Speaker 1: Wait up, wait White.
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Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying, Like, y'all know what y'all
Speaker 3: talking about. Thanks to y'all, bet Black five.
Speaker 4: I love y'all collectively known as Breakfast Cup fifty.
Speaker 3: So I'm always.
Speaker 5: Nervous when I do the Breakfast Club because sometimes you
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Speaker 3: of playing.
Speaker 2: It is Thursday, and obviously we didn't win the one
Speaker 2: point seven billion dollar power Ball.
Speaker 1: How you know that?
Speaker 2: Because the winner is in bought the ticket out in California.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I know she was in California the last
Speaker 2: Cup the days no you have to win.
Speaker 7: I just saw, you know, as I was driving into
Speaker 7: work this morning, I saw the sign go back to
Speaker 7: twenty men. I was like, oh, somebody hit. I don't
Speaker 7: know who hit, but wasn't you. I might have won
Speaker 7: a couple of dollars.
Speaker 3: You didn't win. The people I.
Speaker 7: Always went about like four dollars mostly ever went from
Speaker 7: the powerball was one hundred. You want that much? Yeah,
Speaker 7: I one hundred dollars before from the powerball, I usually
Speaker 7: get like four dollars. I get four dollars, but then
Speaker 7: one time I want a huntred, I.
Speaker 3: Save that ticket. I bought it in here and show Joe. Yeah, well,
Speaker 3: we don't believe you because you'd be telling you be lying.
Speaker 3: I showed you the ticket.
Speaker 7: Listen, you should only you know, believe me when I'm lying,
Speaker 7: and when I tell you I'm lying, you should believe me.
Speaker 7: But I bought in the ticket to show you. But
Speaker 7: you still might not believe that because you still might
Speaker 7: believe your own emotions. That's one of my affirmation set
Speaker 7: this morning. One of my affirmation set this morning that
Speaker 7: you should believe you should deal with realism at all
Speaker 7: times and deal with the reality of the matter and
Speaker 7: not what your emotions tell you the matter is. And
Speaker 7: that's what we'd that's the era we're in right we're
Speaker 7: in a feelings over facts.
Speaker 2: Era correct, yes, yes, yes, but hello, good morning, Good
Speaker 2: morning the data serve. That's right, okay, bigfoot sighting in Colorado?
Speaker 2: All right, life is good. What's happening?
Speaker 3: Jesus Christ, how do y'all feel?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 3: Jamil Hill will be joining us this morning.
Speaker 7: She will her new book when it's not a new
Speaker 7: book papera oh yes, sorry, book Uphill is out in
Speaker 7: paperback then that's right.
Speaker 3: So we're gonna kick it with her. A lot to discuss,
Speaker 3: a lot to talk about it.
Speaker 2: And of course she's she knows a thing or two
Speaker 2: about some sports, so we're gonna talk to about everything
Speaker 2: this morning. And she's executive producing the Colin Kaepernick documentary
Speaker 2: that's coming out next year.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, so she can talk about that as well.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Well, let's get the show crack and
Speaker 2: Teslain figure out has front page news.
Speaker 3: A lot to discuss it, don't go anywhere as the
Speaker 3: breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning morning, everybody's DJ Envy Charlemagne the Guide. We
Speaker 2: are the breakfast club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 2: Good morning, test v Charlemagne the guy because the hood
Speaker 2: which for us, Yes, sir, now quickly, some quick NFL.
Speaker 2: The Broncos take on the Chiefs tonight in Kansas City.
Speaker 2: The game happens at eight fifteen on Amazon.
Speaker 3: Prize seventy three. Oh will be the fun. Score seventy
Speaker 3: three old Kansas City Chiefs. Okay, all right, broncle suck.
Speaker 2: I don't know if there's seventy three old, but I
Speaker 2: think they're gonna get blown out. Now let's talk about
Speaker 2: Carley Russell.
Speaker 9: Yeah, up the update on carl Russell. Do you remember
Speaker 9: everyone or a lot of folks covered this story when
Speaker 9: she was kidnapped or the alleged kidnapp in Alabama that
Speaker 9: she later admitted that was fake, admitted to baking her
Speaker 9: own death. She has been found guilty of too mistery
Speaker 9: to charges related to the case. Now, she pleaded not
Speaker 9: guilty to one count of false reporting to law enforcement
Speaker 9: authorities and one count of falsely reporting the incident. But
Speaker 9: it was was still lying, but a judge even and
Speaker 9: then't even after she apologized, which is really weird. But
Speaker 9: a judge disagreed and found her guilty and was sentenced
Speaker 9: to one year in jail and to pay about eighteen
Speaker 9: thousand dollars in restitution.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 9: Her attorney said that that they did. They asked for
Speaker 9: the verdict because they wanted to appeal this in circuit
Speaker 9: court in order to avoid jail time. He didn't object
Speaker 9: to the restitution. He said that that was fair, but
Speaker 9: he did disagrees with the jail time. Here is what
Speaker 9: else he had to say.
Speaker 11: I think she understands what has happened. She has apologized.
Speaker 11: I know you all said and not through me, but
Speaker 11: that's not good enough. But she has apologized for what transfer.
Speaker 11: I don't want her to have any type of breakdown
Speaker 11: or anything of that nature. So we're haling her with
Speaker 11: kid gloves and trying to make sure her mental state
Speaker 11: is just fine.
Speaker 7: I won if she would have pled guilty and just
Speaker 7: you know, took accountability, full accountability.
Speaker 3: Wh they have been a little bit more lenient on her.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 9: Just think about that. America.
Speaker 2: Probably not, No, I don't think so. But I'm really
Speaker 2: surprised that it went to court so fast. I mean,
Speaker 2: you see all these cases and usually they take years
Speaker 2: or this was very fastest.
Speaker 3: You don't think so.
Speaker 9: I mean, I mean, they made it very clear they
Speaker 9: weren't playing about this, you know, had to stop. The
Speaker 9: kind of like the world stopped. It felt like, you know,
Speaker 9: to look for this young lady into find after there
Speaker 9: was a hope. So I don't know you how fast
Speaker 9: things move in Alabama with their circuit court, but I
Speaker 9: will say, when was this earlier this year?
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, I think I feel like it
Speaker 2: was this year, but it might have been last year
Speaker 2: this year. Yeah, so yeah, I think it was like
Speaker 2: two three months ago. But it just seems like it
Speaker 2: moved so fast. And usually court, I mean, things take years.
Speaker 7: Everything moves fast. It feels like every day it's something new.
Speaker 7: Every day it's something that is captured. Social media's attention
Speaker 7: are America's attention and causing all of this outrage. Everything
Speaker 7: is like feels like that everything is very fleeting nowadays. Now,
Speaker 7: not that it matters, would anyone ever find out why
Speaker 7: she liked in the first.
Speaker 9: Place, never said anything, just you know, just apologize for it.
Speaker 9: Of course people are still interested in that. People still
Speaker 9: on social media saying, yeah, but we want to hear
Speaker 9: from her. That's why the attorney was saying, you know,
Speaker 9: I know you're getting the apology through me, basically because
Speaker 9: people want to hear from her, So still have not
Speaker 9: gotten any answers. I'm sure somebody's going to come up
Speaker 9: with something, you know, down the road, especially the boyfriend.
Speaker 9: Remember he was doing a lot of talking. So I'm
Speaker 9: sure as things progress, more information will come out about that.
Speaker 9: Probably Lifetime movies looks like probably.
Speaker 7: Definitely lifetime, Lifetime of TV one for sure. I was
Speaker 7: gonna sorry on TV, you stupid. They already got went
Speaker 7: on to they gotta call your uni story on tube?
Speaker 3: Do they know? They don't? They do? We don't never
Speaker 3: know what you're lie you're telling? Hold on, let me
Speaker 3: look it up? And why he's looking it up?
Speaker 2: I was gonna ask, financially and legally, can she write
Speaker 2: a book about what happened?
Speaker 3: Can she do her own movie explain what happened? Or
Speaker 3: so she can so she can make money off of this?
Speaker 9: Absolutely she can. I mean, but that doesn't mean that
Speaker 9: people won't sue for the money, or that doesn't mean
Speaker 9: that people want you know, but she has to pay
Speaker 9: the eighteen thousand restitutions. So remember OJ wrote if I
Speaker 9: did it? Remember but that was Yeah, that's true. But
Speaker 9: they sued him for anything he.
Speaker 3: Got, you know, but he had victims, you know, victims
Speaker 3: and family.
Speaker 2: But that's when if she pays the eighteen thousand, which
Speaker 2: is legally and let's say she does the Year in
Speaker 2: Prison and she does a movie based on it, and
Speaker 2: she does a book on it, she can make money
Speaker 2: off anybody.
Speaker 9: I'll see the boyfriend putting something out, I said, I
Speaker 9: see him probably making a move first. But it's something
Speaker 9: really on toob Charlmayne for real.
Speaker 2: Yes called, it's called tukin no shut up. Man's called
Speaker 2: about Callie Russell.
Speaker 3: Because this is about calling. I'm bray. I don't believe you.
Speaker 9: I don't believe you. Believe him when he's live, but
Speaker 9: shut out to twob though. They should jump on this
Speaker 9: right away.
Speaker 3: I got thirty three hundred dollars for a production budget
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 2: It was a Callie Russell movie. All we need is
Speaker 2: a bebby. You just need us a baby in a car.
Speaker 2: Goodness gras al right, Well that is front page news.
Speaker 2: Now get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 2: five one oh five one. If you need the vent
Speaker 2: phone line to wide open again, eight hundred five eight
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Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. Wait, this is your time to get
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Speaker 2: o five one. We want to hear from you on
Speaker 2: the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 12: Yes, this is Calsa.
Speaker 3: Hey call Lisa, good morning. Get it off your chest,
Speaker 3: Cay Lisa.
Speaker 12: Yes, Hey, Hey gj Mvy. But I want to get
Speaker 12: off my test. I want to say, DJ Envy.
Speaker 13: I'm just like you.
Speaker 2: My kids got.
Speaker 12: Locate the name, shout out to Morocco, shout out to Malaysia,
Speaker 12: shout out to London, shout out to Kingston, and also got.
Speaker 3: To my other's two kids, yourself and Xavier.
Speaker 12: Well, I want to get off my test is forgot. Look,
Speaker 12: people can buy these properties.
Speaker 11: They building up some fast.
Speaker 12: Make sure y'all get out inspections because I'm telling you,
Speaker 12: next minute.
Speaker 14: You look after your.
Speaker 12: You know, warranties. Over that year, things start breaking down
Speaker 12: and you can't go back to the building.
Speaker 15: So make sure y'all get out inspections because you'll have.
Speaker 12: Holes and places that you never know that holes is there.
Speaker 3: So get off talk that talk. And I want to yo.
Speaker 2: I want to Kingston so bad. That would be the
Speaker 2: only reason I have another kid. But I don't want
Speaker 2: to never kid that bad. But I wanted to Kingston
Speaker 2: so bad. But yeah I got I got to London,
Speaker 2: I got a Madison, I got a Jackson, I got
Speaker 2: okay in a Brooklyn.
Speaker 3: But damn and the logan, but damn, I wanted the Kingston.
Speaker 3: I love the name Kingston.
Speaker 12: I think that's all because it's daddy from Jamaica.
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course you know my wife from Jamaica, from Jamaica. Yeah,
Speaker 3: if you wanted Kingston, why you just think name of Kingston.
Speaker 2: Because the last baby was Peyton, and I thought, I
Speaker 2: think Kingston is more of a boy's name, but if
Speaker 2: Peyton was a boy, it definitely.
Speaker 3: Would have been Kingston. Peyton is a guy man, Peyton
Speaker 3: could be both Peyton.
Speaker 7: You think Peyton man. Whoever was the most famous person,
Speaker 7: That's what you think of sometimes, but Peyton all the time.
Speaker 7: Any name you name, whoever the most famous person who
Speaker 7: has that name? Whatever Jenny Day are, that's what you think. Well,
Speaker 7: like if a guy, if you name a guy in Oprah,
Speaker 7: they're gonna say that's a girl's name.
Speaker 3: Maybe right, Because Leonardo is a turtle And when I
Speaker 3: think of Leonard, I think of a turtle too.
Speaker 7: Leonardo is actually a very famous painter, Leonardo Davinure. But
Speaker 7: I think of a turtle because you're and we realized that.
Speaker 7: I think we realized that this year you think so.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you Ca Lisa, but thank you you'll had
Speaker 3: a blessed day. Yeah, get it off your chest. Eight
Speaker 3: hundrenk five What Nope, nope, nope, that's what this down
Speaker 3: right here? Hello?
Speaker 14: Who's this this tomorrow? What's going on?
Speaker 16: What's going on?
Speaker 3: Samaw, good morning talk to us.
Speaker 16: Yeah. I ain't really got nothing to get off my
Speaker 16: chest this morning. You know what I'm saying. But you know,
Speaker 16: I just want to let Charlomagne know that he's right
Speaker 16: about that movie. It's called The Nurse That Saw the
Speaker 16: Baby on a Highway or something like that.
Speaker 3: Shut yeah, that's what it is, you right.
Speaker 16: Yeah, hey yo, let me get a shout out real quick. Yeah, man, yo,
Speaker 16: follow me on Instagram and YouTube at Mixed College's podcast.
Speaker 16: It's a DJ podcast. Get that's your board, a.
Speaker 3: Brother, all right? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 2: Eight hundrenk five eight five one oh five one. If
Speaker 2: you need to ben here this up now. It's the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club The Morning The Breakfast Clubs is.
Speaker 3: Your time to get it off your chest. Way up,
Speaker 3: whether you're.
Speaker 4: Mad or blast something, to get up and get something,
Speaker 4: call up now eight hundred and five eight five, one
Speaker 4: oh five one.
Speaker 3: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club. Hello,
Speaker 3: who's there?
Speaker 14: It's too tall from Detroit?
Speaker 3: Too tall? Too tall?
Speaker 14: Yes, what's going on? Charlotte? What's going on? DJN?
Speaker 3: What's your actual height? Too tall?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: How tall?
Speaker 14: Man? Six eight?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 14: You know what I'm saying. So he's standing tall around
Speaker 14: this part?
Speaker 3: Okay? And you can't play no basketball hume?
Speaker 14: Man, Sure I played when I was younger. Man, but
Speaker 14: everybody asks me why you don't play basketball?
Speaker 3: Like them getting ricked some other way or nah, you
Speaker 3: just tell them the truth. I'm trash. I'm tall and
Speaker 3: trash on the basketball court.
Speaker 14: It's okay, yeah for sure, man, But y'all would to
Speaker 14: get off much tests.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 14: I don't know what the world coming to man, messing
Speaker 14: with cash Money's Drake and bird Man and all that
Speaker 14: Drew Ski, you know, especially PG man pg A leegend.
Speaker 14: I people talking about you looking at best and stuff.
Speaker 14: I don't know what the world coming to man. They
Speaker 14: better lead cash Money records over there alone. Man, But
Speaker 14: the boys get on that new wall and mag know
Speaker 14: your third world type stuff.
Speaker 3: You know, well, Drewski's playing, Bro, those are skips and
Speaker 3: sketches he just had. He just needs a comedian. Man.
Speaker 14: You think bird Man taking it like that?
Speaker 3: Bird Y, Yes, Birdman is in on the joke.
Speaker 7: Everybody forget when bird Man and Drewsky did that Instagram
Speaker 7: live together.
Speaker 3: Bird Man is clearly in on the joke.
Speaker 14: Bro Ah Man, all right, that one over my head,
Speaker 14: wasn't it been? BG?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 14: Man? What something?
Speaker 3: What something?
Speaker 14: Talking about?
Speaker 12: May?
Speaker 14: BG man? He's a gangster man, looking like they got
Speaker 14: to put some respects.
Speaker 11: On his name.
Speaker 7: When you say hey, when you say they, you do
Speaker 7: realize you're just talking about a bunch of random comments
Speaker 7: on the internet, right man.
Speaker 14: But comments on the internet, the online stuff, you know
Speaker 14: that people taking it round with him? Man, You know
Speaker 14: bjesus come on and got yours the family, all that
Speaker 14: stuff online talking about he's a gangster man. But I
Speaker 14: don't know if he joked.
Speaker 2: Bro, you gotta stop looking at you gotta stop looking
Speaker 2: into these Instagram commenters.
Speaker 7: Bro, I cannot wait until y'all just put the phones
Speaker 7: down and stop worrying.
Speaker 3: About what a bunch of you don't know y'all say
Speaker 3: they say about y'all.
Speaker 2: I'm sure BG don't care about people with no face
Speaker 2: talking about him. That man just can't just happy to
Speaker 2: be home. He's celebrating with his family. He about to
Speaker 2: get in the studio, get to some more music. I
Speaker 2: don't think he cares. Salute the BG.
Speaker 14: And one more things, Charlotte, have you ever met that
Speaker 14: with Little Mama?
Speaker 7: Man for calling it christ Man, y'all listen, Little Mama
Speaker 7: has been on Breakfast Club like five times since then.
Speaker 3: That's thirteen years ago. Man, like literally thought.
Speaker 14: Yes, that's good, brother, that's good man. I said, well, man,
Speaker 14: it's it's a pleasure being on here with Y'all's hard
Speaker 14: to get through to y'all. Man, y'all, y'all need them
Speaker 14: all lines and something. Man, damn we got bar Bro.
Speaker 3: But thank you for calling and checking out.
Speaker 14: Right, brother, I have a pillow, man, y'all have a
Speaker 14: blessed that.
Speaker 3: You know what is?
Speaker 2: There's two things that people always say. They be like, yo,
Speaker 2: what's up with Charlamagne and Little Mama? And I'm like,
Speaker 2: little Mama's been on the show several times After that,
Speaker 2: people always say what's up with you and DJ Drama.
Speaker 3: I'm like, Drama's been on the show many times.
Speaker 7: After that, But you know, I don't because the way
Speaker 7: the Internet moves, it's like, even though that happened thirteen
Speaker 7: years ago, if you never saw it, say you just
Speaker 7: saw it yesterday, it's new to you.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. You don't realize that was
Speaker 3: thirteen years ago. You had we had.
Speaker 7: The Internet has these little moments in time where these
Speaker 7: these frozen moments, these moments are suspended in time, right,
Speaker 7: and so to us, we know the context it was
Speaker 7: thirteen years ago, but somebody might just see it and
Speaker 7: be like, oh, that happened yesterday, right, you know that's it.
Speaker 3: I get it all right, We'll get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five one five one. Now when
Speaker 2: we come back, we got to talk Jada Pinkett Smith.
Speaker 2: Now she's saying in her new book, maybe allegedly Chris
Speaker 2: Rock tried to holler at.
Speaker 3: Her, well, I got to do it.
Speaker 2: Anything, Well, we'll explain it when we come back. It's
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club the morning the Breakfast Club. I told
Speaker 2: you how incredible that says. The concert was last week
Speaker 2: when I went to it on Friday. Right, it's very cinematic.
Speaker 2: That's SOS tour.
Speaker 7: Okay, it's a whole it's a boat in life, rash
Speaker 7: and water on stage and her head.
Speaker 3: Don't get wet now one time. It's incredible.
Speaker 2: All right, morning everybody, It's dj n V. Charlamage the God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rooms.
Speaker 2: Let's talk Jada Pinkett Smith, whole lot.
Speaker 3: Of names or you've gossip been on? Is the rumor report?
Speaker 15: I mean, I guess we on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: This is where the tea spells right right now, Charlamage.
Speaker 3: You asked why.
Speaker 2: That's because she is writing a book, and in this
Speaker 2: book she's talking about a lot of different things. Now,
Speaker 2: yesterday we reported that Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith
Speaker 2: have been on I guess some type of break.
Speaker 17: There are so many surprising things in the book. But
Speaker 17: the thing that surprised me the most that I actually
Speaker 17: had to reread it because I said, is this true?
Speaker 17: Was that in twenty sixteen you and Will decided that
Speaker 17: you were going to live completely separate lives. It was
Speaker 17: not a divorce on paper, but it was a divorce.
Speaker 17: So from the year twenty sixteen, which is seven years ago.
Speaker 3: Now, yes, y'all have been a part.
Speaker 7: Yeah, as a Pinkett Smith, Winfrey knows all to I
Speaker 7: rebuke all of this.
Speaker 2: Okay, well came rebuke because it's in a book now.
Speaker 2: Jada Pinket also talks to People magazine. She says, every summer,
Speaker 2: all the reports will come out that me and Will
Speaker 2: were getting a divorce.
Speaker 3: Spill that tea girl.
Speaker 2: In this particular summer, Chris Rock he thought that we
Speaker 2: were getting a divorce. So he called me and basically
Speaker 2: he was like, I'd love to take you out.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 2: Rashawna Pinkett Smith said that she was taken back by
Speaker 2: the call. She said she was like, what do you mean?
Speaker 2: He was like, well, aren't you and Will getting a divorce?
Speaker 2: I was like, no, Chris, those are just rumors. Pickett
Speaker 2: Smith recalled. He was appalled and profusely apologized, and that
Speaker 2: was that.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Also recently Tommy Davis, no no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: keep that there, just gonna spell that tea and then
Speaker 2: not gonna discuss it.
Speaker 3: Girl, I'm discussed, so discuss.
Speaker 7: I just would like to say I hate headline culture,
Speaker 7: you know, because when you see a headline, you know
Speaker 7: like that. Just know it's always for clickbait when you
Speaker 7: dig a little deeper. In by dig a little deeper,
Speaker 7: actually read the story. If you read the actual story
Speaker 7: and make sense in context, because uh, in People magazine,
Speaker 7: it says Chris thought that they were getting a divorce.
Speaker 7: So he called and basically said, I'd love to take
Speaker 7: you out. And she said, what do you mean, and
Speaker 7: she said, well, aren't He said, well, aren't you and
Speaker 7: Will getting a divorce? And she said no, Chris, those
Speaker 7: are just rumors. Then she said, and this is very important.
Speaker 7: Chris was appalled, and he profusely apologized.
Speaker 3: And that was that, isn't that what I just read?
Speaker 3: So you want to be a girl, you want to
Speaker 3: be a girlfriend. I ain't had none of that. You
Speaker 3: just made it.
Speaker 2: I said all of that, I said, He was appalled
Speaker 2: that he profusely you know, you need to you need
Speaker 2: to stress that the way you stretched said, you need
Speaker 2: to stress that the way everybody stretches. Chris rapped that,
Speaker 2: asked Jada Pinkin Smith out, I don't just breathe by that,
Speaker 2: and that I read exactly what was in People magazine.
Speaker 7: But he stressed the fact that he was appalled and
Speaker 7: he approved profu apologize.
Speaker 3: I said, exactly, But that's.
Speaker 7: How people trying to make it seem like, Oh, that's
Speaker 7: why Will smacked Christ people the internet.
Speaker 3: Of course it wasn't me. That's how I read it. Well,
Speaker 3: just putting it out there. I want to stress that.
Speaker 3: But let me ask you a question, right, how how close?
Speaker 3: And how cool?
Speaker 14: Chris?
Speaker 3: It's a good question. They clearly weren't. They weren't close?
Speaker 3: Question because if we're close, you feel a way about it?
Speaker 3: Correct or not?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 3: See, you're making up stuff.
Speaker 2: If no, nigga, you adding salt the same way you
Speaker 2: add Beijing to your face black just for men, you
Speaker 2: adding stuff, don't add.
Speaker 3: Nothing to it. I'm asking if they were close. I
Speaker 3: asked that. I'm just asking a question. There's no need
Speaker 3: to ask question, to ask a great question. If they
Speaker 3: were close? Yes, I hate it. How would you feel
Speaker 3: if they were close? Have nothing to do with it?
Speaker 3: Does it does? Well? Let's continue on.
Speaker 2: Will Smith allegedly rolled up on Tommy Davis and now
Speaker 2: Tommy Davis and you know, comedian and actor. He was
Speaker 2: on Shannon Sharp's Club Shade Shape podcast for a new
Speaker 2: episode and This is what he said.
Speaker 3: One time Will Smith stepped to him.
Speaker 18: He came into the trailer and I was sitting down.
Speaker 18: He's standing over me like this, and he's like, I
Speaker 18: appreciate that, man, Right, I'm going, what's going on?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 3: Tell me what's happening? Man? He said, I don't appreciate that.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 18: And Jada's going, Will Will, I'm saying, but I mean,
Speaker 18: what's happening, man? Now you tell me what's happening.
Speaker 3: Hm?
Speaker 14: Hm.
Speaker 3: You don't want to dude about to do something.
Speaker 18: He might do something, right, So you didn't really know
Speaker 18: what he was actually talking, but I know what he
Speaker 18: was doing. So finally I just said, this is a
Speaker 18: small place and people are here. You want we should
Speaker 18: talk about it? Me and you outside because it looked
Speaker 18: like you gonna need to get something off your chest, right.
Speaker 18: And then Janny was like, oh no, no, no, no, no, y'all,
Speaker 18: no y'all, And I was like, what do you mean, nah, y'all?
Speaker 3: Tell him? Oh god, this is amazing how algorithms work.
Speaker 7: Because Tommy Davison told that story in his books Funny
Speaker 7: About Me, and he told that story here on The
Speaker 7: Brokes Club before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it just came out yesterday on Club Shashaye,
Speaker 2: and people are revisiting that now. Tyrese Gibson, you know
Speaker 2: Tyresee right? You ain't you ain't you still got Tyree's
Speaker 2: name in your mouth? Hum, I'm reporting.
Speaker 3: Tyrese name out your get in mouth. I'm just reporting
Speaker 3: the story, brother man. Tyrese Gibson.
Speaker 2: You know Tyrese right, he was soon mode for ten
Speaker 2: million dollars over an interview that he did here on
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. If you don't remember, let's take you
Speaker 2: back to when Tyree was up here wasting my time
Speaker 2: with that interview. Okay, what you apologize for?
Speaker 19: I asked Charlemagne to God to come to Atlanta and
Speaker 19: do a full on interview with myself and my ex
Speaker 19: post the crying video post what God?
Speaker 3: So y'are together at this time? We were together, we
Speaker 3: vote for on the college and did the whole interview.
Speaker 19: Brian Barber, the director who I hired this does the interview,
Speaker 19: says I'm gonna go home get this edited.
Speaker 3: I said, Yo, I'm gonna work with you. To Ed,
Speaker 3: that's the point of you doing this has taken the
Speaker 3: footage and refused to give it back.
Speaker 19: I paid thirty five thousand dollars total for this whole
Speaker 19: Then I found out he did it.
Speaker 3: The Big Boy did it to Dallas, Austin did it.
Speaker 3: Caught a couple.
Speaker 2: So I don't care if he see this interview because
Speaker 2: I'm too honest. Well, Brian Barker did see the interview,
Speaker 2: Brian Barber. Barbara says Barker. Brian Barber did see the interview,
Speaker 2: and now he's claiming that Tyrese attacked his character and reputation.
Speaker 2: He says Barbara said that the footage and refused to
Speaker 2: give it back. He said that wasn't true. He said
Speaker 2: Gibson paid Barber thirty five thousand dollars total to film
Speaker 2: the interview footage, and Barbara also stole footage from two
Speaker 2: other public figures.
Speaker 3: He said that's not true. He said.
Speaker 2: Barbara claimed that the actors management specifically instructed him not
Speaker 2: to release any portion of the interview to protect the
Speaker 2: reputation of the Fast nine star Brian.
Speaker 7: Barbas Luke Brian Barber, he directed all the videos on outcasts.
Speaker 7: Speak about the Love Below, which is the highest selling
Speaker 7: rap album of all time.
Speaker 3: Yep, you tired? You finished reporting bad news? About Tarry's
Speaker 3: I'm just reporting.
Speaker 2: Just reporting, like every other blogsite, like TMZ, like Shade Room,
Speaker 2: like Hollywood Unlocked, like Ball Alert.
Speaker 3: Just reporting. So you're blogging now? You a blogging now?
Speaker 3: No more dope. No.
Speaker 2: Actually I shouldn't be able to be doing the rumor report.
Speaker 2: Somebody else should be doing here. But we haven't picked
Speaker 2: the third co hold yet, So because of that, I
Speaker 2: have to do this bull crap. But what else am
Speaker 2: I going to do?
Speaker 7: Salut to just Laris? You know, I don't know if
Speaker 7: you've seen her in the Lady of BMF movie. It's
Speaker 7: on BT plus. Okay, right now dropping the clues ball
Speaker 7: for Hillary. That Lady of BMTH movie. Man they got
Speaker 7: you know Leon, right you David Ruff?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, he's playing Big Beach.
Speaker 7: Viviicalt Fox is playing Big Meat's brothers, Big Tu, Jesselaris
Speaker 7: and her sister. They playing federal informants who end up
Speaker 7: telling them Vivocal Wait, you said, Viviicult Fox is playing
Speaker 7: Big Meaches brother Big T.
Speaker 3: It's acting. Viviical Fox is playing the man acting. I
Speaker 3: just asked, what so she is?
Speaker 7: I'm lying, but you know you should still watch guid
Speaker 7: thirteen years and guys crazy and for all our listeners
Speaker 7: out there.
Speaker 2: If you believe in me at this point, you're an idiot.
Speaker 2: I don't know what to believe anymore with you. Sometimes
Speaker 2: I really don't told you when I'm lying. I don't know, Okay,
Speaker 2: I really don't know.
Speaker 7: But the first lady of BMT vislin et plus right now,
Speaker 7: though yes you know what, according to just Hilarius.
Speaker 3: Tooby didn't want it. I don't know if that's true.
Speaker 3: Shut up, man, you can use the people. People don't know.
Speaker 2: If bt plus the first lady a BMF bt plus
Speaker 2: right now, nobody believe you it is.
Speaker 3: Go watch it, matter of fact, salute the Biblical Fox.
Speaker 7: Because I saw biflicult Fox last night sitting courtside at
Speaker 7: the New York Liberty Las Vegas Aces game.
Speaker 3: I don't be watching that.
Speaker 2: She had the BMF shirt on. I don't believe you.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you tell the truth that the
Speaker 2: fact this is all true. Don't say it's a fact,
Speaker 2: because I don't know if I should believe you or
Speaker 2: not believe you.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell you this.
Speaker 7: I lied a little just now, and I told the
Speaker 7: truth a little just now. Go do your own research
Speaker 7: and you figure it out, okay, and that is your
Speaker 7: room will report right.
Speaker 3: I don't like you.
Speaker 2: All right, when we come back, Tesla figure O will
Speaker 2: be joining us. She got front page news and don't move.
Speaker 2: It's to breakfast Loco Morning, the Breakfast Club. Your mornings
Speaker 2: will never be the same morning, everybody. It's dj n
Speaker 2: V charlamagnea God, we are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 9: Welcome back, felloes of Warner, djmvs.
Speaker 3: Charlemagne to God, that what's happening. Now, let's do some
Speaker 3: quick sports. The Broncos take on the Chiefs tonight in
Speaker 3: Kansas City.
Speaker 2: The game happens at eight fifteen Eastern time, but you
Speaker 2: got to watch it on Amazon Prime. All right, now,
Speaker 2: let's jump right into it. Let's talk about Republicans that
Speaker 2: the Republicans picked.
Speaker 9: That guy looks like their God, maybe the guy that
Speaker 9: compared himself to David Duke. House Republicans agree Wednesday to
Speaker 9: nominate Steve Scalise, who reportedly described himself as David Duke
Speaker 9: without the baggage. He was up against Jim Jordan for
Speaker 9: the Republican Party nomination, and he still making some pushback
Speaker 9: from lawmakers who are loyal to Jordan. So they still
Speaker 9: have not made a decision, still in disarray. But Scalise
Speaker 9: attended a white supremacist conference that Duke organized in two
Speaker 9: thousand and two, and he described himself he described this
Speaker 9: as a mistake, you know, after folks kind of called
Speaker 9: him out on it. But Duke said that Scalise was
Speaker 9: invited because he would communicate a lot, and that he
Speaker 9: was friendly with Kenny Knight, who is Duke's political advisors.
Speaker 9: So few Republicans even stepped out yesterday said you know,
Speaker 9: I just can't nominate somebody who calls himself a David Duke.
Speaker 9: So and then there's also some folks that are saying, hey, well,
Speaker 9: at least he's putting it on the table and calling
Speaker 9: it what it is.
Speaker 3: So there you go.
Speaker 9: The person over the speaker of the House of the
Speaker 9: House may be akin to David Duke.
Speaker 2: Now for people that what that means, Yeah, for people
Speaker 2: that don't know who David Duke is, just break down.
Speaker 2: For people that might not know who.
Speaker 9: David Duke is, so that is who founded the KKK.
Speaker 3: There you go, upset. Did anybody ask him know? Did
Speaker 3: anybody ask him like, well, what does that mean? David
Speaker 3: Duke without the baggage.
Speaker 9: Well, when they asked, you just said it was a
Speaker 9: mistake that I went and left it at that. I
Speaker 9: don't know what without I don't know what the bag
Speaker 9: without the baggage with me with somebody who found it
Speaker 9: the KKK out.
Speaker 3: Of So is that like David Duke without the hood
Speaker 3: or something like that?
Speaker 7: That was without what I'm saying, he didn't found the
Speaker 7: whole KKK though right came in around a long time.
Speaker 3: He found it the whole KKK.
Speaker 9: Uh, he did not find found the entire KKK. Let
Speaker 9: let's look it up. Let's give him that the exact, uh,
Speaker 9: the exact definition of who is David Duke.
Speaker 3: But he's over it.
Speaker 9: When't you think that is enough?
Speaker 3: They got different chapters. Are one of the chapters the
Speaker 3: grand wizard of one of the chapters?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so my pother so let me let me correct that.
Speaker 9: So he is a white supremacist, anti Semitic conspiracy theorist
Speaker 9: and was the former grand Wizard of the KKK. So
Speaker 9: not found it? So my potter is gone to correct.
Speaker 9: So he is the former grand wizard.
Speaker 3: No, they don't.
Speaker 7: They said he did found uh yeah, the Knights of
Speaker 7: the ku Kluck Plan. I guess that's a chapter. He
Speaker 7: did that in seventy five.
Speaker 9: Jesus, yeah, well it's the KKK.
Speaker 7: So well is that he's tried to put a kinder,
Speaker 7: gentler face on the Kku man.
Speaker 3: I'm reading it right now.
Speaker 7: The Knights of the Koolkluck Plan founded by David Duke
Speaker 7: in nineteen seventy five. The Knights of the KKK has
Speaker 7: attempted to put a kinder, gentler face on the klan.
Speaker 3: What's the kind of face? They put a smiley face
Speaker 3: in the sheet instead of.
Speaker 9: That, are looked like maybe the Kinler Jendler is to
Speaker 9: be you know, speak of the House again without the baggage.
Speaker 14: I don't know.
Speaker 9: So this is going to be interesting if they move
Speaker 9: forward and he still doesn't have the supposed to do it.
Speaker 9: By the way, so we do not currently have a
Speaker 9: Speaker of the House, and again got a war going on.
Speaker 9: We're in the middle of the case uplos to keep forgetting.
Speaker 9: We're in the middle of a pause on a shutdown,
Speaker 9: so a lot of business needs be handled in the
Speaker 9: house and they can't figure out who the leader will be.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 3: All right, well, let's jump into Detroit. What's going on
Speaker 3: with Detroit?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Detroit three Automakers have laid off roughly forty eight
Speaker 9: hundred workers at factories that were not among the plants
Speaker 9: that were hit by the United Auto Workers strike, which
Speaker 9: has lasted for nearly four weeks. So bottom line is,
Speaker 9: even the folks who did not strike and want to
Speaker 9: work have been laid off. The company says the strikes
Speaker 9: they were forced to do this because of the other strikes.
Speaker 9: They note that the job cuts have occurred mainly at
Speaker 9: factories that make parts for assembly plants that were closed
Speaker 9: by the strikes. In one case, layoffs have been imposed
Speaker 9: at a factory that use supplies for the parts. The
Speaker 9: UAW rejects that argument. It contends that the layoffs are
Speaker 9: unjustified and were imposed as part of the company's pressure
Speaker 9: campaign to persuade the members to accept less favorable turns
Speaker 9: and negotiations with automakers. The factories that have been affected
Speaker 9: by the layoffs or in Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Kansas, Indiana,
Speaker 9: and New York. So bottom line, simply put, they're saying no,
Speaker 9: they're calling bs on that and saying they're just doing
Speaker 9: that too, you know, I guess intimidate those who are
Speaker 9: on strike to get back to work since it's affecting so.
Speaker 2: Many people, right, well, I just hope that the automakers
Speaker 2: and everybody strike it out there gets you know, meet
Speaker 2: somewhere in the middle, and these people get back to
Speaker 2: work and start making it, you know, because they got
Speaker 2: to pay for their kids, They gotta pay for everything
Speaker 2: that they got to pay for. So I just hope
Speaker 2: that they can get to a good place and everybody's
Speaker 2: happy and those uh, I guess those strikes, and.
Speaker 7: If they don't, they stay on strike, just like the actors,
Speaker 7: the actors, you know, the actors going right back on strike,
Speaker 7: you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But the problem is, even when they're going strike, a
Speaker 2: lot of these people can't afford the stuff now. They
Speaker 2: can't afford their mortgage, their rent, they're you know, the
Speaker 2: their car loans.
Speaker 7: Temporary sacrifice for for a long term game, Yeah, I agree,
Speaker 7: but not just for them before the people coming behind them.
Speaker 3: That's what the whole point of a strike is.
Speaker 14: Like.
Speaker 7: Sometimes you put it on the line to let people know, like, hey,
Speaker 7: we don't like what's happening. If we don't stand for
Speaker 7: something now then you know it'll never get better, So
Speaker 7: I'm not mad at it.
Speaker 2: I just hope they can get through pretty fast though.
Speaker 2: Mm hm, all right, well that is front page News.
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Speaker 2: All right, now, when we come back, Jamil Hill will
Speaker 2: be joining us. She has a new well not a
Speaker 2: new book, but her paperback of her book came out.
Speaker 2: We got a lot to discuss it. Don't go anywhere.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 2: Club owning everybody is dj NV charlamagnea God. We are
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. You got a special guest in the building. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 2: mel Hill, welcome back.
Speaker 14: Hey.
Speaker 13: You know I always love to sit with y'all, enjoy
Speaker 13: the conversations.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 3: And the paperback is out right now it is.
Speaker 13: Yeah, my baby is growed up a little bit. It's
Speaker 13: now a toddler. I guess so. A year ago the
Speaker 13: hardcover of my memoir Uphill came out and now the paperback.
Speaker 7: How was the response to putting out a memoir, because
Speaker 7: you know, in memoirs you put out so much information,
Speaker 7: you reveal things you probably never told anybody. Response, not
Speaker 7: just from the general public, but from like your family
Speaker 7: and stuff.
Speaker 13: The response was generally good. It was mostly positive.
Speaker 5: There was somebody in my family who took issue with it,
Speaker 5: and that created some tension and attention is still there, unfortunately,
Speaker 5: and so you know, I'm still processing that part.
Speaker 3: They did not have a conversation before.
Speaker 13: We did have a.
Speaker 5: Conversation before, but I just didn't think how they reacted
Speaker 5: to it would be the way they reacted. And they
Speaker 5: took it to Facebook as opposed to taking it to me. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and then they aired our stuff that was not even
Speaker 5: in the.
Speaker 3: Book, and it was like why and probably that wasn't true.
Speaker 5: Yeah, some of it was definitely I looked at very skeptically,
Speaker 5: and it wasn't about me. It was it was about
Speaker 5: my mom, to be candid, and so I was not
Speaker 5: happy that that was the course of action that they chose,
Speaker 5: and so it caused a fracture in our relationship.
Speaker 7: Put my first book was the same thing and family. Oh,
Speaker 7: I can't write a book, but I can go to Facebook.
Speaker 5: Right exactly, you know, and especially it's not like this
Speaker 5: person couldn't have called me like they could have and
Speaker 5: we could have had a conversation about it. And I
Speaker 5: guess the surprising part they didn't take issue or what
Speaker 5: was written as in terms of like it not being true.
Speaker 5: The issue was when we finally did have that discussion,
Speaker 5: was that they weren't in.
Speaker 3: It enough so that really they wanted to side out there. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh, they just felt like they should have been, you know,
Speaker 5: that their role in my life should have been more
Speaker 5: highlighted or more and I thought I did a pretty
Speaker 5: good job of it as it was, but apparently it
Speaker 5: was not on part with this person, and so yeah, with.
Speaker 3: Their role in your life as big as they actually
Speaker 3: thought it was.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, I guess if you want me to
Speaker 5: say what it is, because I see you're getting to
Speaker 5: But it was my father who had issue. Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: that was my father had an issue with some of
Speaker 5: the things that were in the book, not necessarily because
Speaker 5: they were untrue, but he felt like he should have
Speaker 5: been more prominently featured in the book. That was what
Speaker 5: I got from it, and so I it wasn't It
Speaker 5: was a very difficult conversation to have, and so those
Speaker 5: conversations have been somewhat ongoing, and I told them I
Speaker 5: needed to kind of press pause because I need to
Speaker 5: process what you said to me, because I took a
Speaker 5: lot of issue with it.
Speaker 3: Now do you think, what do you think a second
Speaker 3: jail Hill book would be about.
Speaker 5: Well, there will be another Jamil Hale book, and it
Speaker 5: is much like this memoir of something I didn't expect
Speaker 5: to write.
Speaker 13: But the second book will be a children's book.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, So I'm writing a children's book, and it
Speaker 5: will cover some parts of Uphill, like just kind of
Speaker 5: you know, how I was able to overcome some adversity
Speaker 5: and some of the more positive career stuff like some
Speaker 5: of that will be part of it.
Speaker 13: But generally speaking, it will be sort of like my love.
Speaker 5: Letter to a lot of the women whose stories haven't
Speaker 5: been told, a lot of the women who I've admired,
Speaker 5: and so it'll I'm really looking forward to. I've never
Speaker 5: written before a children's audience before, so this will be
Speaker 5: quite a challenge. It'll be the opposite almost from a
Speaker 5: memoir because you're pouring everything into this book, and you know,
Speaker 5: it's like two hundred and fifty three hundred pages and
Speaker 5: a children's book. You have to be quite concise, and
Speaker 5: you have to make sure that they understand the general
Speaker 5: themes that you're trying to yet. Yeah, I mean it's
Speaker 5: it'll be a combination of my story and the stories
Speaker 5: of women whose stories need to be told. And you
Speaker 5: know women I've admired. So yeah, some of them famous,
Speaker 5: some of them not as famous as others. I mean,
Speaker 5: I'm trying to like really unearthed and tell the stories
Speaker 5: of some women who probably didn't get the flowers that
Speaker 5: they deserved.
Speaker 3: Gotcha.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we just had an all set up here and
Speaker 7: you had some words about his and if you would hype,
Speaker 7: you out something off the podcaster and you said, you
Speaker 7: feel like this is a racing real hip hop journalism.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do.
Speaker 5: I mean, listen, I admit I'm spoiled. It's like when
Speaker 5: when hip hop was really coming into his own and growing.
Speaker 5: You know, that's when you had Vibe, you had Kevin
Speaker 5: Powell and Dream Hampton and Danielle Smith, and there was
Speaker 5: like a real hip hop journalism sort of movement there
Speaker 5: that covered the culture, that covered theist artists tried to
Speaker 5: tell the full three sixty dimensions of their stories and
Speaker 5: as you know, you know, mainstream media wasn't messing with
Speaker 5: hip hop like that.
Speaker 13: They weren't telling these stories.
Speaker 5: And so now it's just interesting to me the platforms
Speaker 5: they wind up on, Like look at sexy Red, like
Speaker 5: why was she on that podcast? But what you know
Speaker 5: with THEO like that, does that seem like the type
Speaker 5: of podcast that you would expect Sexy Red to be on?
Speaker 3: Probably not.
Speaker 7: I don't know, because is interesting. And Mark on there
Speaker 7: one day one time and he was talking. He was
Speaker 7: talking about how sexy, that's what Charlommage cares about. That's all.
Speaker 3: Really was like a whole five not blushing it, but
Speaker 3: I think you were a beautiful man. He was like,
Speaker 3: I'm like, literally, I'm blushing it compliment. The compliment is
Speaker 3: a compliment.
Speaker 2: I was like, I was like, wow, not Bleushing's so
Speaker 2: sill him on the date I got Lady Features, I
Speaker 2: promise you that's.
Speaker 3: What you were saying. Look, he remembers every.
Speaker 2: Live I do.
Speaker 5: I do, but I don't I don't know what the
Speaker 5: old angles is what I'm yeah, I mean he's had
Speaker 5: an eclectic group of guests, So I guess maybe from
Speaker 5: that standpoint, you could say that she fits.
Speaker 13: But it's just when I watched that interaction and I
Speaker 13: get it. I know what her stick is a lot
Speaker 13: of it.
Speaker 5: As many people say, like she clearly borrowed some of
Speaker 5: this from Funny Marco, who actually think does it pretty well. Yeah,
Speaker 5: like he he has, he's got a good thing going
Speaker 5: and her I guess looking at her rise, it was
Speaker 5: kind of curious to me, like her podcast has not
Speaker 5: been existence enough for that long. I think the way
Speaker 5: the story was told was like Drake saw her on TikTok.
Speaker 5: I think, yeah, on TikTok, but she was with Funny Marko.
Speaker 5: I think that's the interview that he saw. That's at
Speaker 5: least that's sort of what's been reported and out there.
Speaker 5: And then he just up and decided, you know, hey,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna just go on this random podcast, which he
Speaker 5: has every right to do. But when I look about
Speaker 5: who are the caretakers of hip hop, the caretakers of
Speaker 5: how this culture is covered, it's us, you know, for
Speaker 5: the most part. That's not to say the OFFSET can't
Speaker 5: do interviews with people outside the culture, but I notice
Speaker 5: how those interviews are received, and for that matter, how
Speaker 5: they're treated on those interviews.
Speaker 13: And it makes me concerned overall.
Speaker 5: Honestly, I know a lot a ton of black journalists
Speaker 5: who could go who could use that kind of boost.
Speaker 13: And to me, especially given we see the.
Speaker 5: Danger of when our stories aren't told and they're trying
Speaker 5: to erase our stories in real time, I would like
Speaker 5: to see artists like him, artists like Drake, other black
Speaker 5: artists in general, be more intentional about the type of
Speaker 5: media that they try to do, right, Like, that's why
Speaker 5: Breakfast Club has the status and the stature that it does,
Speaker 5: because this is a place that has been established for
Speaker 5: the culture.
Speaker 13: And it would be nice if some of these.
Speaker 5: Artists understood that there's something larger at play than just
Speaker 5: going viral.
Speaker 2: Now I agree, I agree with you because I feel like,
Speaker 2: you know, if you think about an artist like Drake
Speaker 2: or or I was great, I would never call it
Speaker 2: o Yati or any of these.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I mean, I agree, you have a choice, right, Like
Speaker 2: why would I go in heare and deal with that
Speaker 2: on a run? But I agree, But you give somebody
Speaker 2: an opportunity that is not from the culture, that probably
Speaker 2: does not care about the culture. And there's a lot
Speaker 2: of black journalists that are coming from all these different
Speaker 2: spaces that would die for interview like that that you
Speaker 2: could really make their career.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: So you as see Drake with Funny Marko. If he
Speaker 7: was gonna do an interview like that, you have to
Speaker 7: see him doing Funny well, and.
Speaker 5: Especially because it was kind of Funny Marko's thing, right,
Speaker 5: and so that would have made you know, kind of
Speaker 5: more sense. And even if you look at you know,
Speaker 5: I know he's a friend of the show Roland Martin,
Speaker 5: Like Roland Martin has one of the few black owned
Speaker 5: media platforms there are, like they're they're practically non existent.
Speaker 5: So that to me should be a platform that black
Speaker 5: celebrities and entertainers and musicians intentionally try to go on
Speaker 5: understanding what the landscape looks like.
Speaker 3: I mean, do you look at Rolling in that way?
Speaker 3: I Rolling?
Speaker 5: I know Roland has had a lot of entertainers like
Speaker 5: on his show before, and I know I get it
Speaker 5: from a political ram just using him as an example.
Speaker 5: But like when you look at how black media voices,
Speaker 5: you know, the birth of them that are out there,
Speaker 5: thankfully there's this you know, you of course you have
Speaker 5: like you know other shows where Angie Angela, Ye like
Speaker 5: there there there are other platforms, but I feel like
Speaker 5: that they should be very intentional about the places that
Speaker 5: they go because what what happens is the situations that
Speaker 5: you see with Sexy Red, That's what happens.
Speaker 3: I willn't go anywhere. We got more with Jamil Hill.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast logan Morning, Good Morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody's dj n V. Charlamagne the God. We are the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club which still kicking it with the talented Jamil Hill.
Speaker 2: Now recently, Colin Kaepernick wrote a letters to Jets you
Speaker 2: in support of that.
Speaker 3: Talk about it. Yep.
Speaker 13: So, as you guys know, there's like so many false
Speaker 13: narratives out there about him.
Speaker 6: One.
Speaker 5: You know, people, whatever his name comes up, they start
Speaker 5: running away with these things that they've supposedly heard or
Speaker 5: supposedly have been reported that haven't been He's never been
Speaker 5: offered any money, He's never been offered a contract by
Speaker 5: another team since he left the forty nine ers. So
Speaker 5: this idea that Colin Wood is asking for all kinds
Speaker 5: of money, or that he said he only wants to
Speaker 5: be a starter, that he never wants to be a backup,
Speaker 5: like none of that was ever true. And I think
Speaker 5: the one benefit to people seeing that letter is knowing
Speaker 5: how earnest and committed that he is. He just asked
Speaker 5: to run a practice squad, he said in the letter.
Speaker 5: I know you're trying to prepare Zach Wilson to be
Speaker 5: the starter this season.
Speaker 13: I'm fine with that. I'm here to support that. I'll
Speaker 13: just run a practice squad.
Speaker 5: And for those of you who don't know about the
Speaker 5: practice squad, every NFL team has won, and these are
Speaker 5: fringe NFL players like he could run a practice squad.
Speaker 3: I didn't admit it.
Speaker 5: I mean it's frankly, given his skill level and where
Speaker 5: he was in a game, it's something that would probably
Speaker 5: be beneath him in terms of skill set. But he
Speaker 5: is willing to do that just to show how much
Speaker 5: he wants to still keep his NFL dream alive. So
Speaker 5: I was glad that the letter came out so people
Speaker 5: could see what his true intentions are, and frankly always happened.
Speaker 3: I didn't like it for exactly what you just said.
Speaker 7: Why is that it's beneath him like he's Kylin Kaepernick,
Speaker 7: like you have grown to be this disfigure that people
Speaker 7: look to with reverence. You know, we love what you
Speaker 7: stood for or neeled for, you know, and it's just like,
Speaker 7: I don't want to see you writing a letter begging
Speaker 7: these people for a job on the practice.
Speaker 5: But here's the thing, though Charlemagne, is that what he
Speaker 5: doesn't want to do is leave them with an excuse,
Speaker 5: like they can't say, oh, he was unwilling to be
Speaker 5: on a practice squad, and he was unwilling to do,
Speaker 5: you know, something that would be considered like very entry
Speaker 5: level work. They can't say that because that those are
Speaker 5: narratives that the NFL has, you know, secretly tried to
Speaker 5: float out there to try to under mind his credibility.
Speaker 5: Is like, oh, well, if he really loved playing professional football,
Speaker 5: then he would lower himself and take this entry level job.
Speaker 5: And he's like, yeah, yeah, I would, so not what's
Speaker 5: your excuse? You said I couldn't throw. You said I
Speaker 5: was washed up? Okay, the Raiders said I had a
Speaker 5: great workout. What's your excuse? So this shifts it back
Speaker 5: to them, So what is your excuse?
Speaker 3: I don't think anybody believed that, though, I think we
Speaker 3: know why Colin kaeperniggas not. Now.
Speaker 13: I think they're well I'll say this.
Speaker 3: He kneeled for police brutal, I mean against the police brutality,
Speaker 3: and he got black ball. Yeah, like nobody ever thought
Speaker 3: that it's because teams didn't want to go, but you'd
Speaker 3: be surprised.
Speaker 5: There's still a lot of people, and granted, I'll limit
Speaker 5: these are probably people who were never down with his
Speaker 5: protest to begin with, who really want to believe that
Speaker 5: the only reason he's not in the league is just
Speaker 5: simply because he's not good enough.
Speaker 13: Even though we've.
Speaker 5: Seen these backups, right, Native Peterman Steel got a job, right,
Speaker 5: we see what's happening, right, And they still are clinging
Speaker 5: to this idea that sports is a meritocracy and if
Speaker 5: he were really that good good, then he would be
Speaker 5: out there. But they changed, They always changed the argument
Speaker 5: sort of mid conversation. It goes from, yes, it's a
Speaker 5: football decision, Well, no team wants to deal with that. Well,
Speaker 5: either it's a football decision or it's not right. Is
Speaker 5: it gonna make your team better or not? That's really
Speaker 5: all it boils down to. So I was happy he
Speaker 5: wrote the letters so people could really see, you know,
Speaker 5: kind of where his true intentions are.
Speaker 7: I feel like you you you never really said anything
Speaker 7: disparaging about YESPN, really not, I.
Speaker 3: Mean not really.
Speaker 13: I mean I'm not saying.
Speaker 2: A plantation. No, You've never accused anybody over there being
Speaker 2: racist a little bit.
Speaker 3: But I know what you're saying.
Speaker 5: That said you, I know, Jamel Hill ain't going back
Speaker 5: to the ESPN. But the thing is, there's other places
Speaker 5: I could go.
Speaker 3: But you wouldn't go back to the SBN. Well, I
Speaker 3: would say that you never changes if ownership changes.
Speaker 13: And things changing the TV all the time.
Speaker 5: So I mean, technically, I mean ESPN is paying me
Speaker 5: right now because I'm executive producing Colin Kaepernick's documentary which
Speaker 5: is airing on ESPN and directed by Spike Lee. So
Speaker 5: technically yeah, I mean, I I there's a you know,
Speaker 5: there's a check that comes via them, so to speak.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: So, but I know what you're saying. The thing is,
Speaker 5: the NFL is one to one. Yes, you may not
Speaker 5: have liked the criticism toward this country. You may not
Speaker 5: have liked the criticism toward this league. By the way, criticism,
Speaker 5: that's not wrong. I mean the NFL was race normy
Speaker 5: up until a few years ago, okay, where they actively
Speaker 5: had policy that stated that black brains, that black bodies
Speaker 5: were not worth as much as white bodies.
Speaker 13: That was literally policy. Okay, so what he said about
Speaker 13: the league is true.
Speaker 5: So race Norman this is one of the things that
Speaker 5: they use when it came to settling some of the
Speaker 5: head trauma lawsuits. What was part of the NFL practice
Speaker 5: is that they pretty much said that black players and
Speaker 5: everybody can look it up. You can go to Google,
Speaker 5: just look up NFL and race Norman.
Speaker 3: This is all.
Speaker 5: There's one of the more undercover stories about them that
Speaker 5: they pretty much said they came up with a calculation
Speaker 5: where the head trauma that black athletes suffered in the
Speaker 5: league because they said there were certain cognitive abilities that
Speaker 5: were not there inherently. Race ormy, like racetorming, has been
Speaker 5: used in a lot of different medical fields, frankly to
Speaker 5: justify medical racism on us, and the NFL was using
Speaker 5: the same practice. So if y'all look it up, you
Speaker 5: will see and they stopped doing it, I believe in
Speaker 5: either twenty fifteen or twenty sixteen. It's why some of
Speaker 5: the black players didn't receive as much money from the
Speaker 5: concussion lawsuit as some of the white players did because
Speaker 5: they had race Normy as part of the formula to
Speaker 5: figure out who deserve what that is the NFL.
Speaker 13: So again, like I said, he was telling the truth.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, a lot of the systems that we are part
Speaker 5: of have practiced in something.
Speaker 3: I would love to see him do something like go
Speaker 3: to a HBC or a.
Speaker 13: Coach because the.
Speaker 2: Bring there, the amount of kids that he can actually teach.
Speaker 2: I think it would be more impactful. Man, if he
Speaker 2: made the league. If you made the league, okay, cool,
Speaker 2: But if he takes a school like a how would
Speaker 2: a ham in a Morgan stage? All right, whatever, and
Speaker 2: he coached that and got them to that level, I
Speaker 2: think it would show everybody like that.
Speaker 3: That would be even a bigger f you.
Speaker 13: Okay, that's interesting. And next time I see him, I'll
Speaker 13: be like, hey, you ever thought about coaching?
Speaker 3: Does he talk in his documentary?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, he don't talk. He don't really talk for
Speaker 7: himself ever yet And I don't like that either.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I've already seen some of your comments in it. I've
Speaker 5: got you know, I got the video back and everything
Speaker 5: I have to give the notes. No, I think what
Speaker 5: people will hear from him in this doc he is
Speaker 5: unloading and I don't mean it like in an angry way,
Speaker 5: but he is, as you know, like he hasn't spoken
Speaker 5: very much, and so when people accuse him of like, oh,
Speaker 5: he just wanted the attention of this, like really, I
Speaker 5: mean if he wanted this attention, this is a bad
Speaker 5: way of showing it because he rarely does interviews and
Speaker 5: he's just kind of tried to let his work speak
Speaker 5: for himself. But yes, in this documentary you get a
Speaker 5: lot of Colin telling his own story. And so I
Speaker 5: think a lot of the people who were detractors, they
Speaker 5: will be embarrassed after they watch some of this.
Speaker 3: What did that drop?
Speaker 13: It will be in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's the That's that's his.
Speaker 5: That's his as succinct as a timeline as I can
Speaker 5: give you. But I'm really impressed with where things are.
Speaker 5: I love, you know, just the energy and just the passion.
Speaker 5: You know, Spike, He's been incredible to work with, just smart, knowledgeable,
Speaker 5: all those things like legendary filmmaker you all know.
Speaker 13: But I've learned a lot doing this.
Speaker 3: I will only go anywhere. We got more with Jamil Hill.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast logan morning turning everybody's j ND. Charlomagne,
Speaker 2: the guy we are the Breakfast Club was still kicking it.
Speaker 2: Very insightful with Jamil Hill this morning, Charlamagne.
Speaker 3: I do miss your sports takes, Jamail. I talked about
Speaker 3: this all the time.
Speaker 5: You know, let me tell you this, Charlomade, I think
Speaker 5: you deserve You should give me credit because it took
Speaker 5: a lot for me to resist texting you the day
Speaker 5: my forty nine ers just put just beat the breaks off.
Speaker 13: Y'all, because because I knew this was I would see
Speaker 13: him in person, and.
Speaker 3: Number I would have coord you. I would have put you. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean just for five minutes to like you have
Speaker 3: something to say, wash them feel like to a black woman,
Speaker 3: are you happy to see that it ain't about like
Speaker 3: what I was just like that was bad.
Speaker 13: Yeah, we are problem, but we are a problem for
Speaker 13: most of them.
Speaker 3: We knew that, we knew that.
Speaker 5: But we are a problem for Dallas specifically, you know.
Speaker 5: And so when I when when I saw the final
Speaker 5: score because I missed most of the game because I
Speaker 5: had to ask some other things to do, but I
Speaker 5: knew we were gonna win.
Speaker 3: I just didn't think it was gonna be like that was.
Speaker 5: I was like, you know what I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 5: give Charlam made some some privacy, you know, some thoughts
Speaker 5: and prayers, and then when I see him in.
Speaker 13: Person, be like your boys.
Speaker 7: No, that was the moral the first two weeks. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 7: we're going to the super Bowl. You know I say
Speaker 7: that every year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know you went the lost of the Cars.
Speaker 3: That's nothing right going to super Bowl against New England.
Speaker 3: Going to super Bowl? What was weak?
Speaker 2: I'm like, Daddy texted him and said, Charlam Mane, We're
Speaker 2: really going to the super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Buy your tickets.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's just the belief is so hard.
Speaker 7: That's been a different conversation. Yeah, okay, this is depressing.
Speaker 7: Let's go back to one one of the topics. Okay,
Speaker 7: THEO Vaughn is sexy Red, all right, talking we talk
Speaker 7: about it a couple of times. What about that interview
Speaker 7: is so upsetting, Like there's no need to beat up
Speaker 7: on her.
Speaker 3: It's sexy red.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean I don't think that anybody was rushing to
Speaker 5: hear you know, what her political takes were. But the
Speaker 5: problem with is, like the misinformation. It wasn't that she
Speaker 5: gave her political takes she's allowed to give her political take.
Speaker 5: She could have said I supported Trump and listed off
Speaker 5: the reasons that actually made a little bit more sense. Yeah,
Speaker 5: she could have said that, because it's her right to
Speaker 5: have that opinion. But it's the misinformation that that is
Speaker 5: what I see is to be more dangerous when you
Speaker 5: have that kind of platform, because like it or not,
Speaker 5: people aren't going to listen to her. And even though
Speaker 5: you know she talking about they love Trump in the hood,
Speaker 5: I was like, well, Poles don't really show that, but
Speaker 5: that's okay, go ahead, go off, And so I took
Speaker 5: the opportunity. To your point, I saw it as a
Speaker 5: teachable moment because, as you said, there are some people
Speaker 5: who do say the same things with what's being said.
Speaker 5: Even though Donald Trump's name were on that stimulus check,
Speaker 5: he did not the money did not come from it,
Speaker 5: but it didn't come right out of his bank account.
Speaker 5: It was it was passed by congress people. And that's
Speaker 5: part of the general collective ignorance that we have. A
Speaker 5: lot of us don't know how government works. There's no
Speaker 5: shame in that because it is a complicated system, but
Speaker 5: we have to understand how legislation has passed, how policies
Speaker 5: are made knowing the right person to be mad at,
Speaker 5: because a lot of the things that people are mad at,
Speaker 5: you know, inflation, other things.
Speaker 13: I was like, the president doesn't have a whole lot.
Speaker 3: To do with that.
Speaker 5: And we're in a huge age of corporate greed like
Speaker 5: we've never seen before. And I wish that we had
Speaker 5: a better handle on who to blame, because then that
Speaker 5: would help us better strategize.
Speaker 3: But you know what, I tell tell the hood, I'll
Speaker 3: just be like, Biden gave our stemmies too.
Speaker 13: But that was brilliant though. I was like, I mean,
Speaker 13: no president in the history has ever done that.
Speaker 3: He's like, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 5: The checks get held up because he was like, no,
Speaker 5: I'm any that Donald J. Trump on it because he knew,
Speaker 5: he knew the lasting impact that would have. But you're right,
Speaker 5: Biden Trump signed signed it in twice. Yeah, I signed
Speaker 5: it in once. Biden gave out Stimmy's.
Speaker 7: Two it is that's the hook, Yeah, right, that's how
Speaker 7: you get your sexty residents.
Speaker 13: It isn't.
Speaker 5: And unfortunately the other part of it is that the
Speaker 5: amount of media machinery behind the right wing there's no
Speaker 5: democratic equivalent. I hope somebody in her camp or somebody
Speaker 5: period pulled her aside and said, hey, here are the issues.
Speaker 5: If you're gonna speak about these, and if you're gonna
Speaker 5: take a pro Trump position, at least if you're gonna
Speaker 5: take one, take one that is a little more informative
Speaker 5: than the one that we your facts, know your facts, and.
Speaker 7: People just like to be entertained nowadays too. I bet
Speaker 7: you said you're at a registered vote.
Speaker 5: I mean, that would have been like a great follow
Speaker 5: up to be like, oh, so are you registered to vote?
Speaker 5: Are do you planning to vote for him in the
Speaker 5: next election? That would have been something to bring up
Speaker 5: with her, But I guarantee that might be the last
Speaker 5: political question she for quite some time.
Speaker 3: Spotify you part of ways with Spotify, I.
Speaker 5: Did, and you know, listen, I was there, I got
Speaker 5: there in twenty nineteen. You know, Spotify was undergoing quite
Speaker 5: a change in the sense that like they really wanted
Speaker 5: to be the most prominent brand in the podcast game,
Speaker 5: and so a lot of the things, a lot of
Speaker 5: the ups and downs and figuring stuff out. Sometimes when
Speaker 5: you've become a part of something that's I wouldn't call
Speaker 5: them necessarily new, but a part of something that's like
Speaker 5: in a deep evolution period, you can wind up experiencing
Speaker 5: some of their growing prains, which are not necessarily out
Speaker 5: of malice. Nevertheless they impact your business. And so I
Speaker 5: think Spotify was overall a great partner. We had a
Speaker 5: good relationship, but for the things that I wanted to do,
Speaker 5: they just weren't a fit. You know, it was it
Speaker 5: was not an easy party, because again we were able
Speaker 5: to produce a lot of good things together. The podcast
Speaker 5: is self Jamail Hills Them Bothered, you know, on multiple
Speaker 5: NAACP Image Awards, one Webby Awards, like it was a
Speaker 5: very highly regarded podcast, but that in the podcast network
Speaker 5: that I created for black women, I just think ultimately
Speaker 5: weren't a fit for them. And so one thing the
Speaker 5: experience that ESPN taught me is that when I see
Speaker 5: certain things and see certain I guess fore.
Speaker 13: Lack a better way to put in red flags.
Speaker 5: Then I know, like I probably am better off before
Speaker 5: this gets to a point where it is contentious, where
Speaker 5: we don't like each other as much, it's probably best
Speaker 5: that I move on. Yeah, I guess I'm really extraordinarily
Speaker 5: sensitive to those things following the ESPN experience, and so
Speaker 5: when I saw some of the same decisions being made
Speaker 5: in the same dynamics, I was like, yeah, this is
Speaker 5: probably a good time.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: It's like Pittsburgh, the Steelers they used to be known
Speaker 5: for this is in fact they were good at cutting
Speaker 5: players too early rather than too late.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 5: Right, And so I felt like we should probably cut
Speaker 5: the relationship now as opposed to later on with this
Speaker 5: wild be bad for both of us.
Speaker 3: One more question, you still think to get Helly's racist
Speaker 3: a reason for it?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know why you said that you thought she
Speaker 7: was racist, but not wanting common Vice President Harry.
Speaker 5: No, So it's not that because again, like in politics,
Speaker 5: you're not gonna agree with who needs to be the leader.
Speaker 5: It's not general disagreement that I think people took it
Speaker 5: that way. I'm not calling her a flat out racist,
Speaker 5: but what I will say is that she's very comfortable
Speaker 5: using racist dog whistles to further and advance her political position.
Speaker 7: I feel like the biggest opposition Vice President Harris is
Speaker 7: going to face is going to come from in her
Speaker 7: own party.
Speaker 13: Yes, I agree.
Speaker 7: I think that there's people in her party right now
Speaker 7: who don't want her to be vice president because you
Speaker 7: see that came out.
Speaker 5: I did time, and it's the hit pieces that are
Speaker 5: done on her. It's just I don't I mean, I
Speaker 5: get it, but.
Speaker 3: I don't get it. But I had to go google
Speaker 3: and see, well what did she do? Like I was like,
Speaker 3: it just came out of nowhere long as I.
Speaker 13: Mean even some of us who are just like, well,
Speaker 13: what is she doing? Where's she being?
Speaker 5: Like she literally speaks every day guys like I don't
Speaker 5: know what to tell y'all, Like you're like, where is she?
Speaker 5: I'm like, uh, because I'm on the mailing list. I
Speaker 5: get her schedule practically every day. Like she's always doing
Speaker 5: a lot of things. Like I know right now she's
Speaker 5: on the college tour. But no, like she's been subjected
Speaker 5: to a lot of hit pieces, and you could tell
Speaker 5: their hip pieces because of some of the things they.
Speaker 13: Say about her.
Speaker 3: You can tell that from within, and they could.
Speaker 5: Tell it from within. It's like because I think in
Speaker 5: that is this. This is the article that mentioned how
Speaker 5: much time she spends on her hair?
Speaker 3: On her hair? Are you serious?
Speaker 5: Like that's what we're doing like on her air, Like
Speaker 5: she's a black woman, I bet she is going to
Speaker 5: spend some time on her air because the moment she
Speaker 5: doesn't look presentable, guess what the conversation is going to
Speaker 5: be about the vice president. So it's like she's damned
Speaker 5: if she does, damned if she doesn't. She's caught in
Speaker 5: a really tight position. And I feel like it is
Speaker 5: really it's really neutering what I think makes her such
Speaker 5: a strong politician. And like it or not, Joe Biden
Speaker 5: would not have gotten elected without her, He would not
Speaker 5: have She was the strongest, I think person for him
Speaker 5: to run with. I mean, look, listen, do you feel
Speaker 5: like that there's another viable VP that will get No?
Speaker 3: I don't think that exactly. I don't think the Democrats
Speaker 3: have no bitch period.
Speaker 13: No, it's than it's then like when you look at
Speaker 13: who could have run.
Speaker 3: He said, bench bench, no bench, clear bench bench. I said,
Speaker 3: they don't have no bench, no bitch. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 2: All right, ladies and gentlemen, pill a memoir the paperback
Speaker 2: right now. I appreciate you for joining us, and it's
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 3: You see j N V.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club again. Shout
Speaker 2: to Jamail Hill for joining us this morning.
Speaker 7: I just heard the craziest quest Yes through the jamail
Speaker 7: hill to make sure you go get our paper back
Speaker 7: uphill it's available.
Speaker 3: Now I'm listening to, you.
Speaker 7: Know, the Breakfast Club news team yep, talking the control room,
Speaker 7: and all I heard was where do old holes go?
Speaker 2: It was like, didn't be like heaven, I will hose
Speaker 2: go Jesus Christ, all right, well, let's get to the room.
Speaker 2: Let's talk City Girls.
Speaker 3: Or you gossip?
Speaker 9: You chatting?
Speaker 3: This is the rumor report.
Speaker 15: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: This is where the tea spells right right now City
Speaker 2: Girls talk about their new album and the new details
Speaker 2: of the album, and they talk about the name of
Speaker 2: the album.
Speaker 13: I'm coming out this month October, October twenty.
Speaker 3: Can we say the name of it?
Speaker 10: Let's give me might as well you could. You could
Speaker 10: say what it's called. I'm gonna get appreciation. It's called
Speaker 10: rock rock, raw rock.
Speaker 13: Is it rich or real? But it's both.
Speaker 10: It's sound rich, real, lass horse real lass horse rock
Speaker 10: r A W.
Speaker 13: And I'm some real.
Speaker 3: Man. We are such an un serious planet. If you
Speaker 3: look at the comments, the comments were like the word
Speaker 3: woman was right.
Speaker 7: There is such an unreally planet. Drop on the clothes
Speaker 7: bombs for the city girls. All y'all know the City
Speaker 7: God No, I love you some city girls. I love
Speaker 7: the City City Girl. I can't wait for the album.
Speaker 7: But we such an unserious planet. Jesus ain't never coming back, y'all.
Speaker 3: Why would he? What reason would Jesus have to come back?
Speaker 1: Huh?
Speaker 2: The comments were hilarious all on y'all. Loan comments were
Speaker 2: like the word woman was right there. Realize woman, if
Speaker 2: you're being honest, realized woman, don't hit the same now,
Speaker 2: I don't, don't it don't all right?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 3: Yes, So I hope they answer the question on the
Speaker 3: album where to all? Where do all hold? So that
Speaker 3: album will be October twenty and why they got to
Speaker 3: sound it out?
Speaker 13: Horse?
Speaker 3: God, damn, horror sounds crazy, horse like when you say, oh,
Speaker 3: it's like ho you know, realize whole you know it's okay.
Speaker 3: When you say horror, that means charging.
Speaker 2: Shut up man or charge horse tax all right, you
Speaker 2: might get a hold for forty dollars you're gonna have
Speaker 2: to pay. Telling you right now about the hour now,
Speaker 2: shout to Vlad dj vladd you know him from flat TV.
Speaker 2: He's actually gonna be up this weekend. He put on
Speaker 2: this social media be up this weekend. Now he's gonna
Speaker 2: be up here this week or next week?
Speaker 3: Damn?
Speaker 7: All right, Well the way you said, it's noting crazy
Speaker 7: just now. But you said, blag gonna be up here
Speaker 7: this weekend?
Speaker 13: All right?
Speaker 3: No, I mean that is this week next week?
Speaker 2: Will be here this week? Yeah, this week and next
Speaker 2: week on the show. That's correct, all right? Not in you,
Speaker 2: but no, no, I think you're the only one thinking. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, Well, he talked about on the social media.
Speaker 3: He was talking. This is what he said.
Speaker 2: He's as anyone noticed that the most famous Jewish person
Speaker 2: on Earth, Drake, and the most famous Palestinian person on Earth,
Speaker 2: Kald hasn't said a thing about the Gayza Israel conflict.
Speaker 7: Who cares what Drake and Kalid got to say at
Speaker 7: a time like this, I can't wait to arg you
Speaker 7: glad about that.
Speaker 2: Well, he does this long statement, but you know who
Speaker 2: defended both of them, don't say it, Joe Rule.
Speaker 6: It's a tough thing. I don't think anybody's obligated to
Speaker 6: do anything just because of the public figure. I mean,
Speaker 6: I know there is expectations of you know, for people
Speaker 6: but it's a tough thing, man. You know, sometimes people
Speaker 6: just you know, they make a decision in that career
Speaker 6: to stay away from politics, to stay away from, you know,
Speaker 6: certain things that are you know, tough topics to speak on,
Speaker 6: you know, religion, you know, be staking the tough and
Speaker 6: in other times people may not feel like they're educated
Speaker 6: enough at the moment to speak right away.
Speaker 3: So get people time to do what they're doing.
Speaker 7: To traveling includes bof of joy Row. He's absolutely right,
Speaker 7: And you know, I think that we should go and
Speaker 7: see what Ja Ru thinks. You know I did that
Speaker 7: on my TV show last season. Want your favorite thing
Speaker 7: to do, go and see what Yi Rod thinks. But
Speaker 7: the reality of the situation is, uh, Drake and cald
Speaker 7: are not obligated to speak on anything. And why would
Speaker 7: I expect for them to speak on this situation because
Speaker 7: they don't speak on any any social issues. They never
Speaker 7: that's not their thing. But why do we have this
Speaker 7: unhealthy obsession with celebrity to where we always want to
Speaker 7: hear what celebrities think about issues?
Speaker 2: Why you know, we joke about Ji Rul or what
Speaker 2: this Ji road dig a lot. But Jiro's actually right,
Speaker 2: Like if somebody is not knowledgeable of the situation, is
Speaker 2: no more much about it. WHI leave a comment based
Speaker 2: off what everybody else is doing. And by the way,
Speaker 2: I be sheep like if you don't know, so say.
Speaker 3: Sometimes all I.
Speaker 7: See is all I see is celebrities getting killed with
Speaker 7: speaking now because they don't know what the hell they're
Speaker 7: talking about. I saw Justin Biever post a picture of
Speaker 7: Palestine right and the destruction that has gone through, but
Speaker 7: he put pray for Israel on top of it.
Speaker 3: He got destroyed for that, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: I just don't see why you just can't say, if
Speaker 7: somebody does ask you, why not just say pray for peace?
Speaker 3: Because it all looks terrible to me, you know, and
Speaker 3: it's some people dying. It's always terrible.
Speaker 7: But we get mad if we get mad when people
Speaker 7: don't know what they're talking about and then they speak.
Speaker 7: But I'm not looking to Drake and Calid to speak
Speaker 7: on any of this stuff because they don't ever do,
Speaker 7: and I don't care if they do or not. Why
Speaker 7: do we have such an unhealthy obsession with celebrity that
Speaker 7: we have to hear from celebrities on every single thing?
Speaker 7: Doesn't make sense? It makes zero sense, doesn't make sense
Speaker 7: at all.
Speaker 3: All right, well that is your room or report now,
Speaker 3: charlamaun who you giving your uncle?
Speaker 17: Two?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 7: Four after the hour. Man, there's a young woman. I'm sorry, Florida.
Speaker 7: I promise you, Florida, I don't come in here. And
Speaker 7: I think you're picking off a young woman named Florida,
Speaker 7: named Catherine Eves, who needs to come to the front
Speaker 7: of the congregation. We really really would like to have
Speaker 7: a word with her because she violated one of the
Speaker 7: greatest cultural institutions of all time, which is Walmart.
Speaker 3: We'll discuss all.
Speaker 2: Right, we'll get to that next and don't move. It's
Speaker 2: to breakfast club. Good morning, the breakfast Club. Your mornings
Speaker 2: will never be the same.
Speaker 3: Make sure you're telling the watch out of Florida. The
Speaker 3: craziest people in America come from the bronx in all
Speaker 3: of Florida. Yes, you are a donkey.
Speaker 17: The Florida man attacked an ATM for a very strange reason.
Speaker 3: It gave him too much money.
Speaker 13: Florida man is arrested after thatthing. Says he rigged the.
Speaker 3: Door to his home in an attempt to electro hit
Speaker 3: his president's lights.
Speaker 13: Police arrested in Orlando. Man, we're talking a.
Speaker 3: Flammuda the breakfast club. Bitch you donkey other day with
Speaker 3: Charlamagne A god. I don't know why y'all keep letting
Speaker 3: him get you Twell, look the wall. That's not me,
Speaker 3: it's your state.
Speaker 7: Okay, Donkey Today for Thursday, October twelfth goes to a
Speaker 7: Florida woman named Catherine Eves. Eve's okay, now, what to you?
Speaker 7: Uncle shall always tell you about the great state of Florida.
Speaker 3: Say it with me. The craziest people in America come
Speaker 3: from the Bronx and all of Florida.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 7: Catherine was arrested in charged with petty retail theft and
Speaker 7: she stole from the cultural institution.
Speaker 3: That is Walmart.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 7: According to the surveillance footage, this woman was walking around
Speaker 7: Walmart for about three hours before walking into the tire center,
Speaker 7: passing several cast registers and leaving the store without paying
Speaker 7: for our items. I know, I know you're thinking to yourself,
Speaker 7: who the hell walks around Walmart for three hours? The
Speaker 7: answer would be us country folk.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 7: If you read my first book, a New York Times bestseller,
Speaker 7: Black Privilege, then you know I have a whole sub
Speaker 7: chapter dedicated to Walmart. See when you grew up where
Speaker 7: I grew up, most corner, South Carolina, and you know
Speaker 7: it's not much to do. And when we were young,
Speaker 7: that twenty four hour Walmart, we would go there late
Speaker 7: at night and wandering around for hours, just like that
Speaker 7: young lady.
Speaker 3: Now, mind you, I was a teenager. She's thirty four
Speaker 3: years old. But maybe she had figured life out.
Speaker 11: Check.
Speaker 7: Okay, when I was wandering around Walmart for hours as
Speaker 7: a teenager, I hadn't figured life out yet either, So
Speaker 7: maybe she was wandering around Walmart trying to figure things out.
Speaker 7: I'm not judging, but i'll tell you what I am
Speaker 7: judging her choice to steal. See captain stole one hundred
Speaker 7: and sixty dollars worth of items, two head colored kids,
Speaker 7: two drill batteries, shampoo, and a few other random items
Speaker 7: fishing hooks and all types of stuff, totaling one hundred
Speaker 7: and sixty dollars.
Speaker 3: Now she got arrested.
Speaker 7: The reason she's getting donkey today is because of why
Speaker 7: she told the officers she stole. She said, and I quote,
Speaker 7: I thought the security guard was trying to hoiler at me.
Speaker 7: Let me read some of the Post Miranda interview, Eaves
Speaker 7: told deputies the security guard started talking to her, but
Speaker 7: she thought he was trying to holm, so she ran
Speaker 7: out of the store. Oh and my point is proven.
Speaker 7: She said she was at Walmart in the first place
Speaker 7: because she had nothing to do and was killing time.
Speaker 7: And she says she had to return a few items
Speaker 7: and grab a few more. So you return some items,
Speaker 7: and by grab a few more, you meant steal. This
Speaker 7: is what happens when you tell one lie. When you
Speaker 7: tell one lie, you got to tell another one that
Speaker 7: makes sense of the first one you just told. So
Speaker 7: her story is I came in the store to return
Speaker 7: some items and grab a few more. I also had
Speaker 7: nothing to do with with killing some time. I walked
Speaker 7: past all the cash registers in the tire center and
Speaker 7: she said she left the store because there was no
Speaker 7: cashiers in the tire center area. I don't even know
Speaker 7: why you thought you could pay for those items in
Speaker 7: the tire center era area in the first place. Once
Speaker 7: you got to be buying a tire to buy other
Speaker 7: items too. Furthermore, when there's no cashiers around, that is
Speaker 7: not a reason to leave the store. In fact, when
Speaker 7: I'm in those situations. I think it's a setup because
Speaker 7: soon as you try to walk out the door, security
Speaker 7: and asset protection specialists gonna hop out like gotcha, bitch.
Speaker 7: And that's exactly what happened here. Asset protection specialists popped
Speaker 7: out and told her go back.
Speaker 3: In the store. Okay, she refused, and because she refused,
Speaker 3: you know, she got arrested. You know, she got caught.
Speaker 3: And now look here's the thing.
Speaker 7: You know, the only reason the security guard was trying
Speaker 7: to hil at her was to tell her stupid ass
Speaker 7: to get back in the store and pay for these
Speaker 7: items before you get locked up.
Speaker 3: And Charlamagne gives you donkey today. And I'm gonna tell
Speaker 3: y'all something.
Speaker 7: I know somebody coming down off of meth high when
Speaker 7: I hear one okay, wandering around Walmart at thirty four
Speaker 7: years old, walking around the store for three hours, stole
Speaker 7: one hundred and sixty dollars of a bunch of random items.
Speaker 7: Then thought the security guard was trying to holler, trying
Speaker 7: to kick at the tour that's her excuse for not
Speaker 7: paying for the items.
Speaker 10: Meth.
Speaker 3: Okay, these are the stages of meth, the rush, the high.
Speaker 7: She walked around Walmart, waiting for the hide of way off,
Speaker 7: and as it started the way off, she started tweaking.
Speaker 7: When folks is tweaking, they lonely depressed. This is a
Speaker 7: very dangerous time because they have increased hostility, irrability, and delusion.
Speaker 7: And you know what really grinds my gears about that situation, though, Catherine,
Speaker 7: if the security guard did try to holler at you,
Speaker 7: all you had to do is entertain them. Men are
Speaker 7: stupid telling me looked handsome in his uniform. Ask him
Speaker 7: if you're working out, Say is that your flashlight that
Speaker 7: you happy to see me?
Speaker 14: Say?
Speaker 3: Ooh, is that lazy eye winking at me? That security
Speaker 3: guard wouldn't have cared if you walked out after that.
Speaker 3: He would have either paid for the items for you
Speaker 3: or just let you slide. You gotta use what you
Speaker 3: got to get what you want.
Speaker 2: Okay, As women out here popping a whole poem poem
Speaker 2: for forty dollars, you could have flirted with the fat
Speaker 2: security guard for one hundred and sixty and got all
Speaker 2: your items for free.
Speaker 3: Boom.
Speaker 7: I should have been a Pi Kasoft. Please give Catherine
Speaker 7: the East the sweeps outs of the Hamiltons.
Speaker 13: Oh no, you are the doggee.
Speaker 3: Of the day, all the dogee all the day. Yee.
Speaker 3: That would have never happened to Sexy Red. Sounds like
Speaker 3: it wouldn't happen to you.
Speaker 7: That would have never happened to Sukiana Okay, JT and
Speaker 7: Young Miami. That would have never happened to them. Okay,
Speaker 7: they would have known how to play that security guard.
Speaker 7: They would have had that security guard wrapped around in
Speaker 7: their finger. All right, look in one of their eyes
Speaker 7: if you want to trapped, all right, got your boom,
Speaker 7: then slid with one hundred and sixty dollars out the store.
Speaker 3: Uh, and I'll be back. I'll be back in a
Speaker 3: couple of days. He's sitting there, fat with the lazy
Speaker 3: eye like. It sounds like you used some of those
Speaker 3: it's that a flashlight? Are you happy to see me?
Speaker 3: It seems like you used that before you judging the
Speaker 3: inner city girl of me. Yes, all right, you want
Speaker 3: to play a game? Not really? M hmm, not really
Speaker 3: because I want to know? Okay, Okay, Well I guess
Speaker 3: we'll play a game up. Guess what racing is? All right,
Speaker 3: don't na be honest with you. Race don't really matter
Speaker 3: when you're from Florida. Okay, but Florida.
Speaker 7: Her name is Kathany thirty four years old, walked around
Speaker 7: Walmart for three hours before she stole one hundred and
Speaker 7: sixty items. She said she stole the items and had
Speaker 7: to run out the store because security was flirting with her.
Speaker 3: Guess what racing I'm gonna white? Why?
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 2: Because I feel like if they were black, they wouldn't
Speaker 2: have stole a hook. They would have stole things that
Speaker 2: they made.
Speaker 3: It was lying. I made that up. I made the fish.
Speaker 3: I'm not I made the fish. I mean she did.
Speaker 2: I tell you, you're telling me, you tell me a
Speaker 2: drill bit fish. She did all that, all that stuff
Speaker 2: all the time.
Speaker 3: She did.
Speaker 7: She stole those things, but she didn't steal the Fisher
Speaker 7: said random items, So I just threw I just thought
Speaker 7: in my mind with the random items.
Speaker 3: Would be I don't know what it is. I don't
Speaker 3: know what she is now.
Speaker 7: I'm confused. Well, but you'll you'll be happy to know
Speaker 7: that you were correct. She is Caucasian.
Speaker 2: When you said fish, black person gonna try to flip
Speaker 2: something stell and you can't get that much money for
Speaker 2: a fisher.
Speaker 7: Right, I made the fisher cup The only reason I
Speaker 7: made the fisher cup because it said what she stole,
Speaker 7: and then it said random items.
Speaker 3: In my mind, based off the picture I saw, you
Speaker 3: said it woul probably she probably would steal a fish.
Speaker 7: Honestly, man, I'm gonna be honest with you. She looks
Speaker 7: think so I thought fish so. I just I don't
Speaker 7: know why my mind went the fish. She don't looks
Speaker 7: like she got a fishy older about her. She goes
Speaker 7: bacterial bag.
Speaker 2: You know, it's a little stinky. Yeah, that's a little stink.
Speaker 2: Little poo poo, that's a little dirty.
Speaker 7: Panther did still too, had colored kits, two drill batteries,
Speaker 7: and some shampoo, and then it's had a few random models.
Speaker 3: That's what made me say fishikes. Now be eat. We'll
Speaker 3: see y'all tomorrow. P p et Now Charlamagne asked this question.
Speaker 7: I didn't ask this question. I was in the control
Speaker 7: room listening to you know, our team talk, and I
Speaker 7: heard I just heard the question where do old holes go? Okay,
Speaker 7: so let's open up the phone.
Speaker 2: It just got me to thinking where do old holes go?
Speaker 2: Because we all know the old hose eight hundreds. We
Speaker 2: know them when they was young five eighty five. Where
Speaker 2: are they now? One on five to one? Well, it
Speaker 2: ain't now what are they doing church?
Speaker 7: Okay, I'm sure listen, listen, I'm sure they've evolved, you know,
Speaker 7: just because they used to, you know, pop that thing
Speaker 7: for forty dollars back in.
Speaker 3: The day, don't mean nothing. Some of them, some of
Speaker 3: them your mamas.
Speaker 7: Some of them your mama's. They got daughters. Some of
Speaker 7: the new holes, go talk to their mama. You'll see
Speaker 7: that I put on far too far from.
Speaker 3: The trees, talk to the olds. I hate y'all. All right,
Speaker 3: let's talk. Eight hundred five five one. Come on, all
Speaker 3: of y'all. Know y'all out there right now thinking to yourself.
Speaker 3: Damn all?
Speaker 14: Is it?
Speaker 3: All holes go to heaven? No boy, all dogs go
Speaker 3: to heaven. I'm sorry. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 3: oh five one all male, That's that's true. If you could,
Speaker 3: you called male hose dogs. So yeah, you want to
Speaker 3: turn cha turn up, Come on up a little bit,
Speaker 3: Come up a little bit. Come on one, were about
Speaker 3: to pay a little bit, about to play the hose hoes.
Speaker 3: The question turn up the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: It's topic time called eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 4: oh five one to join it to the discussion with
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody. It's ce j Envy Charlamagne, the guy. We
Speaker 2: are the breakfast Club. Now you just joining us. Charlomagne
Speaker 2: had a question.
Speaker 3: It's not me, I told you.
Speaker 7: We was in the control room and I was talking
Speaker 7: to our team and they asked the question where do
Speaker 7: all old holes go? I think it's on TikTok, right,
Speaker 7: it is something happening on TikTok. This is a question
Speaker 7: that's being asked. Yeah, and I'm realizing that it must
Speaker 7: be young people asking this question because the old folks,
Speaker 7: we know.
Speaker 3: Where the old holes go. You know what that's that
Speaker 3: could be a good thing because if some of the young.
Speaker 2: Holes want to know what happened when they become older,
Speaker 2: they want to know where they should be going.
Speaker 7: Well, the truth to the matter is young holes just
Speaker 7: grow up to be old holes. And what happens to
Speaker 7: the old holes is life happens. They end up having kids,
Speaker 7: you know, some of them, you know, go to college.
Speaker 7: Like we act like just the term hole has such
Speaker 7: a negative so when you think, oh, I don't know
Speaker 7: what you think, but holes are people too, okay, and
Speaker 7: they go to college and they get degrees or.
Speaker 3: They go out there and they get good jobs and
Speaker 3: they live lives like truth.
Speaker 7: To the matter is, and you don't want to hear this,
Speaker 7: your mama probably was a hole and you ain't never
Speaker 7: had a conversation with her to see what her sex
Speaker 7: life was like, you know what I mean, back in
Speaker 7: the day a life. Grandma had a life, you know
Speaker 7: what I mean. And I know we got to be
Speaker 7: fair and say that men are definitely hold too, but
Speaker 7: we know it's a double status. We only talk about,
Speaker 7: you know, the women right now. So the reality is
Speaker 7: holes everywhere. Holes make the world go around. There's a
Speaker 7: whole that are you know, running Fortune five hundred companies.
Speaker 7: They're in the c suites, you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: As holes in the church. You know there's holes that
Speaker 7: you know own the local grocery stores like that.
Speaker 3: Like what I hate saying that the term holes, but
Speaker 3: I would say church right.
Speaker 2: And the reason being is because when you get a
Speaker 2: little older, you want to kind of repent for all
Speaker 2: of the wholeism that you did right.
Speaker 3: Good or bad.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you donet gave it to everybody, so now you
Speaker 7: won't give it to God. They go yeah, yeah, you
Speaker 7: gave it up to everybody. Now you got to give
Speaker 7: it to the Lord. Give it to that, right, Lord, Lord,
Speaker 7: the only one you ain't gave it up to Jesus Christ.
Speaker 3: Let's go to the phone. We got Tatiana on the line. Tatiana,
Speaker 3: good morning, good morning.
Speaker 9: How are you?
Speaker 3: How old are you talking to? What's up? How old
Speaker 3: are you? Okay, I don't know if you're old enough
Speaker 3: to have this conversation.
Speaker 2: Well, and this thing you say, your grandmother talked about
Speaker 2: it all the time.
Speaker 3: Your grandma was a whole retired home. He is.
Speaker 12: Little toy.
Speaker 3: Damn. What how old is you? All right?
Speaker 12: Aff Like I'm twenty four or younger?
Speaker 3: Oh okay, So she never stopped home.
Speaker 12: He never stopped She's still out here.
Speaker 3: I bet you she's young. I bet she got a young,
Speaker 3: youthful energy to her too. At fifty something, she's looking
Speaker 3: for anybody that's listening.
Speaker 7: By the way, I want you to know, fifty something old,
Speaker 7: but it's coming from a forty five year old man.
Speaker 9: Okay, sixty three fifty three.
Speaker 3: Ain't fifty three.
Speaker 2: So you basically said, so you try to say old
Speaker 2: holes don't retire. They still home.
Speaker 3: They're still out here, man flew through your grandma, God
Speaker 3: bless her. I hope she hold until she got to
Speaker 3: take her dinches out to what.
Speaker 14: Hello, who's this Thomas from Brooklyn?
Speaker 3: Thomas? Good morning? So man, where did all the old
Speaker 3: holes go? Thomas? All old holds go to heaven?
Speaker 14: Man, They cook clean and they do that thang. You
Speaker 14: feel me?
Speaker 3: Where is my listen? Here's the other thing, Thomas.
Speaker 7: I love the enthusiasm in your voice, because here's the
Speaker 7: thing that we don't talk about enough.
Speaker 3: We love holes, Yep, we do.
Speaker 10: We do.
Speaker 3: Like you even you even want the woman you marry,
Speaker 3: You want your late to have to have some hole
Speaker 3: in the damn right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they say, lady in the lady in the streets,
Speaker 2: but freaking freek freak hole whatever you want to be a.
Speaker 3: Jesus Chris word, all right, w h O r E alright.
Speaker 2: Real lass, whole word to the city girl. All right,
Speaker 2: thank you, brother. Eight hundred and five eight five one
Speaker 2: oh five one. We're asking.
Speaker 3: I don't even know where this question came from, Charlamagne.
Speaker 7: I told you I was in the back talking to
Speaker 7: the team and they was asking where all the old
Speaker 7: holes go? But mind you, all of them young, so
Speaker 7: they don't understand it. Like I done, seen all the young.
Speaker 3: Holes grow up the old host. Can we go?
Speaker 2: Can we play Ludacris? I got holes in different area codes.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go there. You wanna do Cali, which one
Speaker 2: area coades?
Speaker 3: Which one?
Speaker 2: Which way you want to do it? You gotta do Luther,
Speaker 2: Come on, man, all right, well, let's get to it
Speaker 2: right now. It's the backfast club more.
Speaker 3: Than nineteen hundred and seventy eight. Okay, gotta play for.
Speaker 4: The old hole for the host. It's topic time called
Speaker 4: eight hundred five eight five five one to join it.
Speaker 4: It's a discussion with the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Talk about it morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody's stevej NV Charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast
Speaker 2: club that was Ludacris area codes. Now if you're just
Speaker 2: joining us. Charlamagne came with this question, where do the
Speaker 2: old hole?
Speaker 3: I did not come with that question. The youngins got
Speaker 3: a question.
Speaker 7: Clearly, this is something that's happening because the youngins on
Speaker 7: our team was talking about something that's being asked on TikTok.
Speaker 3: So the young focus on TikTok is wondering where the
Speaker 3: old holes go. So I guess that.
Speaker 7: But I'm thinking is that you got a bunch of
Speaker 7: young holes on TikTok question in their life choices now,
Speaker 7: and they just want to.
Speaker 3: Know what happens as they get older. That's what I
Speaker 3: think is going on here.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: And one of our producers says, hey, the girl that
Speaker 2: called that's twenty four and her grandma is fifty three.
Speaker 3: What I mean her granty ain't the only hell, You're
Speaker 3: not a hole just because you had a child young.
Speaker 3: I didn't say that, but I'm just telling you what
Speaker 3: what about producers say? But the blucer said, well, what
Speaker 3: about the mama?
Speaker 7: And I think when we stay home, we mean people
Speaker 7: that are sexually liberated, sexually free, you know.
Speaker 3: And the word whole is like the slang term for that. Okay, Nicole,
Speaker 3: the morning, the money and gentlemen, Nicole. So the question
Speaker 3: is where do the old hoss? I need to know
Speaker 3: how old you are? First, Nicole?
Speaker 16: I am thirty years old.
Speaker 3: Okay, So you you you you your your old hope,
Speaker 3: she ain't got to be old. Hold you don't know
Speaker 3: she holding or not? Are you talk to us? Nicole?
Speaker 13: I the old hole?
Speaker 16: However, I say, I'm very experienced.
Speaker 12: Okay, so well, gentlemen, My ten room is that old
Speaker 12: holes are male and female. I think some of them
Speaker 12: going to be very successful individuals that influence the world.
Speaker 12: They could be military commanders, they can be business owners,
Speaker 12: or it could be radio social hosts.
Speaker 3: Right, Earlement, that's right, the fact right they call from Nicole?
Speaker 3: Hold on, hold on? Where you from? Nicole? I'm from Harlland,
Speaker 3: but I'm living New Jersey. Now, okay, we don't know
Speaker 3: each other doing uh no, you.
Speaker 12: Know my family is from South Carolina amongst corner bono.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, okay, all right, all right Nicole, thank Nicole,
Speaker 2: talking to you, gentlemen, I have a day days.
Speaker 3: They're talking to you too. Let me ask your question.
Speaker 3: I think like that little right Charlamage.
Speaker 2: Yeah know me, but you know her family from Monks.
Speaker 2: She's been listening to me for a long or she
Speaker 2: knows I listen. I'm a reform ho and she knows
Speaker 2: somebody that knows somebody knows somebody.
Speaker 3: I'm a reform hold I'm talking. Ain't no, ain't no
Speaker 3: thing you think Holden is an hereditary?
Speaker 7: Is holding hereditary? I think everybody likes sex. You know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying, and people. It's just everybody likes that.
Speaker 7: Who do you know that doesn't like sex? Everybody likes
Speaker 7: sex in some way shape orf asexuals though, I don't
Speaker 7: even know what that is.
Speaker 3: I don't know either.
Speaker 2: Somebody shout it out to the classas I.
Speaker 3: Was listening to these young kids. I don't even know
Speaker 3: what the hell that is? The hell does that even mean?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 12: Hey? This is April.
Speaker 14: How you doing, April?
Speaker 3: Good morning? We're asking where do the old holes go?
Speaker 12: So the old holes.
Speaker 9: Retire and go back to from high school, who always
Speaker 9: loves them.
Speaker 3: That's where they go.
Speaker 7: That's good forty So after you done ran, after you
Speaker 7: done ran around and gave it up to everybody, you
Speaker 7: just go back the old faithful from high school.
Speaker 12: Huh pretty much?
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you, April. Paula. Good morning, Paula. Paula there, Hey, yes,
Speaker 3: I am Hey, good morn. Old are you Paula?
Speaker 14: Hi?
Speaker 12: So the question of the day should be like a family,
Speaker 12: few questions, but I say they better church.
Speaker 3: How old are you, Paula?
Speaker 12: I'm thirty eight.
Speaker 3: Thirty eight, okay, so you're getting up there. Then you
Speaker 3: don't know she a hope. Are you would you can?
Speaker 3: Do you think you a hope?
Speaker 10: I just know?
Speaker 12: Hell no, I just dropped off all these sam kids
Speaker 12: at fool.
Speaker 3: Let me kid you guys.
Speaker 12: I got three girls?
Speaker 3: Oh for real? How many baby daddy?
Speaker 12: Oh my god?
Speaker 7: How many baby Paula? I got two too, okay to
Speaker 7: baby daddy? How many boyfriends?
Speaker 15: How many?
Speaker 3: What? How many boyfriends?
Speaker 12: I got nothing? I'm married. I've been married for ten years.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, okay, so you're married one of your one
Speaker 3: of your uh baby boys? Baby? Yeah, baby, okay, good job,
Speaker 3: good job.
Speaker 6: Good.
Speaker 7: Did you tell them about your like, did you show
Speaker 7: them your whole facts before y'all got married?
Speaker 3: Did you show them like?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 12: No, I was actually the unexpected young mom at twenty
Speaker 12: out of my friend group. So I was the one
Speaker 12: that like graduated with my d card, and all my
Speaker 12: friends were like, you know, I guess trying to push
Speaker 12: me to like give love a chance.
Speaker 7: No, they're trying to push me to give love a
Speaker 7: chance because I was too busy out here hoeing.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Paula, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 7: When your friends got to push you to give love
Speaker 7: of chances, you're doing too much out here?
Speaker 9: Who's this.
Speaker 3: From Detroit, me from Detroit.
Speaker 2: We're talking about where the old hoes got by.
Speaker 3: You ain't lying, You are not lying. Thank you about that.
Speaker 3: Because Facebook is the place you go. And then you'd
Speaker 3: be seeing all of the girls that you knew that
Speaker 3: used to be holds and you're like, Oh, that's what
Speaker 3: she's doing. Now, what's the mall of the story, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 3: The mall of the story is city girls realize hord
Speaker 3: is coming soon. I can't wait. They gonna have the
Speaker 3: world in shambles. October twenty fifty. Dight so October twentieth, Yes, right, no, yes,
Speaker 3: next week? What what happened the City Girls coming out
Speaker 3: next week?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 2: Wo man, they about to have the fall in shambles.
Speaker 2: Real ass holes coming out next week October twentieth. Man,
Speaker 2: come on now, come on Jay.
Speaker 3: He sounded like like an old hole. Right now, I'm outside.
Speaker 3: He got next what let's go. I hope they got
Speaker 3: a record with Sexty Red.
Speaker 7: Shout to Kresha and j They're gonna have Oh, they're
Speaker 7: gonna have the conscious community in shambles. The conscious community
Speaker 7: is not gonna know what to do with themselves when
Speaker 7: that real ass hord A BYuT the city girls drop
Speaker 7: you hear me?
Speaker 2: All right now, when we come back, we got to
Speaker 2: tell you about Genie mine and the rumors. Uh, she's
Speaker 2: taking some time. The hell we'll give you well, tell
Speaker 2: you all about it when we come back. It's the
Speaker 2: breakfast Logod Morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning. Everybody's TJ n V. Charlamagne, the gud. We are
Speaker 3: the breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk.
Speaker 3: Tell us where thro myset hould out the name? Or
Speaker 3: you gossip?
Speaker 14: Been en?
Speaker 3: You chatting? God? Is the rumor report?
Speaker 15: I mean, I guess we're on the breakfast club. This
Speaker 15: is where the tea spells.
Speaker 3: Right right, all right now.
Speaker 2: Last night, Taylor Swift premiered the tour film for her
Speaker 2: Arras tour yesterday and a lot of people came out.
Speaker 7: Guess who came out. Charlemagne, Uh, the Queen herself. Don't
Speaker 7: ask me why you're asking me like, I don't know.
Speaker 7: You shouldn't be asking.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Of course, Beyonce came out support Taylor Swift.
Speaker 3: I didn't know.
Speaker 2: Well, Beyonce came out to support Taylor Swift. She sat
Speaker 2: in the front row of the empty movie theater and
Speaker 2: they I guess watched the film.
Speaker 3: The movie theater empty.
Speaker 2: If it's a premier, I guess maybe they did two premiers,
Speaker 2: so one pictures for just Beyonce.
Speaker 3: I think. So that's what they made it seem like.
Speaker 2: All right, now, Taylor, you better return the favor when
Speaker 2: Beyonce's movie comes out. That's right, Okay, When Beyond's movie
Speaker 2: comes out and you know she has her premier, you
Speaker 2: and her better be the only person in the theater.
Speaker 3: Well, it was Blue, I know Blue had to be there.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, Beyonce is said to release her own tour film
Speaker 2: for Renaissance, of course, and that's gonna happen December first.
Speaker 7: With Taylor Swift said about Beyonce, she wouldn't be nothing without.
Speaker 3: You wanted me to go, I don't have it. Okay, Well,
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift said, I wouldn't be without Beyonce.
Speaker 8: I'm so glad. I'll never know what my life would
Speaker 8: have been without Beyonce's influence. The way she's taught me
Speaker 8: and every artist out here to break rules and the
Speaker 8: fire industry norms. Her generosity of spirit, her resilience and versatility.
Speaker 8: She's been a guiding light throughout my career, and the
Speaker 8: fact that she showed up tonight was like an actual
Speaker 8: fairy tale.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much.
Speaker 8: I love you, I love Blue, I love Home, and
Speaker 8: one day I hope we can do an album together.
Speaker 3: I don't know why you think Taylor Swift sounds like that.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know. But she didn't say
Speaker 3: anything about the albumy ever, but that's what she pretty
Speaker 3: much said.
Speaker 7: See, don't lion feel good when you just lie, especially
Speaker 7: when you just doing these rumors and stuff.
Speaker 3: It's all live. A lot of it is just lies anyways.
Speaker 7: To just add your own sauce to it now and
Speaker 7: then it feels good when you hear somebody else repeating
Speaker 7: a lot that you've done told, Oh, come on, give
Speaker 7: me one, let me ask some.
Speaker 3: Sauce to it. Okay.
Speaker 2: Now, Genie My revealed she's taking a break from social
Speaker 2: media to heal. She says, sometimes you need to take
Speaker 2: a break and disconnect to heal.
Speaker 5: Go.
Speaker 7: Well, you know Genzi's old life. We all know what
Speaker 7: his old life was. We know trapp or Die and
Speaker 7: you know, we know the whole b MF Era.
Speaker 3: But you may not know. Jenny man is trying to
Speaker 3: get into that life.
Speaker 7: Oh, she wants to hustle contract ghosts and Tasha so
Speaker 7: it's like Gez want to go you know straight, Tasha
Speaker 7: still won't be about that life.
Speaker 3: I don't know if y'all knew.
Speaker 2: That jim Mas is upset and that's why it's not working,
Speaker 2: because she wants to go back to that trash.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, and since Gzi wants to get out of
Speaker 3: the track and not saying he still got the bricks
Speaker 3: in her auntie, Oh.
Speaker 2: She still got what I'm saying at mama house. Ya
Speaker 2: still at her aunt That's what I'm trying to tell y'all.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm trying to tell you. It makes sense,
Speaker 2: makes sense. You know, I understand he might not He
Speaker 2: might have had to grow upart. You didn't hear that
Speaker 2: from me. Now now that here's another one. Now Cameron
Speaker 2: thinks that Russell Wilson should leave Sierra to be a
Speaker 2: better athlete.
Speaker 3: Let's listen too.
Speaker 1: Much more to say, Sean Payne, you try Russell Wilson,
Speaker 1: get rid of your girl. That's only only suggestion, Like.
Speaker 3: You can't get rid of Sierra.
Speaker 1: You want to win. You want to win. Listen to
Speaker 1: It depends on what kind of ring you want.
Speaker 3: Do you want?
Speaker 1: Do you want to ring?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 1: What do you want? The Super Bowl race?
Speaker 3: Spin it?
Speaker 7: I mean, there's no spending that. You know, you don't
Speaker 7: get rid of Sierra. You know Sierra is going to
Speaker 7: be around way after the football career is over. You
Speaker 7: know your family is going to be around way after
Speaker 7: your football career is over. So you never trade true
Speaker 7: love for sports. You don't trade true love for anything.
Speaker 7: You never sacrifice personal joy for professional joy because personal
Speaker 7: joy is very, very very hard to take.
Speaker 3: Dog, why are you looking at me like that? Because
Speaker 3: you're in the room. You continue on. I have nothing
Speaker 3: else to say about that subject. He was looking at
Speaker 3: me like deep in thought, like you wonder I wasn't
Speaker 3: all right? Well that is your room report. Well just
Speaker 3: say that you ain't had no more rumors, But you
Speaker 3: were just staring at me.
Speaker 2: You ain't had no more rumors. Keep in my eyes
Speaker 2: like god, third host, I can't do this anymore, y'all
Speaker 2: looking deeper my soul like I don't know if we
Speaker 2: was getting uncomming.
Speaker 3: If we hired the third co hold over it. It's
Speaker 3: October already, okay.
Speaker 1: You know, you know me.
Speaker 2: She says, she hits you too, Claudia Jordan. She said
Speaker 2: she finished taping and she would love to come back up.
Speaker 2: She said she just finished. I guess she was filming
Speaker 2: in the jungle, she said. And that's right, she said,
Speaker 2: she's free filming in the That's what she said. She
Speaker 2: said she was shooting at the jungle.
Speaker 7: As long as it's better than that Tooby movie you
Speaker 7: was in. Claudia, Man, I laughed so much of that
Speaker 7: clip often. I posted it yesterday on my social media.
Speaker 7: No to see Claudia in the Tooby movie.
Speaker 3: No, I ain't see that. When she when she comes,
Speaker 3: I guess she must have just got out of jail
Speaker 3: or something. And she goes to her old boyfriend house
Speaker 3: at Claudia, you're gonna tell me that wasn't Claudia. Of
Speaker 3: course that was Claudia. That was Coldia at the door.
Speaker 3: And when she walks in and said, you told me
Speaker 3: you was gonna wait, You're gonna wait, And then she
Speaker 3: shot the wife. First, he shot the husband, and the
Speaker 3: little kid goes. The little kid goals, I'm just the kid.
Speaker 3: Shoot she shot her. That was yes, that was Claudia, Man, Yes,
Speaker 3: shot you that wasn't Beijing Ruin and your vision, bro.
Speaker 3: That was somebody now, that was that was Claudia.
Speaker 7: I'm honest, I didn't realize how stupid you were so
Speaker 7: this year with you for thirteen years, but this year, right,
Speaker 7: he proved to me how stupid you are.
Speaker 3: That wasn't Claudia. That was Claudia.
Speaker 2: I'm not talking to you though, I'm not talking to
Speaker 2: That was Claudia choice to be that. Yes, I can't
Speaker 2: wait to see I laughed at that. That that clip,
Speaker 2: mil I gotta look it up now. All right, it's
Speaker 2: the Breakfast mixes coming up. Let's go the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Your morning's will never be the same morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody as teen j NV Charlamage the guy. We are
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club. We gotta salute Jamil Hill for joining
Speaker 3: us again. That's right. Make sure you go get the
Speaker 3: paperback of Jamail Hill's book Uphill.
Speaker 7: It's a bit everywhere you buy books now, and salute
Speaker 7: to our good sister Jess Hilarious.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 7: Make sure you watch Jess Hilarious in the first Lady
Speaker 7: of BMF movie on BT Plus. Okay, she don't want
Speaker 7: nobody to know that, but she's in the first Lady
Speaker 7: of BMF on BT Plus. Okay, fantastic film. I'm lying,
Speaker 7: I ain't seen it, but you should go watch it,
Speaker 7: Okay and tell me what tell Jesse hilarious.
Speaker 3: What you think?
Speaker 7: Go to her page and leave comments. All right, she's
Speaker 7: in the first Lady of BMF on BT Plus right now.
Speaker 7: Oh and also too, I want to tell folks man,
Speaker 7: make sure you go pick up my guy, Doug Melville's book.
Speaker 7: It's available November seventh. For this you can pre order
Speaker 7: it right now. It's called Invisible Generals. It's the next
Speaker 7: release off my book in print Black Privileged Publishing on
Speaker 7: Simon and Schuster. It tells the amazing true story of
Speaker 7: America's first black generals, Benjamin O. Davis Senior and Junior,
Speaker 7: a father and son who helped integrate the American military
Speaker 7: and create the famous Tuskegee air Man. So it'll be
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Speaker 7: wherever you buy books. Okay, Invisible Generals from my man
Speaker 7: Doug Melville.
Speaker 3: All right, when we come back, we got the positive
Speaker 3: notice to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning morning. Everybody is dj n V Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 2: We are to Breakfast Club It's time to get up
Speaker 2: out of here. Charlamonn you got a positive No, I'm
Speaker 2: doing this simple. Happiness is an inside job. Don't assign
Speaker 2: anyone else that much power over your life.
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club, you don'na finish or y'all done.