Speaker 1: Wake that ass up in the morning.
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club Morning, Everybody's te j n V.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne, the God, Laura l.
Speaker 1: Roossa. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special
Speaker 1: guest in the building.
Speaker 4: We got Marlowayan's gang Gang looking at like because I'm like,
Speaker 4: I don't see the Wayne's there. No, ain't he's gonna
Speaker 4: be on that when you've been saying that last time
Speaker 4: two years.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: Kevin Hart there showing the picture looking like this.
Speaker 2: Is what this wall supposed to be. I don't know
Speaker 2: why he's take us so long, but this is this
Speaker 2: is what he got you.
Speaker 1: They got me.
Speaker 4: It's look dog and a look dog animal. Not even
Speaker 4: a handsome picture of me. Ain't that something y'all made
Speaker 4: Kevin heart talk and y'all can't get a handsome picture
Speaker 4: of me. He has a grown ass face. Kevin looked
Speaker 4: in the face like he should be six five.
Speaker 2: In the face.
Speaker 5: Man, this is the one thing about you, Marlon. You're
Speaker 5: doing another comedy special.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 5: You want to run like Lil Wayne was with music,
Speaker 5: Gucci Man was with mixtapes.
Speaker 4: Man, I feel like you know how you know, I
Speaker 4: feel like I feel like I feel like nas and
Speaker 4: Buster I feel like, oh the second half. Now, this
Speaker 4: is when you really come into your own first thirty
Speaker 4: years you learning.
Speaker 1: Now it's like, oh, I'm executing. I don't have to rehearse.
Speaker 4: Special for two years to get to know the special. Wow,
Speaker 4: I ain't got to take that long to write it.
Speaker 4: I've written movies since I was seventeen years old, so
Speaker 4: writing is just something I do. So I know how
Speaker 4: to write a movie. I can remember a script. So
Speaker 4: when I'm writing stand up, I didn't even write it
Speaker 4: down no more. I just write it in my head
Speaker 4: and I put it away in the catalog inside my
Speaker 4: head like tapes, and I now, I just know and
Speaker 4: that I make it.
Speaker 1: Things happen.
Speaker 4: I go, this is what God wants me to do,
Speaker 4: and I do a special. So I'm doing my fourth special,
Speaker 4: Good Grief. Fourth Special Good Grief at the Apollo sold
Speaker 4: out two shows. Yeah, Mama, we did it. I think
Speaker 4: I was gonna two shows in Halem. Times is still
Speaker 4: rough in Harlem. Everywhere else the world is thriving.
Speaker 1: Halem.
Speaker 4: Gentrification stopped in hallm Like, ain't gonna work here, yo,
Speaker 4: do that ship out of a place.
Speaker 1: And we like regular coffee.
Speaker 4: We don't want those Starbucks so sold out two shows
Speaker 4: at Halem and then uh yeah, man, I'm in Nayak
Speaker 4: tonight and then after that, I'm gonna be where am
Speaker 4: I next week? Craig Oh, New Year's I'm gonna be
Speaker 4: in Atlanta. I got two shows at the Roxy Theater
Speaker 4: New Year's. Get your tickets. I'll have a brand I
Speaker 4: have a brand new set, so I'm gonna do the
Speaker 4: set up there, Apollo, I'm gonna retire this set. I
Speaker 4: don't keep doing it until the special comes out. I
Speaker 4: retire the set the night that I do it.
Speaker 1: Good Night. That's my good six months ago. With a
Speaker 1: new set, it's another new set. I'm a monster. So
Speaker 1: why is it called good Grief?
Speaker 4: Because it's about how I'm dealing with grief and what's
Speaker 4: good about grief and how you could it's either bad
Speaker 4: grief or good grief. I've lost fifty and people I
Speaker 4: love in the last three years, but I still I've
Speaker 4: been through it. I've been at rock bottom, I've been
Speaker 4: in darkness. I've been in dark times. People don't know
Speaker 4: what I've been feeling. They don't know the pain that
Speaker 4: I've been going through and what's happening in my life
Speaker 4: because I always find my smiles.
Speaker 1: But when you lose fifty seven people.
Speaker 4: That you love, fifty seven, damn fifty seven.
Speaker 1: And I'm not talking about like you know, people you knew, like.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about people I love, like John Witherspoon, my mom,
Speaker 4: my dad, and I take the grief and I go, Okay,
Speaker 4: God got me here for a reason.
Speaker 1: And so I make people smile with the things that
Speaker 1: I'm hurting with and then I heal.
Speaker 4: And I want people to know that you can heal too.
Speaker 4: Find it funny, find it. I like the fact that
Speaker 4: y'all laugh about your situation you're supposed to because without that, man,
Speaker 4: it's hard to just be in it. When you get laughs,
Speaker 4: it make you come out of your own funk. And
Speaker 4: I've learned that the audience is there.
Speaker 1: They're my therapist. I've been staying on the stage.
Speaker 4: Last three years because every time they laugh, I feel
Speaker 4: like I'm getting oxygen. It lets me know that I'm alive. People,
Speaker 4: it's okay to laugh and everything's gonna be okay. And
Speaker 4: so it's called good grief and it's dope. So it's
Speaker 4: dedication to my mom and dad.
Speaker 2: I would say it's intentional to do it in Hall.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my mom and dad is born and raised in Harlem.
Speaker 4: My mother actually performed at the Apollo with a sister's
Speaker 4: amateur Night and they won with the Green Sisters, they
Speaker 4: won two times in a row. So I wanted to
Speaker 4: return to the most famous stage, to the greatest city
Speaker 4: that raised the two greatest people I know, and do
Speaker 4: my best show and dedicated to them in their memory.
Speaker 6: How's preparation for this show going to be different with
Speaker 6: all of that? You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: No, it's the same. Everything's the same when you do
Speaker 4: your reps, everything's same. I'm not tripping. I'm not putting
Speaker 4: too much on it. I know I'm gonna be a
Speaker 4: little bit more emotional when it's done. You know, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna feel like Michael Jordan when he had that when
Speaker 4: he pop passed and he was holding that trophy and
Speaker 4: crying on the floor.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna feel like that because there's a vict three.
Speaker 4: And honoring your parents and I had them with me
Speaker 4: for so long and being able to talk about them
Speaker 4: every day on stage was great, but also hard. So
Speaker 4: retiring that is also retiring some of the memory of them,
Speaker 4: and it's gonna be emotional night, and I have a lot
Speaker 4: of family in the house. But this set, the set
Speaker 4: is crazy. I was funny, it got heart, I got
Speaker 4: it's dark.
Speaker 1: It's special.
Speaker 4: If it was whack, I would tell y'all if I
Speaker 4: feel like it was garbage, if I ever feel like
Speaker 4: it's garbage.
Speaker 1: But then again, as artists, we never think it's garbage.
Speaker 6: I want to say, you're still go on a stage.
Speaker 6: If you thought it was.
Speaker 4: Garbage, I wouldn't put it out. I wouldn't do it special.
Speaker 4: I'm not rushing to do it special for what I'm
Speaker 4: only doing. I'm doing specials when it's special, and I'm
Speaker 4: doing special because I'm not gonna sit on material for
Speaker 4: five years doing the same set. When I go to
Speaker 4: your city, I want you to know, yo, he got
Speaker 4: a brand new set. Every time I go to your city,
Speaker 4: which is once a year, he got a brand new set.
Speaker 4: That's the kind of artists I want to be. I
Speaker 4: want to drop album after album after album, like you said,
Speaker 4: like Lil Wayne, like it's an album. That's what the
Speaker 4: comedy show. It's an album. So I'm dropping albums and
Speaker 4: I want people to see my progression from wokush so
Speaker 4: you know what it is.
Speaker 1: To God loves me to good grief. Every year you're.
Speaker 4: Want to see my progression as an artist. And then
Speaker 4: one day you were like, yo, where did he come from?
Speaker 4: I've been here, y'all just discovered me.
Speaker 3: I was gonna ask, is there any pressure? Because since
Speaker 3: it is so close, he heard about your family. You
Speaker 3: got family members coming, and I'm sure the closest people
Speaker 3: that will teach you the most is your family members.
Speaker 1: You know. No, I think my brothers trust that I
Speaker 1: do the work right.
Speaker 4: It was one thing when they were older and when
Speaker 4: I was when they were when I when I was younger,
Speaker 4: and they were trying to protect me and they know
Speaker 4: you do you know what you're stepping into.
Speaker 1: But I think after God loves me.
Speaker 4: The last special about the slap about you know, Chris
Speaker 4: Rock and Jada and Will. After they saw that, that
Speaker 4: was the first time in thirty years that my brothers
Speaker 4: was like Damon said to Keene, he said, Yo, I
Speaker 4: saw Marlins stand up. He said, what you think? He said,
Speaker 4: it was brilliant that little ugly nigga is on or something.
Speaker 4: He said, why because I've never seen it done. I
Speaker 4: never seen somebody take one little stupid topic and do
Speaker 4: a whole arrow about it. But it wasn't about them.
Speaker 4: It was about him and Keen and Sony. So okay,
Speaker 4: let me see then Keen and Sodny goes, that's all
Speaker 4: your special Damon was right, it was brilliant.
Speaker 1: I'm proud of you. You changed the game.
Speaker 4: And from there that gave me a level of confidence like, Okay,
Speaker 4: now I know not their process, so then you discover
Speaker 4: your own process. You come into your own. I wanted
Speaker 4: to break the mold so that I found what is Marlin.
Speaker 4: I have my own identity as far as what I'm
Speaker 4: doing in terms of specials and what my skill set is.
Speaker 1: I don't look at the next man. I don't want
Speaker 1: to do.
Speaker 4: What anybody's doing, with none of my peers or people
Speaker 4: before me. I just want to do the best Marlin
Speaker 4: that I can, and Marlin at so many different levels
Speaker 4: because I'm an actor, I'm a writer, I'm a producer.
Speaker 4: I do drama, I do comedy, I do characters. So
Speaker 4: I just I just be Marling and I feel like
Speaker 4: these are my best years. People have been watching me
Speaker 4: for thirty years. It's hard to see somebody grow when
Speaker 4: they're in your house every days when they go away
Speaker 4: and you yo, you shot up.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The weird part for me is they people been watching
Speaker 4: me grow for thirty years, and now I'm finally at
Speaker 4: that place where I feel like I'm that dude.
Speaker 2: I'm shocked that you ain't milking it.
Speaker 5: And what I mean by that is like, you know
Speaker 5: you got the special Good Grief.
Speaker 2: You could tour that for two years.
Speaker 5: You could have tought any of these specials for two years,
Speaker 5: got paid like I'm up again, then did the special.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but does that make me a great artist or
Speaker 4: does it make me a better artist and a better writer?
Speaker 4: If I let material be disposable and create from what's new.
Speaker 4: I can't hold on. You can't hoard material, you can't
Speaker 4: hoard life. Life brings you so much drama. Ever every
Speaker 4: day I can't. I only got that much storage space.
Speaker 4: So I want to hurry up and talk about this
Speaker 4: because I got so many other things to talk about.
Speaker 4: There's so many I got a great special about my
Speaker 4: brothers that I want to do.
Speaker 1: I got a call ugly Baby. I got my I
Speaker 1: know my next three special. I got a special. It's
Speaker 1: called ugly Baby.
Speaker 6: You can't just get over it like we got.
Speaker 1: Was an ugly ass baby.
Speaker 4: That's been my production company is Ugly Baby Production, because
Speaker 4: I was an ugly ass baby.
Speaker 1: Sean was a pretty baby. I was ugly for Sean.
Speaker 4: Me and Sean used to have a two bang of stroller
Speaker 4: and when they see Sean, they'd be like, Oh, that
Speaker 4: baby's so beautiful.
Speaker 1: I want one, and then I would move and go,
Speaker 1: oh my god, I want that. I think it's the
Speaker 1: after birth wearing oscsh I was. I was ugly baby.
Speaker 4: So I talk about me being the youngest of all
Speaker 4: my brothers in the journey of being the young Prince
Speaker 4: of Kings, and it's a beautiful hour and a dedication
Speaker 4: in the roads and toast of my brothers. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: do that one after see I go, what's my story?
Speaker 4: And then I'm a do that one. That's after I
Speaker 4: do my next one, which is gonna be either probably
Speaker 4: called Skittles or Rainbow Child, And it's about what Yes, wait.
Speaker 6: Can before you go to how long were you ugly for?
Speaker 1: How long were you ugly? For the ugly baby? You
Speaker 1: can't rinse all the ugly off, you know, I got
Speaker 1: most of it away.
Speaker 6: You know, like it's like middle school not ugly, A.
Speaker 4: Weird stage in middle school when your teeth get big
Speaker 4: and looking like a rabbit in your arms.
Speaker 6: Baby ugly at the first lockers, as ugly as a baby.
Speaker 4: Then I got cute at like six, I was a
Speaker 4: bad little six year olds, Like I was so pretty.
Speaker 1: A six year old.
Speaker 4: I'm surprised somebody, somebody, I swear I was, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean? Like like one time I was watching
Speaker 4: Oprah and I was watching Tyler, and Tyler was talking
Speaker 4: about documentary, his documentary.
Speaker 2: That's coming out.
Speaker 5: What he does is he talks about these dark things
Speaker 5: in his life and then shows.
Speaker 2: How he did it. In my dal movie brilliant. When
Speaker 2: people see the dock, they're gonna get it.
Speaker 1: They like, Oh, that's what.
Speaker 4: I do it stand up, I take the worst things.
Speaker 4: I used to go, what's funny about pop culture? What's
Speaker 4: funny about race?
Speaker 1: What's funny?
Speaker 4: That's that was wolkish. That was the first time I'm
Speaker 4: telling the joke. I'm learning to tell jokes. And then
Speaker 4: and you know what it is, I was like, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna tell some jokes, but I'm gonna tell some truth.
Speaker 4: And I talked about me getting caught cheating on a
Speaker 4: boat because that happened and it messed my family up.
Speaker 4: So I was like, what's funny about that? And so
Speaker 4: that show grew into that, and then the third one
Speaker 4: was like the Slap. That wasn't about Chris will and Jenda.
Speaker 4: That was about my journey knowing all of them and
Speaker 4: all the painful things that I went through in that situation,
Speaker 4: and that God really is always an individual experience for you.
Speaker 4: Whatever happens in the world is really happening for you
Speaker 4: as an individual.
Speaker 3: You never wanted to go back to the Slap now
Speaker 3: that she wrote the book, because I'm shure the material
Speaker 3: I could.
Speaker 1: Do four more hours on it after that tour she did.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing.
Speaker 2: Book was amazing. Though she talked about your brother and
Speaker 2: the book.
Speaker 1: Lot, Keenan was done.
Speaker 4: My family has been nothing but love and positivity. And
Speaker 4: Keenan used to always tell her how great Sheeese could be.
Speaker 4: And Keenan had sit down with j Lo. Why do
Speaker 4: you think we are doing what we do because Keenan
Speaker 4: putting our head, this is what you can do if
Speaker 4: you work toward it. Deniable force of nature.
Speaker 1: He did.
Speaker 4: Keenan's that dude, and Jada is a friend, and Will
Speaker 4: is a friend, and Jada's more of my friend than Will.
Speaker 1: But I feel like.
Speaker 4: This, everybody mind your business, everybody always, and everybody business
Speaker 4: like yo. Social media has allowed people to creep into
Speaker 4: your business. That's not your fucking business. My life ain't
Speaker 4: your business, you know what I mean? Like, it's really not.
Speaker 4: I get my jokes is your business. What I let
Speaker 4: you see is my business. But that's their marriage. Whatever
Speaker 4: they choose for their marriage and whatever they want to share, great,
Speaker 4: but it's not for us to watch their life like TV.
Speaker 1: This is people's lives.
Speaker 4: So I'm more and I think I did something right
Speaker 4: when I did my special because I didn't get no
Speaker 4: calls from Will, I didn't get no calls from Jada,
Speaker 4: I didn't get no calls.
Speaker 1: From Chris, and Jada just did this tour. I didn't
Speaker 1: hear she had nothing.
Speaker 4: No why because Jada knows I love her. Jada knows
Speaker 4: I came from love. But she also know that nigga
Speaker 4: crazy Molin.
Speaker 1: Just he off. He just gonna say what he gonna say.
Speaker 4: But it's always with love, So it's not about I
Speaker 4: wasn't being hateful, angry or bitter I was just telling funny.
Speaker 2: Truths ugly babies might be off you to do because
Speaker 2: the brothers got to be there.
Speaker 1: Right, So I'm so all them niggas.
Speaker 5: They're not pressure them actually sitting there watching you.
Speaker 1: No, they ain't gonna be there.
Speaker 4: I hope we do a tour together and I get
Speaker 4: to do my set with about them with them there.
Speaker 4: So I mean, they they know I love them, and
Speaker 4: when I do it, they gonna they know it's love.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be truth, It's gonna be funny, but it's
Speaker 4: gonna be love. And then Skittles or Rainbow Child is
Speaker 4: about my my daughter, a daughter that transition into a son.
Speaker 4: My daughter my is now Kai and so yeah, and
Speaker 4: so I talk about the transition, not her transit, his
Speaker 4: their transition, but my transition as a parent, going from
Speaker 4: ignorance and denial to complete, unconditional, loving acceptance. And I
Speaker 4: think there's a lot of parents out there that need
Speaker 4: to have that message, and I know I'm dealing with it.
Speaker 4: It was a very painful situation for me, but man,
Speaker 4: it's one of the best funniest hours I probably could
Speaker 4: ever imagine.
Speaker 3: I can't see that child come up to you and
Speaker 3: ask you because you joke too much. So I can
Speaker 3: see a child say, Dad, I'm thinking of transitioning, and
Speaker 3: I can just see you take nothing serious.
Speaker 1: I always joke. They know. I told my daughter and
Speaker 1: I said, nigga, you transition into your brother.
Speaker 4: You look just like him. I can't tell this like
Speaker 4: I swear to God twenty three and twenty one. But
Speaker 4: they're brilliant, don't change, brilliant, most well read, the smartest wigs,
Speaker 4: smartest hands down.
Speaker 1: This this.
Speaker 4: My dude, my nigga. I'm still working on the program.
Speaker 6: Change.
Speaker 1: They let mean, you know, they know, they know I
Speaker 1: love it. They see me try and they're like, I'm happy.
Speaker 4: But I got to respect their wishes right, and and
Speaker 4: and and that takes as a parent.
Speaker 1: I just want my kids to be free.
Speaker 4: I want them to be free in spirit, free and thought,
Speaker 4: free to be themselves. The more you know yourself, the
Speaker 4: more you can govern yourself, the more you live your truth,
Speaker 4: the happier your existence. So if they can't get that
Speaker 4: in the household with their father and their mother, how
Speaker 4: the fuck do I send them out into the world to.
Speaker 1: With that kind of confidence.
Speaker 4: And I'm just so proud of them for being them,
Speaker 4: but that don't mean that they ain't got jokes. I
Speaker 4: did this, I did the set in front of I
Speaker 4: was at I went this thing for William Marris and
Speaker 4: it was all these world leaders.
Speaker 1: It was like people like it was.
Speaker 4: Part of the government, people that are five star generals,
Speaker 4: and it was like the c I A there.
Speaker 1: There was people.
Speaker 4: There like if I bomb Nigga, I would have been dead.
Speaker 4: They would have killed me, you would have found my body,
Speaker 4: they would have poisoned me. There it was that big
Speaker 4: of a crowd and I felt like, I want to
Speaker 4: do this set right here because it's.
Speaker 1: Important to me.
Speaker 4: What's important to me comedy, what's important to me my children,
Speaker 4: what do I love? And what's important is change? And
Speaker 4: so all you world leaders is Kevin this summit. I
Speaker 4: want you to think about these people and this synapse
Speaker 4: and how to be inclusive of this next generation because
Speaker 4: I see a lot of gray hair here, but these
Speaker 4: kids that were dealing with they're different and we can't
Speaker 4: have our old ways and expect to do new things.
Speaker 1: So please embrace the new.
Speaker 7: When you first said that, the first thing I thought
Speaker 7: of was like, oh my god, you say the wrong thing.
Speaker 7: And it's like whoo, what's gonna happen next? But thinking
Speaker 7: about it the way you just put it, we need, like,
Speaker 7: we need comedians to be able to do that type
Speaker 7: of thing, absolutely because laughter kind of opens up conversations.
Speaker 7: But people, you know, people a little scared because I
Speaker 7: just got scared for you when you told when you
Speaker 7: just said it, like I wasn't even there watching it,
Speaker 7: but literally listening to you. I'm like, people will take things,
Speaker 7: they will twist things, they will misinterpret things, and you
Speaker 7: got world leaders in the room and all that stuff.
Speaker 7: But how do you think comedy gets back to that?
Speaker 1: I think it takes people like me.
Speaker 6: It is not bad. People are still like.
Speaker 4: Chappelle, people like you know, Chris, you know, people that
Speaker 4: don't give a fuck. I don't give a fuck. I
Speaker 4: said it, I meant it. If you cancel me, good.
Speaker 4: I didn't want your answer my show anyway, because real
Speaker 4: ones don't cancel you. The people and you say it,
Speaker 4: the people that love you, they come into your show
Speaker 4: and they bringing a friend. So discancel culture started when
Speaker 4: social media started, right, social media is not real people.
Speaker 4: These are bots from other countries sitting behind computers taking
Speaker 4: away our first right as Americans.
Speaker 1: Which is freedom of speech.
Speaker 4: They're attacking us, and we're so stupid that we pick
Speaker 4: up on it, and the media picks up on it,
Speaker 4: and then they make this a story. And then now
Speaker 4: the corporations get scared, and the people that the sponsors
Speaker 4: get scared, and then they want to take away your.
Speaker 1: Job, my job.
Speaker 4: They want to take away our job because they want
Speaker 4: to take away our mouthpiece, because they want to kill
Speaker 4: our freedom of speech.
Speaker 1: And we are all stupid sheep.
Speaker 4: That are following this damn thing. And I'm just like, yo,
Speaker 4: fuck that. I'm gonna say what I gotta say because
Speaker 4: I know I'm saying it with love. I miss the
Speaker 4: seventies when you could just say I miss I like
Speaker 4: mild racism, I do.
Speaker 1: I love when the.
Speaker 4: Puerto Rican talks a bad about the Dominican. It makes
Speaker 4: my dad. I like what they call them souio. Yes,
Speaker 4: because they are.
Speaker 5: Feel like the world was a place to me when
Speaker 5: everybody was more free with their speech, the world like
Speaker 5: a better place.
Speaker 2: Yes, I think everybody bullshit each other.
Speaker 1: Now I agree everybody scared.
Speaker 4: I say, take it back to the block, man, and uh,
Speaker 4: let's get back to laughing.
Speaker 1: And I have a bit in my set that I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do. It's dark. I have some dark.
Speaker 4: Jokes, like, but it's okay because I feel like if
Speaker 4: i'd say one day, a dark joke is gonna save
Speaker 4: your life because you're gonna be in a bad place
Speaker 4: in your life and the only way to get.
Speaker 1: Out of it is to look at it.
Speaker 4: And find humor and laugh your way out of it.
Speaker 4: Because depression is real, you know. And like I look
Speaker 4: at the like when like will slap Chris, I got
Speaker 4: scared because I seen somebody snap. I mental illness. You
Speaker 4: put the world on you. Check on your strong friends,
Speaker 4: check on your strong friends. That was a snap moment.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, he ain't laughed in a while.
Speaker 4: Right, right, so we should be concerned. And instead of
Speaker 4: frying people, it's like, hey, dude, are you good? Like
Speaker 4: we don't. People go through things and we put so
Speaker 4: much on us, but you don't know how I'm feeling inside,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean? And sometimes like you joking
Speaker 4: with him, yo, you'd be like not now.
Speaker 1: But PARTY was like, yeah, that's good. I need that.
Speaker 1: I need that.
Speaker 2: That's the problem.
Speaker 1: He ain't gonna have him a scandal. He's doing so awesome.
Speaker 1: I had a million. Nah, I need you to do
Speaker 1: something dark. I need something dark. Come on, now, you
Speaker 1: and these white collar crimes, I need some dark ship.
Speaker 1: Come on. Your name is Charlamagne. Shoot somebody.
Speaker 5: Now, what about when you got into the situation that
Speaker 5: United Airlines were damn niggas.
Speaker 6: He said, you like a little bit of my racism.
Speaker 4: But it was But see that was targeting, right if
Speaker 4: I'm a first class customer. I went on the plane.
Speaker 4: I was minding my business. I had a hat on,
Speaker 4: so he didn't know it was me. You know, I
Speaker 4: had I was mining my business. I had my three bags.
Speaker 4: One was empty, because just in case I get an
Speaker 4: asshole like him that goes, you gotta put that bag
Speaker 4: with that bag, or I use that bag to take
Speaker 4: my clothes when I'm going from show to the hotel.
Speaker 4: So he's like, he had three bags. He's like, you
Speaker 4: can't come on here with three bags. I said, listen,
Speaker 4: I'm first class. I don't care what class you're in.
Speaker 4: You can't come on with those three bags. I said, okay, cooch.
Speaker 4: He goes, you're gonna have to ego, You're gonna have
Speaker 4: to condense those So I took the bag. I complied.
Speaker 4: It's all on video. I complied, I said, cool, I said,
Speaker 4: and then he looks at the bag, goes. I said,
Speaker 4: now it's two bags. He goes, yeah, well, now that
Speaker 4: bag looks a little big. We're gonna have to check that.
Speaker 4: I looked at this, nigga, I said. I looked at
Speaker 4: my ticket.
Speaker 1: I said, see, now, you just fucking with me. I
Speaker 1: grabbed my ticket and I walked on the plane. He
Speaker 1: tried to jump on my back.
Speaker 4: I just went like this and he fell off to
Speaker 4: the ground, looking silly and goofy, and I went on
Speaker 4: the plane, try to jump on your back, jump my back,
Speaker 4: and I just was like whatever, and I didn't push nothing.
Speaker 4: He tried to say I assaulted him, and the cops
Speaker 4: was like yeah. They was like, this is not, sir.
Speaker 4: For your clearly, this is not assault. We watched the video,
Speaker 4: but they went and they got me off the plane.
Speaker 4: I didn't make no funk, no nothing. Can I talk
Speaker 4: to you, sir, sir, I complied. I talked to them
Speaker 4: and they was like, you know, he wants to press
Speaker 4: the charge, and I'm like, how does he get to
Speaker 4: press charges on me when I didn't do anything. He
Speaker 4: was messing with me and I was being harassed and
Speaker 4: so I didn't like it. And so what I did
Speaker 4: was I used my mouthpiece. I used my social media
Speaker 4: to be like, yo, this is unfair. And they watched
Speaker 4: the footage and then the Denver City District Attorney they
Speaker 4: saw it and they was like, yeah, this is nonsense.
Speaker 1: They dismissed the case.
Speaker 4: United owes me some compensation because they're human resources called
Speaker 4: me up and try to defend their policy. Well, you
Speaker 4: know you can't have three bags, bitch. I didn't have
Speaker 4: three bags. I condensed it to two. You can't, I said,
Speaker 4: when what happened with the customer is always right? I said,
Speaker 4: y'all treating me like I did something bad and I
Speaker 4: have not gotten conversation, and I'm like, yo, I got
Speaker 4: white on them.
Speaker 1: I was like, I'm gonna, I'm gonna write a letter
Speaker 1: to the CEL That's what I'm gonna. I'm gonna. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna DN the CeAl, dear mister United Airline.
Speaker 6: But even they realized who you.
Speaker 1: He didn't DM me back, but you know it's cool.
Speaker 7: They still didn't like, like, what do you so I
Speaker 7: know that in the filing that you recently followed you
Speaker 7: talked about like there's there's arrows pointed to all the
Speaker 7: white people that were able to get on the plane
Speaker 7: before you were able to write with three bags exactly right,
Speaker 7: and your filing.
Speaker 6: What are you looking for from this? Like what's justice
Speaker 6: for you in the situation?
Speaker 1: Like, I don't know something.
Speaker 4: First of all, they made me miss a show too,
Speaker 4: and I hate that, And I mean, there was a
Speaker 4: lot of disgrunto fans, and I get sad for them.
Speaker 4: I'm like, you know, whoever missed that show? Y'all need
Speaker 4: to go s those people on free, on a free
Speaker 4: trip somewhere. You need to gather all those people up.
Speaker 4: It was only like, I don't know, seven hundred people.
Speaker 4: Gather those people up and give them free vouchers somewhere.
Speaker 4: That's first and foremost. And then I don't know, we'll
Speaker 4: talk about me. Y'all owe me some money, and uh,
Speaker 4: I should know. I should be first class for life.
Speaker 4: They should get me a seat when they're playing in
Speaker 4: the back of the damn uh first class. I want
Speaker 4: to now I'm love the first.
Speaker 1: First I hate that. Why didn't even do that?
Speaker 4: Why I like that when I sit first class up
Speaker 4: and that I put my feet on the wall.
Speaker 1: And then but I feel real, real suspect doing that,
Speaker 1: and the.
Speaker 4: Thing about it's uncomfortable, and then yeah, so uh yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean they owe me some conversation, they owe me
Speaker 4: some some talk. It was unfair, and uh, it's unfortunate.
Speaker 4: I stopped dragging the airline and then they just kept
Speaker 4: getting in trouble by themselves. So I just, you know,
Speaker 4: I hope it it gets remedied.
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to go to war. I just I
Speaker 1: go to war for what's right. And I was. I was.
Speaker 4: That was definitely wrong, and I stood up for myself.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm not a trouble maker.
Speaker 1: I talked to you. I'm not a trouble maker. I
Speaker 1: don't get in trouble. I'm not. I'm not that dude.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't get rowdy if I get in a fight.
Speaker 4: I want you to know I really felt threatened. I
Speaker 4: really felt threatened because I know how to I know
Speaker 4: how to fight.
Speaker 2: Look like you boked up too, man.
Speaker 1: I know how to fight. I do my moy time
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 4: I'm only gonna do it if I feel threatened, or
Speaker 4: if you're feeling like my family's threatened. Other than that,
Speaker 4: or you hit me. Now we gotta fight. But other
Speaker 4: than that, I could walk away. Man, I'd rather shake
Speaker 4: your hand and keep it love. Man, It's all good
Speaker 4: in my band. I didn't mean step on your Jordan's
Speaker 4: about you knew one.
Speaker 5: You was here over the summer alland you ain't sweat
Speaker 5: one time. But now it's the fall and you sweating.
Speaker 5: I don't understand.
Speaker 1: It's this room. It's the hot seat.
Speaker 4: This woman asks me, Angela. She she asked me, I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: but ask you all these questions about you not and
Speaker 4: the and the white man. What they want to crash
Speaker 4: my plane? You know what I mean, nervous, And you
Speaker 4: asked me about skills. I know your baby, I'm I
Speaker 4: was breaking the stars, you said, Angela.
Speaker 2: She like, that's not her pronoun. You just respecting her.
Speaker 1: Pronoun because they're good.
Speaker 6: It's a good. I'll put.
Speaker 7: Something like lotion but dry, like really a good temperature
Speaker 7: moisture to you. But now I was asking about its
Speaker 7: Palmer's cocoa butter.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I was saying that I was asking
Speaker 6: about this because when ladies, if.
Speaker 4: Your man, oh god, you have dry hands, and he's
Speaker 4: in your presence, you don't love that nigga.
Speaker 6: That means he works hard.
Speaker 4: You ain't gonna be like Boo, come in and get
Speaker 4: some lotion off your hands and put it on this
Speaker 4: part of his hand.
Speaker 6: If you know what that's that Ashy.
Speaker 1: You don't know.
Speaker 6: And no, I'm not dating nobody that Ashley.
Speaker 2: She's from Delaware. I don't believe that.
Speaker 1: First of all, Sometimes with ugly feet, I just make
Speaker 1: win socks.
Speaker 6: No, when we do it, were socks so good the
Speaker 6: whole time.
Speaker 1: I won't to see them.
Speaker 2: Feed say check him out this weekend, but the shows.
Speaker 4: So oh, I'm gonna be New Year's I'm gonna be
Speaker 4: in Atlanta Roxy at the Roxy come rock with me.
Speaker 4: And then I'm gonna be in Portland on December I
Speaker 4: think seventeenth.
Speaker 1: I'm at a club in Portland. And nobody got any
Speaker 1: information where.
Speaker 2: We go to Marl and Wayne's official dot com.
Speaker 4: Yeah, mall Wayne's official dot com and for more information.
Speaker 4: Good Grief will be out Mother's Day on Amazon and.
Speaker 6: And it's released on Mother's Day.
Speaker 1: And I thank y'all audience for rocking with me.
Speaker 4: I promise you y'all y'all watched me for thirty years
Speaker 4: my best year ahead of me. I've been to start
Speaker 4: thirty years superstardom. We're gonna sell out these stadiums. That's
Speaker 4: what we're trying to do.
Speaker 1: Let's go from the ladies and parents, and we appreciate you.
Speaker 1: You you're good. Brother.
Speaker 2: People don't know.
Speaker 4: But you and you know you're good.
Speaker 1: It's every time I morning here. He knows because I
Speaker 1: don't know what he gonna say.
Speaker 4: He got whole beefing issues with me ever since I come.
Speaker 4: You got beefing issues with me?
Speaker 1: He started? Was that you started? Joe Budden started too.
Speaker 4: I gotta go on his show. He started with me.
Speaker 4: He started with me. I'm online. He's like Marla Wayans
Speaker 4: is not funny.
Speaker 1: I said, well, hold on, hold on, no reason. Not
Speaker 1: a nigga with one song gonna talk to me.
Speaker 4: I know who it is. Didn't say something to me.
Speaker 4: Oh let me get me and right, said Fred on
Speaker 4: the phone.
Speaker 1: So we would have at it.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 4: So I mean, but that was then. You know now
Speaker 4: I'm over. We all we all grown, and I'm proud
Speaker 4: of everybody.
Speaker 1: Doing anything making their money. We don't.
Speaker 4: People don't need to see us fight. People need to
Speaker 4: see us fight, and people need to see us heal
Speaker 4: and make up because I think black people we need
Speaker 4: to learn to move differently. Let's stop holding these grudges,
Speaker 4: start building bridges and stop burning them.
Speaker 1: Keep them burnt.
Speaker 4: They make we burn down our bridges, and that's what
Speaker 4: fucks our community up. We have a bunch of great
Speaker 4: people to support each other. We need to talk long,
Speaker 4: we need to heal more, and we need to do
Speaker 4: more business together.
Speaker 1: It's time.
Speaker 2: Relationship.
Speaker 5: Oh that's my brother, right, y'all did that Daily Show together.
Speaker 5: I was like, man, I don't know. People watch saw
Speaker 5: that interview in particular, it was something special about that
Speaker 5: conversation between y'all on the Daily Show.
Speaker 4: Because that's my that's my that's my brother. I love
Speaker 4: that man to death. And uh, you know we still,
Speaker 4: you know, like uncles to each other's kids. And you know,
Speaker 4: today we we're writing projects together and you know, I'm
Speaker 4: just so proud of him. And you know what's funny
Speaker 4: is they don't know how funny Omar is. People don't
Speaker 4: know Omar apps. He's fucking funny. Like he did stand
Speaker 4: up one day in my house and he was so funny.
Speaker 1: It was like quarantine. And we just had like forty
Speaker 1: people over. We wasn't really quarantine.
Speaker 2: If you told me one time, I couldn't sell out
Speaker 2: a living room, Oh wow, you couldn't sell.
Speaker 6: I was wrong.
Speaker 1: Now look at your show. How about that. I'll come
Speaker 1: to me your podcast. Well, did you do the daily
Speaker 1: shot to gun? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Did they last week?
Speaker 1: He came fun good.
Speaker 2: I felt like playing with the Warriors.
Speaker 4: Aren't they great? Like that system works. It's like all
Speaker 4: you gotta do is spot.
Speaker 1: Up shoot fou Yeah, yeah, all right, good. I'm glad
Speaker 1: you had a good time. I had a great time
Speaker 1: doing it. But Omar great dude, He's funny.
Speaker 4: And the people don't really know about me is I
Speaker 4: have a great, really dramatic side. Like I'm a really
Speaker 4: strong dramatic actor. And so one day we're gonna do
Speaker 4: a comedy with drama.
Speaker 1: In it together, and that's what we're writing right now.
Speaker 2: It's gonna beautiful, absolute to Oma Wall.
Speaker 3: We appreciate you, brother, I appreciate you all. Golood Morlon
Speaker 3: Wayne's It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, yes, sir, wake
Speaker 3: that ass up in the morning.
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club