Speaker 1: This radio show is more important than any other mainstreams
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Speaker 2: The breakfast clubs.
Speaker 3: You then will come here when this DJ Infy and
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Speaker 4: Next to all of you guys.
Speaker 5: It's really it's one of my favorite shows to do,
Speaker 5: just because y'all always keep it one.
Speaker 6: Honey, y'all keep it real.
Speaker 7: But what better place than than here.
Speaker 8: I think everybody should go on the breakfast club and
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Speaker 9: Charlemagne the God Peace to up playing in his Friday
Speaker 9: good morning, good morning here another day to serve man.
Speaker 7: How y'all feel out there? I am blessed Black and
Speaker 7: Holly favorite his co host Lona Rosa with us this morning.
Speaker 10: Hey y'all, good morning, y'all. Hear my voice no way back,
Speaker 10: way better?
Speaker 4: Yes, yes it is.
Speaker 10: I feel it. It's way better. I got some great
Speaker 10: rest yesterday. I still hear that you always say Delaware
Speaker 10: in my voice. Okay, and that's the part that keeps
Speaker 10: the people going Okay.
Speaker 7: Now read.
Speaker 9: I don't hear Charlemagne in my ear here, Lauren, I
Speaker 9: don't hear Charlomagne.
Speaker 10: That's because the God is blocking you from all the demons.
Speaker 10: Today's good Friday.
Speaker 7: Where you at?
Speaker 9: I'm in Hampton, Hampton, Virginia. Of course, this is a
Speaker 9: Hampton University's homecoming.
Speaker 1: I'm on my homecoming to a I'm telling the truth, man,
Speaker 1: what I rather know the Internet?
Speaker 6: I want to know the Internet thing.
Speaker 10: The Internet. That's what I'm telling them.
Speaker 7: Where you really at, man? You know, that's where I'm at.
Speaker 7: Out to all the HBCUs.
Speaker 9: This weekend is fam use homecoming, Norfolk State's home coming,
Speaker 9: and Hampton University's home coming.
Speaker 7: Tom out here, and you know I go to the homecomings.
Speaker 9: I document the homecomings, everything from the the parades, to
Speaker 9: the parties to uh the fraternities and sororities crossing, and
Speaker 9: like to put people onto what happens at HBCUs.
Speaker 7: For people like U Charlemagne that didn't attend one.
Speaker 1: First of all, I have an honorary doctor from South
Speaker 1: Carolina State University. Okay, so dropping the clues bombs from me,
Speaker 1: all right? My mother is an alma model of South
Speaker 1: Carolina State University. All right, my other mother misprivaged Miss
Speaker 1: Nicole Bravard. She's also an alumni South Carolina State.
Speaker 10: You know, Zach cal Laurn, I was just about to
Speaker 10: ask you how to us real graduates feel about honorary degrees.
Speaker 7: He paid for it.
Speaker 6: I didn't pay for it. It's because of my philanthropy.
Speaker 10: You're like those people who do that little online course
Speaker 10: for her Harvard.
Speaker 1: Harvard, you know, have an endowment fund at South Carolina
Speaker 1: State University.
Speaker 6: So it's called the Ford Family Scholarship Fund.
Speaker 11: I like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I have a scholarship for at South Carolina
Speaker 1: State University.
Speaker 4: You should leave with that.
Speaker 1: Well that's why. Well, I don't know. They gave me
Speaker 1: an honorary doctor. I appreciate it.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 4: We appreciate the money for the scholarships.
Speaker 6: I'm being noowned some of those scholarships soon, like you know,
Speaker 6: for the kids.
Speaker 10: Can you bring some money for scholarships to Delaware State University.
Speaker 6: I have no reason to do that. I have no you're.
Speaker 4: Sitting right here the reason to do that. I have
Speaker 4: a products of that age. We see you. I would
Speaker 4: not be here without it.
Speaker 6: No, if there's something I could do for Delawares state
Speaker 6: I would absolutely do it.
Speaker 10: We got that on record, y'ad here to don't state
Speaker 10: we're gonna we're gonna figure out what they ask for.
Speaker 7: All right, get the front page. It's HBC. Sorry, it
Speaker 7: is the HBC. Yes it is, all right, from next.
Speaker 7: We'll get into that next.
Speaker 12: So don't move.
Speaker 7: He's an idiot. Can we breakfast clubs? The breakfast club board?
Speaker 7: More thing? Everybody is the j n B.
Speaker 9: Charlomagne the guy we are the breakfast club. Good morning.
Speaker 9: All right, Lorna Roast is our special guest co host
Speaker 9: this morning. I was gonna ask Charlomagne in some quick sports.
Speaker 9: Let's get in some front page news. Did you watch
Speaker 9: the Bucks play last night?
Speaker 1: I did watch the Bucks play. I watched the Bucks
Speaker 1: play the seventy six is last night.
Speaker 6: They do look good, look good. Damion Little dropped thirty
Speaker 6: nine points last night.
Speaker 1: I don't think they look better than the Celtics though,
Speaker 1: but that's just my personal opinion. I think if Chrissportszingis
Speaker 1: stays healthy and plays like he played other much he
Speaker 1: had other night, like thirty thirty, and he's like, what
Speaker 1: the third.
Speaker 6: Option for the Celtics, Because you got Tatum, you got Brown.
Speaker 7: Then Brown didn't do good that ever gave yet.
Speaker 1: But boy, when Brown is on, an Tatum is on
Speaker 1: and poor zingers on at the same time, they're gonna
Speaker 1: be hard to beat. Andrew and we drew Holiday yeah day.
Speaker 1: But them bucks looked good last night. I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 7: They look cool. They looked so good. All right, Well,
Speaker 7: let's get in some front page dudes.
Speaker 8: Come on to TESZ, Good morning, dj M, Vigod Morning
Speaker 8: Tarlamage to God, Lauren and the Breakfast Club family.
Speaker 6: Good morning, beautiful Pau.
Speaker 7: Now, now agents are still searching for the shooter.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I was watching that late last night. I don't
Speaker 8: know if you guys were. They had the house surrounded.
Speaker 8: It's been more than a day since the manhunt began
Speaker 8: for Robert Carr. Now he's the suspect and Wednesday's night
Speaker 8: shooting rampage that left at least eighteen people dead. Now
Speaker 8: I'm saying at least eighteen people because I've seen someone
Speaker 8: for say twenty two some said at least eighteen, so
Speaker 8: I want to go with that. Remember, this story is
Speaker 8: constantly developing, so information does change. Now he is facing
Speaker 8: an arrest warrant for eight counts of murder and should
Speaker 8: be considered armed and dangerous. The SWAT team was at
Speaker 8: his house his last known address, on yesterday, but obviously
Speaker 8: he was not there. They're releasing some more details about
Speaker 8: his Twitter account and possible motives.
Speaker 13: Lets take a listen.
Speaker 14: On his Twitter page, Card liked right wing posts, including
Speaker 14: by Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump, junior Republican members of Congress,
Speaker 14: and multiple posts criticizing President Biden on the economy. His
Speaker 14: social media also shows photos of him fishing. The Coastguard
Speaker 14: is also part of the search. Card's vehicle was found
Speaker 14: in a boat ramp less than twenty miles from the
Speaker 14: shooting scene, and public records show he owned a boat.
Speaker 14: According to another former soldier who served with Card, he
Speaker 14: had extensive training, including land navigation quote, so he would
Speaker 14: be very comfortable in the woods. Law enforcement sources say
Speaker 14: Card recently split up with a longtime girlfriend and they're
Speaker 14: pursuing a theory that he allegedly targeted the Bowling Alley
Speaker 14: and Bar because he used to go there with her
Speaker 14: and was supposed to be at the bar that night.
Speaker 15: Based on our investigation, we believe this is someone that
Speaker 15: should not be approached.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't understand why we politicize these things,
Speaker 1: Like criticizing these things is while we cannot ever get
Speaker 1: to the roots of these issues. The guy was in
Speaker 1: he was institutionalized. He was institutionalized for hearing voices, like like,
Speaker 1: I think we should be leading with that, Like I'm
Speaker 1: looking at the front of the New York Post and
Speaker 1: it said suspect herd voices, yet was free to own
Speaker 1: weapon of war used the K eighteen.
Speaker 7: That's basic. That should be the conversation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like, you know, not about what he was liking
Speaker 1: on you know, social media in regard to political ideologies, Like,
Speaker 1: the conversation should be why was this man who clearly
Speaker 1: was institutionalized with some form of mental health issues was
Speaker 1: able to own this legal fire and owned this fire
Speaker 1: that's plural?
Speaker 13: Well yeah, chloral Well, they'll definitely be talking about that too.
Speaker 8: When they bring that up, they'll say they'll politicize it
Speaker 8: that too, because again it's another argument to have based
Speaker 8: upon gun reform, and you know, should people be able
Speaker 8: to carry weapons if.
Speaker 13: They've had any type of mental problems.
Speaker 8: You also, you heard where they talked about he was
Speaker 8: comfortable in the woods so they don't know if he
Speaker 8: might be in the woods if he got on his boat.
Speaker 8: They said if he did that, he would have to
Speaker 8: refuel and probably be noticed. So it's really interesting right now,
Speaker 8: get again, this is all speculation. Details will continue to
Speaker 8: unfold and we'll just see, you know, what happens. But
Speaker 8: I think now they're just trying to find anything they
Speaker 8: can to try to make sense of it. But there
Speaker 8: is no sense you really can make of this.
Speaker 6: So I think you did. I think you killed itself.
Speaker 4: I don't think you killed this.
Speaker 10: I don't think I think he's surviving it. And I
Speaker 10: think it's adding to whatever. You know, how they get
Speaker 10: that like thrill off of this stuff.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think it's a live too. All right, Well,
Speaker 9: last front page news test. We'll see in a couple
Speaker 9: of minutes. Everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight
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Speaker 9: you need to vent hit us up right now. Maybe
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Speaker 7: Eight hundred five five one oh five one, get it
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Speaker 3: The breakfast club. It's a new thing is it's your
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Speaker 7: Time to get up and get something.
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Speaker 2: We want to hear from you on the breakfast.
Speaker 7: Hello.
Speaker 12: Who's this?
Speaker 3: Hi?
Speaker 17: Is this Christy Shoes?
Speaker 12: Hey?
Speaker 7: Good morning, mama, get it off your chest?
Speaker 11: Good morning.
Speaker 4: I feel blessed.
Speaker 18: I just came from the casino, and I came of
Speaker 18: what casino?
Speaker 12: Where you at?
Speaker 18: I'm in on Queen's.
Speaker 4: I want to research this pino.
Speaker 18: Oh how much you want?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 19: As long as I can hold someone, I ask.
Speaker 10: You, girl, I'll be having it. It's okay, what.
Speaker 7: You're gonna do with that money?
Speaker 20: Bills or something?
Speaker 6: There you go the first right round the corner, the
Speaker 6: first the next week.
Speaker 9: Next week, all right, mama, Well enjoy have a great
Speaker 9: weekend with that bread YouTube.
Speaker 7: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 2: Hi?
Speaker 12: Hi?
Speaker 11: Charlemagne and everyone there here?
Speaker 7: Yes, get it off your chest?
Speaker 12: Sha Hi.
Speaker 14: So I'm actually driving from New Hampshire to al Any
Speaker 14: to do IDF treatment.
Speaker 11: So that's pretty much it.
Speaker 7: It's a long I'm freaking right, but I'm excited for
Speaker 7: it all right, Well, what part of you in this treatment?
Speaker 6: What part I'm sorry, what part of you in you
Speaker 6: all healing energy?
Speaker 7: About that?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Thank you?
Speaker 14: Thank you in a treatment?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're getting you shots yet you do retrieval? What
Speaker 7: are you doing?
Speaker 21: So I'm doing my I'm doing shots and my uh
Speaker 21: rest be Monday.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, good luck. We're praying for you, mam man,
Speaker 1: I'll get the baby. What you're trying to get twins
Speaker 1: at the same time. I'm tired you're trying to have
Speaker 1: toins at the same time.
Speaker 11: No, no, I'm your twins, but just one more child.
Speaker 7: So is the assurance paying for it? Or you got
Speaker 7: to pay for it yourself? Mama?
Speaker 11: I know I have to pay for that out of pocket.
Speaker 7: Jesus Christ. Well, good luck. I hope that the retriev
Speaker 7: will go successful.
Speaker 4: You sound so positive, so I know it's gonna be good.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 11: I'm trying to put out my cash at.
Speaker 4: Please, sure, I'm mad at you.
Speaker 11: Shine s hi non m E R N cut off.
Speaker 18: G R S eighty nine.
Speaker 1: And why are we cash avenue because it's expensive?
Speaker 21: Why not?
Speaker 22: I ask?
Speaker 11: Just okay, somebody wants to, you.
Speaker 7: Know, help out.
Speaker 9: Yeah, those retrievals and those IVF treatments can go anywhere
Speaker 9: from about twenty five to fifty sixty thousand dollars, and
Speaker 9: most assurances don't cover it. So if you're having a
Speaker 9: problem of having a child or having a baby and
Speaker 9: you want to go through those processes, a lot of
Speaker 9: people can't do it because they can't afford it. So
Speaker 9: it's a lot of money and most of the times
Speaker 9: they don't take. It's not like you could pay monthly
Speaker 9: or pay a little at a time. You have to
Speaker 9: pay the whole thing before it actually happens.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not contributing to nobody they IVF treatment unless
Speaker 1: I know who the person is, because I don't know
Speaker 1: if you should be breathing or not, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. So I need to know who you are
Speaker 1: and uh, you know what type of person you are?
Speaker 1: Great kid, that's not necess fairly alias the case, I
Speaker 1: would rather beck my money on the person that I
Speaker 1: know is a little bit more stable and solid.
Speaker 5: You never know somebody as a parent, but most people
Speaker 5: that are doing this, you know, are are are pretty
Speaker 5: solid people and ready.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, because that's a commitment.
Speaker 7: That's right, all right, get it off.
Speaker 9: Your chest eight hundred and five A five one five one.
Speaker 9: If you need to event, hit us up now. It's
Speaker 9: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Ray right, Ray, yo, Charlomagne, Davy?
Speaker 23: What up are we lying?
Speaker 2: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 11: I got an indoor pool, outdoor pool.
Speaker 7: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 24: Get on the phone right now here, tell you what
Speaker 24: it is.
Speaker 12: We lie Hello? Who's this?
Speaker 11: Jay, Jury, Charlamagne and god Lord? Good morning?
Speaker 12: Good morning?
Speaker 11: Oh g Rob, what's happening? How y'am feeling this morning?
Speaker 6: He's O G.
Speaker 11: Well, you know it's Friday.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 11: What we do about this time? Man? The boss all time?
Speaker 11: Let's go check it out.
Speaker 24: I said, listen, this right here gonna be so im
Speaker 24: just for the record books. Whatch how I cast? These lines?
Speaker 12: Were?
Speaker 24: Dad on the hook. My brother told me to slow down, son,
Speaker 24: so they can hear you better. So from now on
Speaker 24: I'm killing them slow to make the taste better. You
Speaker 24: already know where it is. It's not a pot quins
Speaker 24: from hand to hand, hobding the script from large percentages.
Speaker 24: They saying artists coming, they go, But I know that
Speaker 24: fire brings he to them Campus marshmallow flow. And even
Speaker 24: though it's all about bars and real rappers, got coat
Speaker 24: are vote, it's all in the way for the X factor.
Speaker 24: I represent with four clips on the run, knowing identity
Speaker 24: at the chop house and meeting for racks and a
Speaker 24: killer we obviously most of cats are made men, but
Speaker 24: they pose and they pretend to. They get hit with
Speaker 24: ten but check it. They're talking again. Bars of one
Speaker 24: to one skip the girl, give them that hot point
Speaker 24: fill to they well done, Oji.
Speaker 1: You got I got bars for a bar killer nobody
Speaker 1: iller Michael Jackson Black. Yeah, I'm a thriller. Two years
Speaker 1: ago a friend of mine told me. And then Chris
Speaker 1: Style blows my mind. Been witness to the dopest e
Speaker 1: rhymes I wrote taking off my coat, put it in
Speaker 1: and his throat whoa.
Speaker 11: Bars, whoa, whoa, whoa whoa.
Speaker 12: I got balls.
Speaker 7: I got balls. I got balls real last June, give
Speaker 7: f about a shawla big burking bag, whole five six figures, swipes.
Speaker 4: On my ass.
Speaker 7: I ain't gonna see no more. Forget it forged alright
Speaker 7: like going No, Nope, you like.
Speaker 12: Where he was going?
Speaker 4: Do you like the stipes on the bottom. No he
Speaker 4: like that, like you loved where he was going.
Speaker 7: Like no, no, no, oh g you have a good weekend, brother.
Speaker 11: And y'all too, will y'all be blessed me? Think you're
Speaker 11: in a family by all right.
Speaker 7: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 9: Eight hundred five eighty five one O five one. If
Speaker 9: you need a bit, you can hit us up at
Speaker 9: any time. Now, Lauren, we got rumors on the way.
Speaker 9: What we're talking about.
Speaker 10: Yes, we are going to be talking about Uzzi and
Speaker 10: j T again. So y'all know, well, y'all know because
Speaker 10: you'all were here. She came up here talk to us
Speaker 10: with Krisha. But it now Uzzi is speaking out, a
Speaker 10: speaking out.
Speaker 4: There's a lot going on, all right.
Speaker 7: We'll get to that next. It don't move. It's the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club on b E T.
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Warning everybody, it's the j n V. Charlamagnea gud we
Speaker 7: are the Breakfast Club. We got Laura L. Roossa our
Speaker 7: special guest co host. And let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 4: From the.
Speaker 7: Reports.
Speaker 10: I think a lot of people will recognize the voice
Speaker 10: to the name.
Speaker 2: From the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Lauren came in.
Speaker 10: So j T and Karrisha came by the Breakfast Club
Speaker 10: and while they were here, we talked to j T
Speaker 10: about what really happened when she threw her phone at
Speaker 10: Uzzi at the BT Awards.
Speaker 4: And here's what she said.
Speaker 10: Okay, the reason I threw my phone at Uzzi is
Speaker 10: because when we came, when he had to perform, so
Speaker 10: we get in there. Uzzi he is like a forensic kid,
Speaker 10: like he moves around a lot, and he plays like
Speaker 10: he is like play a lot. So when he got
Speaker 10: off stage, he came to me and he like, come on,
Speaker 10: let's go, let's go, let's go.
Speaker 25: And I'm like, what the show just started?
Speaker 10: Like, so I'm thinking he leaving and about to send
Speaker 10: somebody back to come and get me. But when I
Speaker 10: get up, he down there with chilling with Barri and
Speaker 10: so happened his friend that he wrong. It's like you
Speaker 10: should have made sure I had that seat. Was never
Speaker 10: about another artist, because an artist is supposed to be there.
Speaker 25: It's about that you made it sure that Barri was
Speaker 25: in his seat. Barby like they're like, yeah, get up, Yeah,
Speaker 25: heust have got up and be on barkey.
Speaker 6: You got what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: When I got down there, you supposed to check him
Speaker 10: soon as I got down there, like get up and
Speaker 10: let my girls sit down. So this sparked a lot online.
Speaker 10: Let's let's start with asap Barry first. So the interview
Speaker 10: went out, got picked up everywhere, of course, but it's
Speaker 10: bar decided to respond. So in his response, he screenshoted
Speaker 10: the actual interview from JT and he said basically that
Speaker 10: she was mad about Ice Spices. It had nothing to
Speaker 10: do with him. She called acept Barry. I mean, she
Speaker 10: called Uzia groupie because he was sitting next to Ice Spice.
Speaker 10: He also, I don't know, he just gets real disrespectful.
Speaker 10: In my opinion, he's basically saying that she only sold
Speaker 10: six k her first week talking about the album sales.
Speaker 10: He calls her out of her name, he calls her bitch,
Speaker 10: and it's just a little bit too much. So I
Speaker 10: kind of understand what she was saying as far as
Speaker 10: like barr should be checked because in my opinion, he
Speaker 10: did way too much online to be Uzzi's friend, and
Speaker 10: this is Uzi's girlfriend regardless of what happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would never talk to my man's friend like
Speaker 1: that period, but I damn sure wouldn't talk like that
Speaker 1: about her publicly online.
Speaker 5: Your man's girlfriend, your man's girlfriend, Oh yeah, yeah, your
Speaker 5: man significant other.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then two, it's like you playing on her heartstrings.
Speaker 10: You know that they're dealing with a lot in the
Speaker 10: media right now because of the album sales and all
Speaker 10: that stuff. It's like you gaslighting, right. So then JT
Speaker 10: responded and she basically said, you know it is God's
Speaker 10: is always jealous of somebody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I don't care, you know, even if you
Speaker 1: feel like I just don't see why you would disrespect
Speaker 1: her or your dude like that, Like, if Uzzie's really
Speaker 1: your dude, you're not just disrespecting her when you do that,
Speaker 1: you're disrespecting your man's too.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 10: So then, of course, after JT's response where she said
Speaker 10: that a sat barge just being jealous, she called him
Speaker 10: a whole and a bunch of other stuff.
Speaker 6: Girls from Florida love to call him man a hole.
Speaker 10: Oh, she said, I don't even know if I can
Speaker 10: say all this. I don't got my print. Now she said,
Speaker 10: oh I can say that. Yeah, she said, he as
Speaker 10: niggas be jealous of bitious. That's what she said, And that's.
Speaker 4: What it's given.
Speaker 10: It's given like he got an issue with her and
Speaker 10: it's like, bro, what's up? This is your homeboy's girlfriend.
Speaker 10: So then Uzzi got online after all of this, and
Speaker 10: at first he was posting some things that weren't really direct,
Speaker 10: so he posted people at war with themselves. People at
Speaker 10: war with themselves will always cause collateral damage in the
Speaker 10: lives of those around him. And then he started going
Speaker 10: into talking about like he's not as close with his
Speaker 10: family right now, his relationship isn't in the best space,
Speaker 10: but he wants to focus on his music. He says
Speaker 10: that he feels like his last album will definitely help
Speaker 10: people remember that who is the one, and he just
Speaker 10: wants to focus on his music. He doesn't want to
Speaker 10: get into all the drama. He also posted something that says,
Speaker 10: sometimes we expect too much from others because we'd be
Speaker 10: willing to do that from them. So people are trying
Speaker 10: to pick up on, like where's Uzi going with this
Speaker 10: and how does he feel about all this? It says
Speaker 10: he just wants to breathe and he wants to focus
Speaker 10: on the music. So he's not directly addressing everything, but
Speaker 10: I mean the time in tells it all.
Speaker 1: Well, I hope everybody finds healing in this situation sounds
Speaker 1: like all just a bunch of mess, But salute the
Speaker 1: JTJT did nothing wrong. All she did was correct the
Speaker 1: false narrative that was out there. And it's not like
Speaker 1: she volunteered the information as we asked, So.
Speaker 10: She has every right to speak her truth and I
Speaker 10: think it's honestly. People when the interview with I don't
Speaker 10: know when I posted it to my Instagram, people were
Speaker 10: in the comments like she's lying.
Speaker 4: Why does she say you're a groupie?
Speaker 13: Why this?
Speaker 4: Why that right?
Speaker 10: And to me, it seems like what she's saying is
Speaker 10: playing out online right now with Bari and his response
Speaker 10: to her. There's a level of respect that should happen.
Speaker 10: Number one, just because she's the artist at the awards,
Speaker 10: not you. And secondly, you're here with my boyfriend, and
Speaker 10: my boyfriend should make sure that happened. So I don't
Speaker 10: I don't see that she did anything wrong. I hope
Speaker 10: UZZI can't focus on their on their relationship in the music.
Speaker 1: It is a great lesson in relationship. Beteqette, like you
Speaker 1: should you should get up when you see my my.
Speaker 10: Woman coming beyond get up, don't get on Instagram that's.
Speaker 7: That's that's what well, not only that, I mean, I'm Charlemann.
Speaker 9: I'm sure if if your wife or or was walking
Speaker 9: up and there was no c you would get up,
Speaker 9: because I would have got up regardless of if Bari is.
Speaker 7: Getting up and letting my woman sit next to the
Speaker 7: other but nobody else. If Bari wasn't gonna get up
Speaker 7: in yeah TV to sit there.
Speaker 1: You you mean like I'm gonna get up and leave
Speaker 1: with my wife, I'll go sit somewhere else, and.
Speaker 4: I get up and just let her sit down so
Speaker 4: she's not.
Speaker 7: Down to make sure things is right.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 9: Absolutely would have made my wife sit down in my seat,
Speaker 9: and then I would have figured everything and my.
Speaker 1: Dude that's sitting next to me, get up. My woman
Speaker 1: out there talking about I'm not getting up. No, I'm
Speaker 1: telling my man's get up. My wife is coming and
Speaker 1: get up. I would have let my wife seat in
Speaker 1: my seat and I would have figured it out that
Speaker 1: out of there. I would have just left the baby
Speaker 1: you just staying there for a second, hey, sitting next
Speaker 1: to this dude until I figured this.
Speaker 7: Out, would have been saying.
Speaker 1: It stay wherever you at all. Right, That's why we
Speaker 1: put that's why we do this to you on Friday.
Speaker 1: Now on is when you this your this is your
Speaker 1: punishment on Fridays. But you stay in that.
Speaker 9: Little room, all right, and that is your rumor report
Speaker 9: all right. Now, shout to everybody, all the HBCUs. I'm
Speaker 9: actually at Hampton University. For Hampton University's who you man?
Speaker 9: You ever the internet says you are. Okay, am, I'm
Speaker 9: telling people nobody cares about the drove.
Speaker 6: I told you that.
Speaker 9: Uh so, salute to all the HBCUs. Now when we
Speaker 9: come back, teslaing figure out has front page news. Don't
Speaker 9: go anywhere.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the breakfast Club. Your
Speaker 3: mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 9: Morning, everybody, your ce j n V, Charlamagne, the gud
Speaker 9: we are the breakfast Club. We got Lord the Roads
Speaker 9: to House, bestial guest host. And let's get in some
Speaker 9: front page news.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 8: Good morning's is the one of DJMV. Good morning Lauren,
Speaker 8: Good morning, Charlemagne.
Speaker 6: The god figure was happening.
Speaker 8: Now, what is the f What is the FDA saying now,
Speaker 8: yeah about medicine that is not working properly, decongestants that
Speaker 8: we've all taken. Now just before cold and flu season
Speaker 8: is about to kick off. The Ford and the Food
Speaker 8: and Drug Administration of isory panel last month reported that
Speaker 8: the oral d congestant that Americans have relied on for
Speaker 8: nearly twenty years may not be working.
Speaker 13: Let's take a listen.
Speaker 15: Well, if you got the sniffles, you're over the counter
Speaker 15: cold medicine may not help.
Speaker 19: An FDA panel concluded fenalefrin, a key ingredient and many
Speaker 19: over the counter cold and allergy medications, doesn't actually work
Speaker 19: to get rid of nasal congestion.
Speaker 11: How about that?
Speaker 19: G FDA says it has been monitoring the ingredient found
Speaker 19: in drugs such as pseudo fed pe and some versions
Speaker 19: of benadrel and vic sinex, since the agency last revealed
Speaker 19: in two thousand and seven. When taken orally, the panel
Speaker 19: concluded a very small amount of the drug actually reaches
Speaker 19: the nose to relieve congestion. The FDA will now need
Speaker 19: to decide whether the revoke it status as an over
Speaker 19: the countermedication. Health experts say the ingredient pseudoephedrine is an
Speaker 19: effective alternative, but it must be requested from a pharmacist.
Speaker 7: So let me ask you a question.
Speaker 9: For all these years that everybody, I'm sure everybody in
Speaker 9: this room is taking suda fed or something with some
Speaker 9: type of decongestion and it how could you sue because
Speaker 9: you paid for it, and obviously this said it wasn't
Speaker 9: in there to work.
Speaker 1: You can't see if it worked. You don't know if
Speaker 1: it worked. Not clearly it clearly it worked.
Speaker 4: At some point they would day will be on that
Speaker 4: list that work.
Speaker 8: Yeah, day quill is on that list, and saying popular
Speaker 8: versions of pseudo fed day quill and other medications. And
Speaker 8: just to give you guys some additional information, uh, you
Speaker 8: know how you have to go behind the counter now
Speaker 8: to get suda fed because of the methmphetamines and people
Speaker 8: making drugs and.
Speaker 13: Syrup and all of this stuff.
Speaker 4: Right, that was because people are still it.
Speaker 8: No, it's because because actually it was past the Combat
Speaker 8: meth and Fetamine Epidemic Act that happened that made that
Speaker 8: made a lot of these drugs go behind the counter.
Speaker 8: So a lot of folks are set saying all this time,
Speaker 8: you've had people go through, you know, jump through these
Speaker 8: hoops to get this medicine, and the medicine you know,
Speaker 8: doesn't really work. So now CBS is saying they're taking
Speaker 8: it off the shelves. But I wanted to throw that
Speaker 8: out that there's a bigger there's a larger conversation on
Speaker 8: how this guy behind the counter in the first place.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that it will it that's.
Speaker 7: A part of it too.
Speaker 4: Like so I never thought about that.
Speaker 10: I'm so like, I literally thought they just put stuff
Speaker 10: behind the counter that people come in and normally.
Speaker 1: Still, I told you they were stealing it because it
Speaker 1: was in such high demands.
Speaker 6: You know, people were using it for recreational drugs.
Speaker 8: And methem fetamine. So the methem fetamine really is what
Speaker 8: took it up. So you guys never watched Breaking You
Speaker 8: never watched Breaking Bad Lorn that did okay? They was
Speaker 8: in getting all the pseudo fed and you know, so
Speaker 8: you can only get like a certain amount of time,
Speaker 8: and so it was all a part of that. And
Speaker 8: so now that it's going to bring up some some
Speaker 8: public policy on this as well, like what happened with that?
Speaker 8: How do they still combat methophetamine? Did it really help
Speaker 8: by putting it over the counter. So just a larger
Speaker 8: conversation you guys can look into.
Speaker 1: I will say, you know, as far as the decongestions
Speaker 1: of concern. Let's go back to more holistic ways of
Speaker 1: doing things, like my wife be putting together all types
Speaker 1: of plant based concoctions like honey and all types of
Speaker 1: leaves and boiling and filtering all types of stuff. I
Speaker 1: don't know what it is. I just know it tastes
Speaker 1: good and it works. So you know, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: let's let's go back to like maybe doing some more
Speaker 1: holistic type of medications for each other.
Speaker 10: I need to start that now. Just brought my grandma
Speaker 10: some day quill caller and work for me. But what
Speaker 10: happens if you're taking it? Like, is there something wrong
Speaker 10: with you? Like like you like if you're taking it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, they're not saying that something's wrong with the per se.
Speaker 8: They're just saying that, you know what, what you thought
Speaker 8: that it was going to do is not as strong
Speaker 8: as you thought. But the larger conversation is about how
Speaker 8: the FDA, you know, got involved with this act that
Speaker 8: they passed, and why did they do it and what
Speaker 8: was the motive?
Speaker 13: You know, So it's a larger conversation.
Speaker 8: But I think if you take daykuil and it works
Speaker 8: for you, it works for me, you know, you continue
Speaker 8: to take it, I would assume, but CBS is saying
Speaker 8: they're pulling from the store, so we don't know. So
Speaker 8: it's still developing, but just something to look out for
Speaker 8: as we go into cold.
Speaker 13: And flu season.
Speaker 9: Okay, all right, now, let's jump to the White House.
Speaker 9: What's going on in the White House?
Speaker 8: Okay, with Charlemagne. AI is going to be an AI
Speaker 8: executive order on Monday that is supposed to drop the bide.
Speaker 8: Administration has reportedly set to unveil a broad executive order.
Speaker 13: On our Artificial Intelligence next week. The White House is sweeping.
Speaker 8: AI executive order would use the federal government government's purchasing
Speaker 8: power to enforce requirements on AI models before the government
Speaker 8: agencies can use them.
Speaker 13: Now, the order will allegedly.
Speaker 8: Require advanced AR models to undergo a series of assessments
Speaker 8: before federal agencies can adopt them. In addition, it would
Speaker 8: ease immigration immigration for highly skilled workers, which has been
Speaker 8: heavily restricted during the Trump administration. Federal agencies, including the
Speaker 8: Department of Energy, Department, and Intelligence branches would also like
Speaker 8: to have access on how they can incorporate AR and
Speaker 8: AI into their work. So this is supposed to be
Speaker 8: called the Safe secure and trustworthy artificial intelligence. So do
Speaker 8: you trust this, Charlemagne? Have they convinced you what's up?
Speaker 8: Because I know you're not a big, big AI guy.
Speaker 6: Oh I don't trust it.
Speaker 1: But I mean, you know, the way this country is going,
Speaker 1: you know, we don't have any great options. So I
Speaker 1: think the White House is just preparing to say, you
Speaker 1: know what, here's an AI president for y'all president. Instead
Speaker 1: of y'all having to go out there and make the
Speaker 1: choice between Trump and Biden, we're just gonna put it
Speaker 1: on auto pilot.
Speaker 4: Would the AI president be white or black?
Speaker 6: That's a great question.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't have a race to just be a robot,
Speaker 1: but it would be programmed by a bunch of white people.
Speaker 6: It would probably be white.
Speaker 10: So when they say stupid, so that they can say, well,
Speaker 10: it's sh is not us. It's a technik.
Speaker 12: That's right.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I think it's really interesting that they're getting involved in
Speaker 8: this on an executive order level, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: That's that's that's it's gonna be really interesting to see
Speaker 8: what this all does. And so now you're supposed to
Speaker 8: gonna say the go and is in charge of all
Speaker 8: things AI. So will well they were anyway, right, So
Speaker 8: we'll see what that looks like on Monday.
Speaker 7: All right, Well, that is front page News Thinking Tests.
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Speaker 9: All right, when we come back, Attorney Benjamin Crump will
Speaker 9: be joining us. Now, he just jumped on this case show. Lene,
Speaker 9: you want to break down the case of people that
Speaker 9: has haven't heard it as yet.
Speaker 1: Man, it's a case coming out of Jackson, Mississippi about
Speaker 1: a thirty seven year old brother named Dexter Wade. He
Speaker 1: left his mother's house on March fifth, twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: and did not return home, and his mother Betterston Wade
Speaker 1: said she reported him missing on March fourteenth and did
Speaker 1: not find out he was dead until.
Speaker 6: August twenty fourth.
Speaker 1: And if I'm not mistaken, she's thinking it with some
Speaker 1: foul played by the police officers. With long story short,
Speaker 1: they discharged the Sun's body from the morgue and buried
Speaker 1: him in what they call a poppers field.
Speaker 6: He was buried for seven months and she didn't even
Speaker 6: know all right.
Speaker 9: But when we come back, we're gonna talk to Attorney
Speaker 9: Benjamin Crumps, So don't move.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Morning.
Speaker 9: Everybody is j Envy Charlomagne, the Godly are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: We got our guest co host Londa Rosa head and
Speaker 9: we got a special guest on the line, Attorney Benjamin Crump.
Speaker 22: Good morning, Hey, good morning, Envy Charlomagne. Always good to
Speaker 22: see you. Kings Lauren, good morning.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Attorney Crunk.
Speaker 6: Attorney Ben Crump, he's here.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 1: Ben Crump is always on the front lines. Man and man,
Speaker 1: there's this really sad story coming out of Jackson, Mississippi
Speaker 1: about Dexter Wade. You know, thirty seven year old Dexter Wade.
Speaker 1: He left his mom's house on March fifth, twenty twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three and didn't return home.
Speaker 7: And let him break it down. Let him break it down,
Speaker 7: what happens.
Speaker 6: I want to tell her who the story is.
Speaker 7: He gonna tell him the fact, so he knows the facts.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna get to that, but let me at least
Speaker 6: do the headline.
Speaker 1: His mother burden Bettertine Wade said, she reported and missing
Speaker 1: on March fourteenth, and didn't know he was the season
Speaker 1: until August twenty fourth.
Speaker 6: What happened then with the grump?
Speaker 22: Yeah, you know, Charlemagne, You're exactly right. It's tragic. This
Speaker 22: brother goes missing, he gets hit, we now know by
Speaker 22: a police call from the Jackson, Mississippi Police, and his
Speaker 22: mother reports him missing about a week later, and they
Speaker 22: note because he has medication in his pocket. The coroner
Speaker 22: calls the police department and say his next of kin
Speaker 22: is his mother, and they do not contact her until
Speaker 22: NBC reporter does an exhaustive investigative report and almost seven
Speaker 22: months later, she's finally taken to a barrier ground for poor,
Speaker 22: unknown people in destitute who the city pays.
Speaker 12: So what it says to me, Charlemagne, in for out At.
Speaker 22: Best, it's gross mouth feastings.
Speaker 12: At worst.
Speaker 22: This was intentional because his mother absolutely believes the Jackson
Speaker 22: Police Department knew who her and her family were, because
Speaker 22: two years later, I'm sorry, two years before they sued
Speaker 22: for her brother being killed by the Jackson Police Department.
Speaker 6: Her brother was killed by the police department as well.
Speaker 22: He was he was body slammed and died. The officers
Speaker 22: were charged right now there in the civil litigation. So
Speaker 22: his mother absolutely believes they knew who she were she was, So.
Speaker 1: Did they think this was some type of retaliation for
Speaker 1: her winning the lawsuit or avenge?
Speaker 22: Yeah, well she thinks that it was a conspiracy Charlemagne,
Speaker 22: And that's why she's so broken hearted that her son
Speaker 22: was buried in the ground.
Speaker 12: For seven months.
Speaker 22: And she's begging them because she's like, who else you
Speaker 22: call when your person, your loved one is missing, other
Speaker 22: than the police. And so even though she was suiting them,
Speaker 22: she said, I'm still a citizen of Jackson, Mississippi. You
Speaker 22: all still have to protect and serve us. But it's
Speaker 22: just tragic upon tragic. And as I was talking to
Speaker 22: Tasmin figure out, she was talking about a lot of
Speaker 22: people are saying that we should make sure he's exhumed
Speaker 22: and have a proper funeral. So a lot of people,
Speaker 22: Revenew and Benny Thompson, the congressman.
Speaker 12: There, all reaching out.
Speaker 22: Now I'm saying, what can we do to try to
Speaker 22: give this young man some dignity and respect? And what
Speaker 22: I'm saying is what can we do to make sure
Speaker 22: there's accountability in justice? So they don't do this again.
Speaker 7: Now, what's the protocol? Usually?
Speaker 9: Now we're talking to attorney Benjamin Crump. If you're just
Speaker 9: joining us, what's the proper protocol? Usually when somebody's hit
Speaker 9: and they're killed, they take it to the coroner's office,
Speaker 9: so there is actual like there's paperwork to say where
Speaker 9: this body was. So this is an opening shutcase, right,
Speaker 9: because this is a lead, right, I.
Speaker 22: Absolutely think because an opening shortcase. And but when you're
Speaker 22: dealing with the police in America, y'all, and black people
Speaker 22: dying in highly suspicious, controversial manners, nothing is clear cut.
Speaker 22: We have to fight for justice at every point, every turn.
Speaker 22: And I am waiting Charlemagne to see what their story is.
Speaker 22: You know, they don't have an official response.
Speaker 4: Ship I was gonna ask you what are they saying? Like,
Speaker 4: how are they explaining this?
Speaker 22: Yeah, the mayor said, obviously there was a great miscommunication there.
Speaker 22: But we have the Mississippi Bureau Investigations. They said it's
Speaker 22: gonna do an investigation, but I don't really trust them
Speaker 22: as much. I think we're gonna have to do our
Speaker 22: own parallel investigation. We may have to get the fairs
Speaker 22: to come in because man, if this was your law
Speaker 22: born and you had a lawsuit against the city and
Speaker 22: they didn't tell you about they had a concident with
Speaker 22: your son who was a pedestrian, and then they buried
Speaker 22: him and an unknown funeral cemetery. And then say, just
Speaker 22: give us the benefit of the doubt. Who in America
Speaker 22: would say no, no, we're gonna give you the benefit
Speaker 22: of the doubt. Because every day I go in courtrooms
Speaker 22: across America, I see black people who, if you take
Speaker 22: them at that word, made mistakes, but they never get
Speaker 22: the benefit of the dot.
Speaker 12: It's always no, no.
Speaker 22: We gotta make sure we administer justice and have accountability
Speaker 22: because we got to send the message. I think Jackson, Mississippi,
Speaker 22: there needs to be a message sent over Dexter Way
Speaker 22: for his family, his two little children, his mother, all
Speaker 22: these people for seven months. Can you imagine the agony
Speaker 22: of not knowing where your son is, where your father is.
Speaker 1: We say nobody's above the law, but it always seems
Speaker 1: like the law is above the law. Because I don't
Speaker 1: understand how this is legal. I feel like this should
Speaker 1: be criminal. Off top, all right, well, hold on right here.
Speaker 1: When we come back, we gotta take a break. We
Speaker 1: have more with attorney Benjamin Crumps, don't move.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning Morning. Everybody's dj n V.
Speaker 7: Charlamagne to God. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still
Speaker 7: kicking it with attorney Benjamin Crump, Lauren.
Speaker 10: So if the body is exhumed, I know that they're
Speaker 10: talking about possibly doing that just for a proper funeral
Speaker 10: for the family. Is it too late to do and
Speaker 10: like you know, in your separate investigation, additional autopsy, like
Speaker 10: you know, the longer you wait, things get different.
Speaker 12: Now that's a great question, Lauren. In fact, Colin Kaepernick's.
Speaker 22: Group institute we've worked a lot on doing independent autopsies,
Speaker 22: and to his credit, he has done almost a dozen
Speaker 22: with my law firm where I remember the case in
Speaker 22: Georgia with a bed bug infestation killed the brother in
Speaker 22: the jail. Colin stepped up and offered to pay for
Speaker 22: that autopsy. And so I know his people are already
Speaker 22: talking about doing that here. But one of the things
Speaker 22: we gotta do, we got to go get a court
Speaker 22: petition to exzoom the body. You just can't go dig
Speaker 22: up about it without getting permissioned from the court. So
Speaker 22: my office is gonna have to jump through some hoops.
Speaker 22: But we do intend on getting an independent all tops
Speaker 22: and having a proper funeral for this young man so
Speaker 22: his children would know that his life mattered, and hopefully,
Speaker 22: you know, Jackson, Mississippi would know that they can't sweep
Speaker 22: this under the rug, because had that mother given up
Speaker 22: Charlemagne Envy, it would have just been swept under the
Speaker 22: rug like it didn't matter. But that lady kept saying,
Speaker 22: somebody knows what happened to my child.
Speaker 7: Now, Tourny Benjamin Crump. What about cameras?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 9: We talked so much about cameras being on police officers
Speaker 9: so they had to move the body. We talked so
Speaker 9: much about dashboard cameras on the police call, so that
Speaker 9: would have seen him actually got hit.
Speaker 7: Do we have any of that footage?
Speaker 17: Now?
Speaker 7: Was it erased or how does that look?
Speaker 22: You know, DJ Envy they have they're supposed to have
Speaker 22: dash cam videos on.
Speaker 12: Their car, suspect.
Speaker 22: What they're going to try to defend or articulate is
Speaker 22: they didn't have their emergency cameras on their flashing lights
Speaker 22: since I range, so that the dash cam video would
Speaker 22: not have come on. But we're going to look at
Speaker 22: every aspect of it. Certainly when they hit them, somebody body.
Speaker 22: Cameras should have been put on or something. We should
Speaker 22: be able to see what happened to this brother. And
Speaker 22: we understand that he died from the injuries from the
Speaker 22: car accident. We are not even sure if they took
Speaker 22: him to the hospital. He may have been dead on
Speaker 22: a rival when the ambulance got there.
Speaker 1: Just a couple more questions, mister cukor won Really, how
Speaker 1: often do independent autopsy's changed the course of cases?
Speaker 22: Charlemagne is so important anybody who can afford it the
Speaker 22: affairs a deaf and custody case, I implore you to
Speaker 22: please get an independent autopsy, because you cannot trust the
Speaker 22: medica examiner or the coroner, the local coroner, because they
Speaker 22: worked with the police every day. It's like the prosecutors
Speaker 22: work with the police every day. So there's an implicit
Speaker 22: bias in favor of trying to help craft the narrative
Speaker 22: that best and his most advantageous to the police narrative.
Speaker 22: What the police want to probably say here, Charlamagne, is
Speaker 22: that we didn't know, uh it was uh you know,
Speaker 22: we did everything we could, We just didn't know who
Speaker 22: the young man was. And all this stuff and then
Speaker 22: we didn't see need to get an autopsy, or if
Speaker 22: we got an autopsy, they're gonna try to craft it
Speaker 22: with helps. The Jacksonville police not be charged with homicide.
Speaker 22: They're gonna try to make it some easier charge if
Speaker 22: we get charges at all.
Speaker 6: Okay, A question for you, aund.
Speaker 7: All day. Yeah, please.
Speaker 12: The field MV.
Speaker 22: Charlamagne, thank I always Lord, and tell my sister Testley
Speaker 22: figure I said, what's up?
Speaker 1: Absolutely definitely will all right with the history of Mississippi,
Speaker 1: it's no telling how many missing black people just bury
Speaker 1: somewhere in Mississippi's.
Speaker 9: Right, very sad, very sad. All right, when we come back.
Speaker 9: We got your room and reports don't move. It's the
Speaker 9: Breakfast Club the.
Speaker 7: Morning Morning, everybody. It's the j n V. Charlamagne, the
Speaker 7: guy we are the Breakfast Club. Laura la Rossa is here?
Speaker 7: Good money, man.
Speaker 6: It's daytime. Where you at Envy, Yeah.
Speaker 7: It's I'm out in Virginia.
Speaker 4: Told you see the sunlight.
Speaker 6: At least you got a window.
Speaker 7: Stop it because people believe in your stupid ass rumors.
Speaker 9: The Internet is gonna what Internet, They're gonna Internet. I'm
Speaker 9: out in Hampton, Virginia right now. Of course it's my
Speaker 9: school's homecoming. It's also fam used home coming in Norfolk
Speaker 9: State's home coming, So you know the h in the month,
Speaker 9: I would say the end of September and October.
Speaker 7: I do this each and every year.
Speaker 9: I go on like an HBCU run and document a
Speaker 9: lot of the things that we're doing, talk to the
Speaker 9: students and DJ and and just to just to just
Speaker 9: do anything. You ain't painting that yet. This morning, he said, wen't.
Speaker 7: Paint that big yet. This morning.
Speaker 6: You worried about my pa that big.
Speaker 7: He thought about it till he was like he was
Speaker 7: because I was gonna say, what would Dwight? Howould say?
Speaker 12: Dwight?
Speaker 7: I would say, mind your business?
Speaker 12: Facts?
Speaker 4: Facts?
Speaker 6: Would you say?
Speaker 4: He wouldn't say.
Speaker 6: No, I'm just making sure you say facts. I thought
Speaker 6: you said something else. Now listen I.
Speaker 4: Show.
Speaker 6: I'm just making sure. I'm just making I.
Speaker 10: Just got started trying to get me cans. Just making
Speaker 10: sure I just scot damn your own people.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be I'm gonna be hosting the Daily Show
Speaker 1: starting this Monday. Man, from Monday to Thursday, I'll be
Speaker 1: hosting the Daily Show all next week. I just want
Speaker 1: to put that out there the Daily Show on Comedy Central.
Speaker 9: I'm excited about that. Who I guess you got coming up?
Speaker 9: Anybody you can say yet, But.
Speaker 1: Yea, I got, I gotta, I got, I got guessed
Speaker 1: every day next week. That's what The Daily Show does.
Speaker 1: They have they have cast going. That's one of the
Speaker 1: things The Daily Show does. But yes, I got some good,
Speaker 1: some good, solid guests lined up for next week.
Speaker 9: Okay, Jeff, that reflect my interest. Okay, now we got
Speaker 9: rumors on the way, Lauren, what were we talking about?
Speaker 10: Yes, we're gonna be talking about Dwight Howard. He actually,
Speaker 10: I mean he's been kind of fake or responding a
Speaker 10: little bit, but like he posted a video where he
Speaker 10: addressed all of the fallout online behind the civil suit
Speaker 10: and the new accusers and everything going on in his bedroom.
Speaker 7: All right, well, we'll get to that next.
Speaker 12: It don't move.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club. Why are you looking at me
Speaker 7: like that? Lauren?
Speaker 4: I was waiting everybody.
Speaker 7: J n V Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Our guess co host Laura la Rossi is here, and
Speaker 9: let's get to the rumors, the rumor reports.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of people will recognize the voice
Speaker 4: from the.
Speaker 6: Name from the breakfast club, Lauren came in.
Speaker 10: Hot, so Dwight Howard has been the talkerscial media for
Speaker 10: the last couple of days. There's a civil suit right
Speaker 10: now in play that have sexual assaw allegations or accusations
Speaker 10: in them, and a bunch of different things.
Speaker 4: But Dwight Howard's a tourney.
Speaker 10: You guys came out and confirmed that or from their
Speaker 10: take of this, that everything that is being legendis to
Speaker 10: sow what was consensual. So right now online people are
Speaker 10: very focused on Dwight Howard's sexuality and who he is
Speaker 10: choosing to deal with, versus thinking about the civil suit
Speaker 10: and having a conversation about that, so he's been forced
Speaker 10: to respond directly.
Speaker 4: He posted a video yesterday. I's sake a listen.
Speaker 26: Auchista with the nonsense about all this bullscrap minds of business,
Speaker 26: and don't worried about who people spend their time with.
Speaker 26: Whatever I'm doing in my bedroom, it's my damn business.
Speaker 26: Everybody don't need to know. You ain't got to say
Speaker 26: anything about what you're doing in your house. It's your house.
Speaker 26: You ain't got to explain that to nobody, no matter
Speaker 26: what they say. They could say anything. Who gives to
Speaker 26: y'all too damn knows the word about what I'm doing
Speaker 26: in my bed.
Speaker 12: The people who know.
Speaker 26: What's going on in my bed, they know what the.
Speaker 12: Hell going on with my bed.
Speaker 26: That ain't for everybody on the internet, That ain't for
Speaker 26: no blogs, that ain't for no web sites. I don't
Speaker 26: got to tell nobody where I put my wood at.
Speaker 1: I understand the circumstances. He's right, it isn't anybody's business,
Speaker 1: and he doesn't have to explain it to anyone. And
Speaker 1: I understand the circumstances surrounding the case. The allegation is
Speaker 1: made against the white But all I can think of
Speaker 1: is what a terrible way to be outed. I mean,
Speaker 1: what a terrible way for you know, your sexuality to
Speaker 1: get put.
Speaker 6: On display, very much so.
Speaker 10: And I think because of that, like there are certain
Speaker 10: things that he will have to answer to. But I
Speaker 10: was about to say in the court of law, not
Speaker 10: in the court of Twitter or Instagram. So what he's saying,
Speaker 10: I mean, I hear him, you know, But even this video,
Speaker 10: people are still like in a frenzy because he posted
Speaker 10: and it's like, whatever's happening in this in his home
Speaker 10: is what he's choosing to happen, and y'all just move on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, I don't care who cheeks he cracking.
Speaker 4: I don't know why. That just felt so wrong for me.
Speaker 9: Like you said, it's nobody's business but his own. It's
Speaker 9: not like wherever you want to lay his wood, he
Speaker 9: could lay his wood.
Speaker 10: I don't know. No, like he said it, I'm not
Speaker 10: laughing at him. And what he said is true. But
Speaker 10: for some reason, when you guys say certain things, it's
Speaker 10: just like it is.
Speaker 1: He said this time last time, didn't A couple days
Speaker 1: ago he said to Meat that was but I saw.
Speaker 6: I thought they had like messages and he said he
Speaker 6: want that meat.
Speaker 4: Oh oh, Dwight Howard, No.
Speaker 1: Man either way, even for whatever you want meat, wood
Speaker 1: is yours.
Speaker 6: What goes on in your bedroom, that's your thing.
Speaker 7: That's facts.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 4: People got learned to live and let live.
Speaker 10: So we are going to move on to now another
Speaker 10: person that people just love dragging through the media.
Speaker 4: Recently, Jada Pinkett.
Speaker 10: So Jada Pinkett, it was reported that her book sales.
Speaker 4: Were very low.
Speaker 6: That makes no sense, they listen.
Speaker 10: The reports that were circulating were that the book was
Speaker 10: doing horrible when it came to a lot of the
Speaker 10: best sellers lists. Now we did some diggings, Charlamagne, we
Speaker 10: were talking about this, and where's she on the New
Speaker 10: York Times bestseller list.
Speaker 1: We ain't even have to do no digging, Lauren, It's
Speaker 1: right there the New York Times bestsellers list. She's number
Speaker 1: three on the New York Times Bestsellers List. So I
Speaker 1: didn't understand when I saw these articles. In the headline,
Speaker 1: says Jada Pinkett Smith book is a flop, I'm like,
Speaker 1: how what were they? Where did they even get that from?
Speaker 10: So when I went into the article that most people
Speaker 10: were referring to.
Speaker 6: Was it Newsweek or Daily Mail?
Speaker 10: It started from Newsweek and the Daily Mail picked it
Speaker 10: up and deally Mail's headline I think was kind of
Speaker 10: like what made people kind of run with this? But
Speaker 10: they were talking about this like Amazon Books bestseller list
Speaker 10: where she only reached number eighty one, and then on the.
Speaker 1: Kindle hold on, hold on, hold on, Laura, I can't
Speaker 1: let you say only reached number eighty one. I am
Speaker 1: a New York Times bestselling author. A couple of times
Speaker 1: over explaining to us I have a book in print
Speaker 1: called Black Village Publishers. When you're number one, number eighty
Speaker 1: one on the Amazon bestsellers list, that is great because
Speaker 1: you want to be top one hundred because literally on
Speaker 1: the Amazon Books list, it's millions of books. So you're
Speaker 1: literally number eighty one out of millions of books. To
Speaker 1: give us some context, I looked up my first book,
Speaker 1: Black Privileges, to see where it was at. This came
Speaker 1: out in twenty sixteen. It was like three hundred thousand
Speaker 1: or something yesterday. Wow, So just think about it. So
Speaker 1: you're number eighty one out of hundreds of thousands, millions
Speaker 1: of books.
Speaker 6: If you're in the top one hundred, that's great, Well.
Speaker 9: She did the book company wants you to be in
Speaker 9: the top one hundred. Yes, that means your book is successful.
Speaker 10: School we only know about the Billboard charts. Oh god, okay,
Speaker 10: I mean a lot of us are I didn't.
Speaker 7: Well, that's that's the problem.
Speaker 9: A lot of people don't do research and they just assume.
Speaker 9: But in the book world is it's totally different. You're
Speaker 9: in that top one hundred, you in a New York
Speaker 9: Times bestseller, and you're a national bestseller. Those are amazing
Speaker 9: feasts and that book is doing well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just don't understand how you can literally title
Speaker 1: an article Jada Pinkett Smith's book is a flop when
Speaker 1: it's number three on the New York Times Bestsellers.
Speaker 4: It's the headline grab you know how that goes.
Speaker 6: But how could you?
Speaker 1: I know, nobody cares about the truth and the lives
Speaker 1: more entertaining, but damn, because it got me.
Speaker 10: It got me, Like when I saw the headline, I'm like,
Speaker 10: it's Jada Pinkett. I don't care how much you like her,
Speaker 10: don't like her, you're interested because it's Jada pinking it's
Speaker 10: Will Smith.
Speaker 4: Why would it not do well?
Speaker 10: And then I read and I said, wait, they listen
Speaker 10: all of the great stuff that she's doing at the
Speaker 10: top with the book, and then at the bottom they
Speaker 10: list this one or two lists that she they were
Speaker 10: saying she wasn't placed well on.
Speaker 9: And you just explained it better, by the way, and
Speaker 9: to answer your question, Charlamagne, yes, we are there with
Speaker 9: it because it's not even just the blogs and these
Speaker 9: people on these trolls online now, it's also you know,
Speaker 9: major news outlets that are reporting lives, which is which
Speaker 9: is crazy to me.
Speaker 6: That's right, I just want to tell you. And also,
Speaker 6: this is fantastic.
Speaker 7: It's a good read.
Speaker 6: No Werby is a good read. I'm telling y'all that.
Speaker 4: Right now that she does she so are the kids really?
Speaker 7: Will y'all better stop?
Speaker 10: Because online everybody was like, that's the next thing we're
Speaker 10: gonna find out from the book.
Speaker 1: Is that the kids aren't talking about No, I'm halfway through.
Speaker 1: It's going to something pages. I'm halfway through it. But
Speaker 1: it's been a fantastic read thus far.
Speaker 4: I never thought I see the day when people feel
Speaker 4: so bad about with Jada Pinkyeat. I love her.
Speaker 6: I'm a Piga Smith Winfrey.
Speaker 7: No its called her, I heard.
Speaker 10: I don't know if do they claim you? Okay, all right,
Speaker 10: we got time for one more. Yeahsha Tasha Kay is
Speaker 10: back in the headlines again.
Speaker 4: So Cardi b Tasha Kay.
Speaker 10: You guys know, there was a huge lawsuit Tasha Ka
Speaker 10: has to paid Cardi be a bunch of money because
Speaker 10: of all of the things that she had reported about
Speaker 10: her that were not true. So recently, Carti got online
Speaker 10: and she talked about wanting to commit suicide because of
Speaker 10: some of the things that people throw her away fans
Speaker 10: and then she talked about feeling sorry for someone and
Speaker 10: that her team would be upset about feeling sorry for
Speaker 10: this person.
Speaker 4: Let's take a listen to Cardi.
Speaker 27: My friends always told me this. They say that I
Speaker 27: am the toughest, weakest, but my heart is very big
Speaker 27: and I'm not gonna make decisions right away. I'm not
Speaker 27: gonna make decisions right away because I got burned so
Speaker 27: many times in life. I don't want to talk to
Speaker 27: my friends because my friends are looking at me, like,
Speaker 27: don't you ever not gonna talk to my husband because
Speaker 27: my husband is calling me up, and I'm not gonna
Speaker 27: talk to my fans because I know the child.
Speaker 25: Don't play about me.
Speaker 27: I'm gonna talk to my mom tomorrow. Because I could
Speaker 27: tell when somebody is depressed. I could tell when somebody
Speaker 27: is going through some shit. I could tell when somebody
Speaker 27: just feel like they don't have nobody to talk to.
Speaker 27: Surprisingly it doesn't make me happy. Don't think that I'm
Speaker 27: like this, like this type of person that is like, oh,
Speaker 27: she's so nice, like Courty, such a nice person, because
Speaker 27: you get real nasty.
Speaker 7: So I'm gonna text Cardy today. You got to keep
Speaker 7: your foot on that person's next.
Speaker 9: Whoever whoever she's talking about, because when people do you
Speaker 9: dirty's funny, right, it's laughing. They don't know what you're
Speaker 9: going through. They don't know the depression that Cardi had.
Speaker 9: They don't know the feeling of Cardi wanted to possibly
Speaker 9: commit suicide. They don't know all the negative energy that
Speaker 9: Cardi we had had had on her. But now when
Speaker 9: the tables turned, now, you know, keep your foot on
Speaker 9: that net Cardi.
Speaker 6: Well, like I say that that sounded very painful just now.
Speaker 6: That sounded like he was coming from a place of hurt.
Speaker 1: But I would say, you can forgive someone for hurting you,
Speaker 1: but that doesn't mean that person is absolved from dealing
Speaker 1: with the consequences of the hurt that cost you. Like
Speaker 1: we see it all the time. You know, somebody gets
Speaker 1: murdered and the family forgives the murderer. That doesn't mean
Speaker 1: the murderers have to go to prison.
Speaker 4: Yeah, correct, I agree.
Speaker 10: And again, when Carti did this on Twitter spaces, she
Speaker 10: never said a name, but of course everyone's thinking she's
Speaker 10: talking about Sashake because Sasha Ki then went on and
Speaker 10: talked about Carti needs to not commit suicidecause who's going
Speaker 10: to help me be a better person and just all
Speaker 10: this stuff and she's crying in the video are very
Speaker 10: like emotional the video, so people are saying that she's
Speaker 10: playing to the fact that Cardi maybe possibly talking about
Speaker 10: letting up on her.
Speaker 6: So, yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't even think it's about that. I just think
Speaker 1: I get what you're saying, Laura, and you're absolutely right.
Speaker 1: I just think, once again, you know, you can forgive
Speaker 1: somebody for you, so you're not holding on to that hate.
Speaker 1: But that doesn't mean that that person that hurts you
Speaker 1: doesn't have to deal with the consequence of what they
Speaker 1: did to you.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, I think it's principle to be in business, right
Speaker 10: because I think a lot of people when that lawsuit
Speaker 10: was happening, people were like, herty is crazy, She'll never win.
Speaker 10: It's media. Media has free expression and blah blah blah.
Speaker 10: There are rules to what you can and can't do
Speaker 10: in this game.
Speaker 7: Nobody these rules are being crossed.
Speaker 9: People aligned, Like we talk about all these situations and
Speaker 9: all these these celebrities that we're talking about, people lie.
Speaker 9: And it's not even just the trolls anymore. It's not
Speaker 9: even just these the blog sites and podcasts. This is
Speaker 9: real media that Look, look at the story we just
Speaker 9: talked about. The book flopped and people believe that, and
Speaker 9: that could affect herself. I'm not buying that book because
Speaker 9: they said it's a flop.
Speaker 7: That's not true. She's number three in the New York Times. Flop.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1: That's it's strange. We're in very spooky time. That's why
Speaker 1: Halloween is next week. Halloween is next week because we're
Speaker 1: in very spooky.
Speaker 4: Time, isn't it this weekend? This is the weekend's celebrated.
Speaker 7: Okay, it's next week.
Speaker 9: All right, Well, that is your room and report. Thank you, Lauren,
Speaker 9: of course, Charlemagne, Yes, we're giving that.
Speaker 1: Donkey man, we need to Washington, DC firefighters to come
Speaker 1: to the front of the congregas. And there's always great
Speaker 1: reasons to stop at Chick fil A. I don't know
Speaker 1: if this is one of them, but we'll discuss.
Speaker 9: All right, we'll get to that next 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.
Speaker 7: It's time for Donkey of the day. Donkey said the
Speaker 7: day asked may I'm a Democrat, so being Donky of
Speaker 7: the Day is a little bit of a mixed yet
Speaker 7: so like a donkey donkey the other day the breakfast
Speaker 7: club bitches.
Speaker 25: Now I've been called a lot of my twenty three years.
Speaker 14: That donkey of the day is a new one.
Speaker 1: Yes, donkey today for Friday, October twenty seventh, goes the
Speaker 1: two Washington DC firefighters. Now they haven't put out these
Speaker 1: DC firefighters' names, but I just need y'all to know
Speaker 1: that they love Chick fil A like the rest of us.
Speaker 1: Drop on the clues bombs for Chick fil A. Say,
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is about that bonus breast
Speaker 1: chicken season of perfection, freshly breaded, pressure cooked in a
Speaker 1: hundred percent refined peanut oil, and serves on a toasted
Speaker 1: buttery with.
Speaker 6: A deal pickle.
Speaker 1: But man, chick Fila really has a chokehold on society,
Speaker 1: doesn't it. See y'all not old enough to remember when
Speaker 1: Chick fil A was only down south. I remind y'all
Speaker 1: at least twice a week that I was born in
Speaker 1: the nineteen hundreds nineteen hundred and seventy eight to be
Speaker 1: a zach and when I first moved to New York
Speaker 1: from South Carolina in two thousand and six.
Speaker 6: Wasn't no chick fil a up. Chick fil A didn't
Speaker 6: come to New York until twenty fifteen, right right, twenty fifteen.
Speaker 7: I think around that time around there.
Speaker 6: Yep, yeah, I don't even know why I told y'all
Speaker 6: that fun fact.
Speaker 12: Just now.
Speaker 6: I just need to discuss how great Chick fil A is.
Speaker 1: For a second, salute, everybody in line at Chick fil
Speaker 1: A right now ordering that number one. Blow your horns
Speaker 1: damage all right, Chick fil A chicken biscuit season the perfection,
Speaker 1: hand breaded, pressure cooked in one hundred percent refined peanut oil,
Speaker 1: and served on a buttermilk biscuit baked fresh.
Speaker 6: At each and every restaurant.
Speaker 1: You put some egg on that, dang man, I would
Speaker 1: do cheese with I'm blacktotes in tolerant with some grape jelly.
Speaker 6: Look at God, and please don't forget the hash browns.
Speaker 1: I'm just painting the picture of the goodness of Chick
Speaker 1: fil A because even these you know, even though these
Speaker 1: two fire fighters absolutely have earned Donkey of the Day,
Speaker 1: I can slightly understand why they did what they did.
Speaker 1: I had to look at my peripheral because the president
Speaker 1: of the Fat Lives Matter Committee is just standing in
Speaker 1: the window drooling.
Speaker 6: Just now that description just did something to them. Let's
Speaker 6: go to News for DC for the report.
Speaker 12: Please.
Speaker 15: News for has learned a DC firefighter who along with
Speaker 15: his partner, stopped for fast food while on a call,
Speaker 15: was fired. A spokesman for DC Fire and EMS confirms
Speaker 15: he is no longer with the department. Back in March,
Speaker 15: our Paul Wagner reported the two firefighter EMTs assigned to
Speaker 15: Ambulance three stopped at a Chick fil A in Northwest
Speaker 15: DC instead of responding to a call for a woman
Speaker 15: suffering from chest pains. A government source familiar with the
Speaker 15: investigation tells News For a trial board heard the terminated
Speaker 15: firefighter's case. The second firefighter has yet to face her
Speaker 15: own trial board.
Speaker 6: Now, look, these guys made a decision.
Speaker 1: They made a choice either, you know, do their job
Speaker 1: and put other people's lives before their own hunger, or
Speaker 1: go pick up their order from Chick fil A that
Speaker 1: they already purchased via the Chick fil A app, which
Speaker 1: is very responsible. Okay, when you're in a rush. Now,
Speaker 1: I understand this woman was suffering from chest pain. She
Speaker 1: was suffering from chest pains. At a Coserpermentatoh, gotta look
Speaker 1: at the context.
Speaker 7: Colin Fermente is a healthcare company.
Speaker 1: I'm saying this with no facts to back it up,
Speaker 1: no knowledge of what goes on at cosin Fermente. But
Speaker 1: if you haven't chest pains or a healthcare company, it
Speaker 1: feels like it's kind of like.
Speaker 7: Being dehydrated at a poland spring factory.
Speaker 6: This is That's just the way I see it.
Speaker 1: You know, you call it EMTs because colin perment they
Speaker 1: don't specialize in chest pains, but somebody at the healthcare
Speaker 1: company can hold it down for a few minutes while
Speaker 1: I stop and get these chicken minies. Now, I know,
Speaker 1: cosa Permente doesn't specialize in hard problems and chest pain,
Speaker 1: but that doesn't mean they're not capable of handling a
Speaker 1: patient with chest pains.
Speaker 6: They just called the EMT the double check. That's how
Speaker 6: they handled it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: They wanted they called it, actually called the EMT probably
Speaker 1: the double check, to see if how they handled it
Speaker 1: was good.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It's like when you have a DIY project at home.
Speaker 1: You can do it yourself, but you call this just
Speaker 1: to make sure that what you did was solid. That's
Speaker 1: why I feel like they were called. Now, I'm not
Speaker 1: saying this shouldn't be consequences to these firefighters' actions. All
Speaker 1: I'm saying is there's a lot more irresponsible ways this
Speaker 1: could have went down. If they didn't already pre order
Speaker 1: via the app and got into a Chick fil A
Speaker 1: line at four pm and DC then they truly don't
Speaker 1: care about the lives of others. But they already called
Speaker 1: it in via the app. They knew it would only
Speaker 1: take a few minutes. There was a sense of urgency
Speaker 1: to their order. Plus, do you want you know, firefighters
Speaker 1: emt workers that are hungry coming to help you. They
Speaker 1: might be angry, not focused because they thinking about eating.
Speaker 1: The report written by one of the firefighters says there
Speaker 1: was no delay in patient care or response.
Speaker 6: Translation but did she die though? Okay, now I'm gonna.
Speaker 1: Ask the room before I confirmed this, he haw what
Speaker 1: did DC firefighters wrong for stopping at Chick fil A
Speaker 1: before they got to this person with chest pains envy?
Speaker 6: Let's start with you. They were starving, man ain't eight
Speaker 6: all day?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 7: Yes, they were wrong, man, Lauren.
Speaker 4: Hell, yes they were wrong.
Speaker 6: They were wrong. Yep, that's what I thought.
Speaker 12: I'm with you.
Speaker 4: It don't sound like it sound like you with the
Speaker 4: biscuit in the chicken.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right.
Speaker 1: The president of the Fat Lives Matter Committee just texted
Speaker 1: me and said, this one was suffering from chest pains.
Speaker 6: Oh, this is a very good point. He said that.
Speaker 1: He said the woman was suffering from chest pains, but
Speaker 1: they were suffering from stomach paints. To the fat and
Speaker 1: to the Fat Lives Mattic community, a number one, no pickles,
Speaker 1: extra Polynesian sauce, large waffle fry, and large half and
Speaker 1: half can fix both chest and stomach pains. That's just
Speaker 1: what the president of the Fat Lives Mattter Committee said.
Speaker 1: I agree with y'all.
Speaker 4: Polynesia, not the Chick fil A sauce is Polynesians. The
Speaker 4: Chick fil A. No, no, no, no, that's the way
Speaker 4: they do at Chick fil in Delaware.
Speaker 10: I'm just making sure that I heard that right, because
Speaker 10: you want somebody to risk their life and you're not
Speaker 10: even getting the right sauce.
Speaker 4: You probably don't even drink half.
Speaker 6: And half Polynesia sauce.
Speaker 10: The one tho, No, the Chick fil A sauce is
Speaker 10: the one but first of all, they're completely wrong. Sounds
Speaker 10: like a heart is that?
Speaker 6: Please give the DC fire Fighter's the biggest hull.
Speaker 12: That's no.
Speaker 1: You ain't gonna sit here and tell me I love
Speaker 1: Chick fil a sauce. You're gonna tell me Chick fil
Speaker 1: A sauce better than Polynesia sauce.
Speaker 4: Chick fil A sauce is better.
Speaker 6: You gotta stop law.
Speaker 1: No, get along on a roast donkey today. Nobody believe that.
Speaker 1: I've never heard that in my life. I ain't never
Speaker 1: heard nobody put Chick fil A sauce before people.
Speaker 7: Some people do like to.
Speaker 1: Like the Chick fil A sauce, but I'm not putting
Speaker 1: it before the Polynesia. I might even mix the Polynesia
Speaker 1: with which we.
Speaker 4: Have a beautiful young lady in here from Southern.
Speaker 6: Come in, come in, young queen from Southern University.
Speaker 10: Southern University, right shout out to the HBCU, come on,
Speaker 10: come over here. Which sauce do you get at Chick
Speaker 10: fil A?
Speaker 13: I give Polynesians go.
Speaker 2: Just every time.
Speaker 17: I ain't gonna lie. I'm cringing over there. It's definitely
Speaker 17: Polynesian over Chick fil A. But even before that, it's barbecue.
Speaker 17: Then Polynesian. Never let me put you on specifically for
Speaker 17: the fries fries plus barbecue sauce.
Speaker 25: At Chick fil A top tier.
Speaker 17: Then if you want to get crazy with a drink,
Speaker 17: y'all gonna thank me for this half Chick fil A? No, well, yes,
Speaker 17: but it's half lemonade, half fruit punch.
Speaker 1: Okay, I just got another text for the president of
Speaker 1: the Fat Lives Matter Committee. He said, the views and
Speaker 1: opinions from the skinny mini communities and.
Speaker 6: Of the fat lives know what you're talking about.
Speaker 7: Now, I'm going Polynesia sauce. Easy money man, easy call.
Speaker 7: You want the camera?
Speaker 12: Guy?
Speaker 4: Italian agains black.
Speaker 7: Nick might have to go with Lauren on this one.
Speaker 9: Actually, what look at you? You better go boy, he's Italian.
Speaker 9: We can't listen to him. All right, Well, thank you
Speaker 9: for that donkey of today.
Speaker 1: Now when we come back, the medic Committee said, that's
Speaker 1: like me trying to tell y'all squatch it better than
Speaker 1: jumping Jackson.
Speaker 7: Now, let's open up the phone line eight hundred five
Speaker 7: A five one five one.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 7: Jay Z was doing an interview with Gail and they
Speaker 7: were talking about is he a cool dad? And this
Speaker 7: is what he said, do.
Speaker 12: Your kids sick? You're cool?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 12: Blue?
Speaker 21: She'd be fronting on me a little bit, but I
Speaker 21: catch you, I catch you in the corner. You know
Speaker 21: now she asks me, you know this cool? If you
Speaker 21: know her sneakers or whether.
Speaker 6: She wants your advice?
Speaker 21: Yeah, yeah, she's come back. But there was a time
Speaker 21: where she was like dad, Yeah, I was like, I'm cool.
Speaker 6: I don't know what you're saying at your house? Your
Speaker 6: parents is cool?
Speaker 12: All right?
Speaker 7: So the question is eight hundred five A five one
Speaker 7: O five one where y'all want to go with that?
Speaker 9: Y'all want to go with? Are y'all a cool parent?
Speaker 9: Or what's the uncool moment you have with your kids
Speaker 9: where you embarrassed you kids? Which way y'all want to
Speaker 9: go this morning?
Speaker 4: I'm not a parent, so.
Speaker 7: I mean your mom could have did some uncool ish
Speaker 7: to you before you think, like, mom, that's just it.
Speaker 7: Do you want to be? Do you want your kids
Speaker 7: to think you cool?
Speaker 6: Is that what we want as parents?
Speaker 11: Not like that?
Speaker 10: It's just more so like you, I mean, it's an
Speaker 10: ego thing a little bit because he's jay Z, Like
Speaker 10: how his daughter not going to know he's cool?
Speaker 1: Like yeah, But I'm be honest with you, it's hard
Speaker 1: to look cool to your kids because even the things
Speaker 1: that I might enjoy in my spare time, when I
Speaker 1: said to my daughter, I feel stupid like your daughter,
Speaker 1: it doesn't think you're cool. Well, like even last night
Speaker 1: I was in the same kitchen and I said about
Speaker 1: to cry, I don't care about you fake. She was like,
Speaker 1: why are you quoting the city girls? And I had
Speaker 1: to think to myself, why am I quoting the city girl?
Speaker 1: Attend something that night in the kitchen, like what is
Speaker 1: the question?
Speaker 7: What is the question.
Speaker 4: Your uncoolest moment? Because that was really bad.
Speaker 12: To me.
Speaker 7: The question is do you even care if your kids
Speaker 7: think you cool? Like it's cool we were.
Speaker 6: Going were you dancing with it?
Speaker 12: Too? Like?
Speaker 6: Probably he probably was coming out of the pan the.
Speaker 4: Text her group chat and said I can't wait to.
Speaker 7: Get your cars.
Speaker 6: And I was driving yesterday and I didn't scream out I'm.
Speaker 7: Looking for the whole.
Speaker 1: Well, that's only because when we was at Citis show
Speaker 1: and that's all came on. My daughter and her friends
Speaker 1: started wild into it. Then they caught themselves because we
Speaker 1: were sitting there. I'm like, you ain't gotta hold that
Speaker 1: in for us.
Speaker 9: All right, well, eight hundred and five A five one
Speaker 9: oh five on the question is do you want to
Speaker 9: be cool to your kids? Do you want your cool
Speaker 9: your kids to think that you're cool. Let's talk about
Speaker 9: it and cool because you're not. Let's just discuss when
Speaker 9: we come back. It's the Breakfast Club. God morning, the
Speaker 9: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 16: It's topic time called eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 16: five one to join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Warning everybody, it's DJ n V Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 7: are the Breakfast Club. Now if you're just joining us.
Speaker 9: This conversation comes from jay Z and Gail King that
Speaker 9: we're talking about jay Z being a cool parent.
Speaker 4: Do your kids sink you're cool?
Speaker 12: Blue?
Speaker 21: She'd be fronting on me a little bit, but I
Speaker 21: catch you, I catch you in the corner.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 21: Now she asks me, you know, if it's cool, if
Speaker 21: you know her sneakers, or whether.
Speaker 4: She wants your advice.
Speaker 21: Yeah, yeah, she's come back. But there was a time
Speaker 21: where she was like dad, Yeah, I was like, I'm cool.
Speaker 6: I don't know what you're saying at your house. Your
Speaker 6: parents is cool.
Speaker 9: So we're asking eight hundred and five eighty five one
Speaker 9: oh five one. Do you think if your kids think
Speaker 9: that you are cool?
Speaker 7: That is the question.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I care about my kids thinking
Speaker 1: I'm cool in the way of cool that we are thinking.
Speaker 1: I want my kids to believe I'm cool enough to
Speaker 1: have a conversation with about anything, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I want my kids to think that I'm cool enough
Speaker 1: that whatever they're going through, whatever's on their mind, whatever
Speaker 1: you know, obstacle they may be facing, whatever decision they
Speaker 1: may be thinking about making, if they're in some trouble.
Speaker 1: I want them to feel like my pops is cool
Speaker 1: enough that I don't have to hide anything from him.
Speaker 1: That I don't have to asking me of my little
Speaker 1: ashy ass friends. I can go to my dad because
Speaker 1: my dad is not gonna be judgmental. My dad is
Speaker 1: not gonna be upset with me. My dad is gonna
Speaker 1: have my back regardless. I want to be known cool
Speaker 1: like that. I don't care if she think I got
Speaker 1: on cool sneakers or anything like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm the same way.
Speaker 9: My kids can talk to me about anything, regardless of
Speaker 9: what it is, good, bad, and different.
Speaker 7: I'm that cool.
Speaker 9: I'm that parent that they can have a discussion and
Speaker 9: not have to worry about Dad wilding out or or
Speaker 9: dad's streaming or yelling or getting in trouble. We're able
Speaker 9: to have those open lines of communications in our house.
Speaker 9: And that's with all my kids, from my oldest to
Speaker 9: the youngest. But I'm also that parent too that I
Speaker 9: like to play those type of embarrassment games to my
Speaker 9: kids and embarrassed the is shadow. And I remember last
Speaker 9: year I picked up my kids and I was dressed
Speaker 9: up for Halloween. I was dressed up as a baby.
Speaker 9: I had them pamper on and I walked outside and
Speaker 9: I embarrassed the ishadow me.
Speaker 12: I am that.
Speaker 9: I am that that parent as well too. I play
Speaker 9: jokes with my kids. I am pull my finger when
Speaker 9: they do I'm a gonna fart. Yes, that I am
Speaker 9: that parent as well. Don't look like that, Carmen. I
Speaker 9: see you in the corner looking like that. But yes,
Speaker 9: I am that parent.
Speaker 10: Where did you pick your kids up from with the
Speaker 10: diaper on on school? Oh my god?
Speaker 4: That hurts.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, listen, man, if he's embarrassing, he embarrassing
Speaker 1: me all the time. He's just an embarrassing individual. Lauren,
Speaker 1: you got a cool mom.
Speaker 10: Right, Yeah, my mom's cool, but I didn't used to
Speaker 10: think she was cool, and I didn't appreciate the cool
Speaker 10: when I was younger. I think it's to what the
Speaker 10: point that y'all are saying where like she would get
Speaker 10: with me, But I think she always especially because you
Speaker 10: know I'm a girl. She always wanted me to feel
Speaker 10: like something's going on boys whatever. I want to equip
Speaker 10: you with the information number one, like I want you
Speaker 10: to be honest about what's going on out here, but
Speaker 10: also too, I want you to be able to come
Speaker 10: to me and talk to me. But when you're young,
Speaker 10: it feels like mom, like, why are you trying to
Speaker 10: be in my business? Or you're not my friend like
Speaker 10: I used to tell my mom at the time, Mom,
Speaker 10: were my friends, Like we're not.
Speaker 1: We don't, we don't have to be friends. But your
Speaker 1: parents should be your closest confidence. Even though I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna sit here and act like mine world, but I
Speaker 1: try to be like that with my kids. You know
Speaker 1: what I mean, because you know when you talk about
Speaker 1: unconditional love, there's nobody on this planet that's gonna love
Speaker 1: you like your parents do. So those are the two
Speaker 1: individuals you should be able to bring anything too. Like
Speaker 1: I want my kids to feel like they could talk
Speaker 1: to me about anything at any or not everything. Some
Speaker 1: things take to your mom because Daddy don't want to know,
Speaker 1: but you know almost anything.
Speaker 10: Yeah, And then now I appreciate it though, like now
Speaker 10: that I'm older and like I've been through some of
Speaker 10: those things that she was trying to coach me through early,
Speaker 10: I just felt like she gave me the rule book
Speaker 10: and the guidelines a bit early row. I didn't really
Speaker 10: understand life a lot, so it felt like, Mom, I'm
Speaker 10: growing up too fast. But I think she's just trying
Speaker 10: to protect me. I get it now, and I appreciate
Speaker 10: it because I have friends who can't go to their
Speaker 10: moms about stuff and who can't have certain conversations. And
Speaker 10: my mom is the like she gonna really tell you
Speaker 10: how it really is. And my friends appreciate that.
Speaker 4: So now I get it.
Speaker 6: As your parents, right, you go to your parents about everything.
Speaker 25: Yeah, my parents are very cool.
Speaker 4: I love my parents.
Speaker 25: I'm probably a little too open with my parents. I
Speaker 25: don't think there's no such thing know how you just said, no,
Speaker 25: not everything. I don't want to know everything.
Speaker 17: I tell both parents everything, you know, my kids everything
Speaker 17: to It might be delayed, it might be like two
Speaker 17: weeks after because I know how my dad could get
Speaker 17: but I'm gonna tell him.
Speaker 1: And I do that because you don't need By the way,
Speaker 1: you don't need to tell daddy everything.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, yes, you do.
Speaker 17: He's the one who makes sure my comperence is straight
Speaker 17: all the time. My mom is like, my mom is
Speaker 17: the one who'll be like, you're a good person, you know,
Speaker 17: like you know you're doing okay. And then my dad
Speaker 17: is like the you know, tight, tighten up. You need
Speaker 17: both you do you need the love navigation?
Speaker 7: Absolutely.
Speaker 12: I love that.
Speaker 7: That's that's how we should be. Your daughter should be
Speaker 7: able to tell you anything, whether it's a mom related
Speaker 7: issue or not. Your daughter should be comfortable enough to
Speaker 7: be able to say, Lord, you.
Speaker 11: Know what.
Speaker 1: A daughter coming to you and tell talk about some
Speaker 1: man told her she don't know how to give flat.
Speaker 9: I would perform my daughter talk to me. It would
Speaker 9: be uncomfortable conversation to be able to talk.
Speaker 6: You're gonna tell her how to do it.
Speaker 9: I want my daughter to be able to talk to
Speaker 9: me about anything. And I just want to say another thing, too,
Speaker 9: is a lot of parents. Sometimes they don't want they're
Speaker 9: too cool for their kids, right, they don't want to
Speaker 9: do certain things because they feel like they're too cool.
Speaker 7: No, you be a kid man, you be a father
Speaker 7: with you to your child.
Speaker 9: Like That's why I love the car shows because when
Speaker 9: I have the call shows, I see so many parents
Speaker 9: with their kids in the jumpie pit into this and
Speaker 9: of that, like be like, enjoy your kids.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm with all of that, but don't come to
Speaker 6: me with no sexual stuff.
Speaker 25: You gotta girl out.
Speaker 7: Of talk to you.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna tell you why you need to grow out
Speaker 10: of that, right because as it so, my dad, me
Speaker 10: and my dad are cool. But I told you I
Speaker 10: didn't met my dad so I was like thirteen right
Speaker 10: when I got to the point where I started dealing
Speaker 10: with guys and stuff like that, we weren't in a
Speaker 10: comfortable space so I could talk to him about things.
Speaker 10: Now that I talk to him, I realized so much
Speaker 10: of like what I want to do better when it
Speaker 10: comes to my male relationships and just how I handle
Speaker 10: myself with men, protecting my body, all that stuff. Because
Speaker 10: of the conversations I have my dad. My mom tries, right,
Speaker 10: but is your death thirteen. Yeah, I didn't mean him
Speaker 10: say I was thirteen, She toltally he got into something.
Speaker 4: I don't know, like he just I was one. He
Speaker 4: really no, I was one. He left and I didn't
Speaker 4: se him against I was thirteen.
Speaker 25: So see you trying to laugh.
Speaker 11: Trying to laugh.
Speaker 7: Let's go to the phone line. I'm just saying.
Speaker 1: So if a god ghost you, he said, Dad, man,
Speaker 1: this guy ghosted me, and he'd be.
Speaker 7: Like, well, wow, let's go to Lauren. Lauren, I'm sorry,
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, I'm sorry about my.
Speaker 25: Okay, because that's crazy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, let's go to the phone line, you idiot, go morning,
Speaker 7: good morning, morning. What's you well?
Speaker 4: Well, I can see while people sometimes hang up, y'all, guys.
Speaker 12: Be going in.
Speaker 11: How are you talking about the morning?
Speaker 7: The day?
Speaker 18: MV good morning morning, Good morning, Charlamagne. My name is Yolanda.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Yolanda. Do you care about being a cool parent?
Speaker 18: Well, to be honest, no, why but because I'm not
Speaker 18: I'm not trying to be cool to be honest, no,
Speaker 18: but I will break it down for you. All right,
Speaker 18: So I have three children, well three kids. I have
Speaker 18: a nineteen year old, a twenty year old, and an
Speaker 18: eight year old. So my twenty year old son, he
Speaker 18: thinks I'm cool, don't. I don't know why. My nineteen
Speaker 18: year old daughter, she loves K pop. I don't know
Speaker 18: half of the stuff she'd be talking about, but she
Speaker 18: don't think I'm cool. My eight year old she I'm
Speaker 18: all at in a bag of chips and some Polynesian
Speaker 18: sauce from Chick fil A.
Speaker 6: That's right, Which is better than Chick fil A?
Speaker 21: So yes it is.
Speaker 20: I'm sorry, Lauren, but it is. But yeah, she does
Speaker 20: because mommy we be having dance sauce after hours on
Speaker 20: the weekend. But I am when it comes to school days.
Speaker 20: I'm very authormative.
Speaker 18: But we do our dance sauce, and mommy know the
Speaker 18: latest dances of everything. So yeah, mommy's cool.
Speaker 11: To the eight year old.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that you're not gonna know if you
Speaker 6: really cool to your child to your child gets older.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm telling you. Also, I think mama is so
Speaker 4: cool now. I used to be like, like, oh, why
Speaker 4: did you have to do that?
Speaker 17: I think when I was younger, I loved my parents,
Speaker 17: and when I became like a teenager, I was kind
Speaker 17: of off of it.
Speaker 25: But then once I got the college and was by myself.
Speaker 25: I'm like, oh my god.
Speaker 4: I ask you guys, you'd be like, mommy, I've been
Speaker 4: away from my mom for a couple days. I said, like,
Speaker 4: I miss you. What you're doing.
Speaker 7: Let's go, let's open up the full line. You shut up, man,
Speaker 7: I'm just asking. I want I want that five one
Speaker 7: oh five. When we're asking do you want to be
Speaker 7: the cool parent? Do you care if you're a cool parent?
Speaker 7: Let's discuss. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: It's topic time.
Speaker 16: Called eight hundred and five eight five one O five
Speaker 16: one to join it to the discussion with the breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Talk about it morning everybody, j n V. Charlamagne, the guy.
Speaker 7: We are the breakfast Club. Laura le Ross here, DJ
Speaker 7: Nihala is here.
Speaker 6: Delaware is a wild place. I'm gonna say that. Why
Speaker 6: don't worry about it.
Speaker 25: You gotta stop telling these guys stuff.
Speaker 7: That's wow.
Speaker 9: We're talking about do you think you are the cool parent?
Speaker 9: Do you care if you are the cool parent?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 9: This conversation comes from jay Z and Yay okay, and
Speaker 9: they did an interview and this is what jay Z
Speaker 9: said about being a cool parent.
Speaker 7: Do your kids sit, you're cool blue.
Speaker 21: She'd be fronting on me a little bit, but.
Speaker 6: I catch you.
Speaker 21: I catch you in the corner.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 21: Now she asks me, you know, if it's cool, if
Speaker 21: you know her sneakers, or.
Speaker 6: Whether she wants your advice.
Speaker 21: Yeah, yeah, she's come back. But there was a time
Speaker 21: where she was like dad, Yeah, I was like, I'm cool.
Speaker 21: I don't know what you're saying at your house. Your
Speaker 21: parents is cool.
Speaker 7: So we're asking eight hundred and five eight five one
Speaker 7: o five one. Let's go to the line. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 11: Oh this is right b Raymond Butler.
Speaker 7: Raymond Butler, are you Are you the cool parent?
Speaker 11: I'm the cool paarent.
Speaker 22: I'm from I'm from the Camel Souper City where in
Speaker 22: our projects you were.
Speaker 7: The cool parent.
Speaker 6: But that's me Now.
Speaker 11: I live up here in Warren and all my kids
Speaker 11: friends like me.
Speaker 7: The problem.
Speaker 12: Make sure they got they.
Speaker 11: Stay with my crib. You get a good breakfast, you
Speaker 11: get a good lunch. But to turn it up, I'm
Speaker 11: gonna pump up my speaker and we're gonna get our
Speaker 11: jam old school music. You play, oh no, I play
Speaker 11: stage play, I play dominoes.
Speaker 6: Just what kind of jams you be playing kid kind
Speaker 6: of jams you play for him?
Speaker 11: Oh man, I got you already know. I got to
Speaker 11: take them back to the old school, red Man. Okay,
Speaker 11: and I gotta take him back. I got to take
Speaker 11: him back to the mess. I gotta take him back
Speaker 11: to my brother Lynch. You gotta keep them gags that.
Speaker 11: I gotta take it to my brother Lynch. And I
Speaker 11: gotta go to the new school.
Speaker 7: What's the new school?
Speaker 11: Blue face?
Speaker 7: Okay? He go all over the place. I hear somebody whisper.
Speaker 7: That must be your child whispering to you.
Speaker 11: You say somebody.
Speaker 13: I mean.
Speaker 12: No, no, I'm just in my car.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well, thank you.
Speaker 12: Sir, Thank you. Brother.
Speaker 7: He went all over the place, he went. Redman met
Speaker 7: the man. Then he went he acting his.
Speaker 4: Age, his konyak out the plastic, the paper bag.
Speaker 6: Come on now, big who's this the morning?
Speaker 12: Is your boy?
Speaker 11: Love you from the Bronch, Love.
Speaker 6: You from the Bronx.
Speaker 1: That I know your kids don't thank you, cool because
Speaker 1: you'd be weighing him construction Timberlands with the gene shorts
Speaker 1: in the summer.
Speaker 11: Respectfully, it's mister thirteen and a half. But your kids
Speaker 11: not only should they respect you, but you want.
Speaker 23: Them to look at you in a different light as
Speaker 23: far as a father's perspective, my son as a shingle father,
Speaker 23: my son asked me to be his best man at
Speaker 23: his wedding, also to read his vow. That to me
Speaker 23: was like winning the Super Bowl.
Speaker 11: NB. I know, Charlah, I know y'all got kids, so
Speaker 11: we have.
Speaker 24: To look at it as we get the templet for
Speaker 24: a faller.
Speaker 11: For our children.
Speaker 1: You're absolutely right, King, but I have to let the
Speaker 1: world know that you are the man who calls up
Speaker 1: here and lets everybody know you have a thirteen and
Speaker 1: a half inch penis, So that means your kids know
Speaker 1: about that too.
Speaker 6: Today say yo, this is my daddy.
Speaker 25: He got a big I thought you was talking about
Speaker 25: his shoe side.
Speaker 7: No, no, right, how did they introduce you that?
Speaker 23: That doesn't come into the conversation, Charlotte.
Speaker 7: Just making sure you that's your calling card. You're always
Speaker 7: talking about it.
Speaker 11: That's not my calling card. But but as a as
Speaker 11: a ruling man, Charlie, you know how it is.
Speaker 6: No, I don't.
Speaker 7: I wish I knew how I was to have a
Speaker 7: penis as large as your sir. I'm very average.
Speaker 13: Throw up.
Speaker 7: He is very small, sir.
Speaker 11: But but I'm saying, Charla, you have to look at
Speaker 11: it like this.
Speaker 23: Your daughters are gonna look at their first lover is
Speaker 23: gonna emulate you. It's gonna because you're the first male
Speaker 23: image that they're gonna fall in love with.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, and I hope they get the more healed
Speaker 7: version of me.
Speaker 1: That's what that's my that's my hope, you know, I mean,
Speaker 1: but you have to show them what what a healed
Speaker 1: version of a man looks like so they're able to
Speaker 1: recognize it and another man, you know what I mean
Speaker 1: A lot like I don't want them. I don't want
Speaker 1: them to get the version of me that hadn't you know,
Speaker 1: processed their trauma and was projecting a lot of pain
Speaker 1: and a lot of hurt on the other people. I
Speaker 1: want them to be able to recognize, you know, what
Speaker 1: a healed individual looks like, so they can, you know,
Speaker 1: gravitate and.
Speaker 6: They'll gravitate towards that just because of you know who
Speaker 6: they are, you know, the closer.
Speaker 10: Y'all get to even what they learn about you when
Speaker 10: you weren't that and then them seeing you now it's
Speaker 10: going to open their eyes.
Speaker 6: Let me go burn these books and all all this
Speaker 6: old audio and all this sudden stuff. No, you want
Speaker 6: them to see it.
Speaker 1: But I think I'm not ashamed that I'm not ashamed
Speaker 1: of any version of myself. Every every version of myself,
Speaker 1: you know, taught me valuable lessons.
Speaker 9: And they should learn from your lessons. So hopefully they
Speaker 9: don't have to go through the things that you did.
Speaker 9: You have that conversations all the time. All right, Well,
Speaker 9: when we come back, we have passed the aucts. Knowledge
Speaker 9: is here.
Speaker 7: She's gonna put us onto some songs that we should
Speaker 7: know about. So don't move. It's the breakfast of the morning.
Speaker 7: Morning everybody is seej n Vy, Charlamagne the Guy. We
Speaker 7: are the breakfast club. Now it's time for past the Awks.
Speaker 2: It's time for past They with DJ nine Djo.
Speaker 12: What up?
Speaker 7: Laurla Ross here as well? What what's up?
Speaker 10: Guys.
Speaker 25: I'm excited about these pics today. You already why.
Speaker 6: You must really like these songs.
Speaker 25: I do really like these songs.
Speaker 17: The first song that I'm gonna start with is by
Speaker 17: Manny Wells, and I actually discovered it on Instagram.
Speaker 25: I was unfamiliar with him before. But the song is
Speaker 25: called Magic.
Speaker 6: From one of the continent he's from.
Speaker 4: He sounds like he's not Jerry, but he from the
Speaker 4: d m V that want to Vacation.
Speaker 7: Yes, what is that afro something afro beat? I guess right, the.
Speaker 25: Afro b R and V is. I don't know when
Speaker 25: he defines himself fast, but I think he's a singer.
Speaker 17: That's fine, Yes, and we're gonna keep it in the
Speaker 17: DMV because Brent Fire has dropped a surprise album today,
Speaker 17: Fire and what I like about it, Well, I didn't
Speaker 17: finish the whole album, but it started off with a
Speaker 17: track called tim because.
Speaker 25: Timberland produced it. So I don't know. I think it's ill.
Speaker 17: And he dropped a new record with Felix from Van
Speaker 17: Buren shout out to Boston, and it's called Upset.
Speaker 7: Luthor Brent As.
Speaker 6: I want to check that project out.
Speaker 1: He got a record on they called Outside All Night
Speaker 1: with a sad rocky and uh New York La. That's Gilly,
Speaker 1: that's Gilly's daughter. That's how you pronounce it right, New
Speaker 1: York La. Yeah, Yeah, I want to check that out.
Speaker 7: Yes, and Brittany and he's like straight R and B right, Yes.
Speaker 10: His bag, Yeah, he don't he comes to the concerts
Speaker 10: fully dressed. I love him swaggers yeah yeah.
Speaker 17: And then lastly I'm gonna go with two chains and
Speaker 17: Wayne now and I saw there dropping, I was like,
Speaker 17: do I really care?
Speaker 12: But then I.
Speaker 4: Mean, I don't know.
Speaker 25: But when I heard the record, I was It took
Speaker 25: me back.
Speaker 6: Why would you not care about to changes a little Wing?
Speaker 4: There wasn't a lot of noise around.
Speaker 25: I know I didn't.
Speaker 7: Is the album no no no?
Speaker 17: The album drops single November third, I think first week
Speaker 17: in November.
Speaker 25: But the single is hard. It's called pressure to Change
Speaker 25: a Little Wayne.
Speaker 6: Why wouldn't you want to get to change Little Wayne?
Speaker 25: I'm not saying I don't want to hear it, but
Speaker 25: it's just been a while.
Speaker 7: You know, when did that last?
Speaker 6: When that last College Girl album came out, I forgot.
Speaker 10: Like twenty twenty Wayne hopping on people's songs. Though recently
Speaker 10: Wayne's been doing good with the future. He's been on
Speaker 10: a great feature run.
Speaker 7: But then Wayne just released an album like what two
Speaker 7: weeks ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we talked about.
Speaker 25: Yeah, he's people's I'm not hating it's Little Wayne.
Speaker 1: Nonetheless, Little Wayne is already home, y'all. He's top three
Speaker 1: greatest sim season of all time. Like y'all talking about
Speaker 1: Little Wingne like he still got something to proof.
Speaker 25: I'm not saying he got anything to prove. I'm just
Speaker 25: saying I was surprised how much I like the record.
Speaker 6: That's all, okay.
Speaker 25: I'm living in a new space now.
Speaker 10: When I wayne music you don't like, I don't think
Speaker 10: I've ever heard any I might not love love everything,
Speaker 10: but I've never disliked anything.
Speaker 12: Have you?
Speaker 25: When he went on, I didn't really like his feature
Speaker 25: on What's Popping? Actually I hated it.
Speaker 4: What's Popping?
Speaker 12: Really?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Loaw Wayne Fire, I like that song? You ever heard
Speaker 1: that song he did? That's kind of like Brenda's Got
Speaker 1: a baby. When he talked about this teenage girl from
Speaker 1: Delaware who didn't meet her pop soil, he.
Speaker 6: Was thirty wow.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 17: So on a positive note, past shout out to everybody
Speaker 17: who's been pulling up to the live events at Cafe
Speaker 17: Zuly in Brooklyn.
Speaker 25: They've been amazing.
Speaker 17: R and B night went really well, so big shout
Speaker 17: out to Ryan Trey, Alex Vaughn, and Leah for last Friday.
Speaker 17: But we're taking it to Atlanta now and we're talking
Speaker 17: in the college kids So we're doing Spellman Moorhouse in Clark, Atlanta,
Speaker 17: and we're letting the students come perform. And we're also
Speaker 17: doing this in partnership with rock Star Energy Culture Lab
Speaker 17: in Atlanta, so it's gonna be cool.
Speaker 25: So submissions are open.
Speaker 6: For what's the day to that?
Speaker 17: That is on November ninth, and but you're a still
Speaker 17: doing another one and we're doing another one in New
Speaker 17: York as well. Okay, that's on the seventeen.
Speaker 6: All right, Yeah, you said submissions open.
Speaker 17: Submissions are open, so go to ww dot p that's
Speaker 17: the ooxlive dot com to submit your music. We have
Speaker 17: one for the college students and then we have one
Speaker 17: just for the regular Past the ox that's taking place
Speaker 17: in New York City.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, Big Nihla.
Speaker 1: Nihla is building a cultural institution Past the ox Live.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's really it's really fun and it's like all
Speaker 17: music lovers in there. Like you could tell, it's no
Speaker 17: stink energy. Everybody's down to build. So if you guys
Speaker 17: haven't been able to attend, definitely come through.
Speaker 9: That's all right, Well, thank you, Nyhla. When we come back,
Speaker 9: let's get to the mix. It's all about homecoming. HBC
Speaker 9: I'm at Hampton this weekend. Shout to Norfolk State. I
Speaker 9: know they have their homecoming. Shout the family. I know
Speaker 9: they have their homecoming. Let me know your favorite homecoming joint.
Speaker 9: Let's get into it. This is the Breakfast Club. Good
Speaker 9: morning morning everybody. It's dj NV Charlamagne to God.
Speaker 7: We are the Breakfast Club. Laurl La Rosas. Thank you
Speaker 7: for hanging with us this week.
Speaker 4: Of course, had a great time.
Speaker 7: That's it, Lauren giving me a twitters your Instagram.
Speaker 4: Damn man Envy, I wish you was here. I need
Speaker 4: support in this even from.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 6: Come on, Lauren, you're still.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, thanks for having me.
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Speaker 10: I'm Lauren Rosa on everything and yeah, it's been a time.
Speaker 10: Even though Charlomagne is so angry all the time.
Speaker 12: I am not.
Speaker 4: I am passing the angry black men.
Speaker 6: You make me laugh, Lauren. You've got great stories some
Speaker 6: of the stuff.
Speaker 10: And that's laugh at some of the stuff. It's gonna
Speaker 10: be empathetical. Now I'm a joke.
Speaker 7: You know, it's comfortable.
Speaker 17: It'll make you feel comfortable, act like he really cares,
Speaker 17: and then they'll hold it over your head for the
Speaker 17: rest of it.
Speaker 10: Because I really wouldn't have shared it if I didn't care.
Speaker 10: And me and my dad in a really good place.
Speaker 10: So now you told me Brenda got a baby?
Speaker 17: It is me?
Speaker 7: All right, Oh my god?
Speaker 12: All right.
Speaker 9: When we come back, we got the positive notice the
Speaker 9: Breakfast Club goome morning all to everybody's j NV charlamage God,
Speaker 9: we all the Breakfast Club salute to everybody out there.
Speaker 9: At Hampton University's homecoming Northfolk States Homecoming in Virginia.
Speaker 7: I'll be out here all weekend.
Speaker 9: You know, this is a homecoming season, So I like
Speaker 9: to stop by all the HBCUs as many as I can,
Speaker 9: just to document it and show students and people what
Speaker 9: going to an HBC looks like. So again, salute to
Speaker 9: all the homecomings, Salute to I know Famius this week
Speaker 9: and again Norfolk State and of course Hampton University.
Speaker 7: So shout to everybody. Now, Charlemagne, you got a positive,
Speaker 7: No I do.
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Speaker 6: Bitch, you don't finish your y'all dumb