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Speaker 2: From the Black Mothership in New York City. It's DJ
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Speaker 5: So I'm always nervous when I do the Breakfast Club
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Speaker 4: What Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 4: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
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Speaker 2: Yo Charlemagne de Go, Piece to the Plane. It is Monday,
Speaker 2: Yes say we have a special guest co host Jason
Speaker 2: Lee's head.
Speaker 4: What up, Jason, I'm bad? Good morning Jason Lee, Good
Speaker 4: morning all the Hollywood Unlocked viewers. What's happening?
Speaker 2: Good morning?
Speaker 7: Yeah, y'all been showing us a lot of love. I
Speaker 7: appreciate it. I'm so glad to be back and to
Speaker 7: see if that Evany K. Williams said some fire from
Speaker 7: time to time.
Speaker 4: She definitely sets it off fire, not from time to time.
Speaker 4: Every time she comes up it might still be hot.
Speaker 4: From m D. K Williams. It's funny because the salute
Speaker 4: everybody who came to the third annual Mental Wealth Sex
Speaker 4: Boat this weekend at to Marry Out. Give me a
Speaker 4: round applot for that. God damn at the Marriott Marquee
Speaker 4: and Times Square. And my man lasted, he was he
Speaker 4: was hosting one of the panels and he bought up
Speaker 4: m K not.
Speaker 2: She's been great content, she come up more regular.
Speaker 4: You're right, You're absolutely right, But no, thank you everybody
Speaker 4: who did come out to my third annual Mental Wealth
Speaker 4: Sex Vote this past Saturday at the Marry Out Marquee
Speaker 4: in Times Square. Dope fantastic event. And I hope that
Speaker 4: anybody who came gets started on their healing journey.
Speaker 7: And you really need to get your props because you
Speaker 7: got me in therapy. I'm deep in therapy right now.
Speaker 4: Elliot Khanyie was on the panel'sco therapist. That lead Kanye
Speaker 4: was on one of the panels.
Speaker 7: No, I mean, seriously, like the way when I think
Speaker 7: back of how I used to burn the Internet down
Speaker 7: you got.
Speaker 2: The list is right there? Where's the Listen?
Speaker 4: The list is right there's let me get.
Speaker 7: I've been laying it on the management at the breakfast
Speaker 7: shout out.
Speaker 2: To be the list of things you can't say is
Speaker 2: right there? Okay, my bad, because we're all works in progress.
Speaker 4: So you know, in the case you do end up
Speaker 4: burning something down, it's okay. You know, that's all. It
Speaker 4: just happens, you know. I just try not to project.
Speaker 4: I used to project a lot of my pain and
Speaker 4: my hurt onto people.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I like to give it a critical opinion, our analysis nowadays,
Speaker 4: but not be projecting.
Speaker 7: Yes, you know, well that's what I'm doing. I'm doing
Speaker 7: more of critical analysis.
Speaker 4: Yes, I could be pissed off the day because my
Speaker 4: cowboys got the asking last night.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about that a little bit later. I've been waiting.
Speaker 8: I might do some projective. We'll talk about that later.
Speaker 8: And shout out to everybody in Alabama state.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 8: Each and every year I go on a HBCU tour
Speaker 8: where I try to go to a lot of the
Speaker 8: HBCUs and we film it and we do like a
Speaker 8: little docu series where we talk too kids and try
Speaker 8: to get more people to think about HBCUs.
Speaker 2: When they're thinking about going to college.
Speaker 8: Till Alabama State was this weekend, so salute to everybody
Speaker 8: in Alabama State. And then when I got home, I
Speaker 8: really have to learn soccer. I don't know anything about soccer.
Speaker 8: My son loves it and he's pretty good. Like they
Speaker 8: had a tournament this weekend. He scored like two goals
Speaker 8: each game. But I don't know what he's doing. I
Speaker 8: have no clue.
Speaker 2: And they're throwing penalties and flag I have no clue.
Speaker 2: I just cheer.
Speaker 7: Shout out to Catherine Brutin from being my She took
Speaker 7: me to a game in Atlanta. It's a different level
Speaker 7: energy and those fans are really I don't want to
Speaker 7: say psychotic because they're they're they're psychotic.
Speaker 2: Yes, But the kids love soccer, no, no, he love.
Speaker 8: The parents get there early, they tailgate, they have tables,
Speaker 8: they got full drinks. And it's different in football, and
Speaker 8: different in basketball, different in baseball.
Speaker 2: But I really don't know what I'm doing. I just cheer.
Speaker 7: Why there's a video I posted on Instagram where I
Speaker 7: was there and they kicked a goalie. That's when the
Speaker 7: ball goes into whatever.
Speaker 2: Kick a goalie, not a goalie goal.
Speaker 7: Touchdown, that's what touchdown. Everybody's going on to smoke the fire.
Speaker 7: The kids was screaming touchdown, touchdown.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm gonna learning.
Speaker 8: But anyway, let's get the show cracking. We got front
Speaker 8: page dudes coming up. Teland is there right, Tesling will
Speaker 8: be joining us.
Speaker 2: They don't move. It's to breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Goo morning, Good morning everybody. It's dj Envy, Charlemagne the guy.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. We got our guest co
Speaker 8: host Jason Lee here, and let's get in some front
Speaker 8: page news.
Speaker 2: Good morning, tears, goode.
Speaker 10: In the morning, dj Envy, Good morning, Jason Lee. And
Speaker 10: is Charlemagne the God morning.
Speaker 2: Let's run through the sports right fast.
Speaker 8: Jaguars beat the Bills yesterday, Coach beat the Titans, Saints
Speaker 8: beat the Patriots, Steelers beat the Ravens, the Lions beat
Speaker 8: the Pants, the Dolphins beat the Giants, Falcons beat the Texans,
Speaker 8: the Bengals beat the Cardinals, Eagles beat the Rims, Chiefs
Speaker 8: beat the Vikings, the Jets beat the Broncos, and the
Speaker 8: forty nine Ers washed the Cowboys forty two to ten.
Speaker 4: They washed, They wiped their ass with us.
Speaker 2: They absolutely did horrible.
Speaker 4: They definitely did. You still buying your tickets to the
Speaker 4: super Bowl? I mean sure, I mean I haven't bought
Speaker 4: him yet, but don't buy it. I still think my
Speaker 4: Dallas Cowboys going to the super Bowl? Why would I
Speaker 4: Why would I switch up on my Dallas cowboy riding
Speaker 4: with my Dallas Cowboys my whole life.
Speaker 2: I don't say switch up, but don't buy tickets to
Speaker 2: the super Bowl's gonna waste the money.
Speaker 4: Why is it gonna be there?
Speaker 2: That's true. Yeah, that's right, you're right.
Speaker 8: And tonight the Raiders take on the Packers. Now what
Speaker 8: we're starting with, there's a lot going on.
Speaker 11: Huh, there's a lot going on.
Speaker 10: First, you know, we obviously have to address the war
Speaker 10: that is now happening in Israel. You know again, UH
Speaker 10: should rest in peace of all of those victims in
Speaker 10: this heinous war this is going on. So Israel has
Speaker 10: formerly the Theclare War on Hermas set in the stage
Speaker 10: for major military operation in Gaza as fighting rages on
Speaker 10: israel soil. Tanks and personal carriers can be seen on
Speaker 10: the move near the Israel Gaza bord or Sunday after
Speaker 10: Harmas launched a surprise assault this weekend that so far
Speaker 10: killed over seven hundred people, and Saturday was the deadly
Speaker 10: day in decades for Israel. And it's came under months
Speaker 10: of surging violence between Palestinians and Israelis, with the long
Speaker 10: running conflict now heading into uncharted and dangerous new territory.
Speaker 10: Over four hundred Palestinians have been killed in Gaza as
Speaker 10: Israel response to the air strikes, President Biden condemned some
Speaker 10: moss Let's take a listen.
Speaker 12: Terrorist organization AMAS in this moment of tragedy. They want
Speaker 12: to say to them under the world in the terrorist
Speaker 12: every word, if the United States stands with Israel, we
Speaker 12: will not ever fail to have her back. We'll make
Speaker 12: sure that they have to help their citizens need and
Speaker 12: they can continue to defend themselves.
Speaker 10: Now, there was a rally yesterday in New York calling
Speaker 10: for ceasefire and peace. Leaders like Representative Bowmen and AOC
Speaker 10: will calling for peace as well. This is certainly, you know,
Speaker 10: I guess, bringing a split, you know within the Democrat Party.
Speaker 10: Political wrote an article about that on how this conflict
Speaker 10: should be handled. Activist Linda Sassower response to President Biden,
Speaker 10: let's take a listen.
Speaker 13: This is not easy to talk about. My heart breaks
Speaker 13: for all the inn Palestinian and is really lives that
Speaker 13: have been lost. Don't be distracted. Palestinians are not the
Speaker 13: enemies of Jews. Apartheid is. It is time for the
Speaker 13: United States government, once and for all, to take a
Speaker 13: stand to end this injustice. Biden shouldn't be handing over
Speaker 13: more military aid to the current extremist leaders of the
Speaker 13: State of Israel that will cause the death of thousands more.
Speaker 13: We need to call for an end to the illegal
Speaker 13: and brutal occupation of the Palestinian people and to lift
Speaker 13: the siege on Gaza. This is how we begin to
Speaker 13: solve this.
Speaker 4: M man Man tragic, tragic event. It was over eleven
Speaker 4: hundred people killed, right, yeah.
Speaker 11: Cent over seven hundred on Saturday.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that number continues to girls, Charlemagne, you correct with that,
Speaker 10: and that includes you know, again the Palestinians and also
Speaker 10: the folks in Israel. As you may have saw on
Speaker 10: the news. You know, they were talking about how this
Speaker 10: happened during a rally. You know, I'm not a rally,
Speaker 10: I'm sorry. Contact the music and just kind of came
Speaker 10: out of nowhere. So just you know, a lot going
Speaker 10: on with this. There's a lot of divide, I would say,
Speaker 10: you know, on social media on how you know this
Speaker 10: should be handled. And obviously this is a full blown
Speaker 10: out war, so more is expected to come.
Speaker 11: You can expect the United States.
Speaker 10: They've already sent over equipment to support this, and so
Speaker 10: we've just got to see, you know, what this looks
Speaker 10: like as far as Congress.
Speaker 11: And remember there is no Speaker of.
Speaker 10: The House right now, so how's that gonna work as
Speaker 10: well when you talk about sending resources.
Speaker 2: So a lot going on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know about the politics of any of this,
Speaker 4: and I don't care when you see all these humans
Speaker 4: getting killed, women, you know, kids, just innocent people. If
Speaker 4: that don't touch you in some way, shape or for me,
Speaker 4: and you ain't got no heart. You just sold this individual.
Speaker 7: And it was really crazy because there was a young girl,
Speaker 7: she was twenty three years old at this festival named
Speaker 7: Shane Luke. I think it's look, she was a German,
Speaker 7: young German lady there just to tend the festival. They
Speaker 7: beat her up, killed her, and they took pictures with her.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I didn't see the pictures, but I
Speaker 4: saw her mom talking about the.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they were like carrying her around taking pictures with it.
Speaker 7: So it's really out of control, all right.
Speaker 11: We know Courty Booker also was over there as well.
Speaker 10: I know if you guys saw that, but he you know,
Speaker 10: came back safeest well he had to you seek cover
Speaker 10: and was just over there, I guess for some event.
Speaker 10: And so yeah, so this affects everybody, so we'll stay
Speaker 10: on top of.
Speaker 2: It, all right.
Speaker 8: Well that is front page news. Get it off your
Speaker 8: chest eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 8: If you need the vent phone lines a wide open,
Speaker 8: let us know how your weekend was again eight hundred
Speaker 8: five eight five one oh five one, call us up
Speaker 8: right now.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: It's a new day. Is it your time to get
Speaker 4: it off your chest?
Speaker 2: Whether you're mad or black, time to get up and
Speaker 2: get something. Call him now. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 2: one five one. We want to hear from you on
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this y'all?
Speaker 1: What's good man?
Speaker 3: This is Prince Tree from Virginia, beach Man. I just
Speaker 3: want to give some love, first of all to what
Speaker 3: you guys are doing. And and shout out Charlemagne. Man,
Speaker 3: I was at the expo, sitting front rolls there at
Speaker 3: six am. I was there early when they were setting
Speaker 3: the chairs up. Man, I was ready to help people
Speaker 3: set the chair.
Speaker 4: Energy was so amazing.
Speaker 3: Man, Sharlack Man, you you super humble bro taking all
Speaker 3: them pictures. Man, I got my quick selfie twalk through out.
Speaker 3: But man, Bro, I'm like, I'm going away. Man talking
Speaker 3: to Justin Man, he's from five Beach, I'm like, Yo,
Speaker 3: I want to serve, but I want to come. I
Speaker 3: don't care if I got a thing in the lobby
Speaker 3: doing my play ministering going into the breakout.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 3: So I just need to serve. But show me how
Speaker 3: to do that. Man, I can join pass our water
Speaker 3: next year. Man, it was the energy. That's great, Bro.
Speaker 4: Absolutely next year, we definitely get you down as a volunteer. Man,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna put your so Eddie can get your information.
Speaker 4: We're gonna definitely put you down as a volunteer. Thank
Speaker 4: you for coming, brother.
Speaker 1: Mirkout Man.
Speaker 3: I love you boys, I'm telling you Man, you you
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Speaker 1: I'm yes, sir, Hello, who's this hey?
Speaker 4: Good morning, sewing Stone, What up?
Speaker 11: Brother.
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Speaker 14: I'm good brother.
Speaker 4: Congratulations on your mentor well feminon, thank you brother.
Speaker 14: Appreciate that.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 4: Jason Lee, good morning? What up? How are you feeling
Speaker 4: this morning?
Speaker 7: Sir Rested?
Speaker 4: I'm good? How are you?
Speaker 16: I'm good too, man, I'm up rocking's like you're ready
Speaker 16: for That's what it is.
Speaker 1: Jason.
Speaker 7: I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 2: I'm in my mental health process, but I am cocked
Speaker 2: and loaded. He called him to see how he loves
Speaker 2: when you're up here. But Jason, you can see Jason,
Speaker 2: can you go? Can you really tell me?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Since I'm always like it's always maybe like, good morning,
Speaker 7: how are you?
Speaker 2: God blessed?
Speaker 1: Sam?
Speaker 17: Damn Jason, we're going to be on des so something
Speaker 17: that don't got no problem with you know, manly, I
Speaker 17: like you, Jason Lee.
Speaker 15: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: But a.
Speaker 2: Waiting Jason, wait for I like you.
Speaker 4: But there's no other shoe dropping.
Speaker 2: He just said he likes you.
Speaker 9: That's all.
Speaker 2: Jason.
Speaker 18: I just want to ask you a question.
Speaker 2: Here we go, Sorry, Jason, where before he got see
Speaker 2: what I'm saying? Correct question? Question? Everybody trying to keep.
Speaker 1: It ahead sir, so I just started and you too.
Speaker 17: It's called stor TV s C A N S t
Speaker 17: O n E TV.
Speaker 1: I just ed to check it out, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 17: I'm doing my thing talking about pop culture and I
Speaker 17: love you.
Speaker 18: That's all, Bro.
Speaker 7: That positive, that's positive. I'm gonna check it out.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir.
Speaker 4: Hold on heavy.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm gonna sock a dad too.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 17: Say, if you want to learn tacters with me, you
Speaker 17: know my son.
Speaker 19: Chase nine year okay, chapter, I would love to link
Speaker 19: up with you too, Envy, me and my son and
Speaker 19: your team go and play some scy together, man, and
Speaker 19: we can learn the game to get I can teach
Speaker 19: you a matter of fact, yeah I don't.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we can do it bout some your son at
Speaker 8: the call, so yeah, we can do that because I
Speaker 8: don't be knowing what's been going on by some score
Speaker 8: and I'm like, guys, I have no idea.
Speaker 17: You just whatever you get to, you know what I mean,
Speaker 17: and shot name and stuff like that. And with the
Speaker 17: ball going about sometime sometimes you start to throw it there,
Speaker 17: you know what I mean. So it's it's a different
Speaker 17: type of rules fast. Well, I have to teach you, bro.
Speaker 8: Alright, brother, say plus get it off your chest eight
Speaker 8: hundred five eighty five one five one. If you need
Speaker 8: to vent, hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Wait, this is your time
Speaker 8: to get.
Speaker 2: It off your chest. Eight hundred five five five one.
Speaker 2: We want to hear from you on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 19: Hey?
Speaker 14: Hey you on?
Speaker 18: This is Will?
Speaker 4: Will?
Speaker 2: What's up getting off your chest?
Speaker 4: Will?
Speaker 18: Yeah? Man's one. Cass say, I definitely appreciate how you
Speaker 18: guys over you try to put a light on everything.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 18: I'm a father. It's like you dj MV from Remburg,
Speaker 18: South Carolina, just like you, uh doctor Charlotte.
Speaker 4: South Carolina. What's happening?
Speaker 18: Yeah, right across from Rapting Creek Elementary School. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 18: so basically like you know, just get up a test
Speaker 18: that you know, I lost my job recently. Uh you know,
Speaker 18: my my kids. My son has an illness that you
Speaker 18: know started staying Filipino syndrome, which is like like child
Speaker 18: basically child dementia.
Speaker 2: Hmm.
Speaker 18: It's a it's a it's a situation whereas though you're
Speaker 18: your metabolous who can't break down carbohydrates, pos of sugar
Speaker 18: deposits that that damage is your final cord and also
Speaker 18: bring damage as well too.
Speaker 4: That's harm. Bro.
Speaker 18: Yeah, So basically just trying to just keep afloat, you know,
Speaker 18: my marriage everything, and so it was just like you know,
Speaker 18: you t about mental health. It's it's real, you know,
Speaker 18: you know. I'm just it's almost like being a Bible,
Speaker 18: like the Book of Joe, Yes, sir, you know, trying
Speaker 18: to keep trying to keep your faith. Just just this
Speaker 18: actually for prayer, just for you know, the hopefully I
Speaker 18: can find something soon to try to help out, you know,
Speaker 18: getting situ with it.
Speaker 4: My family definitely gonna send the prayer for you, my brother.
Speaker 4: I mean that's in silly.
Speaker 18: Oh thank you.
Speaker 4: All right, brother, your head king expect see what you're
Speaker 4: going through it man, I'm telling you. Do you take
Speaker 4: your problems and put them on the table, and you
Speaker 4: put somebody else problems, I bet you'll snatch us back.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this James?
Speaker 2: Hey, James, get it off your chest?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I just wanted to put this out there on
Speaker 14: first good morning selling well. Well we're probably doing well,
Speaker 14: but I didn't used to put this out there. Man,
Speaker 14: money is not the end all, be all.
Speaker 15: It is a tool.
Speaker 18: We use it to get the goods and services that
Speaker 18: we need.
Speaker 15: And that's it. That's there's nothing special about it. If
Speaker 15: it was, there wouldn't be so many people that are
Speaker 15: well financially, well well well off financially that commit suicide
Speaker 15: and stuff like that. You know, it's I don't know, man,
Speaker 15: what I guess. I'm just saying that.
Speaker 1: You know, people put too much into it.
Speaker 4: You're saying it right talking to bill collectors.
Speaker 14: No, No, I'm putting it out in general, just people
Speaker 14: that seeing the state that if you have all this
Speaker 14: money's your license automatically gonna be better.
Speaker 1: And that's not true.
Speaker 2: You're right, that was what said, right brother.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I just.
Speaker 15: Want to put it out there. I don't know who
Speaker 15: needed to hear it.
Speaker 14: I just now he's out there.
Speaker 4: You're absolutely right. Your life will be better in certain aspects,
Speaker 4: especially if you have debt and stuff like that. But
Speaker 4: anything that you're dealing with internally, like you know, your
Speaker 4: actual happiness is not gonna be predicated on said money.
Speaker 2: No, not at all.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I didn't believe that before. Somebody with a lot of
Speaker 7: money told me that you're not gonna be happy when
Speaker 7: you get all this money, and they when.
Speaker 4: You made twenty million, and you see what's going You
Speaker 4: see million, you got to go to their fifteen.
Speaker 8: Get it off your chest eight undrink five eighty five,
Speaker 8: one oh five one. If you need to vent, hit
Speaker 8: us up now. Now we got rooms on the way.
Speaker 8: Give us a little tease.
Speaker 7: I mean, you know, Joe Budden and Drake going back
Speaker 7: and forth got me questioning who from my community is
Speaker 7: writing these texts?
Speaker 2: Ok what you know?
Speaker 7: Because it came about the clap back than the gays.
Speaker 7: I'm not saying thathing, but I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Okay, all right, we'll get to that next. It's the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Good morning everybody.
Speaker 8: It's DJ n V Charlamagne, the guy. We are the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you something. I went to Scizzor concert
Speaker 4: just past Friday, but you didn't go.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I went to siss A concert at the ball Player
Speaker 4: because my daughter is a huge Scissor fans. Luthor Tde
Speaker 4: and baby Sam at RCA records for the hospitality. But
Speaker 4: how come folks are talking about the production on the
Speaker 4: Scissor Show. I know, Tailing Beyonce been out all year, but.
Speaker 2: Killed it's tall? What really?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's very cinematic. Wow. I'll leave it
Speaker 4: at that for those who haven't seen it yet, but
Speaker 4: it's very very cinematic. It's a theme all the way through.
Speaker 4: It's the beginning, it's the middle of this end and
Speaker 4: the production is stellar. Prop of the clues bom for scizzor.
Speaker 2: Alright, but let's get to the room. As Jason Lee
Speaker 2: is here.
Speaker 4: Y'all, jeez, do not be alarm. Good morning, Jason Lane.
Speaker 5: I'm don't want one.
Speaker 4: All the Hollywood unlocked yours? What's happening?
Speaker 10: Don't even waste your time trying to compete with men?
Speaker 4: This is the room a report.
Speaker 2: I knew I can talk on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: I ain't.
Speaker 2: I'm in my mental process, but I am cocked a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 1: Yo.
Speaker 2: I need that Taylor, Yeah, Taylor, I need to take
Speaker 2: that with me.
Speaker 4: This man, Jason at least switching intros like Beyonce.
Speaker 7: Me and Taylor actually plotted this yesterday. But anyway, moving
Speaker 7: right along, Joe Budden and a lot of people were
Speaker 7: in the news because they're the latest people to criticize Drake.
Speaker 7: As you know, Drake dropped a new album for the Dogs.
Speaker 7: Ain't got nothing to do with me. But in case
Speaker 7: you missed what Joe Budden had to say, some people
Speaker 7: even call him a hater. This is what he said.
Speaker 16: I missed the Drake that was rapping for the rappers.
Speaker 16: I missed the drake that when he dropped, the rappers
Speaker 16: hit him. Not these little kids. I don't give a
Speaker 16: fuck about you in Constantnett. That's gonna sound like, hey,
Speaker 16: go find some your age, hang out with them.
Speaker 2: This kid not what keep that's the game he playing.
Speaker 2: I gotta play this game, the old.
Speaker 4: Streaming music and buying it. Joe, no dog.
Speaker 16: All that y'all saying for me applies to the field
Speaker 16: I have long before called this golden child. Different set
Speaker 16: of rules applied. He's him. He is not one of
Speaker 16: them that y'all telling me about. I don't hold him there.
Speaker 19: In the glow.
Speaker 16: I do what I want, and that's what's going to
Speaker 16: be popping.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 7: Listen, Drake somehow must have heard this, because we all did.
Speaker 7: And Drake clapback. Now, I have to tell you, I
Speaker 7: know that they said that what was that one ghostwriter
Speaker 7: that they said was writing back in the day Okay, well,
Speaker 7: I don't know if he wrote this clapback, but maybe
Speaker 7: one of my one of my sisters did. He said, quote,
Speaker 7: Joe Budden, you had failed at music. You left it
Speaker 7: behind to do what you are doing in this clip
Speaker 7: because this is what actually paid your bills. For any
Speaker 7: artist watching this, just remember you are watching a failure
Speaker 7: give their opinion on his idea of what a recipe
Speaker 7: for success. A quitter gives their opinion on how to
Speaker 7: chieve long you switch careers. No, yeah, he switched careers
Speaker 7: because the things that pop in your brain had you
Speaker 7: broke living check to check and then in the raps
Speaker 7: you right, had four hundred and fifty men showing up
Speaker 7: to your shows and Duste and Nie James and pretend
Speaker 7: that you rare to go. Joe's simple response was you'll
Speaker 7: grow up sooner or later. I don't know what do
Speaker 7: you think.
Speaker 4: I was watching some of the criticism of Drake's album
Speaker 4: this weekend. I don't know if it's the fairest, but
Speaker 4: he is held to a different standard because of the
Speaker 4: high levels. I mean, the reality of the high levels
Speaker 4: of criticism you get is that it comes with the
Speaker 4: territory of the rare air that he's in, you know,
Speaker 4: but it feels very reminiscent of Lebron critique, Like I
Speaker 4: think folks want Drake to be jay Z just like
Speaker 4: they want Bron to be Jordan, and would never truly
Speaker 4: appreciate either one of them if we keep comparing them
Speaker 4: to those individuals. So it's the ultimate compliment to be
Speaker 4: mentioned and compared to those icons. But it's an impossible
Speaker 4: hurdle to overcome.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I agree, Drake is not jay Z. Drake is
Speaker 8: not NAS. Drake takes himself outside of that box, right
Speaker 8: because when Drake first came out, he was a rap right,
Speaker 8: and he rapped and then he started he.
Speaker 4: Always wrapped in. He always rapped and sang. He always
Speaker 4: did that always.
Speaker 2: Well he started, he didn't do full singing songs at first.
Speaker 2: He did now his first mixtape, No, he didn't when
Speaker 2: he first came out of his rapping.
Speaker 4: Win come Back Season so far on. He was always rapping.
Speaker 8: When he first came out with that mix, saying people
Speaker 8: love the fact that Drake rapp and they compared him
Speaker 8: to jay Z because he can spit. When he started
Speaker 8: doing songs and started doing I guess like those poppyist
Speaker 8: songs where he was singing and all that. People started saying, oh,
Speaker 8: he's not jay Z, He's not this, but he takes
Speaker 8: himself out of the box and he experiences and do
Speaker 8: things that other artists won't do.
Speaker 2: Now is that my cup of tea? Do I like
Speaker 2: Drake when he does that?
Speaker 20: No?
Speaker 2: I like the rapping Drake. But somebody who's.
Speaker 4: Drake wasn't saying not like that. I mean, best I
Speaker 4: ever had was damn near a whole R and B song,
Speaker 4: But what are you talking about?
Speaker 8: But it was still rapping on it though, but it
Speaker 8: wasn't a full R and B song. He does full
Speaker 8: R and B songs now.
Speaker 7: I thought he always did that. But see, this is
Speaker 7: a fair criticism. A lot of people are lying of
Speaker 7: saying Joe Budden's just being a hater. Now I'm in therapy,
Speaker 7: so I'm trying to be more positive. But to me,
Speaker 7: the anger and the frustration his voice didn't sound warranted.
Speaker 7: I do say, you know, music nowadays very differ than
Speaker 7: what you all are talking about when you live in
Speaker 7: a TikTok world. If jay Z came out with a
Speaker 7: song today, he would be dancing on TikTok.
Speaker 2: He better know he jay Z wouldn't.
Speaker 8: I'm saying in order to compete and be talked about it.
Speaker 8: I don't think he would compete. I think, like I said,
Speaker 8: my daughter old and she likes, she loves Drake. She
Speaker 8: loves that type of Drake. She loves to singy song.
Speaker 2: I don't. I come from a different ever, I'm not
Speaker 2: that person.
Speaker 4: But that's when I was saying that. People call me
Speaker 4: a hater. I've been saying that forever. I never not
Speaker 4: said that, but I've never not I've always said I
Speaker 4: love rapping Drake. I don't like Drake singing. I've always
Speaker 4: said that. But I'm a hate but he's hated.
Speaker 7: He said you was a hater too that at some point, right,
Speaker 7: I'm sure they sent your champagne I made up wait anyway, Look, Drake,
Speaker 7: I don't know who wrote that clap back for you,
Speaker 7: but I'm available if you need my pen, now I do.
Speaker 4: I do hear the critique of folks who say they
Speaker 4: want Drake to go deeper on the subject matter, though,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. I think early in his
Speaker 4: career that's why people gravitated towards him, because he told
Speaker 4: you about how he feels now it's like, you know,
Speaker 4: all you hear about is what he's what he's got.
Speaker 7: So I understand people that said they want him to
Speaker 7: go deeper on the subject. And I mean, I've known
Speaker 7: Drake before he started rapping with his acting. So to
Speaker 7: watch his career go from like where he was as
Speaker 7: an actor all the way to where he is with
Speaker 7: class and grace and be able to do it to
Speaker 7: the degree that is, I have a certain amount of
Speaker 7: respect for him.
Speaker 1: That is.
Speaker 4: I mean, you gotta applaud your longevity. You gotta applaud
Speaker 4: the consistency, and you gotta applaud the fact that people
Speaker 4: still care.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they do well. People that are not applauding is
Speaker 7: the Navy. Rihanna's fans are upset, and so is it
Speaker 7: Esmarza fans. I guess they found about three as Moran
Speaker 7: as Moranza. I don't know. She's the girl that was
Speaker 7: hanging around with Prince when he was live. Anyway, she
Speaker 7: plays the cello. He is confusing me.
Speaker 2: I'm confused, But.
Speaker 7: You know who esmar Fading is. No, well, Drake does
Speaker 7: he wants she want to Grammy When he he thought
Speaker 7: he should have won, he came out with some lyrics
Speaker 7: that made her fans upset. This is what he said,
Speaker 7: go home, that took.
Speaker 21: Patience, Well, Grammy's till my name and nations as moranzaspad
Speaker 21: and what's getting out of praises. I'm trying to keep
Speaker 21: it on, but I'm trying to keep it gracious.
Speaker 2: We'll give him some hell.
Speaker 21: Obama puts you on a playlist, then we never hit
Speaker 21: from you like it was taken. Who to SEEO with
Speaker 21: you and upers so they must taking because Google saying
Speaker 21: Lucien but that just doesn't make sense.
Speaker 7: So I don't know her either. Her name is Esperanza.
Speaker 7: See nobody cares. People are mad saying that they felt
Speaker 7: like he was attacking a black woman by saying that,
Speaker 7: and then it led into some more lyrics where he
Speaker 7: said this about Rihanna.
Speaker 21: Why they make it sound like I'm still hung up
Speaker 21: on yo. That could never be. Y'all can run me better,
Speaker 21: ain't and me that is not me. I'm anti Manti yeah,
Speaker 21: and a sess with average with you yeah Auntie, because
Speaker 21: I had it with you, yeah, Antie like your daddy's sister,
Speaker 21: Antie like a family picture. And I am really bad
Speaker 21: as they Antvhea Damn man, he's still with you. He
Speaker 21: can't y'all go on vacation. I bet it's Auntie.
Speaker 2: Let me still, what's wrong Antiga?
Speaker 7: I just think taking a shot at react, he's playing
Speaker 7: an anti game. But listen, I love Drake. I gave him
Speaker 7: all this proces. But this is where I have to
Speaker 7: say he's a hater. I just think it's sad anybody
Speaker 7: that loses. Rihanna lost period and I know she's listening.
Speaker 7: That's it. He lost. I think you take an l
Speaker 7: of you lose Rihanna. Uh, there was that Rihanna Denny.
Speaker 7: There was an error where they were allegedly dating. Well,
Speaker 7: her choreographer took a shot at him and posted on
Speaker 7: her Instagram a photo of Rihanna and Drake where remember
Speaker 7: where he tried to kiss her in the words show you.
Speaker 2: Missed all that and she kind of pulled off on him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she pulled off on him. And so I mean
Speaker 7: people that were you know, he's going viral for that.
Speaker 7: People were saying he was a hater. So but also
Speaker 7: like what.
Speaker 8: We just said, you know, you said you want him
Speaker 8: to talk more substance in his lyrics and things that
Speaker 8: he's feeling and things that's going through.
Speaker 2: So but when he does it, we say he's he's
Speaker 2: soft and he's weak.
Speaker 7: But you're taking a shot at Rihanna whilech she just
Speaker 7: had her second.
Speaker 8: Get a shot because it's a player on ANTI and.
Speaker 7: I've never been there.
Speaker 4: I go to.
Speaker 8: And they got good tax lows. But I mean, like
Speaker 8: the same thing with s Bronsa. You know, he felt
Speaker 8: he should have won that Grammy. He's saying how he felt.
Speaker 2: But then when we.
Speaker 8: Say how he feeled, all he's acting soft? So do
Speaker 8: we not want him to talk about his feelings of
Speaker 8: how he feels.
Speaker 4: They want Drink to have the energy had in that
Speaker 4: ig post and they wanted to be in raps and
Speaker 4: they wanted to be aimed at men. That's what they want.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why would you take a shot at how do
Speaker 2: you win? Is that what rappers do?
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 7: What do you take shot at women that left you
Speaker 7: or that you're in a relationship that failed.
Speaker 4: Or Yeah, it's been going on at the beginning the
Speaker 4: press his feelings.
Speaker 7: Nas ain't spoke out about Callice and you know what
Speaker 7: she said.
Speaker 4: Yes he did not that the whole damn album?
Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
Speaker 7: Not in response to hers coming on my show saying
Speaker 7: he beat her. I don't know, I never heard that,
Speaker 7: that's the response. Wait, I never eve heard that before. No,
Speaker 7: no hunt, get that clip next, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 8: Jason Lee's here, Ladies and gentlemen, all right, and that
Speaker 8: is your room and report now when we come back.
Speaker 8: We got front page news. Testling figure over here, so
Speaker 8: don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Your mornings will never be the same. Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 8: It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: We got Jason Lee our special guest co host, and
Speaker 8: let's getting some front page news. What up, tairs, what's
Speaker 8: going on? Dj NB, Jason and Charlemagne to.
Speaker 2: God through some quick sports.
Speaker 18: Now.
Speaker 8: The Jaguars beat the Bills last night, Coach beat the Titans.
Speaker 8: Saints bet the Patriots, Stealers beat the Ravens, the Lions
Speaker 8: beat the Panthers, the Giants lost to the Dolphins, Falcons
Speaker 8: beat the Texas, Bengals beat the Cardinals, the Eagles beat
Speaker 8: the Rams. She's beat the Vikings, Jets beat the Broncos.
Speaker 8: Forty nine Ers washed the Cowboys. Oh disgusting to me
Speaker 8: gold and tonight the Raiders take on the Green Bay Packers.
Speaker 2: Now let's jump right into it. Today is Columbus Day? Correct, Well, it's.
Speaker 10: Actually Indigenous People's Day. Just depends on what states you
Speaker 10: live in. Some recognize it still as Columbus some recognize
Speaker 10: as Indigenous People's Day. It's actually the most inconsistent of
Speaker 10: US holiday. It is in transition that as more states
Speaker 10: and cities embrace of the Indigenous People Day. President Joe
Speaker 10: Biden in twenty twenty two he signed a proclamation recognizing
Speaker 10: it as Indigenous People's Day. But despite the proclamation, the
Speaker 10: Plumber's Day is still a federal holiday in many states,
Speaker 10: and Peter Research shows the public paid holiday is still
Speaker 10: exclusively celebrated as College Umba's Day in sixteen states.
Speaker 11: Rinaldo Morales, the.
Speaker 10: Assistant professor at Northwestern University, said, it's very important that
Speaker 10: we understand how celebrating Columbus Day is insensitive and what
Speaker 10: kind of impact it has on Native Americans or indigenous communities. Now,
Speaker 10: just a couple of little facts, and for those you
Speaker 10: can go look up that Pew research report.
Speaker 11: It's really interesting.
Speaker 10: But main New Mexico, Vermont in DC all renamed the
Speaker 10: day as Indigenous People's Day in twenty nineteen and retained
Speaker 10: it as an official holiday.
Speaker 11: And then two states I wanted to point out that
Speaker 11: are you.
Speaker 10: Really do a big Texas in twenty twenty one they
Speaker 10: declared the entire second week in October as Indigenous People's
Speaker 10: Week and in Oklahoma the state flag that includes a
Speaker 10: peace pipe in olive French. A lot of people don't
Speaker 10: know that the state that recognizes thirty nine Native American tribes,
Speaker 10: they have also obviously called it Indigenous People's Day and
Speaker 10: they have a day for every tribe. So still a
Speaker 10: day up for discussion on social media.
Speaker 7: To sum it up, everybody's mad because we're celebrating robbery.
Speaker 4: Robbery, murder, genocide.
Speaker 2: So what it is at federal holiday?
Speaker 8: Meaning banks are closed, yes they are, so some schools
Speaker 8: are open though, Like I know my kids' schools they
Speaker 8: have school today.
Speaker 4: They don't celebrate at the school.
Speaker 2: But I know certain colleges they have off.
Speaker 10: Yeah, in some public schools like in Texas, they are
Speaker 10: off today. And then some people have used like a
Speaker 10: floating holiday. It just depends on you know, like where
Speaker 10: you are. So some employees that said, let's just add
Speaker 10: on a floating holiday. Some schools have just decided to
Speaker 10: take another break, you know, So it just kind of depends.
Speaker 10: This is still a new thing, you know, changing this
Speaker 10: around you guys may remember on social media people would
Speaker 10: say Indigenous People's Day for years, but I don't know
Speaker 10: how many people realize states are actually moving, you know,
Speaker 10: to that as a real holiday and real change. Even
Speaker 10: in Columbus, Ohio, you know, they've they've changed some stuff around.
Speaker 4: What if folks said, look, you're right, Columbus Day is offensive,
Speaker 4: let's all go to work, let's all go to school.
Speaker 4: Would they still want that or would they say, no,
Speaker 4: let's call it Indigenous people Days. We can still have
Speaker 4: the day off.
Speaker 2: People went the day off, people went to day off.
Speaker 8: Let's be honest, Columbus Day Indigenous people. They people don't
Speaker 8: want to go to work today, and I know, I'm
Speaker 8: sure students don't want.
Speaker 2: To go to school at the end of the day.
Speaker 20: M hm.
Speaker 4: Truthfully speaking, the only people that really should have to
Speaker 4: day off of the Native of America. That's the true
Speaker 4: after reality the situation. If it's national Indigenous people.
Speaker 7: There, well on June teenth, do people get at my
Speaker 7: Hollywood like you don't get the day out, but it's
Speaker 7: junior team. Black folks get today.
Speaker 2: We do here, we do it. So in that day
Speaker 2: it should be just black people people, white.
Speaker 4: People work, That's right.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and that just became a federal holiday on last
Speaker 11: year as well. So would you say white people should
Speaker 11: go to work?
Speaker 7: No, white people are gonna benefit from everything, period.
Speaker 2: Now let's talk about Georgia. This this seems pretty dope.
Speaker 8: Now they're gonna be the first state that's gonna sell
Speaker 8: marijuana in pharmacies.
Speaker 11: Yeah, dope, literally and figuratively.
Speaker 10: Georgia will soon become the first state in the nation
Speaker 10: to offer medical marijuana products at independent pharmacies. I hit
Speaker 10: up my brother Michael Rinda yesterday on this one, so
Speaker 10: you know this is something he's excited about. The Georgia
Speaker 10: Board of Pharmacy began accepting applications this week, and nearly
Speaker 10: one hundred and twenty pharmacies have already agreed to provide
Speaker 10: the medication. Now, medical marijuana is only available to Georgians
Speaker 10: with approved who are approved through a physician to treat
Speaker 10: severe illness illness including seizures, terminal cancer, parkinson disease, and
Speaker 10: post traumatic stress. It is a low THC oil that
Speaker 10: can contain no more than five percent to thc, the
Speaker 10: compound that gives users a high.
Speaker 2: Oh, so they're not gonna be selling bud. They're gonna
Speaker 2: be selling oils.
Speaker 11: Right, it's still medical marijuana. Are you disappointed?
Speaker 8: Not that they were gonna be selling bud, which I
Speaker 8: think is great because that way, when people can go
Speaker 8: get their blood pressure medicine, they can go get their
Speaker 8: medical marijuana to helps them out in this situation. You know,
Speaker 8: I mean so I thought that would have been dope,
Speaker 8: but I didn't know it was just oil, all.
Speaker 7: Right, cause you're looking good over there.
Speaker 11: Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know what else to say.
Speaker 4: I I was just waiting.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's what it is.
Speaker 7: You got that background all because it's a man over
Speaker 7: there over there, test damn Jason.
Speaker 2: Jason, Well, thank you, tis no problem.
Speaker 11: Sorry I didn't have more on.
Speaker 7: Pharmacy.
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Speaker 8: All right, now, when we come back eight hundred five
Speaker 8: eight five one five one. We're talking tea up Maori,
Speaker 8: so if you if you're just joining us. We were
Speaker 8: talking behind the scenes about something that Ta Mowory said
Speaker 8: about men courting, and this is what she said, people just.
Speaker 22: Don't court each other anymore. And this person was like, well,
Speaker 22: you know, that's just that's old news. Like people, people
Speaker 22: just don't do that anymore. There's just this whole new
Speaker 22: way of doing, like you mentioned, tradition, you know, and
Speaker 22: I think that's where it kind of needs to go
Speaker 22: back to, you know, where you know, a man is
Speaker 22: courting a woman and showing her, you know, how much
Speaker 22: he appreciates her and wants her and loves her or
Speaker 22: wants to be with her. They have this mentality right
Speaker 22: off the bat that there is someone else, do you
Speaker 22: know what I mean, like they're there could be someone else.
Speaker 2: Is that they're the prize? Yes, we're talking DP get
Speaker 2: into it.
Speaker 20: Oh my god, that the man is the problem.
Speaker 2: Man is the price.
Speaker 20: Yes, I'm talking loud.
Speaker 4: Yes, I wonder because most of the people who still
Speaker 4: caught old and married, they're already in relationships.
Speaker 2: No, I wouldn't say that. I mean, yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 2: still caught my wife and I still buy her flowers
Speaker 2: and bring her food and things like that.
Speaker 4: Ain't talking about you, you off the market.
Speaker 8: But my daughter is twenty one years old and she
Speaker 8: has a boyfriend and he still caught her.
Speaker 2: He gives he just you know, brings.
Speaker 4: Down you more than anything. You games, wanting to play
Speaker 4: one on one with you.
Speaker 8: For god, he does take you to the games, and
Speaker 8: yes we do play one on one. But he brings
Speaker 8: my daughter flowers. They last night they went to a
Speaker 8: restaurant in Edgewater. And you know, he he.
Speaker 2: Does his thing. He courts it like he's supposed to.
Speaker 8: So when it comes to being the quote unquote gift, Yes,
Speaker 8: that's what I tell my daughter.
Speaker 2: To make sure somebody wants you to.
Speaker 4: Young though I'm talking about one. That's what I said,
Speaker 4: t is how old older she's older. I'm saying most
Speaker 4: of the people that she's probably looking at court, they
Speaker 4: probably already taken. They probably married and in relationships.
Speaker 7: That's not the issue. This year is this year she
Speaker 7: was married for fifteen years to a man who on
Speaker 7: the outside optically looked like they had the perfect situation.
Speaker 7: They had two kids, two successful careers. I've been to
Speaker 7: their home, beautiful home, and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 7: it abruptly came to an end and nobody knows why.
Speaker 7: And now you're out here in these social media streets
Speaker 7: after fifteen years of marriage, looking for somebody to court
Speaker 7: you when you can slide in and get that pink
Speaker 7: and brown as you know what, at any time of
Speaker 7: the day, and they don't want you like that. Your
Speaker 7: career ain't where it was. We don't know what the
Speaker 7: money looking like. She's still cute is, but she's not
Speaker 7: Tia Maori fifteen years ago. And these streets is dry.
Speaker 2: But you don't think there's somebody for somebody.
Speaker 4: Drive.
Speaker 7: That's all you got out of this, That's that's the
Speaker 7: only thing you want. Corey invited me. Why would call friends?
Speaker 7: I love both of them. I'm just you know you're
Speaker 7: asking me to I mean, I'm just here to give
Speaker 7: my opinion. I mean, you know, the flowers that she's
Speaker 7: probably gonna get are going to be when she drives
Speaker 7: by the freeway and there's a little lautenol lady out
Speaker 7: there to hand or some out of a bucket. It
Speaker 7: ain't what it used to be in these streets. Tomow.
Speaker 7: Maybe you're in a situation where you've been in for
Speaker 7: some years, like you have a great relationship, you do, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I been how long you've been in a relationship.
Speaker 2: I've been in my relationship twenty eight years, twenty nine years.
Speaker 7: How long you've been in twenty five? She gave that
Speaker 7: up for what she got now.
Speaker 4: But that's what I'm saying. The older people she probably
Speaker 4: looking for, but they were still caught. They in relationship,
Speaker 4: they married, all right.
Speaker 8: But I'm sure there's some forty year old people that's
Speaker 8: not in a relationship that will be looking to date
Speaker 8: her that still knows that they have to court.
Speaker 7: Kodak Black right over there in Florida.
Speaker 4: Black ain't forty plus.
Speaker 7: No, but he's single, ain't he?
Speaker 2: At this point?
Speaker 7: Just take what you could get, Tia, you get Lliam J.
Speaker 2: Said, let's talk about it. Eight hundred and five eighty five,
Speaker 2: one oh five.
Speaker 8: What are your thoughts? What do you think about what
Speaker 8: Tiamori said? Let's discuss.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Lug, Good Morning, the break first Club.
Speaker 23: It's topic time well eight hundred five eight five five
Speaker 23: one to join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody's DJ Envy Charlamagne the gud We are to Breakfast
Speaker 8: Club Jason Lee, is he how special guest co host? Now,
Speaker 8: we were talking earlier eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 8: one five one. We were talking about TM Mowory and
Speaker 8: this is what she said about men courting.
Speaker 22: People just don't court each other anymore. And this person
Speaker 22: was like, well, you know, that's just that's old news.
Speaker 22: Like people, people just don't do that anymore. There's just
Speaker 22: this whole new way of doing, like you mentioned, tradition,
Speaker 22: you know, and I think that's where it kind of
Speaker 22: needs to go back to, you know, where you know,
Speaker 22: a man is courting a woman and showing her, you know,
Speaker 22: how much he appreciates her and wants her and loves
Speaker 22: her or wants to be with her. They have this
Speaker 22: mentality right off the bat that there is someone else,
Speaker 22: do you know what I mean?
Speaker 20: Like they're there could be someone else.
Speaker 4: Is that they're the prize? Yes, we're talking DP.
Speaker 2: Get into it.
Speaker 20: Oh my god, that the man is the price.
Speaker 2: Man is the price?
Speaker 20: Yes, I'm talking loud, yes, so.
Speaker 8: Ask an eight hundred and five eighty five, one oh
Speaker 8: five one. What are your thoughts, Jason? I mean, everybody
Speaker 8: should feel like they're the prize. I want to feel
Speaker 8: like I'm the prize. I want to make you feel
Speaker 8: like you're the prize. Were both going to be the
Speaker 8: prize because we should be the winning team. I don't
Speaker 8: know why one person should feel like they're a prize
Speaker 8: over the other, why that should even be a debate.
Speaker 8: But at the same time, I also feel like when
Speaker 8: you have what appears to be a successful marriage and
Speaker 8: you choose to be out here in these streets, and
Speaker 8: streets are cold, and if you get the chills, it
Speaker 8: is what it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I agree. I don't understand why we can't both
Speaker 4: feel like we're special. You know what I'm saying. If
Speaker 4: you the prize, I'm the prize to you special, I'm special.
Speaker 4: Let's be special together. And I do think you know
Speaker 4: emiey K. Williams was up here and she said, you
Speaker 4: know something to the effect of in the eyes of
Speaker 4: some men, you know, when you get older, you know,
Speaker 4: after you don't have some kids and you out here single,
Speaker 4: and the eyes eyes of some men, your value isn't
Speaker 4: isn't the same? You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Because I think men still court.
Speaker 4: They just choose the court based on how they perceive
Speaker 4: your value. I think I think I believe.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, boy, I've been married with twenty two years,
Speaker 2: twenty three years, and I still caught my wife. Don't
Speaker 2: nobody care. I'm gonna tell you why that makes sense.
Speaker 8: I still caught my wife regardless, and because I could
Speaker 8: still continue to court my wife. My kids said, And
Speaker 8: I have four daughters, and my daughters know that they
Speaker 8: need to be filled special.
Speaker 2: Don't take my daughters for granted.
Speaker 8: And my sons know that when they're dealing with a
Speaker 8: woman or their girlfriend, to make them feel special in
Speaker 8: the court them and to make them feel a certain way.
Speaker 2: And they're twenty something years old.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but her boyfriend courts her like I tell you
Speaker 8: the other day, like her boyfriend brought her home flowers.
Speaker 4: But they twenty something. I think still any relationship regardless.
Speaker 4: I agree we should encourage the men to still caught.
Speaker 4: But I think what Tea is saying, as a forty
Speaker 4: something year old woman, it is very hard to still
Speaker 4: get courted like she did back in the day because
Speaker 4: the people in her age demographic don't seem to be
Speaker 4: on that. That's what it's sounds like. She's saying.
Speaker 7: I think you said something interesting. I want hopefully people
Speaker 7: caught it because I see DDG and Halle and he
Speaker 7: courts her and she and whatever. But so it's still there.
Speaker 7: But you said it based on the perceived value.
Speaker 4: Well, she's older, now, she's she's older. She just coming
Speaker 4: out of a relationship. She's probably looking for men her age.
Speaker 4: Men her age are probably either married already in relationships,
Speaker 4: or they probably feel like I ain't with all of that.
Speaker 2: I'm sure I can't deal.
Speaker 4: With my colecterol, my blood pressure and caught you we're
Speaker 4: gonna be together? Were not right?
Speaker 2: But I'm sure there's some men her age that are
Speaker 2: still caught where they at?
Speaker 4: She loostening into the radio like that, right now?
Speaker 2: There where they at?
Speaker 4: That's the whole point she was trying to make on
Speaker 4: that podcast.
Speaker 2: Where they at?
Speaker 7: Though Drake's dad is single. We were talking about Drake earlier.
Speaker 7: Isn't he singles?
Speaker 4: Old school pimping? Ain't no baby, that's the old school
Speaker 4: Memphis pimping, All right, ain't no callting happening over there?
Speaker 2: Hello? Who's this?
Speaker 20: Hi?
Speaker 24: It's me with you with mom.
Speaker 2: They whiskey, good morning.
Speaker 11: Good morning to talk to us.
Speaker 2: What's your So?
Speaker 25: My thought is there is no such thing according anymore,
Speaker 25: everyone is instantly gratified, especially when you grow online dating
Speaker 25: and swipe bless the right and get exactly what they're
Speaker 25: looking for. So there's like my ownport fix.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you she's swiping right too.
Speaker 20: Well.
Speaker 25: My my situation is that I had to make a
Speaker 25: pack of an agreement because at this point in my
Speaker 25: life there's no point of having a relationship. No one
Speaker 25: sook the time to get to know each other anymore.
Speaker 25: No one does it, no one does the nice sweet
Speaker 25: things anymore. Women have to drive themselves to their dates
Speaker 25: because they don't know if they're going to meet a creeper, and.
Speaker 13: They should be able to.
Speaker 24: Walk away as fact as possible. So I have an
Speaker 24: agreement with my.
Speaker 25: Friend, if you want to say so so, and it
Speaker 25: seems to work for me and it works for him,
Speaker 25: and I'm happy.
Speaker 24: But what I do is on mom cocktails, I discuss
Speaker 24: about on dating and the safety precosses that women and
Speaker 24: men have to take, and also advise people to take
Speaker 24: the time to get to know each other. But in
Speaker 24: these days, you know, within five.
Speaker 25: Minutes nobody else is gonna smash or you know, if
Speaker 25: this is something that's next.
Speaker 4: Week, grown you're a grown woman twenty six years old,
Speaker 4: like she don't got time for nothing else.
Speaker 8: But even if she's swiping left for right and she's
Speaker 8: going out to a date, you still want somebody to
Speaker 8: make you feel good. Even though I picked you were
Speaker 8: going on a date. Shouting the guy say, you know what,
Speaker 8: I'm gonna bring some flowers in that date.
Speaker 4: You're gonna do at that point is shut up. The
Speaker 4: only thing he could do is talk his way out
Speaker 4: the drawers. At that point, that woman is forty six
Speaker 4: years old. She knows what she want, how she wanted,
Speaker 4: when she wants, and to keep her sherself.
Speaker 7: Apps fifteen years ago, I don't know if they had
Speaker 7: apps like they have today.
Speaker 2: No, it's different. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 4: Hello? Yo?
Speaker 15: What's up this?
Speaker 24: Yeah?
Speaker 15: What's up?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 26: Can y'all hear me?
Speaker 27: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What's your name?
Speaker 21: Bob?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 26: This is Bobby out of the five one three?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 26: Yo, Charlottemagne, come on, man, you a mental health guy.
Speaker 4: This is an easy one talking.
Speaker 26: How can y'all sit here to support guys going out
Speaker 26: of their way to make their whole self esteem based
Speaker 26: off of how a woman sees them, based off of
Speaker 26: what they do for come on.
Speaker 4: Man, hold on, I say that again.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 26: I mean, so it's ritual. It's a lot of rituals
Speaker 26: out there. Like somebody seems they say God bless you
Speaker 26: just because I want to get to know you. Now
Speaker 26: I gotta submit to a society's idea or what I
Speaker 26: should be and how I should do it, even if
Speaker 26: if that's the cost of my own self esteem.
Speaker 4: Come on, man, I'm confused at what you're saying right now,
Speaker 4: my brother, like, why would that cost the man is
Speaker 4: self esteem just because he's showing a woman how he
Speaker 4: feels about her or vice versus.
Speaker 26: Okay, so it's nothing wrong with showing how somebody feels
Speaker 26: about you. But I think the deeper effect of that
Speaker 26: is what am I words to you. I think I
Speaker 26: think the system leads to people being looked at at
Speaker 26: ATM machines being looked at as sources of admiration and
Speaker 26: sources of energy versus.
Speaker 4: Oh, I get what you're saying. Now, listen, I agree
Speaker 4: with you, But you know, Ebie K Williams did say that,
Speaker 4: you know, there is a point where she feels like
Speaker 4: some men start to look at women as if they
Speaker 4: have less value. I think women do the same thing
Speaker 4: the men. But I think that what we're saying up
Speaker 4: here today is that we're all special, like we're all surprises.
Speaker 4: If I'm special, you special, Let's be special together. But
Speaker 4: all I'm simply saying is when people are older, they
Speaker 4: just don't got time for all of the red tape.
Speaker 4: They want to get to it. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: Either we're gonna be together or were not. Either we're
Speaker 4: gonna sleep together or were not. But with all the courting.
Speaker 8: Or all that being said, don't you still want to
Speaker 8: court somebody on both sides. Don't you still want to
Speaker 8: make that person feel special? Like I look at my parents.
Speaker 8: My parents are in the eighties. They still court each other.
Speaker 8: My dad's still but it doesn't matter. But that's what
Speaker 8: I learned. Even if I wasn't married, I would still
Speaker 8: court because that's what's in my blood, what I was taught,
Speaker 8: what I learned, what I see.
Speaker 4: You say that, but God forbid, you know, God forbid
Speaker 4: you end up in a divorce or something like that.
Speaker 2: At fifty some years old, you might.
Speaker 8: Not have that in you know, I'm still gonna court
Speaker 8: because I still want to make somebody. I still like
Speaker 8: that feeling. I still love love and that's part of love.
Speaker 7: Court now on behalf of my community. We do we
Speaker 7: do not court. We we get straight to it. But
Speaker 7: I will say this is the first time in my
Speaker 7: it's the first time in many years that I'm actually
Speaker 7: talking to somebody now that I've spent four months courting.
Speaker 7: I guess who'll be sending you all on flowers, Jason Rihanna.
Speaker 4: You're courting somebody, Yeah I am.
Speaker 7: But I will say now, I do see the difference
Speaker 7: because I'm there's a long term investment for me in
Speaker 7: it now.
Speaker 2: But that doesn't it feel But doesn't it feel more special? Purpose?
Speaker 2: Purpose is sexier and love feels like stronger.
Speaker 7: But it also comes with daily threats too, because if
Speaker 7: I'm wasting all this time, it's gonna be a problem.
Speaker 4: I do understand what the last caller was saying, because
Speaker 4: it does feel kind of transactional, right, what you mean,
Speaker 4: like I got to do all of these things for you,
Speaker 4: just for you?
Speaker 7: But it's okay to makes somebody feel like they have
Speaker 7: value to you, right, it's okay.
Speaker 4: Well, does that have to come through transactions that can't
Speaker 4: just come through conversation?
Speaker 7: Depends on what your love language is.
Speaker 4: It depends on what your love language is.
Speaker 8: And it doesn't have to be super duper expensive. It
Speaker 8: could be something as small as your favorite food. It's
Speaker 8: jerk chicken and white rice. Let me bring you a
Speaker 8: plate to jerk chicken around.
Speaker 4: They don't know you, though, what I'm saying. Just because
Speaker 4: I bring you these things, I still don't know you.
Speaker 4: I would prefer the conversation. I would prefer to sit
Speaker 4: down and talk to you and building you and know
Speaker 4: what you're thinking, know what you're feeling. Like just giving
Speaker 4: me stuff and taking me places.
Speaker 2: That's cool.
Speaker 8: But it could be something small, like if I'm out
Speaker 8: of town and I buy you a mug because I'm
Speaker 8: like talking about.
Speaker 7: Gying, or just do like the games and just move
Speaker 7: right in. If it don't work out, bam. Now you
Speaker 7: don't do that. But let's talk about it more. Eight
Speaker 7: hundred and five eighty five one oh five to one.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's topic time.
Speaker 23: Called eight hundred five five one to join into the
Speaker 23: discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Talk about it morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club nowphew, just joining us with
Speaker 8: talking about Ta Mowory. She was talking about courting and
Speaker 8: Jason Lee is here and this is what Tim Mowory.
Speaker 22: Said, People just don't court each other anymore. And this
Speaker 22: person was like, well, you know, that's just that's old news.
Speaker 22: Like people people just don't do that anymore. There's just
Speaker 22: this whole new way of doing, like you mentioned, tradition,
Speaker 22: you know, and I think that's where it kind of
Speaker 22: needs to go back to, you know, where you know,
Speaker 22: a man is courting a woman and showing her, you know,
Speaker 22: how much he appreciates her and wants her and loves
Speaker 22: her or wants to be with her. They have this
Speaker 22: mentality right off the bat that there is someone.
Speaker 20: Else, do you know what I mean? Like they're there
Speaker 20: could be.
Speaker 22: Someone else the price. Yes, Oh my god, that that
Speaker 22: the man is the problem.
Speaker 2: Man is the price.
Speaker 20: Yes, I'm talking loud. Yes.
Speaker 8: So we're asking eight hundred and five eighty five, one
Speaker 8: oh five to one, what are your thoughts?
Speaker 2: Now, let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this.
Speaker 8: Hey, missy, good morning. Let's talk about we were talking
Speaker 8: about court and what's your thoughts?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 6: Good morning. By the way, so I honestly, Like, I
Speaker 6: just understand y'all standpoint because it's hard now. I'm only
Speaker 6: twenty nine. I'm not gonna say it heart now because
Speaker 6: I've never been married, but for her to be forty
Speaker 6: and just not coming out of relationships just taken things
Speaker 6: to I guess be the same. It's definitely different now
Speaker 6: because you have older guys going for younger women who
Speaker 6: they don't have to do all of that with. But
Speaker 6: I also still steel is and I do have to
Speaker 6: disagree with Jason Lee like she's still bad. She's still
Speaker 6: a beautiful woman, and she's at a certain status. So
Speaker 6: I feel like there's everybody for somebody, and when you're
Speaker 6: in that tax bracket, there's somebody out there that's worth
Speaker 6: recording you with or what have you.
Speaker 24: So I just feel like I get.
Speaker 6: Both ends of it. But you just have to know
Speaker 6: that you're just getting your peep wet. You've been in
Speaker 6: a relationship for twenty something plus years, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean, So it's not gonna be the same.
Speaker 4: You're right. But also to what Jason was saying, because
Speaker 4: it goes to the Ebony k Winns point, Evany just
Speaker 4: says the pool gets shallower and shallower, so the pool
Speaker 4: might be very clearly the pool is very very shallow
Speaker 4: for her right now.
Speaker 7: And when you're in your forties. Not to say I'm
Speaker 7: not age shaming because I'm forty six. I mean, you
Speaker 7: out in these young streets with two kids trying to
Speaker 7: find that mister Wright to court you, and it ain't
Speaker 7: gonna happen. So by the time she's maybe forty seven,
Speaker 7: she may find them. Then you got a court for
Speaker 7: a year. I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's almost saying like, yeah, saying that she should settle,
Speaker 2: she should for what happened to for better or for worse.
Speaker 2: Is that not a thing anymore? I mean it is.
Speaker 8: But you know when Courton what Charlaman said, it doesn't
Speaker 8: have to be financial, Like there's things that you can
Speaker 8: do that's not financial that make somebody feel special.
Speaker 4: Right especially at forty seven forty eight, like go pick
Speaker 4: up my cholest medication you cvs, there you go.
Speaker 2: What I mean, that's spal small things especially, you.
Speaker 4: Know, but that can that starts a conversation what you
Speaker 4: want I'm on stating how many milligrams what you want?
Speaker 2: Like that's the conversations that we have and at this age.
Speaker 7: Really, yeah, I don't like that.
Speaker 2: Hellone, who's this?
Speaker 25: And this is Ashley?
Speaker 20: Come out of a town?
Speaker 2: Ashley, out of age town? What's your thoughts at Ashley?
Speaker 1: I'm absolutely a breathing to you.
Speaker 2: I just have an argument with a gentleman I've been
Speaker 2: dealing with all maybe.
Speaker 1: A year yesterday, about.
Speaker 20: The same topic.
Speaker 1: And he told me this isn't the seventies anymore.
Speaker 11: So I need to get over myself.
Speaker 4: How old is he?
Speaker 1: He is forty nine?
Speaker 4: How old are you?
Speaker 26: I'm thirty six.
Speaker 2: God, you got a sugar daddy.
Speaker 25: Yeah, I love I love the old man.
Speaker 4: See, he definitely ain't taking you, sire. You're gonna do
Speaker 4: what Daddy tell you.
Speaker 1: To do it.
Speaker 8: Okay, but you figured an older man with understand caught
Speaker 8: him because he came from that that arrow forty nine.
Speaker 4: He ain't got time for girl, that little stuff like that.
Speaker 8: You own a house, mama, Hey, yes, well I got
Speaker 8: an old phone.
Speaker 2: So wouldn't you like it if your man came over
Speaker 2: there and cut your grass?
Speaker 4: You think that man about to cut grass got time
Speaker 4: to cut grass.
Speaker 24: He's trying he's trying to cut grass.
Speaker 7: Hey, grass is grass?
Speaker 2: I know that's why I and Grass Grass and maybe
Speaker 2: y'all can cut it together. There you go.
Speaker 18: It don't work like that.
Speaker 1: I just had the line man to do that.
Speaker 4: All right, all right, well, thank you mom, have a
Speaker 4: good day with your little sugar puff.
Speaker 2: Daddy, shugar fuck daddy?
Speaker 7: Hello?
Speaker 4: Who's this man?
Speaker 1: First of all? But I want to I want to
Speaker 1: say up three with everything Charlot Mane said, because like
Speaker 1: I said, it is did they include a piss at
Speaker 1: any street? And he's on social media and see that.
Speaker 1: But I think she's still thinking like she is, you know,
Speaker 1: ten to fifteen years younger. I feel she's old. But
Speaker 1: you know, just the generations are different, the way people
Speaker 1: move with different.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, right, we are in a sexy red era. Let's
Speaker 7: just be very clear.
Speaker 2: But this is the thing.
Speaker 8: If if I'm singling and I'm forty six, forty seven,
Speaker 8: forty eight, forty nine, fifty years old, right, and I
Speaker 8: know these other men ain't courting.
Speaker 2: If I'm the only man court and who's the one
Speaker 2: that's gonna get the women? Who's the one that's gonna
Speaker 2: get the girl that wants to talk to me? Because
Speaker 2: I'm the one that's doing with these other brothers ain't.
Speaker 7: That's not true, right or wrong, But there aren't a
Speaker 7: lot of I don't think a lot of women are
Speaker 7: out there saying they want to be court They may
Speaker 7: be saying they want to be courted, but they ain't
Speaker 7: courting in the clubs. That's not what's happening.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm gonna be out the older women out here talked.
Speaker 4: That's forty plus day and they don't care about the
Speaker 4: court and part. They just want a man period. You
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying. It's hard enough finding a man,
Speaker 4: but now you're adding another crowd there. Do what you
Speaker 4: want a man that courts at forty plus years old?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 7: And if you with your husband, like Tia, you knew
Speaker 7: Corey wasn't out there. I mean, I don't know what
Speaker 7: Corey was doing, whether he was cheated or not. But
Speaker 7: like you also have another there's another epidemic out there.
Speaker 7: Like your men aren't just cheating with women, they also
Speaker 7: cheating with men too. So if you find a man
Speaker 7: who's loyal to you, or maybe he mess up a
Speaker 7: little bit, work it out. It's worth working it out.
Speaker 7: I still want to know why they broke up, by
Speaker 7: the way, and that's what fans are upset about because
Speaker 7: you seem to have a happy, perfect marriage and then bam,
Speaker 7: now you're out here complaining. Dang, and Corey sat out there.
Speaker 7: Corey used to call when we were posting about Hollywood
Speaker 7: and like like, man, you don't know the whole story.
Speaker 7: I'm like, come tell the story then. So Corey, if
Speaker 7: you want to clear it up to the club, come
Speaker 7: over to me and let's talk about.
Speaker 4: Now go to Hollywood. Unluck, I ain't got nothing to
Speaker 4: do with this. Go to town with Jason, go to
Speaker 4: Jason Lee show. Don't got nothing to do it.
Speaker 2: What's them all of the story? It just seems like
Speaker 2: it is sad.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the all of the stories because
Speaker 4: I'm happily.
Speaker 7: Married and me too. More stories have value and everybody
Speaker 7: have value.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 8: Well, see Jason Lee is out there, Courton, which is
Speaker 8: a good thing. That's what I'm saying. Brothers out there Courton. Yeah,
Speaker 8: if I can do it, everybody can do it. So
Speaker 8: what's the what's the what's the what's the most court
Speaker 8: forul quote unquote thing that you've done?
Speaker 7: Okay, So I get criticized online because like when I
Speaker 7: was single, well being single. I would fly people to
Speaker 7: me because it's more convenience. That's not them out right,
Speaker 7: I flew to them for me to take one day,
Speaker 7: two days to fly to Saint Louis, which there's no
Speaker 7: reason for jasonle to be and Saint Louis that was
Speaker 7: like a big thing.
Speaker 2: That was not courting Jason. That's you flying yourself in the.
Speaker 7: Side, flying for sex.
Speaker 4: No, I flew in. We you know, I have somebody.
Speaker 4: It's not like somebody flew him out. He flew out
Speaker 4: on his own to see somebody. That's big.
Speaker 7: We had a really nice time. I mean, you don't
Speaker 7: want to get to but we didn't have sex with
Speaker 7: no no, no other details. But we didn't have sexy.
Speaker 8: All right, Well we got rooms on the way give
Speaker 8: were talking about what that's sex?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 2: Ain't that on the list of things? Talking about?
Speaker 7: Very clear what I did speaking of my mouth. Let
Speaker 7: me get right to the next topic. Wow, you know
Speaker 7: sexy read is being called out because she said the
Speaker 7: fifth word on this list was pink and the other
Speaker 7: one was brown. And people saw her stuff and said
Speaker 7: it ain't that's coming up next Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: All right, it's the breakfast.
Speaker 8: Other morning morning, everybody. It's DJ n V Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. Jason Lee is here. He's
Speaker 8: our special guest host. So let's jump right.
Speaker 2: Into the rooms.
Speaker 4: PEZ do not be alarmed me morning, Jason Lane.
Speaker 2: I'm damned.
Speaker 4: I don't want to one all the Hollywood Unlocked viewers.
Speaker 4: What's happening.
Speaker 20: Don't even waste your time trying to compete with me.
Speaker 4: This is the rumor report.
Speaker 2: I knew I can talk myself on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: I ain't gonna lie. I'm in my mental other process,
Speaker 2: but I am cocking little bit.
Speaker 7: That was a long intro, but I'm taking it with me.
Speaker 7: Sexy Red. Sexy Red I said, we live in a
Speaker 7: sexy Red era where she's in the news because she
Speaker 7: has a message for everybody shocked that her vagina is
Speaker 7: in pink. She said, I'm brown. Why would the outside
Speaker 7: of my JJ be pink? Anyway, She got a lot
Speaker 7: of heat after her sex tape allegedly accidentally leaked on
Speaker 7: her ig story, and this is what she said.
Speaker 28: Why do I see dumb ass the keys? How about
Speaker 28: why no, I'm brown? Why would the outside of my pink?
Speaker 29: Can you make?
Speaker 28: You make things That's how I know y'all don't get
Speaker 28: no ass nothing.
Speaker 20: While would the.
Speaker 28: Outside of my pink, not that y'all was thinking of
Speaker 28: this sea. No, the outside is not pink, dumb ass.
Speaker 28: If you get some and you see what the going on,
Speaker 28: you're gonna see what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Common sense, Jesus. Or the labia does come in a
Speaker 4: rainbow of natural hues. I mean, you know, from pink
Speaker 4: to purple, sometimes brown, sometimes black. It's common for the
Speaker 4: labia to be a shade darken than the rust of
Speaker 4: your skin.
Speaker 7: I know, the color of the rainbow. I have no
Speaker 7: clue what you're talking about, but you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: Once you started like labeling the lab of colors, I
Speaker 7: mean I kind of like started getting blurred. You know,
Speaker 7: she made a whole song talking about it being pink,
Speaker 7: So people now are said, maybe she had a ghostwriter
Speaker 7: write that.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Why is this such a hit song?
Speaker 4: Though?
Speaker 2: This is what rap music is these days?
Speaker 4: Don't do that.
Speaker 8: People love sexy read and they love the content music
Speaker 8: she puts out, But why do people our.
Speaker 4: Age act like the content and our generation was any better?
Speaker 7: We didn't have a little Charlie Baltimore.
Speaker 2: You know, the only difference is people.
Speaker 4: And I hear people say that they like what they
Speaker 4: they wrapped better, they had higher talent levels.
Speaker 2: Okay, but we're not talking about that.
Speaker 4: We're talking about the content right the music.
Speaker 7: Oh no, sexy Red is hot right now and she's lit.
Speaker 7: But but I mean, she said one thing and then
Speaker 7: when they saw the little clip clip.
Speaker 2: They always in't what she said.
Speaker 7: No, I got the list of what I can't say
Speaker 7: that a list right, yeah, no, they said it was
Speaker 7: dehydrated to anyway, moving right along, okay, Ja also in
Speaker 7: the news. The Kardashians now Caitlyn Jenner, if you don't know,
Speaker 7: used to be Bruce Jenner. He was on a box.
Speaker 7: She I'm trying to figure out the transition here.
Speaker 2: He was on a transition.
Speaker 7: He was he was on a box of wheedies and
Speaker 7: he was keeping up with the Kardashians at the time.
Speaker 7: He dropped two things off in Chris and they came
Speaker 7: out as Kylie and Kendall. Uh then became a step father,
Speaker 7: then stepmother when he went on to become she Well, anyway,
Speaker 7: she's back in the news because she has a news
Speaker 7: show called House of Kardashians that dropped on sky TV
Speaker 7: yesterday and uh in there she's talking about Kim Kardashian,
Speaker 7: the sex tape. Here's the trailer that dropped. You got
Speaker 7: to listen for what Kaitlyn said.
Speaker 27: The Kardashians have redefined the American dream.
Speaker 2: They've ruined the world.
Speaker 4: Oh my god. Anyway, here we go.
Speaker 11: Chris wanted to be more than just a housewife.
Speaker 7: Kimberly calculated from the beginning, how do I become famous?
Speaker 2: The sex tape was a means to an end. It
Speaker 2: was to create a controversy.
Speaker 20: What was it like?
Speaker 7: Well, it's safe to say that we know that there's
Speaker 7: a rumor out there that Chris Jenner and Kim Kardashian
Speaker 7: plotted the whole success of their whole family based on
Speaker 7: the sex tape that Ray J started in and produced
Speaker 7: and distributed allegedly. But either way, Kaitlyn Jenner, this is
Speaker 7: what I understand. You're now the ex. You're the ex wife, husband,
Speaker 7: You're the ex them. You've already exked yourself out the situation. You,
Speaker 7: your rubber neck and your kitten Hills. Need to just
Speaker 7: guess that that word.
Speaker 2: Is what I miss That word is right it's the
Speaker 2: last word that.
Speaker 8: You can't actually okay, okay, not the last one, just
Speaker 8: the second and last one.
Speaker 4: Just do it.
Speaker 2: Dump. Well, here's the problem that I have is and
Speaker 2: this is why it's a bad representation.
Speaker 7: For our community. Like when when when Kaitlyn was Bruce,
Speaker 7: Bruce was not problematic. Bruce was sitting playing with toy
Speaker 7: planes in the garage and drive driving race cars and
Speaker 7: golf carts. Now Bruce put down the well anyway, Bruce
Speaker 7: became Kaitlyn, and now in our community, it's super misrepresenting us,
Speaker 7: like as a messy.
Speaker 4: I'm sure his thoughts, I'm sure he transitioned, but his
Speaker 4: thoughts didn't the same way Kaitlyn thinks. Bruce thought, I'm sure,
Speaker 4: but I don't know.
Speaker 2: Man, why are you jumping in.
Speaker 7: Because they're being you. Guys are being safe. Kaitlyn, You're
Speaker 7: a hot you can you a hot ass mess Kaitlyn,
Speaker 7: go away. We don't care about you or your politics.
Speaker 7: And that's why Chris is over there again slammed by Corey.
Speaker 4: But that's the thing, Caitlyn thought just the way Bruce did.
Speaker 2: It's the same they transition mindsets to I.
Speaker 8: Want to say, because you said that at one time
Speaker 8: Bruce was in the garage racing cars lanes and doing
Speaker 8: that stuff. But then when Bruce transitioned, Bruce knoww you know.
Speaker 2: Because I know.
Speaker 7: Because now Caitlyn's in the news saying that she's never
Speaker 7: gonna date again. Nobody cares. And you want to talk
Speaker 7: about Sahara desert right there? Of course it's dry and
Speaker 7: that and that thing and that thing pink and don't
Speaker 7: nobody want it?
Speaker 2: All right? Well, that is your room of report with
Speaker 2: Jason Lee.
Speaker 7: Why I feel so the whole Kardashian, Caitlyn, Kitlyn Kardashian, Jenners,
Speaker 7: y'all all need to get that thing breathing all that.
Speaker 2: I don't think any of them have had a day off. No,
Speaker 2: all right, thank you, Jason Lee. Charlamagneho throwing that donkey too.
Speaker 4: Man for after the hour, I need officer or former
Speaker 4: officer wis Lozano and Eric Mitchell of the LAPD to
Speaker 4: come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to
Speaker 4: have a word with them police.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll get to that. Next. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be
Speaker 2: the same.
Speaker 4: Donkey up today, damn but he hog it's time for
Speaker 4: Donkey of the King. I mean trying to beat donkey today.
Speaker 4: No more. They should be embarrassed by what they already did.
Speaker 4: I'm not making these people do these days called donkey
Speaker 4: of the day and it really caught me off guard.
Speaker 28: Damn Charlamagne who got the donkey out of the day today?
Speaker 4: Wow? Jesseelarious donkey today for Tuesday, October ninth goes the
Speaker 4: officer Louis Lozano and officer Eric Mitchell. Should I say
Speaker 4: former officer Louis Lozano and former officer Eric Mitchell. They
Speaker 4: are former Los Angeles police officers who were fired because
Speaker 4: they were too busy discussing Pokemon Goal while someone was
Speaker 4: getting robbed. Let's go to ABC seven for the report. Police.
Speaker 4: Maybe you were able to life chat with Where were
Speaker 4: you think it was online? Right now? I'm like dang now.
Speaker 27: At eleven, the LAPD released in some shocking new video
Speaker 27: showing the moments two LAPD officers ignored a backup call
Speaker 27: about a robbery and instead played Pokemon Go. This all
Speaker 27: happened back in twenty seventeen, when the exchange was caught
Speaker 27: on the digital camera inside their squad car. The officers
Speaker 27: continued to ride around and talk about catching the Pokemon
Speaker 27: character Snorlax after a captain reviewed the video while they
Speaker 27: were fired the next year. The officers tried arguing the
Speaker 27: recording should have been dismissed because they were private conversations,
Speaker 27: but both the lower court and the Appills Court disagreed
Speaker 27: with that.
Speaker 4: Wow, one, are the aliens coming, not the ones crossing
Speaker 4: the border, the extraterrestrials. Okay, et and thane os dim,
Speaker 4: can y'all please come back to Earth? The least got
Speaker 4: to be yup. Okay, we are so sorry, but what
Speaker 4: we have done to your planet. God, I totally understand
Speaker 4: why you would never thin You'll only be gotten favorites
Speaker 4: on Jesus back here. What would be the point of
Speaker 4: ascending him back to this silly ass unserious planet. Somebody
Speaker 4: out there getting robbed? Okay, meanwhile, these cops are busy
Speaker 4: searching for Pokemon's in their water now, just to play
Speaker 4: White Devil's advocate. Other cops did respond to the armed
Speaker 4: robbery call, so they probably felt like they got it
Speaker 4: under control. We'll get there when we get there. But
Speaker 4: I come from an era before mobile games like Pokemon
Speaker 4: go and we used to play games like Cops and Robbers.
Speaker 4: Y'all didn't play Cops and Robbers as kids, of course. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so now when we play Cops and Robbers, do we
Speaker 4: not go stop the robbers? Because where too busy playing
Speaker 4: Pokemon Go? And what if there was a lot of
Speaker 4: Pokemon to be captured at the scene of the armed robbery,
Speaker 4: these officers might have really missed out. Okay, now, the
Speaker 4: worst part about this is that these officers simply are
Speaker 4: not living up to the mottol of protecting and serving. Okay,
Speaker 4: Instead of being out trying to catch a robber, they
Speaker 4: was going back and forth about who can catch Bulbazar
Speaker 4: and ivy Sar and Venosaar. They was worried about all
Speaker 4: the stars, but didn't want to be officers of the
Speaker 4: law and do their damn job. Sidebar, I had a
Speaker 4: friend who would call me Sharizard all the time, and
Speaker 4: I was so confused. I never understood why until I
Speaker 4: started paying attention to this phenomenon called Pokemon Go. What
Speaker 4: is it? Charzars? Oh that's what it was pronounced, Oh,
Speaker 4: charzars charge. Yah, they would call me Charzard. Okay, Now,
Speaker 4: there's nothing wrong with an officer killing some time playing
Speaker 4: some mobile games. But when those mobile games stop you
Speaker 4: from doing your actual job, okay, then you deserve to
Speaker 4: be fired, especially when your job is the same Folks,
Speaker 4: all right, you had the opportunity to stop a whole
Speaker 4: armed robbery and you literally said, I don't want to
Speaker 4: be his help.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: More and more every day I realized why Alonzo hated
Speaker 4: Hoyt so bad in training day and why he hazed
Speaker 4: Hoint so bad in training day Because these two officers,
Speaker 4: Louis Lozano and Eric Mitchell, they had no business in
Speaker 4: the field. They needed to go get a nice poom
Speaker 4: poom desk job chasing bad checks to something. Okay. They
Speaker 4: clearly not built for the action that comes with being
Speaker 4: a law enforcement officer, right because they would rather be
Speaker 4: at the Okemon Gofest instead of the police academy. Please
Speaker 4: give Louis Lozano and Eric Mitchell the sweet sounds of
Speaker 4: the Hamiltones.
Speaker 29: Oh no, do g of the day, the dog ge
Speaker 29: all the day?
Speaker 4: Yee full world?
Speaker 2: Was that the four Tops?
Speaker 4: It's a four times?
Speaker 7: That wasn't a gay reference the singing group the four Tops?
Speaker 2: Oh no, that was the Hamiltons.
Speaker 4: I didn't know. I was like, it was only two offices.
Speaker 4: I was like, I was like, where did the other
Speaker 4: two tops come from?
Speaker 2: Now that's what he said.
Speaker 8: Wow, now you did mention aliens. And I want to
Speaker 8: tell people, uh Ring camera. Oh yes, it's offering a
Speaker 8: million dollars to anyone who captures an alien with the
Speaker 8: doorbell camera.
Speaker 2: That's right now.
Speaker 8: The winner will get a million dollars grand prize paid
Speaker 8: out in fifty thousand yearly installments for two days decades,
Speaker 8: and Ring is also offering a five hundred dollars Amazon
Speaker 8: gift card for the most creative fake.
Speaker 2: So if you catch it. I don't like that, That's
Speaker 2: what I don't like.
Speaker 4: But I like the having a million dollars out there
Speaker 4: to catch the extraterrestrial. But then you're gonna offer money
Speaker 4: for the most creative fake. So now what if there's
Speaker 4: a real one on there, but nobody's gonna think it's
Speaker 4: real because they gonna think it's a real creative fake.
Speaker 4: So now if I'm actually an extraterrestrial, right, like I say,
Speaker 4: I'm just like a little trouble making extraterrestrial who likes
Speaker 4: to come down every now and then kick it, you know,
Speaker 4: around Halloween blending. Now I can just walk by a
Speaker 4: ring camera actually be an alien, then go collect the prize.
Speaker 7: I can tell you right now, if I see this
Speaker 7: pop up in my neighborhood where people are doing all
Speaker 7: of this for a prize, I'm gonna call the LAPD.
Speaker 7: Not that they would show up and do anything, but this.
Speaker 4: Is they'd be too busy playing Pokemon.
Speaker 8: Go right, all right, well, thank you for that donkey
Speaker 8: of the day. Now, when we come back, we got
Speaker 8: a special guest join us.
Speaker 4: Right, yes, doctor Alfre Brielan, noble man, Doctor Alfre Brielan.
Speaker 20: No.
Speaker 4: She runs the a Coma Project and she runs my foundation,
Speaker 4: the Mental Wealth Alliance, and she'll be here to give
Speaker 4: us a recap of the third annual Mental Wealth Expow
Speaker 4: that happened this past Saturday.
Speaker 8: All right, and BT, we'll see y'all tomorrow. Everybody else,
Speaker 8: we're gonna kick her up her when we come back,
Speaker 8: so don't move.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning, the Breakfast Club, Good morning, everybody. It's dj
Speaker 8: n V Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: We got our special guests, Host Jason leave with us,
Speaker 8: and we got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 2: She's back.
Speaker 8: She just reminded me that she had her HU bag
Speaker 8: outside that she didn't bring in, you know, and I'm
Speaker 8: so glad you had. You bought your Hampton University bag
Speaker 8: with you. Today we have doctor Alfi Brelando. But welcome,
Speaker 8: good morning, Thank you for having me. How are you feeling,
Speaker 8: I'm good?
Speaker 5: What did syall say?
Speaker 2: Black and Hollyday?
Speaker 4: We fresh off the third annual Mental Wealth ex Bowl.
Speaker 4: How'd that go?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: My god?
Speaker 5: Like I wasn't there, but it was phenomenal. One of
Speaker 5: the highlights for me was at the end when you
Speaker 5: took the video all the people out in the audience.
Speaker 5: I just felt like the energy was really there for
Speaker 5: those thousands of people who showed up to get some
Speaker 5: healing and get some positive energy from you and all
Speaker 5: your celebrity friends and the influencers, and just so many
Speaker 5: good words. Michelle Williams's words stand out to me a lot.
Speaker 5: She was just phenomenal. So I think it was highly successful.
Speaker 5: Each year gets bigger and better, and it was a
Speaker 5: joy and an honor to be there.
Speaker 8: Now, let's talk about the weather too, because the weather
Speaker 8: was disgusting and people still showed up in that weather.
Speaker 2: That shows how much people really needed it and wanted it.
Speaker 5: They needed, they wanted I think everybody appreciates shar as
Speaker 5: a black man coming out and talking about his own
Speaker 5: mental health and his own journey and having people like
Speaker 5: Carson Daley. I don't want to name check everybody, but
Speaker 5: you know, to Meeka Mallory, all these amazing people from
Speaker 5: all these different walks of life talking about their mental
Speaker 5: health and like just uplifting it and being open and transparent.
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 5: So the people really came out to get that learning
Speaker 5: and that love, and they got it.
Speaker 4: Y'all. Always say, you know the thing I love about
Speaker 4: this A vengage. I want people to come to this
Speaker 4: event and learn early what I learned late, and also
Speaker 4: say I want this to be the start of somebody's
Speaker 4: healing journey. So what would be the next steps for
Speaker 4: somebody that came out to the mental wealth.
Speaker 5: I think first of all, what I was telling a
Speaker 5: lot of people is you go to the workshops. If
Speaker 5: you went to the workshops or the breakout rooms, and
Speaker 5: if you went to any of the vendors, you already
Speaker 5: have some ideas about where your journey can go next. Right,
Speaker 5: So following up with some of those folks, like the
Speaker 5: Ecoma Project was there, The Mental Wealth Alliance had a
Speaker 5: booth there. Lululemon helped us out a little bit. So
Speaker 5: following up with those folks that you met who are
Speaker 5: providers who run organizations, I think that's the next steps.
Speaker 5: Just following up. And the other thing I will say
Speaker 5: is make a commitment, right, remind yourself that you have
Speaker 5: the passion and the energy, and you want to keep
Speaker 5: the momentum going, because if you don't have the passion
Speaker 5: and energy and you don't have the investment and taking
Speaker 5: care of, as you say, your mental wealth, it's not
Speaker 5: going to go anywhere. You can have the interests, but
Speaker 5: you really need to be ready to take the next steps.
Speaker 5: So that's what I would tell people to do. Go
Speaker 5: look these people up, find them on the web, take
Speaker 5: some of the advice things that you learn from some
Speaker 5: of the people who are on the main stage, and
Speaker 5: really make a concerted effort to act on what you learn.
Speaker 2: Every day.
Speaker 7: See, I'm disappointed that I wasn't invited to participating. I'm
Speaker 7: in therapy. I'm happier now. You walked in with a
Speaker 7: whole light. I mean mental health, going through your mental
Speaker 7: health journey and therapy, does it just make you a
Speaker 7: happier person, a lighter person, Because I feel like one
Speaker 7: of the things that made me a little nervous going
Speaker 7: down this path was my career is based on being able,
Speaker 7: snarky at times, that having high opinions and being critical.
Speaker 7: But sometimes now that I'm in my journey, I consider,
Speaker 7: I reconsider what I'm going to say and do because
Speaker 7: of the work I'm doing.
Speaker 5: I think it's beautiful and I do think it helps you,
Speaker 5: maybe not necessarily be happier, because you know, it's not
Speaker 5: a happy pill, it's not like a happy trip. It
Speaker 5: really is about helping you find what's deep down inside
Speaker 5: of you and bring out the best parts of yourself.
Speaker 5: And I think sometimes what happens is the best parts
Speaker 5: of who we are get covered up with so much muck,
Speaker 5: through trauma, right through negative experiences, through watching people in
Speaker 5: our lives who aren't happy themselves, who aren't you know,
Speaker 5: they don't know who they are. And so I think
Speaker 5: what therapy does is it just brings out what's already
Speaker 5: down in there. And I think every single one of
Speaker 5: us has a light in us, but we can't see
Speaker 5: the light if our mental health is not good. I
Speaker 5: don't know what do you think about that question.
Speaker 4: I do think it makes you happier if you do
Speaker 4: the actual work and you do get to a place
Speaker 4: of healing. I don't think you ever completely healed, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean. And I don't want anybody to
Speaker 4: think that you're just always naturally happy either, Like I
Speaker 4: still deal with about the depression all the time. That's
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. So I don't even want
Speaker 4: nobody to think that any of this just is going
Speaker 4: to automatically correct you.
Speaker 8: Now we're talking to doctor Alfie Breela and Noble. What
Speaker 8: do you think about programs like The Breakfast Club or
Speaker 8: like Jason Lee's Hollywood Unlock. And the reason I ask is,
Speaker 8: you know, sometimes we take somebody's mental breakdown and we
Speaker 8: report it and we talk about it, which could be
Speaker 8: traumatizing to the people who it affects, and not only
Speaker 8: that but their family and their friends as well. So
Speaker 8: when you see the Breakfast Club reporting something, or you
Speaker 8: see Jason Lee reporting something, what do you think.
Speaker 7: About Let's just say when we see Tyres and them
Speaker 7: go at it, let's use that as.
Speaker 2: But it's already above.
Speaker 7: We've been promoted too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we talk about it. We discussed those things.
Speaker 5: It's okay, y'all, because we're gonna be red, We're gonna
Speaker 5: keep it real resolutely. I think that, you know, everybody's different,
Speaker 5: everybody has a different journey, everybody has a different mechanism
Speaker 5: for coping. I personally am a person where I have
Speaker 5: to try to keep everything around me the energy positive.
Speaker 5: It can't always be light, but I'm always trying to
Speaker 5: seek the light, even in the difficulty. Right, But that's
Speaker 5: my journey. For other people, they don't know how to
Speaker 5: find the light, you know what I mean. They can
Speaker 5: get stuck, and they can get stuck and hearing things
Speaker 5: about themselves that don't portray them in the best light.
Speaker 5: It can be traumatizing for you know. I learned this
Speaker 5: from one of the young people I work with. Her
Speaker 5: name is Mave. She has volunteered with the ECOMA projects.
Speaker 5: She's a transgender young woman. And listening to her talk
Speaker 5: about people using what I've learned to call her dead name,
Speaker 5: her old name before she like really and fully embraced
Speaker 5: who she was, that's traumatized. And then that's painful. And
Speaker 5: so I think what I've learned to do is anytime
Speaker 5: I'm in the room, I'm gonna do my best to
Speaker 5: like I always say, spread love and light. That's my goal.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm put on this earth for. Because maybe
Speaker 5: I can be a person who in that moment where
Speaker 5: somebody's feeling beat down or feeling like people are like
Speaker 5: piling on them. But you know, you're never as bad
Speaker 5: as the worst thing that you've ever done, and we've
Speaker 5: all done awful stuff. So I think what I try
Speaker 5: to do is help people see. Look, people can say
Speaker 5: those things. I heard of Yan Levine Ziance say this
Speaker 5: a long time ago, and it really helped me. It's
Speaker 5: not what people say about your what they call you,
Speaker 5: it's what you choose to respond to. And I try
Speaker 5: to carry that with me. So to answer your question directly,
Speaker 5: I think depending on the person, it can be super traumatizing.
Speaker 5: But I also think that if we can find the
Speaker 5: strength to, I don't know, go seek out like we
Speaker 5: were talking about earlier, therapy, or seek out ways of
Speaker 5: taking care of ourselves and uplifting ourselves, maybe it can
Speaker 5: make that pain a little less. So I hope I
Speaker 5: answered the question directly. I think it can be traumatizing
Speaker 5: for people. But everybody needs to find some way to
Speaker 5: recognize that what people say about you is not the
Speaker 5: most important thing. It's what you think about yourself.
Speaker 7: Well, and you look at Britney Spears dancing with them
Speaker 7: little draws and the knives and the dogs running for
Speaker 7: cover for us to not comment on it when you're
Speaker 7: a celebrity of putting out the domaions of people, that's
Speaker 7: what it is. If you don't want us to criticize
Speaker 7: or have an opinion, don't do it. Doesn't mean that
Speaker 7: I'm not doing the work or we're not doing the work.
Speaker 7: It means like you put this out here for public consumption.
Speaker 7: So you know, I think sometimes when the celebrities feel like,
Speaker 7: you know, it's cap that we're working on ourselves, so
Speaker 7: we shouldn't have an opinion.
Speaker 4: Well what is that opinion? Though, Because if you're doing
Speaker 4: the work on yourself and you see Britney Spears with
Speaker 4: the knives, you can look at that and say, man,
Speaker 4: something's wrong. Then yeah, you know what I mean, you
Speaker 4: can because you did get a well to check.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 5: You can also remember sometimes when you see that stuff,
Speaker 5: the reason is out there is because the person isn't well.
Speaker 5: If they were well, they would never put that stuff
Speaker 5: out there, like you.
Speaker 7: Know what I mean, like and having this conversation. There's
Speaker 7: people that may not be well that watch it and go, oh,
Speaker 7: I'm not well too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I mean so those commerceations are helpful, yes, but.
Speaker 2: We have more with doctor Alfre Brieland Noble. When we
Speaker 2: come back. She's here, so don't go anywhere. It's the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Good morning everybody.
Speaker 8: It's DJ Envy Charlamagne gud We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: We get our special guest host, Jason Lee. He's here,
Speaker 8: and we have doctor Alfie Brilliant Noble. Now this weekend
Speaker 8: with the Mental Wealth Alliance, the expo that had so
Speaker 8: many people I seen on the video. I was actually
Speaker 8: in Alabama, and I was so impressed because when I
Speaker 8: looked on the cameras, I seen that it seemed like
Speaker 8: a monsoon in New York and the amount of people
Speaker 8: that showed up and showed out to show that they
Speaker 8: wanted it, they needed it, and they've respected it.
Speaker 2: So I appreciate both of you guys for what you
Speaker 2: guys have done to help people on their mental journey.
Speaker 4: You know what I want to talk to you about,
Speaker 4: Doctor Alfre Breelandover. You run Mental Wealth Alliance, but you
Speaker 4: also run your COMA projects because you tell them tell
Speaker 4: us the mission of the Mental Wealth Alliance as well
Speaker 4: as the OCMA Project.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, So I'm gonna shout out my senior executive, Liason Lexifield,
Speaker 5: who's in here with me with from their COMA Project
Speaker 5: and the ECOMA Project is a mental health organization that
Speaker 5: founded on three key principles, raising consciousness, empowering people, and
Speaker 5: changing the system of mental health for youth and young
Speaker 5: adults of color. What makes us unique is a couple
Speaker 5: of things. One is we are intentional and unapologetic about
Speaker 5: focusing on young people of diverse backgrounds because so much
Speaker 5: of what we know in the field is and it's
Speaker 5: nothing wrong with the white kids need support too, but
Speaker 5: that's who we know about in the mental health field.
Speaker 5: We don't know about Arab Mena kids, African American and
Speaker 5: black kids of all the diaspora, right because we come
Speaker 5: from lots of different places. You know, Latin name, Native American,
Speaker 5: AAPI folks, and so at the ECOMA Project, our goal
Speaker 5: is to generate research and knowledge. This year we put
Speaker 5: out something called the State of Mental Health of Youth
Speaker 5: of color. One of the first of this kind of
Speaker 5: reports where our entire sample was kids of color, including
Speaker 5: kids who identify as multiracial, and so being able to
Speaker 5: uplift and amplify and help these young people. See, you
Speaker 5: need to be centered in these conversations too. That's what
Speaker 5: we're all about.
Speaker 4: And what about the mental wealth of life?
Speaker 5: Oh yes, So the Mental Wealth Alliance we're all about training, treat,
Speaker 5: and teach, uplifting the mental health and wellness of black
Speaker 5: folks specifically because we know, right there's so many things
Speaker 5: that impact that's uniquely as Black people. And the whole
Speaker 5: goal with the Mental Wealth Alliance is to again center
Speaker 5: those needs, center those special ways, unique ways of healing
Speaker 5: and making sure that everybody out there knows, as Shah
Speaker 5: always says, that you need to invest in your mental
Speaker 5: health and to provide a model and an image so
Speaker 5: people can see black men taking care of themselves, black
Speaker 5: women taking care of themselves. Like we have representation from
Speaker 5: doctor Lasseter, who's all about the queer community and making
Speaker 5: sure that black queer people know that they are a
Speaker 5: part of the conversation too. So the Mental Wealth Alliance
Speaker 5: is really like a hub to bring all kinds of
Speaker 5: folks together to help people understand that black folks mental
Speaker 5: health needs to be amplified.
Speaker 7: If I can just go back to the COMA project. Recently,
Speaker 7: we did a youth summit in my hometown for about
Speaker 7: two hundred young people and.
Speaker 2: Write out deal Stockton.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, doctor listen stock somebody else called it Stockholm.
Speaker 1: We get it.
Speaker 7: It's a community with a lot of folks that look
Speaker 7: like us, that you know. There was two under kids
Speaker 7: there and last minute the team put a young white
Speaker 7: boy up there. And there were three young boys and
Speaker 7: girls of color and then the white boy. They gave
Speaker 7: their experiences with violence, death, drugs, despair. Then he was
Speaker 7: like this young savior and I don't even think he
Speaker 7: knew what he was doing, but he was saying, my
Speaker 7: colored colleagues like he was. This young man was he
Speaker 7: said that color. And I'm sitting there facilitating it's trying
Speaker 7: to be respectful of you, but also being very president
Speaker 7: saying that like our lived experience is very different, our
Speaker 7: lack of resources or even knowing about the resources is different.
Speaker 7: And then the people in the audience was listening to
Speaker 7: the young black folks tell their story. Then when it
Speaker 7: got to clapping them on, and I said, there you go,
Speaker 7: praising him and not really And I just think it
Speaker 7: came natural to folks that weren't really understanding, well what
Speaker 7: I walked away with besides knowing that, like, we're very
Speaker 7: clear and the intention about who we're targeting, which is
Speaker 7: people that look like us. How important is it for parents, families, mentors,
Speaker 7: people like me or us that have audiences to promote
Speaker 7: mental health awareness and access to care for young people.
Speaker 5: Well, I think a couple of things. One is important
Speaker 5: for our communities because there's so much trauma. And you
Speaker 5: know what I mean, there's historical trauma, there's like live
Speaker 5: trauma in the moment, you got inter generational trauma. And
Speaker 5: so I think regardless of what your socioeconomic status is,
Speaker 5: because I want people to be clear, right, we got
Speaker 5: hamp and grad right here, Like you have so much
Speaker 5: diff Like you all are like in the public eye.
Speaker 5: That's all right though, with you're in the public eye
Speaker 5: and you're successful, and so we have so much variability
Speaker 5: in our communities. And that's part of what I want
Speaker 5: people to understand is that our experiences are not it's
Speaker 5: not a monolith. We're super diverse and so for parents
Speaker 5: and caregivers, right, because not everybody who takes care of
Speaker 5: a child is a biological parent, right. You got aunties
Speaker 5: and uncles and all that kind of stuff who grandparents.
Speaker 5: So for us, I think it is helping our young
Speaker 5: people understand by modeling. We got to take care of
Speaker 5: our own mental health to model for our young people
Speaker 5: that they need to and even in the absence of that,
Speaker 5: we have to really be willing to encourage our young
Speaker 5: people to understand that taking care of your mental health
Speaker 5: and acknowledging that mental health is a thing and that
Speaker 5: mental illness is a thing. It doesn't make you weak,
Speaker 5: doesn't make you sorry. What it really does is it
Speaker 5: empowers you because, like I was saying earlier, when you
Speaker 5: can pull out the best of you, right, everybody gets
Speaker 5: to experience that. But you can't find that if you're
Speaker 5: not taking care of your mental health.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: I want to go back to something Jason said about
Speaker 4: having a white person at an event centered around black people.
Speaker 4: I don't know if the Mental Health Expo was ever
Speaker 4: centered around just black people, because mental health is not
Speaker 4: just a black or white issue. And I was happy
Speaker 4: that Carson Daily wanted to be a part of it,
Speaker 4: because number one, it just shows that this is something
Speaker 4: that we're all dealing with. And I think anybody who
Speaker 4: has the issues of anxiety or depression or whatever you're
Speaker 4: going through, if you can help point us in the
Speaker 4: direction of more resources, I'm all for.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I agree, And I think the other thing about
Speaker 5: having somebody like Carsonaire is a big mental health advocate,
Speaker 5: it echoes what you said. It's like it demonstrates the
Speaker 5: people to me that everybody goes through this stuff. But
Speaker 5: it also demonstrates to young people that all different kinds
Speaker 5: of people care about you and are invested in you.
Speaker 5: Because for so many of our young people, their experience
Speaker 5: of people who come from outside their community is not
Speaker 5: one of love and support. Right, Like you think about
Speaker 5: what they call the school to prison pipeline for our
Speaker 5: young black boys and girls, right, And so what we
Speaker 5: need is to see more of people like Carson at
Speaker 5: these kinds of events, supporting all different kinds of people,
Speaker 5: so our young people can know if it's a safe adult,
Speaker 5: if it's a trustworthy adult, I can go to that
Speaker 5: person and get some help.
Speaker 21: Right.
Speaker 5: They don't have to look like me. I always say,
Speaker 5: it's not necessarily about a racial match, although that's important
Speaker 5: in therapy, It's about an empathy match. Can you empathize
Speaker 5: with my experience?
Speaker 19: Right?
Speaker 5: Can you uplift me without falling into stereotypes or treating
Speaker 5: me in stereotypical ways. And so having Carson there, I
Speaker 5: think was just phenomenal.
Speaker 4: And I don't want people to think that the Mental
Speaker 4: Wealth Expo celebrity driven to the biggest thing that I
Speaker 4: like having at the export is the experts. Doctor Alfi
Speaker 4: Brilando was because we're not experts. I'm not an expert
Speaker 4: cars and Daily not an expert. Michelle William's not an expert.
Speaker 4: We're just people who have experiences and we share our experiences.
Speaker 4: I loved having doctor Rita Walker and yeah Elliott Connie's
Speaker 4: Elliot Cohani, doctor j Barnet, Rashawn Rayshawan. So that Black
Speaker 4: Men's panel was phenomenal.
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm so glad, and my buddy turn out loud
Speaker 5: from Canada representing the Canadians and so you know, doctor
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, not doctor Jason Williams, Jason Phillips, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: Who was in one of the breakout rooms. I saw
Speaker 5: finds and therapists and they had a picture of the
Speaker 5: brothers and he was saying, yes, no crabs in a
Speaker 5: barrel here. I saw it on this Instagram this morning.
Speaker 5: He was just saying, all these brothers out here uplifting
Speaker 5: and supporting each other, and people don't get to see that,
Speaker 5: right because there's some fewer men in the mental health spaces,
Speaker 5: mental health professional and I just want to echo you
Speaker 5: and give you your flowers because you were clear, don't
Speaker 5: just stick the influences and celebrities up there. I want
Speaker 5: to see the mental health professionals highlighted too, And so
Speaker 5: I'm proud to say that together we were able to
Speaker 5: put a mental health expert on pretty much every single
Speaker 5: one of those panels, right, because that's important to you,
Speaker 5: and so we made it happen.
Speaker 4: That's that's the only thing I want. That's the reason
Speaker 4: I have the expos where people can come there, hear
Speaker 4: from the experts, and walk away with real resources to
Speaker 4: get started on your healing. John.
Speaker 2: Yes, Yes, it was awesome, and we appreciate you for
Speaker 2: joining us this morning.
Speaker 4: You tell me what they can donate to the COMA
Speaker 4: project and mental wealth lines now, yes and stuff.
Speaker 5: So you go to Mental Health Aliones dot org. All
Speaker 5: one word. Make sure you say dot org and you
Speaker 5: go to a COMA project AA k O m A
Speaker 5: project all one word dot org and follow us on
Speaker 5: Instagram both of the organizations. And please people go donate
Speaker 5: because these organizations can't do the work if they don't
Speaker 5: have any resources. And thank y'all so much for having one.
Speaker 4: More question tomorrow's World Mental Health There? What should people
Speaker 4: be doing on World Mental Health?
Speaker 5: I think people should do three things. First thing is
Speaker 5: you got to make a decision that you're ready to
Speaker 5: take care of your mental health. The second thing is
Speaker 5: you got to decide what is your level of motivation
Speaker 5: to take care of your mental health. The third thing
Speaker 5: is you got to come up with a plan. So
Speaker 5: notice that and say start with a plan. I said,
Speaker 5: you've got to start with where your head and heart
Speaker 5: are in terms of taking care of yourself. You gotta
Speaker 5: be motivated, and then you go get ready to do
Speaker 5: the work.
Speaker 8: All right, So when we come back, Jason Lee, you
Speaker 8: got the room report and we talk about all that.
Speaker 8: Now we're about to jump into rumors.
Speaker 7: Yeah, sorry about this. Clevin Gates spinning somebody's mouth and
Speaker 7: then has the whole internet in shambles.
Speaker 4: Well, that could be a No, there was mental health
Speaker 4: involved with that. It wasn't a treatment. It wasn't It
Speaker 4: didn't make him happy. She probably needed happy to make
Speaker 4: her happy. We don't know, but we'll get into it.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, we'll talk about it next. Thank you
Speaker 4: so much, doctor Alfie Breland, Noble Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 4: rumors on the way the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning, everybody's stej n V Charlamagne to God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: We got our special guest host, Jason Lee's here and
Speaker 8: let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 4: LEEZ do not be along. Good morning, Jason Lane. I'm
Speaker 4: damn all the Hollywood unlocked, yours. What's happening?
Speaker 5: Don't even waste your time trying to compete with me?
Speaker 7: Nick, this is the report I knew I can talk
Speaker 7: myself on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 2: I'm in my mental health process, but I am cocky load.
Speaker 7: Well, Kevin Gates is in the news today and he's
Speaker 7: keeping up with his freak nasty image. Now the past,
Speaker 7: you've seen him doing a lot of different things, imitating,
Speaker 7: descript describing sex acts during his concerts. Well, this past
Speaker 7: weekend we saw him pull a fan on stage and
Speaker 7: perform another not safe for work act.
Speaker 2: Now this video has gone viral.
Speaker 7: We posted on Hollywood and lot of him tilting a
Speaker 7: fan back in her seat and her head and mouth
Speaker 7: open wide. He then spit down her throat.
Speaker 4: That's why COVID cases is spiking up all across the
Speaker 4: country again, man, stuff like that.
Speaker 7: You know they got super gonorrhea out here allegedly, but
Speaker 7: you can't get rid of that now. So like, and
Speaker 7: it was like a loogie, It was a lot, but
Speaker 7: she swallowed it. That's the part that I just don't know.
Speaker 7: Is there any celebrity that you all know that she
Speaker 7: would let spit in your mouth?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: Absolutely not.
Speaker 2: So did he just say, hey, any girl?
Speaker 7: He called her up on stage and he didn't even
Speaker 7: talk about it. He just laid her back, She opened
Speaker 7: her mouth, and he spit down her throat.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't look Jesus spit in my mouth.
Speaker 2: Not even if he was gonna get in heaven.
Speaker 4: Nope, Jesus, I need I need more, I need more content.
Speaker 4: You gotta show me if is gonna get me.
Speaker 7: Jesus spit in your mouth?
Speaker 2: That's gay? Why why Jesus?
Speaker 7: Because Okay, imagine.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not asking why why why do you say that?
Speaker 7: Now you asked, so Jesus is there his golden locks?
Speaker 2: Yo, man, go to the next door. I don't want
Speaker 2: to fact.
Speaker 7: We didn't say we want to get into heaven twice
Speaker 7: this morning. We're not gonna get in like this. Well,
Speaker 7: this person might be getting in heaven.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 7: This the the person who was married the Real Housewives
Speaker 7: of Potomac star Mia Thornton. Now her strange husband says
Speaker 7: that she married him for his money and left when
Speaker 7: the money dried up. Now, Mia Thoron got slammed by
Speaker 7: her strange husband, Gordon Thornton, the other day. Now he's
Speaker 7: claiming that she married for his money and that when
Speaker 7: the money dried up, she got out of there. He
Speaker 7: even admitted that when he underwent surgery for prostate cancer,
Speaker 7: he can no longer sexually satisfy her and gave her
Speaker 7: a hall pass. But now she's run off with that
Speaker 7: hall pass and now with another man. And here's what
Speaker 7: she told Timzy.
Speaker 9: I know that's going to come a time when I
Speaker 9: probably won't be able to satisfy all your needs. I
Speaker 9: want you to know that I am okay with you
Speaker 9: finding what you need elsewhere. I only have two rules.
Speaker 9: Don't give me a reason to look for it. Secondly,
Speaker 9: keep the kids out of it. What really aggravates me
Speaker 9: through all of this is that I've given her permission,
Speaker 9: but yes, she still chooses to sneak around, chooses to lie,
Speaker 9: chooses to continually change her story about what's going on
Speaker 9: and why she's leaving me, and this, that and the other.
Speaker 9: And she's told me that this guy's her soul nate,
Speaker 9: but she made the choice, I guess, to choose him
Speaker 9: over me. I do agree that Mia married me for
Speaker 9: my money. Yeah, I absolutely believe her leaving me now
Speaker 9: is tied to the fact that I don't have access
Speaker 9: to assets and my funds are limited at this point
Speaker 9: in time. And this gather that she's saying she believes
Speaker 9: has access to funds, and I think she's leaving me
Speaker 9: for that reason.
Speaker 4: That's why I don't understand women who say things like
Speaker 4: I want me a baller, I want a man who
Speaker 4: got money. Why would a man want you when he
Speaker 4: knows you only want him for the paper Because when
Speaker 4: the paper gone.
Speaker 25: So so was she.
Speaker 7: But we're missing a point. His paper and his penis
Speaker 7: isn't working, so like she's not. I mean, his mouth
Speaker 7: better be working. But if that ain't working, I mean,
Speaker 7: you can't pleasure her or pay for her.
Speaker 4: So I listened to that whole clip. I ain't nothing
Speaker 4: by no penis, said said in prostate prostate prosts. So
Speaker 4: he went under surgery and then that's satisfied. That's why
Speaker 4: he gave it a whole past, meaning like the thing
Speaker 4: wasn't working, and then the credit card ain't working either.
Speaker 2: Like what we doing at this point? That part I
Speaker 2: ain't none that.
Speaker 7: I'm surprised you missed the penis part.
Speaker 4: That's definitely you never missed the penis. Man, shut up, man,
Speaker 4: I ain't doing this all week with both of y'all. Now, okay,
Speaker 4: oh all right, this is going This is going crazy already.
Speaker 2: Just for Richard poor, for better or for worse. This
Speaker 2: is like absolute worse and just poor.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but the hall pass is the crazy thing, right,
Speaker 8: You can't satisfy it and you're financially strained, so you
Speaker 8: give her a hall pass.
Speaker 2: What usually is gonna happen.
Speaker 8: She's gonna find somebody that she's into that can satisfy
Speaker 8: it in the bed and also has the money that
Speaker 8: you don't you know which way.
Speaker 2: She don't have the restrictions on the hall pass.
Speaker 4: The hall pass would have been you can go out
Speaker 4: there and get some broke penis, okay, but you can't
Speaker 4: get no penis that is in this tax bracket.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 7: Maybe Mia and Tia can become a reality show, Tia Mia.
Speaker 7: This guy anyway?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 7: Well, speaking of no value, tea paint is in the
Speaker 7: news because he bought a twelve dollars fake Richard Millie
Speaker 7: and he plans to word outside. He said, if you
Speaker 7: see me out with this, don't say nothing else. Despite
Speaker 7: him having a reported ten million dollars worth of I
Speaker 7: guess that's his net worth, and he's bought this fake watch.
Speaker 7: This is the audio from him talking about it.
Speaker 2: I gotta tell you I'm not wearing this one.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm gonna I'm gonna see what I can get away.
Speaker 6: Bro.
Speaker 9: You see me how it is?
Speaker 4: Just don't say nothing.
Speaker 7: Take that sticker off that mom? What is That's what
Speaker 7: I wanted to say?
Speaker 2: They made what is literally saying fashion watch speak for
Speaker 2: a kid to play dress up one of wear.
Speaker 28: Well, I'll tell you what it's about to before a
Speaker 28: goddamn adult going to a forge for.
Speaker 7: Real now, Richard Milly is usually average around two hundred
Speaker 7: thousand dollars. And I was saying during the break somebody
Speaker 7: in Beverly Hills got shot broad daylight for wearing a
Speaker 7: Richid Milly. It was a real one, but still, people
Speaker 7: don't know real and fake. When you move with a
Speaker 7: fake watch, Yeah, you can be caught out on social media,
Speaker 7: but you can also get killed.
Speaker 4: That's right, somebody don't they Robbers don't know the difference
Speaker 4: between uh, fake rich and Millie's and real ones, not
Speaker 4: at all.
Speaker 7: And you get killed for a twelve dollars fake watch,
Speaker 7: I mean a man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you ain't gonna be Ain't nobody robbing you with
Speaker 4: no fake gun? You guys believe that?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 8: Well that is your rumor. Reports will be back to
Speaker 8: People's Choice mixes up next. It's the breakfast Club. It
Speaker 8: the breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 2: Morning, everybody.
Speaker 8: It's DJ Envy, Charlomagne, the gud We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Jason Lee is here. He's back tomorrow though.
Speaker 7: I am here and Wednesday, that's right, and I.
Speaker 8: Want to salute everybody again. I went out to you know,
Speaker 8: I'm on my HBCU too. I do it each and
Speaker 8: every year homecoming season. I try to touch as many
Speaker 8: HBCUs as possible and we tape it. We try to
Speaker 8: do a document series where we try to teach and
Speaker 8: explain what the HBCU experience is all about for people
Speaker 8: that's never attended or never went to. So we went
Speaker 8: to Alabama, A and M Alabama State. I think we're
Speaker 8: gonna hit Delaware, Howard, and Hampton this year. Last year
Speaker 8: we did fam You, we did Bethune, a couple of others,
Speaker 8: but we just try to hit as many HBCUs as
Speaker 8: possible just to see the different experiences of the HBCU life.
Speaker 8: All right now, Charlomagne, you had your mental Wealth Expo
Speaker 8: over the weekend.
Speaker 4: I did, Man, that's Wednesday. Thank you to everybody who
Speaker 4: came out to the Mental Wealth e x for my
Speaker 4: third annual Mental Wealth x FO. You know, we do
Speaker 4: it every year in honor World Mental Health Day, which
Speaker 4: is tomorrow. Saluted the Mental Wealth Line, that's my nonprofit organization.
Speaker 4: Salute the doctor Alfie Breeland Noble and everybody at the
Speaker 4: Acoma Project and all the panelists who participated, Man, all
Speaker 4: the experts who participated. You know, I can't salute everybody,
Speaker 4: but just thank you all for showing up. And yeah, man,
Speaker 4: I just want to continue to do things like this
Speaker 4: also throughout the year. You know, we get to do
Speaker 4: this once a year. But I feel like, you know,
Speaker 4: me and Styles, people talk about this over the weekend.
Speaker 4: Styles was there speaking on the panel of the Triumph
Speaker 4: and Trauma panel. Actually, and I just want to I
Speaker 4: don't know, I think we got to start going to
Speaker 4: the communities, like we got to start pulling up the
Speaker 4: places like you know, Pharmacy for Life or you know,
Speaker 4: these these these small black owned businesses and just having
Speaker 4: a more intimate thing you bring you bring a therapist,
Speaker 4: are psychiatrists to these to these venues and have like
Speaker 4: one hundred people from the community show up and just
Speaker 4: just pour into them.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 7: So absolutely want down to participate next time.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, yeah, absolutely, So just thank you everybody who came out.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 7: Well this Saturday is a good time. I could do
Speaker 7: this Saturday. So I had started a nonprofit called the
Speaker 7: Hollywood Cares Foundation, and in it we have an im
Speaker 7: ready initiative where we're going back to my hometown of Stockton,
Speaker 7: and there's going to be I think around three hundred
Speaker 7: and fifty young people. We did one last month and
Speaker 7: we weren't going to do another one, but there was
Speaker 7: such a demand to talk about gun violence, safety, financial literacy,
Speaker 7: they brought this up. So we're going to be there
Speaker 7: doing that and you know, just hearing even what you're
Speaker 7: doing with the HBCUs and what you're doing in mental health.
Speaker 7: It's great that we've like figured out how to use
Speaker 7: our platforms to actually help other people, you know, because
Speaker 7: to who much is given, much is require. But I
Speaker 7: got something for you guys too, Can I give it
Speaker 7: to you now? So in twenty nineteen, we started an
Speaker 7: award show at Hollywood and Lot called the Impact Awards,
Speaker 7: and you guys were one of the first recipients. And
Speaker 7: we never I don't think we ever delivered your trophy
Speaker 7: here your ex colleague went to accept it on your behalf.
Speaker 7: But Angelie, this is the actual a war designed by
Speaker 7: Sean Harrison.
Speaker 2: Thank you Sean.
Speaker 7: And you know one thing I just said recently on
Speaker 7: my Instagram And this award was given to the Breakfast.
Speaker 4: Club for the Culture Awards.
Speaker 7: Phenomenal and the reason why you are we the first
Speaker 7: recipient is because of what you do and what you've
Speaker 7: done historically for the culture. You've won every award that
Speaker 7: matters in the world of broadcasting radio. But you know,
Speaker 7: when it comes to black we don't have many black
Speaker 7: owned award shows, and so we created our own award
Speaker 7: show because it's really truly for us, by us. And
Speaker 7: we recently just updated the award and this is what
Speaker 7: it looks like.
Speaker 4: It is angate song gated statues from ass like I've
Speaker 4: never seen what statue.
Speaker 2: Would ask you.
Speaker 4: A little.
Speaker 7: Only said they had to have body, but it also
Speaker 7: has it also has a crown. That's his impact. Charlatne
Speaker 7: none of that charlamage were right to the butt. But
Speaker 7: you know, it's interesting we're in this whole conversation. I
Speaker 7: was talking to him to put him out there, David Stromberg,
Speaker 7: who manages Travis Scott, and I was saying that, you know,
Speaker 7: the value of these awards are when our people hold them.
Speaker 7: Absolutely it's not the Oscar is the Oscar because of
Speaker 7: who holds them. But you know, with all the contriver
Speaker 7: controversies going on in these different award show mediums that
Speaker 7: black folks said, I didn't get honored. You know, well,
Speaker 7: then pull up when you're offered an honor because this
Speaker 7: is for you by us. So you know, interesting, it's
Speaker 7: been a great success so far. Next year June twenty first.
Speaker 4: One, you're understate and how successful the Impact Awards have been.
Speaker 2: Names some of the people that y'all have had.
Speaker 7: That Boy Maywell and Mariah Carry, Lizzo, Tiffany Haddis, Jennifer Lewis,
Speaker 7: baby Face. I mean we've had some Zoe Halleye the
Speaker 7: Vice president, actually pulled up for us with a video
Speaker 7: last year, so yeah, I mean this year, so yeah,
Speaker 7: we've had some really good wow people.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you so much. We appreciate you too. Jason great,
Speaker 2: all right, all right, it's the breakfast off when we
Speaker 2: come back.
Speaker 8: We got the positive notes mourning everybody is dj NV
Speaker 8: Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. It's time for positive note.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's the positive note is simply this man and
Speaker 4: it comes from one of my favorite pages on Instagram,
Speaker 4: the Healing Guys. You should follow them. The Healing Guy posted,
Speaker 4: I used to tolerate a lot because I didn't want
Speaker 4: to lose people. Now I establish boundaries because I don't
Speaker 4: want to lose myself. You'll have a blessed day breakfast club.
Speaker 4: You don't finish the y'all done