Speaker 1: Than any other mainstream media outlet.
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club?
Speaker 1: Do you think we're coming here when this DJ Envy
Speaker 1: and Charlamagne the God being.
Speaker 3: There next to all of you guys.
Speaker 4: It's really It's one of my favorite shows to do,
Speaker 4: just because you'll always keeping one honey God keep it real.
Speaker 2: But what better place than than here? I think everybody
Speaker 2: should go on the Breakfast Club. He start out, you'll
Speaker 2: want to shake it up.
Speaker 5: Good morning Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 5: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 5: yo yo.
Speaker 2: Yo Charlamagne the God piece to the plan in his.
Speaker 6: Friday Yes, since today we got a special guest host,
Speaker 6: Angela Raie Hey.
Speaker 2: Dropping the cloth bomb. Angela Rai, my good sister, Angela
Speaker 2: Rai is here. You know.
Speaker 7: The Mental Wealth Expo is tomorrow, my third annual Mental
Speaker 7: health Expo, and Angela Rai will be h one of
Speaker 7: the pandelis.
Speaker 2: At the Mental Well f xbot.
Speaker 8: Yes, indeed, so she.
Speaker 7: Decided to come kicking with us on the on a
Speaker 7: Friday morning. She don't want to be.
Speaker 8: Here right nearly, she said, Why?
Speaker 2: He says, she don'tt to be here? I want to
Speaker 2: be here right there.
Speaker 8: I always lived seeing you guys.
Speaker 2: Seeing seeing that don't mean you really want to be here.
Speaker 8: Well, I am always happy to be here. This fam
Speaker 8: she was good.
Speaker 6: She was here forty five minutes before you, Charlemagne, thirty
Speaker 6: minutes before me.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 6: And she was excited. She was ready to rock and roll.
Speaker 6: We already all the breakfast. She's ready to rock and go.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, ready to rock and go? Yeah, rocket
Speaker 7: right and whiter every rock and roll can go. I
Speaker 7: said rock and roll would have been white. I said
Speaker 7: rock and go yeah. But when white people trying to
Speaker 7: sound cool, they just mix things up, things up. I'm
Speaker 7: ready to go in rock and roll together. I'm ready
Speaker 7: to rock and.
Speaker 9: Go prejudice on a Friday.
Speaker 2: She's gonna be holding down front page news as well. Yep. Now,
Speaker 2: we got some special guest joining us this morning. Stephen A.
Speaker 2: Smith will be here. Yes, he will be here.
Speaker 6: I've got a lot to discuss, of course, it's a
Speaker 6: lot going on with sports and more. So we'll talk
Speaker 6: to him.
Speaker 7: And he got a book, just got a reprint, which
Speaker 7: is very, very very big in the book world. And
Speaker 7: that's you know, that means that people are buying your
Speaker 7: book first. The first run sold out.
Speaker 2: That's right, yes, And also Kirk Franklin will be joining
Speaker 2: us this man.
Speaker 7: If you have not watched Kirk Franklin's documentary Father's Day,
Speaker 7: do yourself a favor and watch it. You know, we
Speaker 7: have all of these conversations about healing your inner child.
Speaker 7: There's not too many pieces of content out there right
Speaker 7: now that shows somebody really dealing with their inner child
Speaker 7: in real time the way Kirk Franklin's Father's Date documentary does.
Speaker 2: That's right. And over Yo, Eli, you know, so we
Speaker 2: have a here. His name is Ovo. Eli is what
Speaker 2: we call him Eli? Where you at?
Speaker 7: I want to I wish you like a walking head.
Speaker 7: First of all, Eli has been wearing Come on, Eli's
Speaker 7: been wearing OVERO merchandise all week long.
Speaker 2: Oh he has a T shirt.
Speaker 7: You didn't even know. Drake has sneakers. Drake has He
Speaker 7: told me yesterday and I'm not even lying. He told
Speaker 7: me Drake had underwear. Yes, then you tell me Drake
Speaker 7: had underwear.
Speaker 2: What's the brand? October is very and knocked out with
Speaker 2: two different brands. The fact he knows head off the
Speaker 2: top of his head.
Speaker 6: He got the Drake t shirt on this morning, for
Speaker 6: the dog's shirt, for the dog.
Speaker 2: Strets for the dog Drake sneakers.
Speaker 7: I can't even believe he's in here working with us
Speaker 7: this morning, because I feel like he'd being there trying
Speaker 7: to listen to the abum.
Speaker 2: Then now I'm drop a couple of minutes ago. Is
Speaker 2: it out? You know what I'm saying, idiot? Is it out?
Speaker 2: Into the microphone?
Speaker 10: Today?
Speaker 2: It's out out for all the dogs? Yes, sir, did
Speaker 2: you see it out?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I'm listening to it. Are y'all barking? Are y'all barking?
Speaker 2: Are we proof? Wait?
Speaker 6: Every day you identify as a dog, sometimes sometimes sometimes.
Speaker 2: When the hell did that happen? This is your golden retrieval.
Speaker 2: I'm a Gairman shepherd, sir, Yes I am, Yes, I
Speaker 2: am sir.
Speaker 7: When when did that happen? When he started identifying as
Speaker 7: a dog? And when did all of these people start taking.
Speaker 2: Sorority and fraternity stuff? You got pretty sexy red say
Speaker 2: ski yee. You got Drake saying her dog and barking it.
Speaker 7: Is ski we I'm sorry, my bad.
Speaker 8: Jesus, it's a rough morning.
Speaker 6: We got a drink song, we got not ready to
Speaker 6: rock and go.
Speaker 2: That's your problem. All right. Well, let's get the show
Speaker 2: crack and we're gonna start off with a Drake joint.
Speaker 2: This is the record off the new Drake album.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Obo made them put it in, So hold on,
Speaker 6: how much?
Speaker 2: How much more time do we need? Which song is?
Speaker 6: You need twenty seconds? They're gonna tell us in a second.
Speaker 6: We gotta make sure it's clean.
Speaker 2: First person Shooter feature and Cole. Is it clean? Yes,
Speaker 2: it's clean. It's clean. You cleaned it. All right.
Speaker 6: Well, here's the record right here, First Person Shooter, Oh,
Speaker 6: this one twenty one Savage? Okay, all right, well let's
Speaker 6: get into it. This is a joint off that we're
Speaker 6: gonna be playing joints all morning long, and it's the
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club Good morning, all right, And that's off the
Speaker 6: Drake album For all My Dogs. All morning long, we're
Speaker 6: gonna be playing Drake cuts. That one was featuring twenty
Speaker 6: one Savage.
Speaker 2: This song is four minutes long, A lot of time.
Speaker 7: You need a four minute song A long time, four
Speaker 7: minutes in a long time.
Speaker 2: Long time. We're gonna be playing joints all morning long.
Speaker 2: Was that Friday? On the background? Vocals sounded like it right.
Speaker 6: I don't know how this first time I heard it,
Speaker 6: like you all right, well, let's get in some front
Speaker 6: page news. We gotta congratulate Testling figure out right now.
Speaker 6: Yesterday she won a Minority Entrepreneur of the Year award
Speaker 6: by the US Department of Commerce. So congratulations to test
Speaker 6: She's traveling, but angelarai And here we got to start
Speaker 6: off with some sports. Now in some surprising news, the
Speaker 6: Chicago Bears beat the Commanders yesterday forty to twenty.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I told Dingo, one of our long time listeners, that
Speaker 7: they were gonna get washed. Ding I told him they
Speaker 7: were gonna get washing the Bears.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was right.
Speaker 6: They definitely won. And we gotta say rest in piece
Speaker 6: of Dick Buckets. Wow, damn his name.
Speaker 8: You guys, why are you gonna do that after rest
Speaker 8: in peace?
Speaker 2: Damn? Wow?
Speaker 8: This is I can't him.
Speaker 2: I can't work with him.
Speaker 6: Like you said, no, he said, wow, his name is Dick.
Speaker 2: But yes, but man, god, he was not alive.
Speaker 6: He's a legendary Beers lined back. He died at the
Speaker 6: age of eighty. So maybe that's why the Bears won
Speaker 6: in memory of him, because you know, they were the.
Speaker 2: Worst team in football.
Speaker 7: Absolutely did it for eighty feels young nowadays it does, yes,
Speaker 7: but rest in peace, Dick.
Speaker 8: We're moving on you guys seriously.
Speaker 9: So since we're coming in hot, let's come in red
Speaker 9: hot with sexy red. Before we even get into this,
Speaker 9: can we please just play the audio?
Speaker 12: Hey is there? Do you think more people are gonna
Speaker 12: support Trump?
Speaker 8: Now? And then?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 13: They support him in the hood because at first I
Speaker 13: don't think people him like they thought he was racist,
Speaker 13: saying luis and you know, against women. But once he
Speaker 13: started getting blake people out of jail and giving people their.
Speaker 8: Free money a begy.
Speaker 2: We love Trump. We need him back in office.
Speaker 12: Yeah, a little bit of free money goes a long way.
Speaker 2: We need them back check.
Speaker 8: Oh yes, the stimulus checks Trump.
Speaker 2: We miss you.
Speaker 12: That's like woe VICKI. She's always talking about Trump.
Speaker 2: You see. However, I like Trump.
Speaker 8: No, I ain't never seen.
Speaker 12: What She's funny.
Speaker 2: I love Trump.
Speaker 13: He's funny to me, like I used to watch his interview,
Speaker 13: not interviews like him talking to people.
Speaker 8: He used to be calling people fat. He's just funny, Like.
Speaker 2: We need people like him. Okay, Angela Roight, what are
Speaker 2: the fact that this lord is funny.
Speaker 8: So Okay, here's what I want to start with.
Speaker 9: I want to shout out our dear brother Wes Bellamy,
Speaker 9: who said we have to start acknowledging our political privilege,
Speaker 9: So let me acknowledge mine. That is the world that
Speaker 9: I grew up in. That's what I know. So I
Speaker 9: want to start there with compassion. She doesn't know any better,
Speaker 9: but I've heard this come up lots of times with
Speaker 9: callers here, so I was like, let's finally address this.
Speaker 9: Free and the homies and free money. So did you
Speaker 9: really free the homies? Because what I know about is
Speaker 9: everyone that either has a platform, it's platform adjacent was
Speaker 9: had a sentence commuted or was pardoned under Trump. The
Speaker 9: truth of the matter is Donald Trump's record on pardons
Speaker 9: is the worst since nineteen forty five of any president.
Speaker 9: So he didn't really free the homies.
Speaker 2: Second, I think people talk about the first step back though,
Speaker 2: what about that?
Speaker 9: I think that's fair, but I still think we have
Speaker 9: to acknowledge that the pardons, which she referenced Hodak Black,
Speaker 9: she referenced Lil Wayne, we got to talk about the
Speaker 9: pardon record is abysmal.
Speaker 8: Secondly, PPP, you.
Speaker 9: Know what it's to get PPP money, even though he
Speaker 9: asked for his signature to be on those checks till
Speaker 9: he could get the credit votes from congs an Act
Speaker 9: of Congress, the House and the Senate had to vote
Speaker 9: to approve PPP. And here's what I want you to
Speaker 9: say with me, since you all are in a great
Speaker 9: reciting mood.
Speaker 8: This morning, PPP. PPP ain't free.
Speaker 9: You know why because PPP was alone. It was provided
Speaker 9: relief during COVID. And here is the most important thing.
Speaker 9: Everybody that took that COVID money and thought that it
Speaker 9: was free money and went to buy Lamborghinis or maybe
Speaker 9: even they went to buy groceries, but they did it
Speaker 9: under false pretenses and it was fraudulent.
Speaker 8: Guess what.
Speaker 9: There is a Small Business Administration Office of Inspector General,
Speaker 9: and they caught cases, they were convicted, they were arrested,
Speaker 9: and some of.
Speaker 8: Them are serving times years. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: So it's not free money, and so I want her
Speaker 9: to be very careful with that, with her point of privilege,
Speaker 9: which is a platform that is expansive. So the other
Speaker 9: thing I want to get to shout out to BT
Speaker 9: is there is a new president of Boston University it
Speaker 9: is a black woman, first woman, first black person, and
Speaker 9: so shout out to President Gilliam, who is in this
Speaker 9: role is very important. Seventy seven point two percent of
Speaker 9: college presidents are white, so we still wake up a
Speaker 9: very small thirteen point six percent. I also want us
Speaker 9: to look at CEOs of Fortune five hundred companies. There
Speaker 9: are only six black CEOs right now of the Fortune
Speaker 9: five hundred. So when you look at the assault on
Speaker 9: affirmative action, you see everything else that's going on. It's
Speaker 9: important for us to celebrate wins but also challenge people
Speaker 9: on equity. So while affirmative action is under attack, we
Speaker 9: still got a long way to go.
Speaker 7: We'll dropping a clues botherby President gil I do want
Speaker 7: to say you one thing about the Trump situation. Yeah, everything,
Speaker 7: everything you said is absolutely correct. But the problem here
Speaker 7: is DEM's messaging, right, Like, who's fault?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 7: That Trump is just better at marketing because he put
Speaker 7: his name on them changed?
Speaker 8: I mean, and that it was a smart move.
Speaker 9: But I think that what we have to acknowledge is, yes,
Speaker 9: you guys cannot afford to give up on the base.
Speaker 9: You need to be communicating and combating misinformation. This is
Speaker 9: low hanging fruit. Talk to people about the Cares Act.
Speaker 9: Celebrate that. A lot of the CBC members did that,
Speaker 9: but not everybody did, and they've stopped.
Speaker 8: We still need to be talking about it and.
Speaker 2: Taking pictures with them rappers.
Speaker 7: When you partner little Wayne and Wayne came to see
Speaker 7: them and they took that picture and it went crazy viral. Right,
Speaker 7: you took on that Kodak Korea actually right, Well, you know,
Speaker 7: Kodak got a change with Donald Trump's head on it.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying a lot.
Speaker 7: His marketing is just much better and the messaging is
Speaker 7: just much better than the Democrats.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 9: Well, if we focus on the marketing and not political impact,
Speaker 9: we're going to be in for a real challenge. And
Speaker 9: that's why I think the point that Wes raised about
Speaker 9: political privilege is really important. Let's tell people what the
Speaker 9: real impacts are or not just the marketing.
Speaker 6: Well, lot is front page news. Now, get it off
Speaker 6: your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 6: If you need to vent, phone lines wide open again
Speaker 6: eight hundred five eight five one oh five one, call.
Speaker 2: Us up right now. It's the Breakfast Clubgo morning, the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Is it your time to get it off
Speaker 2: your chest.
Speaker 7: Way up, whether you're man or bless, time to get
Speaker 7: up and get something.
Speaker 1: Call up now eight hundred and five eighty five five one.
Speaker 1: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 14: It's your boy Dingo y'all?
Speaker 7: Okay, right, okay, talk right baby is the grid.
Speaker 14: It's the grid all your bigs and new thing baby.
Speaker 11: Forty to twenty.
Speaker 6: We watched that he had buckets recipe to Dick Buchet.
Speaker 14: Hey recu peace to the legendary dig buckets man first
Speaker 14: and foremost. But hey there showed out and showed up
Speaker 14: last night. You feel me. We had a taste of
Speaker 14: it last week, but now we really really put it
Speaker 14: in play. So shout out to that man justin Fields
Speaker 14: tie the DJ Moore. Come on, now you up there.
Speaker 14: We're doing that thing, doing that thing.
Speaker 2: I told y'all anytime somebody I'm happy.
Speaker 14: Hey, look, well, all I want to say is I
Speaker 14: called it and they heard me, and I'm on that.
Speaker 14: So hey, bears, y'all, listen to me.
Speaker 2: Get your boy Dingo sweet at the.
Speaker 14: Next home game. They ain't gonna do all that now, Hey, y'all, Hey,
Speaker 14: shout out to Angela, rye you so you so hard
Speaker 14: a girl?
Speaker 2: Knock it off? Say't one the holly? This says she
Speaker 2: was fine. What's wrong with you?
Speaker 10: Brother?
Speaker 8: Envy?
Speaker 11: What's up? What's up? Charla Mayne? What's up? Angela?
Speaker 2: What's up? Brother?
Speaker 11: It's Marty. What's going on?
Speaker 2: What's up? Marty?
Speaker 11: Yo? I'm really mad at y'all, man, for real, for real, y'all. Wow, Angela?
Speaker 11: All right, Andrew's talking out giving a shout out to
Speaker 11: the lady who's the first black something. It's like I
Speaker 11: constantly keep shut reaching out to you guys to help
Speaker 11: me become the first black uniform manfacturer from the United
Speaker 11: States Postal Service. And it's like I just keep getting
Speaker 11: crapped on with y'all man, and and I love you guys.
Speaker 11: I listen to y'all every day. ILL support your platform
Speaker 11: and the whole night. Charlamagne, you know when you were
Speaker 11: throwing to South Carolina but Thanksgiving it Christmas, I used
Speaker 11: to go with the shirt to take down there the
Speaker 11: South Carolina poorn and red. But yet it's like I
Speaker 11: keep reaching out to y'all, and then last time when
Speaker 11: I spoke to y'all, y'all was like prop to the
Speaker 11: Padusta and then y'all hung up the phone right at
Speaker 11: the end of the car.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 8: On you.
Speaker 11: But that's every.
Speaker 2: Time you call it to talk about what you can I.
Speaker 8: Give him a recommendation.
Speaker 11: But I need to help.
Speaker 8: Mary, Marty. Can I tell you something? The first thing that.
Speaker 9: Marty, Marty, you know, the best way to get help
Speaker 9: is to listen. Let me just tell you one thing
Speaker 9: that's so important. Do you know what's happening with the
Speaker 9: Postal service right now? There's a massive decline. Like when
Speaker 9: you remember when you used to see like the mailboxes
Speaker 9: on the corner, you used to see a lot of them.
Speaker 8: You're not seeing those as many.
Speaker 9: So maybe since UPS just got a really big raise,
Speaker 9: they're making six figures, maybe you should look at making
Speaker 9: you know, forums for other businesses that will stick around.
Speaker 9: It's a quasi governmental agency USPS. But you also want
Speaker 9: to look at will TSA is not going anywhere. Maybe
Speaker 9: you can get a federal contract with them, right no
Speaker 9: secret services, Flint c.
Speaker 11: What here's the thing. I've done your uniforms for UPS.
Speaker 11: I had Jeff Bezos recommend me to one of his
Speaker 11: top people to do Amazon uniforms minorities get crapped on.
Speaker 11: Say that's the same thing. I could have had a
Speaker 11: sex contract and what happened. The white man said, Nope,
Speaker 11: we don't want to deal with the black people.
Speaker 2: So Marty, what do you want? Mary, what do you
Speaker 2: want from us?
Speaker 1: Marty?
Speaker 7: You can make You can make clothes for senior citizens.
Speaker 7: Since there's so many old people.
Speaker 8: For real, I actually gave you good business advice. I
Speaker 8: hope you listen to it.
Speaker 7: So many old people in government you can make, like
Speaker 7: clothes that got built in Davors.
Speaker 6: Marty, shut up, give me your information, just as an
Speaker 6: executive is listening and need some some clothes. Give me
Speaker 6: give me your email or something, your uniforms six four sticks?
Speaker 8: I mean, Marty, you don't listen.
Speaker 11: Martyr Marty grace one.
Speaker 2: Well, you stop shaming Marty.
Speaker 8: Website. Do you have a website? Marty?
Speaker 11: No, I don't have a web.
Speaker 8: Okay, Marty, we got some.
Speaker 2: We got some.
Speaker 8: We got some like really low level.
Speaker 7: Roads to cross my money, comebody, doctor email shaman Marty.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, Brody, get Marty in FORO. You just tell
Speaker 2: you what it's info. Hit him out on a l No,
Speaker 2: I'm telling you.
Speaker 6: Probably he probably still got a caught on his fall.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five eight five one O five one. If
Speaker 6: you need to vent, hit us up now. Salute to
Speaker 6: Marty's the Breakfast sebod morning.
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it
Speaker 1: off your chest. She's calling eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 1: one O five one. We want to hear from you
Speaker 1: on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 15: Who's this?
Speaker 11: There's Limbs dad.
Speaker 15: How y'all doing?
Speaker 2: Good morning? Good morning, Limb's dad.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Hey, listen on the PPT loan my son. Oh
Speaker 15: I just allowed to use that man, But listen on
Speaker 15: the PGP loan.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 15: I know a lot of people that a lot of
Speaker 15: partners of mine, they got the loan and they flipped
Speaker 15: that money.
Speaker 11: They did good by that money.
Speaker 15: You can't reference everything with the negative people that did,
Speaker 15: you know, all the negative stuff and went to prison
Speaker 15: and all like that because they said you had to
Speaker 15: pay that loan back twenty five what they gave you
Speaker 15: twenty five years to pay it back two dollars a
Speaker 15: week or something like that. So it's a lot of
Speaker 15: people that they're good with that money.
Speaker 9: This right or the right now you can say, Angela,
Speaker 9: but Liam's dad let me just tell you one thing.
Speaker 9: You're talking about two different programs. There's PPP and then
Speaker 9: there's the EI d L loan. Right, and so there
Speaker 9: are people who did right. I'm not talking about them.
Speaker 9: I'm talking about the notion that it was free money.
Speaker 9: It's alone, so it's not free money so much.
Speaker 11: It's a loan.
Speaker 15: But you didn't have to pay that back. Ratter what
Speaker 15: you had to pay that it withose twenty five years.
Speaker 15: It was like two dollars a week or something like that.
Speaker 15: And then on another thing, you're partner Massad, here'll tucker too.
Speaker 15: Here's something you you are. You put your feet on
Speaker 15: the ground. But that dude, the sucker you take advantage of.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't even don't do nothing.
Speaker 7: That is not true talking about my son.
Speaker 2: My son feet are always on the ground. My son
Speaker 2: is currently we use an opportunity man.
Speaker 11: He used situations and us opportunity.
Speaker 15: You know, got rich. He put his name behind that
Speaker 15: Black lives matter, and the ain't do nothing trying to separate.
Speaker 7: Black lives matter. My son is a part of untel freedom.
Speaker 7: And I hate when people call it being in disrespect of.
Speaker 8: My son and of itself that they have to stop
Speaker 8: doing that too.
Speaker 9: But also if you have to pay it back, if
Speaker 9: it's a pity a week, it's still alone.
Speaker 8: It's not free money.
Speaker 6: Yeah, But it's two different things, right, Because there was
Speaker 6: a loan, there was an SBA loan that a lot
Speaker 6: of people got. This small just a loan that people
Speaker 6: were able to take a loan and they have to
Speaker 6: pay that.
Speaker 7: And if you got the p PP and you actually
Speaker 7: put the PPP towards your actual business and you had
Speaker 7: employees to play, I kept your job up keep.
Speaker 2: You don't have to pay.
Speaker 8: But that was forgiveness.
Speaker 2: That was forgiveness to different things, right. But they're both
Speaker 2: not free money, correct.
Speaker 8: They're both loans.
Speaker 2: It's two different I mean, none of us free to
Speaker 2: its taxed dollars, right.
Speaker 8: Right, that's true too. You better raise that.
Speaker 2: That's I just don't. I just don't like when people
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 7: My son is literally in Kentucky right now, boots on
Speaker 7: the ground, trying to cam.
Speaker 9: Like I thought, he said my son, because Liam he
Speaker 9: started Dad, I was so confused.
Speaker 8: I was like, I was like, I must not.
Speaker 2: Hurt my son.
Speaker 16: Why.
Speaker 9: I was confused because he was calming them at the beginning.
Speaker 9: Liam's dad, Hello.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. What's your name, mama?
Speaker 10: My name is c C B.
Speaker 2: Okay c c B.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I like to get off my chest to sing
Speaker 10: the waffle house, Verizon and my dad all let me
Speaker 10: down and like because they forgot my bacon.
Speaker 11: And that's there, I mean a.
Speaker 2: Very mean it is what it. I would be mad
Speaker 2: if they forgot my baking town. And what's the third?
Speaker 2: What's the second?
Speaker 8: Yandy?
Speaker 10: Last week or whatever week? That whole thing was she
Speaker 10: who may not be named, when she said that monkey comment.
Speaker 10: I didn't like that because Yandy said she offended everybody
Speaker 10: of African descent, and we know anything Dominicans are African descent,
Speaker 10: so I just wanted to say, Yandy, you and we
Speaker 10: need for that. I didn't like that, and it's missing
Speaker 10: all my conscience and I'll talk to y'all later.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm sorry about your bacon. That was a
Speaker 2: good little history lesson.
Speaker 7: But she said Dominicans, I'm not Dominican watching them out.
Speaker 2: That's and you can never used that up. I'm not Dominicans.
Speaker 9: Slaves went a different location, that's right, And not everybody
Speaker 9: from the DR is an African descent, but alarm swats
Speaker 9: of demark for sure.
Speaker 6: All right, well get it off your chest. Eight hundred
Speaker 6: five eighty five oh five to one. If you need
Speaker 6: to vent, you could talk to us, Young Miami. She tells,
Speaker 6: why did he gives her so much praise?
Speaker 2: That's right, Angela Riai. You can't put a political spin
Speaker 2: on this one.
Speaker 8: But here, I don't know this.
Speaker 2: I'm here, but we'll talk about it when we come back.
Speaker 6: As the breakfast club in the morning, the breakfast club,
Speaker 6: Good morning, everybody. It's DJ n V Charlamagne to guide
Speaker 6: me all the breakfast club. Angela Ria is here and
Speaker 6: let's get in some Let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 2: Call out a name or you gossip chatting? Is the
Speaker 2: rumor report?
Speaker 8: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club. This
Speaker 8: is where the tea spells.
Speaker 2: Yes, let's let's bring Angela ride to the bottom with us.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Let's got a good mess this morning.
Speaker 2: Let's start with Young Miami. Now, Young Miami is given.
Speaker 6: Reason for why did he praises her so often? Now
Speaker 6: recently did he says, She reminds me of Oprah with
Speaker 6: endless possibilities that she has as far as the clothing line,
Speaker 6: television shows, performances, live podcast. I really respect both of
Speaker 6: the hustles and see them being able to break through.
Speaker 6: And he was referring that Young Miami reminds him of Oprah. Well,
Speaker 6: she responded, well, the reason he does all of this
Speaker 6: is because I f on him so good that niggas
Speaker 6: stay give me my flowers.
Speaker 9: Thoughts I did that escalated quickly, even on a Friday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that's why Young Miami says did he points?
Speaker 7: So why can't he just say Miami has potential to be, like,
Speaker 7: you know, a great mogul one day, Because as soon
Speaker 7: as you say something like Oprah, people automatically dismiss it
Speaker 7: absolutely because that's.
Speaker 2: So you feel like when you can't get to that
Speaker 2: Oprah level, most people can't.
Speaker 7: And by the way, the reality is, you don't know
Speaker 7: if Young Miami can get the Oprah level because we
Speaker 7: don't know what the future holds for folks. I think
Speaker 7: for people look at folks now and they're like, oh,
Speaker 7: I can't see that, But that don't mean that it
Speaker 7: can't happen. That does mean that you can't see it
Speaker 7: right now. But who knows what Young Miami gonna be
Speaker 7: in ten years.
Speaker 9: Fifteen years, you know, the only thing I would say
Speaker 9: to this is I remember seeing the first like clip
Speaker 9: from the Karesha please right, yes, and I'm like, she
Speaker 9: is actually a really really good interviewer. She has a
Speaker 9: way of disarming people to get them to tell them
Speaker 9: all their business, like y'all, Like she has a way,
Speaker 9: and so I really think that that's impressive. And because
Speaker 9: she's so skilled as a hip hop artist as well,
Speaker 9: you might be honest, he knows her better.
Speaker 10: Than we do.
Speaker 6: You never know, yeah, And I think with Krisha, I
Speaker 6: think she's one of them, Like she's an artist like them,
Speaker 6: so she knows what, you know, what makes feel comfortable,
Speaker 6: and she's able to talk from a side of I'm
Speaker 6: just like you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, just don't compare it to nobody, because it's like
Speaker 7: you know, people sometimes sometimes people haven't X, they'll started
Speaker 7: looking for an expectation, they'll start looking for Oprah in her,
Speaker 7: and she's not that she's.
Speaker 8: Korea a next generation. Maybe she is never know, Yeah.
Speaker 7: You never know what people what people's art will turn into.
Speaker 7: The story was supposed to guess host with us. She
Speaker 7: said guests with us, So we say that hopefully she'll
Speaker 7: still come to now Boosie.
Speaker 6: He was at the Beet Awards and he was speaking
Speaker 6: on the importance of the older generation embracing the younger generation.
Speaker 6: A lot of times, you know, the old artists don't
Speaker 6: want to ff with the younger artists, and all the
Speaker 6: younger artists don't want to f with the older artists.
Speaker 2: And this is what Boosy said.
Speaker 13: When it comes to independent, being independent and new artists
Speaker 13: coming in the game, and like you're doing, you handing
Speaker 13: down the knowledge. How important is that for the big
Speaker 13: old g's helping out the hyg's.
Speaker 17: It is important because they a lot of youngers looked
Speaker 17: up to the old one, and we gotta motivate them
Speaker 17: and give them games. I'm always motivating the youngsters. That's
Speaker 17: why all the youngsters love me. Because I'm motivating them.
Speaker 17: I won't see them win. I want everybody to win.
Speaker 17: That's why I always win. I don't have hating my heart.
Speaker 17: When you have hating your heart, you're gonna end up following.
Speaker 17: So I always won't see everybody win. And that's what
Speaker 17: I tell a youngster. I always give them game. Any
Speaker 17: one of them gonna tell you always. I don't be
Speaker 17: quiet around. I give them game.
Speaker 7: I totally agree. Drop on the cluse bomds for Boosie.
Speaker 7: That's all I'm here for, you know, to be of
Speaker 7: service to the next generation. I love being an adult
Speaker 7: I needed as a child. If I can make someone's
Speaker 7: path easier, I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 6: And some of the main artists that I see do
Speaker 6: it a lot is of course, jay Z does it
Speaker 6: with a lot of the younger artists. Fifty Cent does
Speaker 6: it with a lot of the younger artists, and I
Speaker 6: see them too do it a lot. Snoop does it
Speaker 6: with a lot of the younger artists as well. Where
Speaker 6: they give him that game and they're not charging for it.
Speaker 6: It's like they want to help Angelaurai. You do that
Speaker 6: for politics, I like to try.
Speaker 8: I do my very best.
Speaker 9: I would just say the part about not having any
Speaker 9: hate in his heart.
Speaker 8: I might take issue with, Oh yeah, poises it up.
Speaker 8: I mean he's done some things that have been hurtful
Speaker 8: to some other communities.
Speaker 7: Oh but that don't mean that. I get what you're saying.
Speaker 7: But that don't mean with malicious intent. I think sometimes
Speaker 7: we might do things and same things and they might
Speaker 7: hurt people or hurt the community.
Speaker 2: But that's not our intention.
Speaker 8: That's fair.
Speaker 9: So I just just like we were talking about Sexy
Speaker 9: Read earlier. I just want him to be open to learning,
Speaker 9: to not being hurtful. But it is good that he's
Speaker 9: inspiring and being open to teaching young artists.
Speaker 6: Birdman does it, I know Fat Joe does it. I'm
Speaker 6: trying to think of some of the other artists that
Speaker 6: do it all right now.
Speaker 2: Also for all the Dogs.
Speaker 6: Drake's album is out right now. It's finally out. It
Speaker 6: was released this morning at six a m. As our
Speaker 6: producer Eli doing outfit changes. His instagram is Obo Eli.
Speaker 7: He has literally been wearing Oo merchandise all week long
Speaker 7: because of him. I now know that Obo even had underwear.
Speaker 7: But is he doing outfre change this morning? I believe
Speaker 7: so okay.
Speaker 6: I told him to listen to the album and give
Speaker 6: us a breakdown of what Drake is talking about now.
Speaker 6: So far on the album, we can see twenty one,
Speaker 6: Savage j Cole YEATSI is a Party next Door, Chief, Keith,
Speaker 6: Bad Bunny, Sexy Red, Little YACHTI, and more. So we
Speaker 6: look forward to listening to that album. He has a
Speaker 6: song on his album called Virginia Beach. I want to hear,
Speaker 6: and let's get into speculation that that might be.
Speaker 7: A disrection to push. Yeah, that's doubt people. I think
Speaker 7: we'd have heard that by that, that'd have been all
Speaker 7: over there in and thatt. But now if it was
Speaker 7: just came out, it's been an hour, Peo more people
Speaker 7: have raided it a classic. I'm sure all they need
Speaker 7: is thirty fifty minutes. He's got to get through it
Speaker 7: one time. Well, let's get into this joint right now.
Speaker 7: This is called first person shoot it.
Speaker 6: This is Drake featuring j Cole And when we come back,
Speaker 6: we got front page news, Angela Rites holding that down.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your
Speaker 7: mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 2: Tough, tough, tough, very tough. He said, I'm one away
Speaker 2: from Michael. You better beat it. Yeah, that was Cole
Speaker 2: Draco Drake's album.
Speaker 6: He said, like we started the league talking about K Dot,
Speaker 6: Aubrey and Cole.
Speaker 7: I love he said what he said love when they
Speaker 7: argue the big three, K Dot, Aubrey and me, that's
Speaker 7: like that's like an updated bar. When Jay said, people
Speaker 7: argue all day about who's the best. M see Biggie
Speaker 7: jay Z and ours. Yep, nothing to say about that tune.
Speaker 7: Tough tune jinks, tough tune double jinks.
Speaker 2: What I mean?
Speaker 6: I watch my kids movies. All right, Well let's get
Speaker 6: to some front page. You know parents out there now.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 6: Well, last night in sports, the Chicago Bears beat the
Speaker 6: Commanders forty twenty. So congratulations to the Chicago Bears and
Speaker 6: all school. We gotta send a resting piece to Dick Buckets.
Speaker 6: He's a Hall of fame in legendary Bears linebacker.
Speaker 2: Rest in peace, Dick Buckets Man, Angela.
Speaker 8: RAI are you already yes, ma'am? Okay, great? So speaking
Speaker 8: a butt kiss, whoa? I want to whoa?
Speaker 2: Wow, you're gonna tell you know it's not gonna.
Speaker 8: Tell power, sir.
Speaker 9: But also speaking of bud kiss toilet, I would like
Speaker 9: to talk to you all Jesus about your toilet habits. Yes,
Speaker 9: tell the truth naked naked and not the shame truth
Speaker 9: before God? Do you or do you not use your
Speaker 9: phone while you're on the toilet.
Speaker 2: All the time.
Speaker 7: That's usually when I'm on it the most. Like I
Speaker 7: take in BS while I'm letting out bs. So I
Speaker 7: like being on social media while I'm on the toilet.
Speaker 7: When I used to be on Twitter, I used to
Speaker 7: call it twitter on.
Speaker 8: The okay, okay, MV.
Speaker 6: I used to thought about this, but I don't anymore.
Speaker 6: So I have a new toilet that is heated.
Speaker 2: Tell the truth. I want the heat.
Speaker 6: Talk about. Tell us what else it got. It has
Speaker 6: a be day. It got that it has a been day.
Speaker 6: So after you finish pooping it, it cleans out the area.
Speaker 7: But there is when you can press the button and
Speaker 7: then the water squirts in your butt, and then you
Speaker 7: can press the other button, and the egg.
Speaker 8: Drives have handled knocks.
Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, no, no mine, you got a rock like
Speaker 7: this with your water going digital?
Speaker 2: Yes, you can get the front and then button.
Speaker 9: Get to today article because look at this food sliding
Speaker 9: around on the invisible butday right now.
Speaker 6: And then if you if you're a woman that has
Speaker 6: the front part where you could shoot the front or
Speaker 6: the back.
Speaker 7: I'm be wanting to press the front just to see
Speaker 7: what it feels like. I ain't did it yet. I
Speaker 7: don't have one at the house, but when I stay
Speaker 7: in hotels and they got it, I'll be like, I
Speaker 7: just want to press the front.
Speaker 6: See feel they got a massages or massages and you
Speaker 6: know the water cause you know spiral and can spiral
Speaker 6: the water and then the chest.
Speaker 2: So when I'm on my beday.
Speaker 9: No, So back to the actual article, which is about
Speaker 9: using your devices on the toilet.
Speaker 8: Here's the thing that got me, Leonard. You know this.
Speaker 9: I am a germophobe. It gives me anxiety. It says
Speaker 9: the average smartphone is dirtier than a public toilet, and
Speaker 9: they discouraged the use of devices on the toilet because
Speaker 9: this gastro andrologist is saying that made you have to
Speaker 9: get up.
Speaker 2: Imah, give me a wipe too, but you know that.
Speaker 9: But this gasroomtology says he also discourages it because you know,
Speaker 9: social media for example, thank you my friend. Social media
Speaker 9: for example can be distracting, so you're sitting there a
Speaker 9: long time, which can cause hemorrhoids. So for two reasons,
Speaker 9: it's dirty a f and also you don't want to
Speaker 9: have hemorrhoids.
Speaker 7: And when you take your phone in the bathroom, the
Speaker 7: e coli and fecal matter that's floating around in the bathroom,
Speaker 7: and think about how you should have.
Speaker 8: To wipe your phone. You're the main one. You said
Speaker 8: you'd be booboo and you can.
Speaker 2: Let's get can.
Speaker 8: We do a white testy see, let's see how clean.
Speaker 7: You're wife like you you're on the toilet, you wiping
Speaker 7: your butt, you can, and then you're still touching your
Speaker 7: phone before you even wash it.
Speaker 9: Okay, okay, Now let's do the white test. Don't try
Speaker 9: to hide your wipe and you don't get a new wipe.
Speaker 2: I'm trying it. I actually washed my hands before.
Speaker 8: I okay, okay, white test, let's do it. We're going
Speaker 8: to see. We're gonna see what put that wipe on
Speaker 8: their paut.
Speaker 2: It is on the phone, white.
Speaker 9: Queen, a little sketch. I kind of have a little
Speaker 9: makeup right here. That's not poof lenard.
Speaker 8: You did not wipe your.
Speaker 2: Phone holding it. Someone does makeup. That's due to you.
Speaker 10: You got.
Speaker 8: Up what you said because my holding the phone to
Speaker 8: my face.
Speaker 9: You nut anyway, it's nasty.
Speaker 8: It's nasty.
Speaker 9: So in other news, and speaking of BS, there's no
Speaker 9: BS on the latest.
Speaker 8: And do we have enough time to do this?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 9: Student loan repayment, Joe Biden is and the Biden administration
Speaker 9: is providing another nine billion dollars in student loan debt relief.
Speaker 9: As you all know, the Supreme Court said that he
Speaker 9: overreached his executive authority in the summer. And so this
Speaker 9: is the latest in trying to conform what already exists
Speaker 9: in the Department of Education regulations to ensure that people
Speaker 9: who qualify and need this relief can actually get it. This,
Speaker 9: of course, comes just a few days after student loan
Speaker 9: repayments have restarted after a three year plus pause.
Speaker 7: When they say providing, what does that mean Because a
Speaker 7: lot of times they'd be announcing that they about to
Speaker 7: forgive student loans, but don't nobody actually get their loans forgiven.
Speaker 2: They end up getting blocked and all kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: So are they actually.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So there are three categories that they're working on.
Speaker 9: Some of it has to do with folks who already
Speaker 9: work in public service, so teachers, firefighters and the like.
Speaker 9: They're going to get some more loan forgiveness and some
Speaker 9: relief an additional fifty three thousand borrows that's the Public
Speaker 9: Service Loan Forgiveness program. Another fifty one thousand borrowers who
Speaker 9: have been in repayment for at least twenty years are
Speaker 9: getting some additional relief. So there are three categories, all
Speaker 9: through Department of Education rules. Who they folks have been
Speaker 9: experiencing bureaucracy red tape for far too long. So this
Speaker 9: is a little bit of relief while we have a
Speaker 9: Supreme Court that continues to stand in the way.
Speaker 2: They're getting checks. People getting checks.
Speaker 9: Yes, they're getting No, they're getting relief. They're going to
Speaker 9: get their student loans forgiven. But you know who is
Speaker 9: getting checks and should offer relief, Clarence Thomas.
Speaker 8: But we'll talk about that. It's another point, all right, Yeah.
Speaker 6: That is front page news. Now when we come back,
Speaker 6: Kirk Franklin will be joining us.
Speaker 2: We're gonna kick it with Kirk Franklin. Let me tell
Speaker 2: you something about Kirk Franklin.
Speaker 8: See you're white.
Speaker 2: I threw it away now is that you go?
Speaker 7: K Kirk Franklin, I have not seen that Father's Day
Speaker 7: documentary that's currently on YouTube. Do yourself a favor and
Speaker 7: watch it, because you are watching somebody here there and
Speaker 7: a child in real time.
Speaker 2: That's right. We're gonna kick it with him when we
Speaker 2: come back and shout to n O.
Speaker 15: R E.
Speaker 2: Nory just hit me and say you got the total. Yes, Norri,
Speaker 2: I got the total. You know when you.
Speaker 6: Walk in, it opens up all automatically for you and
Speaker 6: it's amazing. No, no, no, okay, they could have sent
Speaker 6: me a free toilet, but now that's all. It's expensive position,
Speaker 6: but you know, I love it. It's my my favorite
Speaker 6: place in the crib.
Speaker 8: Your wife is definitely dirty their mind, that's not true.
Speaker 7: Don't pass me your makeup covered. We do do covered white.
Speaker 7: You switch white. That's exactly what you just did.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, it's the Breakfast Club God Morning, Kirk Franklin,
Speaker 6: Will we come back the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is dj n V Charlamagne the God. We are
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the buildings, indeed,
Speaker 6: the Brother.
Speaker 2: Kirk Franklin. Welcome brother, welcome back, Good morning. How are
Speaker 2: you feeling, my brother, man?
Speaker 4: A lot of feelings, A lot of feelings, and you know,
Speaker 4: I thank y'all for letting me come. I mean, this
Speaker 4: is my first week of having conversations you know, about
Speaker 4: all of this, and so you know, just trying to
Speaker 4: learn how to be able to articulate it in ways
Speaker 4: that I've never had to have this level of communication about.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm very open and transparent guy, you know,
Speaker 4: but some of this recent stuff has kind of, you know,
Speaker 4: hit me for a little because it's so fresh, it's
Speaker 4: so new, it's it's only like, you know, twelve weeks old. Yeah,
Speaker 4: So I'm trying to learn how to do it in
Speaker 4: this way. So yeah, but I'm willing to try.
Speaker 6: For people that don't know he's a documentary father. That
Speaker 6: the tap that you I met your father for the
Speaker 6: first time in fifty three years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, and just the nuances of it, the fact
Speaker 4: that I hated a man for fifty three years that
Speaker 4: I thought was my father and he died knowing that
Speaker 4: I hated him.
Speaker 2: That was powerful in the doctus. You said you went
Speaker 2: to go make peace with him.
Speaker 7: I was wondering, like, how did you feel knowing you
Speaker 7: made peace with a person that.
Speaker 2: You know, you really really having a problem with.
Speaker 4: Well, I still would have had the brokenness in it
Speaker 4: because he wasn't in my life, and I hated him
Speaker 4: because he wasn't in my life and showed up when
Speaker 4: my career started to take off, and that broke me,
Speaker 4: you know, being adopted and not having a mother and
Speaker 4: father in my life, but still knowing, well, I met
Speaker 4: him when I was six, saw him again when I
Speaker 4: was thirteen, and then he started showing up when my
Speaker 4: career took off. And so for somebody that I already
Speaker 4: had a lot of trauma being adopted and having a
Speaker 4: lot of abandonment, his shoes and acceptance is shoes, you
Speaker 4: know it. It was a very painful process to live
Speaker 4: that way, knowing that you wouldn't want it, and just
Speaker 4: all the mistakes that a young black man can make,
Speaker 4: not having the type of mentorship because I didn't have
Speaker 4: uncles that stepped in. I didn't have those type of things.
Speaker 4: And even in the church, you know, the church majority,
Speaker 4: it's always made up of women, you know, unfortunately, and
Speaker 4: so you try to navigate and you make a lot
Speaker 4: of mistakes, and then religion and dogma can also become
Speaker 4: a little duplicitous and can make the journey even more problematic.
Speaker 4: Is because you're living in fear, you know, because a
Speaker 4: lot of times in religion, God's going to get you,
Speaker 4: and God's going to get you, and God's going to
Speaker 4: get you more than it's God loves you. And even
Speaker 4: one of my mentors, now that I'm older, told me
Speaker 4: about twenty years ago, it's hard to know God's love
Speaker 4: is a father and you've never had one.
Speaker 2: Damn fire? Right? What made you want to meet him?
Speaker 2: This guy?
Speaker 4: Well, you know just how it happened. You know, I
Speaker 4: was in the military. I wasn't even looking for him.
Speaker 2: They said, this guy. Is that how you refer to
Speaker 2: him as this guy?
Speaker 4: Well, and I know that language is necessary and it's
Speaker 4: very important in language speaks really the the tennis of
Speaker 4: a heart, right, But you know, for me, this term
Speaker 4: father is something that I'm still just grapping with. And
Speaker 4: it's not his fault. I mean, he's been a man
Speaker 4: who's lived his life. He's a sixty nine year old
Speaker 4: man that has lived his life not thinking about that
Speaker 4: he has a son. There was ten minutes away from him,
Speaker 4: the entire life ten minutes away. And so right now
Speaker 4: I call him mister Rick. So I call him mister Rick.
Speaker 4: Right now is I'm trying to navigate because you know,
Speaker 4: he has a daughter, and you know, and she's an
Speaker 4: incredible young lady. She's trying to navigate because she's been
Speaker 4: the apple of his eye all of her life, and
Speaker 4: you know, you know, and it's like all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: now they've got me, and and he's been very loving,
Speaker 4: very welcoming. But at the same time, my biological mother,
Speaker 4: who I haven't ever really had a strong relationship with,
Speaker 4: is still denying that he's my father after two dinner test.
Speaker 7: Why is that? I mean, I understand that in the documentary,
Speaker 7: like the DNA test was ninety nine point nine nine
Speaker 7: nine nine positive. That was I'm not gonna lie you.
Speaker 7: You you're a funny person. You don't be meaning to
Speaker 7: be funny. They when they gave you to w was
Speaker 7: like nine percent.
Speaker 4: What yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's because I haven't been
Speaker 4: in that position before in my life.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 4: It's like I don't get a lot of calls, and
Speaker 4: I got kids by different people, so you know, so
Speaker 4: I don't know. Yeah, and and and then you know,
Speaker 4: you have a lot of anxiety because you don't really understand.
Speaker 4: But uh, once she accepted, I don't know. And I
Speaker 4: would have loved her to give me that, but it's
Speaker 4: obvious that she can't. And so I have the responsibility
Speaker 4: of still honoring black women and talking and in a
Speaker 4: way that still gives a like that I never want
Speaker 4: to attack her publicly. And and I don't know her
Speaker 4: as my mother, you know, the woman that adopted me
Speaker 4: was the woman that I knew as my mother. I
Speaker 4: would see my biological mother maybe once or twice a
Speaker 4: year in my life, which makes even the trauma even
Speaker 4: more painful, because in marginalized communities, when it comes to
Speaker 4: legal adoption, sometimes they don't always work the same. A
Speaker 4: lot of times, people outside of our race and hue,
Speaker 4: they are adopted in systems where they don't really know
Speaker 4: their biological parents, and so they may know that they
Speaker 4: were given up, but at least they find people that
Speaker 4: want them and love them, so at least it's a
Speaker 4: wound that heals. But when you have people that come
Speaker 4: in and out of your life every now and then,
Speaker 4: and sometimes in our communities, you know, you can be
Speaker 4: related to somebody that literally down the street and you
Speaker 4: don't even know it. And I think that that's what
Speaker 4: has made the story even a little bit more painful
Speaker 4: and even more broadest, that the amount of people that
Speaker 4: have come out that look like us, that have this
Speaker 4: story that in itself is daunted to know that the
Speaker 4: Black American experience has caused this fractured understanding of what
Speaker 4: family is because we were so displaced and separated and
Speaker 4: so many nuances to why we don't know who we are?
Speaker 6: And let me ask you. You did say that what's
Speaker 6: his name, mister Rich? I don't want to call its Rick,
Speaker 6: mister Rick? So you said, mister Rick has a daughter
Speaker 6: and that's the apple of his eye. Yeah, how did
Speaker 6: that make you feel? When you look at mister Rick
Speaker 6: and you see how much he loves his daughter and
Speaker 6: raised his door and put the time and energy into
Speaker 6: his daughter. And then you might look and reflect back
Speaker 6: on yourself and say, damn, why wasn't I the same way?
Speaker 6: Why wasn't I the apple of his eye? How did
Speaker 6: you overcome that?
Speaker 4: Because I've never been the apple of anyone's eye. It
Speaker 4: was just my normal, even the woman that adopted me
Speaker 4: because of her it's you know. Is one thing that
Speaker 4: I do share with my brother Charlemagne is that I
Speaker 4: am a huge advocate of therapy and counseling. I've been
Speaker 4: at counseling since I was eighteen years old. Even the
Speaker 4: therapist I have right now, I'm as long as patient
Speaker 4: that he's ever seen, you know. And we kind of
Speaker 4: make jokes about it because he says that every new
Speaker 4: experience in my life, it triggers a new trauma and
Speaker 4: so I believe in Jesus, I believe in prayer, and
Speaker 4: I believe in therapy, and so I've needed all of
Speaker 4: that just to try to get by. So her being
Speaker 4: the apple of his eye didn't affeg men anyway, because
Speaker 4: that's all I've ever known, not being that, that's been
Speaker 4: my normal.
Speaker 8: Alr.
Speaker 6: We got more with Kirk Franklin. When we come back.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's DJ n V Charlamage and the guy we are
Speaker 6: to Breakfast Club was still kicking it with Kirk Franklin.
Speaker 2: Charlamage, you said something the doctor hit me so hard.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 7: You said, you don't even know who you truly are.
Speaker 7: I'm paraphras and you don't even know who you truly
Speaker 7: are because you only know the broken version of yourself.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, God, Yes sir.
Speaker 4: And I don't want to, you know, even post myself
Speaker 4: as as as a victim. I really tried to want
Speaker 4: to maneuver. And what was very interesting because I was
Speaker 4: working on this album, and this album was just going
Speaker 4: to be an album.
Speaker 2: I was working on Bros.
Speaker 4: And and for the first time I had a little
Speaker 4: budget where I could hire a videographer this is my
Speaker 4: guy out here to your right and left and Chris,
Speaker 4: and Chris was just with me, just capturing the I
Speaker 4: working on my album. And in the middle of this album,
Speaker 4: one a young lady that sings with me. At her
Speaker 4: father's church, there was a funeral. And at that funeral,
Speaker 4: it was a funeral for a woman that is my
Speaker 4: biological aunt. I didn't go because I knew my mother
Speaker 4: would be there. I had and seen my mother in
Speaker 4: over twenty three years, because there was something that she
Speaker 4: did to me and my biological well and my half
Speaker 4: sister that I thought was very painful. My half sister
Speaker 4: just got out of prison and nobody was at a
Speaker 4: helper but me. I was thirty one years old, thirty
Speaker 4: two years old, and I'd have, you know, the knowledge
Speaker 4: to know I'd handle somebody getting out of prison and
Speaker 4: what to do book, because she still was dealing with
Speaker 4: drugs and different things. And so something painful happened over
Speaker 4: twenty three years ago that made me go, I'm not
Speaker 4: gonna deal with you again, and so I didn't go
Speaker 4: to the funeral. But at the funeral there was a
Speaker 4: man there. There was friends of the family of the
Speaker 4: church that the funeral said name was Rick. He saw
Speaker 4: Debora at the funeral and said, oh, I didn't know
Speaker 4: that Deborah and this she young lady past were related.
Speaker 2: I used to mess around.
Speaker 4: With Debor and that was the beginning. And so my
Speaker 4: man was with me. I'm in a studio working on music,
Speaker 4: and so I was able to hide behind the camera.
Speaker 4: Gave me courage when mister Rick heard the rumors, it
Speaker 4: gave me the courage to after I got the test results,
Speaker 4: to go see him, go see her, go see other people,
Speaker 4: so I wouldn't have to do it by myself.
Speaker 7: I wonder, is Kirk Franklin, there is there a version
Speaker 7: in your mind and yourself that you can see as
Speaker 7: whole and healed because you say, what just you know,
Speaker 7: your therapist said to you how every new trauma, every
Speaker 7: new experience, experience called the trauma. And it feels like
Speaker 7: that even now, like you know, you know who your
Speaker 7: biological father is. But does that make you feel more whole?
Speaker 7: Does it make you just feel even more broken?
Speaker 4: Beautiful question? Beautiful question. And it's funny because you guys
Speaker 4: know how it is. Man, You know it because you've
Speaker 4: written books. You are creative. You are creative. You know
Speaker 4: how art imitates life, and so when you're in the
Speaker 4: middle of hell, in the middle of something, it's going
Speaker 4: to come out and whatever it is that you you know,
Speaker 4: you know you're writing or you're doing music. And so
Speaker 4: even in the new record, man, it's just I am
Speaker 4: trying to figure that out. I'm trying to figure it
Speaker 4: out lyrically. Is because I almost found myself afraid of
Speaker 4: knowing what even well looks like it is because brokenness
Speaker 4: becomes almost like a blanket and that's warped.
Speaker 2: That's not healthy.
Speaker 4: And so that's why I know I've got to continue
Speaker 4: to keep doing the work, is because I know that
Speaker 4: it affects everything and everybody around me. You know, it
Speaker 4: affects your understanding above and so your white feels it,
Speaker 4: your children feel it. You know, all the people aren't
Speaker 4: feeling And at the same time, bros, you see how
Speaker 4: God uses it in this mysterious way. Because there are
Speaker 4: so many broken people, you're able to communicate to them
Speaker 4: from a space that you can say to them, me too.
Speaker 4: And I think that sometimes even in the kind of
Speaker 4: music that I do, make you feel like, Okay, well,
Speaker 4: God's ways gonna be so happy and so up it's like,
Speaker 4: you know, it ain't really speaking to my ish right.
Speaker 4: But the music that I've been able to do because
Speaker 4: I heal, as I reveal, I really try to communicate
Speaker 4: my fragility in the music so that people can be
Speaker 4: able to see, Okay, he don't have it all together
Speaker 4: because I don't. And there's a lot about life, a
Speaker 4: lot about God, a lot about struggles that I don't understand,
Speaker 4: and I'm still trying to figure it out, and so
Speaker 4: I'm trying to do my best to just walk it out.
Speaker 2: And aren't you just trauma bonding what you're listening to? Then, Wow,
Speaker 2: that's a strong question.
Speaker 4: I pray that I give them balance as I pray
Speaker 4: that in the lyrical content in the music, that as
Speaker 4: I go through the journey, even like song, I can
Speaker 4: imagine me, you know, imagine me loving what I see.
Speaker 4: And then at the end of the song, even though
Speaker 4: I talk about the beginning of that, I talk about
Speaker 4: how it's gone, you know, so and I think that
Speaker 4: that's important. I think that David the song is David right,
Speaker 4: you know. And I'm quite sure that you've read you know,
Speaker 4: Psalms before, you know, it sounds a little about polar right,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying. One day he's afraid and questioning,
Speaker 4: one day he's down, and one day he's rejoicing. And
Speaker 4: I think that that duality is necessary. It's because the
Speaker 4: complexity of life requires an honest approach of how rain
Speaker 4: and sunshine they coexist in our journey.
Speaker 2: But I think it also allows people to know that
Speaker 2: they're not alone with their journey.
Speaker 4: That's what I've always tried to do, you know. But
Speaker 4: what Charlamagne just said is something that I definitely want
Speaker 4: to ponder on this because I think it's such a
Speaker 4: strong statement, and I think that it's very important that
Speaker 4: as you try to give medicine and try to wrap
Speaker 4: it in candy, that you are at least trying to
Speaker 4: give the solution. And so I appreciate you saying that
Speaker 4: to me so that I can, you know, fight to
Speaker 4: still try to be accountable because I'm still learning.
Speaker 2: I think that's the biggest thing.
Speaker 7: Like, you know, we're all just still learning, right, Like
Speaker 7: you're not experts, We're just sharing our experiences. Yeah, And
Speaker 7: I think that's what you're doing, You're just sharing your
Speaker 7: ex One thing I love in the doctor Man, I
Speaker 7: love seeing folks during inner child work. And that's what
Speaker 7: you're doing. You're doing your in a child work. You're
Speaker 7: trying to hear you in a child How important is
Speaker 7: that you man?
Speaker 4: I gotta keep it together, bro together once again, it's
Speaker 4: my first week, you know, doing it. It's amazing because
Speaker 4: I hadn't been around my mother in decades, and the
Speaker 4: fact that she won't give me what I'm asking slight.
Speaker 2: Just let me know that you didn't know, and you
Speaker 2: even say you don't.
Speaker 4: Know, but to be so adamant about he isn't your father.
Speaker 4: It's powerful because her not giving me that takes away
Speaker 4: my ability to be able to even try to embrace it,
Speaker 4: because she still has.
Speaker 2: Power over the little boy.
Speaker 4: And I hadn't seen her in decades, Like in that
Speaker 4: amazing and that amazing that you can see the cause
Speaker 4: of the beginning of your reckless life and hadn't seen
Speaker 4: them in almost three day decade and they still have
Speaker 4: power over the soul of the little baby.
Speaker 6: First of all, I could never imagine myself in that
Speaker 6: predicamental position. But I'm just trying to put myself in
Speaker 6: your shoes, right, And here's a lady that you call
Speaker 6: your biological mom, and you haven't seen her in three decades,
Speaker 6: well three years, twenty three years almost three decades, twenty
Speaker 6: three years. And I guess the question I would want
Speaker 6: to know is why, right, And the reason I say
Speaker 6: why is in this situation is it's like, you know,
Speaker 6: you have kids, I have kids, has kids, and it's
Speaker 6: like I think I would feel like, damn, you don't
Speaker 6: want me. And even though that you know, I was adopted,
Speaker 6: and it's like you would feel like, well, I'm successful
Speaker 6: now I'm Kirk Franklin and you still don't want nothing
Speaker 6: to do with me. You still don't want to make
Speaker 6: up for lost time and to try that that that
Speaker 6: never affected you any.
Speaker 2: Question, because it's just how I feel.
Speaker 6: I'm about to start crying because I feel them, Because
Speaker 6: I feel them.
Speaker 2: You're a few amazing Well.
Speaker 4: First of all, thank you for the comedy break, and
Speaker 4: I pray thank you for the comedy.
Speaker 6: Break because I feel because I'm about to start tearing
Speaker 6: because I feel.
Speaker 4: Away okay, And I love how y'all got that brotherhood
Speaker 4: fired like that, you know, and it's funny.
Speaker 2: Because I really don't like him, but even that is beautiful.
Speaker 4: To me because I was raised with none of that
Speaker 4: being raised by yourself.
Speaker 2: That's traumatic. I was the kid.
Speaker 4: I'm embarrassed and said, but I was a kid on
Speaker 4: the Leicester school. I would cry because I was going
Speaker 4: back to a house with an older lady.
Speaker 2: Who it was.
Speaker 4: It was just empty and I didn't want to leave
Speaker 4: these kids because I had no Amida to go home.
Speaker 2: Oh man, alright, we got more with Kirk Franklin. When
Speaker 2: we come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is DJ MV Charlamage, the guy we are the
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club was still kicking it with Kirk Franklin.
Speaker 7: Charm See, this is why therapy and stuff is so important,
Speaker 7: because before the conversation started, before even turned on the mic,
Speaker 7: you were telling to keep having kids because you don't
Speaker 7: want to have an empty nests. And you were like,
Speaker 7: an empty nests is a mother, you know, a curse, but.
Speaker 2: Not this time, not this time. But you say that,
Speaker 2: and so now that that's the same thing, right.
Speaker 4: Well yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah, And so
Speaker 4: you fill your life with noise. And then when you
Speaker 4: talk about well, I'm Kurt Franklin. Now you still don't
Speaker 4: warn me. I'm gonna tell you whatever that Kurt Franklin.
Speaker 4: Thing is a lot of times makes it worse is
Speaker 4: because success can be traumatizing. And I learned that in therapy.
Speaker 4: Is because now you've got to deal with how do
Speaker 4: I maneuver? How do I like? I was so traumatized
Speaker 4: by success. Is that when the first album goes platinum,
Speaker 4: you think a million people like you. And then if
Speaker 4: the next album goes gold, your what behind things? That
Speaker 4: half of me and people don't like you no more?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 4: And so I'm honest enough to say it, I'm crushing.
Speaker 4: I'm not the only one that goes through that. And
Speaker 4: so when you don't, when those beginning stages of life
Speaker 4: where you don't have people to inform you of who
Speaker 4: you are, it's says the trajectory of how you process
Speaker 4: everything in life. Everything in life is through that same filter.
Speaker 4: I want to be liked, I want to be accepted.
Speaker 4: Am I okay? Am I good enough? And you can
Speaker 4: be fifty three years old still asking how'd I do?
Speaker 2: How'd I do? How'd I do?
Speaker 4: I'm doing interviews all week and you know, and I'll
Speaker 4: still pull the publicist to the side.
Speaker 2: Okay, how was that was that good? You know?
Speaker 11: Was that?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 4: And it's because you just still trying to figure out
Speaker 4: and so all of this just opens up the new wounds.
Speaker 4: And so that's why I needed this album. I needed
Speaker 4: this music. I needed to Man, can you imagine if
Speaker 4: all this was going on and I was just at
Speaker 4: the crib having none to do, Bro, I needed to
Speaker 4: be working on music.
Speaker 2: Does that makes sense? Absolutely?
Speaker 4: Bro, I couldn't be steal. I had to be doing
Speaker 4: something because I was going to go crazy.
Speaker 2: But didn't that a response to traumatal can be.
Speaker 4: It can be, And I don't know if all of
Speaker 4: it is terrible is because there are other results that
Speaker 4: you could take. They could even be more detrimental, you know, drugs, drinking.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 4: I think that the most important thing that I do
Speaker 4: want anyone listening to understand is because again, it's not
Speaker 4: just Kurt story. This is a lot of people's story
Speaker 4: and a lot of people live in these spaces, which
Speaker 4: is mind blowing. All of the responses I've gotten from
Speaker 4: this is that I just want people to know that
Speaker 4: you can't wait to get fixed before you get up
Speaker 4: and win.
Speaker 2: So what you gotta do is you gotta win wounded.
Speaker 2: You gotta win wounded, You gotta all of us. Right,
Speaker 2: you gotta wind.
Speaker 4: You can't wait for them. Sorry, you can't wait till
Speaker 4: that the person wants to fix it. You can't wait
Speaker 4: for the apology. And what they did was wrong. What
Speaker 4: God allows at times feel so long. But we got
Speaker 4: to be able to trust his heart when we don't
Speaker 4: understand his hand. Queens and kings, no matter what has
Speaker 4: been brought in your life by the winds and ways
Speaker 4: of life, I need for you to get up. I
Speaker 4: need for you to limp across the finish line bleeding,
Speaker 4: cuss and crying, but I need for you to win wounded.
Speaker 6: Now, has that strengthen relationship with your kids? Has it
Speaker 6: changed anything with your kids for you?
Speaker 4: You know, it's been very interesting, man, because you know,
Speaker 4: my kids have loved me through all of my deficiencies.
Speaker 4: My youngest, who is brilliant, he's a thinker, and he
Speaker 4: said to me that, he said that this has given
Speaker 4: him another level of grace for me, He said, because
Speaker 4: you have done the best you knew how to do,
Speaker 4: he said, he said, because I don't know not having
Speaker 4: a life without yo. He says, so, man, you know,
Speaker 4: and again I don't want him to see his daddy
Speaker 4: as a victim, you know, but the kindness that they've
Speaker 4: shown me has really been humbling, you know, the patients,
Speaker 4: because can you imagine being married to this, you know,
Speaker 4: somebody that doesn't fully understand what love is. I've always because,
Speaker 4: well singing, just because you're introduced to love don't mean
Speaker 4: you're not to receive it if it hasn't been engrafted
Speaker 4: in you. And so my family they've been very kind
Speaker 4: because I know that.
Speaker 2: I've been a lot. Your son is at the end
Speaker 2: of the dark, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my firstborn, it's my first part. I was just
Speaker 4: talking about my youngest. Yeah, well when the father, Yeah,
Speaker 4: why was that important to do?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: First of all, it was a great opportunity to have
Speaker 4: a reconnection with him. I thought that it would be
Speaker 4: a moment of healing that could open up an opportunity
Speaker 4: for us to heal. And so I was very grateful
Speaker 4: that it was something that he was moved by and
Speaker 4: to have this reconnection point with him.
Speaker 7: He had a visceral reaction though, just like mister Rick
Speaker 7: had a visceral reaction, like immediately like this tears.
Speaker 4: My son is a beautiful soul man. He that's my firstborn,
Speaker 4: that's my firstborn. It's my first namesake.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Carry On has been the homie.
Speaker 4: Since you said I made since he was six, he
Speaker 4: had the passport, you know, I mean, I mean my
Speaker 4: son and my kids that traveled the world with me.
Speaker 4: And to be able to see him again and to
Speaker 4: hold him close to me and to just touch his
Speaker 4: face like I hadn't been that close to him in
Speaker 4: over a decade, and to just embrace him, you know, man,
Speaker 4: because I've missed my son. I've missed my son and
Speaker 4: I love my son because my son grew me up.
Speaker 4: The church killed me when I got my pregnant back
Speaker 4: in eighty eight and eighties, and I was a church musician. Man,
Speaker 4: the ridicule, but that was my home.
Speaker 2: That was the hominge Man.
Speaker 4: I took them to all the car rehearsals, and you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying, when I was working on music
Speaker 4: and you know, and so to be able to hold
Speaker 4: my first born again and to embrace him, it was
Speaker 4: a very loving moment for me.
Speaker 7: How important is it to here I apologize from your parents.
Speaker 4: Oh oh man, because I would love to hear that home,
Speaker 4: you know, And so to be able to hear that,
Speaker 4: it's very healing. I would believe it's because it would
Speaker 4: heal me, you know, And so it was very important
Speaker 4: that he heard that from me. It was very important
Speaker 4: for him to be able to know, Man, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry for stuff I mayn't even know. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: but I just need you to know it.
Speaker 4: I need you to be able to hear i'm sorry
Speaker 4: because I know the healing that existed those words, and
Speaker 4: I just wanted him to know for the things I knew,
Speaker 4: for the things I didn't know, for the things I'm
Speaker 4: trying to figure out, for the things for whatever, For whatever,
Speaker 4: you need to put this in the bucket that starts
Speaker 4: you on your journey as another black man.
Speaker 2: I need for you to hear your.
Speaker 4: Daddy say I'm sorry, and you can apply wherever you
Speaker 4: need it. I don't care, I don't care. This ain't
Speaker 4: about winning. All I want to win is you. All
Speaker 4: I want to win is you.
Speaker 7: There was another part of the doc Man, where you
Speaker 7: are you couldn't call your your aunt aunt. You called
Speaker 7: her by her first name, and she wouldn't reply to
Speaker 7: you until you said aunt.
Speaker 2: Why was that so hard? Well?
Speaker 4: These are people that I would that I wasn't raised
Speaker 4: around my entire life. You know, I didn't have that
Speaker 4: family dynamic, so I don't have the habit of calling
Speaker 4: people uncle enough. You know, that was not part of
Speaker 4: my construct and so it's not natural for me to
Speaker 4: do it. So I didn't make any offense. It's just
Speaker 4: these are not people that have been in my equal
Speaker 4: system my entire life. And so that's why, you know,
Speaker 4: and I do want to make it inextricably clear that
Speaker 4: I'm not here to bash my mother. I'm not here
Speaker 4: to bash my umb because he's a black woman, and
Speaker 4: it is very important for me to make sure that
Speaker 4: I still, as a black man, carry the role of
Speaker 4: covering the most powerful, the most precious treasure that we
Speaker 4: have to this earth, and that's the black woman. So
Speaker 4: I'm not here to do that, and I refuse to do.
Speaker 2: It, being that you've gone through all of this. When
Speaker 2: are you gonna let Plies get his DNA? You shut up, man,
Speaker 2: Let's get it to us.
Speaker 12: You know that that is the real reason why I'm here.
Speaker 4: You know, applies I love you come home.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness. Let's get into a single off the album.
Speaker 2: The album Father's Day is out.
Speaker 4: What you Can New album comes out man, I'm so excited,
Speaker 4: excited about the new tour. I'm on tour right now. Man,
Speaker 4: I'm on tour now with Ta Tribbt, the Clark Sisters King.
Speaker 2: And they're killing it.
Speaker 4: They killing it every night, bro, The Clark Sisters, Tamla Man,
Speaker 4: take Me to the King, David Man singers, the whole
Speaker 4: band and the new album called Father to Day. And
Speaker 4: I needed this album and I hope that they can
Speaker 4: help heal people like it helped heal me. I'm having
Speaker 4: or that it's trying to heal me. I'm still not there,
Speaker 4: but I'm excited. What do you want to hear them?
Speaker 4: You know what, let's do needs.
Speaker 2: We appreciate you for joining us. We love you. We
Speaker 2: are grateful each grateful and ladies and gentlemen, it is
Speaker 2: Kirk Franklin. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Everybody cry
Speaker 2: this morning. They don't want to hear Jesus morning. They
Speaker 2: want to hear Drake.
Speaker 8: That's not true. I just want to hear Jesus.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 7: They want to hear for the for the dog, not
Speaker 7: for the God.
Speaker 2: For Kirk Franklin, that's right, shout wanting everybody be all
Speaker 2: the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Angel Riah is our guess host today, and let's get
Speaker 6: to the rumors.
Speaker 2: Name or you gossip chatty is the rumor report?
Speaker 8: I mean, I guess We're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: This is where the tea spells right right now. If
Speaker 2: you've been listening, we've been telling.
Speaker 8: You what was that? That was not me?
Speaker 6: Well, when we've been talking all morning long and talking
Speaker 6: about Drake's album came out, and I just want to
Speaker 6: bring o vo Eli back in here.
Speaker 2: He's a producer on the show.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 6: O vo listened to the front the album, Uh, first time,
Speaker 6: front to back.
Speaker 2: By the way, he should be working. He's a producer here.
Speaker 11: I was.
Speaker 7: I was doing both simon okay, all right, So he
Speaker 7: got on a matter of fact with the Drakes because
Speaker 7: you got on it.
Speaker 2: We got the hot we got the what are these
Speaker 2: hot steppers?
Speaker 7: Hot stetts and you got a forty dog t shirt.
Speaker 18: On it from Drake related shout out Drake related.
Speaker 2: And dwell no not you. I got some hands on Okay,
Speaker 2: we didn't care about that.
Speaker 6: But all right, so first listen, what's your thoughts so
Speaker 6: far on the Drake album?
Speaker 2: Because since you're a huge Drake fan.
Speaker 18: Yeah, no, I was saying to uh everyone earlier. After
Speaker 18: I listened to it front to back, I definitely feel
Speaker 18: like Drake uh delivered. He checked all the boxes for
Speaker 18: everybody who's always complaining and.
Speaker 7: Only listened to it once. I got your immediate reviews.
Speaker 7: Some time, I got to run it back during downtime,
Speaker 7: but front to back, you know, we got.
Speaker 2: He delivered.
Speaker 18: He got R and B, he got some stuff for
Speaker 18: the club. He got a song with Bad Bunny, another
Speaker 18: song with Scizza and Sexy Read.
Speaker 2: That's like a club banger for sure. Chief Keith on there.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it's definitely above twenty three songs, and I think
Speaker 18: he'll definitely tell the.
Speaker 7: Worst Drake review of all time because it's only been
Speaker 7: an hour. He why you put this young?
Speaker 9: I have a Drake question I understand from reading, not
Speaker 9: because I knew this.
Speaker 8: I love J Cole.
Speaker 9: But on the J Coole feature, they say he addresses
Speaker 9: NBA young boy.
Speaker 8: This you brought up the same. I didn't know that's
Speaker 8: what you were talking about, he said.
Speaker 2: He said, it's not a this. He said he looks
Speaker 2: to do a song with YB.
Speaker 8: I only heard that, yeah, he said. He addressed said.
Speaker 2: Don't believe what you read on the block like that.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, No, from what I heard, I didn't hear
Speaker 18: no shots being fired in any of the tracks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, well thank you ovo Eli.
Speaker 18: Oh can I say something to everybody who says obsessed
Speaker 18: with Drake you are?
Speaker 2: You are bro.
Speaker 8: I did not know this Drake.
Speaker 18: Paraphernal, I got the support your Instagram name is. By
Speaker 18: the way I'm doing I'm explaining this one line. You ready,
Speaker 18: it's not the man, it's the music. Is not just
Speaker 18: the month. It's a movement by Drake.
Speaker 6: If you're listening, please can you send this young man
Speaker 6: up some stuff by.
Speaker 8: The bras out that room?
Speaker 6: He might take a broad Drake, but sign signed something
Speaker 6: for his name is Oli not not not not the fan.
Speaker 7: By the way, I'm gonna tell you why I respect
Speaker 7: it though. I think there's nothing wrong with being a
Speaker 7: fan of an artist. There's nothing wrong with celebrating an artist.
Speaker 7: There's nothing wrong with it. This is this is a
Speaker 7: throwback of everybody like they too too cool nowadays. The
Speaker 7: celebrating artist correct This man name is ovo Eli. He
Speaker 7: has no problem being on Drizzy's.
Speaker 2: Glizzy Wow, yes.
Speaker 8: Thank you me would do? Come on?
Speaker 10: This is far.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, no for f oh for f.
Speaker 8: Alright, you play too much. I couldn't hear. No, You're
Speaker 8: not not that anybody in Drake's camp?
Speaker 6: Can you please send them a care package? G spend
Speaker 6: who else is over there? Forty I'm getting the d
Speaker 6: J any anybody over there so you don't even know
Speaker 6: none of you.
Speaker 2: We can start shouting them out, chubbs.
Speaker 18: If this spirit, I know you guys are spirit. I
Speaker 18: feel the energy from yo.
Speaker 2: Get off.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 9: He was the one that ran up on the stage, right,
Speaker 9: Remember there was a fan that ran up on the stage.
Speaker 8: Eli, not you running up on the stage.
Speaker 2: Y'all send him a clear path. I do like this fan.
Speaker 7: I do like this really happy to see music come out.
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 2: People.
Speaker 6: People people really love him, and you know, you know,
Speaker 6: and you make fun of it all the time, and
Speaker 6: I like oo Eli and people that love Drake. But
Speaker 6: this is hoppened who loved Drizzy. But this is how
Speaker 6: I was when Hove came out. When when I'm a
Speaker 6: huge hole fan, so I remember when whole albums come out,
Speaker 6: I would have these debates with my friends and who's
Speaker 6: on the album.
Speaker 2: I would read the credits and I would be excited.
Speaker 6: Like last night, my uh, my daughter's home and her
Speaker 6: boyfriends there and they were excited about Drake. They were
Speaker 6: talking about, Yo, did you see did you see the
Speaker 6: Drake freestyle? And my daughter was like, yeah, I seen it.
Speaker 6: She was like, yeah, he had the son in the
Speaker 6: video and the son was explaining the artwork and it
Speaker 6: didn't make sense.
Speaker 2: But Drake was like, yeah, son, it makes sense.
Speaker 6: And they were into it like they were captivating, and
Speaker 6: I'm like, that's how I listen to and that's how
Speaker 6: I used to ride out the whole.
Speaker 7: No matter what you feel about Drake, which not even
Speaker 7: just Drake the three headed monster, right did Drake the
Speaker 7: Cole and Kendrick. They make people care about the music,
Speaker 7: as they said, like and everybody else is talking about
Speaker 7: blogs and tweets and gossip and rumors.
Speaker 2: They make you stay focused on the music.
Speaker 8: Can I just say, you said you used to read
Speaker 8: the credits.
Speaker 9: You think they still go and read the credits like
Speaker 9: you know, it's like electronic we can't.
Speaker 8: Like, no, they still do.
Speaker 6: Like you know, my my my daughter last night knew
Speaker 6: who the A and R was.
Speaker 2: Stopped. That was Kevin Durant now, But they knew who
Speaker 2: the A was, who the AL was for the last
Speaker 2: five albums. I bet you couldn't tell you it's Kevin.
Speaker 6: Durant, but I'm sure they read the credits on the
Speaker 6: last five albums. I don't even remember who the A
Speaker 6: and rs were for all jay Z's albums. When I
Speaker 6: first do it, like to read the credits, but I
Speaker 6: don't remember that always was always for all of them.
Speaker 8: But then that's kind of a cheat.
Speaker 6: G Robison was for a couple of them. Lennys was
Speaker 6: for a couple of them. But that's because I know
Speaker 6: the characters. And just like oh Vo just oo Eli
Speaker 6: shouting out forty and chubbs. You don't know them, but
Speaker 6: he just hears them all the time. Future the DJ,
Speaker 6: he don't just know them, We just you.
Speaker 7: Know, he probably had a chubb the way he was
Speaker 7: in his right, My gosh, he was talking alright, correct.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 6: That we ain't got time for that now, So alright,
Speaker 6: the mess what you're doing in your doncument.
Speaker 2: For after the hour man, let's talk about why starking
Speaker 2: is wrong? All right.
Speaker 7: The old man named Michael Arnold, sixty five years old,
Speaker 7: he needs to come in front of aurogation. We'd like
Speaker 7: to have a word with him, but I promise you
Speaker 7: ain't never heard nobody's talk like he starts.
Speaker 6: All right, well, let's get into this joint. You want
Speaker 6: to take a bet? Take it back to what I said.
Speaker 6: Do you want to take a bet? Now take it back?
Speaker 6: I said, bet on what I bet you? You put your
Speaker 6: hands on your knees when we play this new Drake record.
Speaker 7: Man, you and your little six fans. By the way,
Speaker 7: By the way, there is somebody who constantly leaves a
Speaker 7: comment and said, you took your name from Envy from
Speaker 7: KP and Envy shorty swing swing my way.
Speaker 2: I do see that all the time. That is true.
Speaker 2: I don't know is that true? That's not true?
Speaker 8: That kind that's that vibe.
Speaker 2: Donkey. Today's up next the breakfast club. Your mornings will
Speaker 2: never be the same.
Speaker 11: Up.
Speaker 2: That's hard.
Speaker 17: I used to fancing it, damn, but hell, it's time.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to be donky today. No more. They should
Speaker 2: be embarrassed by what they already did. I'm not making
Speaker 2: new people do these days.
Speaker 8: Called Donkey of the day, and it really caught me
Speaker 8: off guard.
Speaker 13: Damn chlomagn who got the Donkey Out of.
Speaker 5: The Day today.
Speaker 7: Wow, justess hilarious Donkey Today for Friday, October sixth goes
Speaker 7: to a sixty five year old woman named sixty five
Speaker 7: year old man pardon me, named Michael Arnis. Now, Michael
Speaker 7: is a pilot, but I think his pilot license should
Speaker 7: be revoked if he indeed is guilty of the things
Speaker 7: he's being accused of. First of all, he's being accused
Speaker 7: of being a world class stalker. There's a lot of
Speaker 7: women out there that can relate to having stalkers held
Speaker 7: some men too, But this guy, Michael, is on a
Speaker 7: higher level than most stalkers.
Speaker 2: Literally. See.
Speaker 7: He is already under a temporary order of protection, and
Speaker 7: he was issued a cease and desist from flying any
Speaker 7: and all aircraft after being accused of four years worth
Speaker 7: of bizarre sexual harassment from this guy. I can't even
Speaker 7: make this kind of stuff up. Let's go to the
Speaker 7: Channel three News Vermont for the report.
Speaker 16: Police sixty five year old Michael Arnold of Skuylerville, New York,
Speaker 16: is accused of aggravated stalking after police say he flew
Speaker 16: his plane over the woman's house and even through tomatoes
Speaker 16: toward the ground. Here's video of what police say are
Speaker 16: the many instances where Arnold flew low over the village
Speaker 16: of Skuylerville. An FBI agent told Bennington police that Arnold
Speaker 16: may be taking off from the Bennington Airport and flying
Speaker 16: against a court order. Court paperwork states Arnold has been
Speaker 16: stalking the woman for roughly four years. In an interview
Speaker 16: with police, Arnold told them he was not the one
Speaker 16: flying the plane. He was only on board as a passenger.
Speaker 16: Arnold spoke with our media partner after a court appearance
Speaker 16: yesterday in Bennington following his initial appearance on the charges.
Speaker 1: If somebody else was flying the plane, couldn't you just
Speaker 1: ask them to testify on your behalf.
Speaker 2: I might be able to. I don't know, I might
Speaker 2: be able to well.
Speaker 16: The latest charges also include resisting arrest and violating an
Speaker 16: abuse protection order.
Speaker 2: Arnold was released.
Speaker 16: On conditions today, including no flying or going within three
Speaker 16: hundred feet of his plane. Is next to court appearance
Speaker 16: has not been scheduled.
Speaker 7: I have part of anything like this.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 7: This single man, Michael, is using a single engine Cessna
Speaker 7: the sexually harassed a woman. This man then turned the
Speaker 7: Cessna into a sexual cesspool. Okay, I've heard of crop dusters,
Speaker 7: but a cock duster is a new one. Okay, do
Speaker 7: you know that back in the nineteen hundred and sixties
Speaker 7: they used to call it a Cesena one fifties one
Speaker 7: filthy are a cess pit. I'm not making this up.
Speaker 7: Do your googles. These were actual nicknames for these small planes.
Speaker 7: But I don't think that's fair to the plane. The
Speaker 7: plane doesn't have a life, it doesn't have a soul
Speaker 7: of personality and energy. The reason plan should get nicknames
Speaker 7: is because of the pilot. For example, the Cessna one
Speaker 7: eighty that Michael was on board, and it has a nickname,
Speaker 7: and the nickname is the sky Wagon because they call
Speaker 7: it the station wagon of the sky.
Speaker 2: This is very true. Google it.
Speaker 7: And that's scary because the station wagon is the vehicle
Speaker 7: of serial killers. Charles Manson had a station wagon. But
Speaker 7: let's stay the cars. We're talking about stockers here. Okay,
Speaker 7: this man is sixty five and he's literally acting like
Speaker 7: a cartoon character. Okay, you sent the neked picture of
Speaker 7: you laying in bed and didn't get a reply, so
Speaker 7: you decide.
Speaker 2: To take it to the sky. Okay, look, it's a
Speaker 2: perv and a plane.
Speaker 7: I've heard of letting your freak flag fly, But Michael
Speaker 7: has decided to fly with a freak flag. This man
Speaker 7: flew so close to the house that windows and doors
Speaker 7: would rattle. This woman claims that one time the pilot
Speaker 7: pelted her home with tomatoes. Now, the symbolism of throwing
Speaker 7: tomatoes is because, for whatever reason, folks used to see
Speaker 7: tomatoes as a symbol of poor quality, So throwing tomatoes
Speaker 7: as someone would be equivalent to telling them they were
Speaker 7: not good enough. If you were going out of your
Speaker 7: way for four years, allegedly the stalker woman by flying
Speaker 7: your plane near her house, then you, sir, are letting
Speaker 7: her know she's good enough.
Speaker 2: Knock it off with the tomatoes.
Speaker 7: Okay, not to mention, if you sixty five, and if
Speaker 7: you can afford to fly your plane by this woman's house, damn.
Speaker 2: There every day.
Speaker 7: Won't you just move like a real sugar puff daddy
Speaker 7: and use that money you would spend on gas and
Speaker 7: just spend it on her. Okay, it ain't tricking if
Speaker 7: she's worth it, all right, You busy being the dirty
Speaker 7: old man flying over the cuckoos, and that's you could
Speaker 7: be the dirty old man flying this young woman out
Speaker 7: all right, another mistake, Michael. And you notice from flying
Speaker 7: you have to know when you're flying too high. You're
Speaker 7: sixty five. You can't go chasing forty somethings at sixty five.
Speaker 7: You gotta stick to the Golden Girls and the Jamie
Speaker 7: Lee Curtises that you used to because being that you're
Speaker 7: sixty five. Okay, he's not even a good looking sixty five.
Speaker 8: Oh I know, Michael.
Speaker 2: If a stroke was a person, this is what it
Speaker 2: would look like.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, all right, he looks like if a
Speaker 7: pile of mashed potato shop at Abracambie and fished. He
Speaker 7: looks like the oldest loved child of Peter Griffin and
Speaker 7: Brian the Dog. If Peter was in the Beast the
Speaker 7: Reality and Brian the Dog would have babies. This is
Speaker 7: what their eldest sixty five year old child would look like.
Speaker 2: Look at him, Look at him. Okay.
Speaker 7: At some point in life he definitely called a black
Speaker 7: pilot a flying monkey.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 7: All I'm trying to say is whether you do it,
Speaker 7: be a plane trainer, automobile stalking is wrong. Please give
Speaker 7: Michael Arnold the biggest he huh.
Speaker 2: Actually, let Kathy Griffin give Michael on the biggest he huh.
Speaker 2: Please give this giant jar male the biggest he hau.
Speaker 2: This is definitely a human jar helmets. Won't keep going. No,
Speaker 2: I don't think we need to keep going. There's nothing
Speaker 2: gracious about what he did. Okay, Yes, all right, well,
Speaker 2: thank you for that donkey of today. Yes, indeed, all right.
Speaker 6: Now, when we come back, Stephen A. Smith will be
Speaker 6: joining us. We're gonna kick it with Steven. They allowed
Speaker 6: to discuss a lot going on with sports, so we're
Speaker 6: gonna talk to our friend Steven A.
Speaker 2: Smith.
Speaker 7: Got some stuff going on in his personal Too's just
Speaker 7: personal things we can talk about.
Speaker 2: Okay, when we do that when we come back, So
Speaker 2: don't move in peace.
Speaker 12: B E T B E T.
Speaker 6: We'll see y'all on Monday. It's the Breakfast Local Morning,
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is dj n V Charlamagne to God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: We got a special guest in the building for queens,
Speaker 6: Steven A.
Speaker 2: Smith. Ladies and gentlemen. What's up? Let's go. How you feeling,
Speaker 2: I'm good man?
Speaker 7: How y'all doing Man's Black and Holly favorite the Cowboys
Speaker 7: and three and one man stuff?
Speaker 2: Enjoy it? Purchases tickets for Super Bowl.
Speaker 5: You say that's the only thing I got love for Charlamagne,
Speaker 5: But my god, I mean, I just I don't understand it.
Speaker 2: Man, Dallas Kyle was like a virus.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 5: I mean, you just can't get rid of him. I
Speaker 5: mean everywhere you go you see Dallas cowboy fence. I
Speaker 5: do not understand it. But you know they got a
Speaker 5: damn good team this year for their defense as elite,
Speaker 5: their offer. But it's still gonna come down to Dak.
Speaker 5: You know, you know that, right, you know that. I mean,
Speaker 5: it's gonna be that moment, and I just want to
Speaker 5: get because I want to look out for you because
Speaker 5: y'all important, you know what I'm saying, And I don't
Speaker 5: want you to just get into a state of depression.
Speaker 5: You know your yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, your enthusiasm just elevates,
Speaker 5: and then that moment arrives and Dak's got to come
Speaker 5: through and it ain't gonna happen.
Speaker 7: I won't say that, man. I agree with everything you
Speaker 7: say about Dak Prescott. I think your assessment of Dak
Speaker 7: Prescott on first take is absolutely spot.
Speaker 2: I've never said he's a scrub. I never said he
Speaker 2: can't play.
Speaker 5: What I said is that it's about moments, and every
Speaker 5: time there's a big moment, he has not shown up.
Speaker 5: It's just that simple, and so he's got to do it.
Speaker 5: You know, think about this, man, I mean, you got
Speaker 5: a cat like Brock, pretty mister irrelevant, last big in
Speaker 5: the draft, and all this other stuff. He's considered a
Speaker 5: better quarterback than Dak Prescott, Jalen Hurts, he was just
Speaker 5: in a super Bowl. He's considered the better quarterback than
Speaker 5: Dak Prescott. Jared Golf, He's been bawling for the Detroit Lions.
Speaker 5: He's considered a better quarterback than Dak Prescott. And so
Speaker 5: when you I was at the Aero Spence Terrence Crawford fight,
Speaker 5: you know, by the way, an annihilation. I did not expect.
Speaker 5: I picked Crawford to win that fight, but I ain't
Speaker 5: know it was gonna be like that. But I gotta
Speaker 5: tell you, I'm at the fight and the whole bunch
Speaker 5: of Dallas Cowboys, they're there and supremely confident in their defense.
Speaker 5: And then when you asked him about quarterback, and we
Speaker 5: believe in him, Steve, I'm like, y'all know the difference.
Speaker 2: I know the difference. You know, you know what, you know,
Speaker 2: that little extra hesitation to stuttering there, like.
Speaker 7: We know what we gonna do. We hope he's gonna
Speaker 7: do it. I can't wait till we beat the forty
Speaker 7: nine of this weekend.
Speaker 5: That's not cana happen. That's not gonna happen. I predicted
Speaker 5: you're gonna lose. I'm predicting that's gonna throw two interceptions.
Speaker 14: Dang.
Speaker 2: I gotta bet with Shannon and he's gonna throw two interceptions.
Speaker 7: Dam So, who's your Super Bowl picking? While you're at
Speaker 7: the Cowboys? I think, well, Firsus ain't gonna ain't gonna beet.
Speaker 7: The Cowboys ain't gonna be He keeps trying, keep trying.
Speaker 7: He says, I had the Eagles at the beginning of
Speaker 7: the season. I still believe in them, But I just
Speaker 7: think that San Francisco. The more I look at San Francisco,
Speaker 7: remember they was in the NFC Championship game.
Speaker 2: They didn't have a quarterback.
Speaker 5: This's never happened in nfls if all four quarterbacks got
Speaker 5: hurt and so because they didn't have a quarterback, they
Speaker 5: literally got to a point after brock Perty went down
Speaker 5: the back and went down, Christian McCaffrey had to line
Speaker 5: up behind center. They didn't have a quarterback, so it
Speaker 5: was a four goal conclusion that the Eagles was gonna
Speaker 5: win that game.
Speaker 2: They were going to the Super Bowl.
Speaker 5: Once that happened, well, this year they motivated and you
Speaker 5: got a UK, and you got de Bo, and you
Speaker 5: got Kittles, and this boy, Christian McCaffrey could be the
Speaker 5: league in VP right now. The brother is bawling and
Speaker 5: Party is leading everybody in QBR, and.
Speaker 2: The defense is top three.
Speaker 5: And so when you look at it right now, I
Speaker 5: would have to say in all hones, see San Francisco
Speaker 5: is the favorite.
Speaker 2: And then when you look at the AFC, it's up
Speaker 2: for grabs. Two weeks ago, I was like.
Speaker 5: Yo, man, I ain't seeing an offense like this in
Speaker 5: Miami since the days of Dan Dan Fouts with Charlie
Speaker 5: and Kellen Winslow, Senior, Chuck Munsey and these brothers. I'm like,
Speaker 5: this something, this is something special. And then they go
Speaker 5: to Buffalo and get bum rushed and beat the hell
Speaker 5: down and I'm like, well damn they there goes Dad,
Speaker 5: And then you got Kansas City. Patrick Mahomes still that dude,
Speaker 5: Kelsey still that dude. But their receivers can't get open.
Speaker 2: But they got Taylor Swift. Now I know that that helps.
Speaker 2: That helps, that damn sure helps.
Speaker 6: But not in the football teast's popularity, but down in
Speaker 6: the football for now. Is that affecting the game now,
Speaker 6: because you know, we watched the game this past weekend
Speaker 6: and they must have shown Tailor Swift nineteen times.
Speaker 5: I know, but but listen, listen, it's it's overkilled. There's
Speaker 5: no doubt you even here Kelsey speaking out against it.
Speaker 5: But let's be real about somef First of all, it's
Speaker 5: his whole We didn't know his interested Kelsey and Teylor
Speaker 5: Swift and tell he told us, well nobody mind, you
Speaker 5: know we we thought he was with the extra cry
Speaker 5: out like we didn't know.
Speaker 2: Okay, but Taylor Swift.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's six billion dollars in the latest concert,
Speaker 5: you know, concert tour.
Speaker 2: Damn it. I went to the concert. You went to
Speaker 2: Tailor sw man. My daughter's made me take him. Man,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: The great to show you on your light now, I
Speaker 5: said it was a great show I had ever been to.
Speaker 2: Now I'm a Beyonce fan all day every day.
Speaker 5: I don't think any of them compare to her, But
Speaker 5: I've never been to her concert.
Speaker 2: I went to Taylor Swift concert. Yo, man at so
Speaker 2: far stayed in La. She she she brought the house down.
Speaker 5: And I mean, these little girls, I haven't seen anything
Speaker 5: like this since Michael Jackson. I mean there was a
Speaker 5: in between songs. What I mean by that is in
Speaker 5: between songs, they gave her a nine minute standing ovation
Speaker 5: non stop.
Speaker 2: They was screaming. They wouldn't let us sing the next song.
Speaker 5: These little teenage girl, and I mean every one of
Speaker 5: them knew every line of every song. They were singing
Speaker 5: it with her. They were crying and screaming. I saw
Speaker 5: people in the audience fainting.
Speaker 7: I saw it all. I couldn't believe it. I don't
Speaker 7: want to talk to know stephen Ate Smith, I no,
Speaker 7: damn tailors.
Speaker 2: I just asking about that. I'm just I got to
Speaker 2: ask about Damian Lillard. What was your thought with him
Speaker 2: going to the box? I love it. That's my brother.
Speaker 2: Got a lot of love for him. He's a superstar
Speaker 2: in this league.
Speaker 5: I think if it were not for Steph Curry, we'd
Speaker 5: be talking about him as the best in the game.
Speaker 2: At that position.
Speaker 5: Having said all of that, I think that it elevated Milwaukee,
Speaker 5: no doubt about it, because Joannis ain't had no weapon
Speaker 5: like that. I think what you got to look at
Speaker 5: what Damian Lillard is him being on that squad. Jannis
Speaker 5: was their option. Now you've done brought in a closer.
Speaker 5: You done brought in a brother that has sent people
Speaker 5: home and waved goodbye to them while doing it. The
Speaker 5: Paul George's, the James harden Is, the Dwight Howard's, the
Speaker 5: Russell Westbrooks of the world. Asked them Damian Lilan had
Speaker 5: sent them home and waved goodbye to them while doing it.
Speaker 2: This is what he does.
Speaker 7: Who do you think will play more games next year?
Speaker 7: Ben Simmons of Kawhi Leonon Kawhi Lennon, Okay.
Speaker 2: I've lost complete faith in Bensimons.
Speaker 5: Dam The only thing I'm mad about is I didn't
Speaker 5: get a chance to tell him to his face. And
Speaker 5: the reason why is that we were at the spot
Speaker 5: last year, man, and you know, I had a lot
Speaker 5: of respect for him. You know, I'm not gonna disrespect
Speaker 5: him as a man or human being, but it's like
Speaker 5: my God, bro, somehow, some way, no matter what troubles
Speaker 5: you going through, the check is in.
Speaker 2: Their account and you cashing it somehow.
Speaker 5: You're on the bench looking like a male model, you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying, while the rest of your team
Speaker 5: out there playing. You know, you're just looking at it
Speaker 5: and it's like it don't make no damn sense to me.
Speaker 5: And so I look at it from that perspective. And
Speaker 5: then now you talk about you ready, you ready, you ready.
Speaker 5: He's one of those guys that I would tell you this,
Speaker 5: his talent is big time. If I could get away
Speaker 5: with it as a team, I wouldn't give him a
Speaker 5: damn done until he plays. You got to show up
Speaker 5: to work man, And to me, he hasn't done that,
Speaker 5: and that's my disappointment with him. What was your thoughts
Speaker 5: on Colin Kaepernick writing the Jets and saying that he
Speaker 5: wanted to be working on the practice team to get
Speaker 5: the squad where they needed to be. It it meant
Speaker 5: nothing to me. I knew it was gonna be much
Speaker 5: ado about nothing. In twenty nineteen. I had sources inside
Speaker 5: the league office, They're gonna give him a workout. At
Speaker 5: least twenty four team's gonna show up. It ended up
Speaker 5: being twenty six. The quote I received and I said
Speaker 5: it on the ed at the time. Brother would have
Speaker 5: to throw it into the stands to not have a.
Speaker 2: Job in two weeks. All he got to do is
Speaker 2: show up. The league had to give him the tribe.
Speaker 5: So the NFL stepped in and they said, for the
Speaker 5: first time in history, were gonna conduct this workout.
Speaker 2: Fell and the ain't gonna be off for you if
Speaker 2: you go out there and do it.
Speaker 5: Go out there and do it, and bring the tsunami
Speaker 5: down upon the NFL, and make sure now that you
Speaker 5: gave him this tryout that ultimately you gave him a job.
Speaker 2: You passed, and you did some work out of the
Speaker 2: high school.
Speaker 5: Football field an hour and twenty minutes away. Nah, I
Speaker 5: said it. From that day, I said, it's over. They
Speaker 5: just found a perfect excuse. They ain't never gonna look
Speaker 5: at him again. Just this past year, you know, fourteen
Speaker 5: quarter black quarterbacks started in the NFL opening week, and
Speaker 5: seven of the top eleven paid players in the NFL
Speaker 5: at the back position are black. I only bring up
Speaker 5: that numbers because that's what the owner's gonna say. They're
Speaker 5: gonna be like, gooes, man, we good, We got it.
Speaker 5: We getting our money. We got black folks in here excelling,
Speaker 5: ain't getting paid. He had an opportunity to do that
Speaker 5: he passed.
Speaker 2: And it's that simple. I said it that day. It's over.
Speaker 2: We got more with Steven A. Smith. When we come back,
Speaker 2: it's the breakfast Club. Good morning. I'm warning Everybody's dj
Speaker 2: n V. Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: He's still kicking it with Steven A. Smith. Charlamagne.
Speaker 7: You know, people don't often look at what we do
Speaker 7: in the terms of athletes what I do. So when
Speaker 7: I say, when I see you get a player of
Speaker 7: Shannon Sharp's caliber, yes on your team, how do you
Speaker 7: adjust your game?
Speaker 5: Well, listen, First of all, it's about respect and humility.
Speaker 5: And here's what I mean by that. I ain't no
Speaker 5: three times super Bowl champion, ain't no future, I ain't
Speaker 5: no Hall of Famer, not the greatest tight end in
Speaker 5: NFL history. I want to arguably the greatest tight end
Speaker 5: then history. He had those credentials coming to the table, and.
Speaker 2: So for me, I don't got nothing to do with this.
Speaker 2: I understand that.
Speaker 5: But but but he has done a good job and
Speaker 5: he has been in the business for years, and so
Speaker 5: looking at the job that he did, knowing the roster
Speaker 5: cat that I had, Marcus Spears, Ryan Clark and all
Speaker 5: these other folks, I certainly wasn't interested in getting rid
Speaker 5: of them, but I knew that he was a talent
Speaker 5: that would add He would be an additive to me,
Speaker 5: he wouldn't be a liability. But more importantly than that,
Speaker 5: man I was where he was two thousand and nine.
Speaker 5: We talked about this when it was me my book
Speaker 5: or various other interviews, both for y'all have done with me. Man,
Speaker 5: I know what it's like to be out in that
Speaker 5: streets and be unemployed and for them to be writing
Speaker 5: your epitaph and all of that other stuff. And I
Speaker 5: was like, it wasn't a brother in stephen A's position
Speaker 5: to help me, but I'm in that position. And so
Speaker 5: I called them up and I said, Yo, what you
Speaker 5: want to do? And he's like, Yo, Man, you have me,
Speaker 5: I said, he said, I said yeah, I want you.
Speaker 5: Hell yeah, absolutely, And so to me, that was their loss.
Speaker 5: That's my game and I'm gonna always gods know what.
Speaker 2: My approach is.
Speaker 5: I know what I'm talking about as a reporter and
Speaker 5: pundit that covered the sport.
Speaker 2: I didn't do what you do? How much flag did
Speaker 2: you did you get?
Speaker 6: Because you know, when you're arguing going back and forth
Speaker 6: with the player, a football player, I'm sure they're thinking
Speaker 6: you never played the sport. Nah, you didn't, You didn't
Speaker 6: have in Denver, we're not doing as well, Yeah you don't.
Speaker 2: But they don't do that anymore.
Speaker 5: And that's where my reputation has helped me immensely because
Speaker 5: anybody that walk through the doors and you tell me
Speaker 5: this is what you want to do, all you got
Speaker 5: to do is ask for my help and I'm give
Speaker 5: it to you.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. I mean, you want to
Speaker 2: do this, here's how you do it.
Speaker 5: And I'll tell them that and a lot of times
Speaker 5: I'll let them know, listen, I'm gonna come at you.
Speaker 2: We're not orchestrating anything. I'm not letting you know what
Speaker 2: all my opinions are.
Speaker 5: But from a generic perspective, I'm letting you know if
Speaker 5: I see something, I'm gonna attack you. I'm gonna get
Speaker 5: right at you because but the reason I'm doing it.
Speaker 2: Is for you to pull out your level of expertise.
Speaker 2: So if you watch Cat's debate with me.
Speaker 5: All of a sudden, they'll up the ante as a
Speaker 5: segment progresses because I zero in on them and they
Speaker 5: get up because they like, he's coming for me. Now
Speaker 5: he's gone. Because that's my way of saying to them,
Speaker 5: you're holding out. You ain't give me what you got,
Speaker 5: and I'm gonna get this now, either that or I'm right.
Speaker 5: Which one you willing to admit? Stephen are you right?
Speaker 5: Or Steven are you wrong? And if you say, Stephen a,
Speaker 5: I'm wrong, you got to tell me why. And so
Speaker 5: when you'd have to tell.
Speaker 2: Me why, that's what makes it debate, sholl gotcha. And
Speaker 2: that's what it's about.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 7: Some weeks ago something you said what you said several times,
Speaker 7: you wrote about it in your book. You talked about,
Speaker 7: you know, your experience with Max Kellerman working on the show.
Speaker 7: And I saw a reaction from Marcellus Wiley and he said,
Speaker 7: you got rid of Max Kellerman because Max wasn't dumb
Speaker 7: and white.
Speaker 5: Look at Well, let me say this, I'm not talking
Speaker 5: about I'm going to address that last part. The first part.
Speaker 5: I'm not addressing it anymore. And here's the reason why
Speaker 5: some people want to do anything for clicks. Y'all don't
Speaker 5: have to do that. I don't have to do that established,
Speaker 5: but others have to do that. And so when you
Speaker 5: see this, the tsunami of comments and all of this
Speaker 5: other stuff. Even my boss has called me. It was like, yo, man,
Speaker 5: it's in your book. Enough's enough, and I'm like, they're right.
Speaker 5: I had nothing to say about it anymore. The ratings
Speaker 5: speak for itself, the decisions that were made speak for self.
Speaker 2: It is what it is. Business is business period.
Speaker 5: In terms of what Marcellus Wiley said, now that I
Speaker 5: will direct, I will address directly, and I only have
Speaker 5: one thing to say. He and I work together. Got
Speaker 5: a lot of respect for him. I know the man
Speaker 5: he was talking about that as his best friend. I
Speaker 5: get all of that, no problem. He is my only
Speaker 5: issue for a black man to sit up there and
Speaker 5: say another black man is scared of somebody's intellect. Come on, bro,
Speaker 5: that's just the line you crossing. I have nothing more
Speaker 5: to say other than that that's sad that.
Speaker 2: He would go that route.
Speaker 5: I guess that he's gonna get attention because obviously everybody
Speaker 5: who watches The Breakfast Club every chance we get, and
Speaker 5: you he gonna see talk about it. I'm certainly not
Speaker 5: gonna argue with him. I've always had a lot of
Speaker 5: respect for him. Me and Marcellus Wiley have never had
Speaker 5: one issue. I don't care what support he has for
Speaker 5: his boy or anybody else. But I would never in
Speaker 5: a million years say that one black man is scared
Speaker 5: that I fear the intelligence of any man, any man.
Speaker 5: I've debated doctor Michael Erick Dice. I've debated Cornell West.
Speaker 2: Yes I'm saying, I've been on the phone with President Obama.
Speaker 5: I've debated political pundance and I'm not even a political officionado.
Speaker 2: We're talking sports, y'all.
Speaker 5: I mean, this ain't geometry or trigonometry or something.
Speaker 2: This is sports.
Speaker 7: Will piss you off more Marcella's comments or Torella Owen's
Speaker 7: comments when he was on first day back in the
Speaker 7: day and actually blacking than you.
Speaker 2: Oh no, but that that was just ignorant.
Speaker 5: You know, black folks, our community. You know, there ain't
Speaker 5: nothing in this world that I love more than black people.
Speaker 5: Ain't nothing I'd rather be other than black. But that
Speaker 5: don't mean that we don't have our issues as a community.
Speaker 5: And a lot of times when you see when you
Speaker 5: think differently, when you think independently, our own gets at
Speaker 5: you because they want us. You know, one minute we
Speaker 5: want to be independent in a Maverick style, and another
Speaker 5: minute we want to walk around and act like we're
Speaker 5: supposed to be one monolithic group, all aligned in terms
Speaker 5: of our thinking. I don't subscribe to that. Nobody thinks
Speaker 5: for me. I think for me, and I make my
Speaker 5: own decisions. But when Marcella said what he said, it
Speaker 5: was a disappoint you know, because you hurting us when
Speaker 5: you say that.
Speaker 7: Not me.
Speaker 2: Dare I say?
Speaker 5: I think I've accomplished enough where my level of intelligence
Speaker 5: is respected. So what about those that may not have
Speaker 5: accomplished what I've had, or haven't had an opportunity to
Speaker 5: really really expose the level of intellect they possess.
Speaker 2: Well, what are you gonna say about them?
Speaker 5: Not him specifically, but a country that's looking at a
Speaker 5: black man saying that about another black man. So that's fine,
Speaker 5: But the t old thing the lawyers, his lawyers contacted
Speaker 5: ESPN to sue me, yes for what that's what he said,
Speaker 5: because he tried to say I said something off the
Speaker 5: record that I didn't say. So I don't know, but
Speaker 5: I've never I've never listened doing what I do. I
Speaker 5: would never violate the trust because you don't have any credibility.
Speaker 2: You do that. You know.
Speaker 5: One of the things you have to do is know
Speaker 5: how to keep secrets. You can't open your mouth public
Speaker 5: when you gave your word that you something's told to
Speaker 5: you in confidence. Then when he called me and talk
Speaker 5: about I didn't tweet. I retweeted, well that's tweeting. But
Speaker 5: that pissed me off more. The Marcello's thing to answer
Speaker 5: your question made me sad.
Speaker 6: I Steven gotta go. I got one last question, man,
Speaker 6: and this is as a father. Yeah, Charlamagne has four kids.
Speaker 2: I have six, I have two, you have two? Yeah,
Speaker 2: where do you find a time?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 6: Because I think I work a lot, right, I'm traveling everywhere,
Speaker 6: But I'm like sports never ends, right, and you're always
Speaker 6: doing sports? When do you find time for your family
Speaker 6: and your kids? Well, first of all, it's never enough time.
Speaker 6: My daughters would be the first to tell you that.
Speaker 5: They are not happy with me sometimes because even when
Speaker 5: I'm with them, a bit distracted because there's some sports
Speaker 5: event going on and there's something percolating or whatever.
Speaker 2: I treat them like the queens that they are. I
Speaker 2: do the best that I can. You know. The bottom
Speaker 2: line is I don't have time because I am busy.
Speaker 5: I make time. I mean I could be having to work.
Speaker 5: I get off at twelve noon and I might have
Speaker 5: to work at three. Well, I'll go see him until two,
Speaker 5: and then I leave and I come back and then
Speaker 5: I get off a seven, I go see them at eight,
Speaker 5: you know, and just and.
Speaker 2: I mean I've I've flown. I've had to take a
Speaker 2: flight from l A to Dallas, and I flew on
Speaker 2: the Red Eye to New York just to take them
Speaker 2: to school, and then flew right out to Dallas. Something
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 5: It's little stuff like that that's big things to them
Speaker 5: when it really really counts, because they know that you're
Speaker 5: sacrificing for them, and when they know that they appreciated it.
Speaker 5: More importantly, it's something that they'll hold others accountable to
Speaker 5: down the line.
Speaker 2: They'll be like this, how my dad treated me? How
Speaker 2: you gonna treat me, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 7: That's Stephen A Smith and straight shooter has been recently
Speaker 7: reprinted with a new afterward congrats on New York Times
Speaker 7: Best sellers.
Speaker 2: Man, thank you so much. Man. The super Bowl, I
Speaker 2: can tell you I got to I can't do it.
Speaker 2: I can't do it. I can't do it in the morning,
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 5: Y'all ridiculous, man, ridiculous.
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: More than everybody is Team A n V, Charlamagne, the
Speaker 6: gud We are the Breakfast Club. Angela Raih is here.
Speaker 6: But it's time for past the ouks.
Speaker 2: It's time for the past with DJ.
Speaker 6: Yeah, DJ comes, that's right past the ox and we
Speaker 6: have our very own DJ Nyla here.
Speaker 2: What amount of how.
Speaker 8: Are you good?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 3: I respond?
Speaker 8: How are you? I was too busy saying hey and granted.
Speaker 2: Okay, I was I was too busy being the judgmental uncle.
Speaker 2: What are you judging? Hungover? He was out last night?
Speaker 2: We could tell you was that last night? But out
Speaker 2: last night? All look like you just woke up.
Speaker 3: Let's not do this, do this.
Speaker 2: But we're glad you were here because we missed you
Speaker 2: last week. Drugs, drinks, what was it?
Speaker 19: What are y'all doing bringing up everything? I don't do drugs.
Speaker 19: You gotta stuff doing drinking a little bit. I drink
Speaker 19: a little bit, but I'm allergic.
Speaker 8: But allergic to what liquor with the gluten?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 20: I know, they're just never around.
Speaker 2: That is wild. You gotta go to the ball. Can
Speaker 2: I have a gluten free drink? Yeah? That's wow, it's
Speaker 2: given they have it.
Speaker 8: I didn't even ask.
Speaker 3: I just got this week.
Speaker 2: So you probably have an allergic reaction right now.
Speaker 3: Possibly?
Speaker 19: Okay, damn, that's it's not the hangovers.
Speaker 2: How do you realize you allergic to gluten?
Speaker 3: It's a long story, but can we get.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, I'm not going to do my girl like that.
Speaker 8: She's still cute.
Speaker 3: Yes, thank you.
Speaker 19: So I want to talk about First Person Shooter feature
Speaker 19: J Cole.
Speaker 2: Of course you do, because you're a huge J. Cole fan.
Speaker 2: And that's the reason why she went to Saint John's.
Speaker 3: Why do you always gotta do this?
Speaker 8: Please play the record.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna tell you why that that line is so
Speaker 7: hard is because I love when they all acknowledge that
Speaker 7: they are the Big three of this era, you know,
Speaker 7: and who he says. They loved what he said. They
Speaker 7: love when they all get the Big three K Dot
Speaker 7: Aubrey of me. That's when jay Z. Remember when jay
Speaker 7: Z said who's the best m C. Biggie what J
Speaker 7: Cole also said, he's the greatest in that bar. Yeah,
Speaker 7: he's bigging everybody up. But he's taking his claim like,
Speaker 7: but I'm the.
Speaker 2: Guy as he should.
Speaker 6: But see, I love the fact that, you know, people
Speaker 6: were saying at one time that they loved J Cole
Speaker 6: but they didn't love his beats, right, that's what they
Speaker 6: said at one time. But I love the fact that
Speaker 6: J Cole is rapping on everybody's album right now.
Speaker 7: He's giving everybody a feature and giving people his work.
Speaker 7: And that's that's what I like to say about about
Speaker 7: abouts back in the day, and they about they said
Speaker 7: about both of them about Colon.
Speaker 19: But I will say what I like dinner that he
Speaker 19: addressed like the young boy things with the record that
Speaker 19: he dropped with Yati the week before.
Speaker 3: But he still want to cut a record with NBA.
Speaker 3: So I don't know, I think it's dope.
Speaker 19: It would be even cooler if KAO was on the
Speaker 19: record too, just as like.
Speaker 7: A yeah, you know, they don't want to get washed.
Speaker 7: They both didn't want you know what I'm saying. They
Speaker 7: didn't want that.
Speaker 3: Why are you so disrespectful?
Speaker 7: He the greatest Kendrick would have went crazy and Drake
Speaker 7: was barring people up on that record too.
Speaker 2: Don't act like J Cole. Ain't barren people, don't act
Speaker 2: like Kendrick gonna be barring people.
Speaker 7: Don't be washed, wash the d wash, wash, wash the
Speaker 7: Dragndrick would have watched both of him if he'd heard J.
Speaker 7: Cole said he the greatest, that would have made Kendrick
Speaker 7: take it to a whole other level.
Speaker 19: I feel like maybe needs to respond now so I
Speaker 19: can see who's really one, two, and three in order.
Speaker 2: Kendrick, Coler Drake. When it comes to what.
Speaker 9: Variable they're both in my top five l A, I'm
Speaker 9: from Seattle, but I'm gonna pick there.
Speaker 6: Was variables we're talking songs. If we're talking songs, just.
Speaker 7: As a rapper artist, Kendrick literally, I like Kendrick. I
Speaker 7: got Kendrick comes to making souls. You gotta say Drake Drake,
Speaker 7: so he is.
Speaker 9: But I think said Kendrick or J Drake Drake wasn't
Speaker 9: even in my top any thing.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, well close, we know that.
Speaker 8: I like that they're both in my top five.
Speaker 19: Okay, cold be lighting up recently to going going crazy,
Speaker 19: but okay, So the next is Gonna Be Balloons off.
Speaker 20: Of No Names new project featuring j Electronica.
Speaker 2: I like that. That's hard. I didn't get to hear
Speaker 2: Jay Electronic, but that's that's hard.
Speaker 20: Jay's versus really really fied.
Speaker 19: But I like that record because she's just talking about
Speaker 19: how a lot of artists are just selling trauma to
Speaker 19: their fans and people aren't even realizing that they're.
Speaker 8: Dumping on you.
Speaker 7: But that's what art is though, right. Art is a
Speaker 7: reflection of life. So whatever you're going through, you're probably
Speaker 7: going to express in your art. So I don't know
Speaker 7: if they're trauma dumping intentionally, but you know a lot
Speaker 7: of artists like, oh this is my music is therapeutic, right,
Speaker 7: It's a release, man, it's the therapy.
Speaker 20: I'm not mad at them, just paying attention.
Speaker 3: To what you consume, that's all.
Speaker 20: And then the last one, I got to make an
Speaker 20: R and B because you.
Speaker 3: Know the past.
Speaker 20: The Aux Live is an R and B night.
Speaker 19: Headlined by Alex Vaughan Lea and Ryan Tray, So I
Speaker 19: gotta do an R and B one, and I went
Speaker 19: with Brent Firez featuring Coco Jones with Moment of Your Life.
Speaker 2: Oh that's real.
Speaker 3: R and B a good duet.
Speaker 2: That's not R and B rap hybrid. That's just a
Speaker 2: great R and B.
Speaker 20: That's good right. Shout out to Brent.
Speaker 8: He's from the DMV.
Speaker 3: Shout out to Coco, so she's really doing her thing.
Speaker 19: So if you guys like what y'all heard, mix, you
Speaker 19: guys download the Past the Ox playlist by clicking my
Speaker 19: LinkedIn bio or type it in Past.
Speaker 3: The Ox on iTunes and mix.
Speaker 19: Sure you guys a RSVP for the next R and
Speaker 19: B night Past the Ox. It's Brian Trey, Alex Vaughn,
Speaker 19: and uh Leah. But we also got our open mic
Speaker 19: people that I just want to shout out because we
Speaker 19: had a lot of great submission.
Speaker 3: I have it ready, Okay, So we.
Speaker 19: Got Nea, Monette, Al Hostel, Nina Ola, Anisia Laston, and Gifted.
Speaker 20: So I'm looking forward to seeing you guys hit the stage.
Speaker 20: I really like your record. October twentieth, Cafe.
Speaker 7: Resolu RSVP the next pasta off live with Big Nilo.
Speaker 6: Of course, now we're about to jump into the mixed.
Speaker 6: Now what you think I should do? You think I
Speaker 6: should do Old Drake since New Drake came out, like
Speaker 6: start from the beginning. I would love that think best
Speaker 6: to ever had and go back into the mixtape days.
Speaker 8: Yes, that's what we're.
Speaker 2: Gonna start the mixer.
Speaker 6: Let's do that, all right, it's the Breakfast Club. Let's
Speaker 6: get into the People's choice mixed.
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody'sj NV. Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Angela Raie is here our special guest host. We appreciate you,
Speaker 6: Angela Rai, thank you, thank you so much. I actually
Speaker 6: love when you come up here because we can double
Speaker 6: team Charlamage because I really don't like him. And that's
Speaker 6: I really understand how much I don't like him when
Speaker 6: you come here.
Speaker 9: No, you love him. He just has to chill out.
Speaker 9: There's a lot of light skin. Hey, he messa got
Speaker 9: beat up by a light skinned.
Speaker 7: Person when I got a light skin by two. I
Speaker 7: got beat up by two special needs kids before.
Speaker 8: So that's not going down.
Speaker 2: No, they weren't.
Speaker 8: Okay, well you got a lot of light skin.
Speaker 2: Me, No, I don't.
Speaker 7: I just listen. Here's the thing. It's not a stereotype.
Speaker 7: If it's true, every single stereotype of a light skinned
Speaker 7: man is APA.
Speaker 8: That might be a slight over generalistic.
Speaker 2: I don't think so, man, It might be.
Speaker 8: I think it might be.
Speaker 2: I don't think so well.
Speaker 7: And I don't like when light skinned women lump themselves
Speaker 7: with light skin man, because y'all way.
Speaker 9: Harder than I just believe in allyship across the board
Speaker 9: and coalition building, and I think there are too many
Speaker 9: shoes within our community to create further dissension.
Speaker 8: Let me tell you the biggest troll in this room.
Speaker 8: Everybody point to the biggest troll in.
Speaker 2: This room right there, right there.
Speaker 6: Well, let me shout to my light skinned brothers out there.
Speaker 6: Let me shout to Drake he got an album out today.
Speaker 6: Let me shout to Steph Curry. Let me shout to
Speaker 6: Chris Brown.
Speaker 8: You right here, you let me help you. Yes, shout
Speaker 8: out all the black people. That's what you could do.
Speaker 2: He's not even black. He's Dominican. I am black. I
Speaker 2: am not Dominican. The other thing, I'm not Dominican. I'm black, sir.
Speaker 9: But also some Dominicans are black, as we talked about
Speaker 9: at the top.
Speaker 2: Is true, but not one of them. He's a white Dominican.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, you know you're ready to the vote in Florida.
Speaker 8: Okay that the Republic. No, No, I'm not.
Speaker 6: I'm about to Mental Wealth Explore.
Speaker 7: I will read eleven am to four pm at the Marriott,
Speaker 7: Marquee and Times Square, my third annual Mental Wealth Expo,
Speaker 7: a day of mental health and healing education and honor
Speaker 7: world mental health.
Speaker 2: The amazing people are gonna be.
Speaker 7: There, doctor Alfi Breeland Noble, doctor Rita Walker, Michelle Williams
Speaker 7: from the Checking In podcast, doctor j Bardinett Carton Daily.
Speaker 7: Of course, my good sister Angela Raie, just to name
Speaker 7: a few. Resmond Minicam will be there, Latham Thomas And
Speaker 7: it's a free event, you know. For more information go
Speaker 7: to Mental healthexpo dot com. We have a lot of
Speaker 7: people who registered. My mayor Elliott Connie's gonna be there.
Speaker 7: He's a psychotherapist, So yeah, we'll see you tomorrow eleven
Speaker 7: am to four pm. It's just a day of mental
Speaker 7: health and healing education. I got a sloop my man
Speaker 7: Justin Little. I'm so happy Justin's gonna be on a
Speaker 7: panel this year because Justin came to the first ever
Speaker 7: Mental Wealth ex Bowl a couple of years ago and
Speaker 7: he said the mental health expow kept him from committing suicide.
Speaker 9: Wow, I'm proud of you for doing this work every
Speaker 9: year and every day on yourself. I just wish that
Speaker 9: when you came in here in the morning that you
Speaker 9: would remember all of that good work.
Speaker 7: This is where I project as well as.
Speaker 2: This is a safe space for me.
Speaker 8: Actually that's good to make it safe for others.
Speaker 2: Not for him. Who is he making it safe for?
Speaker 2: Who would didn't be making it safe for you? Y'all
Speaker 2: don't know the envy that I know. Okay, okay, I'm
Speaker 2: a nice guy. I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 7: But come to the mid twelve x foot from there?
Speaker 2: A shame?
Speaker 3: How you pivoing back to that.
Speaker 7: From eleven am to four pm tomorrow at the Marriott
Speaker 7: Marquee Times Square.
Speaker 2: We'll see you tomorrow tomorrow.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, when we come back, we got the
Speaker 6: positive notice the Breakfast Club gome on morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody, It's DJ Ed and b charlamagnea God. We are
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Angela Rai is here and thank you Angeloaid for joining
Speaker 6: us again.
Speaker 8: My honor.
Speaker 2: Appreciate you. Tell them where to find you are?
Speaker 9: I guess on social on social media, we have some
Speaker 9: announcements coming, but they're not quite ready. Hurry up, Leonard.
Speaker 9: But at Angela Riot Instagram if you use Twitter still,
Speaker 9: do folks do use Twitter, y'all on Twitter at Angela
Speaker 9: Underscore Rye. I'm anxious to see if this buyout is
Speaker 9: gonna happen with Twitter anyway.
Speaker 6: Yes, and also don't forget ed Sharon is coming to
Speaker 6: Iheartland at the State Farm Park in Fortnite to celebrate
Speaker 6: his album Subtract and his newest album release, Autumn Variations
Speaker 6: I had available where you get music, Iheartland and State
Speaker 6: Farm partner to create an immersive performance by Ed Sharing,
Speaker 6: my guy.
Speaker 11: Ed.
Speaker 6: State Farm is always bringing performances from the biggest names
Speaker 6: to Iheartland, but you've never seen anything like this, so
Speaker 6: don't miss this special Ed Sharing Experiences in Iheartland in Fortnite.
Speaker 6: It's available at the State Farm Park now through Monday,
Speaker 6: October ninth at three pm Eastern time. Now he's going
Speaker 6: to be performing Odds Closed Shape for you. Boat life
Speaker 6: goes on and more so. If you want more information,
Speaker 6: if you're ed Sharon fan, go to visit iHeartRadio dot
Speaker 6: com slash Fortnite to play now and to check it out,
Speaker 6: all right.
Speaker 7: And Yo, you know I sat with Ed Sharon at
Speaker 7: that event and we had a nice little conversation that's
Speaker 7: going to be on iHeartRadio's YouTube page later, So check
Speaker 7: that out, all right.
Speaker 2: We'll leave us in a positive note.
Speaker 14: Oh.
Speaker 7: The positive note is simply this, people who feel good
Speaker 7: about themselves help others feel good about themselves. Also remember
Speaker 7: that this weekend, and we'll see you tomorrow at the
Speaker 7: third Annual Mental Wealth Expo eleven am to four pm
Speaker 7: at the Marriott Marquee in Times Square.
Speaker 2: Have a good day at face cut bitches, y'll finished,
Speaker 2: or y'all dumb