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Speaker 4: I'm always nervous when I do the Breakfast Club because
Speaker 4: sometimes you say.
Speaker 5: Stuff and it's just gonna get you.
Speaker 1: Everybody.
Speaker 6: What Good morning, Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 6: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 6: yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 1: Charlmagne, the Guy, Peace to the planet. Guess what day
Speaker 1: it is? Guess what day it is? That's right, It's Wednesday,
Speaker 1: Honk Day, middle of the week. Good morning, we backed
Speaker 1: another day to serve. That's right, we got our special
Speaker 1: Yes co host Laur on the road side.
Speaker 7: Good morning everybody.
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm always here on the crazy days,
Speaker 4: the days, the freaky Friday.
Speaker 8: Yes, you are fresh off Delaware State University's homecoming.
Speaker 4: Still trying to get my voice together. The CAPA plots
Speaker 4: had me like I had no voice.
Speaker 1: After what the hell?
Speaker 7: It's the yard.
Speaker 4: So every homecoming you out on the I forgot you didn't.
Speaker 7: Every homecoming you're out on the yard. The plots are
Speaker 7: like the thing.
Speaker 4: So every Greek has like DJ set up whatever, and
Speaker 4: somehow I ended up hosting it on the mic on
Speaker 4: the Capa plots shout out to my bros.
Speaker 7: And I still don't have my voice back yet. But
Speaker 7: everybody had a good time.
Speaker 9: But you know what, that's that's what coming does to you,
Speaker 9: because you're out all day. The elements don't matter. It
Speaker 9: was raining that we can we.
Speaker 4: Had good weather. No it's not always running. You just
Speaker 4: say I want you to the same as Howard. It
Speaker 4: was Friday was Friday, was Howard, and I was there
Speaker 4: because I'm I'm producing. We were there and my hair
Speaker 4: got rained on Friday. I don't really like that. But
Speaker 4: Saturday at Dell State we have great weather.
Speaker 9: It was yeah, yeah, but Friday was ready because my
Speaker 9: voice was messed up when I got back here on
Speaker 9: Friday mornings.
Speaker 1: Thursday was nasty too, but Delaware don't deserve nice things.
Speaker 1: And I'll tell you why let's not.
Speaker 7: Do this because I had to ask you who hurt
Speaker 7: you when you shot me that text. I get it though, because.
Speaker 8: It was like they announced that bus Rhymes performing at
Speaker 8: Delaware State, which wasn't real.
Speaker 7: That was a joke.
Speaker 4: The country so yet so people didn't really like the
Speaker 4: lineupt the homecoming, but they said rhymes.
Speaker 7: It was like the baby.
Speaker 1: Baby Vicky Low baby record the baby.
Speaker 4: Of course, I think normally with Dell State, it's like
Speaker 4: like I was expecting Sexy Reread to be there, like
Speaker 4: we normally get like the super super like Delaware. Yeah,
Speaker 4: why y'all doing this us? Dey'll say, is a prime school,
Speaker 4: like we are the target for the market.
Speaker 8: I'm not saying y'all not. I'm just talking about Delaware
Speaker 8: and smooth and Delaware. Got love for Delaware. But when
Speaker 8: I just saw them, I thought that they was dis
Speaker 8: in busting rhymes and I know these kids gonna appreciate me.
Speaker 4: He was that that boy in that viral TikTok video.
Speaker 4: He's obviously very young. He was like, who wants to
Speaker 4: see bust the rhymes? I said, oh my god, he
Speaker 4: has no idea what he's doing to hisself.
Speaker 8: That would be great that his internet. That's a great
Speaker 8: uh guest for an alumni party at Dell.
Speaker 1: Absolutely see.
Speaker 4: But he's like probably like a freshman. He's probably like
Speaker 4: twenty two, you know what I mean, or even if
Speaker 4: I don't even know how he is. But anyway, we
Speaker 4: had a great time at homecoming. This was a huge
Speaker 4: shunt off for them. I think it was like the
Speaker 4: biggest of these seen in years. No incidents.
Speaker 7: We had a great time.
Speaker 4: And please don't put me back on the mican, y'all,
Speaker 4: because it's been days without a voice.
Speaker 9: No, that'spe, that's dope, a shouting out. Jesse Collins would
Speaker 9: be got box.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Jesse Collins, Charlamagne asked, and Collins, we got
Speaker 6: our gift box from the BT Hip Hop Awards.
Speaker 1: That's right. I appreciated, Jesse Collins. What's in the boxes?
Speaker 1: You look?
Speaker 8: I haven't looked yet, But it don't matter. I appreciate
Speaker 8: the appreciation. I just appreciate being appreciated.
Speaker 1: That's all.
Speaker 8: Listen this Every now and then, a little small token
Speaker 8: of appreciation is thankful.
Speaker 1: I feel I'm grateful for it. So thank you, Jesse Collins.
Speaker 9: All right, we got. I'll tell you what we got.
Speaker 9: We got some healthy hair gummies.
Speaker 1: You don't need that. Getting to the wife and the
Speaker 1: U hair oil, you don't need that. I think this
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Speaker 7: Oh they got candles.
Speaker 6: That's just a smooth, true religion had Oh you know,
Speaker 6: I'm about to like this candle.
Speaker 1: Right now, bed brush, you don't need Thank you, Jesse,
Speaker 1: Thank you, cream.
Speaker 8: Cream the candles. Yeah, we could light the candles. And
Speaker 8: it's a it's a it's a card. It's just thanks
Speaker 8: for being a part of our show. We're honored to
Speaker 8: have you.
Speaker 1: More hair oil. You can't Jesse. Thank you, b T.
Speaker 1: We appreciate it. They're playing with you, brother. Come on, no,
Speaker 1: this is body oil.
Speaker 7: I'm still at homecoming.
Speaker 1: Already.
Speaker 9: One breakfast, all right, all right, all right, Well we
Speaker 9: got a special guest joining us today.
Speaker 1: Drinks the quila for breakfast. It seems like, yes, we
Speaker 1: do have a special guest, Pastor Mike Todd.
Speaker 8: Pastor Mike got into the book out called Damage But
Speaker 8: Not Destroyed From Trauma to Triumph Man, and I love
Speaker 8: this book because he really brings together theology and therapy
Speaker 8: in a real way.
Speaker 1: So we'll talk to Pastor Mike Todd this morning.
Speaker 9: If you don't know who that pastor is, of course
Speaker 9: he's written several books. But he was also in the
Speaker 9: news a couple of months ago. I don't know if
Speaker 9: you guys remember he was hit him in his congregation.
Speaker 1: He's a couple ye ago.
Speaker 4: His brother, Yeah, I was doing the pandemic. I believe
Speaker 4: it was right after because everybody was so upset about the.
Speaker 9: He spit on his brother about healing him and what.
Speaker 9: We'll talk about that as well.
Speaker 6: So the candle light man like, did it this body butter?
Speaker 7: Oh see, I thought it was cream.
Speaker 1: Sorry, long on got a candle, this old kendle.
Speaker 9: All right, well, front page it was his. Next to
Speaker 9: the Breakfast Club, Good morning morning. Everybody is dj NV, Charlmagne,
Speaker 9: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got our
Speaker 9: guest co host Laura Laos here, and let's get in
Speaker 9: some front page news.
Speaker 1: Start off with sports. Last night, the NBA season is back.
Speaker 9: Last night the dougget the Nuggets beat the Lakers one
Speaker 9: nineteen one o seven. I think Lebron has twenty something
Speaker 9: points that if I can remember. And I fell asleep
Speaker 9: on the Warriors Sunday's game. But the Suns beat the
Speaker 9: Warriors last night one o eight, one oh four.
Speaker 8: Yeah, them games come on too lake, the West Coast
Speaker 8: games come on way way wait, wait, way too late.
Speaker 7: What's too late for you?
Speaker 1: Gaving be over? Like one o'clock, one o'clock? Yeah, ok,
Speaker 1: yeah it was. It was like second quarter. It was
Speaker 1: like eleven o'clock at night or halftime eleven starting like
Speaker 1: ten o'clock, ten thirty.
Speaker 8: Ain't might got time for that. Well, forty five years old, Morning,
Speaker 8: nineteen hundred and seven eight, I need to sleep.
Speaker 1: Morning Tears the Morning from the West.
Speaker 10: Three am in the West. Good morning, dj Amvy, Good
Speaker 10: morning Lauren, Good morning Charlemagne.
Speaker 1: Let's jump right in it. What are we talking about?
Speaker 1: What's going on with the Democrats?
Speaker 10: Yeah, they told Representative Dean Phillips to have a seat.
Speaker 10: He's a Minnesota representative. He was thinking about primarying President
Speaker 10: Joe Biden, warning and they said, you know, we want
Speaker 10: you to have a seat, saying that it will play
Speaker 10: into the hands of the hopelessly divided Congressional Republicans and
Speaker 10: their twenty twenty four front runner, Donald Trump. Senator Peter
Speaker 10: Welch from Minnesota said he needs to go home, and
Speaker 10: Senator Elizabeth Warren said that Phillip shouldn't jump into the
Speaker 10: race because it just doesn't make sense. I'm all for
Speaker 10: President Biden being re elected. He has delivered for the
Speaker 10: American people and he is going to win. That's ironic
Speaker 10: because you know, people told Elizabeth Warren to have a
Speaker 10: seat and she decided to run, But they are telling
Speaker 10: him to have a seat and move out the way.
Speaker 10: The unfortunate thing is, although they have all of this confidence.
Speaker 10: I looked at the current poll and right now Trump
Speaker 10: is leading Biden again by two points in a hypothetical
Speaker 10: twenty twenty four matchup. This is by the Emerson College
Speaker 10: post on Trump ahead forty seven percent to Biden's forty
Speaker 10: five percent with eight percent undivided. There's two points up
Speaker 10: for Trump compared to the poll last month. Biden's support
Speaker 10: remains the same. He's also having problems in these swing states.
Speaker 10: He's losing there as well. They say that the Biden
Speaker 10: nomics is not landing. So what should they do here?
Speaker 10: Continue to tell people to sit down, or go ahead
Speaker 10: and try to primary somebody against prison Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm a little confused.
Speaker 8: Why is a representative, Dean Phillips the one who gets
Speaker 8: told to have a seat, because they don't say that
Speaker 8: to anybody else. I haven't heard them say that to Barry,
Speaker 8: Anne Williamson, Robert F. Kennedy Junior, or Cornell West Like,
Speaker 8: I don't understand why he's the one who gets told
Speaker 8: to have a seat. And I don't understand why they
Speaker 8: are so afraid of Biden being challenged. They let everybody
Speaker 8: step up and let's see who has the best ideas.
Speaker 8: I think it's clear that folks don't really want Biden,
Speaker 8: Folks don't necessarily really want Trump.
Speaker 9: Is he the biggest threat is Dean Phillips the biggest
Speaker 9: threat on the Democratic side?
Speaker 8: Body, I think they think anybody's a threat to Biden,
Speaker 8: to be honest with you, Yeah, and.
Speaker 10: And uh and and again we're just kind of guessing here.
Speaker 10: But being he is an elected you asked, why would
Speaker 10: they say that to Marion Williamson, you know, being that
Speaker 10: Dean Phillips is an actual elected you know, member of conference,
Speaker 10: you know, they're feeling like they, you know, probably got
Speaker 10: a little bit more pool to tell him to sit
Speaker 10: down because he's caucus and work with these folks where uh,
Speaker 10: doctor Cornell Western is not. And we know he went
Speaker 10: to the independent ticket. He's you know, he's not running
Speaker 10: on the Green Party. And then also h Kennedy is
Speaker 10: no longer running as on the Democrat side.
Speaker 5: He's trying to run independent.
Speaker 8: So I bet your Big Joe Mansion decided to run.
Speaker 8: The gonna tell Big Jodah sit down.
Speaker 6: They won't tell Big Joe manchion and what Virginia to
Speaker 6: have a seat if he decided.
Speaker 7: To run, he wouldn't listen.
Speaker 5: And they said he may possibly run as well. But yeah,
Speaker 5: no Joe.
Speaker 10: They definitely want to be telling Joe Mansion, Joe Manchin
Speaker 10: do what he wanted to do. So he got a hand,
Speaker 10: so we'll we'll see what he'll be doing. But it's
Speaker 10: just interesting, you know, people are trying to give another
Speaker 10: option and you know, blatantly telling him flat out, you know,
Speaker 10: do not run and have a seat.
Speaker 6: So we all know, we all know, like you know,
Speaker 6: we don't we all say all the time, damn Trump
Speaker 6: and Biden.
Speaker 8: That's all we got. That's all we're gonna have again
Speaker 8: in twenty twenty four. So there are other options.
Speaker 9: Bring them out, just hear them. Bring them out absolutely
Speaker 9: all right, Well that is front page news. Tess was
Speaker 9: seeing a little bit. Everybody else, get it off your
Speaker 9: chest eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 1: If you need the vent phone line to wide open again,
Speaker 1: everybody's working to call for Delaware.
Speaker 9: Five eight five Delaware your long They gonna be up
Speaker 9: here at your front doing. Then what you're gonna eight
Speaker 9: hundred five eight five.
Speaker 7: Twenty of them's gonna be right here twenty us.
Speaker 1: It's the breakfast Club. Aboard the Breakfast Club got me?
Speaker 1: This is your time to get.
Speaker 9: It off your chest cooling eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 9: one oh five one.
Speaker 1: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club. Hello,
Speaker 1: what is this? Talk of the morning and craps Montana Montana?
Speaker 11: Hi open Charlamaine, what's clap you?
Speaker 12: Good morning tween the morning?
Speaker 1: And now where you peez? Hannah? How you doing?
Speaker 2: I'm boring, as Charla Man. I had the same Instagram
Speaker 2: account for twelve years. Somebody had to this weekend and
Speaker 2: now they're trying to get for me to pay for
Speaker 2: it back.
Speaker 6: Damn.
Speaker 1: How many followers you had?
Speaker 2: Five thousand, five thousand followers, seven thousand post friends, family, people,
Speaker 2: that's passed away. I've never been able to get that
Speaker 2: part in the first word. And now they're trying to
Speaker 2: get for me to pay for my Instagram back.
Speaker 1: How much they trying to get you to pay NVY,
Speaker 1: I don't even.
Speaker 11: Know at this point, NV that's part in the language.
Speaker 2: I'm just hot, Joe, Like that taught me a big lesson,
Speaker 2: Like you learn the lesson of not taking from people and.
Speaker 11: Touching stuff that don't look on you. And that taught
Speaker 11: me more than anything.
Speaker 8: Why do you I wonder why they want to hold
Speaker 8: you a little five thousand followers because that's.
Speaker 1: What they say. Now that's what they do, though.
Speaker 9: They'll take they you know, they'll send you a text
Speaker 9: that somebody's trying to get into your Instagram. Then you
Speaker 9: click the link and you give the password and then
Speaker 9: they'll take it and then they'll charge you like five
Speaker 9: hundred dollars.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 2: Tool.
Speaker 12: I got some like that.
Speaker 2: My godlines wasn't right click this.
Speaker 12: I clicked that and now they got my Instagram.
Speaker 1: Ye didn't matter.
Speaker 3: How father.
Speaker 1: To home for me?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think you should look at it as God
Speaker 8: wants you to focus because you probably was driving that
Speaker 8: truck looking at your Instagram.
Speaker 1: I mean so God probably took it away from you.
Speaker 8: Is probably you probably swerved on the road, almost ransombody
Speaker 8: off the road, and God said, you know what, nah.
Speaker 2: Uncle sla man, I'm not going out. The truck driver
Speaker 2: changed my life like you used to be enough. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is my problem and joy. So losing the Instagram
Speaker 2: may hurt, but as you say something to level up better,
Speaker 2: there you.
Speaker 7: Go start printing out your PICTURELF.
Speaker 9: Oh my, tell you start a new I G and
Speaker 9: then you you always call up here. You call up
Speaker 9: here and tell people to follow you again you get
Speaker 9: more than five thousand, that's right handles and put your too.
Speaker 11: I definitely, I definitely definitely respect that.
Speaker 2: If you got a call next week and I'll.
Speaker 1: Try that, say so much good luck, be saying for
Speaker 1: the roads. Take the pictures.
Speaker 7: Long stuff that he's not gonna get back.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think they.
Speaker 9: I think they close the Instagram so they're not gonna
Speaker 9: let them see his own pictures not in his phone.
Speaker 1: I don't know they should be in the phone.
Speaker 7: I also need to put that two factor authentification.
Speaker 1: On Hello, Hello, You're what's up? Draft repress als, what's happening.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we got guest capture there, No Lawrence here, Laurence here.
Speaker 7: What's I'm doing? Good?
Speaker 12: How are you doing outside? I did not mean to
Speaker 12: diminish your guest co host and I don't know who
Speaker 12: was there.
Speaker 1: But because it's all you like to do, that's all
Speaker 1: you like to do. He likes guess he's nice.
Speaker 12: That's what the people be saying. I'm a guest co
Speaker 12: host hater. That's what the people be saying. But that's
Speaker 12: not true. It's only just non hilarious.
Speaker 1: Alone.
Speaker 7: Man, he started off so positive.
Speaker 12: I'll call it talk about I'm actually calling to me
Speaker 12: positive today. I want to highlight d J Nihlis and Moan.
Speaker 12: She has this event called Past the Ou that she
Speaker 12: has been doing for the last couple of months, been
Speaker 12: attending and she has literally been in the platform in
Speaker 12: the stage for artists you know, the time and perform
Speaker 12: and she's bringing like underground artists that you know in
Speaker 12: the industry, and she's doing a great thing out there.
Speaker 12: And also it's giving me an opportunity, you know, to
Speaker 12: do things like that I want to do. So I
Speaker 12: want to just shout out her. You know, this morning,
Speaker 12: they said that she really doing big things out there
Speaker 12: in New York.
Speaker 8: Lue to my niece Nohlis and mom man Nohlisa Moone
Speaker 8: is building what will be a cultural institution with past
Speaker 8: the Aux Live. You know, it started as a segment
Speaker 8: here on Breakfast Club. Now she's made it one of
Speaker 8: the hottest events in the city. She's doing it monthly,
Speaker 8: She's taking it to Atlanta. I think it's gonna be
Speaker 8: in Atlanta. It's gonna be in New York next month,
Speaker 8: but I think it's gonna be in Atlanta next month too.
Speaker 12: So now that you ain't telling me, we're gonna be
Speaker 12: in Atlanta next.
Speaker 1: Month, he the next month for the symbol, But I
Speaker 1: do know it's Atlanta Day coming up.
Speaker 12: Now, you know I'm gonna be in Atlanta. Look, Tailor's yall,
Speaker 12: what happened this weekend.
Speaker 11: I'm to put the hand on.
Speaker 1: Somebody in rising You and Tailor about to fight somebody
Speaker 1: in Verizon. I had to put to the.
Speaker 12: Fire us with somebody hadn't rise. We outside, This crazy
Speaker 12: man just comes standing up behind her. Literally were even
Speaker 12: all down her. Next moving on the backup. He followed
Speaker 12: us in the store and that about to put their hands.
Speaker 11: On in the store.
Speaker 1: Oh no, she ain't tell us that.
Speaker 8: I mean, you know, it's so crazy, man, It's so
Speaker 8: many mentally ill people running around right now. But listen,
Speaker 8: I still got to defend myself, whether you mentally ill or.
Speaker 1: Not, you know what I mean. That's why we.
Speaker 12: Give me just drunk.
Speaker 1: Oh he was drunk, I mean, not whether mentally ill.
Speaker 12: Yeah, you about to catch as rising store.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm glad you ain't had to do that. I'm
Speaker 1: glad nothing happened, sir.
Speaker 6: All right, jo bayan, you know lut the jet Blue.
Speaker 6: I just landed Mosaic too. I didn't even know you
Speaker 6: can get more say it too?
Speaker 1: What's mosaic too? It's another level of mosay. But I mean, yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: but I'm a mosaics but it's two.
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 8: They say I'm laying the mossegg too, thea I can
Speaker 8: pick a perpose. I'm about to pick me a perk
Speaker 8: and I ain't talking about no bills. Thank you, Jeff Blue.
Speaker 1: It was so excited. Look at I'm so excited. Damn right,
Speaker 1: get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five eight
Speaker 1: five one O five one is the breakfast level morning
Speaker 1: the breakfast club. Ray right, Ray yo, Charlotte mane yady?
Speaker 12: What up are we lying?
Speaker 1: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 1: I got an indoor pool pool. We want to hear
Speaker 1: from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Get on the phone right now here, tell you what
Speaker 11: it is we live.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 12: What's going on? Breakfast club? Family? So jaspell bound?
Speaker 1: What's up? Brother fail bound? What's happening? Get it off
Speaker 1: your chest?
Speaker 12: Man, I just want to stay man, appreciate everything y'all
Speaker 12: be doing out here. Man, I'm a long time listener,
Speaker 12: first time caller. Charlamagne, you definitely got us motivated with
Speaker 12: all the mental health and stuff, Mama, Man, Prince Greezad
Speaker 12: he came up there to your event just earlier this month.
Speaker 12: Manner just blown away.
Speaker 1: Oh the mental wealth ex vote yes, sir, yes, sir Man.
Speaker 12: You know he's really a big advocate on that. Man,
Speaker 12: he's got his musical play and then you know it's
Speaker 12: keeps talking from suicide and depression. So man, he's just
Speaker 12: all about it.
Speaker 1: Man, tell us thank you for coming.
Speaker 12: You got a lot you want to say, brother, but
Speaker 12: you can't right now. But just let you know, man,
Speaker 12: we all here. Ryding for you dog.
Speaker 1: Appreciate that, brother, and Lord, don't let him bully you
Speaker 1: about Delaware.
Speaker 12: You know I had to do that, you know, for
Speaker 12: a lot of times. Man, but you know everything about
Speaker 12: the seven five yo yo.
Speaker 1: Don't don't ever, don't ever appreviate in Delaware in the same.
Speaker 7: I'm not worried at all because I know how we
Speaker 7: coming a.
Speaker 1: For we got guru, Why would you do that from
Speaker 1: the first place, the girls from Boston, Missy Chris Brown,
Speaker 1: Trey songs, Oh.
Speaker 8: Jay z okay, okay, sleut you we gotta y'all gotta
Speaker 8: lead with that. Y'all gotta start leading with this.
Speaker 7: He plays for the Clippers now, Hyland.
Speaker 1: Boom you know, Boom boom boom boom Bone.
Speaker 7: The basketball player. He's like, he's like one of the
Speaker 7: most lit like new players.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that. Let me look that up.
Speaker 7: He was on the What's the Dinner team and then
Speaker 7: he just went over to the Clippers.
Speaker 1: We got on fine Bone time left, Yes, okay.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he's fired.
Speaker 4: When I get the budget finally, when they give it
Speaker 4: to me, I'm gonna bring y'all, y'all gonn have a
Speaker 4: time and y'all gonna come back here and tell people
Speaker 4: y'all should have been in Delaware.
Speaker 1: I would come for free, but I know you can
Speaker 1: look at me like that cause I'm lying exactly.
Speaker 9: Don't even do not. All right, get it off your chest.
Speaker 9: Eight hundred and five eight five one on five one.
Speaker 9: If you need to vent hit this up now long.
Speaker 1: We got rooms on the way, Yes we do.
Speaker 4: We want to send in a resting piece to Richard
Speaker 4: Roundtree and kind of talk about his legacy a bit.
Speaker 7: He passed away on Monday.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll get into that next. It's the Breakfast
Speaker 1: Club in the morning. The Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is Steam J and V Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 9: are the Breakfast Club. I want to salute on Ferrari Simmons.
Speaker 9: Salute to Ferrari Simmons out in Atlanta yesterday. He just
Speaker 9: signed on as the afternoon host on our Atlanta station.
Speaker 9: So I want to salute to him and shou out
Speaker 9: to Louis V. Congratulations Ferrari Simmons, Louis V. All right,
Speaker 9: now let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 1: Is the room of reports.
Speaker 7: I think a lot of people will recognize the boys from.
Speaker 13: The name.
Speaker 1: The rest Club. Lauren came in hot.
Speaker 4: So we want to take some time to send a
Speaker 4: rest in peace to Richard Rowntree, who is Shaft, the
Speaker 4: face of the Shaft franchise.
Speaker 7: So he was eighty one.
Speaker 4: His manager actually confirmed that he passed away on Monday
Speaker 4: from pancreatic cancer, which is a really big deal with plagues.
Speaker 7: You know, the Black community a lot larger than it
Speaker 7: does any other communities.
Speaker 4: Now, he was known for his rolling Shaft, but there
Speaker 4: have been people online sharing their like sentiments and their
Speaker 4: memories and he's just helped so many. I've seen so
Speaker 4: many different actors talk about how much of a just
Speaker 4: a support system he was for Hollywood, Black Hollywood. He
Speaker 4: was like one of the first known black action heroes
Speaker 4: in Hollywood. So you know, just sad to see him go.
Speaker 8: Rontrye one years old seems so young nowadays it does,
Speaker 8: but you know, that's a that's a that's a nice
Speaker 8: long existence.
Speaker 1: So that brother for sure.
Speaker 4: Now switching up the vibe a bit, Kanye West is
Speaker 4: trending again. This time it's for some alleged rules that
Speaker 4: he's given his current wife Biaka censorry. So there are
Speaker 4: reports out right now that in their marriage, Bianka has
Speaker 4: these rules that Kanye has set. Now, we've heard things
Speaker 4: that about like Kanye dressing his women and require certain things,
Speaker 4: so fans are actually believing this. Now, these rules are.
Speaker 4: She is not allowed to talk to anyone without his permission.
Speaker 4: She can only eat the food that he tells her
Speaker 4: to eat. She is forced to exercise and stay in shape,
Speaker 4: which is ironic because he does not do that. And
Speaker 4: she can only wear what he tells her to wear.
Speaker 1: Now her, where does it come from? Where it's come from?
Speaker 1: It sounds like that's that's his kids.
Speaker 7: This is from an insider. This is a Delia report.
Speaker 1: Oh god.
Speaker 7: It's also you don't don't you believe of it?
Speaker 1: When people say inside, yeah.
Speaker 8: Just I just, I just I don't believe any of this.
Speaker 8: But it's sanatanic. But nobody cares about the truth from
Speaker 8: the live and morenertaining.
Speaker 7: So I mean, at least the clothing part of it
Speaker 7: is very cognive.
Speaker 1: Nutrition trainer and stylist. That's what I heard. That's what
Speaker 1: I took from that.
Speaker 4: I love the positivity nutrition because her friends feel like
Speaker 4: she's being like kidnapped or something.
Speaker 1: You heard what Samantha Lee Gibson said yesterday. The friends listen.
Speaker 4: So the friends of Beyonca concerned about her well being.
Speaker 4: They said that she has not been herself. So there's
Speaker 4: one friend that's like, look, we reached out to her
Speaker 4: and we said, hey, everyone is extremely concerned because you're
Speaker 4: not who you normally are.
Speaker 7: You're very outspoken.
Speaker 4: We think that Kanye is trying to turn you into
Speaker 4: a more radical Kim Kardashian, like a Kim two point zero.
Speaker 7: But the difference is Kim is her own person. The
Speaker 7: fashion world loss, so.
Speaker 1: She's not speaking much. She hasn't called her friends much,
Speaker 1: and her friends are saying this is what they believe. Yes.
Speaker 8: No, she's a married woman now, so she's spending time
Speaker 8: with her husband, so she don't got time to be
Speaker 8: hanging out with her single friend groups.
Speaker 4: She's also twenty eight and she's married to Kanye West.
Speaker 4: I probably would have cut the group chat off too. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's what you said about Kanye. That's a heck of
Speaker 4: an experience at twenty eight.
Speaker 8: Be with your man, be with your nutrition's, your trainer,
Speaker 8: your stylists, and your husband all in one.
Speaker 9: That's not wild. Them single women wish they had all
Speaker 9: talk to strangers. You gotta eat what I tell you
Speaker 9: to eat, and you gotta dress what you got to
Speaker 9: put on what I tell you to put it. That
Speaker 9: sounds like having care How that sounds that's nutrition trainer
Speaker 9: and stylist.
Speaker 1: That's what. That's what we tell your kids. Don't talk
Speaker 1: to strangers. You only eat the food that I give you.
Speaker 1: And you know that sounds wild. It's so true.
Speaker 4: The balance in the room is crazy. Like Charlomage, you
Speaker 4: always see and hear the King in a lot of
Speaker 4: the BS, King, your queen and all of you're you're
Speaker 4: a very like realistic person where it's like this is
Speaker 4: just crazy and if it's true, it's wrong.
Speaker 7: He's like, nutrition is trainer pro.
Speaker 8: And a husband yes, and all them single friends around
Speaker 8: her chirping ready to ruin her situation. And then when when, when,
Speaker 8: when things go wrong, they're gonna have you on a
Speaker 8: podcast crying about how you miss Kanye okay in.
Speaker 7: The Greek jet, talking about well do we have any
Speaker 7: friends because now you lonely?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 4: Well, look this is all reported allegedly from insiders, so
Speaker 4: hopefully that's not the case. Now Jonathan Major is talking
Speaker 4: about you know, relationships stuff, So you guys, remember Jonathan
Speaker 4: Majors was accused of domestic violence by Grace Jabari. Well,
Speaker 4: now she is going to be facing her own set
Speaker 4: of domestic or her own set of assault charges in
Speaker 4: a domestic violence case. So we have a news report
Speaker 4: from the message.
Speaker 1: Is it the same case or this is something separate?
Speaker 1: This is the same case, but.
Speaker 7: This is Jonathan Major's counterclaim to her. So let's take
Speaker 7: a listen.
Speaker 14: Grace Jabari, the woman who accused Jonathan Major's of domestic violence,
Speaker 14: will soon be charged with assaults, seven months after the
Speaker 14: actor's March arrest, according to the Office of the Deputy
Speaker 14: Commissioner Public Information for the New York Police Department, who
Speaker 14: exclusively confirmed the domestic violence charge to The Messenger on
Speaker 14: Monday night. The DCPI tells the Messenger that Jabari is
Speaker 14: expected to voluntarily report to the NYPD's tenth Prestinct in
Speaker 14: the near future, after the actor filed a counter complaint
Speaker 14: against her back in June. According to a law enforcement source, Jabari,
Speaker 14: who is overseas at the time, will be issued a
Speaker 14: desk appearance ticket, which police issued to require a suspect
Speaker 14: to appear in court to answer charges. Jabari, a movement coach,
Speaker 14: accused the ant man in the wass Quantum Mania star
Speaker 14: of domestic violence after he was arrested on March twenty fifth.
Speaker 14: Matrix is accused of hitting Jabbari in quote the face
Speaker 14: with an open hand, causing substantial pain and a laceration
Speaker 14: behind her ear end quote.
Speaker 7: Didn't feel like y'all were in a job training.
Speaker 1: It definitely did.
Speaker 7: I was like, wow, like, am I making it through
Speaker 7: this survey?
Speaker 8: Well, listen, if she put hands on that man and
Speaker 8: she needs to be arrested, Okay, innocent until proven guilty,
Speaker 8: of course, but she should have to go through the
Speaker 8: same due process.
Speaker 1: It's Jonathan. But that's not fair because they said they
Speaker 1: say she's going to get a desk ticket.
Speaker 7: That's the start of it.
Speaker 1: Though, that's he got arrested. He got arrested, got she
Speaker 1: got up here in courts, so she can you arrested?
Speaker 9: She's not the same. No, she just get a dest ticket.
Speaker 9: They make it seem like she's not get arrested. She's
Speaker 9: not gonna be I thought I read that she gotta
Speaker 9: come to New York to get arrested ticket.
Speaker 4: From what that report just said, it was she's turning
Speaker 4: herself in for a dest ticket, but that doesn't mean
Speaker 4: they still would have to book her.
Speaker 9: There's a difference between going to get a dest ticket
Speaker 9: and being hauled off from your house and she comes contrast,
Speaker 9: if this was anybody else, they probably would have got
Speaker 9: it right at the airport when she got here and
Speaker 9: put her in cuffs and took her to the to
Speaker 9: the precinst.
Speaker 7: You think it's happening because she's white?
Speaker 1: Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 7: I mean all that because if it was anybody else,
Speaker 7: like who what? Other person?
Speaker 1: Who? I mean, I just think you gotta be said
Speaker 1: she was getting arrested. Maybe I don't know. I just
Speaker 1: seem her desk ticket.
Speaker 4: It's because she has she's turning herself in. You know, look,
Speaker 4: I just don't think that. I mean, regardless of what
Speaker 4: happens on her side of things, it's still going to
Speaker 4: be worse for Jonathan.
Speaker 1: Maazing.
Speaker 8: But see, I am happy because folks don't ever want
Speaker 8: to hear the man story and situations like that, So
Speaker 8: I'm glad they listened to Jonathan.
Speaker 1: But you're right, Lauren.
Speaker 8: What's sad is that story, no matter how much we
Speaker 8: report on it will never get the attention that Jonathan
Speaker 8: major story got because that young lady is not king
Speaker 8: to conqueror.
Speaker 7: Okay, bigger star the men like. It's just the dynamic.
Speaker 1: But not only that. He was, like I said, he
Speaker 1: was arrested from his crip. There was pictures, there was
Speaker 1: video of him getting arrested.
Speaker 9: It was a big He's also a big celebrity, but
Speaker 9: it was a big If they arrested her at the
Speaker 9: airport when she landed.
Speaker 7: We would be like, we would be like what she
Speaker 7: drunk at the bar in the airport. We wouldn't even
Speaker 7: know what. We wouldn't even know where.
Speaker 8: You think about people back away from Jonathan production, companies, endorsements.
Speaker 8: That's why when you know when they wanted Making Good
Speaker 8: to leave her men, Yep, that's why when he gets
Speaker 8: through all of this, I pray he charges y'all triple Well.
Speaker 8: What if he's guilty though, that's a different story, right,
Speaker 8: But I don't think he's guilty.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I was just saying, but all right, well,
Speaker 1: that is front page. That is a room of report.
Speaker 9: When we come back, we got front page news and
Speaker 9: then past the mic Toe will be joining us. He
Speaker 9: has a new book, damage but not destroyed from trauma.
Speaker 1: To triumph. We're gonna be kicking with him in a minute,
Speaker 1: so don't move. It's to Breakfast Club in morning, the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is DJ Envy Charlamagne, the guy. We are the
Speaker 9: Breakfast Club. Laura l Rosa, our guest co host, is here,
Speaker 9: and let's get in some front page.
Speaker 1: News just quickly.
Speaker 9: In sports, last night, the NBA season came back. The
Speaker 9: Nuggets beat the Lakers one nineteen one oh seven. The
Speaker 9: Nuggets look amazing last night. And also the Suns beat the.
Speaker 1: Warriors one o eight to one oh for Chris Paul played,
Speaker 1: he did pretty good last night.
Speaker 8: Only last night, Tuesday, only two games last night, the
Speaker 8: most games played with Thursday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this weird thing. Yeah yeah yeah in the weekend.
Speaker 1: All right, well let's jump right into it.
Speaker 4: Test.
Speaker 1: What do you want to start? The airplane the airplane,
Speaker 1: bumper rides, bumper cars. Yeah.
Speaker 10: This is a crazy story that happened yesterday that shut
Speaker 10: the airport down in Houston. A Hobby airport reopened after
Speaker 10: being closed for several hours yesterday. Authorities say that the
Speaker 10: incident occurred around three thirty Tuesday afternoon, with two prov
Speaker 10: jet jets clicked their wings and according to the officials
Speaker 10: the FF the FAA said that the twin engine took
Speaker 10: off without permission and collided with another two engine plane
Speaker 10: and so there were no injuries, thank god for that.
Speaker 5: But there was a complete ground stop.
Speaker 10: No plane planes were landing or taking off for about
Speaker 10: two to three hours. So I'm sure that effected delays.
Speaker 10: It is a triple effect. It's not just a trickle
Speaker 10: down effect. It's not just you know, just hobby or
Speaker 10: just what happened with Houston, but probably saw some delays
Speaker 10: yesterday in your flights, and that is one of the
Speaker 10: reasons that could have played a role in that.
Speaker 1: Now, why would you take off without permission? Like who
Speaker 1: do people think they are? Like, why wouldn't you wait?
Speaker 4: Your young man, you don't ever think about that. We
Speaker 4: ain't taking off them Every time I take off, I
Speaker 4: think I hope that no one else is like here
Speaker 4: on accidents. Well, I mean they have suppose they've received instructions,
Speaker 4: but like stuff happened.
Speaker 1: What do they call it?
Speaker 6: I can't remember what they called. But there's people have control,
Speaker 6: traffic control. It's like, yoa, why wouldn't you listen to
Speaker 6: air traffic control. Why would you even play when you're
Speaker 6: thirty thousand feet in the agg.
Speaker 9: Sometimes they'd be like, well they had craftic controls. We
Speaker 9: can't leave for another twenty minutes. There's seven planes in
Speaker 9: front of us. Who we just got to sit back
Speaker 9: for blacks for a little bit. You got, I'd be like,
Speaker 9: just take off, bless you feel like that.
Speaker 1: Air traffic control for a reason.
Speaker 5: Right right when you write, you right now said this
Speaker 5: actually happens more than what we think.
Speaker 10: I don't know if you guys remember a couple of
Speaker 10: months ago I did a story on how often you know,
Speaker 10: how close these this could happen with these collides, and they.
Speaker 5: Did like an interactive map.
Speaker 10: I can't remember what what outlet posted that map, but
Speaker 10: they showed how often how close these planes you know,
Speaker 10: come with hitting each other all the time.
Speaker 5: So thankfully no one was hurt though, So.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely no. Let's talk about these student loans.
Speaker 10: Yeah, three hundred and five thousand student long borrows got
Speaker 10: monthly bills with the wrong amount. Now, this is when
Speaker 10: the payments resumed this month after the three three year
Speaker 10: plus pause that was it estimated three hundred and five
Speaker 10: thousand people received their bill. It was the wrong amount.
Speaker 10: It was they were charged higher than what it should be.
Speaker 10: The Department Education has identified the error, saying that they're
Speaker 10: fixing it. There's also some complaints with folks saying they're
Speaker 10: calling in and it's hours and hours before you can
Speaker 10: get anybody on the phone to fix it. Uh, they
Speaker 10: did issue statements in because of the Department's oversight efforts
Speaker 10: and ability to quickly catch these error, servicers will begin
Speaker 10: to be held accountable on the borrows will have the
Speaker 10: right amount here soon. So a big mess with this
Speaker 10: student on repayment, you know, all happening at one time.
Speaker 10: And of course you know there's still folks saying a
Speaker 10: student that should be canceled, and so they postpone this
Speaker 10: as long as they could and now it's just a
Speaker 10: big mess.
Speaker 1: So you know you done else.
Speaker 7: I didn't open it because I just wasn't ready to
Speaker 7: face that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well it's facing you whether you whether you open
Speaker 5: it or not.
Speaker 7: Need to make sure that balance is right.
Speaker 8: You know, that could be very dangerous. Man, Like, you
Speaker 8: don't know what people be going through. You don't know
Speaker 8: what people's mental states are. You know, finances can drive
Speaker 8: people to the edge. You know, you open up your
Speaker 8: monthly bill and that's just higher than usual, you know
Speaker 8: what I'm saying, And you're trying you already was trying
Speaker 8: to figure out how to pay it before. Now it's
Speaker 8: the wrong amount that could drive somebody to do like
Speaker 8: kill itself with something.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 4: And some people don't know how to calculate the interest,
Speaker 4: so they might just believe that that's what they're supposed
Speaker 4: to be at because a lot of people stop paying
Speaker 4: attention during the pandemic.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's a great point because it actually did happen
Speaker 10: to a lot of people that were on income driven
Speaker 10: plans of Charlemagne. They were placed into these ten year
Speaker 10: higher monthly plans when they were supposed to be in
Speaker 10: the income driven plan.
Speaker 5: So hopefully, you know, they'll get that fixed and get
Speaker 5: it corrective.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: All right, well that is Front Page News, that's right.
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Speaker 9: All right, now, when we come back, Pastor Mike Todd
Speaker 9: will be joining us a new book, Damage But not
Speaker 9: Destroyed From Trauma to Trium.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something of the reason I really
Speaker 1: enjoyed his book.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 8: I enjoyed his book because the way Paster Mike Todd
Speaker 8: takes takes theology and uh, you know, couples it with therapy. Man,
Speaker 8: because I'm a stern believer that you need God and
Speaker 8: therapy and the way he breaks it down.
Speaker 1: And this book is very special. So I can't wait
Speaker 1: to talk to Pastor Mike Todd. All right, we'll get
Speaker 1: into that NEXTUS Breakfast Club. Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is dj n V Charlamage to Die. We are
Speaker 9: the breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes,
Speaker 9: indeed you have Pastor Mike Todd.
Speaker 1: Welcome brother. What's going on? Family?
Speaker 12: Good?
Speaker 6: Yes, But I'm blessed man, I'm at the breakfast club
Speaker 6: with y'all. I'm blessed, black and holly favored. You are
Speaker 6: definitely black, blessed and highly favored. It I feel like
Speaker 6: all of us are blessed, black and hot. Feels good.
Speaker 6: Thank you all for having me.
Speaker 8: Man, Happy to have you, Man, new book, Damage would
Speaker 8: Not Destroyed From Trauma to Triumph, Yes, sir, powerful title bro,
Speaker 8: it's my life, and it's honestly, I believe a lot
Speaker 8: of people's life that they don't share.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: You see everybody from people who going from the gutter
Speaker 6: to this big platform, or people who've just made it
Speaker 6: out of the hood or just made it from where
Speaker 6: they thought they would never come, but then they shut
Speaker 6: up and stopped telling the actual story about how they
Speaker 6: got from where they were to where they are.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 1: I have a theory about that.
Speaker 10: What is it?
Speaker 8: I think the theory now, Like I'm I'm forty five
Speaker 8: years old. So you look at it so grown, thank
Speaker 8: you brother, so growing up. You know, it was those
Speaker 8: stories of overcoming, those stories of making mistakes and you know,
Speaker 8: becoming a better person that we always gravitated towards that
Speaker 8: we learned from. Nowadays, because of this soul called cancel culture, Yeah,
Speaker 8: nobody wants to talk about the mistakes that they made,
Speaker 8: ye know, nobody because they feel like they'll be judged
Speaker 8: for them and crucified form which they probably will, but
Speaker 8: it's temporary.
Speaker 9: Like the truth of the matter is, because I'm a
Speaker 9: person of faith, I believe the truth of the matter
Speaker 9: is the we overcome by the blood of the lamb,
Speaker 9: that's what crisis them. But the words of our own testimony,
Speaker 9: even if you don't believe what I believe. The truth
Speaker 9: is when you see somebody else go through something and
Speaker 9: you make it through it, it gives you courage, It
Speaker 9: gives you hope, it gives you dang maybe I can
Speaker 9: do that too. And a lot of people are robbing
Speaker 9: other people of the fuel that they need to overcome
Speaker 9: their actual situation because they scared. Number one and number
Speaker 9: two is because they feel like maybe my worst moment
Speaker 9: defined me. But I found that in my worst moment,
Speaker 9: that's who That's what made me absolutely and so I
Speaker 9: just wanted to come like completely clean, completely raw. I say, hot, humble,
Speaker 9: open and transparent, And I mean it takes also the
Speaker 9: power out of what anybody can ever say about me.
Speaker 1: I believe you. I agree with everything you say. I
Speaker 1: always say, live your truth. So nobody can use your
Speaker 1: truth against you. Well, boy, they will try, they'll try.
Speaker 6: The truth of the matter is, but if it's real,
Speaker 6: like when you cut it open and it's real and
Speaker 6: you actually grew from it, and you actually learned from
Speaker 6: the cheating and you actually did the work, and with
Speaker 6: the therapy and you actually, yeah, no, I did embezzle
Speaker 6: that money, but I'm not gonna do that and never again.
Speaker 6: And I'm like, when you actually grow, I believe that
Speaker 6: this life is about progression, not perfection. And on the
Speaker 6: gram and in front of people, were always trying to
Speaker 6: present perfection. But I really believe, like when you cut
Speaker 6: it all down, it's one baby step in front of
Speaker 6: another baby step in front of another baby step, and
Speaker 6: you look up and like, how did I get here?
Speaker 6: It was a bunch of small moments that got you today.
Speaker 6: Moment How important is a support system?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 9: Because he came with your wife, Charlamaze been with his
Speaker 9: wife twenty five and my life thirty. How important is that?
Speaker 9: Because a lot of times you hear people say I
Speaker 9: don't need that. I'm looking for a guy that's gonna
Speaker 9: make this much money, but that's done. They never talk
Speaker 9: about the heart. The truth of the matter is dumb.
Speaker 6: Yeah, thank you say that loud of God. It's dumb.
Speaker 6: Like I tell people all the time.
Speaker 1: I did a book.
Speaker 6: My first book was called Relationship Goals, and I have
Speaker 6: this whole chapter in the book about rip up your list.
Speaker 6: And I know people are gonna say whatever they're gonna
Speaker 6: say about they got this list.
Speaker 1: You're still single.
Speaker 6: The truth of the matter is, like the truth of
Speaker 6: the matter is is a lot of times God never
Speaker 6: hands you a finished product. He hands you something you
Speaker 6: gotta work right. And that's why Ike is one of
Speaker 6: the greatest furniture companies. No matter what you think about
Speaker 6: it is they give you something that you have to
Speaker 6: put your hands to, to a symbol, and it gives
Speaker 6: people another greater level of satisfaction because when they actually
Speaker 6: put their hands in to help make that thing happen,
Speaker 6: it feels like I've accomplished something. Relationship is the same
Speaker 6: way God never TDJ says it. God never gives you
Speaker 6: a table, he gives you a tree. Sure, the same
Speaker 6: thing with the relationship. And so I think many times
Speaker 6: people need to rip up their lists and actually look
Speaker 6: for the things that are in the heart. You can't
Speaker 6: instagram integrity, you can't facebook faithfulness.
Speaker 1: And so look at my man, he da da dah.
Speaker 1: The greatest things that.
Speaker 6: Have made me and my wife's relationship work I cannot
Speaker 6: show you on a post. It has to be lived out,
Speaker 6: proved out, and over time. And so when you say
Speaker 6: support system, bro, that is literally the only reason I'm
Speaker 6: here right now is because I got people who could
Speaker 6: see me at my worst and still think of me
Speaker 6: in my best situation to steal, Like why it still.
Speaker 1: Smells like that word that you said just a second ago?
Speaker 6: They still walking with me, and like, I'll actually be
Speaker 6: with you because I know it's not gonna be like
Speaker 6: this The whole time, I tell people, community is everything.
Speaker 6: Having mentors is everything. Being around people that are further
Speaker 6: than you is everything. And if you're gonna deal with
Speaker 6: your damage, you need that because a lot of people
Speaker 6: do it in isolation, and COVID has really jacked up people.
Speaker 6: And when I say that, I'm not even talking from
Speaker 6: a health standpoint physically. I'm talking about a mental health standpoint,
Speaker 6: a spiritual health standpoint, a relational health standpoint. People went
Speaker 6: into their caves and started spectating on what everybody was doing,
Speaker 6: and it made them look out instead of looking What.
Speaker 1: Was your breakthrough moment that invites you to be so
Speaker 1: vulnerable in this.
Speaker 6: Book, bro, I have a son, our second son. His
Speaker 6: name is MJ my namesake. He has autism. And me
Speaker 6: and my wife we're going through the height of our
Speaker 6: ministry and our business is growing and everything's exploded. My
Speaker 6: first book goes number one New York Times bestseller. I
Speaker 6: barely graduated English class, Like, I'm in a shock. And
Speaker 6: then our only son, we take him to the doctor
Speaker 6: and they're like, yeah, he's not progressing normally. He's not talking,
Speaker 6: he's not looking anymore. And he was going the right way,
Speaker 6: and then just something switch. And my motor has always
Speaker 6: been let me be greater, let me be better, let
Speaker 6: me make more money, me do this, And I tried
Speaker 6: to do everything I knew how to do, and it
Speaker 6: didn't fix nothing. Getting a bigger platform, writing another book,
Speaker 6: making more money, it didn't do anything. And so when
Speaker 6: my motor broke, it was like, what's going on. I'm
Speaker 6: watching my wife slip into depression. Nothing is working, and
Speaker 6: so I was like, hold on, we got to start
Speaker 6: working on this. I was sitting with my mentor, Tim
Speaker 6: Ross at a crackle barrel outside of Oklahoma City, and
Speaker 6: I was just telling them what I was going through,
Speaker 6: and we started thinking about back over my life and
Speaker 6: he said yeah.
Speaker 1: He was like, yeah, when did God's standard become lower
Speaker 1: than your standard?
Speaker 6: And I was like, what are you talking about. He
Speaker 6: was like, Michael, you've been telling me all this stuff
Speaker 6: you want to make better and you want it.
Speaker 1: To be great.
Speaker 6: You keep using this word great, great, great, great, he said,
Speaker 6: But in the beginning, when God created the heavens and
Speaker 6: the earth, he looked at it and he said, it's good.
Speaker 6: And then he created the stars, and he created the
Speaker 6: land and said, h you go right here, you go
Speaker 6: right here, created the animals. Going through the whole creation,
Speaker 6: he said it's good. Then he created man on the
Speaker 6: sixth day, and he said, you know what, that's very good.
Speaker 6: He said, If God's standard is good, why is yours great?
Speaker 6: Then he asked me this question, He said, when did
Speaker 6: you make a.
Speaker 1: Decision that good was not good enough?
Speaker 6: And immediately I went back to twelve years old when
Speaker 6: I'm in church. My parents raised us in church, and
Speaker 6: I played drums since I was young, and I would
Speaker 6: go at twelve years old to the choir rehearsal because
Speaker 6: my dream was to.
Speaker 1: Play in big church, like play with the big choir,
Speaker 1: like not the you for the junior.
Speaker 9: I wanted to play and I was good, and I
Speaker 9: would go every Tuesday, only twelve year old there and
Speaker 9: they would never let me play.
Speaker 1: They would tell me I was great.
Speaker 6: They would tell me that, man, you getting so good,
Speaker 6: bingch my cheeks, take all the little stuff.
Speaker 1: But they would never let me play. They probably had
Speaker 1: a legitimate reason.
Speaker 6: But I remember sitting on that maroon chair in the
Speaker 6: back and deciding, I guess good is not good enough.
Speaker 1: I will only be great.
Speaker 6: And what ended up happening from twelve years old to
Speaker 6: thirty five years old. I would not settle for anything good.
Speaker 6: And now I'm looking at my son and he's not good.
Speaker 6: And I couldn't rationalize or reconcile what was going on
Speaker 6: in me and God, I was like, you're gonna have
Speaker 6: to become okay with things being good. And I had
Speaker 6: to go and heal that twelve year old Michael to
Speaker 6: be able to even raise the thirty five year old
Speaker 6: Michael and raise his son. And Bro, I went on
Speaker 6: a journey, bro and man because I went on this
Speaker 6: healing journey, because I spent the money. Everybody talking about
Speaker 6: investing property, you're the only thing that is priceless.
Speaker 1: As always invest in your mental wealth.
Speaker 6: I want you invest in yourself. You have to start
Speaker 6: from someplace you got us. But that's why I went first,
Speaker 6: DJ and V. This is why I wrote this book
Speaker 6: This may not be my most popular book, but it's
Speaker 6: my most valuable book because if anybody actually reads this,
Speaker 6: they're gonna be like, Dang, I can see myself and
Speaker 6: maybe I'll take the first step.
Speaker 1: All right, we got more with pastor Mike Todd. When
Speaker 1: we come back, don't move.
Speaker 9: It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody. It's dj NV,
Speaker 9: Charlamagne and the God. We are to Breakfast Club. We're
Speaker 9: still kicking it with past the Mike Todd his new book,
Speaker 9: Damage but Not Destroyed, From Trauma to Triumph.
Speaker 1: It's out right now, Charlamagne. I love how you talk
Speaker 1: about you know, how you need God and therapy? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Bro, No how people feel like you can't have bocal
Speaker 8: They'll say things like you can't have faith in God.
Speaker 1: Faith and fear don't coexist. I don't know.
Speaker 6: The first thing you got to realize is the opposite
Speaker 6: of faith is not fear. The opposite of faith is love.
Speaker 6: The Bible says perfect love cast out all fear. The
Speaker 6: truth of the matter is most people don't know how
Speaker 6: love they are by God, so that's where fear really
Speaker 6: comes from. But the truth of the matter for me
Speaker 6: is I've been raised in church. I'm a pastor's kid.
Speaker 6: I've been around in my whole life, been at the altar, play,
Speaker 6: done all the other stuff.
Speaker 1: And I believe.
Speaker 6: Me and my wife believe in theology and therapy. We
Speaker 6: believe in prayer and going to a practice. We believe
Speaker 6: in worshiping and doing the hard work. Because the truth
Speaker 6: of the matter is, many times what happens at church,
Speaker 6: at the altar, in your alone time with God is
Speaker 6: a catalyst.
Speaker 1: It's supposed to start something.
Speaker 6: And for years, especially in the Black Church, and for
Speaker 6: many reasons, like maybe because we didn't have access to things,
Speaker 6: and maybe because we weren't taught about them, or maybe
Speaker 6: generationally there was a stigma on it. But we act
Speaker 6: like everything happened when they prayed.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 6: Everything started when they prayed, and we're supposed to continue
Speaker 6: to pray. But there was some stuff that was in
Speaker 6: me that I had to communicate about. If you watch
Speaker 6: Jesus in the Bible, most of the miracles happened in communication.
Speaker 1: They weren't just like bow and then it's over. It
Speaker 1: was they were walking with him. He had disciples that walked.
Speaker 6: With him like me and you sitting here that was
Speaker 6: still cutting people's ears off, still backstabbing, still doing stuff.
Speaker 1: But it was a process.
Speaker 6: And I just think that church has to do a
Speaker 6: better job at letting people know that when you get saved,
Speaker 6: that's your spirit getting saved, but you still got this
Speaker 6: flesh and you still got this soul, the mind, willing emotions,
Speaker 6: and it has to be continually worked on. It has
Speaker 6: to be continually transformed. And that's why I go to church.
Speaker 1: I mean, ask your question right now, let's go.
Speaker 9: So my daughter was talk committee of other day and
Speaker 9: she was talking about the Bible, right, yeah, and she
Speaker 9: was telling me that there was a lot of things
Speaker 9: in the Bible that wasn't understandable to her. Right, So,
Speaker 9: what would you say to a child or young adult
Speaker 9: that's reading the Bible, even adult that's reading the Bible,
Speaker 9: and say, hey, when you talk about this in the Bible,
Speaker 9: it's kind of like it happens every day.
Speaker 1: But when you talk about this, it's like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: you can't do that. So what do you say on
Speaker 1: that effect?
Speaker 6: Number One, you cannot look at culture to be able
Speaker 6: to get what you need to get from the Bible.
Speaker 9: So that's the first Some things in the Bible that
Speaker 9: I cancel you forever those jobsponsors completely, But.
Speaker 1: It's so in the Bible.
Speaker 6: So the truth of the matter is the spirit of
Speaker 6: the Bible is stronger than the word of the Bible,
Speaker 6: the letter of the Bible. And that's why I believe
Speaker 6: you have to have an actual relationship with God. What
Speaker 6: I would encourage your daughter to do is, first not
Speaker 6: just start. There's some parts in the Bible that if
Speaker 6: you start there, you're gonna be confused for the rest
Speaker 6: of your life. Start with the Gospels. Go to Matthew, Mark, Luke,
Speaker 6: and John. Just learn about Jesus. Learn the person of Jesus.
Speaker 6: That's what I would tell anybody. Don't go start in
Speaker 6: the Old Testament trying to figure out what all the
Speaker 6: sacrifices are in Leviticus and Deuteronomy. Just start there because
Speaker 6: in the person of Jesus, he is the Word and
Speaker 6: when that word comes to life in you. And then
Speaker 6: tell her to watch some of my messages. Tell her
Speaker 6: to check in with somebody who's done the studying and
Speaker 6: can break it down in another level. How does your
Speaker 6: daughter twenty one? Tell her to go back and watch
Speaker 6: relationship goes by Mike Todd like, just send it to her.
Speaker 6: And I'm telling you there, sometimes it's harder to understand
Speaker 6: something when you approach it by yourself instead of approaching
Speaker 6: it with somebody who knows, how did your car work?
Speaker 6: All of us we go to our car and we
Speaker 6: probably y'all, y'all rich, So y'all push a start button
Speaker 6: or don't even touch it and it comes on.
Speaker 1: You don't know all of the things that happened for
Speaker 1: that to happen.
Speaker 6: But if you get with a mechanic somebody who works
Speaker 6: with that, they'll be able to say, hey, this is
Speaker 6: how this happens.
Speaker 1: This, and you come with another understanding.
Speaker 6: So I believe that the Bible is something that you
Speaker 6: approach by yourself in your alone time, but you can't
Speaker 6: stay there. I had to get people to help me
Speaker 6: understand that thing. And I think that's what I would
Speaker 6: tell your daughter. You know, I want to go back
Speaker 6: to the theology in therapy thing. I got a couple
Speaker 6: of questions about that. My good brother little Duval he
Speaker 6: posted a few weeks ago. He put a lot of
Speaker 6: y'all going to therapy because you're avoiding God.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no no no. I that may be
Speaker 1: his experience.
Speaker 6: I think a lot of people need to go to
Speaker 6: therapy because of what God has shown them and a
Speaker 6: lot of times God shows you you in situations.
Speaker 1: And I will agree some people are going to therapy
Speaker 1: running from God.
Speaker 6: Like I will say that because they need to prove
Speaker 6: that they are working on something, and so going to
Speaker 6: therapy paying the thing not being checked in just going
Speaker 6: and sitting there for an hour. That could make you
Speaker 6: feel good like you check something off. But I do
Speaker 6: truly believe that we have been made by a creator
Speaker 6: and God has given people the ability to understand me
Speaker 6: and my wife. They had to do this thing called reprocessing.
Speaker 6: I don't know if everybody knows what that means, but
Speaker 6: like literally you have to go to a situation, you
Speaker 6: have to think about that situation, and then you have
Speaker 6: to actually think about what you wish would have happened,
Speaker 6: how it could have been different. You got to retrain
Speaker 6: the pathways in your brain to be able to see
Speaker 6: here feel something different. And God made us that unique
Speaker 6: and so I believe it's both. And I believe there
Speaker 6: are some people that will go to therapy running from God.
Speaker 6: And I think there are some people that go to
Speaker 6: God running from therapy. Do I think everybody needs therapy. Yes,
Speaker 6: the Bible says that there is wisdom in the multitude
Speaker 6: of counselors. I don't think that everybody just needs therapy
Speaker 6: for their emotional stuff. They need therapy for their finances.
Speaker 6: I got counselors for my finances. I got counselors from
Speaker 6: our relationship. I got counselors. If the Bible says there's
Speaker 6: wisdom in the multitude of counselors, you need therapy and
Speaker 6: us how to respond sometimes to your kids.
Speaker 1: I mean we were all raised differently, but sometimes especially.
Speaker 6: In our community, like the hand the embarrassing our kids
Speaker 6: be raising our kids, A lot of that stuff is
Speaker 6: just because it happened to us, and we've never admitted
Speaker 6: how much that jacked us up. So then we try
Speaker 6: to do it to the next generation and see like
Speaker 6: and then and play it like it's good parenting. All
Speaker 6: I'm saying is maybe you need to talk to somebody, like,
Speaker 6: maybe you actually need to communicate what being embarrassed in
Speaker 6: the grocery store actually did to you and why you
Speaker 6: all puffed up every time anybody tries to correct you.
Speaker 8: How do you know when to bring your pain to
Speaker 8: a therapist. And when you bring your pain to God.
Speaker 6: I think you bring all your pain to God. The
Speaker 6: Bible says cast all your cares up on him because
Speaker 6: he cares for you. It says, take on the easy
Speaker 6: yoke and the easy burden that he has traded him
Speaker 6: for that. I take everything to God. I acknowledge God
Speaker 6: in all my ways. He will direct my packth. He
Speaker 6: directed my path to therapy.
Speaker 1: Bro I was a pastor. I was the crazy faith guy.
Speaker 6: I was like, Yo, we're gonna pray, We're gonna believe
Speaker 6: in God's like, no, you're gonna sit your butt down
Speaker 6: and talk to an old white lady. What like, just
Speaker 6: let's shout. And he was like, no, you need to cry.
Speaker 6: I mean I haven't cried. I can count on my
Speaker 6: hands how many times I have cried as a grown man.
Speaker 1: That's not okay. My body needs to release those emotions
Speaker 1: and that stuff.
Speaker 6: But I had not been taught how to do that,
Speaker 6: and just how I needed to be taught how to drive,
Speaker 6: taught how to run a business, taught how to actually
Speaker 6: be a husband. I needed to be taught how to
Speaker 6: be able to deal with my emotions. And it was
Speaker 6: almost like I was seeing in black and white. The
Speaker 6: reason the cover of the book is black and white
Speaker 6: is because that's why I was living. Even though I
Speaker 6: was smiling, it was black and white. Now, like what
Speaker 6: God's done in my heart? Now? How I can love
Speaker 6: this woman now, the four kids that I'm raising, the
Speaker 6: people I can affect now, bro, it's three D H
Speaker 6: D color.
Speaker 1: And was it hard? Hell? Yes?
Speaker 6: Like it too a lot to keep showing up and
Speaker 6: to keep paying for it. Come on, let's be for real,
Speaker 6: Like when you start seeing that tax like you like,
Speaker 6: oh shoot, but was it worth it? I'm telling you
Speaker 6: right now. It was the greatest investment that I've ever
Speaker 6: made in myself. And I couldn't keep it to myself.
Speaker 6: I could have wrote another book, I could have done something,
Speaker 6: but God was like, nah, you need to You got
Speaker 6: to share this because there's more people who are damaged
Speaker 6: and they need to know they're not destroyed.
Speaker 9: All right, Well, on movie, got more with Pastor Mike Todd.
Speaker 9: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Yeah, what's fact? It's
Speaker 9: the Breakfast Club and Pastor Mike Todd is here. His
Speaker 9: book Damage but Not Destroyed From Trauma to Triumph is
Speaker 9: out right now Charlamagne, what.
Speaker 1: The untransferred wounds.
Speaker 6: The truth of the matter is every wound that you
Speaker 6: get has the ability to transfer to somebody else in
Speaker 6: your actions or in your non actions. And that's why
Speaker 6: I said earlier, what's not transformed, its transferred. You got
Speaker 6: a lot of your mom and daddy and you that
Speaker 6: they didn't give you directly. They gave it to you
Speaker 6: because you received the way that you handle issues, the
Speaker 6: way that you go through stuff. We got a lot
Speaker 6: of stuff because they didn't handle it. I'll give a
Speaker 6: prime example. I tell it in the book. I had
Speaker 6: a pornography addiction. I mean jacked up, taking my money,
Speaker 6: my mind, my.
Speaker 1: Focus, money.
Speaker 6: Oh bro, Yeah, back in the day, you know when okay,
Speaker 6: come on now, don't act like you did in three
Speaker 6: ninety nine.
Speaker 1: Sometimes come on now.
Speaker 6: And if you was buying magazines or if you're doing
Speaker 6: any of it, come on, let's be honest. It was
Speaker 6: robbing me, and the money was the least part of it. Well,
Speaker 6: I'm going through this whole thing by myself. I'm suffering,
Speaker 6: still trying to pray, still trying to love God, still
Speaker 6: trying to And if somebody's like the pastor, I tell
Speaker 6: it every Sunday, don't even trip like because we out here,
Speaker 6: every man is actually struggling with something. Okay, I'm out
Speaker 6: here addicted, trying to do what I've been called to do.
Speaker 6: After I actually start going through the process of healing
Speaker 6: and making decisions and making disciplines and being accountable and
Speaker 6: all this other stuff, I find out. My dad he
Speaker 6: was a drum major for Graanmlin State University, and they
Speaker 6: came to New York. There was a street back in
Speaker 6: the day. Now, this back back in the day where
Speaker 6: they had peak shows down the whole street.
Speaker 1: That's forty second Street.
Speaker 6: Okay, so he know the street, forty street, And he said,
Speaker 6: back in the day, they got here on the bus
Speaker 6: and he said, he got a pocket full of quarters,
Speaker 6: and you could go and you could put the money
Speaker 6: in the machine and then the curtain would open and
Speaker 6: you see naked women. Back in the day, that was
Speaker 6: the equivalent of pornography, he said. After I told him
Speaker 6: what I was going through, he said, Mike, I'm sorry,
Speaker 6: I'm sorry I never told you about it. I'm sorry
Speaker 6: I never dealt with it publicly. I'm sorry that I
Speaker 6: did this, he said, because I had five sons and
Speaker 6: every single one of my brothers and me dealt with
Speaker 6: the sexual addiction because what was not transformed in him
Speaker 6: was transferred into us. Do you get counseling from the
Speaker 6: other passes. Yeah, definitely. People have been in the game
Speaker 6: a lot longer than me.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Man, we had an awesome meeting for probably about five
Speaker 6: hours at a restaurant.
Speaker 1: Tdj he's like the og of OG's.
Speaker 6: So so he we met and it was like in
Speaker 6: this secret building that was unmarked and we went up
Speaker 6: and like you hit the floor and it's like a restaurant.
Speaker 1: I'm like where am I was like me with the Godfather,
Speaker 1: you understand? Yeah, And I'm like I'm like what is
Speaker 1: going on?
Speaker 6: And that man just begin to pour into me. I
Speaker 6: love td Jakes as just somebody who talks even more
Speaker 6: than preaching if you ever get to just talk to him.
Speaker 6: That mentorship, mentorship from Tim Ross, mentorship from Robert Morris,
Speaker 6: mentorship from Stephen Ferdick, mentorship from all like, it's invaluable
Speaker 6: what you learn from people who've been damaged. It's invaluable
Speaker 6: what you can learn from somebody who will share from
Speaker 6: their damage. And that's what all of those men did,
Speaker 6: Like if I think about it right now, like I'm thinking,
Speaker 6: you call it mentoring, but all mentor mentoring it really is,
Speaker 6: is people showing you where they messed up, where they
Speaker 6: should have done it differently, sharing from their damage, and
Speaker 6: it helps push you into your desk.
Speaker 1: Was this after the spit incident? No, brother, that was before. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm the spit hits the fan. That's what I call it.
Speaker 1: I would break it down. People don't know. I know
Speaker 1: we reported a long time ago. First off, let me
Speaker 1: say this.
Speaker 6: I am not a regular preacher, like when I say
Speaker 6: a regular preacher, like, I was bored in church, and
Speaker 6: so when God called me to preach, I was like,
Speaker 6: all right, I'm gonna actually use everything that I have
Speaker 6: to help people get it. And so I tell stories,
Speaker 6: I use examples, and honestly I'm doing everything how Virgil
Speaker 6: Ablo said for my seventeen year old self. Most seventeen
Speaker 6: year olds they don't care nothing about church. They trying
Speaker 6: to see the girl with the booty and go eat
Speaker 6: and go play with it. So I'm trying to like capture.
Speaker 6: So I've always used examples and stuff like that. And
Speaker 6: so there's this story in the Bible where Jesus basically
Speaker 6: heals a man by spitting on his hand and putting
Speaker 6: on his face. And so this is an example I'd
Speaker 6: done three times before. And this is what my blood
Speaker 6: little brother. This is not some random audience member or
Speaker 6: anything like this. Now there is a brother we fought
Speaker 6: blood like, this is my little brother. And he wanted
Speaker 6: to do the example with me so I could show it.
Speaker 6: And the whole idea was many people will not be
Speaker 6: willing to go through a messy process to get their healing.
Speaker 1: So the idea was this man was blind, he wasn't deaf.
Speaker 6: So if Jesus is about to spit, he's standing there
Speaker 6: in front of Jesus and he can hear, Like if
Speaker 6: you hear somebody.
Speaker 1: About the huck Alula, you're like, oh my god.
Speaker 6: And I was trying to say, as disgusting as this is,
Speaker 6: that man stayed there and he received something that nobody
Speaker 6: else could give him. And as I was saying that,
Speaker 6: I said, maybe you the counseling would be messy for you,
Speaker 6: Maybe apologizing would be messing for you. Maybe downsizing your
Speaker 6: house would be messy for you. After you've put on
Speaker 6: this whole thing about how God blessed you. But what
Speaker 6: if on the other side of this mess was your healing?
Speaker 6: And I did the example. It worked too well, and
Speaker 6: by that night we was on DMZ, CNN, next morning,
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club, all that stuff, and it was somebody has
Speaker 6: was saying to me the other day there was like,
Speaker 6: do you wish it wouldn't have happened?
Speaker 1: I was like, honestly no. It shocked me.
Speaker 6: But what I had to deal with internally and what
Speaker 6: I had to become okay with inside of me because
Speaker 6: of that situation.
Speaker 1: It made me into a man that I would have
Speaker 1: never met had it not happened.
Speaker 6: It changed my whole view of who I was called
Speaker 6: to reach and how much I needed anybody's applause damaged.
Speaker 1: What do you hope people get from this book? Man?
Speaker 6: I believe that if you read this book and actually
Speaker 6: do the work that's in here. I tell people this
Speaker 6: all the time. It may not have been your fault
Speaker 6: what happened to you, but it is now your responsibility.
Speaker 6: It's time to do the work. And I'm just here
Speaker 6: to say I've had to do the work in front
Speaker 6: of people, like with one hundreds of thousand people's watching me,
Speaker 6: judging me, all this stuff.
Speaker 1: You can do this work.
Speaker 6: That's right, no matter where you are, how much money
Speaker 6: you have, what your family thinks about it, you will
Speaker 6: become a different person and that will be able to
Speaker 6: actually be a blessing to other people. The healed version
Speaker 6: of you is better than the version of you that
Speaker 6: you have right now. I dedicated this book to my
Speaker 6: great grandkids, like in the dedication. Now my oldest daughter's ten.
Speaker 6: And I dedicated it because the Bible says a good
Speaker 6: man leaves an inheritance for his children's children. And yes,
Speaker 6: I want to leave them houses, Yes I want to
Speaker 6: leave them investments, but I want to leave them emotional health.
Speaker 6: I pray one day my grandson picks this book up
Speaker 6: and is able to say, my Grandpapa dealt with his stuff.
Speaker 6: And I know I'm struggling right now because life be
Speaker 6: lifing and everybody's going to go through it. But God
Speaker 6: be God, But God be God, and therapy be therapy.
Speaker 6: And that's why the back of the but it's a
Speaker 6: double cover. The front is me smiling, that's the triumph.
Speaker 6: But the back of it is me, my dad, my
Speaker 6: four brothers, and my son. This is a picture of
Speaker 6: all of us it looks like me, but it's all
Speaker 6: of us because You're image affects every person you say
Speaker 6: you love.
Speaker 1: So if you want to do the work, join me.
Speaker 6: Damage but not destroyed, you want to be prayed for
Speaker 6: you cause, Father, we just thank you for this opportunity
Speaker 6: to be here, to be in this moment, to be
Speaker 6: with you, For everybody listening, and with my four brothers
Speaker 6: in the room, I thank you Father that something was
Speaker 6: said here that sparks their faith to believe that you
Speaker 6: can help them deal with their damage. God, we got
Speaker 6: different relationships, different responsibilities, different pains, different hurts, but God,
Speaker 6: you know them all. I thank you that by faith,
Speaker 6: something is about to change on the inside of every
Speaker 6: person under the sound of my voice, bring back a moment,
Speaker 6: a memory, a reason why they need to make this step.
Speaker 6: And I thank you that no matter what has happened
Speaker 6: to them, no matter how bad or how good, I
Speaker 6: thank you that you can take our trauma and you
Speaker 6: can turn it into triumph. You can take our pain
Speaker 6: and you can turn it into platform. Father, I thank
Speaker 6: you for all the people who are damaged but not destroyed.
Speaker 6: Bless them me is my prayer in Jesus name. We
Speaker 6: agree Amen, Amen, ladies and gentlemen. Pastor Mike Todd, we
Speaker 6: appreciate you, brother. I appreciate y'all. It's the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 6: Goo Morning.
Speaker 1: It's a little Morning everybody.
Speaker 9: It's DJ n V Charlamagne the God. We are the
Speaker 9: Breakfast Club. Laura l Rosa is here our special guest host,
Speaker 9: and let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 1: A little bit.
Speaker 7: From the reports, I think a lot of people will
Speaker 7: recognize the voice from the.
Speaker 1: Name on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Lauren came in hot, you know, so Nicki Minaje had
Speaker 4: to get on Instagram live and address the fact or
Speaker 4: announce the fact that she is changing her album release
Speaker 4: date again. So originally her album was supposed to drop
Speaker 4: on This is Peak Friday too. It was supposed to
Speaker 4: drop on October twenty eight, and then she pushed it
Speaker 4: to November seventeen, so the bards got excited, and then
Speaker 4: yesterday she an now said it's going to be pushed
Speaker 4: to December eighth, her birthday, because Little Wayne is dropping
Speaker 4: on November seventeenth, and fans were concerned. I saw some
Speaker 4: people upset because they felt like people always step on
Speaker 4: Nicki Minaja's release dates. But she got online and she
Speaker 4: basically said, you know, wayn wouldn't do that to me.
Speaker 4: Y'all know we don't play with each other. I'm pushing
Speaker 4: a date and it's already been pushed behind the scenes
Speaker 4: for some time, so this is not anything new, but
Speaker 4: she says she decided to push it.
Speaker 1: What other dates that's been stepped known by Nikki? I
Speaker 1: don't I don't remember.
Speaker 7: There's always a thing.
Speaker 4: I don't remember exactly, but there's always a thing with
Speaker 4: Nikki and when she releases, people feeling like other people
Speaker 4: release those days or that week or vice versas. People
Speaker 4: feel like she comes during the week when other people
Speaker 4: are going to release. Like I think that there was
Speaker 4: a thing like where her CARDI the last release step
Speaker 4: CARDI did. I think the Mega Sallion song. There was
Speaker 4: something recently.
Speaker 8: And I mean that's smart though, because Wayne is the CEO,
Speaker 8: because she still signed to your Money, right, I believe,
Speaker 8: so you have It's like, you know, why would you
Speaker 8: compete with your compete with yourself own artists. It's like
Speaker 8: y'all might be competing for a number one, So you
Speaker 8: let Nikki come out get a number one, and it'll
Speaker 8: come out you get a number one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: And she also said too that like she wanted to
Speaker 4: have the vinyl ready for the actual album release was
Speaker 4: also smart because I think all that can add to
Speaker 4: the streams and the sales, right, So that one, yeah,
Speaker 4: that won't be ready until the seventeenth of November either,
Speaker 4: so she wanted to wait so you know, on that
Speaker 4: day you'll also be able to pre order tickets for
Speaker 4: her tour.
Speaker 7: So basically, like there's nothing shisty.
Speaker 4: Going on, like some people were trying to point out
Speaker 4: online when they realized Wayne's release state was the same day.
Speaker 7: So we'll wait for that. It's a job now.
Speaker 4: Britney Spears back trending again. Brittany is always Brittany. She
Speaker 4: wasn't dancing this time.
Speaker 1: This time.
Speaker 4: This is apart from her book, and this was actually funny.
Speaker 4: So Britney Spears has a new book out. It's called
Speaker 4: The Woman in Me and that book is out right now.
Speaker 4: So in the book she talks a lot about her
Speaker 4: life right, her past, exes, her career, all that good stuff.
Speaker 7: She talked about a.
Speaker 4: Lot about justin Timberlake, with a lot of different things.
Speaker 4: One of the things she mentioned though, was how how
Speaker 4: hard she felt like justin Timberlake would try to fit
Speaker 4: in whenever he met black artists. She specifically talked about
Speaker 4: a black sint when he met Genuine.
Speaker 7: We have some audio.
Speaker 15: His band in Sync was what people back then called
Speaker 15: so Pimp. They were white boys, but they loved hip hop.
Speaker 15: To me, that's what separated them from the Backstreet boys,
Speaker 15: who seemed very consciously to position themselves as a white group.
Speaker 15: In Sync hung out with black artists sometimes I thought
Speaker 15: they tried too hard to fit in. One day, Jay
Speaker 15: and I were in New York going to parts of
Speaker 15: town I'd never been to before. Walking our way was
Speaker 15: a guy with a huge, blinged out medallion. He was
Speaker 15: flanked by two giant security guards. Jay got all excited
Speaker 15: and said so loud, oh yeahoches fosches genuine. What's up, homie,
Speaker 15: that's a genuine walked away. Felicia did an impression of Jay, Oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, boches boshes genuine.
Speaker 7: Jay wasn't even embarrassed. I'm not gonna be able to
Speaker 7: get that out.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, fo, I gotta read that book like he's
Speaker 1: not a hip hop Asian boy. So what was that about?
Speaker 6: You see?
Speaker 1: They called me Lake for Lake What what the hell
Speaker 1: was that.
Speaker 4: So that was another justin Timberlake clip because once this
Speaker 4: went viral from Britney's book, social media went crazy, you
Speaker 4: know how they do, and they went and pulled this
Speaker 4: clip saying that like he does that whole you.
Speaker 1: Know, he always has to be boxing. I've heard him
Speaker 1: do him several times. A lot of worse things he
Speaker 1: could have said to Genuine though.
Speaker 8: He could have ran up the genuine and say, pony,
Speaker 8: if you let's do it, ride it okay, my pony,
Speaker 8: and then the stupid as that little stupid ass pony dance.
Speaker 8: That would have been awkward.
Speaker 7: He could have ran up the genu wine and called
Speaker 7: him like Irish and there's a lot of things.
Speaker 1: And that era a white person saying for isn't really
Speaker 1: that crazy? Can I hear it again?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 7: No, not that one burying the league.
Speaker 1: Brittany.
Speaker 15: His band in Sync was what people back then called
Speaker 15: so Pimp. They were white, they loved hip hop. To me,
Speaker 15: that's what separated them from the backstreet Boar seemed very
Speaker 15: consciously to position themselves as a white group. Insynct hung
Speaker 15: out with black artists sometimes I thought they tried too
Speaker 15: hard to fit in. One day, Jay and I were
Speaker 15: in New York going to parts of town I'd never
Speaker 15: been to before. Walking our way was a guy with
Speaker 15: a harlem blinged out medallion. He was flanked by two
Speaker 15: giant security guards. Jay got all excited and said so loud,
Speaker 15: oh yeah, genuine, What does that told me? After Genuine
Speaker 15: walked away, Felicia did an impression of Jay. Oh yeaheses genuine.
Speaker 7: Jay wasn't even embarrassed that way.
Speaker 1: It off to me what the he was bringing on
Speaker 1: the black song? Oh baby, bring it on to me?
Speaker 1: Hold on, I don't remember that. What the hell was
Speaker 1: that that boyfriend no girlfriend?
Speaker 8: Remixix that girl's boyfriend girlfriend.
Speaker 1: No, that's be two k no man, buy somebody.
Speaker 7: No, I don't know if he was so they run
Speaker 7: by it to the barbecue.
Speaker 1: I don't remember, no damn barbecue. I really didn't think
Speaker 1: people mess with like that.
Speaker 8: Britney Spin's book roll Out not hitting like it should be.
Speaker 8: Jada Pinker Smith's at the bar to I ain't.
Speaker 1: Heard nothing from Brittany book that this might be better.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna tell you something about I'm halfway through Jada
Speaker 8: Pinks Smith book. Jada Pinker Smith book is fine, You're.
Speaker 7: Not gonna read Britney's no.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah for.
Speaker 13: Ship jenu Wine.
Speaker 1: What's up, Homie, I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 7: No, that's fell Williams but not not not Dustiny's shops.
Speaker 1: All right, well, Homie, foss fo ses you got dog
Speaker 1: here today?
Speaker 8: Oh my god, man, speaking of words, we need the
Speaker 8: brother Blue Faith to come to the front of the
Speaker 8: car and get you.
Speaker 1: We like to have a word with him. This is
Speaker 1: a teachable moment.
Speaker 9: Okay, folks, fot ses. We'll get into that next. It's
Speaker 9: the Breakfast Logan Morning Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never
Speaker 9: be the same.
Speaker 1: Don't be out here acting like a donkey, bitch. It's
Speaker 1: time for Donkey of the Day. I'm a big boy.
Speaker 1: I could take it if you feel out deserve It
Speaker 1: ain't no big deal, I know. Charlottage God gonna have
Speaker 1: funny mouth. You gotta say something you may not agree with.
Speaker 1: It doesn't mean I'm mean.
Speaker 9: Who's getting that donky, that donkey that don't don't don't don't't.
Speaker 1: Donkey of the day right here the breakfast club, bitch.
Speaker 1: You you can call me the donkey of the day.
Speaker 1: But like I mean, no harm. Yes, it's donkey today
Speaker 1: for Wednesday, October twenty fifth.
Speaker 8: Let me make sure that's the day in the date.
Speaker 8: Yes Wednesdays, Yes, Wednesday, October twenty fifth. It goes to
Speaker 8: the young man we call blue Face. I cannot lie.
Speaker 8: Today's donkey is literally what donkey of the day is
Speaker 8: designed for. See all of us as certain points in
Speaker 8: our lives or donkeys. All of us at certain points
Speaker 8: in our lives must get the credit we deserve for
Speaker 8: being stupid, doing something stupid, are saying something stupid because
Speaker 8: there's a difference between the three.
Speaker 6: Some people just dumb, okay. Some people are smart but
Speaker 6: do dumb things from time to time. Are say dumb
Speaker 6: things from time to time that would absolutely be me?
Speaker 1: Okay. In fact, what blue Face did I've done?
Speaker 12: Hell?
Speaker 1: I still do it now? Did it? Last week?
Speaker 8: Argue on my mean ass niece Taylor about some damn
Speaker 8: Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift No, and I don't know
Speaker 8: a damn thing about them white people's business, And I
Speaker 8: ended up being loud and wrong. It happens, okay, But
Speaker 8: when it happens, you have to hold yourself accountable, and
Speaker 8: someone in the room has to point out how ridiculous
Speaker 8: you sound. Clearly nobody was there to do that for
Speaker 8: the young brother blue Face, but that's why Donkey of
Speaker 8: the Day exists.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 8: Blue Face made an appearance recently on the No Jumper
Speaker 8: podcast and he was talking about his child's middle name,
Speaker 8: the child he shared with the young woman known as
Speaker 8: Krishan Rock.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 8: The child's middle name is Jesus, as in Jesus Christ,
Speaker 8: the man who Christians believe was the son of God
Speaker 8: and whose teachings are the basis of Christianity. Now, Blue
Speaker 8: Face had some thoughts about Krishan Rock name and the
Speaker 8: child Jesus. Would you like to hear him? Let's go
Speaker 8: to the No Jumper podcast for the report.
Speaker 1: Please, right, but if it's your kid, then connection with
Speaker 1: right that my kid will never be named Krishan Malone
Speaker 1: Hayes Sous Jr. Well, what if it is your kids? Hey,
Speaker 1: Zus is crazy. She would have to change bro which
Speaker 1: is so dumb. She really think j E. S U
Speaker 1: S spells Jesus on in twenty twenty three on in
Speaker 1: Today's Planning. She don't even know that that's Jesus. Right,
Speaker 1: But she's not Mexican or anything since speaks Spanish. Right,
Speaker 1: I don't know who's gonna tell her how you spell Jesus.
Speaker 1: Then that's the question I have. We'll get to that.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing.
Speaker 8: Blue Face is not wrong, but he's not right either,
Speaker 8: because there's an English pronunciation of Jesus and the Spanish
Speaker 8: pronunciation of Jesus, no, or an American an American pronunciation
Speaker 8: of Jesus and the Spanish pronunciation of Jesus. My mother
Speaker 8: was an English teacher, and mon's going to South Carolina's.
Speaker 8: Even though I can't pronounce the spell or be grammatically correct,
Speaker 8: I know a little something like the American.
Speaker 6: Pronunciation is Jesus, right? I think the English pronunciation is uh,
Speaker 6: he's he's, He's He's sous, hey sus, He's hey sus heus.
Speaker 8: The Black version is Jesus, right. The Spanish version is Hayesus. Yes, yes,
Speaker 8: But no matter where you are from or how you
Speaker 8: say it, it's spelled j e s U s okay
Speaker 8: all versions. Now, I'm not mad at Blue Face, because
Speaker 8: I'm sure growing up on the West Coast around all
Speaker 8: those Mexicans, j e s Us more often than not
Speaker 8: is Hajesus. But myself, as a black man growing up
Speaker 8: down South, mother being Jehovah's witness grandmother being a Baptist.
Speaker 1: I see j E. S Us and I see Jesus.
Speaker 1: When you see j E. S Us? Lauren, what do
Speaker 1: you see Jesus? When you see j E. S Us?
Speaker 1: What do you see Jesus?
Speaker 8: Now here's the thing, Blue Face, and the reason you're
Speaker 8: getting donkey today. You can't call somebody dumb with extreme
Speaker 8: confidence the way you did. I mean, listen to how
Speaker 8: he said it.
Speaker 1: Listen, you's so dumb if you really think j E.
Speaker 1: S Us spells Jesus. You can't start off a statement
Speaker 1: saying it's just so dumb.
Speaker 8: You can't call somebody so dumb with such confidence, but
Speaker 8: then follow it up with something dumber.
Speaker 1: Okay, that would make y'all dumb. I'm and dumba. And
Speaker 1: then he said, I don't know who's gonna tell us? No,
Speaker 1: Blue who's gonna tell you? Okay? Blueface? You know what
Speaker 1: I want to know? Some question? And be just asked,
Speaker 1: how do you spell Jesus Christ?
Speaker 8: We know how you would spell Hayesius the Mexican Worker,
Speaker 8: but how would you spell Jesus Christ? And when you
Speaker 8: was reading the Bible growing up as a child, who
Speaker 8: do you think Jesus was? Okay, Jesus turned water to wine. Hey,
Speaker 8: Sue's probably turned water to tequila.
Speaker 6: Okay, No, seriously, brother, how do you think Jesus Christ
Speaker 6: is actually spelled?
Speaker 1: Because if this whole time you thought j E. S U.
Speaker 8: S was just Hey Sus, then that means you thought
Speaker 8: this Mexican was making all these miracles happened in the Bible.
Speaker 1: Okay, Now this is a moment to teach, not a
Speaker 1: moment to shame.
Speaker 6: Words that have spelled the same but pronounced differently are
Speaker 6: called y'all went to college.
Speaker 1: Heteronyms? What heteronyms?
Speaker 8: Okay, two or more words having the same spelling are pronunciation,
Speaker 8: but different meanings and origins are.
Speaker 1: Homonyms.
Speaker 8: He said on the Home I'm just trying not to
Speaker 8: say it just sound heteronym home on this Okay, personally,
Speaker 8: I like my words non binary.
Speaker 1: All right, our trains, But let's stick to the heteros
Speaker 1: for a minute. L I V E. You can let
Speaker 1: them live? Can I live?
Speaker 8: We all deserve to live. But then you can say
Speaker 8: I'm going live NBA Live. I'll be live on stage tonight.
Speaker 8: I'll tell you another heteron them our E s U
Speaker 8: and me resume I sent in my resume versus, please
Speaker 8: return to your seats. The Blue Face Show will resume
Speaker 8: in a few minutes. Then you have t e a
Speaker 8: r Okay, he shed a tear versus I'll tear your
Speaker 8: ass up. You got present? Pr E s E n T.
Speaker 8: You can present an award to someone or there can
Speaker 8: be a present under the tree. This is what we
Speaker 8: all must learn in regards to calling someone dumb. Calling
Speaker 8: someone dumb doesn't make any of us smarter. So instead
Speaker 8: of calling somebody dumb, use that dumb situation as a
Speaker 8: moment to teach, because the problem with stupidity is that
Speaker 8: it doesn't always recognize itself. And that is why Donkey
Speaker 8: of the Day exist. Okay, I am here every day
Speaker 8: to recognize your stupidity. For you, please give Blue Face
Speaker 8: the sweet sounds of the hamiltones.
Speaker 1: Oh No, you are the dog of the day, the
Speaker 1: doge ah the day yee.
Speaker 8: And if you listen to this Donkey of the day later,
Speaker 8: and you know you correct me on anything. I already
Speaker 8: told y'all I'm dumb. I already told y'all I'm stupid.
Speaker 8: I'm not sitting here trying to be smart. All Okay, Well,
Speaker 8: all right.
Speaker 1: Speaking of stupid, shout to be et. What I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you? Why would you do the bet? You know
Speaker 1: I said, shout to be t About to go into
Speaker 1: the next topic. Don't know how to talk?
Speaker 8: Yes, there's so many things I've learned about you this year.
Speaker 8: Number one, you're stupid. I knew that for a long
Speaker 8: time though. But number two, you really don't know how
Speaker 8: to talk. But I knew that for a while as well.
Speaker 7: It's not like you were calling BT exactly.
Speaker 1: You don't even realize what I said, peace b Et.
Speaker 1: Now let's get into the toe. You said speaking of
Speaker 1: stupid peace b Oh, my bad, beat Piet. But now
Speaker 1: or you stupid? I mean just dumb? Do you expect
Speaker 1: anything else? No, I'm right to work with you for
Speaker 1: thirteen that's come to me and it is n't be
Speaker 1: that stupid.
Speaker 7: Yes, but they don't ask surprise, but not you stupid too?
Speaker 1: But you know that stupid he don't know he's stupid.
Speaker 7: The blindly and the blind dumb and dumber.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm just dumb. He's dumb. No, he's dumber. I'm dumb.
Speaker 7: Are both dumb for arguing about who's dumber?
Speaker 1: Like, let's no, you are the dumbest.
Speaker 7: That's better than this mister English.
Speaker 1: Period dumbest in the room. He's the most dump dumbest.
Speaker 1: You know you should an exclamation point, exclamation point. You
Speaker 1: don't know what I mean, that's that's yep, dumb dumb ass,
Speaker 1: dumbst What were you getting to and be like you
Speaker 1: get here? No I do.
Speaker 9: I was arguing with Taylor. I'll producing it was a
Speaker 9: dumb argument. That's what I was trying to say them to.
Speaker 9: You ain't know what you want to see. Stud We
Speaker 9: would watch the NNBL some stupid stuff. But we were
Speaker 9: talking about my favorite movie coming to America, and she
Speaker 9: was saying to come into America. That Eddie Murphy was
Speaker 9: not testing Lisa. He said, it wasn't a test at all, Lord,
Speaker 9: And I said, it wasn't talking.
Speaker 8: With this little young girl about that we were born
Speaker 8: in the nineteen hundred, nineteen hundred and seventies.
Speaker 4: But her point was though, that he didn't know certain
Speaker 4: things anyway. So they were exploring together.
Speaker 8: That's mean why when Hakim came home and Simmy had
Speaker 8: decked out the place, he was so upset because he
Speaker 8: wanted Lisa to.
Speaker 1: Fall in love with him. And not notice money and
Speaker 1: his wealth and who he was.
Speaker 9: So the question is eight hundred and five eighty five
Speaker 9: one oh five to one, Fellas, do you test women
Speaker 9: like this? Meaning do you say, hey, buy your own
Speaker 9: ticket and then when she gets there, you pay for
Speaker 9: the ticket to see if that she's even willing to
Speaker 9: do it? Do you say, hey, I left my wallet
Speaker 9: in the car, can you handle le bill? I'll get
Speaker 9: it back to you when we get back to the car. Fellas,
Speaker 9: do you test women and women? Do you test men?
Speaker 9: Do you make them do some things before you give
Speaker 9: them the box to see if they're really there for
Speaker 9: you and not for the box or whoever your partners
Speaker 9: are correct.
Speaker 8: I'm sure women do test though what we do because
Speaker 8: you know, if you're really about to get it in
Speaker 8: with a dude, I'm.
Speaker 4: Sure I feel like the test never stopped, Like it's
Speaker 4: really different levels of test for sure.
Speaker 9: But let's discuss when we come back. Eight hundred five
Speaker 9: eight five one oh five one, fellas, do you test women?
Speaker 9: Is that a way that you do it to make
Speaker 9: sure she's not there for the money in there for you?
Speaker 9: And ladies, do you test the man to make sure
Speaker 9: he's not there?
Speaker 1: For the poem. Poem, Let's discuss. It's the Breakfast Lego Morning,
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is DJ n G, Charlamagne, the gud. We are
Speaker 9: the Breakfast Club Laura La Rosa and see how special
Speaker 9: guest host. Yes, sir, now if you're just joining us,
Speaker 9: Taylor who's a producer here and I will arguing my
Speaker 9: favorite movie is coming to America. I love that movie.
Speaker 9: I'll watch it a thousand times if it's on television.
Speaker 9: But she was telling me that she doesn't feel like
Speaker 9: Eddie Murphy in the movie. Was testing Lisa. He said
Speaker 9: she he just didn't know anything in New York because
Speaker 9: he wasn't from it. But I was trying to explain
Speaker 9: to her the whole thing was a test and wanted
Speaker 9: to be acting like a janitor because he wanted her
Speaker 9: to love him.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I.
Speaker 8: Said, he was looking for real love, real life. Why
Speaker 8: I wouldn't say nothing about the dollars. That's why I
Speaker 8: want to send me decked out the apartment and he
Speaker 8: was bringing Lisa over. He got upset because he was like, damn,
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying, Like I want her to
Speaker 8: see me as a poor person because I want her
Speaker 8: to fall in love with me.
Speaker 1: That's where he would know it was real. Correct.
Speaker 9: So we're asking fellas do you test women when you
Speaker 9: take him out on dates? And ladies do you test men?
Speaker 9: Let's start off with you Ms.
Speaker 1: Larena Rosa. Do you test these guys out here?
Speaker 7: Well, I don't take them on dates, but well.
Speaker 1: You know before you let them, you know, whatever y'all get.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's a few tests that you do.
Speaker 4: Yes, there's a few tests that you do because you
Speaker 4: want to make sure number one are actually single like
Speaker 4: they said they are. I need to know, Like y'all
Speaker 4: about to be mad at me for this one, but
Speaker 4: I need to know that like where you are in
Speaker 4: life on and they dress really nice, Like I want
Speaker 4: to see, like how you live, Like I want to.
Speaker 7: See your apartment And I want to say, because they.
Speaker 4: Know I'm saying that's that's when you meet a person
Speaker 4: and they physically look like something because of their it
Speaker 4: does put a little bit of an image in your mind.
Speaker 7: But I want to see.
Speaker 4: I want to take it a step further, like I
Speaker 4: want to see how you live in with your apartment,
Speaker 4: like how you upkeep yourself, like what your you gotta
Speaker 4: wash routine like I need to see all of that
Speaker 4: because to me, the better you take care of yourself,
Speaker 4: the more I think that you're like exposed to And
Speaker 4: that's important to me as well. And one of the tests,
Speaker 4: so if you can travel with somebody, I think if
Speaker 4: you can travel with somebody, there might be something there.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm gonna be honest with you, man.
Speaker 8: I don't have conversations with Taylor about relationships because that's
Speaker 8: just stupid. This room is very sad, and I want
Speaker 8: you all to know that I think this room is
Speaker 8: sad and it's miserable with me and everybody single and
Speaker 8: every day in my life, I thank god that I'm
Speaker 8: married and I found a love of my life twenty
Speaker 8: five years ago. Because these conversations be so low vibrational,
Speaker 8: everybody needs to grow up.
Speaker 1: Taylor is full of toxic behavior. Lauren is full of
Speaker 1: toxic behavior, full of toxic behavior. I don't see the
Speaker 1: need of playing games with people. Why is it?
Speaker 8: Thank you don't roll in here like this, don't roll
Speaker 8: in here like this. Okay, we don't need to be
Speaker 8: testing folks, all right. Either you like somebody or you don't.
Speaker 8: Either you vibe with somebody or you don't. Wife was
Speaker 8: already hard enough. It's already a test. Why you test that?
Speaker 7: That's very true, but you but but.
Speaker 4: You still there are certain there are certain you might
Speaker 4: like someone, but there are certain things that if they
Speaker 4: do it, if they do these things, it might turn
Speaker 4: you off.
Speaker 7: And you just kind of want to know what you're
Speaker 7: gett yourself in.
Speaker 1: But there's a man out there right in this City
Speaker 1: Girl era. Right, we heard City Girls album the whole.
Speaker 6: Week the girls got men, right, but what is the
Speaker 6: whole Nobody get the poem poom except for the album
Speaker 6: is talking about I messing with you unless you buy
Speaker 6: me porsches, unless you buy me.
Speaker 1: A lot of the albums like that, I mean, but
Speaker 1: most of that JT literally says on the album can't
Speaker 1: nobody get this?
Speaker 9: But the album's talking about it and telling women, Hey,
Speaker 9: I'm not messing with you unless you do this, unless
Speaker 9: I do that.
Speaker 1: Unless that's not every woman seeing you want talk about album.
Speaker 9: But I'm saying with that, a guy might want to
Speaker 9: test a woman to see that that she's really there
Speaker 9: for him and not.
Speaker 1: For the ball. Why do you have to test people?
Speaker 4: Either you like somebody, people are messed up out here,
Speaker 4: Charlottage the dating, the dating work.
Speaker 7: But why but for a lot of I mean, I
Speaker 7: can't speak for everybody.
Speaker 4: For myself. I don't have time to go through the
Speaker 4: motions and then find out I wasted my time. Let
Speaker 4: me know what I'm getting into before.
Speaker 1: I get into you testing people as a form of manipulation.
Speaker 7: Lying is a form of manipulation.
Speaker 1: But well we have Lauren on the line another God
Speaker 1: special Lauren, good morning.
Speaker 13: Good morning, show genuine all that you know whatever they think?
Speaker 1: So you be testing these guys out there? How you
Speaker 1: be testing these guys?
Speaker 13: And why I don't have facts on the first date.
Speaker 13: I custom to see if they genuine me call me
Speaker 13: next day to say if they really trying to get
Speaker 13: to know me or.
Speaker 12: Did they just want to die?
Speaker 1: Guys, nobody, that's that's a test.
Speaker 13: Not always Usually a guy will even talk to you
Speaker 13: because he's in just said and freedom with you. A
Speaker 13: friend of mine told me men are original creatures. They
Speaker 13: see you, they want to you, so they might do
Speaker 13: whatever it take just to get the box as well.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but if the person likes you, it don't matter
Speaker 8: whether it's a date or three dates, or you got
Speaker 8: John Clayton's ninety day rule, Like if they like you,
Speaker 8: they're gonna be there.
Speaker 1: That's why they time will.
Speaker 4: Tell regards if he just want to hit and move on,
Speaker 4: he knows that in the beginning, that's right, they make that.
Speaker 7: I think that that doesn't how long you make.
Speaker 1: Them with hello your third go on, brother. We're talking
Speaker 1: about the test these women out there, all right.
Speaker 11: So I feel about the situation, right is if.
Speaker 12: We're going on the movie that or whatever, and they
Speaker 12: will and know I'm saying I test them or whatnot.
Speaker 12: If they willing to say for the ticket and they
Speaker 12: don't hesitate and they say I got through whatever, that I.
Speaker 11: Mean that told me that they might have the same
Speaker 11: goal or they.
Speaker 12: Might be going for the same goal we got in
Speaker 12: a relationship or reached for it. Right, So like me
Speaker 12: saying I might not paying back, but you know what
Speaker 12: I mean, depend on how to day go. I'm paying back.
Speaker 1: You gotta pay back, I mean.
Speaker 9: But I mean that's a good test because you can
Speaker 9: pull up to the front of the movie there and
Speaker 9: be like, yo, go get the tickets. I'm a park
Speaker 9: to see if they're actually gonna go do it, and
Speaker 9: be like I get it when when I get back.
Speaker 1: That's a good tests. Just see if she's willing to
Speaker 1: even do that. But she had no money.
Speaker 6: I mean that some guys also, some guys test. Because
Speaker 6: I ain't got no problem with y'all not dating broke women,
Speaker 6: I think we need to take all power back. They
Speaker 6: have been shaming broke men and not dating broke men forever.
Speaker 6: So don't date broke women. I'm not I don't have
Speaker 6: a problem with that, But why what's the point y'all
Speaker 6: gonna miss each other? Because y'all don't ever try to
Speaker 6: get to know each other. I'll be trying to tell you.
Speaker 7: You're projecting because we none of us said that. That's
Speaker 7: our thing.
Speaker 6: Everything about y'all is superficial. It's about what a man
Speaker 6: can buy you. It's about where a man can take you.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Like now, it's about testing men.
Speaker 1: Testing that is not that.
Speaker 7: It's not all about that.
Speaker 1: Kim, Wait for learn to come in here with a
Speaker 1: man and just just look at you.
Speaker 7: When I find my king, he is not coming anywhere
Speaker 7: near him. Envy, I don't know. I gotta give you
Speaker 7: because you go in and out of it, but nowhere
Speaker 7: near truck. This heaven over here.
Speaker 1: Not Laurence smart Taylor, you let meet your king. I
Speaker 1: met one of them before. Why was he? I told him?
Speaker 1: I said, Yo, you know you know how season leaned
Speaker 1: in on the Planet of the Eighth. I gave a pound,
Speaker 1: I said.
Speaker 7: He was like, you bring all your dates here.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 4: You, I was about I would pull up just because
Speaker 4: I want you to like test them a little bit,
Speaker 4: but not you want off the spot.
Speaker 12: Eight.
Speaker 6: By the way, I ain't say I was playing that.
Speaker 6: Damn you bring all your dates here and just walked off,
Speaker 6: he laughed.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred and.
Speaker 9: Five eight five one of the five one, fellas, do
Speaker 9: you test women?
Speaker 1: That is the question, fellas, do you test women? Ladies?
Speaker 1: Do you test men? Let's talk about this breakfast slogo
Speaker 1: Morning the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is dj n V Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 9: the Breakfast Club. Laura Lorosa, our guest co host, is here.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 9: This conversation came from me and Taylor. We were talking
Speaker 9: about Coming to America, which is my favorite movie. I
Speaker 9: was telling In the movie, Eddie Murphy was testing Lisa
Speaker 9: because he wanted to make sure that she was there
Speaker 9: for him, and she said, no, that's not the case.
Speaker 9: He didn't know anything about New York. Said, no, that's
Speaker 9: not true.
Speaker 8: And I also want the record to show Lisa McDowell
Speaker 8: would have went to Applebee's, she would have went to Chile.
Speaker 1: She done went to Chipotle.
Speaker 8: She was willing to go to that hood ass apartment
Speaker 8: in the projects at Queen's and she found her prince
Speaker 8: soon to be King.
Speaker 7: I gotta rewatch the movie.
Speaker 1: Did she sure did? She found her prince soon to
Speaker 1: be King because she wasn't superficial.
Speaker 7: So you want me to go to the projects and just.
Speaker 1: No, I want you to give the janit to a
Speaker 1: chance to work. But I want you to I want
Speaker 1: you to give the work at McDonald's. Man, he didn't
Speaker 1: sit caught tight at the game. It was way high too.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's right now, can we go? Y'all don't
Speaker 1: forgot about kissing the frog turning them into a prince.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, this is not that we forgot about it.
Speaker 4: It's just when you do that multiple times and you
Speaker 4: get handed, you're behind the kids, you get tired of it.
Speaker 7: You kind of want to meet somebody that's.
Speaker 1: Already you already want to meet the prince, or he's
Speaker 1: like you can, he's.
Speaker 4: Morphing a bit where you can actually see it, like
Speaker 4: the crowd is kind of like coming up a little bit.
Speaker 4: Because it's if you waste your time so much that
Speaker 4: it's like we can't date for a potential.
Speaker 8: That's why I think testing is a waste of time.
Speaker 8: Investing y'all doing that's a waste of time.
Speaker 4: But the testing comes from those guidelines that you you
Speaker 4: kind of create from trying to protect yourself.
Speaker 1: Listen, you can do it too.
Speaker 7: Most men won't just lay down to have a kid
Speaker 7: with anybody.
Speaker 1: I'm married, Mika. You I'm here, Mika, you be testing
Speaker 1: these these dudes.
Speaker 7: I can't.
Speaker 3: Yes, I do.
Speaker 7: That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Talk to us.
Speaker 3: That's why she's single, clearly because guess what, it's more
Speaker 3: to life than about just poem poem. And I don't
Speaker 3: need no guy's money because I make my own baby.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, Mika, tell me how it ain't working, and
Speaker 8: tell me about how it ain't working.
Speaker 3: The testing, Oh, it works great because sometimes you don't
Speaker 3: even got to test them. They open up their mouth
Speaker 3: and spoke too quick a wreck. Once they get the
Speaker 3: conversation tell you everything true?
Speaker 1: Indeed, So why are you still single again?
Speaker 3: I'm single because I haven't. God has a sent me
Speaker 3: the right man?
Speaker 1: Yes, I like I like that attitude.
Speaker 8: But you know maybe he has, but you too busy
Speaker 8: playing games testing him, and God ain't got time for
Speaker 8: you to be testing his blessings.
Speaker 1: Oh you're just gonna you're gonna test what I sent you.
Speaker 1: Let me take that back?
Speaker 12: Yeah, take that back, because.
Speaker 1: How you're gonna tell God takes back his blessing?
Speaker 4: Saw that mean that'd be like God sent you your man,
Speaker 4: but you said no, God he got on rockaway?
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 10: Yo?
Speaker 6: What up?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 1: Damn you be testing these women?
Speaker 11: Yo, y'all I had to check well first of all, man, Yo,
Speaker 11: Delaware Queen, South Cacilac sound good together?
Speaker 1: Man? Oh thank you, thank you.
Speaker 9: You need to say Delaware, not Delaware Queen, Delaware queens
Speaker 9: and South though he.
Speaker 1: Said Delaware Queen about queen. But I was thinking, I
Speaker 1: was like this Queen's and Delaware queens queen. Okay, yes
Speaker 1: you are going to be.
Speaker 11: Is a queen. Look but it's she was going to
Speaker 11: ua B and I'm out here in Atlanta, right If
Speaker 11: I would meet her in Aniston, and I would test
Speaker 11: her just for you. I would pay for her gas, money,
Speaker 11: the hotel, all that, right, So we get it's not
Speaker 11: many places to eat out there. So we had cracker barrel.
Speaker 11: She ordered all types of food. Damn the fifty dollars
Speaker 11: worth of breakfast.
Speaker 6: She's like, wow, breakfast is amazing, now, yo, she she
Speaker 6: gotta because that's you're lying.
Speaker 12: Let me let me tell you.
Speaker 13: She was just.
Speaker 10: She was just.
Speaker 2: I was testing her.
Speaker 11: So I laid a hundred on the table. I say,
Speaker 11: all right, look all that food you ordered, you could
Speaker 11: just add this, honey, Really, if you don't want all
Speaker 11: that food, yo, on my mother. She called a waitress
Speaker 11: back and say, hey, I don't want none of that.
Speaker 11: I just ordered some from the dollar menu. You test
Speaker 11: for all that, just.
Speaker 1: Bring his food?
Speaker 10: What?
Speaker 1: So you put a hundred on the table. She ordered
Speaker 1: for the dollar menu and then took you ninety nine dollars.
Speaker 11: She took my money, y'all.
Speaker 4: She basically tried to keep it under that on hundred
Speaker 4: caause she won't have to come out her pocket.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, she wanted to money.
Speaker 12: But if it was coming out of my water.
Speaker 1: She crazy, I'm eating I'm definitely she must have had
Speaker 1: something to do.
Speaker 7: I would have ate and then XD for money for you.
Speaker 11: She was a college student though, but look the whole story.
Speaker 11: She is stripping now, so some of them strippers really
Speaker 11: going to couch.
Speaker 1: Shut up.
Speaker 4: The story is when you meet the girl in the poll,
Speaker 4: she says she's stripping for her tuition.
Speaker 1: Believer, Yeah, why wouldn't she.
Speaker 4: I'm herebody, I'm the type I'll cash up you and
Speaker 4: I feel for y'all I do. My friends would be Likelauren,
Speaker 4: really cash So it was this one time, I just
Speaker 4: be honest. Something with singles cash well sometimes well sometimes
Speaker 4: you don't have everything you need right there in there.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, I really want to help you.
Speaker 1: So you told the ship and go get a phone
Speaker 1: and your cast off.
Speaker 4: No, So we went to a ship club in Queens
Speaker 4: and I met one of the strippers and she was
Speaker 4: telling me she's trying to do school, trying to nose
Speaker 4: to school. It's like a certain amount she needs to
Speaker 4: get in. And I'm lit and I'm talking to her
Speaker 4: and I'm like, girl, I really want this for you.
Speaker 7: What's your cash up? I want to send you money.
Speaker 1: The need that we was throwing was cool.
Speaker 4: Believe I believe a girl's girl. My friends didn't let
Speaker 4: me send it. I swear I was in the middle
Speaker 4: of it, and they were like, Lauren, what are you doing?
Speaker 4: She was saying, she did like fifteen hundred like.
Speaker 1: You were going to fifty. Were trying to hit don't
Speaker 1: play with me. It was my friend test. That was
Speaker 1: a test.
Speaker 7: You that money see me?
Speaker 1: That was the test.
Speaker 7: You see how GULLI where I am. That's why I
Speaker 7: gotta do tests because I need to. I just need fifteen.
Speaker 7: I was lit y'all like it was like four bottles.
Speaker 1: And at this point it was I got to tell
Speaker 1: you what I would tell one of my homeboys. You're
Speaker 1: doing too much. You don't have to do it.
Speaker 4: Literally, were like Lauren, Like to this day, they still
Speaker 4: joke about it, like you really pulled out your phone
Speaker 4: about to cash.
Speaker 1: Just whispered to her, you don't you don't have to
Speaker 1: do this.
Speaker 7: I said that, I told her that you have to
Speaker 7: do this. I said, baby girl, you have to be here.
Speaker 1: Laura.
Speaker 7: I'm I don't remember her name, but she was so beautiful.
Speaker 1: Lauren. Lauren was I didn't know. I'm glad.
Speaker 4: I respect you honestly. I mean, I'm in there for
Speaker 4: a couple of days. I might gotta go back.
Speaker 1: I gotta go back. What was it?
Speaker 7: No, it was it was vanity and Queen's vanity.
Speaker 1: So it's crazy that you like men and women and
Speaker 1: you still single. That is wild.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I like women. I think it's
Speaker 4: just like a you know, like when you're in a
Speaker 4: strip club. It's the arts, That's what it is.
Speaker 7: It's the art.
Speaker 8: Willing to give a scrip of fifteen hundred and you
Speaker 8: told us she don't have to be here no more.
Speaker 8: She don't have to be doing this. She's too good
Speaker 8: for this.
Speaker 1: You like women?
Speaker 4: No, I just always want to empower people to like.
Speaker 4: If that's what you're trying to do when you in
Speaker 4: your hustling, I support it.
Speaker 6: Well, if you don't like women, you trans niggadi because
Speaker 6: that is I haven't seen that move a million times.
Speaker 1: You don't have to work here anymore.
Speaker 7: Now, y'all got my mom my grandma calling me that
Speaker 7: do you need to talk to us?
Speaker 1: All right? We got yes, we do. We're talking about
Speaker 1: the stripper.
Speaker 4: We are talking about our billboard and them confirming that
Speaker 4: Rihanna's tour is not a real thing.
Speaker 7: It's not happening.
Speaker 9: Matter of fact, we get on. I'm in love with
Speaker 9: the stripper for Lauren, please. Room was on the way.
Speaker 1: It's the breakfast club in the morning. I hate the
Speaker 1: clean version of it. Yeah, this is how hate the
Speaker 1: clean version. It is the fact that they couldn't say
Speaker 1: stripper year. It was this. I don't know. I hate
Speaker 1: the clean version. I want to do the bomb for
Speaker 1: t PA shot t pay.
Speaker 8: Lauren was out here ready to risk it all from
Speaker 8: the Scripple give her fifty hundred dollars and told us
Speaker 8: you don't got to do this.
Speaker 1: I called my friend who took my phone the it
Speaker 1: was yeah, he was outside. She too confirm.
Speaker 7: We were just too lit. Damn.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I support the girls. I'm always in power.
Speaker 1: Listen, whatever you call it, support you in your community.
Speaker 1: Let's get to the room. Let's let's go room reports.
Speaker 7: I think a lot of people will recognize the voice.
Speaker 1: From the name on the Reckless Club. Lauren came in hot.
Speaker 4: So for everybody who was excited like me, and we
Speaker 4: thought we were going to get some new Rihanna music
Speaker 4: and a tour. Completely false, completely false, according to Billboard,
Speaker 4: so Billboard confirmed with a very high level source that
Speaker 4: there was no deal between Rihanna and Live Nation for
Speaker 4: upcoming tour. That source further added that the thirty nine
Speaker 4: million dollars payment on the deal sounded made up. That
Speaker 4: is a little bit low for Rihanna for two albums
Speaker 4: and the tours.
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No venues have been contacted on dates. This is just
Speaker 4: not true and it really breaks my heart.
Speaker 1: Where did they get this information from?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 8: Anywhere y'all get all y'all information from, and nobody cares
Speaker 8: about the truth and the live more entertaining facts. I'm
Speaker 8: about to make up two rooms a day and ship
Speaker 8: out to the endnet to sit back and watch everybody.
Speaker 7: You already started well with me and the SHIPPERD and
Speaker 7: my family.
Speaker 1: That was you. You gave us that story. No, but
Speaker 1: you and you went high fifteen.
Speaker 7: First of all, honestly, I'm.
Speaker 1: Where trick.
Speaker 7: That's like, why would I ever?
Speaker 1: She must have been fine. That's what you got her.
Speaker 7: Now, No I don't. I don't know about tonight that's
Speaker 7: fell for her.
Speaker 4: But they in this conversation, it was pointing out that
Speaker 4: in twenty sixteen, when Rihanna did the anti tour. That
Speaker 4: tour alone made one hundred and ten million dollars in cells,
Speaker 4: So people should have been eaten.
Speaker 7: People should have.
Speaker 1: Knew, but you just never know the deals. They could
Speaker 1: have did something where they gave a market share, percentage
Speaker 1: share or something like that. We don't know.
Speaker 7: But yeah, it's Rihanna. Even with all that, she still
Speaker 7: would have been worth you.
Speaker 8: I got enough money to pull Rihanna away from them churn. Okay,
Speaker 8: Rihanna got two churin at the house right now. Randa
Speaker 8: probably breastfeeding, and she ain't got time for this billionaire
Speaker 8: liquid gold all right, but the hell all got enough
Speaker 8: money for reread.
Speaker 7: I don't really care about the tours not happening, but
Speaker 7: I do want to hear some music like I.
Speaker 8: Don't gotta do nothing for me the rest of her life.
Speaker 8: She don't got to do nothing for nobody. She gave
Speaker 8: you all the fifty in the world. I know my
Speaker 8: shade for twenty Do you know your shade lawn?
Speaker 7: I do, but off the top. Actually, I think I
Speaker 7: might have it in my back because I do my
Speaker 7: makeup in the cardival.
Speaker 1: That's all I'm saying. That's what she gave us enough,
Speaker 1: what more what more do you want for me?
Speaker 4: Well, speaking of the music girls, Beyonce just announced a
Speaker 4: new perfume. So the Renaissance tour is over. The film
Speaker 4: will be in theater soon and now in the meantime,
Speaker 4: she's releasing this perfume called c Nore. So this is
Speaker 4: her third perfume. The perfume is available at perfume dot
Speaker 4: beyonce dot com. So it's a one point seven hours
Speaker 4: bottle is going for one hundred and sixty dollars. Beyonce
Speaker 4: is just not letting up on us. She's just dropping.
Speaker 4: I know she has like the hair products coming out.
Speaker 4: She did that couture line. Here for it, Okay, here
Speaker 4: for it. I wonder what it smells like. The guys
Speaker 4: that I feel like that about too, Like they're super
Speaker 4: rich people. That's just like I wonder what they wear, Like,
Speaker 4: what's that day to day people? Elon Musk, I would
Speaker 4: love to know what Colonne he wears.
Speaker 1: Really, yeah, he's so rich. It's like, what do you
Speaker 1: want to sell named Musk? You gotta cut this out.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, Well, oj Simpson, this is one person
Speaker 4: I don't think I want to get that close to
Speaker 4: the smell he spoke out on the Taylor Swift and
Speaker 4: Brittany Mahomes viral handshake chest bump thing that happened at
Speaker 4: the Chiefs Chargers game.
Speaker 1: So he was a co host on Cam and Mace
Speaker 1: It Is?
Speaker 7: Can I get there?
Speaker 4: I'm glad y'all are excited for the rumors. He was
Speaker 4: a co host on It Is What it Is with
Speaker 4: Cameron and Mace and Treasure, and they asked him did
Speaker 4: he see that chess bump situation and what he thought
Speaker 4: about it?
Speaker 6: And here's how he responded, Oh, did you see what
Speaker 6: Britney Mahomes and Taylor Swift chess bump?
Speaker 1: What did you think of that? I don't know who
Speaker 1: the other girl was, but I thought it was interesting.
Speaker 7: The other girl was mahomes wife. By the way, you.
Speaker 4: Little turn on, he said. The boulders were hitting each other.
Speaker 4: It was a little bit of a turn on. I
Speaker 4: watched it.
Speaker 7: It didn't do anything for me.
Speaker 1: I did. Y'all see that man hasn't learned about.
Speaker 7: And that's another thing too. If I would tell us,
Speaker 7: if I would be that's it's.
Speaker 1: Tight nervous secret Service security. Damn man.
Speaker 7: They knew to asks about blind women, didn't they.
Speaker 1: All right, so we do we have time for my
Speaker 1: word now we're done.
Speaker 7: No, we're good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll come back. Well, thank you, Laura l Rossa.
Speaker 1: We got the People's Choice mix. It don't move.
Speaker 9: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your
Speaker 9: mornings will never be the same morning. Everybody is dj
Speaker 9: n V Charlamage the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Laura l Rosa is here.
Speaker 1: She was back tomorrow too. That's right.
Speaker 9: And we got a shout to Pastor Mike Todd for
Speaker 9: joining us this morning. The Path of Mike Top Make
Speaker 9: sure you go get his book.
Speaker 1: Man, it's called Damage but Not Destroyed, From Trauma to Triumph.
Speaker 8: I love it because you know, I love the way
Speaker 8: he blends theology with therapy because I tell you all
Speaker 8: all the time you need God and therapy.
Speaker 1: That's right, Lauren Brown girl grinding. I see y'all got
Speaker 1: some new merchant stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we just dropped well we didn't just drop it,
Speaker 4: but we're pushing the leather jersey dresses that I wore
Speaker 4: up here. And what we've started doing is if you're
Speaker 4: in the Delaware area, Delaware again, don't do that. At
Speaker 4: our headquarters. We now have a store, a merch store.
Speaker 4: People always ask me close to home date, come and
Speaker 4: buy stuff in person, so I have to wait for
Speaker 4: the pick up. Three hundred West ninth Street and Woman's
Speaker 4: in Delaware, and we are doing other brands on consignment
Speaker 4: right now. We have a brand in there called Leah
Speaker 4: And if you want your brand, I have a store.
Speaker 4: I understand Overhead is a lot like come talk to us,
Speaker 4: let's figure out how we can get you in our windows.
Speaker 4: And y'all can shop bronk or grinding as well too.
Speaker 1: All the stripers have been, you know, hitting us on
Speaker 1: social media asking can they have some of those leather dresses?
Speaker 1: Can you bring them to the strip club? And they
Speaker 1: heard you tricking heavy, so.
Speaker 4: They was you know, I don't high power women. I
Speaker 4: love empower women, especially black women, but I don't trick.
Speaker 1: I agree, all right, oh my god. But when we
Speaker 1: come back, we got the Project Club.
Speaker 9: Good morning warning everybody's DJ NV Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 1: We are to Breakfast club. It's time to get out
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Speaker 6: All right in the positive notice simply, this wrong place,
Speaker 6: wrong time is real.
Speaker 8: I want to thank God every time I was either
Speaker 8: late early or changed my mind last minute. Believe in
Speaker 8: divine misdirection always Amen, Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: I'm finished, y'all dumb