Speaker 1: Wake up way, Why you guys.
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Speaker 4: So I'm always nervous when I do the Breakfast Club
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Speaker 6: Charlemagne the God Past to the plane in his Friday
Speaker 6: Laura l Rosa.
Speaker 7: Good money, Good morning guys.
Speaker 1: It's hot ye today.
Speaker 8: I don't know what loocause it's the heat on and
Speaker 8: it's fall and it's a fall going in the winter,
Speaker 8: so they turn the heat on, that's all.
Speaker 5: And it somehow said yesterday, well it wasn't summer, but
Speaker 5: it was that that for New York it was sixty
Speaker 5: degrees you call.
Speaker 7: Us some in New York, Yes, like walking around no
Speaker 7: coote in November.
Speaker 1: It's crazy yet Yesterday, oh yeah, yesterday, I was out. Yesterday.
Speaker 1: I was out for a little bit.
Speaker 8: Yesterday I had a uh my man, Doug Melville. He
Speaker 8: had a book signing at Barnes and Nobles and Tribeca.
Speaker 8: So we had a nice little conversation about Invisible Generals.
Speaker 8: In Visible Generals is out right now. That is the
Speaker 8: latest release off my book in print. Blackfrilla was publishing
Speaker 8: with Simon and Schuston. So we had a little conversation
Speaker 8: about that at Barnes and Nobles and tried Becky yesterday,
Speaker 8: so I was out for a second dope dope yep.
Speaker 5: Now on today's show we got marlond wayns. He'll be
Speaker 5: joining us, Yes he will. Yeah, he's performing at the Apollo.
Speaker 1: This not just.
Speaker 8: Performing taping another damn standard special like Marlin does not stop.
Speaker 7: For five or ten in the tuck.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, I think this is his fourth, the fourth
Speaker 8: or fifties fifth, yep. And he's got three or four
Speaker 8: more that he's gonna do. He'll he'll tell you about it.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 9: Soon.
Speaker 10: Were okay with him a little bit, and also, don't
Speaker 10: play with me like you do the voice. Don't play
Speaker 10: with it.
Speaker 1: You forgot the lyrical. Don't play with forgot the lyric.
Speaker 1: Don't le brook be joining us?
Speaker 5: Don't play with me, don't play with it, don't play
Speaker 5: with it, don't play dot leb Brooker be joining us?
Speaker 5: Her album is out today, so we gonna kicking with
Speaker 5: little lebron.
Speaker 1: I don't try to tell you about the record. What's
Speaker 1: that girl?
Speaker 7: What's that Girl'll have you on the go? Do that
Speaker 7: little dance that girl?
Speaker 1: Y'all be listening to that? Sing that. Don't play with me,
Speaker 1: play with him?
Speaker 5: Don't playing a stroke Dennis Dennis Daughter is the name
Speaker 5: of the album. You're gonna be kicking with Hant a
Speaker 5: little bit as well, with a Brooklyn. All right, well,
Speaker 5: we got Tesla Fray girl should be joined the front
Speaker 5: page news, and we got a world premiere.
Speaker 1: We got Jack Harlowe. It's all loving on me.
Speaker 4: Why y'all get quiet after that? Just waiting to listen.
Speaker 10: He was staring at me.
Speaker 5: I was guys, Look, name of the song is Loving
Speaker 5: Friday Yesterday.
Speaker 4: Start at it. I'm starting crazy looking at him for the.
Speaker 1: Paul he looked at me. I ain't even look at him. Okay,
Speaker 1: he's saying, but what's.
Speaker 2: The killing.
Speaker 1: Direct, Drake, join that ship dance?
Speaker 10: You be like, that's the only thing I got. It's breakfast,
Speaker 10: like the morning morning.
Speaker 5: Everybody's t J n V, Charlamgnea, God, Lola, roast is here.
Speaker 10: We are the breakfast.
Speaker 1: Come and say that record is dope.
Speaker 8: But when you're white, don't talk about whips and chains, bro,
Speaker 8: I don't want to see. I don't want to see
Speaker 8: the visual of some six foot white dude. And then
Speaker 8: I hear whips and chair every time about to bop
Speaker 8: my head. Here come, I.
Speaker 1: Don't want no whips. I'm like, I don't like that.
Speaker 1: I don't like the optics, the optics that putting in
Speaker 1: my mind. Jack.
Speaker 8: Although okay, nobody in the studio thought about that.
Speaker 4: I thought about it, but I didn't want to be
Speaker 4: the person I didn't want to be because he'd be
Speaker 4: meaning so well.
Speaker 1: Jack means so so well.
Speaker 8: And you know I hate wokeness to the highest degree.
Speaker 8: I'm just telling you the optics that it puts in
Speaker 8: my mind when I think a big ass Jack Hollow,
Speaker 8: and then I keep hating about whips the chains.
Speaker 10: Well A's first lit is I'm a vanilla baby, right.
Speaker 8: H Hey, I like the record, but I don't like
Speaker 8: the optics that puts in my brain. That was kind
Speaker 8: of silly a y'all to let that release from the studio.
Speaker 8: Y'all could have taught of thumb melts Well. Good morning,
Speaker 8: tests about I'm one.
Speaker 11: Of the DJ heavy, Good morning, laur and good morning
Speaker 11: Charlemagne the God. Happy Friday, Friday.
Speaker 7: Good morning.
Speaker 1: Let's jump right into it.
Speaker 5: Last night NFL, the Bins beat depends to sixteen to thirteen.
Speaker 10: Now let's jump right into the news. What you want
Speaker 10: to start off with?
Speaker 1: Tests?
Speaker 10: We got a lot this morning.
Speaker 11: We do have a lot this morning. Want to make
Speaker 11: sure everyone knows that the actors, the Hollywood actors, have
Speaker 11: reached the deal. So that is a good thing. Let's
Speaker 11: listen to the report.
Speaker 12: SAG after the union representing actors tonight announcing that they
Speaker 12: have reached a tentative agreement with the AMPTP, the producers
Speaker 12: that are working in Hollywood. This brings a strike that
Speaker 12: had lasted for about four months to a close, a
Speaker 12: strike that has upended Hollywood, the business of Hollywood. Now
Speaker 12: under the terms of this new tentative agreement. It would
Speaker 12: boost minimum pay, increase residual payments for streaming shows, and
Speaker 12: then it implements new rules around the use of artificial intelligence,
Speaker 12: which of course was a major sticking point for these actors.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's great, you know, but understand, Hollywood gonna be
Speaker 8: tight at than ever. Like these networks, these studios, They're
Speaker 8: gonna be signing less projects, and the projects they do
Speaker 8: sign are probably projects that they feel like, you know,
Speaker 8: can make it the air. You know, I don't think
Speaker 8: it's gonna be too many developmental and pilots and things
Speaker 8: of that nature. Like the things they do sign are
Speaker 8: gonna be things that they plan to put on air.
Speaker 8: So just no, Hollywood gonna be tight ened than ever.
Speaker 11: Well, I'm excited that they did push the line of
Speaker 11: shows that standing for something really does make a difference.
Speaker 11: The union presidents say, we did it. New ground is
Speaker 11: broken everywhere. Thanks to the members for hanging out and
Speaker 11: holding on to a historic deal. And then, speaking of
Speaker 11: other strikes, Joe Biden was yesterday. He stressed the importance
Speaker 11: of unions and he was he emphasized the support for unions.
Speaker 11: Doing a trip to Illinois, he celebrated the reopening of
Speaker 11: the plant down there about the tentative deals that they
Speaker 11: also reached at the United Auto Workers. I wanted you
Speaker 11: to hear what he had to say as well in
Speaker 11: support of the strike.
Speaker 13: You kept your negotiations, working around the clock, negotiators, and
Speaker 13: in the end, the deal will you reached set a
Speaker 13: new standard over thirty percent increasing wages, the cost of
Speaker 13: living adjustments, bigger pay increases over the last next four
Speaker 13: and a half years, in the last twenty two years combined.
Speaker 11: Okay, so yep, So I thought that was good that
Speaker 11: he was supporting, you know, making sure he let them
Speaker 11: know that what they did was a good thing. The
Speaker 11: White Hell said that with the factory reopening, it will
Speaker 11: bring back more than twelve hundred jobs at higher rate wages.
Speaker 11: And the company is also adding one thousand new union
Speaker 11: jobs because it's investing in new battery manufacturing. So again,
Speaker 11: once again taking a strike and you know, maybe losing
Speaker 11: a little bit to gain more in the end was
Speaker 11: a good thing. And then one last thing, speaking of jobs,
Speaker 11: the Labor Department announced new initiatives are higher veterans. So
Speaker 11: shout out to all of my veterans. We know that Veterans'
Speaker 11: Day is tomorrow. And this was a really good thing. Charlemane.
Speaker 11: I know you always talk about your passion for veterans
Speaker 11: and having jobs, and so now the Labor Department said
Speaker 11: that they've taken an effort with six new partners to
Speaker 11: match veterans with appropriate networking and career services. Of the
Speaker 11: program will complement the Labor Department's Transition Assistant program and
Speaker 11: give them personalized assistants for classrooms.
Speaker 1: And their spouses.
Speaker 11: And they said the Labor Department said this new effort
Speaker 11: will also connect participants will partner organizations to help them
Speaker 11: before and after a service separation. So very very good thing.
Speaker 11: And a few fun facts. There's eighteen million veterans two
Speaker 11: point four are black veterans and every major war black
Speaker 11: people have served, including during times of slavery. And then
Speaker 11: want to direct the people again to watch the interview
Speaker 11: this week with Doug Melville that you had on the
Speaker 11: show to give some good facts and a good read
Speaker 11: on Invisible General by Doug mail Bill.
Speaker 8: Yes, congratulations all those individuals drop on the clues bombs
Speaker 8: for the auto workers, the actors, through veterans, those are
Speaker 8: the people that make America America. We are nothing without
Speaker 8: working class people, so saluting them on getting what they deserve.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, absolutely, all right, that is front page news.
Speaker 10: Test will see in a couple of minutes.
Speaker 1: Absolutely everybody else, get it off your chest.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. If
Speaker 5: you need to vent, phone lines to wide open again.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 10: Is the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: It's a new day.
Speaker 1: Is your time to get it off your chest. Wake up,
Speaker 1: whether you're man or blessed something, get up and get something.
Speaker 1: Call up now. Eight hundred five eight five one five one.
Speaker 1: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Come on, who's this?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 1: Is it Adam?
Speaker 14: Adam?
Speaker 1: Good morning? Get you off your chest?
Speaker 14: Adam is Adam.
Speaker 2: From I just want to give a big veterans out
Speaker 2: there out there today. I'm trying to finally do you
Speaker 2: out happy. Thank you for the service and your sacrifice.
Speaker 2: And I noticed, and I noticed the struggle. I just
Speaker 2: want to say thank you to all the veterans out there.
Speaker 8: Absolutely to all the veterans. Man, we appreciate your service.
Speaker 8: Do something for nice for a veteran this weekend.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 15: Good morning, Peace family. This is your brother Prince pre
Speaker 15: from the seven five to seven Pace, Charlamagne, Peace, Envy,
Speaker 15: and Queen Lauren Peace. I want to say Happy Veteran's
Speaker 15: Day to all the veterans in the halting Roads and
Speaker 15: all over the world. We support them all.
Speaker 16: Over the world. And also, let me just get.
Speaker 15: This off my chest when it comes to mental health, Jez,
Speaker 15: when he was transparent and showing vulnerability, I loved him more.
Speaker 15: But I got some friends that are saying he shouldn't
Speaker 15: be opening. He shouldn't open hisself up like that. He
Speaker 15: should hear his dirty laundry. Charlamagne, what do you think
Speaker 15: about that?
Speaker 17: Man?
Speaker 15: It's like, that's one of the things that I culture,
Speaker 15: that's that's messed up.
Speaker 8: I think we need to be patient and matters where
Speaker 8: others are involved, because there was a time that we
Speaker 8: who know knew not and you know everybody, you know
Speaker 8: some people are on their healing journey. Some people haven't
Speaker 8: gotten started on their healing journey. But the only thing
Speaker 8: you can hope is when brothers like Jeezi have those conversations,
Speaker 8: you know, it sparked something in other people and eventually
Speaker 8: they'll get started on their healing journey too.
Speaker 1: They'll catch up.
Speaker 8: When they get started on their healing journey, they'll look
Speaker 8: back at that interview and see, oh okay, I see
Speaker 8: what Jzi was talking about.
Speaker 1: Now they'll catch up.
Speaker 5: Get it off your chest eight hundred and five eighty
Speaker 5: five one oh five one. If you need to vent
Speaker 5: phone lines wide open, call us up right now. It's
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club in the morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: Right right, ray, Yo.
Speaker 1: Charla, Mae, Jasey, what up are we lying? This is
Speaker 1: your time to get it off your chest. I got
Speaker 1: an indoor pool pool. We want to hear from you
Speaker 1: on the breakfast club.
Speaker 14: Get on the phone right now. He'll tell you what
Speaker 14: it is.
Speaker 1: We lie. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 16: You always keep from Brooklyn?
Speaker 1: You heard keep from Brooklyn? Brooklyn? Yo?
Speaker 16: What's going? Oh yeah, I'm happy to hear litt of
Speaker 16: Brooks coming up there today. The first thing I want
Speaker 16: to say is I'm voting for Nicki Haley. I like
Speaker 16: what she's doing right now.
Speaker 1: She got to be like what she's saying.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, I know. I'm like, I'm baking on her
Speaker 14: to be the nominee for I'm saying, Okay, I like
Speaker 14: what she's got.
Speaker 1: Also, I'm hearing that, and I'm hearing that from both sides.
Speaker 8: I'm hearing people on the left and right say that
Speaker 8: they like Nicki Haley.
Speaker 16: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 14: I like a lot of things that he's saying. I
Speaker 14: like the fact that she was he went in bass
Speaker 14: to the UH because I feel like we need UH
Speaker 14: people that are familiar with global politics right now. So
Speaker 14: she was going on today. But also what I.
Speaker 15: Want to say is just switching the subject, showing me
Speaker 15: did you hear that song and think of slavery?
Speaker 8: Because because he's white, and I keep hearing about whips
Speaker 8: and chains man, just how my brain works.
Speaker 1: That's nigga math.
Speaker 16: Know you Uh, you need to go sleep after this.
Speaker 1: I need to what go to sleep?
Speaker 14: You need to go to sleep after this.
Speaker 1: You need after listen, listen after this. You might be right.
Speaker 1: I might I might be too woke on this one.
Speaker 1: You might be right.
Speaker 16: Hello, who's this or something to me?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 1: What's your name? Brother?
Speaker 2: This Sean?
Speaker 14: What's on on?
Speaker 16: Sean?
Speaker 1: Get off your chest?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 14: Listen, Uncle Sharlotte you there, I'm right here, King King, listen.
Speaker 14: I need you to get with Tyr Reese. I needed
Speaker 14: to give me with his lawyers for Home depot. Man,
Speaker 14: they just stole my money, man.
Speaker 1: Well home you listen.
Speaker 14: Ordered snow girl off off the internet. They delivered it
Speaker 14: to my house. They sent me a picture that they
Speaker 14: delivered it to my house. And when I got home,
Speaker 14: the snow girl wasn't there. They just stole my six
Speaker 14: uncle Charler.
Speaker 7: That ship that sounds of your neighborhood.
Speaker 10: That'sund like a neighbor took that one, bro, It sounds
Speaker 10: like home deep man.
Speaker 14: Listen, I went through all the rigged morod to try
Speaker 14: to get the money back, father Pleice report did it
Speaker 14: dis fueled my fing They contacted said that they did
Speaker 14: nobody tanking my money.
Speaker 1: So so the snowblower actually came to your house.
Speaker 14: It was a picture that was at my yet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that ain't the.
Speaker 5: Home depot fault, bro, somebody else for it might be
Speaker 5: the delivery people.
Speaker 1: It might be a neighbor. It might be somebody driving
Speaker 1: by seeing that box.
Speaker 14: Yeah might so much snow, bro. I'm going out of money,
Speaker 14: is out.
Speaker 1: Of goddamn money.
Speaker 8: But guess what when you see that person blowing that
Speaker 8: snow this winter, when you see.
Speaker 5: Somebody Okay, sorry, brother, get it off your chest.
Speaker 1: Eight, don't drink five eight five one on five one.
Speaker 5: If you need event, you can hit us something. Now,
Speaker 5: we got rooms on the way along. What were talking about.
Speaker 4: Yes, we are going to get into Kicky Palmer. She
Speaker 4: filed for a restraining order against Darius Jackson, who is
Speaker 4: the father for child.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll get into that when we come back.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: Morning.
Speaker 5: Everybody is j NV Charlamagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 5: Breakfast Club. Lauren l Rossa is here. Let me send
Speaker 5: out a birthday shout out to Tracy Morgan. Today is
Speaker 5: comedian Tracy Morgan's birthday. Salute Tracy Morgan. I know he
Speaker 5: listens every morning with Tracy.
Speaker 4: Shout out to my cousin Tasha is celebrating her birthday today.
Speaker 7: Right in yesterday she was here in New York. So
Speaker 7: happy birthday.
Speaker 8: Let me say happy born day to my man Ron White.
Speaker 8: Ron is the first person to put me on the
Speaker 8: radio back in the day three Jams and Charles of
Speaker 8: South Carolina when he was the music.
Speaker 1: Director, saluted he what he likes you too heavy? What
Speaker 1: do you mean yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, sounds like a
Speaker 1: good brother. He is a great brother, great brother. He
Speaker 1: sends me messages about you all the time. Let me
Speaker 1: show you some of them when we're not on there.
Speaker 7: Y'all are so awkward.
Speaker 1: Do I love Ron? That's my dude dropping the clues
Speaker 1: bomb for Ron Man.
Speaker 8: Used to call it black a belly Ryn slack of
Speaker 8: belly back in the day.
Speaker 1: Yes, I don't want to know. And today part of
Speaker 1: this black pack.
Speaker 5: And today would have been Big Pun's birthday too, So recipes,
Speaker 5: We're gonna get some Big Pun in the mix this morning.
Speaker 10: You know, we throw back on a Friday.
Speaker 9: But let's get to the rumors.
Speaker 7: I think a lot of people will recognize the voice.
Speaker 17: In the name.
Speaker 4: Club Lauren came in hot man. I hate to have
Speaker 4: to talk about this. Kekey Palmer has filed for a
Speaker 4: restraining order against her son's father, Darius Jackson. Now this
Speaker 4: comes after she also filed for sole custody of her son.
Speaker 4: So she filed for sole legal and physical custody of
Speaker 4: their eight month old son. I don't know how you
Speaker 4: pronounced his first name. I think it's Lotus. Liotis one
Speaker 4: of the two. So this is something that she shares
Speaker 4: with Darius Jackson. Do you guys remember that there was
Speaker 4: a hole back and forth with Darius and Key Palmer
Speaker 4: publicly online following all the Usher stuff. So in the
Speaker 4: domestic violence restraining order that she filed, she said that
Speaker 4: she Darius has trespassed into her home without her knowledge
Speaker 4: or consent. He has threatened her. He physically attacked her.
Speaker 4: He lunched for her neck, he struck her, he threw
Speaker 4: her over the couch, stole her phone when she told
Speaker 4: him that she was going to call the police. There's
Speaker 4: another part of the filing where she make sure that
Speaker 4: she outlines that the abuse, as I mentioned earlier, wasn't
Speaker 4: just physical, but it was also emotional as well too.
Speaker 4: So she says the abuse during our relationship was not
Speaker 4: just physical, but emotional and manipulative. Darius would love bomb
Speaker 4: me and make me feel like I was the most
Speaker 4: important woman in the world, only to get extremely distant
Speaker 4: cold over a perceived insult to him. If we were
Speaker 4: at a party or an event and I spoke to
Speaker 4: a person too long or looked at someone a certain way,
Speaker 4: he would throwing off in a rage, telling me I
Speaker 4: was a slut and hrror accused me of cheating on
Speaker 4: him and tell me that I did not love him.
Speaker 4: Darius had a way of gaslighting me to make me
Speaker 4: feel like I was doing something wrong even though I wasn't. Now,
Speaker 4: I do want to point out that after all these
Speaker 4: filings became public through various media outlets, there were also
Speaker 4: photos attached in the restraining order, which is common people
Speaker 4: attached photos to kind of just, you know, back up
Speaker 4: what they're saying, to show urgency of the need of
Speaker 4: the restraining order. And in the photos you do see
Speaker 4: Keky Palmer and a man who she is saying is
Speaker 4: Darius Jackson, and there is physical things happening, like you
Speaker 4: see her being pulled over the couch, you see his
Speaker 4: hand on her body.
Speaker 7: It's really tough to look at.
Speaker 4: I hate to have to again talk about this, but
Speaker 4: I will say that there have been times where Key
Speaker 4: Palmer spoke about certain things that have happened to her
Speaker 4: in her life. She's not speaking out directly here, and
Speaker 4: people didn't believe her. They laughed her out. So there's
Speaker 4: a different conversation right now just about Keky Palmer and
Speaker 4: the fact that I mean, I think that if these
Speaker 4: photos hadn't been attached to the restraining order, there would
Speaker 4: be maybe some pushback on what's happening here, And the
Speaker 4: pushback is already happening from Darius his family. His brother's
Speaker 4: going back and forth online with Kekey Palmer's mom right now,
Speaker 4: who also had to speak out on behalf of her
Speaker 4: daughter a sick listening.
Speaker 18: Look, I've never done anything like this. I've been in
Speaker 18: this business for twenty two years. I've seen a lot
Speaker 18: of stuff, but this is I can't help myself for
Speaker 18: Sharona's jackson to post on his Twitter the ridiculous that
Speaker 18: he's posted.
Speaker 1: When he knew his brother was abusive.
Speaker 18: I went to Sharona's over a year ago and told
Speaker 18: him that his brother was abusive to my daughter and
Speaker 18: he said, well, I used to be like that too.
Speaker 18: What So now he's posting on Twitter like he's this
Speaker 18: special guy. We know he's the biggest boy in Hollywood.
Speaker 18: He's disrespectful to women, just like his little brother. He
Speaker 18: taught his brother how to be abusive, So he don't
Speaker 18: get to act like he's this special guy. No, you're
Speaker 18: a boy and you're a part of the problem.
Speaker 9: So KICKI.
Speaker 7: Parmer and her mom have a really close relationship.
Speaker 4: You got they were actually doing a podcast there is
Speaker 4: Kicky Palmer's mom in Kiki So, but we don't I
Speaker 4: say that to say it makes sense of em And
Speaker 4: of course it's her daughter that she would speak out,
Speaker 4: but she literally she's normally out the way like I've
Speaker 4: never I don't know ever hearing from.
Speaker 10: Business mama call youa f boy. That means it's some
Speaker 10: serious stuff.
Speaker 8: And also, to you know, contrary to popular belief, it
Speaker 8: does not matter what the court of public opinion thinks
Speaker 8: and situations like this, the only thing that matters is
Speaker 8: what happens in a court of law. And I really
Speaker 8: wish we didn't have to see people's trauma play out
Speaker 8: over social media because I know it's already tough to
Speaker 8: deal with these kinds of situations, but all of the
Speaker 8: energy of social media has to make it worse.
Speaker 5: I hate the fact that that these these what happens
Speaker 5: in court in all these documents or people can pull
Speaker 5: it up in the public. I hate that because if
Speaker 5: this is something private that they're dealing with at home,
Speaker 5: it'll never stay private because anybody can access any of
Speaker 5: those that those PaperWorks that come from the court, which
Speaker 5: makes it a story, which makes it.
Speaker 10: Have people have to talk and have to respond.
Speaker 1: And they're gonna change that soon.
Speaker 8: And the reason they're gonna change that soon is because
Speaker 8: of the court of public opinion that exists on social media.
Speaker 1: Like imagine you was dealing with something that's a jury drive.
Speaker 8: It's impossible for a juror to not see what other
Speaker 8: people think about the situation, to not see all the
Speaker 8: backendalls that may happen.
Speaker 1: I think eventually they're gonna they're gonna change that.
Speaker 8: But you know, this is a horrible, say situation, and
Speaker 8: I'm sad and that's sister had to go through that,
Speaker 8: And if it's true, I hope that brother gets the
Speaker 8: help you need so he doesn't continue to project that
Speaker 8: hurt and pain on the others, especially as child.
Speaker 1: Because there's a child involved in right and.
Speaker 4: A baby that they're going to have to raise together
Speaker 4: that makes it even right, and now the family's getting
Speaker 4: involved in I will say that Sharona's has spoke back
Speaker 4: in response to Keikey Parmer's mom saying that he never
Speaker 4: once said that to her, not once in his life.
Speaker 4: And he goes on to say that he's never been
Speaker 4: abusive to anyone, and you know, just kind of speaks
Speaker 4: on his own behalf. It's just tough also to Kiki
Speaker 4: Parmer is such a big star that this is something
Speaker 4: that y'all know how goes.
Speaker 7: This is going to be in the media.
Speaker 4: For a long time the episode, so it's definitely going
Speaker 4: to ask more pressure to the situation.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well that is your rumor reports. Now when we
Speaker 5: come back, we got front page news, so we'll tell
Speaker 5: you what's happening on out there, and then Marlon Walliams
Speaker 5: will be joining us.
Speaker 19: They don't move.
Speaker 5: It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your
Speaker 5: mornings will never be the.
Speaker 1: Same morning, everybody. It's j NV Charlamagne the God. We
Speaker 1: are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Laura la Rosa is here and let's get in some
Speaker 5: front page news NFL. Last night the Beds beat the
Speaker 5: Panthers sixteen thirteen, and we got tests here.
Speaker 1: What up Tears?
Speaker 11: Good morning, DJ Amy, Good morning, Lauren Charlemagne de Gott.
Speaker 5: Now test, I feel like everything is being recalled right
Speaker 5: now as far as food is concerned, right, Yes.
Speaker 11: This is crazy, yet another recalled. Federal health officials are
Speaker 11: expanding an investigation and potentially lead tainted pouches of animal
Speaker 11: of apple cinnamon fruit marketed for children and reports of
Speaker 11: illness and additional product recalls. The US Food and Drug
Speaker 11: Administration said to receive reports of at least seven illnesses
Speaker 11: possibly linked to the contaminated career and containing high levels
Speaker 11: of lead. This is really really disturbing to me. They
Speaker 11: recall though it's called Wanna Bama Bana apple cinnamon fruit,
Speaker 11: recalled products from Snucks, and recall from Weis's brand cinnamon
Speaker 11: apple sauce pouches. So those are little cinnamon pouches that
Speaker 11: you know, like the kind of like an apple sauce
Speaker 11: if you will.
Speaker 1: Have a FD eight.
Speaker 11: The FDA officials said that eating the contaminated products could
Speaker 11: result in acute of toxicity, and parents and caregivers should
Speaker 11: not buy or serve these pouches. They were sold in
Speaker 11: retailers like Amazon, Dollar Tree, and it, Snucks and eat
Speaker 11: Well Market grocery stores.
Speaker 8: Yeah, these people taking back their recipes, theyre concoctions all
Speaker 8: this toxic BSD out here feeding us in our kids.
Speaker 1: They're taking it back because it's two poisons.
Speaker 5: Now we think about it. Last week, you had the
Speaker 5: Dino the Dino nuggets. You had these, and then you
Speaker 5: said something else. We had to had a recall as well.
Speaker 5: That's that's three things for kids.
Speaker 8: Told my daughter that about the dinal so she said,
Speaker 8: throw them out right now. She said, it's meddling them.
Speaker 8: Throw them out right now.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 7: Eating nothing.
Speaker 11: Yeah, a lot of this is going on. I'm even
Speaker 11: to the point that we let me make sure I'm
Speaker 11: not missing any recalls because it's happening. Uh, you know
Speaker 11: so much. And this is the issue, and these kids
Speaker 11: get sick. To be honest with you, I really do
Speaker 11: hope they sue or do something because these are lifelong
Speaker 11: offens who worked on the Flint, Michigan case resulting over
Speaker 11: six hundred settlement, you know, due to lead. With those kids,
Speaker 11: it really does cause a lifetime issue. You know, learning
Speaker 11: disabilities and all types of things come. So poisoning people's kids,
Speaker 11: that is not it at all.
Speaker 8: Also, man, this is why we got to go back
Speaker 8: to growing our own foods. You know, growing up in
Speaker 8: the country, growing up in most pot of South Carolina,
Speaker 8: you know, I grew up around corn fields. I grew
Speaker 8: up you know, everybody had some type of livestock. You know,
Speaker 8: there was chickens in the yard, there was a you know,
Speaker 8: a pig in the yard that eventually would be slaughter.
Speaker 8: You know, I don't eat no pork, but you know,
Speaker 8: back in the day. But I'm saying, like we got
Speaker 8: to go back to that. You got to go back
Speaker 8: to having your own livestock if you can, you know,
Speaker 8: growing your own crops if you can.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can do that in the country, but you
Speaker 5: can't do that in places like Brooklyn. You can't do
Speaker 5: that in places like Queens. I mean, you do that
Speaker 5: in the country, but you can't do that in the
Speaker 5: city area.
Speaker 1: They need to be smart like everybody else to take
Speaker 1: their ass down south.
Speaker 17: Down.
Speaker 8: You can't do that place like move to Jersey or
Speaker 8: Pennsylvania somewhere. Get you a nice get you a piece
Speaker 8: of land and do something. You can grow stuff in
Speaker 8: the window in Brooklyn. Grow some tomatoes and you talk.
Speaker 7: About having pigs and chickens and tomato.
Speaker 1: You can go three tomatoes and brook Why you can't
Speaker 1: real chickens. You got a bunch of pit bulls. I
Speaker 1: bet you Brookle a full of pit bulls. You got
Speaker 1: a bunch of You got a bunch of pit bulls, and.
Speaker 4: Catch you in the middle of like mercy is crazy
Speaker 4: because like I don't like where would they eat.
Speaker 1: I ain't go from my neighbor they have a chicken
Speaker 1: though in Queens. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Always one person.
Speaker 3: Like something like, how did you get a one?
Speaker 7: You get a chicken?
Speaker 8: You can have something. You can choose to have something
Speaker 8: if you want. It's all about what you want.
Speaker 11: Well, just as if I did go down the rabbit
Speaker 11: hole of this on a little bit because I wanted
Speaker 11: to know how the lead got into the centiment, and
Speaker 11: it does have to do with how it was harvested,
Speaker 11: so that yeah, it's a real thing.
Speaker 10: Can we break down this holiday hiring now?
Speaker 5: Because I'm hearing Christmas music now, I'm seeing Christmas decorations.
Speaker 1: It's happened early and early and early.
Speaker 11: It's happening early now that guess people on Harry get
Speaker 11: through the year.
Speaker 1: But this is some good.
Speaker 11: We were heavy on the job news this morning. I
Speaker 11: wanted to make sure we end with this. At the
Speaker 11: holiday season, it's just right around the corner. Many companies
Speaker 11: are looking to fill four hundred thousand in seasonal rows
Speaker 11: of the Hollywood season and the Hollywood the Holiday season
Speaker 11: pardon me picks. An uptick is an uptick this year
Speaker 11: due to consumer spending, whether it's online or if it
Speaker 11: is in the stores. Take a listen to who was hiring.
Speaker 20: Top retailers looking to hire seasonal employees currently include Target, Cole's, Walmart, Amazon, Ups,
Speaker 20: and USPS.
Speaker 7: Many companies also offering.
Speaker 20: Perks like more pay bonuses, flexibility, and reliable hours during
Speaker 20: the holidays.
Speaker 1: I have no problem with that.
Speaker 8: First of all, I want everybody to go out there
Speaker 8: and get you a holiday job if you need it
Speaker 8: to get some extra change, right. But also I love
Speaker 8: the holiday season. I want the holiday season to last
Speaker 8: as long as possible. One of my favorite things when
Speaker 8: you travel city to city or go to other countries
Speaker 8: and see how cities have cities and countries have decorated
Speaker 8: their cities and countries for the holidays.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love it too. I love it.
Speaker 1: My wife been put on Christmas like stuff right right
Speaker 1: after hallowe out.
Speaker 11: We still have a Christmas last year. Some people never
Speaker 11: take it down years.
Speaker 7: Yeah, people just turn That's just like you know what
Speaker 7: some people no.
Speaker 5: I mean when my pops used to put it up
Speaker 5: like octob no, because it was.
Speaker 1: Still a little warm.
Speaker 5: So you put it up when it's warm and you
Speaker 5: don't turn them on until Christmas time, but at least
Speaker 5: they're ready to rock and.
Speaker 8: Roll like to because you know these companies that do
Speaker 8: the lighting, they get booked up so fast.
Speaker 1: So my white people went ahead and did it early.
Speaker 1: They're not on yet.
Speaker 4: But the y'all but companies and do your lighting. Book
Speaker 4: companies and the your lighting.
Speaker 1: We support businesses supporting.
Speaker 7: You're getting money. That's regular people that.
Speaker 11: Got a major.
Speaker 7: When are you coming on?
Speaker 1: You have the treep ready, No, I got the tree up.
Speaker 11: I've never seen my tree down, charl You've never seen
Speaker 11: people like the.
Speaker 7: Money you gave money.
Speaker 11: You've never seen people keep the tree tree up. You
Speaker 11: around and you decorated with each like Easter. You put
Speaker 11: Eastern stuff.
Speaker 7: On people like that like.
Speaker 1: That's indeed.
Speaker 7: The House of Martinis too, like that is allowed.
Speaker 11: Like my cousin she decorates like every month, whatever's going
Speaker 11: on for that month. They use the tree.
Speaker 8: People are the spirited people take the tree down exactly,
Speaker 8: especially during the Black history. Most Black history. Mot tree
Speaker 8: is marijuana man, stupid marijuana playing.
Speaker 3: That'd be a dope project.
Speaker 11: You could make it marijuanda, Like you don't put a
Speaker 11: little bud.
Speaker 1: It's just festive.
Speaker 11: Some people are just festive. They like to see the
Speaker 11: tree year round.
Speaker 7: So y'all celebrate Kwanza.
Speaker 4: No, no, not that I wouldn't when Kantar, I think
Speaker 4: it's right after New Yek's Dinner's days or something before.
Speaker 4: We always, I don't know, we.
Speaker 7: Celebrate on January first.
Speaker 4: We always get together. We do like the Seven Principles
Speaker 4: of starts.
Speaker 1: On December twenty six. What are you talking about.
Speaker 4: Telling you when I celebrated. I celebrated on January first,
Speaker 4: that last day. So January person, we get together, we eat,
Speaker 4: We do the seven principles of Kwansa.
Speaker 7: We you know, we dress up.
Speaker 1: When you celebrate Google Delaware holiday different in the world.
Speaker 1: Delawar is Christmas.
Speaker 8: Christmas in Delaware is February twenty.
Speaker 11: Trying to switch it up talking about No, I'm talking
Speaker 11: about today.
Speaker 1: I celebrated Jesus. All right, Well that is front page news,
Speaker 1: Steak and tears.
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Speaker 5: All right, when we come back, Marlon Waynes will be
Speaker 5: joining us. We're gonna kick up with Marlowyanes. He's doing
Speaker 5: another special and we'll talk to him next.
Speaker 1: It don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good Morning, the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 5: Everybody is tej n V. Charlemagne to God, Laura Larossa.
Speaker 5: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest
Speaker 5: in the building.
Speaker 1: We got Marla.
Speaker 3: Wayans Gang Gang looking at the like I'm like you
Speaker 3: were there. No, ain't.
Speaker 1: He's gonna be on that when you've been saying that
Speaker 1: last time been two years many.
Speaker 10: Kevin Hart there showing the picture looking like this is
Speaker 10: what this wall.
Speaker 1: Supposed to be.
Speaker 3: Look got me.
Speaker 17: It's lookdog and a lookdog anime. Not even a handsome
Speaker 17: picture of me. I ain't done something y'all made. Kevin
Speaker 17: Hart talk and y'all can't get a handsome picture of me.
Speaker 17: He has a grown ass face. Kevin looked in the
Speaker 17: face like he should be six or five.
Speaker 1: The face. Man, this is the one thing about you. Marlon.
Speaker 1: You're doing another comedy special.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 1: You on a run like Lil Wayne wants with music.
Speaker 1: Man was with mixtapes.
Speaker 17: Man I feel like I feel like Nas and Buster.
Speaker 17: I feel like, oh the second half. Now, this is
Speaker 17: when you really come in the own. First thirty years
Speaker 17: you learn. Now it's like, oh, I'm executing. I don't
Speaker 17: have to rehearse special for two years to get to
Speaker 17: know the special.
Speaker 16: Wo.
Speaker 3: I ain't got to take that long to write it.
Speaker 17: I've written movies since I was seventeen years old, so
Speaker 17: writing is just something I do. So I know how
Speaker 17: to write a movie. I can remember a script. So
Speaker 17: when I'm writing stand up, I didn't write it down
Speaker 17: no more. I just write it in my head and
Speaker 17: I put it away in the catalog inside my head
Speaker 17: like tapes, and I now I just know and that
Speaker 17: I make it. Things happen. I go, this is what
Speaker 17: God wants me to do, and I do a special.
Speaker 17: So I'm doing my fourth Special Good Grief for Special
Speaker 17: Good Grief at the Apollo sold out two shows. Yeah, Mama,
Speaker 17: be did I think I was gonna sell two shows?
Speaker 3: In Halem?
Speaker 17: Times is still rough in Harlem, everywhere else the world
Speaker 17: is thriving. Halem gentrification stopped in hallm And He's like,
Speaker 17: I ain't gonna work here, yo, do that other places
Speaker 17: we like regular coffee. We don't want those Starbucks. So
Speaker 17: sold out two shows at Halem and then uh yeah, man,
Speaker 17: I'm in Nayak tonight and then after that I'm gonna
Speaker 17: be where am I next week? Craig Oh, New Year's
Speaker 17: I'm gonna be in Atlanta. I got two shows at
Speaker 17: the Roxy Theater, New York Is. Get your tickets. I'll
Speaker 17: have a brand I have a brand new set. So
Speaker 17: I'm gonna do the set up the apollo. I'm gonna
Speaker 17: retire this set. I don't keep doing it until the
Speaker 17: special comes out. I retire the set the night that
Speaker 17: I do it, good night.
Speaker 5: That's my good six months to go with a new set,
Speaker 5: it's another new set.
Speaker 3: I'm a monster.
Speaker 1: So why is it called good Grief?
Speaker 17: Because it's about how I'm dealing with grief and what's
Speaker 17: good about grief and how you could it's either bad
Speaker 17: grief or good grief. I've lost fifty seven people I
Speaker 17: love in the last three years, but I still I've
Speaker 17: been through it. I've been at rock bottom. I've been
Speaker 17: in darkness. I've been in dark times. People don't know
Speaker 17: what I've been feeling. They don't know the pain that
Speaker 17: I've been going through and what's happening in my life,
Speaker 17: because I always find my smiles.
Speaker 3: But when you lose fifty seven people.
Speaker 5: That you love, fifty seven, damn fifty seven.
Speaker 17: And I'm not talking about like you know, people you knew,
Speaker 17: like I'm talking about people I love, like John Witherspoon,
Speaker 17: my mom, my dad, and I take the grief and
Speaker 17: I go, Okay, God got me here for a reason.
Speaker 17: And so I make people smile with the things that
Speaker 17: I'm hurting with and then I heal. And I want
Speaker 17: people to know that you can heal too. Find it funny,
Speaker 17: find it. I like the fact that y'all laugh about
Speaker 17: your situation you're supposed to because without that, man, it's
Speaker 17: hard to just be in it. When you get laughs,
Speaker 17: it make you come out of your own funk. And
Speaker 17: I've learned that the audience is there.
Speaker 3: They're my therapist. I've been staying on.
Speaker 17: The stage the past three years because every time they laugh,
Speaker 17: I feel like I'm getting oxygen. It lets me know
Speaker 17: that I'm alive. People, it's okay to laugh, and everything's
Speaker 17: gonna be okay. And so it's called good grief and
Speaker 17: it's dope. So it's dedication to my mom and dad.
Speaker 17: I would say it's intentional to do it in holl Yeah,
Speaker 17: my mom and dad is born and raised in Harlem.
Speaker 17: My mother actually performed at the Apollo with a sister's
Speaker 17: Amateur Night and they won with the Green Sisters, they
Speaker 17: won two times in a row. So I wanted to
Speaker 17: return to the most famous stage, to the greatest city
Speaker 17: that raised the two greatest people I know and and
Speaker 17: do my best show and dedicated to them in the memory.
Speaker 7: How'se preparation for this show going to be different with
Speaker 7: all of that? You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: No, it's the same.
Speaker 17: Everything's the same when you do your reps. Everything same.
Speaker 17: I'm not tripping. I'm not putting too much on it.
Speaker 17: I know I'm gonna be a little bit more emotional
Speaker 17: when it's done. You know, I'm gonna feel like Michael
Speaker 17: Jordan when he had that when he pop passed and
Speaker 17: he was holding that trophy and crying.
Speaker 1: On the floor.
Speaker 17: I'm gonna feel like that because there's a victory and
Speaker 17: honoring your parents and I had them with me for
Speaker 17: so long and being able to talk about them every
Speaker 17: day on stage was great, but also hard, so retiring
Speaker 17: that is also retiring some of.
Speaker 3: The memory of them, and it's.
Speaker 17: Gonna be emotional night. And I have a lot of family
Speaker 17: in the house. But this set, the set is crazy.
Speaker 17: I was goney, it got heart, I got it's dark,
Speaker 17: it's special.
Speaker 3: I'm if it was whack.
Speaker 17: I would tell y'all if I feel like it was garbage,
Speaker 17: if I ever feel like it's garbage.
Speaker 3: But then again, as artists, we never think it's garbage.
Speaker 7: I want to say, you're still on a stage.
Speaker 3: If you got it with garbage, I wouldn't put it out.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't do a special. I'm not rushing to do
Speaker 3: a special for what I'm only doing. I'm doing specials
Speaker 3: when it's special.
Speaker 17: And I'm doing special because I'm not gonna sit on
Speaker 17: material for five years doing the same set.
Speaker 3: When I go to your city, I want you to know, yo,
Speaker 3: he got a brand new set.
Speaker 17: Every time I go to your city, which is once
Speaker 17: a year, he got a brand new set.
Speaker 3: That's the kind of artist I want to be.
Speaker 17: I want to drop album after album after album, like
Speaker 17: you said, like Lil Wayne, like it's an album.
Speaker 3: That's what a comedy show. It's an album.
Speaker 17: So I'm dropping albums and I want people to see
Speaker 17: my progression from locush so you know what it is to.
Speaker 1: God loves me, to good grief. Every year you're.
Speaker 17: Gonna see my progression as an artist. And then one
Speaker 17: day you're like, yo, where did he come from? I've
Speaker 17: been here, y'all just discovered me.
Speaker 5: I was gonna ask, is there any pressure? Because since
Speaker 5: it is so close, he heard about your family. You
Speaker 5: got family members coming, and I'm sure the closest people
Speaker 5: that will teach you the most is your family members.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: No, I think my brothers trust that I do the
Speaker 3: work right.
Speaker 17: It was one thing when they were older and when
Speaker 17: I was when they were when I when I was younger,
Speaker 17: they were trying to protect me and they know you
Speaker 17: do you know what you're stepping into.
Speaker 3: But I think after God loves me.
Speaker 17: The last special about the slap about you know, Chris
Speaker 17: Rock and Jada and Will. After they saw that, that
Speaker 17: was the first time in thirty years that my brothers
Speaker 17: was like.
Speaker 21: Damon said to Keene, he said, yo, I saw Marlins
Speaker 21: stand up. He said, what do you think?
Speaker 3: He said?
Speaker 21: It was brilliant that little ugly is on or something?
Speaker 3: He said one because I've.
Speaker 21: Never seen it done. I never seen somebody take one
Speaker 21: little stupid topic and do a whole hour about it.
Speaker 21: But it wasn't about them. It was about him and
Speaker 21: Keen and Sony. So okay, let me see then Keen
Speaker 21: and Sony goes. I saw your special and Damon was right.
Speaker 21: It was brilliant. I'm proud of you.
Speaker 3: You changed the game.
Speaker 17: And from there that gave me a level of confidence like, Okay,
Speaker 17: now I know not their process, or you discover your
Speaker 17: own process, you come into your own. I wanted to
Speaker 17: break the mold so that I found what is Marlin.
Speaker 17: I have my own identity as far as what I'm
Speaker 17: doing in terms of specials and what my skill set is.
Speaker 3: I don't look at the next man.
Speaker 17: I don't want to do what anybody's doing, with none
Speaker 17: of my peers or people before me.
Speaker 3: I just want to do the best.
Speaker 17: Marlin that I can, and Marlin at so many different
Speaker 17: levels because I'm an actor, I'm a writer, I'm a producer.
Speaker 17: I do drama, I do comedy, I do characters. So
Speaker 17: I just I just be Marlin, and I feel like
Speaker 17: these are my best years. People have been watching me
Speaker 17: for thirty years. It's hard to see somebody grow when
Speaker 17: they're in your house every day. It's when they go
Speaker 17: away and you yo, you shot up. The weird part
Speaker 17: for me is they people been watching me grow for
Speaker 17: thirty years, and now I'm finally at that place where
Speaker 17: I feel like I'm that dude.
Speaker 5: All Right, we got more with Marlo Waans when we
Speaker 5: come back, moves, the Breakfast Club, good morning Morning. Everybody
Speaker 5: is DJ Envy, Charlmagne, the gud we are the Breakfast
Speaker 5: Club's still kicking it with Marla Wayne's Charlamagne.
Speaker 8: I'm shocked that you ain't milking it. And what I
Speaker 8: mean by that is like, you know you got this
Speaker 8: this special.
Speaker 1: Good grief. You could tore that for two years.
Speaker 8: You could have taught any of these specials for two years,
Speaker 8: got paid like a mop.
Speaker 3: Didn't do the special. Yeah, but does that make me
Speaker 3: a great artist?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: Does it make me a better artist and a better writer?
Speaker 17: If I let material be disposable and create from what
Speaker 17: it's new. I can't hold on. You can't hoard material,
Speaker 17: You can't hoard life. Life brings you so much drama
Speaker 17: every day.
Speaker 3: I can't.
Speaker 17: I only got that much storage space, So I want
Speaker 17: to hurry up and talk about this because I got
Speaker 17: so many other things to talk about.
Speaker 3: There's so much.
Speaker 17: I got a great special about my brothers that I
Speaker 17: want to do. I got a call ugly Baby. I
Speaker 17: got my I know my next three special.
Speaker 1: I got a special. Wait, it's called ugly Baby.
Speaker 7: You can't just skit over like we got.
Speaker 17: That's been My production company is Ugly Baby Production because
Speaker 17: I was an ugly ass baby.
Speaker 1: Sean was a pretty baby. I was ugly Sean.
Speaker 17: Me and Sean used to have a two bang of
Speaker 17: stroller and when they see Sean, they'd be.
Speaker 3: Like, Oh, that baby's so beautiful. I want one, and
Speaker 3: then I would move, Oh.
Speaker 17: My god, I think it after birth wearing odds gosh,
Speaker 17: I was.
Speaker 1: I was ugly baby.
Speaker 17: So I talk about me being the youngest of all
Speaker 17: my brothers in the journey of being the young Prince
Speaker 17: of Kings, and it's a beautiful hour and a dedication
Speaker 17: in the roads and toast of my brothers. I'm gonna
Speaker 17: do that one after see I I go, what's my story,
Speaker 17: and then I'm gonna do that one. That's after I
Speaker 17: do my next one, which is gonna be either probably
Speaker 17: called Skittles or Rainbow Child. I take the worst things.
Speaker 17: I used to go, what's funny about pop culture? What's
Speaker 17: funny about race?
Speaker 3: What's funny?
Speaker 17: That's that was wolkish. That's the first time I'm telling
Speaker 17: the joke. I'm arning I tell jokes. And then and
Speaker 17: you know what it is. I was like, I'm gonna
Speaker 17: tell some jokes, but I'm gonna tell some truth. And
Speaker 17: I talked about me getting caught cheating on a boat,
Speaker 17: because that happened and it messed my family up. So
Speaker 17: I was like, what's funny about that? And so that
Speaker 17: show grew into that. And then the third one was
Speaker 17: like the Slap. That wasn't about Chris will and Jada.
Speaker 17: That was about my journey knowing all of them and
Speaker 17: all the painful things that I went through in that situation,
Speaker 17: and that God really is always an individual experience for you.
Speaker 17: Whatever happens in the world is really happening for you
Speaker 17: as an individual.
Speaker 5: You never wanted to go back to the Slap. Now
Speaker 5: that she wrote the book, because I'm sure the material
Speaker 5: I could do four more hours on it after that
Speaker 5: tour she did. But here's the thing her talked about,
Speaker 5: your brother.
Speaker 3: Keenan was done.
Speaker 17: My family has been nothing but love and positivity, and
Speaker 17: Keenan used to always tell her how great she could be.
Speaker 3: And Keenan had sit down with j Love, Why do
Speaker 3: you think we are doing what we do?
Speaker 17: Because Keenan putting our head, this is what you can
Speaker 17: do if you work toward it, and even deniable force
Speaker 17: of nature he did, And keen is that dude. And
Speaker 17: Jada is a friend and Will is a friend and
Speaker 17: Jada's more my friend than Will. But I feel like this,
Speaker 17: everybody mind your business, everybody always and everybody business like yo.
Speaker 3: Social media has allowed people to creep.
Speaker 17: Into your business. That's not your fucking business. My life
Speaker 17: ain't your business.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 17: Like, it's really not. I get my jokes is your business.
Speaker 17: What I let you see is my business. But if
Speaker 17: that's their marriage, whatever they choose for their marriage and
Speaker 17: whatever they want to share, great, but it's not for
Speaker 17: us to watch their life like TV.
Speaker 1: This is people's lives.
Speaker 17: So I'm more and I think I did something right
Speaker 17: when I did my special because I didn't get no
Speaker 17: calls from Will, I didn't get no calls from Jada,
Speaker 17: I didn't get no calls from Chris, and Jada just
Speaker 17: did this tour.
Speaker 3: I didn't hear she had.
Speaker 7: Nothing she dragging?
Speaker 17: No why because Jada knows I love her. Jada knows
Speaker 17: I came from love. But she also knows that get
Speaker 17: crazy Marlin just he off. He just gonna say what
Speaker 17: he gonna say. But it's always with love. So it's
Speaker 17: not about I wasn't being hateful, angry or bitter. I
Speaker 17: was just telling funny truths.
Speaker 8: Ugly babies might be off you to do because the
Speaker 8: brother's got to be there, right, So keen that pressure,
Speaker 8: like actually sitting there watching you.
Speaker 3: No, they ain't gonna be there.
Speaker 17: I hope we do a tour together and I get
Speaker 17: to do my set with about them with them there.
Speaker 17: So I mean they they know I love them, and
Speaker 17: when I do it, they gonna they know it's love.
Speaker 17: It's gonna be truth. It's gonna be funny, but it's
Speaker 17: gonna be love. And then Skittles or Rainbow Child is
Speaker 17: about my my daughter. I have a daughter that transition
Speaker 17: into a son, My my my daughter, My is now
Speaker 17: Kai true and so yeah, and so I talk about
Speaker 17: the transition, not her transit, their transition, but my transition
Speaker 17: as a parent, going from ignorance and denial to complete, unconditional,
Speaker 17: loving acceptance. And I think there's a lot of parents
Speaker 17: out there that need to have that message.
Speaker 3: And I know I'm dealing with it.
Speaker 17: It was a very painful situation for me, but man,
Speaker 17: it's one of the best funniest hours I probably could
Speaker 17: ever imagine.
Speaker 10: I can't see that child come up to you and
Speaker 10: ask you, because you joke too much.
Speaker 5: So I can see a child say, Dad, I'm thinking
Speaker 5: of transitioning, and I could just see you take nothing serious.
Speaker 3: I always joke. They know.
Speaker 17: I told my daughter and I said, you transition into
Speaker 17: your brother. You look just like him. See I can't
Speaker 17: tell like I swear to God twenty three and twenty one.
Speaker 17: But they're brilliant. They don't change, brilliant, most well read,
Speaker 17: the smartest ways, smartest hands down. This this my dude.
Speaker 17: I'm still working on the program.
Speaker 7: That changed dude.
Speaker 1: They let mean, you know, they know, they know I love.
Speaker 1: They see me.
Speaker 3: Try and they're like, I'm happy.
Speaker 17: But I gotta respect their wishes, right and and and
Speaker 17: that takes as a parent.
Speaker 3: I just want my kids to be free.
Speaker 17: I want them to be free in spirit, free in thought,
Speaker 17: free to be themselves. The more you know yourself, the
Speaker 17: more you can govern yourself, the more you live your truth,
Speaker 17: the happier your existence. So if they can't get that
Speaker 17: in the household with their father and their mother, how
Speaker 17: to do I send them out into the.
Speaker 1: World to with that kind of confidence?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 17: And I'm just so proud of them for being them.
Speaker 17: But that don't mean that they ain't got jokes.
Speaker 5: We got more with Marla Wayans when we come back,
Speaker 5: don't move. It's the breakfast Club, Good Morning Morning. Everybody
Speaker 5: is the j n V. Charlamagne the God. We are
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club. It's still kicking it with Marla Wayans.
Speaker 4: Thinking about it the way you just put it, we
Speaker 4: need like we need comedians to be able to do
Speaker 4: that type of thing, absolutely, because laughter kind of opens
Speaker 4: up conversations. But people, people will take things, they will
Speaker 4: twist things. But how do you think comedy gets back
Speaker 4: to that.
Speaker 3: I think it takes people like me.
Speaker 7: It is not bad. People are still like.
Speaker 17: Chappelle, people like you know, Chris, you know people that
Speaker 17: don't give a I don't give I.
Speaker 3: Said it, I meant it.
Speaker 17: If you cancel me, good, I didn't want your assent
Speaker 17: my show anyway, Because real ones don't cancel you. The
Speaker 17: people and you say it, the people that love you,
Speaker 17: they come into your show and they bringing a friend.
Speaker 17: So dis cancel culture started when social media started, right,
Speaker 17: social media is not real people. These are bots from
Speaker 17: other countries sitting behind computers taking away our first right
Speaker 17: as Americans, which is freedom of speech. They're attacking us,
Speaker 17: and we're so stupid that we pick up on it,
Speaker 17: and the media picks up on it.
Speaker 3: And then they make this a story. And then now
Speaker 3: the corporations get.
Speaker 17: Scared, and the people that the sponsors get scared, and
Speaker 17: then they want to take away your job, my job.
Speaker 17: They want to take away our job because they want
Speaker 17: to take away our mouthpiece, because they want to kill
Speaker 17: our freedom of speech.
Speaker 3: And we are all stupid sheep that are following this
Speaker 3: damn thing.
Speaker 17: And I'm just like yo that I'm gonna say what
Speaker 17: I gotta say because I know I'm saying it with love.
Speaker 17: I missed the seventies when you could just say I
Speaker 17: miss I like my old racism.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 17: I love when the Puerto Rican talks a bad about
Speaker 17: the Dominican. It makes my dad. I like what they
Speaker 17: call them, yes, because they are.
Speaker 8: I feel like the world was a better place to
Speaker 8: me when everybody was more free with their speech.
Speaker 1: The world is like a better place. Yes, I think
Speaker 1: everybodyybody scared.
Speaker 17: I say, take it back to the block man, and uh,
Speaker 17: let's get back to laughing.
Speaker 3: And I have a bit in my set that I'm
Speaker 3: gonna do.
Speaker 1: It's dark.
Speaker 17: I have some dark jokes, like, but it's okay because
Speaker 17: I feel like if I'd say one day, a dark
Speaker 17: joke is gonna save your life because you're gonna be
Speaker 17: in a bad place in your life and the only
Speaker 17: way to get out of it is to look at
Speaker 17: it and find hum and laugh your way out of it.
Speaker 17: Because depression is real. Like will slap Chris. I got scared?
Speaker 17: Why because I seen somebody snap mental illness. You put
Speaker 17: the world on you. Check on your strong friends, check
Speaker 17: on your strong friends. That was a snap moment.
Speaker 8: I was like, Oh, he ain't laughed in a while, right, right,
Speaker 8: So we should be concerned instead of frying people.
Speaker 1: It's like, hey, dude, are you good?
Speaker 3: Like we don't.
Speaker 17: People go through things and we put so much on us,
Speaker 17: but you don't know how I'm feeling inside.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 17: And sometimes like you joking with him, yo, you'd be
Speaker 17: like not now. But party was like, yeah, that's good.
Speaker 3: I need that. I need that. They don't have him
Speaker 3: doing so awesome. I need you to do.
Speaker 1: I'm dark.
Speaker 3: I need some dark. Come on now, you and these
Speaker 3: white collar crimes.
Speaker 1: I need some dark. Come on. Your name is Charlamagne?
Speaker 3: Shoot somebody.
Speaker 8: Now, what about when you got into the situation that
Speaker 8: United Airlines they wearing that.
Speaker 3: You saying you like a little bit of my racism,
Speaker 3: but it was But see that was targeting, right.
Speaker 17: If I'm a first class customer, I went on the plane,
Speaker 17: I was minding my business. I had a hat on,
Speaker 17: so he didn't know it was me. You know I
Speaker 17: had I was minding my business. I had my three bags.
Speaker 17: One was empty because just in case I get an
Speaker 17: act like him that goes, you gotta put that bag
Speaker 17: with that bag or I use that bag to take
Speaker 17: my clothes when I'm going from show to the hotel.
Speaker 17: So he's like he had three bags. He's like, you
Speaker 17: can't come on here with three bags. I said, listen,
Speaker 17: I'm first class. I don't care what class you're in.
Speaker 17: You can't come on with those three bags. I said, Okay, coach.
Speaker 17: He goes, you're gonna have to eagle. You're gonna have
Speaker 17: to condense those.
Speaker 3: So I took the bag. I complied, it's all on video.
Speaker 3: I said.
Speaker 17: Cool, I said, And then he looked at the bag, goes.
Speaker 17: I said, now it's two bags. He goes, yeah, well,
Speaker 17: now that bag looks a little big. We're gonna have
Speaker 17: to check that. I looked at this, I said, I
Speaker 17: looked at my ticket. I said, see, now you're just
Speaker 17: cooking with me.
Speaker 3: I grabbed my ticket and I walked on the plane.
Speaker 3: He tried to jump on my back.
Speaker 17: I just went like this and he fell off to
Speaker 17: the ground, looking silly and goofy, and I went on
Speaker 17: the plane. He tried to jump on your back, jump
Speaker 17: my back, and I just was like whatever, and I
Speaker 17: didn't push nothing. He tried to say I assaulted him,
Speaker 17: and the cops was like yeah. They was like, this
Speaker 17: is not sir, for your clearly, this is not assault.
Speaker 1: We watched the video.
Speaker 17: They went and they got me off the plane. I
Speaker 17: didn't make no funk, no nothing. Can I talk to you, sir, sir,
Speaker 17: I complied. I talked to them and they was like,
Speaker 17: you know, he wants to press the charge and I'm like,
Speaker 17: how does he get to press charges on me when
Speaker 17: I didn't do anything?
Speaker 3: He was messing with me and I was being harassed
Speaker 3: and so I didn't like it.
Speaker 17: And so what I did was I used my mouthpiece.
Speaker 17: I used my social media to be like, yo, this
Speaker 17: is unfair. And they watched the footage and then then
Speaker 17: the Denver City District Attorney they saw it and it
Speaker 17: was like, yeah, this is nonsense.
Speaker 3: They dismissed the case.
Speaker 17: United owes me some compensation because their human resources call
Speaker 17: me up and try to defend their policy. Well, you
Speaker 17: know you can't have three bags, bitch. I didn't have
Speaker 17: three bags. I condensed it to two.
Speaker 3: You can't, I said, when what happened, the customer is
Speaker 3: always right.
Speaker 17: I said, y'all treating me like I did something bad
Speaker 17: and I have not gotten compensation, and I'm like, yo,
Speaker 17: I got white on them.
Speaker 3: I was like, I'm gonna I'm gonna write a letter
Speaker 3: to the CEL That's what I'm gonna.
Speaker 17: I'm gonna DM. I'm gonna DN the CeAl dear mister
Speaker 17: United Airlines. But he didn't DM me back.
Speaker 3: But you know it's cool.
Speaker 7: They still didn't like, like what do you so?
Speaker 4: I know that in the filing that you recently fooled,
Speaker 4: you talked about like there's there's arrows pointed to all
Speaker 4: the people that were able to get on the plane
Speaker 4: before you're able to write with three bads exactly right,
Speaker 4: and your filing.
Speaker 7: What are you looking for from this? Like what's justice
Speaker 7: for you in the situation?
Speaker 1: Like, I don't know something.
Speaker 17: First of all, they made me miss a show to
Speaker 17: show and I hate that, and I mean there was
Speaker 17: a lot of disgruntle fans and I get sad for them.
Speaker 17: I'm like, you know, whoever missed that show? Y'all need
Speaker 17: to go send those people on free on a free
Speaker 17: trip somewhere. You need to gather all those people up.
Speaker 17: It was only like, I don't know, seven hundred people.
Speaker 17: Gather those people up and give them free vouchers somewhere.
Speaker 17: That's first and foremost. And then I don't know, we'll
Speaker 17: talk about me. Y'all owe me some money, and uh,
Speaker 17: I should know. I should be first class for life.
Speaker 17: They should give me a seat and they're playing in
Speaker 17: the back of the damn h first class. I want
Speaker 17: to now I'm we love the first first one. I
Speaker 17: hate that why they even do that.
Speaker 18: I like that.
Speaker 3: So when I sit first class up and that I
Speaker 3: put my feet on the wall.
Speaker 17: And then but I feel real, real suspect doing that
Speaker 17: and the thing about it's uncomfortable, and then yeah, so
Speaker 17: uh yeah, I mean they owe me some conversation, they
Speaker 17: owe me some some talk. It was unfair, and uh
Speaker 17: it's unfortunate. I stopped dragging the airline and then they
Speaker 17: just kept getting in trouble by themselves. So I just,
Speaker 17: you know, I hope it gets remedied. I'm not trying
Speaker 17: to go to war. I just I go to war
Speaker 17: for what's right.
Speaker 16: And I was, I was.
Speaker 17: That was definitely wrong, and I stood up for myself.
Speaker 17: You know, I'm not a trouble maker. I talk, I'm
Speaker 17: not a trouble maker. I don't get in trouble.
Speaker 1: I'm not. I'm not that dude.
Speaker 16: I don't.
Speaker 17: I don't get rowdy if I get in a fight.
Speaker 17: I want you to know I really felt threatened. I
Speaker 17: really felt threatened because I know how to I know
Speaker 17: how to fight.
Speaker 1: Look like you buked up too, man, I know how
Speaker 1: to fight. I'll do my muy time I could throw.
Speaker 17: So I'm only gonna do it if I feel threatened,
Speaker 17: or if you feel like my family's threatened.
Speaker 3: Other than that, or you hit me. Now we gotta fight.
Speaker 3: But other than that, I could walk away.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 17: I'd rather shake your hand and keep it love. Man,
Speaker 17: It's all good, my band. I didn't mean step on
Speaker 17: your Jordan's here. How about you knew one by the way.
Speaker 1: You was here over the summer.
Speaker 8: Mallan, you ain't sweat one time, but now it's the
Speaker 8: fall and you sweating. I don't understand.
Speaker 3: It's this room, it's the hot seat. I'll be at
Speaker 3: this woman asking me Angela. She she asked me all this.
Speaker 1: Damn. I'm sorry, but you ask you all.
Speaker 3: These questions about United and the and the white man.
Speaker 3: What they want to crash my plane? You know what
Speaker 3: I mean, nervous and you asked me about skills. I
Speaker 3: know your baby.
Speaker 13: I'm joking.
Speaker 1: We appreciate you, brother, I appreciate you all. Golood Marlon
Speaker 1: Wayne's it's the breakfast Club. Good morning, Yes, sir, morning everybody.
Speaker 1: It's d J n V.
Speaker 10: Charlamagne the guy. We are the breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 5: Hopefully you enjoy your friend. You don't let me get
Speaker 5: my brother a hug man, my brother, Why.
Speaker 1: Are you doing that?
Speaker 7: What happened?
Speaker 1: What did I mean?
Speaker 16: Man?
Speaker 9: This product?
Speaker 1: I give a hug man? You just want to hug?
Speaker 7: There you go go why are you hugging him?
Speaker 18: Look?
Speaker 1: Look at all this no reason.
Speaker 10: On my sho Let me see there's no there's no.
Speaker 1: Cut. Grow up man.
Speaker 7: I'm going to confirm the rumors. It's definitely.
Speaker 12: It's no.
Speaker 7: You don't use Beijing, okay, but.
Speaker 1: It's a die. It's a die.
Speaker 7: That's wrong with that. If you had a hairline, you
Speaker 7: would die.
Speaker 8: Too, wouldn't If it's barely that's barely there?
Speaker 1: Well they there? All right, Well let's get to rumors.
Speaker 1: Come on, I just trying to get the brother hug
Speaker 1: and I can get. I think a lot of.
Speaker 7: People will recognize the voice in the.
Speaker 1: Nature on the Breakfast Club, Lauren came in hot, You're not.
Speaker 7: So Jelly roll.
Speaker 4: He recently won Best New Artists at the Country Music Awards,
Speaker 4: and when he won his award, his speech is a
Speaker 4: super Bowl right now because of how heartfelt it was.
Speaker 7: He took the people to church. We have the audio.
Speaker 19: I got a thousand people to thank you, but most importantly,
Speaker 19: my lord and my wife I love you so much.
Speaker 3: You changed my life.
Speaker 19: Paper Megan Parker Haley, I love all y'all were friends,
Speaker 19: and Zach Bryan. I think you were one of the
Speaker 19: hottest things on earth, not just country music. You deserve
Speaker 19: this as much as anybody else.
Speaker 1: I love you.
Speaker 19: I'm glad we're sitting there party and the rest of
Speaker 19: the night.
Speaker 1: Baby.
Speaker 19: But most importantly, there is something poetic about a thirty
Speaker 19: nine year old man winning New Artists of the Year.
Speaker 3: I don't know where you're at in your life or
Speaker 3: what you're going through, but I.
Speaker 1: Want to tell you to keep going. Davy. Now, I
Speaker 1: want to tell you success is on the.
Speaker 3: Other side of them on.
Speaker 1: Now, I want to tell you what's gonna be Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you that the winds said that's been
Speaker 1: up in the will mirror.
Speaker 3: Third Patient, Come on, it's so much more pun Come
Speaker 3: on behind you, Black.
Speaker 5: Party, drop wing to Cluse Bumps and Jelly Road that
Speaker 5: made me want to a tie offering.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something just felt good.
Speaker 7: Yes, I'm saying at church.
Speaker 8: You know Jelly Rod used to be down three six mile. Yes,
Speaker 8: Jelly Roll a little white and I forgot who the
Speaker 8: other guy was. They all used to be a group
Speaker 8: and they used to be down with three six month.
Speaker 8: I want to see him go from that, you know,
Speaker 8: to what he's doing now phenomenal. And he's got one
Speaker 8: of my favorite records that I just got put onto.
Speaker 8: I think I almost that was last year or earlier
Speaker 8: this year, but that saved me record my jelly roll.
Speaker 1: Lord have mercy come on now.
Speaker 4: And to be able to do things across genres is
Speaker 4: big too, And that's really the awards for you know
Speaker 4: what I mean.
Speaker 1: I'm gonclude shout out to him. Good brother.
Speaker 4: So Nicki Minaj did a shoot with Vogue. She did
Speaker 4: a cover story with Vogue, and in the cover story,
Speaker 4: she got into a lot of things into her marriage,
Speaker 4: being a mom, but.
Speaker 7: She also talked about her drug addiction.
Speaker 4: So during the conversation, she talked about how she would
Speaker 4: intentionally avoid doing drugs during her career because her dad
Speaker 4: had a really bad addiction to weed, crack, and alcohol. So,
Speaker 4: you know, early on that just showed her like, Okay,
Speaker 4: these are the things that I don't want to do.
Speaker 4: But she said at one point in her career she
Speaker 4: was prescribed percocets for period or from instrum cramps, and
Speaker 4: she began taking them, but she didn't know at that
Speaker 4: time that like you could get addicted to them. She
Speaker 4: said she was taking them for the penning in the beginning,
Speaker 4: and then eventually found herself taking them when she didn't
Speaker 4: need to, and no one told her that this was
Speaker 4: a narcotic, that was this addictive. But luckily she was
Speaker 4: able to ground herself. But once she did, she says,
Speaker 4: once an addict, always an addict. She said, you know,
Speaker 4: I feel like if you're if you're, if you've ever
Speaker 4: experienced addiction to anything, which she has, you always have
Speaker 4: to think twice and sometimes even three times about the
Speaker 4: choices that you make. So it seems like, you know,
Speaker 4: she went, you know, in and out of addiction when
Speaker 4: it comes to perks, which she spoke about this uh
Speaker 4: before as well too. But she also talked about the
Speaker 4: fact that celebrities are very much more prone to drug
Speaker 4: addiction because of you know, like everything that they have
Speaker 4: going on in the public eye, and they use it
Speaker 4: as a coping Megan, God, deal with I feel like
Speaker 4: it's you, Like I feel like a lot of.
Speaker 7: Times it's you.
Speaker 16: What do you mean?
Speaker 7: And your commentary on people you just drive them.
Speaker 8: Don't you do that, lord, because you stop used to
Speaker 8: work at TEMs and you cut it out. How many
Speaker 8: people y'all drove crazy over at t y'all, I don't
Speaker 8: know what you You had the whole news room you
Speaker 8: were bringing up.
Speaker 1: Why are you bringing up? Girls?
Speaker 16: Girls?
Speaker 1: Girls?
Speaker 3: Lord? We left church.
Speaker 1: We did just leave church for jelly roll.
Speaker 9: Again.
Speaker 7: You want to know people that go to brunch and
Speaker 7: get lit after you leave church?
Speaker 1: And what is wrong with that? Why are you judging?
Speaker 6: I'm not judging because drunk from the night before you
Speaker 6: go club. You came in here the other night, I
Speaker 6: mean that morning, not the other morning, yesterdayesterday morning. You
Speaker 6: came straight from the club here you was drunk.
Speaker 1: I know you don't. Did that you drink up head
Speaker 1: to keep the party going? Yes, you even know that part.
Speaker 14: I know you.
Speaker 4: First of all, if it's drink the wine and communion,
Speaker 4: it's a great juice.
Speaker 7: But if it's the next day, that doesn't count as drunk.
Speaker 7: That's like what, I don't know, like adjacent, I don't know.
Speaker 4: No, I was joking with you, But but this this
Speaker 4: was a really good interview too, because she talked about
Speaker 4: like being married and how like I don't know. She
Speaker 4: always kind of thought at one point that you couldn't balance,
Speaker 4: like the family and the career and all that stuff.
Speaker 7: So she's opening up a bit. This was a good
Speaker 7: cover for her.
Speaker 1: That's what That's what they try to tell women in
Speaker 1: the industry. Crazy party. They used to tell men that too. Women.
Speaker 1: They used to tell men not the way they we
Speaker 1: wasn't ring y'all kind of stuff like that.
Speaker 4: But got to give the remain but to say, it's
Speaker 4: different for y'all because y'all can't balance, but because they
Speaker 4: want people to want you guys. So it's remarketable. Yes, sir,
Speaker 4: so shout out to Nikky for open up and talking
Speaker 4: about some things.
Speaker 8: It's say, don't ever forget Sewond Peter three eight. I
Speaker 8: just want to throw that out there since we were
Speaker 8: talking about jelly ro.
Speaker 7: How you know, Tewond Peter three eight.
Speaker 8: God had his God has his own sense of time
Speaker 8: in Lauren, Okay, with the Lord of days, like a
Speaker 8: thousand years and a thousand years of like a day.
Speaker 8: God has perfect timing, never early, never late. God is
Speaker 8: never in a hurry, but always on time. I truly
Speaker 8: thank God for it all.
Speaker 5: Thank you God, Amen, that is your rumor report. Now
Speaker 5: who you're giving your donkey too? Listen, we need a
Speaker 5: brother named Herman J. McMillan, who has no concept of time, Okay,
Speaker 5: to come to the front of the congregation. We would
Speaker 5: like to have a word with him.
Speaker 8: Since we speaking about church, let's talk about another cultural institution.
Speaker 5: That means so much the people in the South. Chick
Speaker 5: fil a pig Wiggly. Yes, we'll discuss, all right, we'll
Speaker 5: get to that. NeXT's the breakfast lugod Morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 8: Jack Hollow, This white man gonna have us thinging about
Speaker 8: wits and change. Man, Jack Hollow, I know you mean well,
Speaker 8: but Lord.
Speaker 1: Have mercy.
Speaker 7: I'm getting stock on syndrome.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I need a nap. I feel too woken.
Speaker 1: I was born in Donkey. It's the Donkey of the death.
Speaker 7: That's Devil.
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Yes, Donkey today for Friday, November tenth. Let me make
Speaker 8: sure I'll be getting the date all wrong.
Speaker 7: It's Friday, No, it is.
Speaker 1: It is Friday November tenth. It goes to Herman J. McMillan.
Speaker 8: All right, he's sixty six years old and lives in Mobile, Alabama.
Speaker 8: Now sixty six not old depending on how you've been
Speaker 8: taking care of yourself, but this man sounds like an
Speaker 8: old sixty six year old. We know the difference between
Speaker 8: a Bibran sixty six and a senior citizen sixty six.
Speaker 1: Steve Obvious sixty six, drop on the clues bombs from Unk.
Speaker 10: All right, shout to unkle.
Speaker 1: Unk's still out here, moving and grooving, wheeling and dealing.
Speaker 8: Him and his beautiful wife Marjorie, matching from head to toe,
Speaker 8: looking like a true pal Okay, but that don't mean
Speaker 8: they don't get tired.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 8: I'm forty five and I can't do anything without a nap,
Speaker 8: including but not limited to watching TV. I tried to
Speaker 8: watch an episode of Loki season two last night on
Speaker 8: Disney Plus, and I woke up and had to rewind
Speaker 8: it because I fell asleep.
Speaker 1: And guess what, I fell asleep on the rewind too.
Speaker 8: Okay, I need resting naps as much as possible at
Speaker 8: forty five, so I can imagine that sixty six is
Speaker 8: even worse.
Speaker 1: And that's what I think happened in the case of
Speaker 1: Herman J. McMillan.
Speaker 16: See.
Speaker 8: Herman was in Mobile, Alabama, walking around a cultural institution
Speaker 8: that you city slickers up north don't know nothing about.
Speaker 8: And that culture institution is called Pigley Wigley. Dropping the
Speaker 8: clues bombs for Pigligny, Pigle Wiggily. The only time you
Speaker 8: want to ever hear me speak about pig lovingly is
Speaker 8: when I'm discussing Wilbur from Charlotte's Web in Pigley Wiggy. Yes, sirs,
Speaker 8: y'all ain't never went to Piglewiggy and got a box
Speaker 8: of whole meal cream pots when they was ninety nine
Speaker 8: cents a dollar five with tax, okay, and a bottle
Speaker 8: of generic brand orange and grape soda that was also
Speaker 8: ninety nine cents, you know.
Speaker 1: A dollar five with tax. Y'all ain't never had none
Speaker 1: of those experiences.
Speaker 8: But that was one of the small joys of growing
Speaker 8: up in the nineteen hundreds down south, dropping the clothes
Speaker 8: bombs for all of us.
Speaker 1: Who got blas blessed.
Speaker 8: I tell you to have that experience, okay. And herman
Speaker 8: was and I want you all to know, Lawyer thought
Speaker 8: pig Wiggly was the chicken place.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she said. I ain't never ate that.
Speaker 7: It just clicked to me that it's a grocery st
Speaker 7: grocery show.
Speaker 1: She said, what they serve chicken chicken wiggly.
Speaker 7: It's the South.
Speaker 1: You never know.
Speaker 7: You get chicken pigs feet all in one place, true truth.
Speaker 16: All go.
Speaker 3: I'll go.
Speaker 8: Now, herman was in Pigley Wiggly and he must have
Speaker 8: gotten tired. Okay, I'm looking at the news report and
Speaker 8: it said it happened around two thirty PM. Those is
Speaker 8: prime time nap hours for some people. Care a lot
Speaker 8: of us, depending on our schedules, we probably waking up
Speaker 8: about fifteen to thirty minutes before two thirty because we
Speaker 8: got to pick the kids up from school.
Speaker 1: Okay, moms know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 8: The mothers who are blessed enough to be stay at
Speaker 8: home moms, the CEOs of our households. They might try
Speaker 8: to catch a napping around one, get a nice little
Speaker 8: hour in ten minutes, then wake up around two ten
Speaker 8: to get the kids from school. And it depends how
Speaker 8: fall away to school is. I'm just trying to paint
Speaker 8: the picture of how tired herman might have been. Okay,
Speaker 8: he's sixty six. Now what happens next makes zero sense,
Speaker 8: but it would make a little sense if he didn't
Speaker 8: leave the premises. What you mean, uncle charlet, if he
Speaker 8: didn't leave the premises. Let's go to Fox ten News
Speaker 8: for the report.
Speaker 22: Police MPD officers involved in a theft and a chase
Speaker 22: in Southomobile after a grocery store heist.
Speaker 1: But it wasn't what you think.
Speaker 22: The manager of the Pickley Whigley her Navko called police
Speaker 22: yesterday about a guy who swiped one of their electric
Speaker 22: riding shopping carts and sped away. Well as fast as
Speaker 22: the thing goes. I that's get its selling. Fox to
Speaker 22: the News. They caught up with Hermon McMillan pretty quick.
Speaker 22: He was that's a hard to spot since he was
Speaker 22: riding the only shopping guard on that go. McMillan was
Speaker 22: arrested the cart returned to the store.
Speaker 1: Now listen, man, you tie it. You're sixty six electric
Speaker 1: shopping cart in piggle wiggily.
Speaker 8: You get in it to ride around buying your foods
Speaker 8: with little to no added sugar, okay, saturated fats and sodium.
Speaker 8: You know you over sixty stuff. You know you gotta
Speaker 8: buy stuff to keep the LDL cholesterol down. You're riding
Speaker 8: around in the electric shopping cart. Purchasing items that will
Speaker 8: get you enough protein. You know, during your day to
Speaker 8: maintain your muscle mass, you got to focus on the
Speaker 8: nutrients you need, including potassium and calcium and vitamin D,
Speaker 8: the dietary fiber, vitamin B twelve. Don't forget your baby aspiring.
Speaker 8: You gotta take your baby aspirin in the morning, you're
Speaker 8: stating in the evening, and keep you cholesterol levels down.
Speaker 8: So why, Herman, why would you do anything in that
Speaker 8: moment to raise your blood pressure? Okay, you know, damn well,
Speaker 8: you had no business driving off in pigle Wiggily's electric
Speaker 8: shopping cart. Now, witnesses saw him driving away in the cart.
Speaker 8: You just heard that on the news report. They provided
Speaker 8: police with a description, and police went after him. Didn't
Speaker 8: take long to catch them because the cart has the
Speaker 8: top speed of two point five miles per hour. Okay,
Speaker 8: they don't know where Herman was headed. He lived over
Speaker 8: a mile away, so he could have made it. But
Speaker 8: why Okay, let me tell you why. It's something about humans.
Speaker 1: Okay, humans always need something to do, because an idle
Speaker 1: mind for a human is literally the devil's playground.
Speaker 8: Hermann was just bored. Okay, I'm looking at his mugshot.
Speaker 8: He just wanted some excitement.
Speaker 1: He had an outstanding warrant for possession of a controlled substance.
Speaker 8: This man wanted to be high. If he can't get
Speaker 8: high on drugs, he gonna get high off life. He
Speaker 8: just wanted a rush. And when he walked in that
Speaker 8: pig with Wiggly and saw that electric shopping cart that
Speaker 8: has a top speed of two point five miles.
Speaker 1: For hour, he says, that's the rush I desire.
Speaker 8: Now he's in jail, he actually has a quart appearance today,
Speaker 8: and he doesn't need to be charged with a crime.
Speaker 8: He needs to be given a job. And you know
Speaker 8: who should hire him, Pigley, God damn Wiggly. All right,
Speaker 8: let him back some grossleies. Let him smile and meet people,
Speaker 8: even if he don't got no teeth. Okay, find this
Speaker 8: man something to do, mean time. Please give herman Jay
Speaker 8: McMillan the sweets out of the Hamilton's.
Speaker 1: Oh no, you are the dog the day, the dog
Speaker 1: all the day.
Speaker 7: Ye look, old herman man, God bless the elders.
Speaker 1: God bless him.
Speaker 8: That's a hard sixty six though, Look at him, and
Speaker 8: then look at the ol g's like the Steve Harvey's
Speaker 8: and all senior Hall.
Speaker 1: That's a hard sixty six.
Speaker 10: And we should have played a game before you showed
Speaker 10: us that pick.
Speaker 1: Why we gonna play a game?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: How'd you know?
Speaker 16: How you know?
Speaker 1: How do you know that was how you prop? How
Speaker 1: do you know?
Speaker 3: How do you know?
Speaker 1: Long talk to us about how you said it racially profile.
Speaker 1: Lord talked to me.
Speaker 7: I can't I can't race. I can't racially profile.
Speaker 1: You know, how did you know?
Speaker 7: Well, when I thought pigley wiggly, I don't.
Speaker 10: Think white people shopping pick.
Speaker 1: No, white people definitely shop that pig.
Speaker 7: No, in my mind, I don't remember.
Speaker 4: I thought was the chicken spot where you could go
Speaker 4: grab the pig feet and the chiplins at the same time.
Speaker 8: So when you think chicken, pig feed chikay've never heard
Speaker 8: white white people, white people smelling chip liens coming from
Speaker 8: the slave quarter.
Speaker 1: They was like, what was dak? Absolutely, listen, I've.
Speaker 4: Never met a white person that eats chitlings. And first
Speaker 4: of all, I don't think I want to do they
Speaker 4: season them.
Speaker 10: Right, Lauren?
Speaker 1: Lauren, nobody wants to admit it, but everybody racially profile.
Speaker 7: I don't care about that.
Speaker 1: Part. I'm more.
Speaker 7: I'm more.
Speaker 4: I'm more interested in meeting a white person that eats chitlins.
Speaker 4: I'm sure and understanding how they clean and season them.
Speaker 1: Give me your Twitter, Laurence, So all the white people
Speaker 1: that eat.
Speaker 4: Chittens, Lauren la Rosa, please send me videos of your
Speaker 4: final product.
Speaker 7: I mean, like, do y'all have onions potatoes in it?
Speaker 1: Are you?
Speaker 18: Like?
Speaker 7: How are y'all cooking your chickens?
Speaker 1: They eat it raw. That's the version of sushi.
Speaker 4: Y'all, this is not I'm so serious. You got a
Speaker 4: season and cook chillens a certain way. Yes, that's how
Speaker 4: I know this ain't right.
Speaker 1: You eat chitlings?
Speaker 7: No, I don't.
Speaker 4: But my family, my grandmother and my family there from
Speaker 4: the South, so they do fat back scrapple.
Speaker 7: Grow up all that's crazy.
Speaker 1: Fourteen they said you should not eat pork. None of
Speaker 1: the lotus said you should do everything. You shouldn't eat pork.
Speaker 8: Nonetheless, I don't know about trust the Bible coming up
Speaker 8: from you, I don't know you shouldn't need.
Speaker 7: I'm deeming profiling right now.
Speaker 10: Trust bacon tastes good.
Speaker 1: Bro, heard you.
Speaker 7: I do turkey baking too, But yeah.
Speaker 10: You're from New York eat the bacon, egg and cheese.
Speaker 7: But all right, we moving on.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that done.
Speaker 5: Get to day, sir. When we come back, Lola Brook
Speaker 5: will be joining us. Our albums out today.
Speaker 10: Don't play with it, don't play with it, don't play
Speaker 10: with it. Glue it in, pp Et Breasts, slugg the Morning,
Speaker 10: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Want everybody's d j.
Speaker 5: En Vy Charlamagne de god Ni La Simone. We all
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club. And we got special guest in the building.
Speaker 1: We got load Labrook. Welcome.
Speaker 23: Tell him your real name, though, tell him it's low
Speaker 23: La book because you've been booking.
Speaker 7: Busy all year. Yeah, it's been a little crazy, but
Speaker 7: I ain't complaining.
Speaker 1: I enjoy it getting money.
Speaker 7: Now, I'm making money. I'm making money.
Speaker 1: Making new album. Then his daughter is out right now
Speaker 1: explain that title.
Speaker 7: Then his daughter.
Speaker 23: Okay, So I'm a lonely child raised by a single parent,
Speaker 23: my mom. But I used to hang out with my
Speaker 23: father here and there, here pick me up from school,
Speaker 23: and everybody will always say little D. It will call
Speaker 23: me little D when they see me with my father
Speaker 23: or then his daughter or whatever fits.
Speaker 24: They would always just add him into my nickname.
Speaker 23: And I love this so much, so now I get
Speaker 23: to like relive it because my father is deceased now,
Speaker 23: so I can't get that those moments back, but I'm
Speaker 23: like creating new moments and I still feel like he's
Speaker 23: still around.
Speaker 1: So was that like the inspiration behind the song Vacant
Speaker 1: Heart as well?
Speaker 23: Vacant Heart was me just benting. I I felt empty, pockets, empty,
Speaker 23: heart empty. You so feel empty sometimes, like you just
Speaker 23: don't know that.
Speaker 7: I gotta be an old record because your pocket is
Speaker 7: not empty.
Speaker 1: Some people doing good.
Speaker 23: But is it an older record though, because it sounds
Speaker 23: like it, you know it was a time before now. Honestly,
Speaker 23: I did that record this year. So basically this whole
Speaker 23: entire project is me just reflecting on my life as
Speaker 23: I'm coming up. So I finally felt comfortable enough to
Speaker 23: finally just talk about my true feelings and what I
Speaker 23: was going through.
Speaker 7: So Vacant Heart is pretty pretty new.
Speaker 1: Was that a tough song to record?
Speaker 19: It was?
Speaker 23: It was so fast, like fifteen thirty minutes, like straight through,
Speaker 23: But that's just how you record, because I've been in
Speaker 23: the studio with you. You take like five minutes, then
Speaker 23: go lay it and then you're done.
Speaker 24: And it's crazy because after I was taking long, I'm
Speaker 24: like dad night lett here, she probably like.
Speaker 7: Yo, you not you still not finish yet?
Speaker 3: Nah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're a beast with that.
Speaker 1: But emotionally was it tough though I wasn't in the room.
Speaker 23: See when I'm recording, I don't really be in the
Speaker 23: room with a lot of people, so I'm very much comfortable.
Speaker 23: And whoever's in the room, I probably have been in
Speaker 23: a vulnerable space around them already.
Speaker 24: And then the engineer, I don't see the engineer like.
Speaker 10: Now, let's start from the beginning for people that don't
Speaker 10: know Lola Brook.
Speaker 1: Where did you?
Speaker 10: Where did you get your start from? Why did you
Speaker 10: start rapping?
Speaker 1: And how did you get your deal?
Speaker 23: Honestly speaking, I always say rap chose me. I didn't
Speaker 23: choose rap. It was just always there. And the people's
Speaker 23: like the citizens of New York City was just like, yo, look,
Speaker 23: listen you nice.
Speaker 24: I noticed a hobby for you, but you should take
Speaker 24: it serious.
Speaker 10: So what were you doing between that? Because you said
Speaker 10: it was a hobby, So what else were you doing?
Speaker 23: Just working a nine to five? Like I was always
Speaker 23: a nine to five girl. As soon as I turned eighteen,
Speaker 23: The first thing I did.
Speaker 7: Was go get a job.
Speaker 1: That was your first job, Little Caesars. God is so amazing.
Speaker 1: God's sense of human.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 23: So I would just go to the studio just for
Speaker 23: a hobby. I started taking this serious. It's another artist
Speaker 23: from Brooklyn, his name Bleazy. He wanted to do a
Speaker 23: song with me, so I featured a song on him.
Speaker 23: I went to the studio. I ended up bumping into
Speaker 23: his team Team eighty, my mentor eighty. I met him
Speaker 23: and then just being around knowing like.
Speaker 24: Oh, okay, this how music videos go. This is how
Speaker 24: the studio process go.
Speaker 23: Like you get to like relax because when I was
Speaker 23: going to the studio two hours that's it.
Speaker 24: It was like forty dollars an hour.
Speaker 7: I got eighty dollars and that's it.
Speaker 23: But with Thumb, they was just so relaxed and everybody
Speaker 23: was just so creative. And I fell in love with
Speaker 23: it and I was like, wow, so this really is
Speaker 23: my destiny.
Speaker 8: And you got such a big voice. Is that something
Speaker 8: that's natural or something you practice? Because you know you
Speaker 8: are the smallest you wanted to sound.
Speaker 24: I mean, when I'm mad, I talk like this, it's
Speaker 24: my mad voice.
Speaker 7: My rat voice is my mad voice. So it's still me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to go back a little season, back to.
Speaker 23: Your rat voice the ad lib, because I feel like
Speaker 23: your ad lib is infamous. How did you come up
Speaker 23: with that? I always wanted to stamp. I always wanted
Speaker 23: to stamp to I'm small, so I always want to
Speaker 23: be heard. So I was thinking to myself, like I
Speaker 23: need to find out a way to be heard without
Speaker 23: being seen or my presence is not in the room.
Speaker 23: And I sat with it for a very long time,
Speaker 23: so it started off as I do huh, then when
Speaker 23: don't play with it? When I listened to the beat,
Speaker 23: it just came out I'm like just stuttering or something,
Speaker 23: and it felt good.
Speaker 7: So and then now it's that's like my Batman call.
Speaker 8: Regardless of the voice, you still have a big personality,
Speaker 8: Like when you walk in the room, you can feel
Speaker 8: your presence.
Speaker 1: When did you first become aware of that presence?
Speaker 7: My mom been telling me that since I came out
Speaker 7: with the womb, like just leave my child alone, like
Speaker 7: they act like they I.
Speaker 23: Would go any My mom would take me on trips
Speaker 23: and people would be so fascinated with me, and my
Speaker 23: mom would be so confused, like why they keep walking
Speaker 23: up to you, like just asking me random questions, or
Speaker 23: just attachment, like people would have attachment to me when
Speaker 23: I walk in the room with my presence. But I
Speaker 23: just I never thought anything of it. I just was
Speaker 23: being myself, and little did I know I was a
Speaker 23: whole artist.
Speaker 5: Did you have relationships with a lot of the Brooklyn
Speaker 5: artists beforehand? Because when the record started the pop, I
Speaker 5: started seeing so many artists bringing you out on their sets,
Speaker 5: whether it was Kim or whoever may be. Did you
Speaker 5: have those relationships beforehand?
Speaker 24: No music broke me into these relationships.
Speaker 23: See me, I was so more. I was more focused
Speaker 23: on my craft. I went and like hang out so much.
Speaker 23: I was always in the studio, literally sleeping, waking up
Speaker 23: in the studio, So I didn't really get.
Speaker 24: To mingle as much as other artists did.
Speaker 23: I was just working on my craft so and I
Speaker 23: finally felt like I had a good body of work
Speaker 23: to put out.
Speaker 7: Then that's when I was going outside.
Speaker 23: And then don't play with it start taking off and
Speaker 23: I started building my relationship.
Speaker 5: With all that supported you the most when he first
Speaker 5: started popping, but before or right when they don't play
Speaker 5: where it came.
Speaker 23: Out it's a mixture of it's I don't I can't
Speaker 23: even cool that. What I can say is Meek called
Speaker 23: it out from jump like twenty seventeen. Meek was like
Speaker 23: my first co sign ever.
Speaker 1: So just a tweet, he just tweeted something said, yeah, like.
Speaker 23: He would comment on my stuff. He will post me
Speaker 23: his peopil's will post me as well.
Speaker 24: He will say it in his stories or just anything
Speaker 24: like that any way to be supportive within social media.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was. He tried to sign YouTube. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: was already signed at the time.
Speaker 23: Yeah, it was like when the when the when the
Speaker 23: talks really came down to it was like it's already done.
Speaker 7: It's aready done bro damn Yeah.
Speaker 5: Hi, we got more with Lola Brook when we come
Speaker 5: back don't move. Let's get into her single, It's the
Speaker 5: Breakfast Levet, good Morning. That was Lola Brook. She's in
Speaker 5: the building. Her album's out today. We are the Breakfast
Speaker 5: Club Charlamagne.
Speaker 1: On Vicant Heart, you said you was heartbroken when your
Speaker 1: mom left for Atlanta. Yes, why didn't you go to her?
Speaker 1: Or did you?
Speaker 23: Because that was I felt like that was my moment
Speaker 23: to grow. I wanted to have some type of growth.
Speaker 23: I wanted her to trust me. I wanted her to
Speaker 23: feel safe, to what do what makes her happy, because I.
Speaker 7: Can't stop my mom from this. This was one of
Speaker 7: her dreams.
Speaker 23: You know, a New York always go to get a
Speaker 23: house in Atlanta. This was part of my mom dreaming.
Speaker 23: Even if I ain't understand it. That wasn't my place
Speaker 23: to like not give her the support. So I just
Speaker 23: was like, you know what, when she left, I cried
Speaker 23: like a baby.
Speaker 9: Oh you.
Speaker 7: D how how long has it been? I don't know,
Speaker 7: but this was like years ago, three four years ago,
Speaker 7: apper ten years ago, three four years ago, No, it
Speaker 7: was like three four years ago.
Speaker 8: Well the rapper Atlanta is like the mecca of hip
Speaker 8: hop right now, So you didn't want to, you know what,
Speaker 8: like maybe I should go to Atlanta too, And yeah.
Speaker 7: But I'm the only child. You gotta understand.
Speaker 23: My mom treats me like she's gonna treat me like
Speaker 23: a baby forever. And I had to stand on my
Speaker 23: two feet and figure it out. So I didn't know
Speaker 23: what I was gonna do. She was telling me like
Speaker 23: she left the uh, she left the apartment for me.
Speaker 23: It was on section eight. I ended up being on
Speaker 23: section eight. So I still couldn't even really like pay
Speaker 23: my rent. But I was telling her like I'm good,
Speaker 23: like I got an income, like I'm straight, like.
Speaker 7: You could go, and she was like okay, but it
Speaker 7: was all it was.
Speaker 1: It was by yourself.
Speaker 7: Yeah damn, But.
Speaker 23: I like that section is in there somewhere, somewhere in
Speaker 23: this project You're going here section night. It definitely is
Speaker 23: an adjustment when you leave home or when home leaves you.
Speaker 23: I think people like sleep on that, but it definitely
Speaker 23: pushes you. Like when my parents left me for college,
Speaker 23: like they move me in and left, it didn't really
Speaker 23: resonate like oh y'all are leaving, like I got to stay.
Speaker 7: Here and do everything myself.
Speaker 24: But yes, you're never too old to like have for
Speaker 24: that reality check.
Speaker 23: It's like the little things that I peat with my
Speaker 23: moms that she would she wouldn't think that I know
Speaker 23: how to cook and I had to show her like
Speaker 23: one things given I like cook things given meal, like no,
Speaker 23: I know how to cook.
Speaker 24: So that right there was me thinking to myself, Oh,
Speaker 24: she don't.
Speaker 23: Like she think I'm still her baby, Like she don't
Speaker 23: know that I'm grown and I could take care of
Speaker 23: myself that was like, yo, you know what, just leave
Speaker 23: my I don't want.
Speaker 1: You to, but you got to stand at the stool,
Speaker 1: standing on a stool at the stool or.
Speaker 19: Yeah, you know what you do.
Speaker 7: I'm told you right now, you know how to.
Speaker 3: She's telling them, what did you do with.
Speaker 10: Your first check when you got your first check? Because
Speaker 10: it was on section A. What did you do when
Speaker 10: you got your first check?
Speaker 1: Where did it go?
Speaker 7: My first check? I let go section.
Speaker 23: I let go section eight and I got an apartment
Speaker 23: and I saved up. I saved my money like I
Speaker 23: didn't go splurgeon or anything like that. I gave my
Speaker 23: moms a couple of dollars to of course, and that
Speaker 23: was it.
Speaker 1: What was your first check off? Was a show? Was
Speaker 1: it screaming?
Speaker 16: Or was it?
Speaker 3: I mean it was like.
Speaker 23: Brown people bags, you know, like go hostings and stuff
Speaker 23: like that. I think, sorry to go back and don't
Speaker 23: play with it, but I just want a rough neck
Speaker 23: on the tongue. It's such an infamous line. Now, is
Speaker 23: that what you're looking for in the man? Like, what
Speaker 23: are the things that Lola is looking for? Because now
Speaker 23: you're in a new place. I know you're not having
Speaker 23: a hard time finding somebody to come as the same question.
Speaker 7: Right, you want a rough neck?
Speaker 1: I mean a rough neck on the tongue?
Speaker 7: Do good at all? I can tell you?
Speaker 1: Or jes means what what? What?
Speaker 7: What's what you underlining? And what were you circling?
Speaker 1: Okay on the tongue like.
Speaker 17: Like with his.
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 14: You know what?
Speaker 23: I'm gonna break the ice today. And I know a
Speaker 23: lot of people, but you're definitely right. That's that's that
Speaker 23: was the first idea of it.
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 7: A lot of people don't know that.
Speaker 1: But you on the tongue means on your tongue.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So I'm like, I'm confused.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, now you confusing rough neck?
Speaker 7: You want a tongue? I always thought this whole time.
Speaker 24: You just want to send me automatic with a drum,
Speaker 24: ask me if I'm finished. Not That whole line was
Speaker 24: about four play.
Speaker 23: Oh yeah, an if I'm finished nine, But I just begun.
Speaker 24: I ain't giving out, no no need to know, just
Speaker 24: for fun.
Speaker 7: No you don't. But that's a whole four play.
Speaker 1: I just her giving yeah.
Speaker 23: But but honestly, it goes for both. But the first
Speaker 23: thought of it was, yeah, but it goes for both.
Speaker 23: It's four play.
Speaker 1: The whole.
Speaker 24: First bar right now, the first four bars is four play.
Speaker 7: I knew it was four player.
Speaker 23: I just I looked at it as receiving back and
Speaker 23: forth though, No, I just want to broth on the tongue.
Speaker 23: He just wanted to see me automatic would have Drone
Speaker 23: asked me if I'm finished? Nah, we just were gunn
Speaker 23: giving out no nunnies and just for fun, you dumb like.
Speaker 7: We ain't here for no reason? Got it? You should
Speaker 7: have did the genius little breakdown like I'm trying to
Speaker 7: keep it. But you know I tried to keep it PG,
Speaker 7: you know, so, yeah, but you did a good job
Speaker 7: of that. Can you tell us what are you looking for?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 24: What is looking for?
Speaker 2: Is it just that.
Speaker 7: Reinsurance?
Speaker 23: I want to feel protected even if he's not around.
Speaker 23: I want a gentleman, and of course the gangster for sure,
Speaker 23: but a former gangster.
Speaker 1: A former a reformed gangster.
Speaker 24: Yeah yeah, yeah understood, And because.
Speaker 1: They work hard. So salute to everybody over there.
Speaker 7: Lola really want.
Speaker 1: That name like that just the beginning, that's beauty, that's right.
Speaker 7: Yes, it's just the beginning. I'm just grateful to be here.
Speaker 1: What did your mom saying that my mom is just
Speaker 1: so excited.
Speaker 7: She's oh my god. I'd be like, my, okay, it's
Speaker 7: not that serious.
Speaker 24: She was like, girls, you crazy, you is you is
Speaker 24: a star, You're talented, and I'd be like, oh, man,
Speaker 24: come on mine, But she was.
Speaker 23: She was My mom's was down from the start, like
Speaker 23: she's the reason I resigned from my job.
Speaker 7: She's the reason I got the job.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no.
Speaker 7: See that was my first job.
Speaker 23: But the last job that I had before I pursued
Speaker 23: this rap career was residential ad at a shelter and
Speaker 23: my mom was a supervisor. Well I'm a shelter baby,
Speaker 23: so she worked her positions in the shelter. I ended
Speaker 23: up being old enough to work in the shelter. She
Speaker 23: got me a job there, and I remember coming from
Speaker 23: coming home from studio. I would come home from studio
Speaker 23: like six in the morning, and I had to be
Speaker 23: to work at eight. So I get in six, I
Speaker 23: get ready to get shot wing dressed, no sleep, leave
Speaker 23: out seven, get there for eight.
Speaker 24: I had to take a buzz to two trains.
Speaker 7: Job was in Queen's and she.
Speaker 24: Would just could I could tell like she felt she
Speaker 24: felt for me.
Speaker 7: She like listen, I don't know.
Speaker 23: If you feel like you want to resign from the job,
Speaker 23: you can like you got my full support, and that's
Speaker 23: all I needed to hear, because I'm like, listen, my
Speaker 23: moms don't play. She got me this job, and who
Speaker 23: am I to say I don't want it no more
Speaker 23: because I want to pursue something else. But she was
Speaker 23: the reason why I resigned. But I ain't burn that bridge.
Speaker 23: I resigned from my job. I didn't quit.
Speaker 7: I resigned.
Speaker 8: But also too, that gives you real purpose and attention because,
Speaker 8: like you said, you was a shelter baby. So you
Speaker 8: know you you you know what those kids are lacking
Speaker 8: and what they need. Now you got the resources, you
Speaker 8: can go.
Speaker 7: Back and go back and provide. Yes, that's my plan
Speaker 7: for sure.
Speaker 5: Well, Dennis's daughter is out right now. Make sure y'all
Speaker 5: go get it. And we appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 10: Lola, Big Lolan, It's Lola Brook.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Morning
Speaker 1: everybody in stevej NV, I mean the guy. We are
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Club. It's time for It's time for pasty
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Speaker 3: Yeah, DJ comes.
Speaker 11: What's up, guys?
Speaker 23: How you feeling good in y l A well okay
Speaker 23: good And we just finished with the pastor Ox Atlanta.
Speaker 7: That was our first one in Atlanta. Congratulations, thank you,
Speaker 7: it went super well.
Speaker 23: Shout out to Domini and Ruben Vincent for his stage
Speaker 23: Domani very talented, come from a very talented bloodline.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's boy. Stop at money and I love no,
Speaker 1: I love like Ruben is phenomenal.
Speaker 8: I've been a fan of Ruben since I heard on
Speaker 8: the on the Vegas Jones say, what was the name
Speaker 8: of that project? The Ruby Vincent gets busy, no Carolina
Speaker 8: all day?
Speaker 1: What's happening?
Speaker 7: His finger princess all over that.
Speaker 23: But I'm excited because the record that I co produced
Speaker 23: with a producer named Jules. He's a big British producer
Speaker 23: but he's got in he works with like whiskey and
Speaker 23: stuff like that.
Speaker 24: We did a record together with Colled the Friend and
Speaker 24: it just released. So it's called Little Mama.
Speaker 7: Okay, Little Mama by Jewels. You know, I got some
Speaker 7: slight producer credit. Trying to get my producer credits up
Speaker 7: this year.
Speaker 10: Tell what not listens to? From from her production?
Speaker 7: What do I listen to?
Speaker 10: That was Tribe called Questfu but you just know me.
Speaker 3: No, but I can hear it.
Speaker 1: That sounds like quest that's gonna be on your album.
Speaker 7: No, that's on Jewels Project.
Speaker 1: Jewels Project. Now that he's gonna work on an album.
Speaker 24: I am definitely working on an album, but that's like
Speaker 24: a two year thing right now.
Speaker 23: I just want to flood the streets with singles. But anyway, nonetheless,
Speaker 23: next we're gonna take it to Lucky Day. Bruno mars
Speaker 23: actually wrote this record and it's fires called That's You.
Speaker 7: That's dope, like yeah, and the funking it.
Speaker 1: This sounds you got a Bruno mars Field to it.
Speaker 1: We wrote it. I know you said that, Bruno Marsfield.
Speaker 7: All right, we ain't mad at it. And then the
Speaker 7: last one is at the Party.
Speaker 23: Featuring Pharrell Williams is a kid cutting joint though and
Speaker 23: Travis Scott.
Speaker 24: I didn't know if y'all was gonna like that one
Speaker 24: like that, that's kid cutting.
Speaker 7: You said, yes, kid cutting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Okay, I think it's dope. It's different.
Speaker 5: I'm a Pharrell fan, so I love what Farrell does,
Speaker 5: and I love when he maxes it up. Sometimes you
Speaker 5: go fast, ten pos, sometimes slow.
Speaker 8: I'm a fan, I like Farrell cutting and I mean,
Speaker 8: you know those are two people that as soon as
Speaker 8: you say to me Kid Cutty and Forarrell on the record,
Speaker 8: I know that it's gonna be something I'm not used
Speaker 8: to hearing, correct, So I don't think you should judge
Speaker 8: it with you know, fresh ear normal.
Speaker 1: Listener to it first, absolutely, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: If I got to listen to that and vibe with it.
Speaker 7: I think you'll like it. Definitely. My next turn up.
Speaker 7: I can't wait to spin it.
Speaker 23: And if you guys like it, make sure you guys
Speaker 23: listen to the Past the Auks playlist. You can get
Speaker 23: it by following me on Instagram at nilist Monk. Click
Speaker 23: the link in bio is the link to the playlist
Speaker 23: is it links to Past the aug news letter. If
Speaker 23: you guys are upcoming artists and you're interested in submitting
Speaker 23: and trying to be on the open mic, whatever the
Speaker 23: case may be, just tap in.
Speaker 11: We've got a lot of good things.
Speaker 1: And when's the next path to auxtin New York?
Speaker 23: The next one in New York is December fifteenth. It's
Speaker 23: Christmas edition, so they'll be singing like Christmas songs.
Speaker 1: But I'm still trying to be I'm Mariah Carey performing.
Speaker 1: I heard WHOA how's you're coming to do the Christmas Joint?
Speaker 1: That's what I heard talking.
Speaker 11: Are y'all gonna make that happen for me?
Speaker 1: No, but I heard that. That's not true.
Speaker 7: No, it's not true you're gonna do that. I don't know,
Speaker 7: Mariah Carey.
Speaker 10: You should believe me when I'm lying these lines all
Speaker 10: the time. He rapped, he could rap.
Speaker 1: You know, it's.
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Speaker 25: following me.
Speaker 1: We have a good weekend. Thank you.
Speaker 10: Let's get into the People's Choice.
Speaker 16: Make you know.
Speaker 10: We throw back on a Friday's Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be
Speaker 1: the same.
Speaker 5: Good morning everybody. It's dj n V Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 5: We are the Breakfast Club. Lauren la Rosa is here.
Speaker 5: Thank you for joining us these last couple of days.
Speaker 7: Lauren, thank y'all for having me.
Speaker 1: Appreciate you. Tell them about your your weekend, Lauren.
Speaker 7: My birthday weekend, you've come here.
Speaker 4: My birthday is November twenty second, So I do accept
Speaker 4: all gifts monetary gifts. But for my birthday weekend, we
Speaker 4: are having a great time between Camden, New Jersey and Delaware.
Speaker 4: So if you guys want to attend, we have a
Speaker 4: skating party. It's an airbush theme, so we're throwing it
Speaker 4: back at Millennium Skate World in Camden, New Jersey. Saturday,
Speaker 4: we'll be doing shots and shopping all Brown Girl Grinding
Speaker 4: merch at my events space in Womanton, Delaware on like
Speaker 4: the TATNAU.
Speaker 1: And shopping in Camden. People might have took that attack,
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: And then on Sunday we're having a day party at
Speaker 4: Apex Lounge which is located in downtown Womington as well,
Speaker 4: and all tickets, all information could be found at Brown
Speaker 4: Girl Grinding dot com backslash BGG Weekend.
Speaker 7: So come out, have a good time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, come turn up. You don't have to live in
Speaker 4: Delaware to come. Come, travel and experience a great time,
Speaker 4: all right.
Speaker 7: What you want to say, what you.
Speaker 1: Say, I don't want to say anything. Salute the Delaware
Speaker 1: and Salutha everybody who will be attending Lauren Laross's Fantastic
Speaker 1: Weekends in Camden and Delaware, and I love Lauren's ability
Speaker 1: to make Camden and Delaware sound like Miami and Atlanta.
Speaker 1: It is amazing.
Speaker 4: You gotta look start at home and build a bit, right,
Speaker 4: That's what you gotta do. The people say they want
Speaker 4: you to come though, huh you come into Delaware?
Speaker 1: What nbu come?
Speaker 4: They said, they bring y'all back. Y'all was there in
Speaker 4: two thousand and seven, y'all had to. I love the
Speaker 4: first state I got for Delaware.
Speaker 7: That's right, y'all be up here.
Speaker 4: Th so just know, y'all, y'all, just know, y'all when
Speaker 4: we when we celebrate, we're gonna make sure we show
Speaker 4: them that we can have a good time.
Speaker 7: I'm looking forward to see everybody.
Speaker 1: The first state, that's right, right, Yeah, that's right, Delaware
Speaker 1: the first state.
Speaker 10: All right, when we come back, we got the positive
Speaker 10: notice to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning morning everybody, you cj Envy, Charlomagne, the God
Speaker 5: we are the Breakfast Club, Laura la Ross here. Now
Speaker 5: it's changed for change time and we got Damien on
Speaker 5: the Charlamagne.
Speaker 1: Damien, Yes, sir, yes, sir pe King, How you doing bro, brother?
Speaker 16: How you doing good?
Speaker 20: Mark?
Speaker 8: I'm Blessed Black and Holly favorite man. This is Charlamagne
Speaker 8: from the Breakfast Club. DJ Envy is here, Laura la
Speaker 8: Ross here as well. What's going on, my guy?
Speaker 16: Hey, good morning, good morning. Good speak to you guys.
Speaker 8: First of all, I want to salute you man for
Speaker 8: being a great dad man. I know you a single
Speaker 8: father of three, two boys, one girl. Salute to you.
Speaker 8: I know you lost your job of four years after
Speaker 8: some new owners came in. I know you was a
Speaker 8: victim from your own place, from your old place, and
Speaker 8: I know you started a clothing brand online while you're
Speaker 8: doing your job hunting man. So you know, I just
Speaker 8: want to tell you that, you know, that's just the
Speaker 8: way life works sometime.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 8: There's no such things good and no such thing is bad.
Speaker 8: It's just all one long process. Brother, That's all sir understood.
Speaker 8: And I know that you got that's right. And you
Speaker 8: know we saw your wishless and you know you got
Speaker 8: you want a new mattress and new bikes for the kids.
Speaker 8: So I just want you to know the Breakfast Club
Speaker 8: and Amazon gonna take care of that for you.
Speaker 16: Man.
Speaker 1: We're gonna take care of everything on your holiday wishless.
Speaker 16: My brother, man, that's that's amazing.
Speaker 21: Man.
Speaker 16: I really appreciate you guys.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, what you're doing. You just woke up.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I woke up a few minutes ago. My son's
Speaker 16: about to have constant stors.
Speaker 1: Reaction damn wow times to remove.
Speaker 16: Yeah, you're get them removed this morning. So he's a
Speaker 16: little nervous, but we'll knock it out. See.
Speaker 1: And that's just another expense.
Speaker 8: So you know, I'm happy to be able to, you know,
Speaker 8: along with ammaz On, to be able to take care
Speaker 8: of your holiday wishless my brother.
Speaker 1: So have a blessed day man, and a blessed holiday season.
Speaker 16: Yes, sir, thank you again.
Speaker 8: All right, dam man, we're wishing you a wonderful holiday
Speaker 8: season man, and salute our friends at Amazon. Remember you
Speaker 8: can still upload your Amazon holiday wishless right now at
Speaker 8: breakfast Club online dot com. Let's do another one man,
Speaker 8: but through another one man. Let's do it Tanaya today.
Speaker 8: Hi Toanaya Walker from Pasaic, New Jersey. Hi, I am blessed,
Speaker 8: black and Holly favorite today. Let me tell you something.
Speaker 8: I know you have a hard time getting apartments because
Speaker 8: of your name because that is a black ass name.
Speaker 16: But we.
Speaker 8: Appreciate you listening to the Breakfast Club every morning. You're
Speaker 8: an administrative assistant, right, yes, okay, salute to you. And
Speaker 8: you're a single mom of two boys.
Speaker 7: Yes I am.
Speaker 8: Okay, okay, Well, salute to your young men. I heard
Speaker 8: that they're excelling school and they're very well mannered. And
Speaker 8: I was looking at this holiday wishless and they want
Speaker 8: an Xbox. Your twelve year old wants an x Boxing.
Speaker 8: Your four year old want teenage mutant Ninja Turtle toys. Yes, okay,
Speaker 8: we're gonna handle that for you. The Breakfast Club, the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club in Amazon, We're gonna handle that for you.
Speaker 16: Man.
Speaker 1: Done, Thank you so much. Holiday wishless is fulfilled. We
Speaker 1: got that, thank you.
Speaker 8: Okay, So we're wishing you a wonderful holiday season. Man,
Speaker 8: thank you very much for listening to us. Tanaya, I'll
Speaker 8: let you get that on Saturday.
Speaker 3: Sorry my mom.
Speaker 7: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 8: Please remember you can still upload your Amazon Holiday whishless
Speaker 8: right now at breakfast Club online dot com.
Speaker 1: It's a blessing to be a blessing man.
Speaker 19: All right.
Speaker 5: Also, you know what, I got a shout out to
Speaker 5: my aunt's aunt Vivian and aunt Carolyn, they share the
Speaker 5: same birthday, but like four years apart, which is pretty dope.
Speaker 10: So they listen every morning. Happy birthday, am V.
Speaker 8: And I want to say happy born day two to
Speaker 8: my good sister Lisha and need. Today is a Lisa
Speaker 8: born day. It's a big one today. I don't want
Speaker 8: to put out how big it is.
Speaker 16: He got.
Speaker 4: A big one, big one, right, I love you, leash
Speaker 4: a wait, I have another birthday, Jayvon James, Happy birthday.
Speaker 7: So all my outfit so remember you guys, ask me
Speaker 7: about the green leather set that.
Speaker 1: Sound like a bay you shot it out? Just now
Speaker 1: what you did. The name he's like Javon James. He
Speaker 1: ain't check it for me, okay at all?
Speaker 4: But yeah me yeah, but he product development genius and
Speaker 4: everything I wear in here a lot of the stuff
Speaker 4: he develops it. So every time y'all compliment me, I'll
Speaker 4: compliment in him in his business. So happy birthday. He's
Speaker 4: like my rider.
Speaker 8: Dine go to Javon And I also want to say
Speaker 8: to salute all the poodles out there. Man, the poodles
Speaker 8: is your weekend. The women of Sigma Gamma Row they
Speaker 8: are celebrating one hundred and one years of greater service,
Speaker 8: greater progress on this Sunday, November twelfth. All right, So
Speaker 8: salute to the women of Sigma Gamma Row Fantasia and
Speaker 8: our good sister Nina Turner mc light is a member
Speaker 8: of Sigma Gamme. Yeah, and my niece Porsche. Salute to
Speaker 8: La Porsche Man at La Porsche Speaks TV on Instagram.
Speaker 8: She be on my ass every year to shout out
Speaker 8: the poodles. So salute to the Poodles, the women of
Speaker 8: Sigma Gammerol. I don't know what y'all, Uh, I don't know.
Speaker 1: What y'all call is. I don't know what. I don't know. Y'all,
Speaker 1: don't keep I don't know what it is, but you know,
Speaker 1: salute to y'all. All right, there you go.
Speaker 10: All right, Well, tell him about Doug Melville's book.
Speaker 8: I gotta tell you about Doug Melville's book, Man, because
Speaker 8: it is an amazing book called Invisible Generals. It is
Speaker 8: the latest release off my book in print, Black Privilege
Speaker 8: Publishing with Simon and Schuster. It tells the amazing true
Speaker 8: story of America's first black generals, Benjamin Old David Senior
Speaker 8: and Jr. A father and son who helped integrate the
Speaker 8: American military and create the Tuskegee Airmen. So to everybody
Speaker 8: who came out the Bonds and Nobles and Tribeca last night,
Speaker 8: it was a sold out event to hear Doug Melville
Speaker 8: speak about invisible generals. And I just want to tell y'all, man,
Speaker 8: go pick that up. Pick that up this weekend wherever
Speaker 8: you buy books, because it is Veterans Day.
Speaker 1: This weekend. Veterans Day is eleven eleven.
Speaker 8: So the positive noticed simply, let's just all remember the
Speaker 8: sacrifices made by our military so that we could have
Speaker 8: a safer life. Okay, no amount of appreciation will be
Speaker 8: sufficient enough to honor them, so let us just pray
Speaker 8: for them and their families, and everybody have a happy
Speaker 8: Veterans Day tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Do something nice for a veteran this weekend. I have
Speaker 1: a blessed weekend breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Bitch is you don't finish for y'all done