden's not doing
Speaker 10: anything less, we're the gas. When Joe Biden asked to
Speaker 10: do this in twenty twenty two, Congress couldn't make it happen,
Speaker 10: and a lot of folks, including Nancy Pelosi, was like well,
Speaker 10: you know, we don't know if this is really going
Speaker 10: to help or not. So again, Democrats, this is why
Speaker 10: you know a lot of folks didn't like it when
Speaker 10: Governor Camp won when he beat Stacy Abrams. Well, he
Speaker 10: passed out Chemp cards during COVID. He gave folks money,
Speaker 10: put money in there in their pockets. So just remember
Speaker 10: this when Kemp runs for president, probably in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 10: You know, these are the type of things that people
Speaker 10: actually remember that make a difference money in their pockets.
Speaker 10: And Democrats are sitting around trying to figure it out.
Speaker 10: And meanwhile, you know, they're signing executive orders on the
Speaker 10: state level.
Speaker 2: And that's crazy because you know, you just said that
Speaker 2: the inflation has went up three point seven percent and
Speaker 2: the medium household income has felled as seventy four thousand,
Speaker 2: which is four thousand less than twenty nineteen. But yet
Speaker 2: you know, the Biden administration is bragging about the economy.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, if people don't feel it
Speaker 2: directly impact their pockets positively or negatively, they don't want
Speaker 2: to hear nothing but their economy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it feels like crime is up, and I
Speaker 3: know people say, well, crime is down, and they play
Speaker 3: with the numbers. Well, murders down, with robberies up. So yeah,
Speaker 3: but it feels like crime is up. It feels like
Speaker 3: all the prices for everything is rising, like you feel
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And that's what I was even saying that about,
Speaker 6: even with with with what I do you mean being
Speaker 6: a stand up comedian on tour. I remember when like
Speaker 6: people was like, oh no, it ain't gonna affect the
Speaker 6: rich people or the people that make a lot of money.
Speaker 6: It does because we need the people who have nine
Speaker 6: to five's and the people that the gas going up,
Speaker 6: everything's going up. You're not gonna have the money to
Speaker 6: go to no shows, So change everybody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was you know, you got to pick and
Speaker 3: choose if I'm gonna go see Jests or I'm gonna.
Speaker 6: Go see Dominantly, come see me.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go see Jess Drake.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Yeah, go see Drake. Yeah.
Speaker 10: And I just I just want to put this on
Speaker 10: the record because again this is really important. You know
Speaker 10: Democrats last year. Again, I just want to put on
Speaker 10: the record. Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she was worried that
Speaker 10: all companies and retailers may may pocket much of the savings,
Speaker 10: but the bottom line is people need the relief. So again,
Speaker 10: this is one of those things where democrats and Republicans,
Speaker 10: including democrats, so y'all say, we take it so easy on,
Speaker 10: but this is one of those times where democrats had
Speaker 10: an opportunity to, you know, make people feel this impact
Speaker 10: and decided to side with the energy companies.
Speaker 6: That's just the bottom line.
Speaker 2: Put some money in people pocket, people save some money.
Speaker 2: That's what they remember.
Speaker 5: But that is front page news. Thank you, Tez. We're
Speaker 5: seen a couple of minutes.
Speaker 3: Everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five
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Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. This
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Speaker 5: Hello.
Speaker 6: Who's this?
Speaker 7: Hey, blessing glory to God.
Speaker 2: You up?
Speaker 5: Hey, I'm good. How you doing?
Speaker 7: Hey, it's just I'm good. Hey shoving man?
Speaker 5: What's up?
Speaker 7: Envy or something? Man?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Hey, you about to get pregnant too?
Speaker 5: And justice?
Speaker 7: But you start popping on TikTok like that.
Speaker 6: I don't even be on TikTok. I want to stole
Speaker 6: my video and put it up there.
Speaker 5: You pregnant. My sisters got a boyfriend, right.
Speaker 6: I don't have a little boyfriend. I have a man.
Speaker 5: Boyfriend.
Speaker 6: Okay, Yeah, I do. I do I have a boyfriend. Yes,
Speaker 6: I'm not.
Speaker 7: Yes, I'm not trash. You know last time track was
Speaker 7: on the radio, trash that he gave birth you and Cleet.
Speaker 7: I don't know that.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know what you're talking about. But yes I do.
Speaker 6: I do have a boyfriend. You're right, but I don't.
Speaker 5: I ain't not wrong.
Speaker 6: Me still booty popping a little bit.
Speaker 7: As long as if I wasn't, I would that.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's why you not.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I wanted to talk about ya.
Speaker 5: Ain't had to talk about that, man, y'all.
Speaker 7: Know, because I didn't, I didn't get to talk about
Speaker 7: you know what. I guess the receive that Tyree was
Speaker 7: talking about. You know that see your wife, that he
Speaker 7: got a new car for the island. He was flexive, bro.
Speaker 5: He was trying.
Speaker 4: But let's let me tell you.
Speaker 3: I made a deal with the with the people in
Speaker 3: the background that I won't talk about Tyree anymore.
Speaker 7: I got the background.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about people in the industry.
Speaker 3: They had a private call and told me, don't talk
Speaker 3: about Tyree anymore.
Speaker 5: Talking about Tyree anymore. That's right.
Speaker 2: The alumna he called him and they said, y'all got
Speaker 2: to stop because it looked like an old school industry level.
Speaker 4: In the world.
Speaker 5: And they make you.
Speaker 2: He wasn't Maxwell's though, you don't want to talk about Maxwell.
Speaker 5: Never say nothing Maxwell. Maxwell shout to Maxwell.
Speaker 7: All right, all show with me that if I wasn't
Speaker 7: in the radio games me, I'd be foxing your mouth.
Speaker 5: You that was?
Speaker 4: That was That was a fluke.
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 5: That was I didn't even have breakfast Sean heard.
Speaker 3: You get it off your chest eight hundred and five
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Speaker 5: If you need to Vin, hit us up now. It's
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. It's away.
Speaker 4: Is it your time to get it off your chest? Wait,
Speaker 4: whether you're man or black.
Speaker 6: Time to get up and get something.
Speaker 4: Call up now. Eight hundred five eight five one O
Speaker 4: five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Hello.
Speaker 5: Who's this?
Speaker 12: It's Jack, Jack, Good morning, breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Hey, Johan Jack, good morning, get off your chest.
Speaker 12: Okay, well, first I want to say good morning to
Speaker 12: Ballad small Headed's hilarious, good morning because I'm here for you.
Speaker 12: Dja brightc you got a cave.
Speaker 3: You Saidad, small headed boy, small hack, that's what you
Speaker 3: mean because maybe you will had all the time.
Speaker 5: Joe shut up, she lets she said, ball heads, ballhead
Speaker 5: for you, I'm talking to but no, we need to
Speaker 5: know she ain't even trying to talk to you.
Speaker 6: She called you boy this morning and she said, hey, Jeff,
Speaker 6: hey girl, what you gotta say to Envy?
Speaker 12: Thank you, Jeff? Okay, are you there? But Zda, you
Speaker 12: got a case because yesterday I was watching you know,
Speaker 12: other people's instagrams who are more richer than me. In
Speaker 12: fat Joe, I've seen that being called Yane tang right,
Speaker 12: and he's got these little Beijing things for the Dominican
Speaker 12: or for the Puerto Ricans. He's got he's got PAINK represents.
Speaker 5: Rewind rewind You know, I'm getting me somewhere that Tavy.
Speaker 12: White boys, he got whatever the day Kelly is. But
Speaker 12: he don't have dj MVY represented for the Dominican.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I've seen that now represented the Dominicans
Speaker 3: are not Dominican, but I was kind of hurt.
Speaker 5: I've seen Fat Joe, I've seen Cali, I've.
Speaker 3: Seen Tank and and then I've seen a couple of
Speaker 3: brothers I didn't even know. They definitely should have had
Speaker 3: me on there. If that company's listening, I don't know how.
Speaker 5: You don't have me.
Speaker 6: Honestly? Did we all go on the ward for you?
Speaker 12: Because all the Dominicans need you, and we're.
Speaker 6: Doing this for the Dominican I'm not you are.
Speaker 5: She said, you are and you will own this.
Speaker 6: Follow me. I love you so much. I love you
Speaker 6: so much.
Speaker 5: What's your what's your?
Speaker 12: The h c S Underscore Bakery?
Speaker 6: Ooh so she baker? H c S Underscore Bakery.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I got a cannabis successory and a Carol line
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Speaker 12: waiting on.
Speaker 6: You, okay, well h S the h S Underscore Bakery,
Speaker 6: Yes bakery? That, Yes, I got you.
Speaker 5: I'm following you now.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Mama.
Speaker 7: You're welcome.
Speaker 6: Even you head?
Speaker 5: What does that even mean?
Speaker 6: You are balls with a small head? But she got
Speaker 6: the small head.
Speaker 5: Bro that's wrong?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 6: Who's this?
Speaker 5: Hello? Who's there? What's up?
Speaker 7: Time?
Speaker 5: Get off your chest?
Speaker 7: Time I'm coming to. Next week is my one year
Speaker 7: university of my wife. And we have no idea what to.
Speaker 5: Do one year anniversary with the wife. Y'all gotta work.
Speaker 7: Yeah no, it's on Saturday. We just money tight.
Speaker 5: So I figure out what you enjoy each other. You
Speaker 5: don't got to do much. You're not good at anniversary.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you that right now. I always that's not
Speaker 2: that I forget mine. It's just like what do you
Speaker 2: do you year?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 6: How do you type?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 14: Like?
Speaker 9: What do you do?
Speaker 5: But where are you from? Brother? Right now?
Speaker 7: I stay in Greensboro originally from Virginia.
Speaker 5: It's a Virginia No, yeah, I originally Carolina.
Speaker 6: Now okay, all right, you don't know what to do
Speaker 6: for your wife?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's just like we do a lot of stuff,
Speaker 7: like we were just on a cruise our family. We
Speaker 7: don't work in time with our kids.
Speaker 5: Yeah, look, du.
Speaker 6: Do like a cute romantic scoree hunt like like that
Speaker 6: reminds you of when y'all first met. You ever't did
Speaker 6: something like that like high like notes around that points
Speaker 6: to a big gift or something like that, like take
Speaker 6: her down memory lane something like that.
Speaker 5: That's dope, that's smart. Okay, you ain't feeling it.
Speaker 3: Go to a hotel North Carolina. Got great hotel. Stay
Speaker 3: at the hotel for the night. You get a little
Speaker 3: couple's massage.
Speaker 5: He said, money tight, y'all.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's why I said the scavenger hunt.
Speaker 5: Some great massage places up here there. Send the money tight, y'all.
Speaker 5: Forgot the money tight.
Speaker 2: Partney, do the scavenger hunt. About to be honest with
Speaker 2: your wife and tell her money tight man. They just
Speaker 2: got from a cruise. She understanding up, money tight? I
Speaker 2: love you baby? And why y'all act like an anniversary not
Speaker 2: a collective thing. Why you gotta figure out?
Speaker 6: But but what if she do got something? Hell know
Speaker 6: that's true.
Speaker 5: What's what's her favorite spot to go eat?
Speaker 6: You don't know money?
Speaker 5: What about you?
Speaker 3: You can go chick file, get a little gift called
Speaker 3: chick file. Get a little gift call.
Speaker 6: For it's not an seventh grade yo. They like married.
Speaker 2: I mean she might like chick fil she might like.
Speaker 6: Yeah, do the scavenger hunt, man, cavenger huntres fly telling
Speaker 6: you that's fine, taking out memory lane. Go to the
Speaker 6: room that remind you of the first time I smelled
Speaker 6: your head. I mean that's creepy, but like something like that,
Speaker 6: and buy.
Speaker 5: Her something sexy from like Sheen or what's the other one?
Speaker 6: San Very cheap.
Speaker 7: Is cheap?
Speaker 5: They said, how cheap?
Speaker 6: And DJ envyes world with his world brother again. Yeah,
Speaker 6: we just got this talking about gas going up and
Speaker 6: bread going out.
Speaker 5: Get a gas called gas car is very romantic and sexy.
Speaker 6: Money is.
Speaker 2: Scavenger hunt idea fly that's it, bro.
Speaker 5: He regrets write our love letter.
Speaker 7: I could do that.
Speaker 5: That's part of this cavenger. She find stuff.
Speaker 6: And now he's talking about Oh no, that does night.
Speaker 3: Hey yo, go ahead, Joe, get off this phone, get
Speaker 3: it off your chest, eight hundred five.
Speaker 5: If you need to be, you can hit us up. Now.
Speaker 5: We got rumors on the way, Jess.
Speaker 6: Yes, we do the breakfast club. Lets Natalie none lie
Speaker 6: again on Jess.
Speaker 3: You're coming in high all right, we'll get to it
Speaker 3: nextus the breakfast club in the morning.
Speaker 5: The breakfast club, all right, morning everybody.
Speaker 3: It's DJ n V Charlamagne to god, Jess, hilarious.
Speaker 5: We are the breakfast club. And let's get to Jess
Speaker 5: with the mess.
Speaker 4: This is.
Speaker 5: Jeff corrobber.
Speaker 15: Lord.
Speaker 6: Just don't do no lying.
Speaker 4: This is the rumor report.
Speaker 6: I don't do that.
Speaker 9: Fat just.
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: So the Breakfast Club allowed Natalie None to come up
Speaker 6: here and lie on Jess. Hilarious.
Speaker 5: That's not true.
Speaker 6: We have audio, it is true, red Plate.
Speaker 5: I started off.
Speaker 16: By saying that Tanisha was her favorite from Bagirls Club
Speaker 16: and that I shouldn't be running Bad Girls Club over
Speaker 16: at Zeus.
Speaker 6: That's how it started.
Speaker 16: Then the second thing was when Kashan and Blue Faces
Speaker 16: show came and you know, my name's in the credits
Speaker 16: as an executive producer. She went on to say Natalie
Speaker 16: is exploiting Kashan and making all this money off of her,
Speaker 16: and there's a whole thing on YouTube if you google it.
Speaker 16: Like she just went on a rant, and so so
Speaker 16: I'm like, how am I exploiting her?
Speaker 6: Like what?
Speaker 2: Like, you know, the only thing I would correct just
Speaker 2: on is not just you exploiting her, is len me too.
Speaker 5: First of all, I love Jess, He's great.
Speaker 2: Oh god, you guys were getting into it.
Speaker 6: I was trying to calm her down and I was like, hey,
Speaker 6: well you know she yeah, she was what were going on?
Speaker 2: Bottom drink like you were just talking.
Speaker 5: Wow, Jess kicked off.
Speaker 6: That's not what I got for.
Speaker 9: She is lying.
Speaker 6: What did you get from that story?
Speaker 2: Before I correct that that you came into section to
Speaker 2: see what's up because you were a trouble maker, and.
Speaker 5: No, I did not took it off. Was like, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna drink this mind now.
Speaker 6: First of all, no, no, no, no, you know I
Speaker 6: would never. I don't even do that. I had my
Speaker 6: own section which was sitting in front of them. We
Speaker 6: were right in front of the stage and then Zeus
Speaker 6: was right behind us. What happened This was at Tycoon
Speaker 6: Weekend IF fifties weeknd in Houston last year. Baddies came
Speaker 6: through and two girls had walked through my section. Jackie
Speaker 6: Long was escorting them in. Two of them walked through.
Speaker 6: Now they were drunk. I didn't tell the one girl,
Speaker 6: don't walk through my section, walk around it. So she
Speaker 6: mugged me and just kept walking. But they little girls.
Speaker 6: So I'm like, I'm not tripping Shane's Long. She don't
Speaker 6: do nothing. I just walk around. So they had to
Speaker 6: come back out, come back in. They walked through again.
Speaker 6: I mushed the girl Jackie Long like yo, chill, don't
Speaker 6: don't how mush that. She ran over there and told
Speaker 6: Natalie what happened, like Natalie was her father or something,
Speaker 6: and I'm like, yo.
Speaker 5: Ya, don't do that. So why you see like Natalie
Speaker 5: was her mother wife?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, it could have been neither one. But she
Speaker 6: ran like like no, I didn't even go over there.
Speaker 6: I saw that happen Natalie. Look, that's when she saw me.
Speaker 6: Bobby Lights, who I like, he's cool. He came over
Speaker 6: and was like, Jians, you want to take a shot
Speaker 6: with us? Want to take a shot, And I was like, yeah, whatever,
Speaker 6: that's cool. I wanted to go over there. Anyway, exactly
Speaker 6: exactly went over there and he was pulling me in
Speaker 6: a section. I never had the bottle in my hands.
Speaker 6: He grabbed a bottle and he he was pulling a shot. No,
Speaker 6: he was pulling a shot and Natalie in the back,
Speaker 6: hold up, who's that?
Speaker 5: Don't know?
Speaker 6: She ain't not at first, She's not drinking from my bottle.
Speaker 6: First of all, was one bottle for ten girls, so
Speaker 6: it was like it was only enough for one of
Speaker 6: y'all to take a swig one time. Anyway, I'm not
Speaker 6: gonna do that, but I did just come over there
Speaker 6: to get worked up, So she what's up?
Speaker 9: What's up?
Speaker 6: The chair she was sitting in was very tight, so
Speaker 6: she couldn't get up, so she gave up and she
Speaker 6: never got up. So I'm like, what's up then? And
Speaker 6: I walked past Bobby Lamel grabbed me like, no, no, no,
Speaker 6: come on, let's take a picture. Let's say now, let's
Speaker 6: take a picture. No, He's like, you need to calm down.
Speaker 6: Whatever whatever. So he de escalated the situation, them and
Speaker 6: their security, him and their security, and I went back
Speaker 6: to my section and that was it. We took the
Speaker 6: party outside. That was it.
Speaker 5: So I was absolutely right. You came to section.
Speaker 2: NA, she she got invited to drink, and she s
Speaker 2: shout out to you there because you wanted to go
Speaker 2: over there anyway.
Speaker 6: And whether Bobby was trying to be sneaky or trying
Speaker 6: to instigate something, I don't think. So he just wanted
Speaker 6: to come up, and I took the invite. I'm okay, cool,
Speaker 6: and then that was it. I walked up in there,
Speaker 6: like what's up? But I never touched their bottle trying
Speaker 6: to drink it.
Speaker 5: Y'all ain't got no reason to have no issue.
Speaker 6: No, we don't have an issue. I just don't particularly
Speaker 6: can't for her. And that's yeah, and it's and Natalie, Yeah,
Speaker 6: I said that Tanisa is my favorite bag girl because
Speaker 6: she is my favorite bag girl. And yes, I did
Speaker 6: give you some flag about you exploiting the girl, Krishawan.
Speaker 6: And I also did say, let me if people don't
Speaker 6: like Mona Scott youngly can't like Lamel. But that's it.
Speaker 6: That was it, That was all okay. Bow Wow admits
Speaker 6: he regrets missing prom in college due to fame. On Wednesday,
Speaker 6: bow Wow took to his Instagram stories with a message
Speaker 6: about his desired experiences like going to prom, going to college,
Speaker 6: and joining a fraternity. Yo, this next line is crazy.
Speaker 6: According to the thirty six year old, people think he
Speaker 6: has it all, but in reality he just wants the
Speaker 6: simple things. I'm just like, it's funny people think he
Speaker 6: has it all. No, we thought you had it all,
Speaker 6: but you started lying and then like the jet thing.
Speaker 6: And remember, yo, when he was a problem, he was
Speaker 6: in front of the start and just like these kids
Speaker 6: behind me, they don't even know it's me and they
Speaker 6: didn't even care.
Speaker 5: You ain't never lost your mind. In the scream tour.
Speaker 6: No, I no, I did. Loved bow Wow, loved it.
Speaker 9: I was, yes, lucky.
Speaker 6: Was yall looked like him and everything when he was little? Yeah,
Speaker 6: brings with the back coming out. Yes, bah wow was
Speaker 6: the first half I panddown person. Don't blame okay, but yeah,
Speaker 6: Like what he was saying I thought was interesting. You know,
Speaker 6: he said he just woke up thinking to myself, like, Damn,
Speaker 6: I've never been to Prom North College. I want to
Speaker 6: pledge so bad. I wish I was a part of
Speaker 6: a fraternity. Y'all think I'm lucky because of my lifestyle,
Speaker 6: but I really want what y'all have. He was real
Speaker 6: sad about that he missed things like that.
Speaker 5: I get what he's saying.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he didn't get to have like a childhood childhood
Speaker 6: because you know, he missed experience.
Speaker 3: He probably goes out when they shout out the HBCUs
Speaker 3: and college. He misses those experiences. You know, he was
Speaker 3: a childhood star early.
Speaker 6: So absolutely what.
Speaker 2: Michael Jackson was put on. And I'm not comparing Michael
Speaker 2: Jackson to bow Yeah. And that's why Michael Jackson will
Speaker 2: put on disguises and just want to go walk around.
Speaker 6: A normal right, Right, Wow, the grocery store. Never heard
Speaker 6: that one, Okay, but yeah, I mean like he obviously
Speaker 6: think he you know, he misses something. But I think
Speaker 6: he's going to get to relive that with his kids.
Speaker 6: He got a son, he got a daughter. All that's
Speaker 6: coming up. He can literally live vicariously through.
Speaker 5: It's not too late now, thirty six. He can go
Speaker 5: be normal now if you.
Speaker 6: Want to, well, DC college. He can't wrap it up, right,
Speaker 6: That's where.
Speaker 5: He should have went with Romeo.
Speaker 2: Although he could still pledge. But he can still go
Speaker 2: back to he could pledge. You got the rest of
Speaker 2: your life to be normal. But he can go back
Speaker 2: to college now. He can go back to college. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he lives in Atlanta, so he can go to.
Speaker 5: The More House club. You can go do it. You
Speaker 5: can still go experience that.
Speaker 6: But he was just expressing like how he feels like
Speaker 6: that was like a loss, and I definitely.
Speaker 4: Do get it. It's all right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that is your just with the mess because
Speaker 3: Megan is style in back college. Yesos going back now.
Speaker 7: So you can.
Speaker 5: And you gotta be a cube boywi. You can't be
Speaker 5: nothing else because you're a dog.
Speaker 15: Na.
Speaker 5: That's what they do. Yeah. But he's like that.
Speaker 6: He's like a puppy. He can't he can't go.
Speaker 5: That's why.
Speaker 6: Kampa no I like the camp.
Speaker 5: Be a cap and a dog's a dog.
Speaker 6: He's not.
Speaker 5: He's not a dog. Uncle's a dog. Snoop A commercial release.
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Speaker 3: Let's get some front page news of court. Jess Hilarious
Speaker 3: is here, and good morning to is.
Speaker 10: Good morning, DJ Mvy the Queen, Jess Hilarious is here,
Speaker 10: and Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 5: Let's jump right into it.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about this Texas student that was suspended over
Speaker 3: his hair.
Speaker 10: Yeah, a black Texas high school student has been suspended
Speaker 10: for more than a week because of his locked hairstyle.
Speaker 6: It violated the district's dress code.
Speaker 10: It could be a test of the new discrimination that
Speaker 10: they're banning these hairstyles across Texas. But Darryl George, he's
Speaker 10: a junior at Barber's Hill High School, received multiple discipary
Speaker 10: action about his hair and so finally he refused to
Speaker 10: take it down, so they gave him a suspension. Now
Speaker 10: they said, this is the same week that the Crown
Speaker 10: Act went into effect. Now, the Crown Act is a
Speaker 10: law prohibiting discrimination based upon one's hair texture or protective
Speaker 10: hairstyles such as locks and braids that went into affect.
Speaker 10: Shout out to one of my partners, Chery's kitchen cabinet
Speaker 10: that pushed the Crown Act to pass, which it did.
Speaker 10: But this did not violate the Crown Act because it
Speaker 10: says that this particular their violation was because male students
Speaker 10: their hair cannot extend below the eyebrows or below the
Speaker 10: ear lobes. So it's not in violation of the Crowd Act,
Speaker 10: but it is in violation of this policy. So the
Speaker 10: question now is should there be amendments to the Crowd
Speaker 10: Neck to cover men in their hair going below you know,
Speaker 10: their eyebrows, are below their ear lobes.
Speaker 3: I can't believe we're still having this conversation in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty three about people say, yeah, that's crazy to me.
Speaker 10: Yep, we are still having this conversation in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 10: And as a side note, I had to have the
Speaker 10: conversation as well with my daughter, you know, when she
Speaker 10: was cheering and the requirements I think I mentioned this before,
Speaker 10: the requirements of how your hair has to be, you know,
Speaker 10: in a very high ponytail, and a lot of the
Speaker 10: black girls you know, had braids or you know, had
Speaker 10: different styles that you just couldn't pull up. And she said, well,
Speaker 10: you know, that's the standard. And I would have to ask, well,
Speaker 10: what is the standard based upon? Whose hair is it
Speaker 10: based upon? So this is a real thing that happens
Speaker 10: in these high schools, Real things that happened to these
Speaker 10: young men, ball players and people to play basketball to
Speaker 10: have different, you know, natural hairstyles. And yes, they still
Speaker 10: are fighting this at schools across the country for sure,
Speaker 10: particularly in Texas.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know, even with the Logan Disco.
Speaker 3: Remember when he had corn rolls and they had a
Speaker 3: problem with his corn rolls when he when he first
Speaker 3: went to school. We didn't take him out though, you know,
Speaker 3: it was what it was, But this is crazy. I'm
Speaker 3: still surprised we're having this conversation about hair.
Speaker 10: But what did they say when you said they had problems?
Speaker 10: Was it against the uniform or they.
Speaker 3: Said it was against the unique form? There was a
Speaker 3: couple of things. But we said, he, you know, this
Speaker 3: is his hairstyle. He wants to wear his hairstyle like that.
Speaker 3: You know, some of these kids have stupid looking what's
Speaker 3: the mullet looking things? I said, I find that offensive.
Speaker 3: Those mullets seem offensive to me. I don't like the
Speaker 3: way they look.
Speaker 2: And they can't. You can't tell them that you don't
Speaker 2: like it, you don't like the way it looks. Why
Speaker 2: can't they say they don't like the way my son's.
Speaker 5: Corn rolls look? Yeah, but it.
Speaker 3: Cover of to look well because of they said it
Speaker 3: was against policy. But what's the policy If that school
Speaker 3: told your son they don't they want you to cut
Speaker 3: it because they don't like the way it looks, you.
Speaker 5: Got a huge lawsuit. Now, well, they said policy, But
Speaker 5: what policy is it?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 5: What policy is? The words matter? You say, I don't
Speaker 5: like the way it looks.
Speaker 3: But I said, I don't like the way a mullety
Speaker 3: looks every time I see a mullet.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's not that's not good enough, and it would.
Speaker 6: Offends you about a mullet.
Speaker 5: I just don't like it. It looks stupid, it's having met.
Speaker 3: So that's all suspiciously suspicious.
Speaker 2: That's the kind of stuff that you get multimillion dollar
Speaker 2: lawsuits from him for school say that school said, oh
Speaker 2: he looks suspicious. I don't like his corn rolls suspicious.
Speaker 2: I don't like the way they look on them to
Speaker 2: cut them. Oh my god.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well that's basically what they're saying.
Speaker 10: I mean, when they're saying we don't like it, like why,
Speaker 10: it's like why, you know what, what what is the
Speaker 10: standard of beauty that you guys are you know, holding
Speaker 10: it to?
Speaker 6: I had a real big thing with, like I said,
Speaker 6: with my.
Speaker 10: Daughter's cheerleading coach about it, because what standard of beauty
Speaker 10: are you? Why not a regular ponytail should be just fine?
Speaker 10: Why does it have to be a high high ponytail?
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: You know, as a woman, you may not be unless
Speaker 10: your hairs and braids all throughout the year which my
Speaker 10: daughter's hair wasn't braids. But I don't I shouldn't have
Speaker 10: to keep her hair and braids all year long to
Speaker 10: meet this standard of beauty that you think is only
Speaker 10: appropriate for cheerleaders.
Speaker 6: What is that based upon? It certainly was not including
Speaker 6: black people, for sure.
Speaker 2: I don't see how you can include that as a
Speaker 2: policy of your company, you know what I'm saying, Because.
Speaker 4: Hair is hair.
Speaker 5: It's not like it's not even like clothing. Like But
Speaker 5: let me ask you a question.
Speaker 3: You know, with you know girls that I don't know
Speaker 3: about cheerleading, but my girls who dance, they have to
Speaker 3: wear their hair in a pony high like they have
Speaker 3: to and all the girls wear like that, you know,
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 6: Yes, The thing is the punk texture is different, lengths different,
Speaker 6: you know, right, what if somebody can't put their hair up, because.
Speaker 10: Right there was one little girl that couldn't put it up,
Speaker 10: it's not it wasn't the issue about the ponytail. It's
Speaker 10: the high ponytail. They want the ponytail to be like
Speaker 10: like just because I can't. Yeah, like now they're up here.
Speaker 2: No, none of us like the struggle ponytails. Now you
Speaker 2: don't like this sometil.
Speaker 10: Yeah, some of the girls their hair can't up that
Speaker 10: way that everybody don't want to put weave in their
Speaker 10: hair or the only way it.
Speaker 6: Was working, is it? Like I said, you keep braids.
Speaker 2: Like no, no, no, please, you cannot come here with
Speaker 2: that scruggs something. Remember I had one, but you was
Speaker 2: at home and I put it up the A.
Speaker 6: I went out though, why you took that picture though,
Speaker 6: because I don't know, I don't know. That's when I
Speaker 6: was was just reckless.
Speaker 5: I've always panted that, like why did you take why
Speaker 5: you posted? I don't know.
Speaker 6: I just put it out there.
Speaker 5: I was like, man, I'm mean, like, that's right.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: They got a lot of policies though, like even with
Speaker 2: my daughter chileing like she can't have she can't wear
Speaker 2: her certain earrings because she got certain pistons earrings at
Speaker 2: certain times stuff like that.
Speaker 5: But different than hair, that's.
Speaker 10: Yeah, And again she shouldn't have to wear break We
Speaker 10: were braids. But if you wear braids all the time
Speaker 10: throughout the year, it can cause breakage in the hair,
Speaker 10: you know, it can damage.
Speaker 5: That out hair.
Speaker 10: So I shouldn't have to be forced a regular ponty
Speaker 10: tilS would be just fine.
Speaker 6: So that was a real fight.
Speaker 10: And we won, thankfully, but it's definitely a low level discrimination.
Speaker 5: All right, Well that is front page News.
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Speaker 6: Yes, oh my, what does that mean? What is the
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Speaker 6: They just always say that you don't look like I
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Speaker 3: That means well, when we come back, Cedric Entertainer will
Speaker 3: be joining us comedian after and so much more. He
Speaker 3: has a new book called Flipping Box Calls and we're
Speaker 3: gonna kick it with him when we come back.
Speaker 5: So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club on b e T.
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Speaker 15: Doing well. So I'm excited, man. Always great to be
Speaker 15: in the city. It was so much going on.
Speaker 4: It was a lot.
Speaker 15: I was trying to you know, how you keep trying
Speaker 15: to go home and everybody call you like, hey man,
Speaker 15: you stuff through here?
Speaker 5: Come through it a birthday party? Thirty yeah, how many
Speaker 5: office you bring with you? Said? Because you stay here?
Speaker 15: This was I had to be very specific on this,
Speaker 15: but I think I brought about six outfits and uh,
Speaker 15: you know, and then I only wore four of them,
Speaker 15: so I got so I I go home with two
Speaker 15: outfits that I could just finish the week out with
Speaker 15: on something like oh I'm still.
Speaker 5: Fresh six office for how many days?
Speaker 4: Though? Three days? Christ? Yeah?
Speaker 15: But you like like you're appearing on TV and stuff,
Speaker 15: so you don't really know, Like, all right, I wore
Speaker 15: that all day and then if I go out to night,
Speaker 15: I don't want people go like I saw you this morning.
Speaker 4: That was the night you got the same show?
Speaker 15: Like maybe, but you know what I mean, gotcha, I
Speaker 15: have to I don't have to do it like girls
Speaker 15: really have to change a.
Speaker 4: Lot, you know what I mean. But you know, guys were.
Speaker 15: Not really required to like flip oy eye fits that much.
Speaker 15: But nowadays it is a fashion world, right, everybody trip
Speaker 15: is Yeah, they.
Speaker 5: See you all the time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But you got the Flipping box Cars book out man,
Speaker 2: and I love that you flexing different creative muscles writing
Speaker 2: fiction novels. Yeah, that's about flipping box cars. What made
Speaker 2: you want to write a fiction novel?
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 15: I was, you know, really hearing stories about my grandfather,
Speaker 15: but you know, he had passed before I was even born,
Speaker 15: so you know, like we will hear things about our
Speaker 15: relatives and then you start to get the lore of
Speaker 15: the family story. And that's what I did, Like I
Speaker 15: started to like really fictionalize what his life was like
Speaker 15: and so you know he was, uh, these were real things,
Speaker 15: you know that I heard from my mother and my
Speaker 15: uncles that you know, he was a businessman. You know,
Speaker 15: he was like a you know, the the facto mayor
Speaker 15: of the Black side of town, this a little small town.
Speaker 15: And then you know, but at night he was a
Speaker 15: bootlegger and a gambler and a hustler, and he always
Speaker 15: being creative. And so I just kind of put those
Speaker 15: two worlds together that showed them being like this loving
Speaker 15: grand this loving father and husband. And then he had
Speaker 15: to go and do what he had to do to make,
Speaker 15: you know, make his dreams come true. So he gets
Speaker 15: caught up in a caper. It's like a crime caper
Speaker 15: where he's got to take this boot the liquor from
Speaker 15: a train. So that's the box car trains, and then
Speaker 15: he does the dice with the two sixers. There's a
Speaker 15: box cards too, so that's why he flipping box cards.
Speaker 2: But that's the most important thing about the book, right,
Speaker 2: the dynamic, because that is the Black struggle in a
Speaker 2: lot of ways.
Speaker 5: The fact that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm a family man and I'm trying to do
Speaker 2: all of this for my family, but I gotta go
Speaker 2: out there and get it by any means necessary.
Speaker 5: Sometimes don't make me a bad person, that's right.
Speaker 15: I mean, we all, you know, especially black men, we
Speaker 15: gonna always relegate it to that. I mean even when
Speaker 15: we think about the people like making in the music
Speaker 15: business whatever, most of us have that other pass where
Speaker 15: they was like street dudes, But we never saw them
Speaker 15: as that way. Like we just appreciate that they had
Speaker 15: great artists and they did what they gotta do. And
Speaker 15: so you think about post World War two, pre civil rights,
Speaker 15: you know, black man, That's what I love the story
Speaker 15: is that he had traveled, he'd been in the world,
Speaker 15: and then you come back to a pre civil rights of America.
Speaker 15: You just can't be put back in the same box.
Speaker 15: You know, once you left. You can't tell me I
Speaker 15: can't come through the front door. Bro, I've been living
Speaker 15: in France for six months. You know, I've been doing this.
Speaker 15: We've been fighting in the war for the whole country.
Speaker 15: You know, tell me I got to go through the
Speaker 15: back like I don't.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 15: So these kind of guys, they had that wheel to
Speaker 15: one to want to be great without but being relegated
Speaker 15: to the racism of the time.
Speaker 3: You know, Now, did you write this during the pandemic?
Speaker 3: Because yeah, where do you have time. You know, when
Speaker 3: do you have time to write a book?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's when it got That's when it started
Speaker 4: for sure.
Speaker 15: It took like two years we did that and uh yeah,
Speaker 15: we started it in late twenty nineteen and then you know,
Speaker 15: went through all the drafts and then you know, and
Speaker 15: then you time it out when you want to release this.
Speaker 5: What gave you the idea to do it?
Speaker 3: Because it's like between comedy at the time, writing, acting
Speaker 3: and everything that you were doing. When did you say,
Speaker 3: you know what it's time for book? Was it sitting
Speaker 3: at home doing nothing? Was like I I got something
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 15: The thing was is that you know, like I've been
Speaker 15: developing TV shows where we've been producing a lot of shows,
Speaker 15: my shows, The Johnson on Bounce, and so I was
Speaker 15: developing this as a TV idea when I first started,
Speaker 15: and so you know when you started thinking about like
Speaker 15: then we had the opportunity to write a book, and
Speaker 15: I was like, oh, that'd be so much more fun
Speaker 15: to have that long form, developed the characters out, not
Speaker 15: to think about it in episodic ways where you got
Speaker 15: to like end the episode and then take you to
Speaker 15: the next Here. I just introduced you to the characters,
Speaker 15: let the world live, and then hopefully people love it.
Speaker 4: Like even the way I ended this guy like.
Speaker 15: Three cliffhangers, so it's like, you know, you definitely want
Speaker 15: people to be like what happened to the story?
Speaker 4: So, you know, I loving it.
Speaker 15: I liking it to Walter Moseley, there's you know, the
Speaker 15: easy Rollins characters, the Devil in the Blue Dress. I
Speaker 15: love that world and that's what we you know, I
Speaker 15: just kind of try to emulate that feel.
Speaker 4: That's what it was.
Speaker 5: When it comes to storytelling. For you, what's the best
Speaker 5: way to tell a story?
Speaker 2: Stand up movies, TV, are writing fictional novel you know.
Speaker 4: I mean this book was really a great experience.
Speaker 15: I've never really, you know, done a fictional novel, and
Speaker 15: I mean the idea and what it took and the
Speaker 15: way it turned out. In my opinion, I like loved
Speaker 15: this book. I love the process. I love telling people,
Speaker 15: you know about it. Even when I did the audio book,
Speaker 15: that's when I really recognized, like, this is this book
Speaker 15: dope like I was because I had to, you know,
Speaker 15: hear it back for the first time myself. And then
Speaker 15: last night over in Newark, these kids they took an
Speaker 15: excerpt and acted it out like on stage. That also
Speaker 15: brought it to life. That was something very unique, like
Speaker 15: they made a stage play out of a out an
Speaker 15: excerpt about the book. So you know, I want, I
Speaker 15: think I want to do stuff like that. And when
Speaker 15: I as, I'm promoting it to get people to understand,
Speaker 15: like what the book is really all about.
Speaker 4: So we ain't got great readers you anymore.
Speaker 15: People love they audio books, you know, which is dope,
Speaker 15: I think, But I definitely want to encourage people to
Speaker 15: go and read this and check it out. Is a
Speaker 15: cool adventure, tells a great story, you follow it, characters
Speaker 15: are rich.
Speaker 5: Is interesting.
Speaker 3: How was it strike affecting you because I mean, I'm
Speaker 3: sure you had plans for this to turn into a
Speaker 3: movie or you know, a sitcom or something like that.
Speaker 3: So how was that with everything going on affecting you
Speaker 3: and your mentaling? You know, because you've been working since
Speaker 3: yeah you were young.
Speaker 4: Yeah like this yeah a long time man.
Speaker 15: But you know, I mean, the strike it's just really
Speaker 15: gotten way longer than what we think in is guy,
Speaker 15: it got really real for us the other day because
Speaker 15: they like started pulling everybody production deals. So the things
Speaker 15: that we used to have. They shut all that down
Speaker 15: the other day. So it's one thing that like not
Speaker 15: have working, it's another thing to now not be able
Speaker 15: to play your employees like people like they just really just.
Speaker 4: Shut it all down.
Speaker 15: And so you know, and you got people that's been
Speaker 15: with you working, you love them, you know, you got
Speaker 15: to figure out their well being now. So you know
Speaker 15: that those things became really real. And I think that
Speaker 15: you know, I don't know all the the issues. I
Speaker 15: do know that there's not enough transparency on the money side,
Speaker 15: Like you know, we don't get to know what these
Speaker 15: companies make, especially the streamers, and so you know, the
Speaker 15: evaluations of how they pay you, who's who's hot, who's
Speaker 15: not is based off their own algorithms that they don't
Speaker 15: have to share. So that becomes you know, it becomes
Speaker 15: a challenge man, when you're trying to negotiate and somebody
Speaker 15: can basically tell you what you're worth.
Speaker 4: You can't even figure out what you're worth. They just
Speaker 4: tell you what you worth.
Speaker 3: You think, you think Hollywood whatever rebound from all us
Speaker 3: because you got, like you said, actors that gonna have
Speaker 3: to do something else now because they got to pay
Speaker 3: their bills, and it hasn't been ten days, it hasn't
Speaker 3: been a month.
Speaker 5: We're looking at a couple of months now.
Speaker 4: And that's six almost, especially for the writers.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I think that it's a resilient business.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, we've been through strikes before.
Speaker 15: But I was saying, I was saying to somebody, I
Speaker 15: recognize that really entertainment is one of our our greatest
Speaker 15: exports as a country. You're in the United States, that's
Speaker 15: what we give the world. We don't make nothing no more.
Speaker 15: We don't do still and you know, textiles, we sell
Speaker 15: entertainment movies, big blockbuster movie. So it's a huge business
Speaker 15: that's not gonna go away. You just got to figure
Speaker 15: out again how you share, how you add creatives and
Speaker 15: people who have IP. They come in with ideas that
Speaker 15: they bring to the table and then y'all say, all right,
Speaker 15: let me give you this one check and then piece
Speaker 15: you out and with AI too. That's the other thing,
Speaker 15: you know, like the idea that I can like take
Speaker 15: your intellectual property or idea, your identity. They want to
Speaker 15: take people's identities and duplicate them in AI and be
Speaker 15: like I appreciate you, thank you, you know, move on,
Speaker 15: Like that's cold blooded. You know, these things have to
Speaker 15: be resolved, and you know, I guess they really they
Speaker 15: much harder than they sound like.
Speaker 4: People you know, feel like just give it up.
Speaker 15: But I guess if you was on the other side
Speaker 15: and you didn't have to pay nine people to write
Speaker 15: a script, you know, then you're not gonna pay nine people.
Speaker 4: You're gonna pay one and then put their computer on it.
Speaker 5: Your situation unique though, because you can just go back
Speaker 5: on the road.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean stand up its great too, But you
Speaker 15: know so, I mean I love the opportunity that, you know,
Speaker 15: I got a live you know, a live business.
Speaker 4: So that's dope.
Speaker 15: You know, you got to that's a that's a part
Speaker 15: of the like the whole make up. It's you got
Speaker 15: to keep standing up alive. You know, a lot of
Speaker 15: a lot of people when they get big, they stop
Speaker 15: doing that as a craft.
Speaker 4: But I love to go out. Man.
Speaker 15: We had a we had a fun tour that we
Speaker 15: ended in May. Then you get out the way all
Speaker 15: the music acts like, you know, stand ups, we don't.
Speaker 4: We don't.
Speaker 15: We don't even try. When Beyonce them out there like
Speaker 15: they'd be like two you like, yes, well yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: The Taylor Drake all the music acts they like, they
Speaker 4: tell you they tear you up. Boy, you like, I
Speaker 4: ain't going out there with you?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 3: We got more with entertainer when we come back, don't move.
Speaker 5: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 15: J n V.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne the guy. We are the breakfast Club. We're still
Speaker 3: kicking it with Cedric the Entertainer. He has a new
Speaker 3: book that's out right now, Charlamagne.
Speaker 2: Now the book right the flipping box cars. What life
Speaker 2: lessons can somebody learn from rolling dice?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: Man? Now from rolling dice?
Speaker 15: And really it is you know, I think that the
Speaker 15: idea of rolling dice is the experiment of looking at
Speaker 15: what's your chances to actually accomplish with this goal that
Speaker 15: you that you want, and it is it is a
Speaker 15: stroke of luck. But you know, people love to play
Speaker 15: those those angles, the numbers, the chances, and they beat
Speaker 15: against themselves, against the others. They bet against the table
Speaker 15: at times, and sometimes in life, I think we got
Speaker 15: to make those kinds of challenges. It's like writing a
Speaker 15: novel is something that I've never done before. But you know,
Speaker 15: as a person that's like a creative I wasn't gonna
Speaker 15: like tell myself, I couldn't do it, so I tried
Speaker 15: it right, and then you know, with the opportunity that
Speaker 15: it came out successful, then that's you know, we don't
Speaker 15: see what the numbers are, but we're doing good man.
Speaker 15: We're killing it on Amazon and you know wherever you
Speaker 15: can buy books.
Speaker 5: Y'all go out get that today.
Speaker 2: Not just lucky that you start every chapter with something right,
Speaker 2: So it's an easy way. It's a rolling for six,
Speaker 2: eight or ten with any combination except for double. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so that is something that's basically setting up what you
Speaker 2: see happen in the chapter.
Speaker 15: Yeah, right, you have the idea of what he's doing.
Speaker 15: We use gambling terms. I got a glossary in there,
Speaker 15: but we use these gambling terms and then basically kind
Speaker 15: of set you up, you know, like you said that
Speaker 15: little that little headliner is like, what's this.
Speaker 4: This whole chapter is going intel, you know.
Speaker 5: So let's talk you about to gamble.
Speaker 15: You know, up from that, get on the knees and
Speaker 15: the luck through with the wall, like you know, hit
Speaker 15: it told some older cousins, my cousin Calvin, cousin Mark,
Speaker 15: and my cousin Stan. I think about them, all of them.
Speaker 15: That was you know, that was that was the cousins.
Speaker 15: You went to live within the hood and they just
Speaker 15: everything was crazy fun. And then but you know, I
Speaker 15: don't gamble much like as I got older, it was
Speaker 15: like one of those things I just like to make
Speaker 15: my money.
Speaker 4: I don't I don't really take chances with my money
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 15: I'll gamble with my boys, like you know, when they
Speaker 15: in Vegas and we out there and like just everybody
Speaker 15: having a good time. That's the only time I do it.
Speaker 15: But I'm not one to walk past the table and
Speaker 15: like y'all let me just.
Speaker 4: Drop a doll or two, you know, grand that I
Speaker 4: ain't doing that.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna ask, you know, speaking to your family about
Speaker 3: your grandfather, do you see traits in yourself that they
Speaker 3: tell you that was in your grandfather as well?
Speaker 15: Yeah, that was I mean, that was big motivations because
Speaker 15: you do get that. Like I said, I never had
Speaker 15: a chance to meet them, but you know, like wearing
Speaker 15: the hats and the suits. You know, my mother would
Speaker 15: tell me like, well, you remind me and my daddy
Speaker 15: right now, like you know, and then of course we
Speaker 15: get that, you know, you might have a laugh or
Speaker 15: the way you smile or smirk, people will tell you, like,
Speaker 15: you look just like so and so and so. You know,
Speaker 15: i'd say that in the acknowledgments, Man, that I really
Speaker 15: encourage people to go back and start talking to their
Speaker 15: elders and older people in their family, because you'll find
Speaker 15: out a lot about your own self, you know, because
Speaker 15: you know, like the fact that he was such an
Speaker 15: entrepreneur and he was a person that really wanted to
Speaker 15: see himself in a bigger life, you know. But you
Speaker 15: know it was, you know, kind of like you know,
Speaker 15: some submerged by the times. I feel like I got
Speaker 15: that spirit. You know, I don't know where it came from,
Speaker 15: but ever since I was a teenager, I never wanted
Speaker 15: to be like a person that had a job.
Speaker 4: Like I was like, I want to I got to
Speaker 4: figure out how to hustle it.
Speaker 15: You know, I wouldn't no street dude, but you know,
Speaker 15: I still like trying to sell shades people and you know, yeah,
Speaker 15: I mean sunglasses, Like you find out that hustle. You
Speaker 15: get to sunglasses on the lower at one place, and
Speaker 15: then you go and try to sell them to the
Speaker 15: people at the park when.
Speaker 4: They're out riding around. Like, yeah, I got these gucchies state,
Speaker 4: not really, but they look like that.
Speaker 5: Do you feel like you know or understand your grandfather more?
Speaker 15: You know, I mean, you know, you know a little
Speaker 15: bit for sure. But it is a fictional tale, so
Speaker 15: you know, only had a few stories. You know, he
Speaker 15: definitely was, you know, from a generation where he didn't
Speaker 15: have a lot of friend groups left, you know, so
Speaker 15: mainly my uncle. You know, my mom had passed in
Speaker 15: twenty fifteen, but before then, a lot of her stories.
Speaker 15: But you know, to get you know, when I started
Speaker 15: developing this book, it was mainly like close relatives and
Speaker 15: they were they were teenagers and kids when he was.
Speaker 4: Doing his thing.
Speaker 15: So but my uncle mel he actually you know, got
Speaker 15: to the age where he can go and hang with
Speaker 15: his father, so he'd be at the gambling house in
Speaker 15: the back, you know, or having to run errands for people.
Speaker 15: So you know, he was talking about that scene in
Speaker 15: Harlem Knights with a duck on the door. He was like,
Speaker 15: that kind of stuff was was my life. You know,
Speaker 15: I had to come in and knock on the door.
Speaker 15: And my dad didn't need this, Mama need that or
Speaker 15: leave you.
Speaker 3: Know, I was gonna ask with the King of comedy
Speaker 3: such a special tour. Right when it came out and
Speaker 3: everybody was so excited. People always ask who would be
Speaker 3: the new Kings of comedy if you had the name
Speaker 3: for new comedians that you can see that you love.
Speaker 4: Like new new or just people that's hot.
Speaker 15: I mean, how the thing is, I mean, the idea
Speaker 15: the Kings of comedyse where you know, it was like
Speaker 15: the guys that.
Speaker 4: Was at the top of the game.
Speaker 15: I mean right now that same group probably still uh
Speaker 15: you know, Kevin Chappelle rock uh me.
Speaker 4: But you know, but you know.
Speaker 5: You're like, man, I want to be there for Cedric Man.
Speaker 4: I thought she was gonna be here. I love just
Speaker 4: man that we she one of.
Speaker 15: These people that like again these new voices that came
Speaker 15: on and just really dynamic and you know, got our
Speaker 15: own lane.
Speaker 4: So you know, I was I was looking forward to
Speaker 4: her being here, and he wanted.
Speaker 5: To meet you mas' like I never met him.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, no doubt that even But but you know,
Speaker 15: it's a lot of you know, I love I love
Speaker 15: Dion Cole like I think he definitely one of these
Speaker 15: people popping. It's like Carlos Miller DC. You know, it's
Speaker 15: a lot of cats out here that smoke. Roy Woods Junior,
Speaker 15: I love Roy Woods. I like I think people that's
Speaker 15: been around a long time that still need to get there.
Speaker 15: They light you know, but it's it's but comedy is
Speaker 15: gonna be one of those things too that there's so
Speaker 15: many specials that sometimes they don't feel special no more,
Speaker 15: you know what I'm saying. So I don't know exactly
Speaker 15: how that's you know, how we're gonna resolve that. And
Speaker 15: you know, we hear a lot of comedy, you know,
Speaker 15: not the way like you know, when we came up,
Speaker 15: Death Jam was so uniquely special.
Speaker 4: Being on the Apollo was uniquely special.
Speaker 15: And then but now you know, you got Netflix and
Speaker 15: it's just a special You just flip through there and
Speaker 15: be like, oh no, dude had a special raid. So
Speaker 15: you you find you find comedy just being so rarely
Speaker 15: available that.
Speaker 5: It's too regular. It's not an event. Yeah exactly, it's
Speaker 5: no event going on.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's the thing.
Speaker 15: But I mean, but you know, like that that live though,
Speaker 15: that's that's still a great place, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 15: Like when you go live and you see people that
Speaker 15: hit that stage and turn it up, you know, I
Speaker 15: think That's totally different because when you shooting a special,
Speaker 15: you also in your mind try to get to fly.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 15: You change your outfit you cause you're thinking, you're thinking
Speaker 15: about being on TV. You're not really doing it, like
Speaker 15: when when you're going up there mobbing and the dojo.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Oh, you know Chico, Chico reminds me of you.
Speaker 4: Being that's my other guy. Man, he reminds me.
Speaker 5: Like the even mannerisms. Yeah, y'all move, talk with y'all, dress.
Speaker 15: Like yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, you know, we did
Speaker 15: a show a couple of years ago. That was the
Speaker 15: first time I was with him, and I was just realized, like, man,
Speaker 15: all them, all them guys like Ellen Talent, yeah, that Chico, Yeah,
Speaker 15: he definitely wan of them guys too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you have a look back at at some of
Speaker 3: the comedy back then, like damn, we could never see
Speaker 3: that now. Sometimes I go back listening to old music
Speaker 3: that show Charlotte and the old commercial and I'm like,
Speaker 3: I can't even believe they played this commercial on air.
Speaker 3: But you know what I mean, could you ever look
Speaker 3: back at that and are you ever scared doing comedy?
Speaker 4: Now. It was so funny.
Speaker 15: My my my partner right well manager we was doing.
Speaker 15: He hit me with a joke I used to do
Speaker 15: a long time ago, and it was just like it
Speaker 15: was the subtle call back to a joke that I
Speaker 15: was like, you can't you tell that joke right now?
Speaker 4: And I'm not.
Speaker 15: I don't never see myself as no person that's like
Speaker 15: got like politically incorrect jokes where I'm out like really
Speaker 15: trying to be rude to people. But you know, the
Speaker 15: times have changed, burning Max, you know, you know his
Speaker 15: passing has been like fifteen years and betting be dealing
Speaker 15: with that.
Speaker 4: We're talking about kings of comedy, like that whole set.
Speaker 4: You can't. I can't do milo.
Speaker 5: You can't.
Speaker 15: Especially to set up to it right right man time,
Speaker 15: Like I was like, yo, like that and that's so brilliant,
Speaker 15: Like we loved like his delivery and like the kind
Speaker 15: of earnest honesty in that.
Speaker 4: But you can't even nah, man, So that's crazy.
Speaker 15: It's a slippery slope, you know, because you know, especially
Speaker 15: when you're creative, you like trying to just say stuff.
Speaker 15: Sometimes you just let me come out, you know, and
Speaker 15: then you know you can actually just very easily be
Speaker 15: in a pothole and be like, man, I ain't really
Speaker 15: mean it that way. You know, then people go on
Speaker 15: the apology to it or try to act like you
Speaker 15: didn't try to act like yeah, you know, be trying
Speaker 15: to fix it with all that, like like you got
Speaker 15: caught by your girl, Like nah, I'm just saying like
Speaker 15: for real though, like you need to understand, like what
Speaker 15: I was saying, I didn't mean I'm doing the word. Yeah,
Speaker 15: I'm working hard on myself. Yeah, it was just some
Speaker 15: terms you learned from them classes. They'll sent you too.
Speaker 15: You got to do it to work.
Speaker 3: We got more with Subject the Entertainer. When we come back,
Speaker 3: it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning. Everybody is seeen j n V.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne, the guy we are the Breakfast Club is still
Speaker 3: kicking it with Sedject the Entertainer. His new book, Flipping
Speaker 3: Box Cars is out right now.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne, you say you don't gamble, right, So whether the
Speaker 2: bad experience you had rolling dice back in the.
Speaker 15: Day, Oh man, you know what, most of the time
Speaker 15: a bad experience, like most of the times, most of
Speaker 15: the times it's just like you know, hey, here you go,
Speaker 15: hear some money you know, you get to play for
Speaker 15: a little bit, I'd have some great roles.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 15: You get you start playing with gamblers and you recognize like, oh,
Speaker 15: I can't even keep up, like you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: You going there, like I can't play like that.
Speaker 15: But it was just one of these things that for
Speaker 15: me the odds and put my money on something that
Speaker 15: felt like I'm just.
Speaker 4: Waiting on a whim. You know.
Speaker 15: I do that on a lot of retickets. When it's
Speaker 15: a being that's it. I'm gonna do that twenty dollars
Speaker 15: at a time, and if I hit a billion, then
Speaker 15: I'm good. But if I don't, then it was twenty dollars.
Speaker 15: But I'm not.
Speaker 4: You're ready to throw five grand on on the crafts table.
Speaker 4: That's not me.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 2: How many names did you have to change to protect
Speaker 2: the guilty in this book?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: A lot, a lot. I definitely check.
Speaker 15: I kept my grandfather and then pretty much and my
Speaker 15: grandmother's name, but then everybody else I kind of changed, you.
Speaker 4: Know, especially you like other relatives that you know in there.
Speaker 15: I even like changed who they were because I have
Speaker 15: other relatives in here that or represented, but that's not
Speaker 15: what their personalities were I just needed to change and
Speaker 15: get some texture and make characters feel different.
Speaker 4: But you know, even the.
Speaker 15: Character that plays his brother in law in real life,
Speaker 15: they was they was two peas in a pot and
Speaker 15: so but I couldn't make they would have felt like
Speaker 15: the same person in the book.
Speaker 4: So I made him something totally different.
Speaker 2: Now, family gonna be coming to you asking you for money,
Speaker 2: like you wrote this about granddaddy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you.
Speaker 15: Know, I mean it's one of these things that's funny.
Speaker 15: It's funny that, yeah, but it is like it is
Speaker 15: a family thing luckily for me. Like my sister was
Speaker 15: rocking with me the whole time, and she's like that
Speaker 15: protector of me. Like if anybody come for me, my
Speaker 15: sister gonna hold it down. She's like, nah, school back,
Speaker 15: you know. So but normally it's just you know, this
Speaker 15: was a creative process. This was something that me having
Speaker 15: an idea. It's not about the family per se. It's
Speaker 15: a story, but it was like, this was an opportunity
Speaker 15: that I had, and so I'll try to take care
Speaker 15: of people though, like my uncle who helped me like
Speaker 15: a lot, and make sure that he gets gets you know,
Speaker 15: get some stuff off this book. My sister, people who
Speaker 15: like really help me out. You know, I think that
Speaker 15: that's uh, you know, it's only fair to make sure
Speaker 15: that they get you know, knowing that they love get
Speaker 15: acknowledgement is not just acknowledged them in the book, but
Speaker 15: you know monetarily too.
Speaker 2: But you to say no because you've been getting money. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're doing well for a long time.
Speaker 15: No, yeah, I definitely know how to say no, Like
Speaker 15: I can say nah, like nah, I do pass no, No,
Speaker 15: that's what it's emphatic. You're like, okay, but let me nah.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 15: But but but definitely, you know, like it is one
Speaker 15: of those things where you know, I used to have
Speaker 15: like a whole fund for the family. It was a
Speaker 15: very specific number every year you put it in there.
Speaker 15: That's what's over there, twenty five grand every year. But
Speaker 15: people can get it, you know, like they would, but
Speaker 15: they have to deal with my sister, so like.
Speaker 4: You have to figure it out.
Speaker 15: But but but twenty five grand whatever it is, you
Speaker 15: can go there, you can qualify for it, and not
Speaker 15: all it was well, I mean, yeah it was. You know,
Speaker 15: I ain't going for the nonsense like like you like
Speaker 15: I want to go to Beyonce said, you know, let
Speaker 15: me get not getting it for that, but you know,
Speaker 15: you like you need school money, you got this, you
Speaker 15: got you gotta. You're gonna lose the house, you know,
Speaker 15: you can come in there and get that money, like
Speaker 15: some of it, not all of it, not one person
Speaker 15: get all of it.
Speaker 5: But did it stop?
Speaker 4: I don't even remember, man, But I just one day
Speaker 4: I just wasn't. It was just hopeful of.
Speaker 5: Them are Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was just like, I'm good.
Speaker 5: People heard one too many nods and they knew not
Speaker 5: to ask you no more.
Speaker 15: Well, you know, I think, you know, I think it
Speaker 15: started getting to the point where people wanted the bigger,
Speaker 15: bigger checks. You know, some people just come in and
Speaker 15: literally felt like the whole twenty five was theirs. You know,
Speaker 15: you get certain relatives that they they closer to you,
Speaker 15: and they just come and they want they don't even
Speaker 15: want to be in the group no more. They like,
Speaker 15: you know, I got my own twenty five. You know
Speaker 15: you do that for them, but you know they pay
Speaker 15: for my house.
Speaker 5: Do you see you growing?
Speaker 2: He'd be like, yeah, boy, you see them news.
Speaker 15: You see the new trucks, right, yeah I did. Yeah, man,
Speaker 15: that's crazy.
Speaker 4: Ain't even that much. They ain't even that much. Put
Speaker 4: guitars on there and.
Speaker 5: Stuff mine my car just broke down to wow kids
Speaker 5: walk Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 4: Pray for you. Yeah, they're gonna work it.
Speaker 3: Mane the entertainers flipping box cars is out right now.
Speaker 5: Make sure you pick it.
Speaker 3: Up to appreciate that always man much love y'all. It's
Speaker 3: segregated tennis. The Breakfast Club good morning, Uh.
Speaker 2: Huh day what you mean you did like you better
Speaker 2: have my morning?
Speaker 5: Everybody is ce j M V Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 3: Just hilarious. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to
Speaker 3: jes with the mess.
Speaker 9: This is real hilarious.
Speaker 6: Just rob the little just don't do no line. This
Speaker 6: is the ruma reports fact, It's just.
Speaker 4: This breakfast Club.
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Speaker 6: So she recently sat down with Shade Rooms Thimby and
Speaker 6: they asked her, so, how is your co parents and
Speaker 6: relationship with future? And this is what the artist.
Speaker 10: Said, and then my last question on this, like what
Speaker 10: is a co parenting like for you guys?
Speaker 3: Jesus they're still laughing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was a Future in the vocal booth right now.
Speaker 2: Metro boomer got to beat cued up for future right now, Okay,
Speaker 2: everybody about to get it all right, ybody about to
Speaker 2: get a bar to that.
Speaker 6: I'm lad that she can laugh about it now though.
Speaker 6: That's that's amazing. I don't know. To me, I feel
Speaker 6: like she said all that she needed to say. Us
Speaker 6: women understood exactly what that was understood. That's actually worse
Speaker 6: than saying something and saying anything. That's great, though. No,
Speaker 6: he can never say she said anything though, So what
Speaker 6: is he gonna be writing about? Gonna sample her last
Speaker 6: laughing and had to pay her. Yeah, give me something
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Speaker 6: off my tongue like Kelly, alright, don't matter. Kelly Price
Speaker 6: defends Tiana Taylor after reports of Emon Shumpert and Philip elations.
Speaker 6: You can't have it all, so we're gonna edit the
Speaker 6: second one out. That's all God, you can't have it
Speaker 6: all all right, So, uh, this is pretty interesting. We
Speaker 6: have audio Whatlly Price was saying when she was jumping
Speaker 6: to Tiana. Sailor's defense.
Speaker 14: She's not a side piece, she's not a side home.
Speaker 6: She's a wife.
Speaker 14: They have a family, they have a home, they own
Speaker 14: businesses together. If anything is worth fighting for, it is
Speaker 14: your family, especially if it can be saved. I just
Speaker 14: don't understand why wives get attacked so bad as.
Speaker 5: Sizes get praised.
Speaker 14: She's a beautiful woman, she's incredibly talented. Why say she's dependent?
Speaker 14: Why say she's one of these dumb black women that's
Speaker 14: gonna always fight for black men no matter what the
Speaker 14: hell they're doing.
Speaker 5: Isn't that what we're supposed to be doing.
Speaker 14: Still supposed to fight for them, because guess what, every
Speaker 14: day that they leave the house, the whole world is
Speaker 14: against them. They should have peace when they come home.
Speaker 14: When they mess up, they should be held accountable.
Speaker 5: But that ain't our business. How about that?
Speaker 2: Hey, I tell you this, I have no idea. Who
Speaker 2: are what Kelly Price is talking he's even talking about
Speaker 2: I don't know nothing about this room when she just.
Speaker 6: Got okay, So so Kelly Price went on I g
Speaker 6: Live to Defenciana Tailor against a blogger who went in
Speaker 6: on Tiana after finding out about emon and cheating or whatever. Allegedly.
Speaker 6: Now I don't know who the blogger is, and I'm
Speaker 6: not going to say who I think it was, because
Speaker 6: that's not what I did. But she claimed that the
Speaker 6: blogger had called Tiana side piece for coming to the
Speaker 6: fence of her family. Now I see that a lot.
Speaker 6: I do see when when husbands get caught in the
Speaker 6: headlines or whatever, a lot of women, they they will say, oh,
Speaker 6: leave them, leave him, leave him. Oh girl, you better
Speaker 6: than that, leave them, leave them. I never really see
Speaker 6: anybody egging nobody on to fix their marriage. I think
Speaker 6: that's what Kelly Price is kind of getting at. And
Speaker 6: she may have been the only person to see this
Speaker 6: blogger talk about Tianna because I didn't even see it.
Speaker 6: I heard it, never seen it.
Speaker 2: I think sometimes you bring attention to things.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I didn't know, and that, honestly, that's what
Speaker 6: I'm doing, bringing attention to it and I didn't even know. Yeah,
Speaker 6: you're right, Godmother, Like nah, no, but I'll tell you what.
Speaker 6: She can't be making no remarks like that. After she
Speaker 6: made a song like as we Lay, if anything, you
Speaker 6: inspired this man.
Speaker 5: To cheat as we Lay? She remade it.
Speaker 6: No, yeah, yeah, she remade it.
Speaker 2: She killed it.
Speaker 6: That was one of her best best songs. That is
Speaker 6: not hers, But that's a good song. Maybe we need tye?
Speaker 6: I think maybe stupid any man needs tye? That's what
Speaker 6: that is.
Speaker 2: The hell would use Americans? What got an idiot use Americans?
Speaker 2: Shawn And oh shoot, I forgot.
Speaker 7: Damn.
Speaker 5: Moving on, Damn, I forgot moving on? Sorry, I forgot.
Speaker 5: Watch your mouth, I forgot. We box it.
Speaker 6: I'm about to box your mouth. You tried to box
Speaker 6: my reasons. I don't want you to box. First. Sanashi
Speaker 6: addresses her song with R. Kelly. So Sanashi was on
Speaker 6: Zach Sang show. I know, I don't know, but she
Speaker 6: said she was embarrassed about do we have audio for.
Speaker 5: That attached things that felt labelly?
Speaker 6: Would you put in that category the songs you did
Speaker 6: with R.
Speaker 5: Kelly and Chris Brown.
Speaker 1: You think got wine? I literally, but I block out
Speaker 1: that R. Kelly song from my mind. I forget that
Speaker 1: that even exists.
Speaker 6: That is so embarrassing, and I think the public perceives
Speaker 6: it as you doing that willingly and not understanding that,
Speaker 6: like there's you lack a lot of control in that situation.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, of course, yeah you do, and especially when
Speaker 1: it comes to singles like, for example, that song with
Speaker 1: with Chris. We all wanted it to be like this
Speaker 1: big moment, this big single. So I feel like in
Speaker 1: their mind they were like, you need the support, and
Speaker 1: he was like their biggest artist that they had on
Speaker 1: rhythmic radio at the time. And to me, I was like, well,
Speaker 1: this is a pop song, so we really don't feel
Speaker 1: like we should put Chris on it like that. I
Speaker 1: don't like that. That doesn't compute to me. But I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 6: Baby, Chris is pop, Chriss pop, Chris is R and B.
Speaker 6: Chris is hip hop Chris. He does all that. But
Speaker 6: I promise you we still we never heard the song.
Speaker 6: None of us know about it until you and Zach
Speaker 6: Saying started talking about it. I promise you.
Speaker 2: I'm just louting that guy for doing his research. And
Speaker 2: I said she tried to act like the song don't exist.
Speaker 2: I didn't know it existed.
Speaker 4: J did you hear this?
Speaker 6: So because you were DJ of all your years.
Speaker 5: I didn't hear this the song. But I just want
Speaker 5: to clear something up.
Speaker 3: Okay, there was an ill statement put out UH for
Speaker 3: an interview that I did that R Kelly.
Speaker 5: I got flewed out by R. Kelly. Oh, don't say
Speaker 5: old like that, because it didn't happen like that. It
Speaker 5: didn't happen like that. Cap hold on, let me read
Speaker 5: the headline. I saw that, but I already knew the
Speaker 5: story because you told me about it.
Speaker 6: He flew him out.
Speaker 5: What do you say?
Speaker 6: What y'all wanted to do?
Speaker 5: What he was doing?
Speaker 2: It said, I got DJLA, TV, DJ NV. I got
Speaker 2: flewed out by R. Kelly at nineteen. You can't get
Speaker 2: mad at nine stories that you What happened was, don't
Speaker 2: don't you volunteered Kelly at the time.
Speaker 3: I wanted to do an R and B mixtape when
Speaker 3: I was doing mixtape, so so he flew me out
Speaker 3: to Chicago to do a mixtape. He flew me out
Speaker 3: on a Friday, and he left on the hotel by
Speaker 3: myself and then't called me in when I was trying
Speaker 3: to get to the studio. Then Saturday, I woke up
Speaker 3: and I was like, all this today, we're gonna do
Speaker 3: the mixtape.
Speaker 2: I old?
Speaker 5: Was you nineteen? I know he was too.
Speaker 6: Old a nineteen and I ain't one day a weekend
Speaker 6: here anyway.
Speaker 2: We're talking about yeah to nach, Yeah, So about telling
Speaker 2: that story, y'all.
Speaker 6: She was twenty around the time that she did the
Speaker 6: record with All Kelly or whatever. But she's basically saying
Speaker 6: that her labels made her do these songs or whatever.
Speaker 6: But I never heard the song with her and Chris
Speaker 6: are the one with her and All Kelly. So baby,
Speaker 6: I promise you.
Speaker 5: Safe, got you got in a little bit?
Speaker 6: Hey?
Speaker 5: My favorite?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: What is it? What's your favorite?
Speaker 2: To all my friends are wasted with a chance to rapper?
Speaker 2: And who's that group called Starship Snakes something?
Speaker 6: I don't know, but I like that Kelly jo friends
Speaker 6: always you never heard that? No again?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 5: Well that is just with the mess charlam mane who
Speaker 5: he throwing that donkey too? I don't like how you said.
Speaker 6: That, But were you throwing it at? Who you throwing
Speaker 6: it up?
Speaker 2: In Tennessee man named Charles Doty. He needs to come
Speaker 2: to the front of the congregation. He got a big gun.
Speaker 2: We're gonna talk about.
Speaker 9: It, Yo. That's crazy your lesson.
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Speaker 5: Don't be out here acting like a donkey. It's time
Speaker 5: for Donkey.
Speaker 7: Of a day.
Speaker 5: I'm a big boy.
Speaker 4: I could take it.
Speaker 5: If you feel out deserve It ain't no big deal.
Speaker 5: I know, charlomagnea god's gonna haven mouse. Gotta say something
Speaker 5: you may not agree with, doesn't mean I'm mean, who's
Speaker 5: getting that donk? That donkey that don't don't don't up
Speaker 5: dunk the.
Speaker 7: Other day right.
Speaker 5: The Preacfice club. Bitch you you can call me the
Speaker 5: donkey of the day. But like I'd mean no harm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, donkey today for Thursday, September fourteenth, goes to a
Speaker 2: Tennessee man named Charles Doty. Charles is sixty four years old.
Speaker 2: Now I let the record show. The president of the
Speaker 2: Fat Lives Matter Committee begged me to do this story.
Speaker 2: He said it could serve as a PSA to people everywhere.
Speaker 2: Now when I read the story, okay, it was no
Speaker 2: question to me Charles Doty should get donkey today. But
Speaker 2: the president of the Fat Lives Matter Committee wanted me
Speaker 2: to give it to the other party involved. Who was
Speaker 2: the other party involved? Well, it was the employees of
Speaker 2: Little Caesars Pizza. Let's go to Inside Edition for the
Speaker 2: report please.
Speaker 17: One man allegedly went too far when he was told
Speaker 17: his Little Caesar's pizza was not hot and ready, pulling
Speaker 17: an AK forty seven on employees and demanding his food asap.
Speaker 5: Porns for gun up, points it at me, Where's my pizza?
Speaker 9: I want my pizza now.
Speaker 17: Kimberly Morell told a local news station in Knoxville, Tennessee,
Speaker 17: that it was her first day on the job. The
Speaker 17: hang customer, identified by police as fifty three year old
Speaker 17: Charles Doty Junior, reportedly became upset when he was told
Speaker 17: he would have to wait ten minutes for a Pepperoni pizza.
Speaker 6: Morell says he left the.
Speaker 17: Store, went to his car, and came back with the weapon.
Speaker 17: Another customer in the store who had gotten her pepperoni
Speaker 17: pizza reportedly gave it over to Dody and that was
Speaker 17: enough to make him leave. The employees called the police,
Speaker 17: who tracked him down and arrested him.
Speaker 5: We are not always hot and ready, never that we
Speaker 5: are not always hut and ready.
Speaker 17: Dody is in jail on a ninety thousand dollars bond,
Speaker 17: reportedly charged with aggravated kidnapping and four counts of aggravated assault.
Speaker 2: Now, jess An Envy, when you hit that story, who
Speaker 2: do y'all think she get donkey to day? In this situation?
Speaker 2: The man who pulled the AK forty seven on the
Speaker 2: Little Season employees because his pizza was taken too long?
Speaker 5: All the employees would take it too long with the pizza? Both?
Speaker 5: What both? You picked? Both?
Speaker 6: Both?
Speaker 5: Who do you take?
Speaker 4: Ivy?
Speaker 3: You can't pull out an AK forty seven or somebody
Speaker 3: preparing pizza, that's what absolutely.
Speaker 6: And you can sell your business on two minutes we
Speaker 6: got and ready and then it's twelve minutes damn.
Speaker 5: But the whole AK forty seven.
Speaker 6: No, I'm not justifying I'm doing that. No, not at all, DT,
Speaker 6: I'm not doing that.
Speaker 5: I'm not.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying that. Yeah, no, he should get donkey
Speaker 6: first and go to jail and all that. But now
Speaker 6: should y'all should know if it ain't done in tenn
Speaker 6: that's false advertisement. Y'all have to y'all need to be
Speaker 6: penalized as well.
Speaker 2: Just like the president of the Fat Lives Matter Committee. Wow,
Speaker 2: he feels the same way. He's not justifying violence. You know,
Speaker 2: I'm pulling an AK forty seven on people. But he's
Speaker 2: trying to tell me there's justifiable reasons to do what
Speaker 2: this man did. I disagree. I asked him why does
Speaker 2: he hate when his food is late? And he just
Speaker 2: went on a whole fat rant about the fast food industry.
Speaker 2: He said, well, first off, anytime you order food and
Speaker 2: you gotta wait for it, you have to make food
Speaker 2: at home while you waiting on what you ordered.
Speaker 5: Who doesn't the fat man? He said, it's like he said,
Speaker 5: it's like an advertiser.
Speaker 2: He said, Little Caesar doesn't have advertis That's why I say,
Speaker 2: what about cheesy bread? He said, it's considered an advertiser.
Speaker 2: What he looks at it as part of the hot
Speaker 2: and Ready family. And he said that not only he
Speaker 2: could he see somebody pulling the AKA on fast food workers?
Speaker 2: He said, who don't have the food in the tally man?
Speaker 2: He said, the ride share drivers. He said, because the
Speaker 2: ride share drivers who don't speak English. He said, because
Speaker 2: when you don't speak English and you call him to
Speaker 2: see exactly when they call you to see exactly where
Speaker 2: your house is at. It drives him crazy knowing his
Speaker 2: food is minutes away but he can't get to it
Speaker 2: because he doesn't understand.
Speaker 5: What different saying.
Speaker 6: Yo, I ain't gonna lie, okay, and I'm skinny and
Speaker 6: I just went through that yesterday, so he's definitely right.
Speaker 6: He's right. And when you hungry eo, and they put
Speaker 6: your food on somebody else's step, yo, it's not enough.
Speaker 2: To put an AK forty seven on people. He also
Speaker 2: said everything on the menu should be customizable. He said,
Speaker 2: what you put on the menu should be considered a suggestion.
Speaker 2: And he said, he said, like we should be able
Speaker 2: to mix and match your meals. Like if you want
Speaker 2: a quarter pounder and you want to add a fish
Speaker 2: filet to the water pounded, he said, you should be
Speaker 2: able to do that.
Speaker 6: This ain't got nothing to do.
Speaker 5: Crazy put fish on top of the big mac. Yes,
Speaker 5: he just went on his whole rank heart attack.
Speaker 2: But this is exactly why this nigga's commercial hit so hard,
Speaker 2: because people really aren't themselves when they're hungry. Okay, this
Speaker 2: man Charles, though he pulled in AK forty seven on
Speaker 2: someone because his six dollar pizza.
Speaker 5: Was gonna take ten minutes.
Speaker 2: He asked for a free order of crazy bread and
Speaker 2: they didn't give it to him. So he left Little
Speaker 2: Theses and came back with an AK forty seven.
Speaker 5: And do you know the woman he pulled the gun on.
Speaker 5: It was her first day on the job.
Speaker 6: I know that's hard.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, can you imagine this person excited to
Speaker 2: have a gig might have been a little young girl.
Speaker 2: Now she got PTSD. Yeah, pizzas traumatic stress disorder. She
Speaker 2: don't want to work at no pizza plays now, little
Speaker 2: Caesar Pizza, Dominoes.
Speaker 5: Nothing Caesars. Somebody just delivered that. Man, I'm not playing
Speaker 5: with you. Man.
Speaker 7: What is that?
Speaker 2: It's a note from the president of the Fat Lives
Speaker 2: Matic Committee. Is furthermore, uh, some other I don't know
Speaker 2: which that catch up? He said, you don't own the sauces.
Speaker 2: You don't get no bonus for saving the restaurant twelve sauce.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a fact. That's a fact. That's a fact.
Speaker 5: And I'm not either. I want to give me two back.
Speaker 3: I want Polynesians also give me one. Yeah, no, no,
Speaker 3: they can give us more than that. I'm I'm with
Speaker 3: him on that. I get a little salt.
Speaker 2: Pepper jacket off that none of this is the reason
Speaker 2: to pull a weapon of math instruction on the fast
Speaker 2: food employee.
Speaker 5: Okay, a ten dollar pizza is gonna cost this.
Speaker 2: Man tens of thousands of dollars in lawyer fees and
Speaker 2: probably his freedom because he's taking a blind pe a blind.
Speaker 5: A blind plea. Okay, and his sentence is going to
Speaker 5: be determined by a criminal court judge.
Speaker 2: Okay, y'all want to do that too, Okay, I guess
Speaker 2: let's play a game of guess what racing?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 5: Okay, ghive me my clues.
Speaker 2: Charles Doty mad that a pizza from Little Caesars is
Speaker 2: gonna take more than ten minutes, So he left the restaurant,
Speaker 2: came back with an AK forty seven, and pulled it
Speaker 2: on the employee just because his pizza was late.
Speaker 5: Guess what racing is? Fat?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 15: Damn?
Speaker 6: Fat's a raised Now.
Speaker 2: Oh you made him double You made you made the
Speaker 2: president of the Fallows Magic Committee double over.
Speaker 5: I had to check it. It might have been a
Speaker 5: heart attack. Yeah, I was saying, is happy about it?
Speaker 4: What you said?
Speaker 15: Fat?
Speaker 2: Fat is not a racing okay, just hilarious. Charles Dody White,
Speaker 2: who's closer. Just hilarious is absolutely correct.
Speaker 4: Charles Doty is and he's not fat.
Speaker 2: That is not a race.
Speaker 5: I'm right, but I tried to pick on. That's that's
Speaker 5: why I would lean towards. Please let me give Charles
Speaker 5: Doty the biggest he hull man. Cut it out, man,
Speaker 5: he ha, he ha, You stupid mother?
Speaker 15: Are you?
Speaker 5: He just bring you donuts? A box of empty do
Speaker 5: or it's to it? Oh my god? They have.
Speaker 2: With another and mind your business. If I order five meals,
Speaker 2: don't tell me that's a lot of food. Nigga, I
Speaker 2: know that. Just put the order in.
Speaker 6: Get some stuff off his shelf. There's a lot of stuff.
Speaker 5: Off his breast. Well, shout out to b E T
Speaker 5: b E T.
Speaker 3: This is our one hundredth episodes, So we gotta come on,
Speaker 3: get your thing, man, shout to BT.
Speaker 5: You gotta take off the top pause and I just
Speaker 5: pushed this hard pause. I'm a woman.
Speaker 6: You don't gotta pause with me.
Speaker 5: Pause with the men.
Speaker 6: You pause with the women. You're right, happy hundred episode.
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 6: Who ever got to clean that up? I B E
Speaker 6: T W see you tomorrow, see b Shu, the president
Speaker 6: of the committee.
Speaker 5: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 3: All right, when we come back, Tiffany had us to
Speaker 3: be joining us the club.
Speaker 5: Goodbring I eat the breakfast club.
Speaker 8: The cheeks out of the v I know it's my
Speaker 8: first time my cheeks out. Did you see my nipples too?
Speaker 8: I had nipples out and I had cheeks out.
Speaker 5: I was ass out.
Speaker 6: I was ass out.
Speaker 8: Look, well, you know I'm moving there. I'm pivoting into music.
Speaker 8: And what I noticed is if you're doing music, you
Speaker 8: gotta have your ass out. If you're gonna make it
Speaker 8: in music, you gotta have that ass out. If you
Speaker 8: ain't got your ass out, you ain't gonna make it
Speaker 8: in music.
Speaker 5: That is true.
Speaker 9: Are you a female in music?
Speaker 5: Ass out? Damn?
Speaker 3: Now your single has random people like that, Like these
Speaker 3: people don't connect, but you connect them, right, I'm the
Speaker 3: connection Little John and Fabio Favio fore.
Speaker 5: No, Now, how was that connection?
Speaker 6: Do you know?
Speaker 8: But gats Butgats is who brought it all together. He's like,
Speaker 8: helps me put songs together. I've been working with him
Speaker 8: for years and he was like, if you could do
Speaker 8: a song with anybody, who would be I'm like Little John,
Speaker 8: I always wanted to do a song with Little John, Like,
Speaker 8: ever since the nineteen hundreds, I've been wanting to know
Speaker 8: Little John. So he reached out to him and he
Speaker 8: was like, what you know about five year And I
Speaker 8: was like, who's that? And then he was like he
Speaker 8: put me on. I was like, oh, I love his music.
Speaker 8: I know who you're talking about. He was like, I
Speaker 8: think we should get all that together. And I was like,
Speaker 8: let's see if we can get him all together.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 5: The first that's random at all though, because Little John
Speaker 5: is crunk.
Speaker 2: To me, all of that drill energy and all of that,
Speaker 2: it all derives from the crunk energy.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's called evolution envy.
Speaker 5: But when you met Little John, did you do yeah?
Speaker 4: Did you do that?
Speaker 5: Because everybody has to do that.
Speaker 9: I didn't do that.
Speaker 8: I didn't do that because I don't like when people
Speaker 8: be like shit ready full in my face, like, so
Speaker 8: I didn't do.
Speaker 7: That to him.
Speaker 8: What I did to him was like, yo, I respect you,
Speaker 8: I enjoy you. You have no idea. I used to
Speaker 8: be the mascot in high school. I've done so many
Speaker 8: routines to your music. Matter of fact, let me show
Speaker 8: you one. And then I just danced right.
Speaker 5: There on something routine.
Speaker 4: Oh boy, let's see.
Speaker 5: You need the music? What song here you need? Okay,
Speaker 5: say got to do the feature after.
Speaker 9: That, Well, he had already did it, he did it
Speaker 9: before we met in person.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you did this because I feel like Little
Speaker 2: John is a person we don't celebrate enough.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 2: Yes, like I really do. I think he is one
Speaker 2: of the greatest producers absolutely ever. Tell the club closes
Speaker 2: clearly based.
Speaker 5: Off true evince. Yeah, you fan out with me.
Speaker 9: I stack to the end of the party.
Speaker 5: Yes you will.
Speaker 9: I like a good party.
Speaker 5: Oh you're that person at four o'clock. You just like
Speaker 5: why the lights on?
Speaker 4: Two vodkas?
Speaker 8: Good music, I'm dancing all night. Yeah, tell people it's
Speaker 8: like barely anybody there. When it is barely anybody there,
Speaker 8: that's the best part.
Speaker 5: You've been doing the music doing.
Speaker 2: I don't think people realize, Like a lot of times
Speaker 2: when they watch your specials or the Sea Ready specials,
Speaker 2: you put your music on those specials.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I put my music on the specials. A lot of
Speaker 8: the TV shows that I'm in and movies that I've
Speaker 8: been in. At that one I did with Billy Crystal,
Speaker 8: I sang All through that, I've been talking with a
Speaker 8: lot of singers and asking them how do you do this?
Speaker 8: I met Janet, I asked her how do you sing
Speaker 8: and dance and do all that?
Speaker 4: And win?
Speaker 8: I went to her concept We're in the Hollywood Bowl
Speaker 8: and Los Angeles, and then she had an after party
Speaker 8: and I went to the after party. She told me
Speaker 8: she left that I cut my hair. She said, Oh,
Speaker 8: my goodness, I love when you cut your hair. It's
Speaker 8: so beautiful. I've always wanted to do that. But you know,
Speaker 8: it's not like from my era. It's like frowned upon.
Speaker 8: It's frowned upon to.
Speaker 9: Cut your hair. And she's like, I just love that
Speaker 9: you did that.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, thank you.
Speaker 6: Now tell me your magic.
Speaker 9: How do you sing and dance? At the same time,
Speaker 9: she said you practice?
Speaker 6: I was like, ah, that's the part.
Speaker 5: I don't like practice.
Speaker 8: I do practice a lot of things, but singing and dancing, no,
Speaker 8: I see the dance or tell jokes.
Speaker 9: I don't even I'm a rapper, but I can sing.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 3: Now you've been doing with the strike that's been going on,
Speaker 3: because I mean movies and touring and everything that's going
Speaker 3: how does that have affected you?
Speaker 4: The strike.
Speaker 9: Look, it's a situation.
Speaker 8: I've been out there, you know, walking around marching if
Speaker 8: you will, protesting, if you will need to be resolved.
Speaker 8: But for me during this time, that part of it
Speaker 8: is exercise kind of. I really wish I could be
Speaker 8: on those committees and help negotiate. I'm really good at negotiations,
Speaker 8: I like to think. But with this downtime, I've been
Speaker 8: focusing more on my music. I have a little farm
Speaker 8: right in south central LA. And now it's officially a
Speaker 8: farm because I have bees and I harvest the honey
Speaker 8: and I'll be selling the honey.
Speaker 9: So I peas in the trip.
Speaker 5: That's smart. Last person I know they did that with
Speaker 5: doctor Oz.
Speaker 2: Yep, Doctor I had to be problem in his backyard,
Speaker 2: so he decided to start harvesting the honey from the beast. Yeah.
Speaker 9: And once you start harvesting it, and when you sell it,
Speaker 9: you become you become a farmer.
Speaker 5: And that's the tax, right, and the tax is superdu
Speaker 5: below yep.
Speaker 4: Super low.
Speaker 9: And then I've been focusing more on my properties.
Speaker 8: I went ahead and bought a couple more and I've
Speaker 8: been turning these like duplexus and apartment buildings into like
Speaker 8: transitional living situations for foster youth, and I get to
Speaker 8: spend more time with them, and I'm learning more from them,
Speaker 8: and I'm teaching them more what I know, so I
Speaker 8: have a little more time to be more useful in
Speaker 8: my community.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 9: So I love it.
Speaker 2: And so the grocery store you opening it is gonna
Speaker 2: that's clearly gonna be farm farm right to the grocery store.
Speaker 8: Yep, yep, And I want it to be you know,
Speaker 8: black farmers and black vendors. I noticed that all these
Speaker 8: other communities they have you know, you know there's a
Speaker 8: Hispanic for the Hispanic farm, but a Hispanic grocery store,
Speaker 8: Jewish grocery store, you know, Asian grocery stores.
Speaker 9: But I never see black grocery stores. So we're gonna
Speaker 9: do that. That's what I'm doing.
Speaker 5: World, Are you still happy in this business.
Speaker 9: For the most part?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I've been warned of all kinds of things that
Speaker 8: could happen before before I really got in.
Speaker 9: Half of those things have happened. Really, half of them
Speaker 9: have happened.
Speaker 8: And it's like, you know, the people that you love
Speaker 8: the most, they probably gonna turn their back on you.
Speaker 8: You're gonna find out who your real friends are. You're
Speaker 8: gonna you're gonna help people, and they're gonna stab you
Speaker 8: right in your face, not even in your back.
Speaker 9: And it's sad. That party is sad.
Speaker 8: But I'm glad because then I don't have to be
Speaker 8: with your fake ass for my whole life. You know,
Speaker 8: because I love when I love you.
Speaker 9: I love you, you know that.
Speaker 8: Like when I love people, I love them, I show
Speaker 8: up for them, and I don't want to show up
Speaker 8: for nobody that don't.
Speaker 9: Really love me.
Speaker 5: Does it give you trust issues? Yeah?
Speaker 8: I got trust issues for sure. I used to trust
Speaker 8: people so much, just easily try, like I take you
Speaker 8: for face value. But now I don't do that no more.
Speaker 8: Now I'm like, I hired investigator the background check anybody
Speaker 8: knew in my life?
Speaker 4: Do you really?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I hired somebody's background check every like, if you want
Speaker 8: to be in my world, you're going to get there's
Speaker 8: going to be a background check.
Speaker 9: I'm going to know your business.
Speaker 5: So you must have found some crazy stuff about people.
Speaker 8: People done this out here, I just stop talking to them.
Speaker 8: They probably think, like, oh, Tiffany must have changed your number.
Speaker 8: I didn't change my number.
Speaker 5: I blocked you Damn I blocked your ass. How did
Speaker 5: that impact your love life?
Speaker 9: So now I'm very even more selected. So do the
Speaker 9: background check.
Speaker 8: Did you know that you can do STD test at
Speaker 8: home for Amazon? You can order stdks. Oh, you guys
Speaker 8: are married?
Speaker 5: You got a dog that you got a dog that
Speaker 5: can stiff STD Tell about this first. So the dog died.
Speaker 8: The dog died January. Nah, she's fourteen years old. She's
Speaker 8: old pit bull. So I've learned that on Amazon you
Speaker 8: can buy STD testing kits. Okay, So I'll do a
Speaker 8: background check on the guy. I'll hang out with them
Speaker 8: for a while for a month or two, maybe three four.
Speaker 8: Let him take me our nice places and stuff. Once
Speaker 8: I decide, okay I want to hook up with this dude,
Speaker 8: I'll be like, you gotta take this test.
Speaker 9: It takes about two weeks.
Speaker 8: Some of them are instant and some of them takes
Speaker 8: about two weeks to come back with the results. I'm like,
Speaker 8: when the results come back, you're gonna these cheeks. And
Speaker 8: then that's how that goes. And as soon as he
Speaker 8: asked me for any money, or say he forgot his
Speaker 8: wallet or he's seen coming broke, I disappear.
Speaker 3: Damn all right, we got more with Tiffany Hattis when
Speaker 3: we come back, Let's get into her single. This will
Speaker 3: features Little John and five year fourign to the club close.
Speaker 5: It's the breakfast logo.
Speaker 3: Moment the Breakfast club hits and he hattis, you're still here, Charlamane?
Speaker 5: Are you are you? Would you ever date another man
Speaker 5: in the industry?
Speaker 9: Nah, I'm cool on that. I like small business owners.
Speaker 9: I'm about the small business.
Speaker 5: How why don't you like the industry?
Speaker 1: Nah?
Speaker 9: I want small business.
Speaker 5: Like small penis is a small business.
Speaker 8: I like, Yeah, I'd like a good medium Jesus, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: I like a s medium and a small business owner
Speaker 8: because small business owner is gonna appreciate me a little
Speaker 8: more than a dude in the industry. I feel like
Speaker 8: also dudes in the industry, it's like egos and stuff involved,
Speaker 8: and if you shine a little bit too bright, if
Speaker 8: this is whatever you know, I don't talk to if
Speaker 8: you guys in this business, And I just realized they're
Speaker 8: better at doing their job of being a celebrity, and
Speaker 8: I'm better not being.
Speaker 9: With that person.
Speaker 5: So what about if as a small business person with
Speaker 5: a bigger sized penis.
Speaker 8: I don't want the big penis. I have endometriosis, so
Speaker 8: I'm good. I don't want to hurt.
Speaker 5: What is I was I was hoping.
Speaker 8: Google what is endometrios? Endo metrios got it? So it's
Speaker 8: it's something that women suffer from.
Speaker 3: The uterus grows outside the uterus in places where it
Speaker 3: doesn't belong right, and.
Speaker 9: Then it can't overgrow on the inside of the hut.
Speaker 9: It's and it causes pain.
Speaker 8: So if you're dealing with somebody with a whole lot
Speaker 8: of meat, you know what I'm saying, it's gonna be
Speaker 8: a situation, and it's a little discount. It's uncomfortable. It's uncomfortable,
Speaker 8: and I suffer from discomfort every month, and I thought
Speaker 8: it was normal, and I just I'm just now finding
Speaker 8: out this year that that's not normal. Your cycle is
Speaker 8: not supposed to hurt. If it hurts when you're on
Speaker 8: your cycle, that's a problem. There's a problem there. It's
Speaker 8: not supposed to hurt at all. Maybe you get a
Speaker 8: little tired because you're losing blood, but you shouldn't. It
Speaker 8: shouldn't be painful. And if it's painful, you probably have indometrios.
Speaker 3: Now truly says they may be heavy bleeding or pain
Speaker 3: during sex or when having power.
Speaker 9: Now, I don't be bleeding during sex. I don't do that.
Speaker 2: But it means it's more meat down there then, and
Speaker 2: in the vagina, well it is meat. Well, tell us
Speaker 2: about your partnership with the Rby Foundation.
Speaker 8: You want this technicity sandwich now with the Arby's Foundation.
Speaker 8: But my partnership with the Arby's Foundation is quite awesome.
Speaker 8: So I don't know if you know this, but there's
Speaker 8: a lot of children in America that are having an
Speaker 8: issue with affording lunch. It's hard to afford lunch, and
Speaker 8: a lot of them are incurring debt. So they'll let
Speaker 8: them eat. They let the kids eat lunch, but there'll
Speaker 8: be a debt that occurs, and in order to graduate
Speaker 8: or get their diploma, they have to pay off that debt.
Speaker 9: And it's up to like nineteen million dollars. It's a lot,
Speaker 9: it's a lot.
Speaker 8: So the Arby's Foundation has decided to put up a
Speaker 8: million dollars towards that debt to make sure these kids
Speaker 8: can graduate and get their degrees and or their diplomas.
Speaker 9: And I got really excited about that because I.
Speaker 8: Remember, you know, having a lunch ticket, getting that free
Speaker 8: lunch and being able to learn better. When I'm hungry,
Speaker 8: I don't learn so good, But when I'm full, my
Speaker 8: ability to learn.
Speaker 9: Is a lot better.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: So I was gonna ask you were at the VMA's.
Speaker 4: We seen you there.
Speaker 5: What was your throwing in the VMAs? Tell us about it?
Speaker 8: Because everything was just so great and the way that
Speaker 8: it was set up, it felt like I was in
Speaker 8: like this super like fun spaceship concert because you know,
Speaker 8: the aliens are coming. So I'm just waiting for my
Speaker 8: alien husband to come to take me damn away.
Speaker 5: You ready for alien at this point?
Speaker 4: Is that bad?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I'm cool. I'm cool. I want an alien husband. I
Speaker 9: think it'd be dope. We could levitate together, talk to
Speaker 9: each other with our minds.
Speaker 5: Yeah, did you get your heart broke last summer?
Speaker 9: Oh he was a big business owner.
Speaker 5: Oh well, a big business owner, big business owner? What
Speaker 5: and what happened? Y'all broke up?
Speaker 9: I don't even know if we was really together or
Speaker 9: you see y'all married, So you don't know that life.
Speaker 8: But the single women out here now what I'm talking about.
Speaker 8: You you think you w in a relationship, You're not sure?
Speaker 8: It feels like it because you at his house all
Speaker 8: the time, at your house, but then you find out that.
Speaker 5: You got a whole other family.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's the situation.
Speaker 5: So what stops you from putting people like that on black?
Speaker 8: I don't want to be I don't want my picture
Speaker 8: next to the picture. What I've learned about this business
Speaker 8: watcher you talk about? Could your picture will be next
Speaker 8: to that picture? Can everybody be like, but I'm gonna
Speaker 8: give me an alien husband, It's gonna be off the chain.
Speaker 8: Then we probably will do a reality show together my
Speaker 8: alien husband.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I started October first back on the road doing comedy.
Speaker 8: I'mber in Atlantic City. I'm doing a bunch of casinos,
Speaker 8: so that should be cool. I shouldn't need an alien
Speaker 8: in there.
Speaker 5: What's your favorite way to tell a story?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 5: Did I asked enter teen in that earlier? Is it books?
Speaker 5: Is it movies? Is it TV?
Speaker 6: Is it you know?
Speaker 4: Stand up?
Speaker 5: What's your favorite way to tell a story?
Speaker 8: My favorite way to tell the stories and stand up
Speaker 8: and then to watch that turn into something even bigger.
Speaker 9: It's great. You know I got a Grammy for telling stories.
Speaker 8: I got nominated for Grammy for reading now Loud, my
Speaker 8: drama teacher was so proud. I let her know, girl,
Speaker 8: I'm glad you sat down with me because nominated for Grammy.
Speaker 8: So but yeah, on stage, live in a room full
Speaker 8: of people and getting that immediate ratification, hearing the people,
Speaker 8: it's the best.
Speaker 2: Is it unnecessary pressure though? Because of your star has
Speaker 2: written so much? So are you able to go out
Speaker 2: there and just work out the way you would want to?
Speaker 9: I always do, and sometimes it's good and sometimes it's bad.
Speaker 8: And I don't care what they say as long as
Speaker 8: it feels good to me. Yeah, long as it feels
Speaker 8: good to me.
Speaker 5: Did you really get paid for your first movie by
Speaker 5: selling DVDs?
Speaker 8: He really just handed me some DVDs and said good
Speaker 8: luck sell those, like wow? And I see the movie
Speaker 8: on TV all the time, and it pisses me off
Speaker 8: off because I get nothing. And I became homeless during
Speaker 8: that time, Like while I was shooting that movie, I
Speaker 8: became homeless.
Speaker 9: I didn't have nowhere to say. I was sleeping in
Speaker 9: my car on this set.
Speaker 8: I was always on time to work, never was late
Speaker 8: because I was sleeping in the parking lot waiting for
Speaker 8: everyone to get to say like it was.
Speaker 9: That was the worst.
Speaker 5: But you know, some people when they heard you say that,
Speaker 5: they thought you were talking about girls trip.
Speaker 8: But I've been in this business since nineteen ninety six
Speaker 8: and that was in two thousand and three when that happened.
Speaker 9: Yeah, my first movie where I was the star of
Speaker 9: the movie. It was in two thousand and three.
Speaker 5: I bet you'll never work with appetude again never.
Speaker 9: Hey, you know what's crazy.
Speaker 8: I saw that director sitting on a bus on the
Speaker 8: bus stop and he looked a damn mess.
Speaker 9: And I say, oh, they didn't pay you either, huh.
Speaker 9: He was like oh, And I was like, do you
Speaker 9: need a ride?
Speaker 8: He was like yeah, And then he came up to
Speaker 8: the car and like mind said, oh, I gotta go
Speaker 8: the other way.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry. Damn. He smelled really bad.
Speaker 8: Jesus, those smells that you know it's gonna stick in
Speaker 8: your It's gonna stick.
Speaker 9: And I didn't want I didn't want that to stick.
Speaker 5: Are you putting out a whole album?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Well, when we drop a couple of singles and then
Speaker 8: put out the whole album. So I would like for
Speaker 8: the whole album to come out on my birthday, which
Speaker 8: is December the third. You know, I always like to
Speaker 8: drop something around my birthday.
Speaker 9: It's my gift to the world.
Speaker 5: Are you sign you signed? Nobody?
Speaker 9: She Ready Music? Yeah, yeah, I have my own label.
Speaker 9: I figured I put my money into that.
Speaker 5: We appreciate you joining us.
Speaker 9: I appreciate you too. This is like a dream, you.
Speaker 15: Know.
Speaker 9: I feel like I'm in a dream right now.
Speaker 5: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: On your last You heard what I said the rest
Speaker 2: of my life be high and laugh and I'm when
Speaker 2: I wake up in the morning and I see headlines
Speaker 2: that say DJ Invury recalls being stood up by all
Speaker 2: Kelly after be Oh my god.
Speaker 5: You see what I'm saying. You recalled I'm to take
Speaker 5: life serious when.
Speaker 6: Being moved out and stood up by Come on.
Speaker 5: Man, logan, where you at?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 5: You gotta come back home.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 5: That was since your daddy ain't been getting bodies slammed
Speaker 5: by you no more. He's just been wild. You used
Speaker 5: to keep him in check. We need the man.
Speaker 6: Leave me at the hotel, he said, Because you're nineteen.
Speaker 2: Twenty seven telling stories about being stood up. Kelly, I'm
Speaker 2: being flown out of cluded out. I didn't say that, man.
Speaker 2: I did say that you need to go talk to
Speaker 2: somebody mixed it.
Speaker 5: I'm telling my truth. He wanted me to do a mixed.
Speaker 5: I gotta find the right type of specialist.
Speaker 6: I'm not trying to be rude, but I don't do dude.
Speaker 5: Dude, but I don't do to man. Let's get the justice.
Speaker 5: Let's talk about is real?
Speaker 9: Just corober yd and just don't done.
Speaker 4: This is the rumor report.
Speaker 6: I don't do that.
Speaker 5: I don't think you take yourself here.
Speaker 6: Faith Evans Receiving Faith Heavens, revealed that she doesn't date
Speaker 6: men with small penises during her recent appearance on the
Speaker 6: Marriage or Mirage podcast. But that's not something I should
Speaker 6: get into. Faith Evans detailed what she looks for in
Speaker 6: a man. We have audio for that.
Speaker 5: What are some automatic turnofs?
Speaker 4: A little.
Speaker 5: You could have been a grower.
Speaker 6: I don't believe in that.
Speaker 5: I don't believe in that grower.
Speaker 6: You gotta have time to grow. Hello, So that's a
Speaker 6: girl I want to like. I need to see something
Speaker 6: for it to get to the bigger partment.
Speaker 5: You could be missing out of the blessed because you
Speaker 5: don't understand the.
Speaker 6: Not that type of blessing. All right, let me ask
Speaker 6: you the question envying Charlamae. How do y'all think Biggie
Speaker 6: had a big one?
Speaker 5: Shut up?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 5: Yeah, because there's a reason.
Speaker 6: She's saying this, even she trying to throw shade at
Speaker 6: Stevie or she's saying at the at the Biggie, we
Speaker 6: wasn't doing that.
Speaker 2: And contemplating contemplation, says Biggie wasn't that small?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, These are.
Speaker 6: Envy ponders over the side because he got that thinking face,
Speaker 6: like was he? And is that why t P said
Speaker 6: that she slept with Yeah? Yeah, y'all think that.
Speaker 5: Though I have no idea, I do know one thing.
Speaker 5: The shaming of the girls have to stop.
Speaker 2: I am a girler, okay, right, And sometimes I get
Speaker 2: out the shower and wish I had more hang time,
Speaker 2: but I don't. But when it's time for action, you
Speaker 2: get it packed when it's warm out.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 6: I don't believe you.
Speaker 14: I didn't.
Speaker 6: I didn't know we You don't believe because you know
Speaker 6: the truth.
Speaker 13: You know, like what you said what I like a
Speaker 13: little d like well faith Evans don't like little resources today?
Speaker 5: Not just enough, man, I've got to have a file
Speaker 5: in there that you don't know about.
Speaker 6: Oh, my god. Okay, okay, Kanye West wants a home
Speaker 6: without electricity and windows. This story, I know, right, this
Speaker 6: story is hilarious for a couple of different reasons. So basically,
Speaker 6: Kanye West he hired this guy named Tony Saxon right
Speaker 6: to be his property manager. He bought this house in
Speaker 6: Malible and this guy wore mini hats. When he hired Tony.
Speaker 6: He was doing he was the caretaker, he was security,
Speaker 6: he was doing renovations, he was in charge of all
Speaker 6: of that. Kanye West made a request like, yo, I
Speaker 6: don't want no electricity and no windows in the house,
Speaker 6: just bringing a bunch of yup, bringing a bunch of generators.
Speaker 6: So Tony Saxon was like, yo, that was dangerous, Like
Speaker 6: I don't know, Like that's that's not a good idea.
Speaker 6: So basically he gave him pushback, and Kanye fired him, uh,
Speaker 6: basically for telling him no, that's I mean and making
Speaker 6: a decision for his safety obviously, So he fired him.
Speaker 6: And then after he got fired, Tony Saxon then opened
Speaker 6: up a lawsuit. He's suing him for firing him. He
Speaker 6: worked for Kanye West for two months. Kanye only paid
Speaker 6: him for a week.
Speaker 2: What's the point. And I want electricity, even wanting all
Speaker 2: the generators. I want to want to know to sign.
Speaker 6: They didn't go into that. But the reason why electricity
Speaker 6: he didn't. Yeah, But the reason why he didn't want
Speaker 6: windows because he said he don't like glass. Now he
Speaker 6: would sue you for something similar before because with Donda Academy,
Speaker 6: they didn't have no windows either. They just had like
Speaker 6: the skylights and so when it would rain, it would
Speaker 6: get wet in the class.
Speaker 9: Yo, for real, y'all, for real, That's what it is.
Speaker 9: Just with the masks.
Speaker 6: I'm doing good today is elected. Yes, so I think
Speaker 6: I think that's funny. That's funny. But his kids will
Speaker 6: never want to come over his house.
Speaker 5: Nah, crazy to live in a cave.
Speaker 6: There are actually there are actual people that lives like
Speaker 6: this though no windows and windows, no electricity. There are
Speaker 6: people that live like this on in our world.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, No, I don't believe that.
Speaker 6: You don't believe that. Wow, I'm gonna show you. I'm
Speaker 6: telling you, I'm gonna do my research. I'm gonna tell
Speaker 6: you where they at.
Speaker 3: All right, people that live like that, well that is
Speaker 3: just with the mess. All right, Let's get to the
Speaker 3: people's choice mix. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
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Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: Shout out to everybody. I was out last night. It
Speaker 3: was my wife's friend's birthday party. She had like a
Speaker 3: Jamaican bashman in the city. Uh so shouta toya, happy birthday.
Speaker 3: It's not a boxing a box.
Speaker 5: Shout Louis V.
Speaker 3: Who's up there? He was hanging out with me last night.
Speaker 3: Louis V, Cardi B was in there. I seen well
Speaker 3: who else? Kodak Black, French, Montana, Rich, the kid Lse
Speaker 3: was in there. Uh, A bunch of people in there.
Speaker 3: I had a good time. Sarannie, it's it's it's Saraannie. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Cranium was in there. It was it was a great
Speaker 3: time last night. So sleup to everybody that came out,
Speaker 3: had a good time last night.
Speaker 5: I'm tired. I'm paying for it now. I ain't paying
Speaker 5: for I try to invite Jess but just and hear
Speaker 5: me back.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I was too busy cleaning up the
Speaker 6: mess you made with Tyrese. I was being a therapist
Speaker 6: on the phone, he said, while Mvy's out there partying
Speaker 6: and getting his life and not thinking of me.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I'm here still thinking of him, praying for him every day.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying. Yeah, got just as a therapist.
Speaker 6: You got t he over there, Kody Black.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: You're about to make call that black his past and
Speaker 2: call that black on Christians the next child.
Speaker 5: I'm not having the more kids with the kids. It
Speaker 5: just got showed this weekend. I sure do, dude, How
Speaker 5: you do it better than me?
Speaker 6: I would be at Jacksonville Floyda this weekend. I got
Speaker 6: shows tomorrow, two of them tomorrow and two you on Saturday.
Speaker 6: I will not be doing meeting Greek because I don't
Speaker 6: care when nobody say that sickness is back out here,
Speaker 6: and I ain't trying to get sick for nobody. But
Speaker 6: I will be there tomorrow and Saturday. We got four shows.
Speaker 6: Get your tickets at just Selaris official dot com or
Speaker 6: comedy Zone dot com.
Speaker 5: All right, when we come back. We got the positive note.
Speaker 5: O it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning morning everybody at j n V. Charlamagne, the God,
Speaker 3: Jess Hilarius. We are the Breakfast Club now. Shoutut to
Speaker 3: ovo Eli, one of the producers up here. He's super
Speaker 3: duper excited.
Speaker 5: He can't wait for Drake's album to drop. For the Dogs.
Speaker 5: Everything is for the dogs. You're for my dogs, for
Speaker 5: the dogs, for the dogs. So I think Drake is
Speaker 5: releasing a single tomorrow, right. I heard you releasing the
Speaker 5: single tomorrow with Scissor Oh. I got oh.
Speaker 6: She going okay, so they remember they were a thing before,
Speaker 6: like the back in the day, back of the day. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but she don't want nobody know that. And he did remember.
Speaker 6: He went and he said it and she was like, boy,
Speaker 6: why would you say that? But yeah, now they're doing
Speaker 6: a song together. That's nice.
Speaker 3: Yes, So that happens tomorrow, so I'm sure we'll be
Speaker 3: playing at tomatow. All right, Charlamanne, you got a positive note.
Speaker 2: I do man the positive note don't ever feel bad
Speaker 2: for making a decision about your own life that have
Speaker 2: set to other people. You are not responsible, respond possible
Speaker 2: for their happiness. Okay, you're responsible for your own happiness,
Speaker 2: and anyone who wants you to live in misery for
Speaker 2: their happiness should not be in your life to begin with.
Speaker 6: Have a great day, breakfast club, bitches, you gonna finish
Speaker 6: your y'all done,