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Speaker 2: Next to all of you guys.
Speaker 3: It's really it's one of my favorite shows to do,
Speaker 3: just because y'all always keeping one honey, gods, keep it real.
Speaker 3: But what better place than than here.
Speaker 4: I think everybody should go on the Breakfast Club and
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Speaker 5: Y'all want to shake it up.
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Speaker 5: Charlemagne the Guy, Peace to the plane. It is today.
Speaker 6: Yes, we got our special guest co host, Chason Lee
Speaker 6: from Hollywood.
Speaker 7: And Lock of Coast A guy, I'm excited.
Speaker 5: What's up, Jason.
Speaker 8: I'm good.
Speaker 5: I'm out here, you know what.
Speaker 8: I'm early.
Speaker 5: I'm up early this morning.
Speaker 7: I'm not even tired.
Speaker 5: Man, I tell you, I'm Jason.
Speaker 9: I'm proud of you because not only is Jason the
Speaker 9: CEO of Hollywood Unlock, Jason Lee is running for.
Speaker 5: City Town County Council.
Speaker 9: I'm doing it and stop stopping Stockton California. Man, they're
Speaker 9: not going to Jason or reason I respect that is
Speaker 9: because you know, everybody always has something to say, you
Speaker 9: know about politics.
Speaker 7: Would always tell folks be the change you want to
Speaker 7: see in the world. And that's exactly why I'm doing it.
Speaker 5: What made what made you want to jump into that?
Speaker 5: And we got lo time? What made you want to
Speaker 5: do that?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 7: I went back to help my community and saw that
Speaker 7: a lot of the people who were elected, Uh, we're
Speaker 7: still putting politics over people. You know, my whole family's there,
Speaker 7: people dying, people coming up to the microphone telling them
Speaker 7: how their children were getting killed at school, all types
Speaker 7: of other things. And so when I started working with
Speaker 7: them to raise money for kids, we were able to
Speaker 7: pressure the city council to put two million dollars towards
Speaker 7: the youth. But then they started politicing how they issued
Speaker 7: it out. And one of the city council members, who
Speaker 7: allegedly is not allegedly because I pulled the receipts he
Speaker 7: robbed his grandmother as a kid with friends snitched on them,
Speaker 7: sat up there and said, why should we grant you
Speaker 7: money to help these kids when you're friends with Floyd Maywell?
Speaker 7: And Rihanna let them pay give you money, and I
Speaker 7: just thought like that was the craziest thing. So at
Speaker 7: that point, I said, Okay, I'm teaching these young black
Speaker 7: and brown kids civic engagement. Let me take them through
Speaker 7: a real experience. So now they're all in my campaign.
Speaker 7: I even have a youth campaign manager that's Doppe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he's don't run in Hollywood. I'm like, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying, We're going to normalize mess.
Speaker 7: Damit, that's right, but hey, Trump did it, but now
Speaker 7: he did it for the wrong you know he did it. Yeah,
Speaker 7: Like I'm just I'm saying to people like, I'm not
Speaker 7: the sum of one experience, one show, one clip, one interview.
Speaker 7: That's my job. And through therapy I've I've evolved. But
Speaker 7: you know, I'm still gonna do my day job. But
Speaker 7: that doesn't mean I don't care about my community.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, that's right, That's right. Well, I love it.
Speaker 6: The Locks will be joining us, will actually Sheik Gluten
Speaker 6: styles p two members of the Locks.
Speaker 5: They will be joining us this morning.
Speaker 9: They told us why Jada wasn't here, But I'll let
Speaker 9: them say. I heard y'all had a wild conversation about
Speaker 9: some other stuff too.
Speaker 3: Conversation. Let's get it started real early. We had a
Speaker 3: great conversation because the Locks have their locks and friends show.
Speaker 3: That's right on December sixteenth, sixteenth Saturday.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they're celebrating twenty five years of money power, respect, fifty.
Speaker 5: Years of hip hop.
Speaker 3: So you know the Lock's got a lot of friends, Yes,
Speaker 3: and they gonna talk about some of them this morning.
Speaker 5: Some of them, yeah, some of them this morning.
Speaker 7: You saw our girl, Queen Latifa got that Kennedy Center Honor.
Speaker 5: Man drop on the clues bombs of Queen here the
Speaker 5: first hip hop, first hip hop? What artists?
Speaker 8: I think?
Speaker 5: Really? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, wow, salute to Queen Latifa. Let's get the show cracking.
Speaker 6: I just want to remind the parents out there, the
Speaker 6: elves should be moving, all right. Just want to remind
Speaker 6: you guys, you know elf on the shelf, they should
Speaker 6: be moving. Get up a little early, make sure those
Speaker 6: elves moved right.
Speaker 7: Are you one of those people? I am, Oh my,
Speaker 7: do you do that in your house? I am?
Speaker 9: I don't like y'all? Yes, good, okay, I like that.
Speaker 9: My wife has I said that yesterday. I said, where
Speaker 9: did you find all of these black sanded decorations.
Speaker 5: He got black Santa Claus.
Speaker 9: Black elves, black Missus Santa. I'm like, I didn't know
Speaker 9: that they had all of this, Yes, I mean a bunch. Yeah,
Speaker 9: you can get outfits for the elves and all that
Speaker 9: now too. Absolutely, Wait, so your houses are all de well,
Speaker 9: you got kids, you.
Speaker 5: Got kids, super, my wife, my wife ODIs.
Speaker 9: Actually our lights was up probably two weeks before things absolutely,
Speaker 9: because you know, you got to get the lights up
Speaker 9: when you hire a service to do it.
Speaker 5: A lot of these services be backed up around the time.
Speaker 9: Yeah, she went ahead and got it done before things given,
Speaker 9: but didn't turn them on till after things get right.
Speaker 6: So yeah, all right, let's get the show cracking. We
Speaker 6: got Tesla figure out we have front page news. When
Speaker 6: we come back, she don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning morning everybody. It's dj n V Charlamagne to God.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club, Jason Lee say, our guest
Speaker 6: co hosts.
Speaker 5: Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 11: Morning Tares, Good morning, dj Andy, Good morning, future counselman.
Speaker 2: Jason Lee.
Speaker 7: Hey, good morning Tars. With the white background hide and
Speaker 7: who over.
Speaker 2: There, that's right, Good morning, Charlamagne.
Speaker 6: Let's jump right into Let's start off with sports. Last
Speaker 6: night and Monday night football, the Bengals beat the Jaguars.
Speaker 5: Boy was at a surprise for the Jaguar fans.
Speaker 3: Huh, that was a good game. But that's why I said,
Speaker 3: it's football man. Any given Sunday, any given Monday night,
Speaker 3: any given Thursday, you.
Speaker 5: Never I know that if we gotta play a game,
Speaker 5: that's right. Thirty four to thirty one.
Speaker 6: I've seen little duvault with there with garyon Gary one
Speaker 6: as a Bengals fan.
Speaker 5: They were talking this to each other all night that.
Speaker 9: The wall was talking crazy and they lost all night
Speaker 9: long and ended up moving in overtime.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 6: Well, now let's jump into prison inmates using phones for free.
Speaker 11: Yeah, thousands of families across the Commonwealth of celebrating Massachusetts
Speaker 11: becoming the fifth state to make prison and jail calls free.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 11: This bill passed on November sixteenth. It officially went into
Speaker 11: effect Friday, December first, and recognizing the stress on families
Speaker 11: who couldn't afford to talk to loved ones because of money,
Speaker 11: and how to affects mental health and how a lack
Speaker 11: of communications on inmates ability to regurgitate back into the
Speaker 11: communities was.
Speaker 2: A part of why lawmakers did this. Let's take a listen.
Speaker 12: Senator Cindy krem and State Representative of China Tylor acknowledged
Speaker 12: dangerous misconceptions on what prison rehabilitation should be, agreeing connection,
Speaker 12: not isolation, supports the process.
Speaker 5: So'surtingly upsetting. Though we have people who think that those
Speaker 5: in prison you should til lock them up and throw
Speaker 5: the key away.
Speaker 12: Cream is a former family attorney. Tyler spent years helping
Speaker 12: in major transition out of prison. She saw the painful
Speaker 12: challenges they faced when they couldn't afford to call family
Speaker 12: or outside resources.
Speaker 5: These folks did ten twenty years in prison and just
Speaker 5: weren't ready to be released upon their release date, and
Speaker 5: free telephone costs could have made a major impact.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I don't even know the last time I got a
Speaker 9: collect call from prison. They just be calling from the
Speaker 9: cell phone nowadays.
Speaker 7: Oh right, right here. I have a friend who's in
Speaker 7: Saint Louis Joe. He actually watches the show. Hey, he's
Speaker 7: watching FaceTime too, FaceTime messaging all of that.
Speaker 5: So I like, that's perspective.
Speaker 2: It's a great thing.
Speaker 11: Well, that's the illegal way you guys are talking about,
Speaker 11: but this will actually be the legal way. And I
Speaker 11: also want to point out that Connecticut did this, Minnesota, Colorado,
Speaker 11: and California, so people are really taking advantage of it.
Speaker 11: And just as FI so people know the numbers behind.
Speaker 11: Their family spent about fourteen million dollars a year in
Speaker 11: communication fees in Massachusetts, but nationally, fifteen minute call averages
Speaker 11: five dollars and seventy four cents U. Some even charge
Speaker 11: up to a dollar per minute, and so the correctional
Speaker 11: telecom industry rates in about one point four billion dollars
Speaker 11: a year. So it's been a big big thing that
Speaker 11: for those who are pushing for recidivism have talked about
Speaker 11: how this just really breaks the bank and really is
Speaker 11: a hustle in the in the prison, uh you know,
Speaker 11: in the.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's why. That's why I'm shocked that they're
Speaker 3: letting it happen.
Speaker 5: I'm like, what, what, what where they gonna make that
Speaker 5: money up? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I was gonna say they're not. They're not going to
Speaker 3: just give up ten million dollars. Who's paying it, who's
Speaker 3: taking who's taking that?
Speaker 7: That note when I was saying the person in Saint Louis.
Speaker 7: They're actually they have the jail has FaceTime pads and
Speaker 7: phones where they can FaceTime, and the family pays for it.
Speaker 5: So you pay for it, So the family pays for it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so right now when it's free, who's taking
Speaker 3: care Who's who's taking care of that that note?
Speaker 5: Do you know?
Speaker 10: Probably?
Speaker 8: Probably?
Speaker 2: But again, do you pay? Do you pay for it?
Speaker 11: I mean, the numbers have proven that this does help
Speaker 11: towards recidivism, being able to make connections with family, being
Speaker 11: able to still have some type of contact where you
Speaker 11: raising your children. Now, I know the other side is, hey,
Speaker 11: if you do the crime due to time, but either
Speaker 11: you want to pay on the front end or do
Speaker 11: you want to pay on the back end. When these
Speaker 11: people get out of prison after however many years, and
Speaker 11: they have zero connections, zero place to go, zero job opportunities, zero,
Speaker 11: you know, so I train in the prisons.
Speaker 2: I go to the prisons and train.
Speaker 11: So I really do understand, or at least try to
Speaker 11: understand how maintaining those connections are huge with recidivism.
Speaker 2: So pay now or pay later.
Speaker 5: That's tough.
Speaker 6: That's a tough one when you see so many millions
Speaker 6: of dollars going to all these other different countries and
Speaker 6: tax payers have to pay, and especially these phone companies
Speaker 6: are making billions of dollars. I know during I'm looking
Speaker 6: at it now, it said the cares that was paying
Speaker 6: for a lot of prison calls during the pandemic.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the money's definitely coming from the taxpayers no matter
Speaker 11: how you get it. If it's looking from a federal
Speaker 11: level of the state however, So yeah, we're I mean,
Speaker 11: we pay for everything, you know, bottom line, that's just
Speaker 11: really no signet to that. But just you do you
Speaker 11: pay now? Do you want to do you want to pay?
Speaker 2: Pay later?
Speaker 8: The states are getting a lot of free labor in
Speaker 8: there too, that's.
Speaker 11: Right, absolutely absolutely, I mean we know that again do
Speaker 11: to crime, do the time. But to remind folks, like
Speaker 11: one of the lawmakers said on that not everybody's in
Speaker 11: prison for murder. Also remind people, let's keep in mind
Speaker 11: everybody's not guilty either.
Speaker 2: A lot of people go to prison who are still innocent.
Speaker 11: So we know that there's guilty folks, and we know
Speaker 11: that this also puts the stress again on the family
Speaker 11: and think about the kids that still need to maintain
Speaker 11: some type of relationship maybe with their parents. So again,
Speaker 11: I know people gonna say, do the crime, do the time.
Speaker 11: You should have thought about that before you do the time.
Speaker 11: But much easier to say unless you're in that position.
Speaker 6: All right, well that is front page news. Thank you,
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Speaker 14: Won't tell Charloman every trying to so a couple of
Speaker 14: weeks that yeah, you know that your boys, Charla man,
Speaker 14: that Kelly is real k R and B Man. No
Speaker 14: I should no matter what Kelly, k R and B.
Speaker 5: I just I disagree. I think that R.
Speaker 3: Kelly has a lot of uh quantity, but I don't
Speaker 3: think he has the quality. I think he's got quality records,
Speaker 3: but Usher has a smaller catalog that has way more
Speaker 3: quality than than R Kelly. Kelly got a bunch of
Speaker 3: I can do it out.
Speaker 15: I disagree.
Speaker 16: I disagree, man, and that's all I want to ship. Man,
Speaker 16: I gotta get out to the radio.
Speaker 15: Man got worse.
Speaker 3: And I I was saying this for years, like, you know,
Speaker 3: way before these allegations and stuff.
Speaker 9: I always thought twelve play was overrated. You go back
Speaker 9: and listening to twelve play. Now, twelve Play got like
Speaker 9: five or six records on that.
Speaker 17: I love that.
Speaker 5: Rest of it is feeling. Know you like this? You
Speaker 5: like the bangers on that?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, I mean I even like Sadie on that.
Speaker 15: What's going on right now?
Speaker 5: Okay, my bad Jamie? What's up? Get off your chance?
Speaker 5: Jam Like there's nothing Jamie that.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it's your boys showing stone showing.
Speaker 5: Someone told me with Jamie, you know we're gonna click.
Speaker 15: Yougether in the tread and listen a lot of times
Speaker 15: I've been calling in Charlotte, Man, I'm not able to
Speaker 15: get in and they're gonna do it right. I understand
Speaker 15: that maybe it doesn't does have something to do with you.
Speaker 15: I don't know. You know what I mean, Maybe I'm
Speaker 15: getting blocked. I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 10: You feel me, bro.
Speaker 3: You know, you know a lot of people call it
Speaker 3: we don't you know, we just go to random people.
Speaker 5: We have eight million monthly listening to show.
Speaker 15: I'm just saying, man, some guys seem like they getting
Speaker 15: way more through.
Speaker 5: The back come through the back door.
Speaker 15: And because I refuse to go through the back door, jasonally,
Speaker 15: they try to sense to me.
Speaker 7: I'm when I get thrown in the back door.
Speaker 10: Jason Ly.
Speaker 15: Now, I'm not talking about you try to come through
Speaker 15: the back door. Okay, that's how you always get on
Speaker 15: the radio.
Speaker 9: You're wasting your time track, that's Jay, that's men.
Speaker 5: You know you're waiting your time.
Speaker 15: Listen, listen, listen. Man, I'm going through something right now.
Speaker 15: You know I was able, me and my ex wife
Speaker 15: was able to come to a great decision, you know
Speaker 15: what I mean. You know, I got a child envy
Speaker 15: and he's getting ready to move out of state, and uh,
Speaker 15: you know that's one of the artist things as a parent.
Speaker 15: You know what I mean to be okay with because
Speaker 15: you know I've been there from day one.
Speaker 16: Becausen't me.
Speaker 15: I'm not going to still be there. But you know,
Speaker 15: we was able to come to an agreement to for
Speaker 15: me to allow my child to go out of state. Man,
Speaker 15: what state's going to Maryland and shout out to his mom.
Speaker 15: His mom just got engaged. She's a great mom and
Speaker 15: I have nothing bad to say about her. For me,
Speaker 15: you know what I mean. I'm sad about my son
Speaker 15: going out of sea that next year.
Speaker 5: It's not as bad Maryland's with a two and a
Speaker 5: half hour drive.
Speaker 15: But I won't be living in Jersey no more, can you. Yeah,
Speaker 15: I'm moving to Florida because right now, uh, my girlfriend
Speaker 15: that's gonna be my fiance. She's five months pregnant.
Speaker 3: So oh congrats, congratulations my brother. I respect it. You
Speaker 3: know what you gotta do for your family.
Speaker 10: I'm not mad at but.
Speaker 15: It's hard shall man, you know what I mean, because
Speaker 15: you know, I never thought i'd be at this junction
Speaker 15: in life where my son is going to a different state.
Speaker 15: But you know, I'm gonna be able to deal with
Speaker 15: it because me and I was able to communicate as
Speaker 15: mature people and we actually brought our moms and dads
Speaker 15: to the table to media you know what I mean,
Speaker 15: So it was dope to keep it out of the courts,
Speaker 15: you see me.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, all right, bro.
Speaker 16: Man appreciate it.
Speaker 15: Basically check out my YouTube page man showing store on TV.
Speaker 15: You know what I mean, because you inspired me. Charlotte
Speaker 15: inspired me, you know what I mean? And b buil
Speaker 15: me for all y'all do in the media. Game Man,
Speaker 15: all right, I know I'm a satitation driver, but I'm
Speaker 15: trying to come out of here and I do it
Speaker 15: for the culture.
Speaker 9: Man, he's out and also just the reader. In a
Speaker 9: point twelve play had twelve songs on it. Your Body's Calling,
Speaker 9: Bumping Grind, seems like You're ready, Sadie and sect Me
Speaker 9: Paul one in part two are the best songs on
Speaker 9: that on that album.
Speaker 5: Everything else that's that's garbage. What else on now?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 5: Freak that body.
Speaker 3: I like the crotch on you, some of Bunnies Bunny
Speaker 3: people like some of Bunny Bunny.
Speaker 5: I don't even remember. I don't even know what I like.
Speaker 5: The crotch on you is, yeah, that's why.
Speaker 3: Yes, But I'm telling this album is it's like half
Speaker 3: and half. It's like a bunch of like five great
Speaker 3: records and the rest is Philip.
Speaker 8: Is it just me? Or do you get uncomfortable listening
Speaker 8: to the titles of R. Kelly songs?
Speaker 6: I like the crotch on you right? All right, anyway,
Speaker 6: get it off your chest? Call us up right now.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 16: Ray right, ray yo, Charlae mane y.
Speaker 17: What are we losing?
Speaker 5: This is your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 5: An indoor pool. We want to hear from you on
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Speaker 18: Phone right now here, tell you what it is we Hello,
Speaker 18: who's this Amy from Jacksonville, Florida.
Speaker 10: Jacksonville.
Speaker 5: Y'all lost last night, Yes, but.
Speaker 19: We put a hall on the line.
Speaker 17: We put a heart out there.
Speaker 20: And even though we've all say it was a good game,
Speaker 20: I thought it was going to be a walk in
Speaker 20: the park. That I just want to say, prayers go
Speaker 20: out to Trevor Lawrence and Christian Kirk and hopefully we
Speaker 20: got some good news today and we should still take
Speaker 20: this all the way.
Speaker 10: Oh, Trevor Lawrens got injured.
Speaker 5: I fell asleep, Yes, oh wow, yeah damn. But he
Speaker 5: says it's an ankle spring he'd be alright. So you
Speaker 5: got an ankle spring. It's not yet. Oh okay, I
Speaker 5: told you she'd been the whole morning long I saw
Speaker 5: seven hours ago it said he stuffers ankle spring.
Speaker 20: Yeah, well that's what it is. There's no official announcement
Speaker 20: till Doug Peerson announced it later this morning.
Speaker 5: Hopefully you gotta do it, Mr. Right, true true, true, Mama,
Speaker 5: Thank you, Duba. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 16: Hey Derek?
Speaker 5: Hey Derek, what get off your chest?
Speaker 10: Hey?
Speaker 16: I got something on my chest.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 16: I want to talk about the price of a good man. Okay,
Speaker 16: So I don't know a good that doesn't have an
Speaker 16: empty wallet and a broken fact. But now you get
Speaker 16: you get, you get you a bad man. They got
Speaker 16: a pocket full of money and they take me.
Speaker 8: That sounds like me, I'm not bad.
Speaker 16: Well, hey, I'm just saying you'd be nod. But you
Speaker 16: don't hear about good women anymore.
Speaker 5: That's not true.
Speaker 6: What's your definition of a good woman? You just told
Speaker 6: us a definition of a good man. What's a good woman?
Speaker 16: A good woman is the old days, the old school women,
Speaker 16: the ones that take care of the home, take care
Speaker 16: of you know. Women don't watch this is no more
Speaker 16: for it. They don't play in the house no more.
Speaker 16: They don't do none of those things.
Speaker 10: That's not true.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna tell you something, man, I got a plethora
Speaker 9: of amazing sisters around me that do both. They know
Speaker 9: how to navigate in the corporate world and get their money,
Speaker 9: and they know how to be domesticated at home, you know,
Speaker 9: and they always be to hooked them up with people.
Speaker 3: And I'll be like, no, because I don't know no
Speaker 3: brothers like a worthy and I don't even like to
Speaker 3: get involved in my friends relationships like that.
Speaker 16: Well, what generation are they?
Speaker 21: In?
Speaker 5: Thirties forty five?
Speaker 7: But the generator new generation got dishwashers. Do y'all really
Speaker 7: want women washing? That's true too. I don't want to
Speaker 7: walk by see anybody washing dishes. Put them in a dishwasher,
Speaker 7: keep it pushing.
Speaker 5: That's true too.
Speaker 16: Well, I'm just staying I've been married for twenty five
Speaker 16: years and I've been you know, a good man. And
Speaker 16: I'll tell you what. Every bone in my body's hurting.
Speaker 5: Damn Well, Derek, you need to get an ass in
Speaker 5: the dishwasher time.
Speaker 16: But at the same time, you say that's the thirty
Speaker 16: year olds, Well, you don't know, you don't realize it
Speaker 16: until you're about forty or fifty. That's when all of
Speaker 16: that's when everything starts hurting and you start noticing that
Speaker 16: your wallet is.
Speaker 7: Stim Yeah, that's just age though, broh Well, and after
Speaker 7: twenty five years of marriage, if every bone in your
Speaker 7: body is hurting, she's still doing her job.
Speaker 5: But I'm bumpboo.
Speaker 16: Your bones are hurting because you're doing everything around the
Speaker 16: house and you're doing all the work.
Speaker 7: You have a particular age. You missed the bone joke. Yeah,
Speaker 7: bone joke.
Speaker 17: Ah man, I missed the bone joke.
Speaker 3: Yeah he was talking about the other bone, bro. But
Speaker 3: does that bone still work?
Speaker 5: That's all that?
Speaker 16: Oh man, that's the thing about it. It works better
Speaker 16: than my in my back.
Speaker 6: Well, you better be appy because there's a lot of
Speaker 6: brothers out there in their forties that bones don't work.
Speaker 5: Bro.
Speaker 16: But also brothers know that everything stops once to get
Speaker 16: married after about fifteen years.
Speaker 5: What's wrong? You just missed the negative this morning?
Speaker 15: Bro.
Speaker 16: Uh uh No, I'm wise, wise and in a good move.
Speaker 5: Al right. Well you have a good with mister good move.
Speaker 16: At anime pist. You know we know people, okay.
Speaker 3: Okay, all astrological signs people Okay, I'm the only afthroological
Speaker 3: sign that knows some people.
Speaker 7: He said, a great day.
Speaker 6: All right, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five
Speaker 6: eight five, one oh five one. Now we got rooms
Speaker 6: on the way.
Speaker 5: Jason, what were talking about?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Genni mine's out here in these streets putting Gez
Speaker 7: on blast, saying she's guted because she found out she
Speaker 7: was getting a divorced when everybody else did.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll talk about that when we come back.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Cloak in the morning.
Speaker 5: The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody is TJ MV. Charlamagne,
Speaker 5: the gud.
Speaker 18: We are the Breakfast Club. We got our guest co host, Jason.
Speaker 18: Let's get to the room. Z.
Speaker 5: Do not be alarmed.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Jason Lane.
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Speaker 22: I don't want.
Speaker 10: All the Hollywood Unlocked viewers.
Speaker 5: What's happening.
Speaker 22: Don't even waste your time trying.
Speaker 7: To compete to me, Nick, this is the rumor report.
Speaker 7: I knew I can talk my on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 7: I'm in my mental health process, but I am cocking lover.
Speaker 3: Nick.
Speaker 7: Listen as Shanti and Nelly are expecting their first kids,
Speaker 7: So congratulations to them.
Speaker 5: I just don't drop in the clues. Bonds for Nelly
Speaker 5: and a Shanty love to hear. You know.
Speaker 7: They dated from two thousand and three to twenty thirteen
Speaker 7: and then somehow it just went away. But now you know,
Speaker 7: Nelly circled the block and he's back with Ashantia now
Speaker 7: after ten years of being on and off, they now
Speaker 7: have the first child together.
Speaker 9: If you love something, let it go if it comes
Speaker 9: back to us yours. Has that been confirmed confirmed to
Speaker 9: that official afford?
Speaker 7: Well, listen, you know they shocked the world when they
Speaker 7: got back together. But you know they were on stage
Speaker 7: recently and they were making some jokes about something and
Speaker 7: if she rubbed her stomach, So everybody online starts speaking
Speaker 7: it and US Weekly came out and said that they
Speaker 7: have a source that confirmed that they are indeed expanding
Speaker 7: their family.
Speaker 9: Well, let's pray for a Shanti to have a healthy pregnancy. Absolutely,
Speaker 9: you know what I mean, because you know how you know,
Speaker 9: we know all the issues that black women have nowadays,
Speaker 9: black maternal you know, deathfred is crazy. So let's pray
Speaker 9: for Ashanti to have a healthy, healthy pregnancy.
Speaker 7: And this will be her first child. And the people
Speaker 7: online said, oh, I don't know if it's real. Maybe
Speaker 7: it's a Shanti doesn't give me the type of person
Speaker 7: that would do something like that, and this.
Speaker 5: Would be what Nelly stirred in her first right.
Speaker 9: Yep, we'll know for sure if they don't confirm it,
Speaker 9: will know for sure. If we don't see none of
Speaker 9: the fire ass vacation picks Ashanti before, So we don't see.
Speaker 5: These for the next seven months. Now, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean, You'll still see it. She just won't be
Speaker 5: drinking in them, know what you mean.
Speaker 3: It's to be showing body what you're talking about.
Speaker 5: You still show body, well knowing that body, I mean,
Speaker 5: if you listen, you idiot.
Speaker 6: I'm not You still see it because she got time
Speaker 6: before she gets big, and you know when she don't
Speaker 6: know how many much she is.
Speaker 7: She pushed that bodysuit on two, so we'll see when
Speaker 7: she performs, all right, well listen on. Another thing we
Speaker 7: will see is Gennie Maie. She is on a world tour.
Speaker 7: Just throw g Z under the butt.
Speaker 5: She's trying to snowban and I don't like it.
Speaker 7: You know what I don't like about this to see
Speaker 7: the black man never gets credit for the grace that
Speaker 7: he gives. You know, when the news broke that he
Speaker 7: was getting a divorce, I was in the process of
Speaker 7: scheduling an interview with him, and he canceled the interview,
Speaker 7: saying that he did not want to talk about his family.
Speaker 7: He did not want to talk about his relationship or
Speaker 7: his marriage. I didn't know what was happening. Then when
Speaker 7: it came out, I hit his team, and his team
Speaker 7: said they weren't even.
Speaker 8: Aware that he was filing for divorce.
Speaker 7: Well, Jennie May is now speaking out on her unexpected
Speaker 7: divorce from Gez, and she went on the Jennifer Hudson
Speaker 7: Show because that's where you go when you want to
Speaker 7: get your word across. I guess.
Speaker 8: We all know Jennifer Hudson's illiterate.
Speaker 7: Well, look, she went on the show to talk to
Speaker 7: her about whatever she.
Speaker 8: Wanted to talk about, and this is what she said
Speaker 8: about the divorce.
Speaker 12: Genny, things are different from the last time you will
Speaker 12: hear some expected news broke about your your marriage.
Speaker 23: I was going through things in marriage ended in divorce
Speaker 23: and it was kind of hard. So yeah, it's what
Speaker 23: I'm dealing with day by day, you know.
Speaker 22: And how are you doing now?
Speaker 23: Well I'm doing I think I'm doing better now, you know.
Speaker 23: I think at the time when I found out, you know,
Speaker 23: at the same time as the rest of the world,
Speaker 23: that my marriage was ending in divorce, I was gutted.
Speaker 23: Today it's about picking up the pieces. It's about discovering
Speaker 23: me and being a mom to the best blessing in
Speaker 23: my life, my little girl.
Speaker 2: That's sent a way to have the process living in
Speaker 2: the duty of life.
Speaker 23: Even though this year I met the most broken version
Speaker 23: of me, I also met the strongest version.
Speaker 22: I love how you said.
Speaker 9: That everyone is allowed to tell that story. But to
Speaker 9: your point, Jason, Jeezy is going out of his way
Speaker 9: to not be messy. Same situation happened with me when
Speaker 9: I hosted The Daily Show back in November, reached out.
Speaker 5: To Gz to be a guest. Jeez was like, I
Speaker 5: was doing.
Speaker 9: I just don't want to have to talk about the divorce,
Speaker 9: you know what I mean. So he's going out of
Speaker 9: his way to not want to be messy. So I
Speaker 9: feel like, you know, she's she's she's starting to get
Speaker 9: a little messy, and I don't like.
Speaker 7: Oh, it gets better than that. She is the grace
Speaker 7: that you give that you don't that. People don't see that.
Speaker 7: You don't get credit for a few days before that,
Speaker 7: she said that she alleged that he cheated on her
Speaker 7: and per their pre nup. You know, Jesus is gonna
Speaker 7: have to pay up a whole bunch of money, and
Speaker 7: so his lawyer is saying that it's all cap. And
Speaker 7: you know, I don't know. Black men don't cheat, that's cap.
Speaker 7: Black men don't cheat, well, don't cheat. You don't think so, No, No, Jase,
Speaker 7: I don't know what movement you got Jesus your I
Speaker 7: don't think he cheated either. And the thing about it is,
Speaker 7: once you get a chance to meet Jez and get
Speaker 7: to know JZ, he just seems like a really solid dude.
Speaker 7: Now for people who forgot, especially Jennifer Hudson, this is
Speaker 7: why these daytime talk shows are feeling because y'all don't
Speaker 7: be doing your real work. Remember Jennie Mai was on
Speaker 7: the Real, keeping it real about what she really thought
Speaker 7: about black men, actually dark skinned black men.
Speaker 5: This is what she said, you take it black.
Speaker 21: I love y'all, I did, But for me, dark meat
Speaker 21: on the side white keeps me mean and lean. You know,
Speaker 21: that's why.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: That's why I like, what do you mean dark? I
Speaker 5: am not, I'm not.
Speaker 21: I'm saying like, I like, I really do think black
Speaker 21: men are attractive.
Speaker 5: I do, like that's my what do you mean dark
Speaker 5: meat on the side?
Speaker 2: That means honey, that's you.
Speaker 22: Know what that means?
Speaker 5: And what are you reading it? Att?
Speaker 2: How did you say it?
Speaker 3: I like, dark man? I do you like your main
Speaker 3: man to be white?
Speaker 5: And I mean clearly that stance changed.
Speaker 9: I would love to hear how she feels about dark
Speaker 9: meat now, though somebody who have to ask her how
Speaker 9: she feels about dark meat and the should ask her
Speaker 9: just like that.
Speaker 5: So, Jennie, Matt, how do you feel about dark meat? Now?
Speaker 7: I mean, part of the challenge is a lot of
Speaker 7: women who are not black women, let's just keep it real,
Speaker 7: fetishized black men because of our penises and all of
Speaker 7: that and the swag and you know whatever. But but
Speaker 7: we don't know exactly what went on in their marriage.
Speaker 5: Nothing.
Speaker 9: I know, black men don't cheat, and I don't like
Speaker 9: this lie that genmy miles perpetuating that black man cheat.
Speaker 7: Okay, Tristan Thompson is still in these streets and he's.
Speaker 9: A young he's moving like a young boy. Black men
Speaker 9: don't cheat. Black boy.
Speaker 5: Cheat, That's right. I have a boy mentality.
Speaker 7: So that's what when you grow up.
Speaker 3: You let you let go up those childish ways, those
Speaker 3: childish things.
Speaker 5: Okay. The Bible even says that. I just can't remember
Speaker 5: the script now today it does say that.
Speaker 3: But the Bible say black men, no cheating. It says
Speaker 3: let go of childish ways. First Corinthia, thirteen eleven. When
Speaker 3: I was a child, it just came to me. When
Speaker 3: I was a child, I spoke as a child. I
Speaker 3: understood as the child. I thought of the child. When
Speaker 3: I became a man, I put away childish things.
Speaker 7: I just can't take you serious with the Boondocks sweater on.
Speaker 7: It's the comedy.
Speaker 3: You should take me serious with the Boondocks sweater On
Speaker 3: just one of the great greatest TV shows about black
Speaker 3: social commentary in the history.
Speaker 7: We can't even take Tamar's reaction in the real series
Speaker 7: because she dating a white man.
Speaker 8: Now, like, what is going on?
Speaker 5: You see the thing? The thing about Jason Lee, he
Speaker 5: comes in here with this chopping he just saw. He
Speaker 5: just talks frying. He don't care who's in the way.
Speaker 7: He canceled the Jenniferson Show because she let Jeezi take
Speaker 7: a hit by that woman who only want her dark
Speaker 7: meat on the side.
Speaker 3: Jesus Christ, what is up with you in Jennifer Hudson.
Speaker 3: I'll be seeing you always think that, y'all.
Speaker 7: To Jennifer Hudson, we got something in common? What's that
Speaker 7: She's day in common?
Speaker 5: You dayd common?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 5: Well, when we come back, tesl. The figure out from
Speaker 5: Page News is.
Speaker 7: The breakfast log.
Speaker 13: Good morning, the breakfast club. Your morning's will never be the.
Speaker 6: Same, mourning everybody is seen j MV. Charlamagnea gud we
Speaker 6: are the breakfast club. Let's get in some front page News.
Speaker 6: We got Jason I guess co host and tis back
Speaker 6: what up tears?
Speaker 11: Good morning DJ, and we have the future counselman, Jason Lee.
Speaker 11: Very proud of you for stepping up and running. And
Speaker 11: good morning charlamagnea.
Speaker 5: God to the hood.
Speaker 10: Whisper.
Speaker 6: Now Monday night football, the Bengals beat the jack was
Speaker 6: last night, thirty four to thirty one.
Speaker 5: Now let's jump right into it. Let's talk about social media.
Speaker 2: Yes, social media.
Speaker 11: There is a study that came out that said social
Speaker 11: media's were coming to go to place for young parents. Now,
Speaker 11: this study revealed that eight and ten parents are now
Speaker 11: seeking parental guidance on social media platforms. Researchers in Michigan
Speaker 11: say this trend underscores the growing reliance on these platforms
Speaker 11: as valuable resources of parents of young children, with fifty
Speaker 11: percent of the participants considering social media very useful for
Speaker 11: discovering parental strategies.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 11: Common topics that they go to social media for are
Speaker 11: toilet training, sleep habits, nutrition, breastfeeding, discipline, behavior issues, vaccinations, daycare, preschool,
Speaker 11: and social and action. The researchers say that the parents
Speaker 11: participating in these conversations to gain a variety of viewpoints,
Speaker 11: while a lot of them also appreciate the convenience of
Speaker 11: the platform. Now, I just want to throw this out
Speaker 11: to you guys and see because there is a difference
Speaker 11: to me between reading articles by professionals and then folks
Speaker 11: going to social media and in the comments and just
Speaker 11: listening to random strangers with no receives to back up
Speaker 11: you know, their playing.
Speaker 2: So what do you guys think about that?
Speaker 22: Is it?
Speaker 2: Jason?
Speaker 11: You obviously run Hollywood Unlock. It shouldn't be a go
Speaker 11: to place for young parents or what.
Speaker 8: I mean.
Speaker 7: I think it's a good place to go just to
Speaker 7: see what's going on. But I you know, we do
Speaker 7: a lot of research and we take a lot of
Speaker 7: responsibility what we report, but the comments section could change
Speaker 7: the report, and by the end of the comments it's
Speaker 7: turned into something different. I think that, you know, a
Speaker 7: lot of people aren't really giving the blogs a lot
Speaker 7: of credit. But you know, we do shift conversations and
Speaker 7: we do shift narratives. So I mean, yeah, I just
Speaker 7: think there needs to be a certain level of responsibility
Speaker 7: on the on the platforms, but parents shouldn't really solely
Speaker 7: on social media.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I agree with Jason. I think it's a great
Speaker 6: place to look. I mean there's so many different ideas.
Speaker 6: I mean, parents have tried too many different things with
Speaker 6: their kids.
Speaker 3: And especially the things that you're talking about, which is
Speaker 3: always difficult, whether it's potty training, whether it's getting your
Speaker 3: kids to sleep at certain times, and different parents use
Speaker 3: different things, and a lot of times some of these parents,
Speaker 3: their parents ain't here anymore, so they don't have that
Speaker 3: advice to ask somebody.
Speaker 6: So I'm not mad at the social media thing. I mean,
Speaker 6: I even go to social media. I done found Now
Speaker 6: this has to do with cooking. I done found some
Speaker 6: crazy recipes on social media when it came to garlic
Speaker 6: bread and all types of crazy breakfasts that my kids
Speaker 6: just enjoyed it. I would have never thought about. So
Speaker 6: I'm not mad at people going to social media.
Speaker 9: Yeah, young parents need to be going on there and
Speaker 9: making sure their kids aren't on there.
Speaker 5: Okay, auto monitor what their kids are doing.
Speaker 9: Young parents need to be going to older parents who
Speaker 9: have experienced Okay, call mama called grandma if you can't
Speaker 9: call them live. If you can't call Mama called grandma,
Speaker 9: you know some older parent or some parent who's had
Speaker 9: a lot of experience raising their child. That's who you
Speaker 9: need to be talking to. And if you all gonna,
Speaker 9: you know, pay attention to people on social media, just
Speaker 9: bet who you follow it correct, because everybody on social
Speaker 9: media not crazy, correct, But you just gottavet them.
Speaker 7: And I met with somebody who was at the top
Speaker 7: of Instagram and they said to me, the new trend
Speaker 7: with kids is that they're posting on social media. You
Speaker 7: see most of these young people's accounts, they only have
Speaker 7: like two posts and there's no more posts.
Speaker 5: But they got all these followers.
Speaker 7: He said, most of the conversations, most of the traffic
Speaker 7: is happening in the dms now groups, shadow accounts, so
Speaker 7: you know, it's not only just what you see, is
Speaker 7: what you don't see. So I think the parents need
Speaker 7: to not just rely on social media when they raising kids.
Speaker 8: You need to know what your kid is up to.
Speaker 5: Absolutely.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm just scared listening to people in these comments.
Speaker 11: So I agree with you Charlotte too.
Speaker 2: I agree both it.
Speaker 11: I think information is always good, but again it's not
Speaker 11: necessarily people are just looking at the information and betting
Speaker 11: the people that are following. They're listening to people in
Speaker 11: the comments, random people that we know nothing about that
Speaker 11: may be given bad advice. But I do like that
Speaker 11: old school advice, like where's the auntie's at? You know,
Speaker 11: it's telling you how to make them sit on the pot.
Speaker 11: I'm a mom, obviously, you know those experiences really do matter.
Speaker 11: So when I've read this, first thing came to my
Speaker 11: mind is I said, I guess say, no, the auntie's around,
Speaker 11: you know, trying to help FORUL. Like you said, DJV,
Speaker 11: parents may not be around. I've lost both my.
Speaker 2: Parents today too.
Speaker 3: It could be something as simple as you know, I'm
Speaker 3: going through party training right now with my two year
Speaker 3: old and maybe a parent on this says, hey, I
Speaker 3: read I read this book to my daughter every day,
Speaker 3: which helps her.
Speaker 5: With bowel movements. And I might try that, you know
Speaker 5: what I mean. That doesn't mean it's wrong.
Speaker 3: It just might be a good idea that I'll try
Speaker 3: that something outside of my other five kids that didn't work,
Speaker 3: you know, I mean, so you just never know it
Speaker 3: times and about Test.
Speaker 7: Test, she will find you in them comments because she's
Speaker 7: been on Hollywood on Lot correct to say.
Speaker 5: She corrected the.
Speaker 7: CEO of Hollywood on lock and she you know you
Speaker 7: probably thought with all the mens and followers out and
Speaker 7: see it, I saw you in them comments, corrected me.
Speaker 5: But you know that was intentional shade that I was throwing.
Speaker 7: But thank you Test for holding me down and making
Speaker 7: sure that I was on top of my p's and
Speaker 7: Q I saw you.
Speaker 5: Comments.
Speaker 11: I remember he was gonna say that, DJA Listen.
Speaker 7: She said, Oh, Jason, I'm not sure if you know,
Speaker 7: but there was an error made here.
Speaker 5: I said, look at test tests, don't play in the comments. Listen.
Speaker 6: Let's jump right quick to the fourth Republican debate, Yes, quickly.
Speaker 11: The fourth Republican debate is tonight of the Iowa Coucas
Speaker 11: is more than a little month away, and so they
Speaker 11: will be having their final debate.
Speaker 2: I think it's going to be a good one.
Speaker 11: Folks who are scheduled to appear as Nikki Haley, Ron
Speaker 11: De Santis, vivid Rama, saw Me, and also Chris Christie.
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to it.
Speaker 11: It'll be tonight at eight pm on News Nation and
Speaker 11: it should be very very spice seat, uh, you know,
Speaker 11: as we get ready to go into the car, because
Speaker 11: it's so Jason, will you be participating in a debate
Speaker 11: when you run the city council?
Speaker 16: Yas?
Speaker 7: Okay, everybody, this is where they sleep. They looking at
Speaker 7: Hollywood unlocked. Whatever they call a celebrity, Jason Ley, I
Speaker 7: don't see means a celebrity, but this public figure. I
Speaker 7: worked eleven years in the labor movement. This is what
Speaker 7: I do. I'm calling all the forums and asking them
Speaker 7: can y'all hurry up and publish the dates? Because I'm prepared.
Speaker 7: I have pulled every receipt. I know what My research
Speaker 7: game is crazy. Yes, I'm doing every single forum.
Speaker 3: They can't nobody read like a gay man.
Speaker 7: Man, that's gonna be means oh, oh, let me tell
Speaker 7: you the reading. It's first of all, they're going up
Speaker 7: in my neighborhood.
Speaker 8: Are crazy, Oh man.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be great.
Speaker 11: Well, I hope you televise it and are some type
Speaker 11: of way that the people can tap in.
Speaker 2: I just want to say this before we close out.
Speaker 11: It is critically important that we get people to run
Speaker 11: on the state in the city level.
Speaker 2: So I'm very, very proud of you.
Speaker 11: We talk about federal all the time, but you are
Speaker 11: absolutely doing the most important thing and what affects the
Speaker 11: people the most, which is on the city left.
Speaker 2: So they're proud of you.
Speaker 15: Brother.
Speaker 5: What channels did the bate coming on? I feel like
Speaker 5: this the beach snuck up on us.
Speaker 10: I didn't even.
Speaker 11: Some News Nation, so that's yeah, that's you know, actually
Speaker 11: making Kelly and a lot of folks who got I
Speaker 11: guess kicked out for Fox.
Speaker 2: They went over the News.
Speaker 5: I'm shocked that they were able to land a to be.
Speaker 7: I'm shocked Ryan DeSantis is showing up after Gavin laid
Speaker 7: him out the way he did recently.
Speaker 11: If I say, and I think Newsom did a good job.
Speaker 11: Some people in the room. Yeah, some some other people
Speaker 11: in the room disagree, but I think I was impressed.
Speaker 2: I enjoyed it.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 9: The reason I wasn't in press because I look at
Speaker 9: Candidas and I say, are they winnable?
Speaker 5: And they win.
Speaker 9: I don't think that Gavin Newsom right now could win
Speaker 9: the Rush Belt?
Speaker 5: Are the South?
Speaker 3: Just for simple things like you know, you can't look
Speaker 3: at that.
Speaker 9: Picture and just simply say, hey, that's that's inappropriate for
Speaker 9: third graders, but that don't got nothing to do with
Speaker 9: your book then.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean, Like you can't do little
Speaker 5: things like that. You never went over the rust belt.
Speaker 11: And I totally agree with that, Like, I agree with that,
Speaker 11: but I also training hundreds of candidates a year and
Speaker 11: organizers to understand what governors do.
Speaker 2: I think it was an important learning lesson.
Speaker 11: I know Charlamagne said they could be done at another time,
Speaker 11: but I just think it's important to know what these
Speaker 11: governors are in charge of and to watch them sort
Speaker 11: that out, you know, because a lot of folks just
Speaker 11: did not have a clue.
Speaker 2: So I thought that was.
Speaker 11: Good to watch two governors actually talk about what they're
Speaker 11: doing in their state and have the receipts to back
Speaker 11: it up. They have so many more opportunities than people
Speaker 11: on the federal level. Congress people they just so. I
Speaker 11: thought it was a good learning tool personally, I.
Speaker 5: Agree, but I don't think people can unless you live
Speaker 5: in that state.
Speaker 7: Boy, and Gavin is doing he is doing too much
Speaker 7: on gun control, like California right now is getting scared
Speaker 7: with us being able to protect ourselves.
Speaker 9: So I just read a story this morning in the
Speaker 9: New York Post about how this guy shot and killed
Speaker 9: someone because five mass intruders ran up in their house
Speaker 9: in La Yeah, la home and being shot.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Five men with dark hoodies in math broke into a
Speaker 9: home and one of them was shot dead by the homeowner.
Speaker 7: One of my friends who is name as Vince Rischi.
Speaker 7: He recently came home, had his ear pods in. Two
Speaker 7: guys jumped over the fence, went to the roblem. He
Speaker 7: turned around with it and pulled a gun out shot
Speaker 7: at them to defend himself. They took a CCW away,
Speaker 7: and now they're talking about he may be brought.
Speaker 8: Up on charge.
Speaker 7: Why didn't take a CCW way, I don't know why
Speaker 7: this is gun license been criticizing.
Speaker 8: The police and how they handled it, you know.
Speaker 7: And I've even had to reach out to mayorbaths and say, hey,
Speaker 7: this is a person that gives back to the community.
Speaker 7: He is a licensed gun owner, he's protecting his family,
Speaker 7: he just had a baby, and now they flipped it
Speaker 7: around and made him the bad guy. So California right now,
Speaker 7: when it comes to gun control, is out of control, all.
Speaker 2: Right, and I believe it.
Speaker 11: But then also I just want to point this out
Speaker 11: for the Room for take Room Newsom's done a lot
Speaker 11: that a lot of people approve of, like taking out
Speaker 11: the gun enhancement. You know, sentence rules for people who
Speaker 11: were in prison already did their time for the crime.
Speaker 11: Having a gun enhancement kept them in prison even longer.
Speaker 11: So people are getting out of like fifty and sixty
Speaker 11: years old who have been sitting there for a very
Speaker 11: long time, going back and correcting a lot of that
Speaker 11: stuff that was put in by the crime be a
Speaker 11: by the way that So I just I guess we
Speaker 11: could talk about this, We could go on and on
Speaker 11: about the good and bad, but the point is we
Speaker 11: need to know what people can do on the the
Speaker 11: state level, on.
Speaker 6: The local left and get involved, all right, Well, get
Speaker 6: in his front page news.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Tiz.
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Speaker 5: Man, that's the first time performed there.
Speaker 7: We've done it one.
Speaker 3: Time before, but not like this, not ourselves. It was
Speaker 3: a rough rid at X show. Yeah, and we came
Speaker 3: out and did a couple of from the hood and
Speaker 3: just went there and did it.
Speaker 7: Actually we were.
Speaker 3: Never in our whole career performed and I don't think
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Speaker 5: Uh yeah. Shout out to Big Joe, New Life and
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Speaker 3: We uh seen each other a few years ago and
Speaker 3: said we was going to make sure we did something together,
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Speaker 5: Go by them.
Speaker 7: Absolutely now will fall get ready, y'all? Yep, let's go.
Speaker 9: Why was it important for y'all to have youall own,
Speaker 9: you know, fifty feth year of hip hop celebration as
Speaker 9: well as celebrate twenty five years the money for power respect.
Speaker 7: Let's bring it home. Let's bring it home.
Speaker 3: They both they both fell online. We're celebrating both. And
Speaker 3: when you think about it, like, you know, it really
Speaker 3: didn't hit.
Speaker 5: Me this until this year. I mean, the whole hip
Speaker 5: hop is fifty fifty is not a big, big.
Speaker 3: Number, like you know what I mean. Hip hop is
Speaker 3: a Philly I'm forty nine. You just turned forty nine
Speaker 3: the other day. So hip hop is basically a.
Speaker 5: Young, strong male female whatever you want to call it.
Speaker 5: But it's at a nice young age.
Speaker 3: And for us to have twenty five years in and
Speaker 3: been doing this this many years of our lives, it's,
Speaker 3: you know, more than.
Speaker 5: Half of our lives.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 7: I feel like I've been doing it forever.
Speaker 5: We have where you've been, you know this earlier to
Speaker 5: do this show.
Speaker 25: I got off the video game of like four in
Speaker 25: the morning this morning, so I'm like, yo, dude, you
Speaker 25: really got your game.
Speaker 5: I'm a gamer. Yeah, he's a big time game.
Speaker 3: Yeahatic Nah, I was on. I was on Assassin's somewhere
Speaker 3: they shoot corners. Have you figured a way to make
Speaker 3: money off of you? Well, of course, I know how.
Speaker 25: I just don't be getting on too much with these
Speaker 25: trying the name maybe talking mad to you man, young boys?
Speaker 5: What yeah, talking on that.
Speaker 3: Definitely do need a cheek loots video game, That's for sure.
Speaker 3: I'd be definitely. I was gonna ask, you know, as
Speaker 3: a group, and I know you guys get these questions
Speaker 3: all the time. But as a group, besides the albums
Speaker 3: and the projects and the good material that you put out,
Speaker 3: y'all haven't had any internal beefs that that went public. Right,
Speaker 3: And you guys have done anything, whether it's Woo Block,
Speaker 3: whether it was solo, whether it was kissed doing this
Speaker 3: old thing, I haven't had any internship.
Speaker 7: You should really salute that morecess, right.
Speaker 3: How do y'all do that? Because most groups will be like,
Speaker 3: how do y'all do that? The closest groups get into
Speaker 3: a beef for a bicker. But y'all, but I can
Speaker 3: tell you that our brotherhood comes first. I mean that
Speaker 3: was an oath we we made come in in the
Speaker 3: game and were stuck by it because if a lot
Speaker 3: of people you let material items, money and other people
Speaker 3: being in your ears separate you. We're brothers without this,
Speaker 3: like you know what I'm saying, and shut the industry
Speaker 3: down today, there's no more music, no Instagram, no record
Speaker 3: sales or nothing.
Speaker 5: It's still gonna be the same brotherhood between us. You know,
Speaker 5: you really love each other.
Speaker 7: That's a word word other, you know what.
Speaker 25: So, like Joe and Matteo, they've been on a group
Speaker 25: text with us recently, right, And I know y'all see
Speaker 25: the difference between us and everybody as far as like,
Speaker 25: like we talk to each other in the morning, like, Yo,
Speaker 25: what you're doing.
Speaker 7: You're gonna hit the trail, You're gonna do this, You're
Speaker 7: gonna what you're doing? How you working out?
Speaker 5: Yo?
Speaker 25: Kids said the feeling well sounds of telling them like Yo,
Speaker 25: eat this, do this and that, Like it's I guarantee
Speaker 25: these other people ain't talking like that with each other.
Speaker 7: No interest in even like how you feel, you know.
Speaker 3: Even when it comes to music, right, like this song is,
Speaker 3: but there's only been two members on this song? Has
Speaker 3: it only been one member on? And nobody's ever got
Speaker 3: an attitude of felt the way? Or is it just
Speaker 3: got word up?
Speaker 5: I'm you win.
Speaker 3: If you win, I win, like if you if you
Speaker 3: keep that mentality, if kids win, me and him or win,
Speaker 3: whoever wins, it's a win for the whole team.
Speaker 5: Like yeah, when we get on a song, we aim
Speaker 5: to bust each other's ass.
Speaker 3: I never, I never ever want you to immediately go
Speaker 3: chica kiss had a better versity. Never, But when it happens,
Speaker 3: I'm happy and I accept it and it is what
Speaker 3: it is, and it's like, all right, we'll be in
Speaker 3: the studio. I'd be like, you got that one. I
Speaker 3: see you on the next record. I think that's I
Speaker 3: think you have to have a healthy line of communication
Speaker 3: and be gold oriented. Then you have to remember when
Speaker 3: you was broke together. Like we come from busting down
Speaker 3: the Chinese plate.
Speaker 1: We have.
Speaker 3: Yeah, get the cut it man, cut that three ways,
Speaker 3: dog like you know what I mean. So when you
Speaker 3: when you're used to that, and win's a win. So
Speaker 3: we all win in one win.
Speaker 9: So even when y'all talk about missing songs, right like
Speaker 9: she you don't ever feel a way even when Benjamin's
Speaker 9: come on now, that.
Speaker 3: Feels the way when Benjamin's come on, Yeah, yeah you
Speaker 3: in the video though, now a bunch of them stories
Speaker 3: about I didn't show up to I wasn't knowing that
Speaker 3: that song Mariah and all that.
Speaker 7: I'm on the Benjamins though, yeah.
Speaker 5: You on Benjamin, No, I mean it was rocking anyway.
Speaker 5: He's doing it.
Speaker 3: He's doing I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna do his hypes.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna do the ad Limbs and were in the
Speaker 3: same bag. We're gonna we're gonna get the same bag.
Speaker 3: We're gonna bust it down, Diddy. Yeah, making that's not
Speaker 3: how it happened. Yeah, well yeah it was Diddy's on it.
Speaker 5: I'm not the kiss Rolle Diddy verse. Put the whole
Speaker 5: song together. I told you.
Speaker 25: I was like, man, yes, he put the whole song together,
Speaker 25: she said she we came in Puff was playing the track.
Speaker 7: We didn't think.
Speaker 25: We didn't really want the track. Missy said, Yo, let
Speaker 25: me here, you spit to that strictly trying to compose.
Speaker 25: It wasn't for that. Anybody just wrapped and all that.
Speaker 25: Miss was like, Yo, we're gonna we're gonna do you
Speaker 25: on this joint. Do that, and then you're gonna write
Speaker 25: Puff's verse.
Speaker 7: And that's how it went. And then like I don't
Speaker 7: know what styles like how it went right right then?
Speaker 5: And there?
Speaker 10: Did you write it real?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Hey, that can't remember what it was, Missy told
Speaker 3: you not. Miss he put the old joint. I love
Speaker 3: playing thompsoner somebody that he moves and I'm like, who
Speaker 3: is this person? She beat boxing and all that, Missie,
Speaker 3: I love you look great right now. But yeah, that's
Speaker 3: how it happened.
Speaker 5: He was like, who is this?
Speaker 7: Like we didn't even know her.
Speaker 5: If I didn't, really it was crazy.
Speaker 7: I didn't like the beat, yeah, none of us.
Speaker 5: I didn't. I really didn't like the beat, like at
Speaker 5: the time, like you know what I mean.
Speaker 25: And it was he did one hundred remixes fast Funs,
Speaker 25: Bubble on the Member of the Wrong Room from styles.
Speaker 3: I'm mad about the Benjamins it if I'm chic, I'm
Speaker 3: mad about We're gonna make it.
Speaker 7: We're gonna make it work.
Speaker 5: You remember, We're gonna make it.
Speaker 25: I went they was in the hood. They was in
Speaker 25: Rough Riders studio. I walked in, like what you're doing.
Speaker 10: Was playing?
Speaker 5: They coming in and out.
Speaker 25: I'm like, oh man, all right, trying to catch up
Speaker 25: basket like yo, I think he's gonna say like Mariah
Speaker 25: or something like that. Now we're we're gonna make it right,
Speaker 25: all right, cool?
Speaker 5: Cool, We don't want to be on it. Hell, y'all
Speaker 5: would have they would have invited me. I went there
Speaker 5: that day.
Speaker 25: Because theting on that round was probably in the hood
Speaker 25: whatever whatever, And then I came to the studio.
Speaker 3: It's just like Kiss is social, he's anti social, and
Speaker 3: I'm the one in between.
Speaker 25: Okay, So Lucia have if it's a lot of people
Speaker 25: and a lot of like people around.
Speaker 5: He don't want to be around, like you know what
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 3: So the studio some days he'll come out of there
Speaker 3: depending a little rough out of who was there, like
Speaker 3: you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Everything happens for a.
Speaker 3: Reason, because we wouldn't have d blocked studios if it
Speaker 3: wasn't for like he was the one with the vision.
Speaker 5: Let's get our own place. Let's get it. Let's so
Speaker 5: we could always.
Speaker 3: Rock and have a certain feeling and a certain environment
Speaker 3: and control of it and not have to pay for
Speaker 3: hourly rates somebody else.
Speaker 5: So that's pretty much how I forgot what album?
Speaker 15: What?
Speaker 5: What album? Is we gonna make it on? That's a
Speaker 5: good damn question. Kiss album? I think it's a ye
Speaker 5: kiss that to me? Then yeah, yeah, Hi, we got
Speaker 5: more with Styles and sheek Loots. You don't move. It's
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is DJ NV Charlamagne, the guy we are the
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club is still kicking it with Styles P and
Speaker 6: sheek Loot from the Locks. Of course they got the
Speaker 6: huge cards of going down December sixteenth in west Chester, Charlamagne.
Speaker 3: You don't want to ask you about a couple of
Speaker 3: DMX records too cheek. You wanna get at Me dog?
Speaker 3: You remember when y'all recorded that?
Speaker 25: Yeah, I can't well, but X wasn't in the studio
Speaker 25: right there when I just want to be Killers get
Speaker 25: at I've went down there. They called me, called me,
Speaker 25: said y'all, I need you come write this hook. And
Speaker 25: I went down there wrote the hook? Did it got
Speaker 25: in the booth?
Speaker 3: Because I heard her say before, like yo, nah he
Speaker 3: wrote the hook? Or like then I heard DC he
Speaker 3: wrote the hook?
Speaker 5: Listen?
Speaker 7: Yeah, man, but yeah, this is my papers.
Speaker 5: Who you get the publishing? I wrote that hook man?
Speaker 7: Absolutely want to be Killers, Get at Me dog? All that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Styles you was on used to be my dog.
Speaker 3: He was in my left Yeah, but you weren't credited
Speaker 3: on the album mefod. I don't remember you being I
Speaker 3: don't remember your name being on the out.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 7: We barely even looked at credits back then. That's the crazy.
Speaker 3: Yes, Wow, you didn't say feature in Styles at least
Speaker 3: the time?
Speaker 5: Kisses on there too, right, No, just kisses on the hook,
Speaker 5: kisses on it, kisses that what you're doing? I think
Speaker 5: I may be on it with him be my dog.
Speaker 3: He was know you got a verse verse verse, but
Speaker 3: you don't say features. Yeah, I love you too, Joah Job.
Speaker 5: Yeah the song was about Joh.
Speaker 7: Was it you didn't know that?
Speaker 26: God?
Speaker 8: Yes it was?
Speaker 5: What was it kidding even know if you know that? No, No, Job,
Speaker 5: I don't think.
Speaker 19: John know that.
Speaker 5: Yes he do? Wow? Got kidding me give like I'm
Speaker 5: into Yes, it was wow.
Speaker 7: What was that about action?
Speaker 10: Joh having beef?
Speaker 5: There was dogs like? It was dogs. Job, Let me
Speaker 5: get in this joint real quick. Let me throw the dogs.
Speaker 5: Damn you just jump on that. You My man got beef.
Speaker 5: I got beef. That's how.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's how.
Speaker 5: The most time I said, that's how it is.
Speaker 3: He's in and I'm in it with him. That's what
Speaker 3: that's That's how we're going to give it up.
Speaker 25: That's funny thought breaking news when.
Speaker 5: You do these that ain't breaking news, ain't nobody They
Speaker 5: definitely to know that. You had to know that.
Speaker 9: Listen to the lyrics and damn listen when y'all do
Speaker 9: shows like the twenty five Year Show, is it bittersweet
Speaker 9: because so many of your people are.
Speaker 25: Here, they pivot the moments. Well, I mean like x
Speaker 25: X song, Big like stuff like that. Yeah, certain people,
Speaker 25: but not everybody.
Speaker 5: Like that.
Speaker 3: Pretty much every show we wrap X and Big anyway,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, we make sure to do that.
Speaker 3: And when we go do a show, we go out
Speaker 3: and have a good time. We're going to give a
Speaker 3: good time. We're going to give a good time for
Speaker 3: the crowd just in general. Not the shows though, but
Speaker 3: in general. Sometimes you sit and you know, you you
Speaker 3: definitely wish those folks were still around, like, uh yeah,
Speaker 3: not a lot of mcs could get the save they've
Speaker 3: been around directly around Big and directly around X.
Speaker 7: Big Big pass like it was.
Speaker 25: It was incredible, like crazy. But like with X, with me,
Speaker 25: it's more like I can't believe that he ain't here.
Speaker 25: The difference like that, I can't believe X in here, you.
Speaker 3: Know, yeah, X, like you know, we're from the same town.
Speaker 3: Big was our big brother industry wise. X is the
Speaker 3: reason we were on in the first place. So that's
Speaker 3: what makes you know X so much in our heart.
Speaker 3: Like he he was connected with rough riders first. Uh,
Speaker 3: he brought rough riders to us, us, the rough Riders
Speaker 3: whatever however.
Speaker 5: You want to say.
Speaker 3: Then we ended up getting on first and X never
Speaker 3: showed a bit of bitterness, never showed any no pun intended.
Speaker 5: But he never showed envy. He never showed any sort
Speaker 5: of ill feelings.
Speaker 3: He was happy for us, and he had the confidence
Speaker 3: and what he met his presence, knowing what he could do,
Speaker 3: like you know what I mean. And then as you
Speaker 3: see when he got in the industry, kicked the door
Speaker 3: all the way down and his outdoms and all of
Speaker 3: that stuff. So and especially the things he did, you know,
Speaker 3: we went from beatboxing and banging on mailboxes and having
Speaker 3: that same passion of sort of make it, you know,
Speaker 3: make it.
Speaker 5: It's a whole nother thing. So yeah, like it was.
Speaker 5: It was crazy to when when he went I want
Speaker 5: that to ask.
Speaker 3: You know, I was having this argument in conversation Biggie
Speaker 3: as a lyricistem, where do you rank Biggie as a
Speaker 3: lyricist as far as all these mcs?
Speaker 6: Because the best, That's what I said. I think a
Speaker 6: lot of people don't see it because they don't hear
Speaker 6: it as much.
Speaker 3: But it's a simple answer why he's the best. And
Speaker 3: there's a lot of great lyricists across the world. I
Speaker 3: feel he had the most different categories and styles he
Speaker 3: can fit under so you can rap gangster. He can
Speaker 3: give you a bones dug joint. He can give you
Speaker 3: something for the ladies, give you some yardy. He just
Speaker 3: had a lot of different categories. Storytelling, storyteller. I think
Speaker 3: most great mcs are like great at two things, maybe
Speaker 3: three things maximum. I think he was very well rounded
Speaker 3: with his ability to catch different pockets styles, his wordplay,
Speaker 3: and just his his flamboyance. But he had intricate details
Speaker 3: when he said something, you know what I mean. So
Speaker 3: I put him for me. He's always my number one.
Speaker 3: You just do have like a lot of music. You
Speaker 3: didn't have a lot of music. That's probably why any
Speaker 3: kind of debate on did he had what three albums? Yeah,
Speaker 3: but these guys got catalogs nowadays.
Speaker 5: Man, you know, twenty five years of money power. Respect.
Speaker 9: I don't know why, but in my mind I felt
Speaker 9: like as a consumer, we always felt like y'all didn't
Speaker 9: like that album.
Speaker 5: Especially when you started the whole money Power.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I always felt like, y'all, I love that album. Okay,
Speaker 5: I love the album.
Speaker 3: I didn't like that we didn't have the control we
Speaker 3: wanted and just being in the situation they came in
Speaker 3: we had to listen to like What's Hot in Houston,
Speaker 3: What's Hot in Detroit, and this, and that, you gotta
Speaker 3: make a song like this and that.
Speaker 7: We had no plans on rap them like that, you
Speaker 7: know what I mean.
Speaker 25: But you know you're like, yo, listen, playboy, you gotta
Speaker 25: do this over here, and then this song is gonna
Speaker 25: pop over here, and you're like, all right, cool. You
Speaker 25: know that's the direction we was going by, I.
Speaker 3: Guess because y'all on the Shiny Shoot era so much. Yeah, people, Yeah,
Speaker 3: felt like we had to be strategic. We had to
Speaker 3: be strategic. And if you're gonna go to war with somebody,
Speaker 3: you gotta really especially somebody with more money than you,
Speaker 3: you have to kind of sit back, think and evaluate
Speaker 3: ways to strategically make your point of views and make
Speaker 3: people want to ride with you. You know, people, you
Speaker 3: got to think. At the time, before we put out
Speaker 3: our first album, we did a lot of mixtapeh so
Speaker 3: a lot of people came from it.
Speaker 5: That's where we came from.
Speaker 3: A lot of people were used to us digging in
Speaker 3: a certain way, so the mixtape wasn't the same thing
Speaker 3: as what you were getting there.
Speaker 5: So it's like when we flip. We need a few
Speaker 5: strategies to be able to take this war on. How
Speaker 5: hard was one of it? How hard you guys to
Speaker 5: do jiggy? Right? So I want you to break it down.
Speaker 6: So at the time, of course your bodied, every mixtape,
Speaker 6: your body in, every feature band from TV, you name it,
Speaker 6: and when puts on if.
Speaker 3: You think I'm just didn't put on jig that wasn't
Speaker 3: for real of one of the producers in there, Like
Speaker 3: I think people greased.
Speaker 5: And do it with the debate there's on the on
Speaker 5: the track?
Speaker 7: Did the remix? It was a remix? I don't know.
Speaker 5: I can't remember who it is. But we weren't. We
Speaker 5: weren't against the idea. I can tell you that straight
Speaker 5: straight up.
Speaker 3: Because we liked the Rod Stewart's song that it originated from,
Speaker 3: so we was with it.
Speaker 25: It really it was too much like I love it,
Speaker 25: it's not about it's probably one I wanted to get
Speaker 25: over with. And then the video like a bunch of
Speaker 25: the dances and stuff. It was just a little and
Speaker 25: all that.
Speaker 7: What was that right? Wasn't it was?
Speaker 5: I didn't like the leather, I remember that. I didn't
Speaker 5: like the din like the wardrobe, but make of the song.
Speaker 7: I wasn't put us in a different tax bracket.
Speaker 3: But you know, you don't get to the you know,
Speaker 3: if you if you it's like playing street ball. It
Speaker 3: didn't going to the Chicago Bulls. You got to listen
Speaker 3: to what the coaching them is saying. See what the
Speaker 3: see what the formula is. But you know, I love
Speaker 3: money power respect. To be honest with you, I love
Speaker 3: that album and the reason.
Speaker 5: I love it because that term still sticks up until today.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, there's plenty of young artists who you know, money
Speaker 3: power respect like you you kind of know, yeah, they
Speaker 3: a lot of people live off that model.
Speaker 5: So it was it was worthwhile. I don't move.
Speaker 6: We got more with Sheik Louch and styles P's the
Speaker 6: Breakfast at the morning morning Everybody's DJ n V. Charlamagne,
Speaker 6: the guy we are the Breakfast club is still kicking
Speaker 6: it with styles P and Chic Loot from the Locks.
Speaker 6: Of course they got the huge cards of going down
Speaker 6: December sixteenth in west Chester, Charlamagne.
Speaker 9: Do you think you think the trajectory of being on
Speaker 9: Bad Boy would have been different if Biggie was still.
Speaker 3: Absolutely thousand percent, absolutely a thousand percent because we had
Speaker 3: a uh organic connection.
Speaker 5: We had a very organic connection.
Speaker 19: Uh.
Speaker 3: Big was a beautiful soul like he was a very classy,
Speaker 3: charismatic dude because he didn't have to embrace us.
Speaker 5: That's the first. Like we're from Yonkers, New York.
Speaker 3: So the minute he heard us rom I'll never forget,
Speaker 3: he was like, y'all mother as Ron Bron, I'm glad
Speaker 3: y'all here and they hear somebody that achieved that much
Speaker 3: success say that to people he didn't know. And then
Speaker 3: we just kind of like, you know, we bring out weed,
Speaker 3: we bring what we drink.
Speaker 7: He was a boss up there too.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he was clear.
Speaker 25: He used to tell Puff like yo, like, but yo
Speaker 25: not Puff, that ain't them. Nah, they gotta do this, Nah,
Speaker 25: they gotta have them stay over here or nah. Like
Speaker 25: you know, he was like control even say something to
Speaker 25: Puff he was saying. He was He was like that
Speaker 25: he had a best interest.
Speaker 5: He could have win either way.
Speaker 3: Say we did you know he had a label, you know,
Speaker 3: like say were in a little midi room and he's
Speaker 3: in the big room. He said, come on, come over
Speaker 3: here and smoke, drink, light up, let's get right and
Speaker 3: you know, so it it was cool even for him
Speaker 3: to request us on his second you know it's my
Speaker 3: lab daye.
Speaker 25: That was hold up to like a club. We had
Speaker 25: a show something and play this our lyrics when the
Speaker 25: song was done. That's hard right outside.
Speaker 5: So if he was a live money five respect was
Speaker 5: sound like a whole different, I would I would assume,
Speaker 5: So I definitely would assume.
Speaker 9: So how did y'all feel about Fat Joe saying he
Speaker 9: lied in about ninety five percent of his songs.
Speaker 7: I ain't mad at you do.
Speaker 5: I ain't mad at him.
Speaker 10: That's what it is.
Speaker 25: I mean, listen, like you said, it is entertainment. You know,
Speaker 25: I didn't hear the whole thing he said. And like
Speaker 25: you said, he also said, they don't come in the
Speaker 25: narrow and and you know all these people in the
Speaker 25: movies like that.
Speaker 5: So I get it.
Speaker 25: And it shouldn't be all the lyrics should not be
Speaker 25: used in court and all that, because we all entertained it.
Speaker 25: We all like making stuff up here and there. You know,
Speaker 25: especially as you get older, it's like dog, come on, man,
Speaker 25: I ain't killed.
Speaker 3: R and B singers is lying in ninety five percent. Absolutely,
Speaker 3: Country singers a lie. Country may be harder than rap.
Speaker 3: You ever listen to country music, so we gotta.
Speaker 25: Be we'd be getting creative like he said, were getting creative. No, yeah,
Speaker 25: it ain't creative, Like yo.
Speaker 5: This is fire.
Speaker 3: Jackon five got one of the greatest Christmas oubure.
Speaker 5: That's crazy. I don't have a problem with it.
Speaker 3: I think the problem is with anything that's cultural and
Speaker 3: black up brown, which it's created with, that we get
Speaker 3: put on a pedal stool different than the whole world,
Speaker 3: and it's like its own set of rules, which is
Speaker 3: really sort of unfair.
Speaker 5: Like you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: It is a fine line you have to walk being
Speaker 3: an artist, but you are, at the end of the day,
Speaker 3: an artist, Like I think people seem to seem to
Speaker 3: forget that. But I think with all of the things
Speaker 3: that happens in the black and brown communities, that people
Speaker 3: tend to put you on a pedal stool that they
Speaker 3: want you on, and then when you don't live up
Speaker 3: to it, that kind of upsets them.
Speaker 9: I wanted to ask you about Andre three thousand two
Speaker 9: saying that, being that he's forty eight, what is he
Speaker 9: gonna rap about?
Speaker 15: Nah?
Speaker 7: So much to talk about, Dre.
Speaker 3: It's a lot, man, Just how you worried in and
Speaker 3: put it you know, you don't got to of course,
Speaker 3: we ain't talking about being in the hallways or or
Speaker 3: trapping and all that too much.
Speaker 7: No more like you know what I mean. But it's
Speaker 7: a lot what you're been going through.
Speaker 25: Yeah, what you've been rapping about his traveling, I know
Speaker 25: about your life style right now, traveling.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, he's going ahead from you.
Speaker 5: Put something out. Man, He's one of the greatest thuff
Speaker 5: to do it.
Speaker 25: He could have wrapped over the flute beats, yeah, kill
Speaker 25: over instruments.
Speaker 3: I think even rapping about what is he gonna rap
Speaker 3: about is a good point of view because he gives
Speaker 3: different people different.
Speaker 5: Perspectives, you know.
Speaker 3: Now, so I got to ask go back to the concert.
Speaker 3: So of course the concert Saturday that Sething sixteen. The
Speaker 3: Westchester County sent us power respect. Now that you guys
Speaker 3: are are putting this on with the promoters. Yeah, now, friends,
Speaker 3: who are the friends bringing up?
Speaker 5: We're ready? Were ready? What was happening? We're ringing out
Speaker 5: the queen with the queen. M J B is gonna
Speaker 5: be in the building bringing up the queen. Let's go,
Speaker 5: so Mary j.
Speaker 3: In the line, We're gonna bring a few you got
Speaker 3: some people were making more announcements later, but right now,
Speaker 3: Mary J.
Speaker 7: All day, it's gonna be crazy to get your tickets now.
Speaker 5: That's the first time Mary been up there in a
Speaker 5: minute too.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, get your nice outfit, get your bubbly ready you
Speaker 3: smell that alone.
Speaker 25: The Locks and m J B up there in Westchester
Speaker 25: County is gonna be stupid, stupid.
Speaker 5: December sixteen, Westchester County Center Now Locks album. Yeah, are
Speaker 5: we getting another one? Absolutely?
Speaker 7: When we got like a bunch of songs, don nothing
Speaker 7: like you've.
Speaker 5: Always got a bunch of songs, songs and put them
Speaker 5: on the side.
Speaker 7: We don't got no date, nothing like that.
Speaker 5: You don't have a date. We don't have a date. Probably,
Speaker 5: I would say in the winter we will probably lock
Speaker 5: in in the studio and get a focused focused But
Speaker 5: we do got we got we do have material that
Speaker 5: it was Puff, one of the friends.
Speaker 3: But in light of the circumstances, definitely not Puff not
Speaker 3: be there, Okay, Buffle, not be there.
Speaker 5: I'm not even playing with y'all.
Speaker 9: I'm it would make sense right not right now.
Speaker 5: And so we got Mary J. S that's gonna be sick.
Speaker 5: Have you spoke to him? Oh no, not at all.
Speaker 25: No man, to my Diddy said, I don't know who
Speaker 25: you met. Nah, I haven't spoke to him. I mean
Speaker 25: somebody should somebody somebody you know, like no, I.
Speaker 5: Mean like somebody should be out because I heard fifty
Speaker 5: say that before.
Speaker 7: Right, He's like, Yo, somebody got to reach out to.
Speaker 5: Him, man, and I think they should. You know, he
Speaker 5: definitely should, but talk to somebody, a therapist or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's definitely, definitely he definitely should definitely go talk
Speaker 3: to somebody. He definitely should go talk to somebody, and
Speaker 3: probably the people he hurt, if they, if they, if they,
Speaker 3: if they'll give him the air and time because you
Speaker 3: still mean into it allegedly allegedly pay for that, allegedly alleged.
Speaker 3: I just say, wow, you heard or what I didn't
Speaker 3: even save sexually, just in life everybody, not just puff everybody, Like,
Speaker 3: if you have a chance and then somebody you hurt
Speaker 3: in life and you're in a better place in your life,
Speaker 3: it's a healthy thing to reach out and just say,
Speaker 3: you know, my my fault if they go.
Speaker 25: On that kid though, Man, every little thing right, I'm
Speaker 25: not saying wrong, right, I'm just saying that I was like, yo,
Speaker 25: puff as sex with all his artist big even the Locks.
Speaker 4: Yo.
Speaker 5: You already man jumping on chick stomach. So they don't
Speaker 5: do this, and I'm like, what let me jump? All right,
Speaker 5: ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 27: Tickets, Rabbit, you could try stout, he would be claims
Speaker 27: going on trying sounds one claim.
Speaker 5: He would've been no clue.
Speaker 18: December sixteenth, twenty tickets, twenty power respect Yes, fifty years
Speaker 18: of hip hop.
Speaker 5: The tickets will send friends.
Speaker 6: Baby, this is not a fifty thousand sellar arenas, so
Speaker 6: get your tickets early.
Speaker 5: It will sell out. Don't call the group ticket tickets. Mary,
Speaker 5: we love you, we see you so on.
Speaker 7: It's gonna be crazy, y'all.
Speaker 3: The Locks, MJB and Moorester County Center, December sixteenth.
Speaker 5: Don't miss it. That Yeah, appreciate you guys for joining us.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 5: It's the breakfast Club. Come on high Pea shall Le's
Speaker 5: You'm right to the rumors.
Speaker 10: Jeez, do not be alone. I mean, good morning, Jason Lane.
Speaker 7: I'm damn.
Speaker 10: All the Hollywood unlocked yours.
Speaker 5: What's happening?
Speaker 22: Don't even waste your time trying to compete with me.
Speaker 7: Nick, this is the rumor report. I knew I can
Speaker 7: talk myl on the Breakfast Club. I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 7: I'm in my mental other processes, but I am cocking
Speaker 7: Nick Charlemagne's favorite Battie Nalie Nunn is in the news today.
Speaker 7: Oh you know, she was over in DC. Not sure
Speaker 7: what she was doing. Maybe she was booked and busy,
Speaker 7: but she went to DC recently and she tried to
Speaker 7: get in a restaurant. I guess she had a what
Speaker 7: do you call that reservation? She had reservations at the park. Now,
Speaker 7: the park is a very popular spot over in DC.
Speaker 7: She went for a dinner and apparently they didn't let
Speaker 7: her in, and this is what she said on social media.
Speaker 24: I had a table reserved, and when I walked up,
Speaker 24: they said, anyone that's affiliated with the Zeus network, we
Speaker 24: don't care. We don't like what you guys represent. We
Speaker 24: don't like your TV shows. I gave them my American
Speaker 24: Express card on file earlier to book a table. They
Speaker 24: said I could not come in because they don't like
Speaker 24: the black network that I work for.
Speaker 2: Who is the owner?
Speaker 24: Because he's not black.
Speaker 5: I promised her.
Speaker 7: I was just in d See this weekend and I
Speaker 7: went to the park twice in the same day.
Speaker 5: I love the park.
Speaker 8: They were fine with me.
Speaker 3: By the way, I think one hundred percent black on.
Speaker 3: I don't know hundred percent black home, but it's black home.
Speaker 3: It's definitely black on. The Park is a black owned restaurant.
Speaker 3: I'm not the highest grade week in dispentry, and I.
Speaker 7: Know that it is like the park is black on,
Speaker 7: Melissa and the shout out to the staff that everybody
Speaker 7: there was polite and uh, maybe they help me tearing
Speaker 7: stuff up.
Speaker 5: I mean that's true. I mean I don't know if
Speaker 5: that is the case.
Speaker 9: But you know, if you're coming in there and you
Speaker 9: might have cameras and stuff like that, they may not
Speaker 9: want that in they business.
Speaker 3: But not only that, if they've seen you on TV
Speaker 3: and they seen you in other establishments, and they've seen
Speaker 3: you do things in other establishments and you don't want
Speaker 3: that in your establishment, you have the right to be like, no,
Speaker 3: I don't want you in my spot.
Speaker 5: Is that a reason to refuse?
Speaker 28: So?
Speaker 7: Absolutely, Yes. There's people that Jocelyn her Nad just can't
Speaker 7: come to the Jason Lee Show for what to tear
Speaker 7: it up?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Jason Lee Show is your own I mean,
Speaker 3: that's their own personal business. Too.
Speaker 9: But I wonder if she wanted to suit, which I
Speaker 9: doubt she would, but if she wanted to, is that
Speaker 9: something that would hold up in court? I just didn't
Speaker 9: want them in here because I don't like what they
Speaker 9: represent on TV.
Speaker 3: If there's proof that they fed up other establishments, and
Speaker 3: I don't want that in my establishment, I don't see why.
Speaker 10: Not y'all not lawyer.
Speaker 7: But also what also doesn't make sense. It's almost like
Speaker 7: the fat girls who want to sue Lizzo because she
Speaker 7: said they were fat. She's fat too, you That doesn't
Speaker 7: make sense of the black owned people said black people
Speaker 7: on Black Network because they fast, they said she fat
Speaker 7: shamed them or was discriminating.
Speaker 5: Oh I forgot all God damn you right? That was
Speaker 5: what was that last year?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Nobody remembers it because if we don't believe it, it's
Speaker 7: like we don't believe this now. I love you though,
Speaker 7: and shout out the Limeo because he keeps us in
Speaker 7: conversation like this next group of people blue.
Speaker 6: Face before we do, we're gonna discuss that next hour
Speaker 6: so we can get on the phone lines eight hundred
Speaker 6: five eighty five, one oh five one. Do you think
Speaker 6: it was foul that the rest of myanth establishment the
Speaker 6: park did not let Natalie None and her crew in
Speaker 6: there to I guess have lunch of club time, whatever
Speaker 6: it may be.
Speaker 5: Do you think it's fair?
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 9: But and if you know somebody from the black owned
Speaker 9: establishment the park, or if you're from the park.
Speaker 5: Call up too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'd love to talk to you and we'll have
Speaker 3: that discussion in a couple of minutes. Eight hundred and
Speaker 3: five eight five one five one.
Speaker 5: Especially the service because they cued over there.
Speaker 7: All right. Well, speaking of female, I'm male. Other girls
Speaker 7: were cute too. Everybody there was really nice. To ask you,
Speaker 7: everybody there was cute. They were all nice. I got
Speaker 7: to ask what you okay?
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 7: Now, blue Face is also in the news him and
Speaker 7: both his baby moms.
Speaker 5: Well we don't know.
Speaker 8: I Kashawn's pregnant. She alleged that on the Jason Line Show, but.
Speaker 7: Blue Face says that he had to rescue his son
Speaker 7: after Kashawan Rock allegedly was seen out with another man. Now,
Speaker 7: after remaining pretty quiet, everybody's favorite trio, blue Face, Jay
Speaker 7: and Alexis and Krishan Rock are setting the Internet back
Speaker 7: on fire again Yesterday blue Face claimed that he had
Speaker 7: to rescue his son because Krishan was allegedly out with
Speaker 7: another man. Of course, he went live on Instagram to
Speaker 7: share that with us, and this is what he said.
Speaker 26: Crazy, my son ain't got no parent at four in
Speaker 26: the morning, nobody want to watch him.
Speaker 5: She got marshed.
Speaker 10: She got Marsh watching the.
Speaker 26: Baby at four in the morning so she could get
Speaker 26: some do a verse. All this so you could do
Speaker 26: a verse. Such a boo, got no parent four in
Speaker 26: the morning, stopping us because she want to be a
Speaker 26: bad parent to a bad parent.
Speaker 10: Yeah, close the door.
Speaker 5: Let's go, Marsh.
Speaker 26: You're gonna get your asship as soon as we get there.
Speaker 26: Come on, Jaden, got a good favorite, Marsh.
Speaker 19: Let's go.
Speaker 5: Jayden gotta fail like Tessa.
Speaker 26: Come on, girl, let's go. If you're gonna get I'm
Speaker 26: na drag you off, Marsh. I'm gonna put this baby
Speaker 26: down and put you the bit all right.
Speaker 7: Now in the late for me, Jason, I don't speak
Speaker 7: nigga like I used to basically say, if you don't
Speaker 7: get in here, gonna put hands on her. Allegedly well,
Speaker 7: in the video, the Krishan's friend is seeing getting in
Speaker 7: the front seat and he's holding the baby outside of
Speaker 7: four in the morning. Now, we don't know where Krishan was,
Speaker 7: whether she was out, she has a new man. I
Speaker 7: don't know if she was with him or in the
Speaker 7: studio making another hit, because it is a vibe all
Speaker 7: the time. She eventually came to and got online and
Speaker 7: told her side the story, and this is what she
Speaker 7: said to.
Speaker 19: Long story short, I'm at the studio and I'm trying
Speaker 19: to late this record down.
Speaker 5: My bed's calling me, calling me.
Speaker 19: I'm like, what is she calling me for? So I
Speaker 19: don't answer for real. I finally picked up. This is
Speaker 19: with Marsh, So I'm like, Marsh, what's up. She's like, Sean,
Speaker 19: you at the studio right, I'm like, yeah, what's up?
Speaker 19: Blue Face, Bluevece. Just try to take the baby. He's
Speaker 19: taking the baby. I said, bo, if you leave my
Speaker 19: baby and shit ass until I get back home from
Speaker 19: the studio. Long story short, blue face beat me to
Speaker 19: my house before I even can get to my son.
Speaker 2: Try to take my son.
Speaker 19: Marsh ain't leaving his sign, so Jadie, don't stand by
Speaker 19: the really like smash on Marsh while they at the gate.
Speaker 19: I'm like, all that, bro, before my baby even make
Speaker 19: it to that turm oil, I'm finna pull up. So
Speaker 19: while Marsh stolen from me getting her ass beat by
Speaker 19: Blue Face as he made that a recording, trash her
Speaker 19: because I can show you, Marsh Face, she gotta slipped
Speaker 19: on her mouth and her face her eye.
Speaker 7: Now, for those of you that are puzzled, Jaden Alexis
Speaker 7: is the mother to two of Blueface's kids.
Speaker 8: Who who who has the Barbie song?
Speaker 16: Uh?
Speaker 7: And then Krishan was the girlfriend that to the picture
Speaker 7: later and I just interviewed Marsh. Marsh is Krishan's friend
Speaker 7: who now Krishan's legend. Blue Face put hands on her.
Speaker 7: So now I just interviewed Jay and Alexis and Blue
Speaker 7: Face together who were not messing with Krashan and now
Speaker 7: Krashan by herself. But now Krishan and Jay and are
Speaker 7: right in the card again. They had over two hundred
Speaker 7: thousand people in their live yesterday watching this all go down.
Speaker 7: Well it didn't in there. They all then got together
Speaker 7: at Krishan's house and went live. Blue Face went live
Speaker 7: from Krishan's phone the house, got in the house together
Speaker 7: after all, yes, and it went down where he's a
Speaker 7: legend that they were trying to rape him.
Speaker 5: This is what he said.
Speaker 29: So y'all kicking me out of the group. Come on,
Speaker 29: come on, don't chase me, don't Why are you doing
Speaker 29: all this? Wait?
Speaker 5: Wait wait wait wait wait, okay, okay, get off, hold on.
Speaker 5: You want to act up?
Speaker 29: You want to act up?
Speaker 5: Who's doing this for my safety?
Speaker 29: At this point, y'all ain't here trying to molest me.
Speaker 29: Y'all ain't here trying to take advantage of a crick.
Speaker 10: Where's my safe?
Speaker 7: Well, they're a legend that he put hands on them too.
Speaker 7: I mean my concern is where's.
Speaker 5: The baby with Marsh?
Speaker 8: Well, Marsh was allegedly beat up too.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I called blue Face no answer.
Speaker 9: Jason Envy. Everybody out there listening, let us pray. Put
Speaker 9: your heads down, say a prayer for us down.
Speaker 3: God, grant me the serenity to accept the niggas I
Speaker 3: cannot change, the courage, the courage to change the niggas
Speaker 3: I can, and the wisdom to know when to stay
Speaker 3: far away from these niggas.
Speaker 5: Amen. Amen.
Speaker 7: Well, I called Lemeo and said, we want to see
Speaker 7: crazy in love to t o Oh with all three
Speaker 7: of them.
Speaker 5: See you don't know how to stay away from these
Speaker 5: nigga that's your problem.
Speaker 6: Just all right, well that is your rumor report, whatever
Speaker 6: you want to call it. That man, what you got
Speaker 6: something positive in a donkey day?
Speaker 7: Something that's not?
Speaker 5: I don't, I absolutely positively do. Where we go. We
Speaker 5: need Melvin right to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 9: Melvick, there's some heavy nigga tree at what we've been
Speaker 9: gonna play a game or guess what race?
Speaker 15: It is?
Speaker 5: Just for the front up Melvin. I figured that out. Melvin,
Speaker 5: all right, well we gonna go. And Melvin from Florida. No,
Speaker 5: he's naughty from Ohio.
Speaker 8: Same thing, damn it.
Speaker 13: It's the breakfast logan morning, the breakfast club. Your mornings
Speaker 13: will never be the same.
Speaker 5: Don't be out here at that like a donkey. It's
Speaker 5: time for Donkey of the day. I'm a big boy.
Speaker 5: I could take it. If you feel out deserve it
Speaker 5: ain't no big deal, I know.
Speaker 3: Charlotamagnea god mouse gotta say something you may not agree with,
Speaker 3: doesn't mean I'm mean, who's getting that donk that donkey
Speaker 3: that don't don't don't up, don't the other day?
Speaker 5: Right, the breakfast Club bitcher. You can call me the
Speaker 5: Donkie of the day, but like I mean no harm.
Speaker 9: Yeah, sonkey Today for Tuesday, December fifth goes to a
Speaker 9: forty two year old Akron, Ohio man named Melvin Wright.
Speaker 5: Akron, Ohio. The home of Lebron James birthplace is Steph Curry.
Speaker 9: Lebron James, who is the all time leader in points
Speaker 9: scored in the NBA and Steph Curry, who is absolutely
Speaker 9: the greatest shooter of all time.
Speaker 3: No debate if you say otherwise. We can't trust your
Speaker 3: opinion on anything ever. Dropping the clues bombs for Lebron
Speaker 3: James anste Steph Curry, Akron, Ohio. Well, Melvin Wright clearly
Speaker 3: believes he is carrying on tradition because he wants to
Speaker 3: be a shooter too.
Speaker 5: But he's the kind of shooter we don't need and
Speaker 5: the kind of shooter nobody asked for.
Speaker 3: U See, Melvin Wright is currently in police custody because
Speaker 3: he shot somebody. Now, there are plenty of valid reasons
Speaker 3: to shoot someone, and damn there all of them have
Speaker 3: to do with self defense. But don't think I'm about
Speaker 3: to tell you a story of self defense, because I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm about to tell you you have another story of
Speaker 3: human not respecting another human's no. No is a complete sentence,
Speaker 3: and Melvin Wright does not respect people's nose. And when
Speaker 3: you don't respect people's nose, you end up in the
Speaker 3: situation that Melvin Wright is currently in, and that's charged
Speaker 3: with Bolonius assault and weapons under disability. That doesn't mean
Speaker 3: he had a weapon and a wheelchair. That means he
Speaker 3: possessed a pistol and he was prohibited from doing so.
Speaker 3: Now back to respecting someone's no. Melvin Wright asked someone
Speaker 3: for something and the person told them no. Since Melvin
Speaker 3: didn't get his way or get what he wanted, he
Speaker 3: shot the man in the face. What could Melvin have
Speaker 3: asked for? What could he be we have wanted so
Speaker 3: bad that would lead him to shooting a man in
Speaker 3: the face because he didn't get it. Was it money, jewelry,
Speaker 3: his car, his anus. Let's go to Cleveland nineteen nows
Speaker 3: for the report.
Speaker 4: Police a bizarre shooting in Akron this week on Stanton
Speaker 4: Street when the victim who was shot in the face
Speaker 4: drove himself to the hospital and told police this all
Speaker 4: happened because he would not share his potato chips suspected
Speaker 4: gun Now camera the arrest of the suspect, who jumped
Speaker 4: on a city bus allegedly trying to make his escape.
Speaker 3: The beginner, you get a weapon on your brother, where's
Speaker 3: it at in your backpack?
Speaker 4: Officers who handcuffed the suspect cut off his backpack to
Speaker 4: search it for what turned out to be a fully
Speaker 4: loaded revolver and even more bullets. As the suspect is
Speaker 4: placed in the cruiser and taken downtown, he appears to
Speaker 4: deny even having knowledge of what police want to talk
Speaker 4: to him about.
Speaker 5: Ye, that's all I've been doing, is trying to get
Speaker 5: my life together with God.
Speaker 19: Definitely wasn't me.
Speaker 4: As the shooting suspect is transported to the police department
Speaker 4: for questioning by detectives, he appears cooperative.
Speaker 6: Appreciate you all forgot give me such a hard Oh anytime, man,
Speaker 6: no big deals.
Speaker 3: Melvin Wright shot someone in the face because that's someone
Speaker 3: didn't give him their potato chips. We do notice man
Speaker 3: ask some deep, rooty trauma that he never dealt with
Speaker 3: that he projected on the other humans. Right, clear mental
Speaker 3: health issues right either at of he's on So maybe
Speaker 3: he just makes pissed for decisions.
Speaker 9: You're not gonna make me believe that not receiving some
Speaker 9: potato chips. Okay, that not receiving a potato chip no ruffles.
Speaker 3: Your feathers so much that you decided to lay are
Speaker 3: lays a man down because of it?
Speaker 17: All right?
Speaker 9: Speaking of lays, you know what they say about murder, right,
Speaker 9: Murder is like potato chips. You can't stop with just
Speaker 9: one Stephen King said that, and I understand what he's
Speaker 9: trying to do with that quote.
Speaker 3: But no, murder is nothing like potato chips, all right.
Speaker 3: Potatoes are not murdered in the making of potato chips,
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 9: Potatoes come into this world knowing what their purpose is,
Speaker 9: and their purpose is to serve us, to get in
Speaker 9: our bellies in some way shape or form.
Speaker 3: Might be mashed, might be baked, might be fried, french,
Speaker 3: might be salted. Or they may transition into a thin
Speaker 3: slice of potato that have been deep fried, baked, our
Speaker 3: air fried and tail crunchy.
Speaker 5: And that is why we are here today. Melvin. You
Speaker 5: can't be upset because someone doesn't want to share something
Speaker 5: with you. Some people in this.
Speaker 3: World have the strangest sense of entitlement. I have ever encountered.
Speaker 3: No means no, and if I tell you no respect
Speaker 3: that this is triggering to me. Man, Because when I
Speaker 3: was a little boy growing up in most corner, South Carolina, okay,
Speaker 3: elementary school age might have been like fourth grade, nineteen
Speaker 3: hundred and eighty something, there used to be these little figures, okay,
Speaker 3: these little pink figures called muscles.
Speaker 5: Do you all remember muscles? Y'all remember muscles?
Speaker 3: There was the hot toy at the time, okay, and
Speaker 3: I had several, and one of my cousins had none.
Speaker 9: And he was older than me, and he cried and
Speaker 9: cried and cried for my muscles. And I don't know
Speaker 9: if he was my grandma, my mama. One of them
Speaker 9: made me give him.
Speaker 2: Some of my muscles.
Speaker 5: They were mine.
Speaker 3: He asked me for them. I said, no, why would
Speaker 3: I give you what's mine.
Speaker 5: They're mine. I want them, I'm collecting them. But I
Speaker 5: had to give them up because you cried for them.
Speaker 5: I was so hot.
Speaker 3: I was so hot that I wanted to shoot him
Speaker 3: in the face. But I was eight, Okay, I didn't
Speaker 3: know any better. Melvin, what's your excuse? You're forty two
Speaker 3: and in this situation you was my cousin.
Speaker 5: You was the entitled one. Those chips were not yours.
Speaker 3: Maybe dude wanted to give you a potato chip, but
Speaker 3: you couldn't understand you because he was too busy chomping
Speaker 3: on some crunchy chips. Don't you hate when you're eating
Speaker 3: something crunchy like son chips and you can't hear the TV.
Speaker 3: That's also what we need to know. What kind of
Speaker 3: chips was it?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 3: Ruffle cheddar in sour cream with Lebron on the bag,
Speaker 3: flaming hot barbecue with Jason Tatum on the back. Was
Speaker 3: it the ruffles, rich twist, smoky barbecue with Asian Wilson
Speaker 3: on the back? Was it cool ranch doritos? Was it
Speaker 3: sea salt and vinegar? Kettle chips?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 3: Not staying there's a chip that is worth you shooting
Speaker 3: somebody in the face over. I just want to know
Speaker 3: what Brandon chip it was, so I can judge you
Speaker 3: some more for making the pish poor decision that you did.
Speaker 3: Now there's nothing left to do here except play a
Speaker 3: game of guess what racing is. Melvin Right of Akron,
Speaker 3: Ohio shot a man in the face because the man
Speaker 3: wouldn't share his potato chips, tried to escape on the
Speaker 3: city bus.
Speaker 5: Dj NB, guess what racing? I don't want it to be.
Speaker 8: That was a nigga.
Speaker 5: Wait your turn, Jason. Nope, that's the wrong. Nope, don't wait.
Speaker 5: What did it en be? I'm gonna waite, okay, Jason Lee.
Speaker 3: Melvin Right, Akron Ohio shot a man in the face
Speaker 3: because the man wouldn't share his potato chips, tried to
Speaker 3: escape on the city bus.
Speaker 5: Guess what racing is. Mama named him Melvin.
Speaker 8: He's a nigga.
Speaker 3: Fur forery at work, Jason Lee, you are absolutely correct,
Speaker 3: Melvin Right.
Speaker 5: Please give Melvin Right the biggest he haul. By the way.
Speaker 7: By the way, I didn't hear anything after you said
Speaker 7: Jason Tatum. Because that's my new celebrity crush, Jason Tatum,
Speaker 7: I'm gonna be court sided in Boston.
Speaker 5: Watch y'all look like y'all popped off the same Grimlin
Speaker 5: now that I think about.
Speaker 8: It, the same Gremlin.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Nothing, nothing popped off of gremlin and looked like Gizmo.
Speaker 15: We know that.
Speaker 5: I mean it depends something. That's some attractive grimlins.
Speaker 9: You remember Grimla's too, and they dressed the grimlin up
Speaker 9: and she had lifted on and the dress and all that,
Speaker 9: and then the dude here at the end.
Speaker 8: You remember that, Well, there is a Zalia Banks.
Speaker 18: All right, and that is the donkey of the dayt tomorrow,
Speaker 18: all right, James Banks.
Speaker 5: Jason Lee is here. What was that for?
Speaker 7: He's been throwing the only country chop out only I
Speaker 7: love Isaia?
Speaker 5: No, no, you don't.
Speaker 19: Clearly?
Speaker 5: Did you cut him down before you get it in?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 7: Zela got my phone number, sent me an eighteen minute voicemail.
Speaker 7: Who listens to an eighteen minute voice message?
Speaker 5: How long did you listen?
Speaker 8: A minutes?
Speaker 26: You do?
Speaker 6: That's who listens? All right, Well, let's open up the
Speaker 6: phone line. Eight hundred and five eighty five one O
Speaker 6: five one. We were talking Natalie None in the last
Speaker 6: room of reports. She went into the restaurant, the Establishment,
Speaker 6: the Park. If you haven't been in DC, it's a
Speaker 6: great restaurant. Also turned into a club that night. Been
Speaker 6: there a couple of times. Jason Lee has been there. Uh,
Speaker 6: and we're asking. They refuse to serve her. They gave
Speaker 6: up I guess money back. She put down her American
Speaker 6: Express cards. She wanted a table, and they said we
Speaker 6: ain't having you in here. So that's the question eight
Speaker 6: hundred and five eighty five, one oh five one where
Speaker 6: they fouled for that. Natalie None so upset. She says
Speaker 6: she's gonna sue. We'll discuss more detail when we come
Speaker 6: back as the Breakfast Local Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: It's topic time.
Speaker 13: Eight hundred five five five one to join into the
Speaker 13: discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody, it's dej n V Charlemagne to God. We are
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club. Now if you're just joining us, we're
Speaker 6: talking about Natalie None.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 6: Jason Lee, our guest co host, was talking about this
Speaker 6: in the room, and so what happened with Natalie Nune.
Speaker 7: So she showed up to the park and she said
Speaker 7: she had a reservation, she had her AMX down and
Speaker 7: apparently she's claiming that they didn't let her in because
Speaker 7: she's on a black network.
Speaker 8: And I think she alleged because she's black.
Speaker 5: Well, this is what she said.
Speaker 24: I had a table reserved, and when I walked up,
Speaker 24: they said, anyone that's affiliated with the Zeus network, we
Speaker 24: don't care. We don't like what you guys represent, we
Speaker 24: don't like your TV shows. I gave them my American
Speaker 24: Express card on file earlier to book a table. They
Speaker 24: said I could not come in because they don't like
Speaker 24: the black network that I work for.
Speaker 5: Who is the owner? Because he's not black?
Speaker 3: I promise, yeah, I actually think the park owner is black.
Speaker 3: It's not actually think yes, parking black owned. I met
Speaker 3: a black black he's black owned. The park is absolutely
Speaker 3: black on.
Speaker 9: I mean, if you google the park, that's what that's
Speaker 9: what comes absolutely comes up and says the park is
Speaker 9: a black owned establishment.
Speaker 6: Yes, So we're asking eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 6: one five one. What are your thoughts? Do you agree
Speaker 6: with the park for not having or in there? That
Speaker 6: is the question.
Speaker 5: Start with you, Jason Lee.
Speaker 7: I mean, look, I'm affiliated with the Zeus Network. I've
Speaker 7: been on a couple of their shows and they're a
Speaker 7: great partner. I didn't have any problems. I thought they
Speaker 7: were great. I don't, I don't, I don't. I'm gonna
Speaker 7: call cap on this one, meaning I meaning I don't
Speaker 7: think that if you're gonna go to a black establishment
Speaker 7: you're black and they don't let you in, I don't
Speaker 7: believe it's because you're black. I think that if they
Speaker 7: watched the show and they see your behavior and don't
Speaker 7: want you.
Speaker 5: To be there. That's their right.
Speaker 3: That's what I think it is. I think somebody watches
Speaker 3: the show and they don't want that in their restaurant.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know if they had cameras, if
Speaker 3: they were filming, but regardless, this is my spot, this
Speaker 3: is my establishment.
Speaker 5: This is something that I've had for years.
Speaker 3: The park's been around for at least over ten years,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, probably close to fifteen twenty,
Speaker 3: I believe.
Speaker 6: And if I don't want that fighting and there, and
Speaker 6: I don't want that what I've seen on TV in
Speaker 6: my establishment, then no, you cannot come in my establishment.
Speaker 3: I don't care money means nothing. I need longevity when
Speaker 3: it comes to the restaurant business.
Speaker 9: I believe the park has zero idea what the hell
Speaker 9: is going on. I believe the park knows nothing about this.
Speaker 9: I believe the park is finding this out just like
Speaker 9: we're finding this out right now. I believe the park
Speaker 9: has no clue about any of this. I don't believe
Speaker 9: anybody from the park told them any of it.
Speaker 7: Park's getting great promo to promo go to the park,
Speaker 7: because I will tell you they were. They had the
Speaker 7: best customer service, even if it was raining. When we
Speaker 7: got the car and the security say, hey, man, get
Speaker 7: under this on end because so you don't get wet.
Speaker 7: They went out of their way to make sure that
Speaker 7: they were They were polite and and and everything. So
Speaker 7: I don't know, this seems really weird.
Speaker 5: I like the Paul, Well, let's go to the phone lines. Hello,
Speaker 5: who's this?
Speaker 17: What's not envy?
Speaker 5: What's up?
Speaker 7: Draft?
Speaker 5: All?
Speaker 20: The man's sorry?
Speaker 5: Piece?
Speaker 10: What's happening? What's days? How are you?
Speaker 8: I'm good?
Speaker 10: How are you?
Speaker 8: Draft?
Speaker 10: I'm doing?
Speaker 17: Was talking about the topic real quick. And I'm not
Speaker 17: mad at the establishment for stopping natality, none of them
Speaker 17: from coming in because they be.
Speaker 8: Acting like a niggas.
Speaker 17: They be acting like a bunch of mons, And I
Speaker 17: don't want a bunch of mon and my establishment, you know,
Speaker 17: so crazy for Thanksgiving. My mama don't even be wanting
Speaker 17: some stammy members of her house because they act like.
Speaker 5: Okay, and there's nothing wrong with.
Speaker 17: That, Like acting like a bunch of niggas and having
Speaker 17: negativity surrounded by you and people not gonna shoot you
Speaker 17: like that. You have a negativity surrounded by you in public,
Speaker 17: and some people just don't need to come around. It's
Speaker 17: two of my cousins is literally responsible for the scheme
Speaker 17: in Philadelphia. We don't want Tom around.
Speaker 9: One day, he's gonna learn how to talk like Season
Speaker 9: learned how to talk and playing in of the apes,
Speaker 9: and he's gonna be like, I ain't never acted like
Speaker 9: none of you niggas.
Speaker 7: All right, we've never ever.
Speaker 5: Acted like you niggas. Hello, who's this.
Speaker 3: Now? What's your question? What's your question? What's your comment?
Speaker 3: Do you think that Natalie None shouldn't have been letting?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 17: Yeah, no, I don't think she should have been let
Speaker 17: in because you know previous history that she may have
Speaker 17: and the network may have.
Speaker 16: You know, you never know what they're gonna do.
Speaker 15: So you got to protect your customer service.
Speaker 16: So I think they did the right thing.
Speaker 6: Okay, thank you, And that's then other thing. You got
Speaker 6: to protect your customers. They come in there and they
Speaker 6: start fighting, they start throwing stuff. One of my customers
Speaker 6: get hit, and now they not only just suing whoever
Speaker 6: throw it, they're gonna suit the establishment too.
Speaker 5: I think they did what's right. I still believe that
Speaker 5: paulk has no idea about any of this. No, I don't.
Speaker 5: I really don't believe that.
Speaker 8: Well, listen, I love Nale, but not to not to
Speaker 8: be shady.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 7: She and Bobby Lights went to a venue in La
Speaker 7: Lance Bass owns called Heart It's a it's a club
Speaker 7: and weel and they went viral because they were saying,
Speaker 7: don't support the establishment. But there was behind the scenes
Speaker 7: video of them cutting up with the strippers and talking
Speaker 7: really reckless, getting on the stage, taking the mic and
Speaker 7: not tipping people. So you know, maybe they saw that
Speaker 7: and thought, hey, we don't even want that over here.
Speaker 7: Keep that outside. So I don't know, it's kind of interesting,
Speaker 7: all right.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred and five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 6: We're talking about Natalie Nune. She went to this restaurant
Speaker 6: in DC called The Park. They wouldn't let her in,
Speaker 6: they didn't want to serve on and she was upset
Speaker 6: about it. Let's discuss this the Breakfast Club in the morning.
Speaker 5: It's topic times because the phone.
Speaker 13: Called eight hundred and five eight five one five one
Speaker 13: to join it to the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Talk about it.
Speaker 6: Warning everybody, it's thej NV Charlamagne de guy, we are
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club. Jason Lee is here, our guest co hosts.
Speaker 6: We're talking about Natalie Nunne in the room. It's now
Speaker 6: for people that just joined us, what happened with Natalie Nuney?
Speaker 7: So now he pulled up at a club, a very
Speaker 7: popular club restaurant called the called the Park in DC,
Speaker 7: and she went viral because she posted a video saying
Speaker 7: that after putting her AMX down for resis servation, she
Speaker 7: was denied access and told that she was not allowed
Speaker 7: in because of that black.
Speaker 8: Network she's on talking about to ZEUS network.
Speaker 6: All right, so we're taking your phone calls eight hundred
Speaker 6: and five eight five, one oh five to one.
Speaker 3: Now we got D on online D Good morning. Now
Speaker 3: you agree with Natalie nothing?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I totally agree with her.
Speaker 16: Why I don't think she should go as far as,
Speaker 16: you know, trying to sue.
Speaker 15: But it definitely was discrimination.
Speaker 16: At because that's like saying, you know, fifty seconds denied
Speaker 16: entry at some place because he played in power and
Speaker 16: shot his son.
Speaker 3: No, not really, I mean because one is reality TV
Speaker 3: and one is scripted. But I mean that's the question
Speaker 3: I asked earlier. I don't know if this is I
Speaker 3: don't know if that's necessarily legal to do.
Speaker 9: What do you mean, I don't know if you can
Speaker 9: just tell somebody you don't want them in your establishment
Speaker 9: because of what they do on television.
Speaker 5: The reason that makes me think about that is I
Speaker 5: thought about.
Speaker 9: There was a time where, remember that when conservatives were
Speaker 9: going out getting harassed at restaurants. I think it was
Speaker 9: like kandae On's got her rafter in the restaurant because
Speaker 9: people didn't like her politics.
Speaker 5: That's not legal. You can't do that.
Speaker 8: I mean you have, at least in California.
Speaker 7: I don't know everything made vary by state or location,
Speaker 7: but you have the right to refuse service to anybody.
Speaker 7: And I feel like most restaurants and establishments, Yeah, discrimination discrimination.
Speaker 7: When you use the words discrimination, you're suing under those laws.
Speaker 7: I mean it's typically because you're racially discriminated against. I
Speaker 7: don't know how you can be racially discriminated against when
Speaker 7: you're black at a black owned establishment, correct, And everybody
Speaker 7: in the park was black.
Speaker 8: When I was there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean I don't know.
Speaker 10: It says I.
Speaker 9: Can a business really refuse service to anyone they want
Speaker 9: for any reason? They said, at least in New York City,
Speaker 9: the answer is generally no.
Speaker 8: Well, for any reason, I think is the point. Any reason.
Speaker 7: You're gay, you're trans, you're black, you're a woman, those
Speaker 7: things are protected. But like you beat up people every
Speaker 7: day on your TV show, and we don't want our
Speaker 7: good establishment to be torn down.
Speaker 5: Nah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it says federal law in the US, businesses have
Speaker 9: a right to refuse service to anyone. But the catch
Speaker 9: is they can refuse service unless the company is discriminating
Speaker 9: against a particular class under federal, state of local law.
Speaker 5: But wouldn't they be considered a class?
Speaker 7: No, only if they say, man you now, I will
Speaker 7: say on the flip side, the Zoos network nowly and
Speaker 7: everybody been at my awards show the Hollywood and like
Speaker 7: impact the words for the last two years. They sit
Speaker 7: right up front and they are all well behaved. So
Speaker 7: I don't know judging them based on the show is fair.
Speaker 7: But I don't even know if this even happened.
Speaker 6: But but then again, we don't even know if the cameras.
Speaker 6: The cameras weren't there, so we don't know that as well.
Speaker 18: Hello, who's this Robin?
Speaker 5: Hey Robin, good morning. What's your thoughts?
Speaker 19: My thoughts this?
Speaker 17: Like, I don't think that anyone should just be refused service.
Speaker 15: It's twenty twenty three, you know, like I, But I
Speaker 15: also think like her past kind of.
Speaker 17: Keep like catching up to her.
Speaker 3: You can't like have like you can't behave like that.
Speaker 7: And not expect what's happening.
Speaker 17: But I also don't think that that should give you
Speaker 17: right to just not be let into establishment, because I mean,
Speaker 17: come on, I get it.
Speaker 5: I'm looking up some more stuff said.
Speaker 9: Businesses do have a constitutional right to refuge service to anyone,
Speaker 9: especially if they're making the scene or disrupting service the
Speaker 9: other customers in the business.
Speaker 5: However, there are limits to the refusal. Businesses need to
Speaker 5: walk a.
Speaker 9: Fine line or they could risk a discrimination case or
Speaker 9: negative customer reviews that can impact their business.
Speaker 5: Well my case, they got a negative customer review.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I have a list of people banned from like
Speaker 8: my events and my shows and stuff. Might say their names.
Speaker 5: But yeah, hello, who's this?
Speaker 20: Good morning?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 5: I mean it, good morning. What's your thoughts to Mina?
Speaker 30: So I think that the park restaurant absolutely has the
Speaker 30: right to refuse service to Natalie. Most establishments actually have
Speaker 30: signage expressing their rights to refuse service to anybody, including Natalie.
Speaker 4: None.
Speaker 30: But I also wanted to say, if I can seguate
Speaker 30: this for a quick second, Charlamagne good Morning mentioned in
Speaker 30: your book Black Privilege, and if you could show favor
Speaker 30: to a fellow South Carolinian that you would and I'm
Speaker 30: from the A oh three, okay, so you extra section
Speaker 30: please with regards to people being able to protect their property,
Speaker 30: I believe the Palestinians also have that right. And I'm
Speaker 30: disappointed that you guys aren't giving more lights to what's
Speaker 30: going on. Babies are dying by the thousands and the
Speaker 30: excuse of being uneducated on the matter. It's no longer
Speaker 30: balance I think.
Speaker 17: Humanitarian issue.
Speaker 9: I think we've had one of the best conversations about
Speaker 9: it with Mark Lamont Hill. You know, Mark Lamont Hill
Speaker 9: is a person who has you know, written a lot
Speaker 9: of books about you know, he's very pro Palestine. He's
Speaker 9: written a lot of books about Palestine. You know, he
Speaker 9: visited Palestine a lot. He was just there like fifteen
Speaker 9: fifteen months ago. I think we've had one of the
Speaker 9: best conversations on the mainstream platform.
Speaker 5: About it for both sides, honestly.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And we had Jonathan Green Black, you know, who's the
Speaker 9: head of the ADL on it. We had both of
Speaker 9: them on the same day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, so what's the what's the moll of
Speaker 5: the story? If there's more?
Speaker 8: Now they runs LA but she don't run DC.
Speaker 12: Damn.
Speaker 5: I believe that Park don't know anything about this.
Speaker 9: I don't know if the Park will release his statement,
Speaker 9: but I have a feeling their statement is going to
Speaker 9: be something like, we don't know anything about this.
Speaker 5: We didn't even know you would hear that night until
Speaker 5: we saw it on Instagram. But I could you know.
Speaker 5: I could be wrong, all right, but we got rooms
Speaker 5: on the way.
Speaker 7: What we're talking about, well, Columbus shorts of the news
Speaker 7: because he's sharing an alleged story that involved Diddy.
Speaker 5: Oh boy, all right, we'll get to that next. A's
Speaker 5: to Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 19: Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody's dj n V CHARLAMAGNEA God. We are to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Jason Lee is here, our guess co host. So let's
Speaker 6: get in right into the rumors.
Speaker 10: Pleez, do not be alarm.
Speaker 3: Morning, Jason Lane. I'm damn one all the Hollywood Unlocked viewers.
Speaker 3: What's happening?
Speaker 22: Don't even waste your time trying to compete with me.
Speaker 18: Nick.
Speaker 5: This is the rumor report. I knew I can talk
Speaker 5: on the breakfast club.
Speaker 8: I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 7: I'm in my mental other processes, but I am cocking
Speaker 7: little Nick Well. Columbus Short is in the news and
Speaker 7: he's now jumped into the middle of a scandal, no
Speaker 7: pun intended, for no reason, and he's sharing a story,
Speaker 7: or an alleged story about how did he tried him? Now,
Speaker 7: the allegations about Diddy, as we all know, with the
Speaker 7: relationship him and Cassie had that led to a lawsuit
Speaker 7: that's just burned the internet down still continues because Columbus
Speaker 7: Short is jumped into it by telling his own story
Speaker 7: about it.
Speaker 23: Now.
Speaker 7: He took to his Instagram and he alleged that Diddy
Speaker 7: once called him for a private from a private number
Speaker 7: to invite him over this hotel room at two thirty
Speaker 7: in the morning.
Speaker 5: This is what he said.
Speaker 31: I'm smitching. I'm snitching in the kitchen. Diddy gotta tell
Speaker 31: on him. He tried it on me, so I know
Speaker 31: it's true. I was married my ex wife. I got
Speaker 31: a phone call in the middle of the night, about
Speaker 31: two thirty in the morning. It was my wife, says,
Speaker 31: pick up the phone. It was an unknown number, unknown number,
Speaker 31: pick up the phone, just calling. Who's calling you?
Speaker 32: Picked up the phone. I was Diddy and he said, hey, man,
Speaker 32: we didn't see what BT wars. We didn't see what
Speaker 32: the ET awards. You know what you're doing. I'm in
Speaker 32: bed with my wife, he said. I'm at the Beverly
Speaker 32: Hills Hilton. Out the Beverly Hills Hotel. I said, oh,
Speaker 32: I said, what's up? I said, who over there?
Speaker 5: He said, just me. Listen.
Speaker 8: It's given to me.
Speaker 7: It's kind of given Orlando Brownish because I feel like
Speaker 7: when people are down or something's going on, the dog
Speaker 7: piling starts, it's easy for everybody to jump on the
Speaker 7: bandwagon and start throwing people under the bus.
Speaker 8: I'm not defending Diddy back to me, this just seems
Speaker 8: kind of weird.
Speaker 7: Well, anyway, Columbus went on to go back to Instagram
Speaker 7: to explain what he meant, and he clarified it by
Speaker 7: saying this, So a.
Speaker 28: Lot of people are calling me, texting me, you know,
Speaker 28: asking me a lot of questions about my Diddy post,
Speaker 28: and number one question is Diddy go. And the only
Speaker 28: way I know how to answer this is in the
Speaker 28: Dave Chappelle Boys. Because when Dave says it, people listen, Hey,
Speaker 28: I don't know what it's crazy, it's ridiculous. Well, I
Speaker 28: look like going to Diddy's hotel room in the middle
Speaker 28: of the night. Anything's possible. Kevin Garnant said it when
Speaker 28: they won the championship.
Speaker 5: He said, anything's possible.
Speaker 7: I wasn't playing those games.
Speaker 5: Wasn't playing those games.
Speaker 9: I agree with the dog piling theory you just presented, Jason,
Speaker 9: but also just playing you know, the white Devil's advocate.
Speaker 9: You know, sometimes people get courage, you know, because they
Speaker 9: hear other people telling their stories.
Speaker 5: They wanted to tell their story, like I got one too.
Speaker 7: Why wouldn't he just tell that before that? Why did
Speaker 7: you wait for Cassie to come forward her allegations to come.
Speaker 5: Might not have had the courage?
Speaker 7: And why did did he feel comfortable to call you?
Speaker 7: Like that's true too, I mean, what was the relationship?
Speaker 7: But I mean again, I'm not saying that it couldn't
Speaker 7: have happened, But if it did happen, what made Diddy
Speaker 7: feel so comfortable to call.
Speaker 8: You in the middle of the night and say pull
Speaker 8: up to my hotel now.
Speaker 9: Jason, hold on you. This is very This is a
Speaker 9: good conversation because you're a gay man. Yeah, I would
Speaker 9: think gay men know who to try. Like, I'm sure
Speaker 9: there's scrape men. You want to highl that, but you
Speaker 9: don't higher at every straight man you find attractive.
Speaker 7: I may flirt with one, but if they flirt back,
Speaker 7: it's open season.
Speaker 5: So what is it flirting?
Speaker 21: Was that?
Speaker 15: Was that?
Speaker 7: If that's not combat telling the truth of that flirting?
Speaker 7: But that's what I'm saying, that's not flirting. Something happened
Speaker 7: before that, allegedly, If that allegedly happened.
Speaker 9: That, I gave him the courage gave especially if you
Speaker 9: call me, if you called me two thirty in the morning,
Speaker 9: correct and I tell you I'm in bailed my wife
Speaker 9: and you still you still shoot your shot.
Speaker 7: Yeah you know, I mean the flirt thing once here
Speaker 7: it happened. Yeah, you could test the waters because you
Speaker 7: just never know. But once you test the waters and
Speaker 7: somebody shuts that down, you don't continue. But to call
Speaker 7: it two thirty in the morning, To call anybody at
Speaker 7: two thirty in the morning, you got to be bold.
Speaker 7: But to call somebody that you know is land next
Speaker 7: to their wife to say what's up?
Speaker 8: Pull up?
Speaker 9: Like get out the bed with your wife unless you
Speaker 9: just super reckless. That could be the case too, you
Speaker 9: just super reckless and you know.
Speaker 5: Or maybe like the party party.
Speaker 6: But whatever happened to Columbus show Columbus Shod was so
Speaker 6: big on Scandal and whatever happened with his career.
Speaker 5: I just can't remember.
Speaker 7: He got kicked off of Scandal because he got an
Speaker 7: own personal scan. I can't remember what it was. I
Speaker 7: mean that was also during the time he was sleeping
Speaker 7: with Superhead. What, Yeah, he was with Superhead.
Speaker 9: Well, salute the Columbus Skins, that bro. Salute to that
Speaker 9: black man. Yeah, everybody's entitled to tell a story.
Speaker 7: Well, another black man was telling the story as Leona's X.
Speaker 7: He's telling the story through music, of course, because he's
Speaker 7: now a Christian singer. He's being criticized because people are
Speaker 7: saying that they think that he's mocking Christianity and God
Speaker 7: by making Christian rap and posting about still Penis. Now
Speaker 7: he took us down the old town road. He took
Speaker 7: us down the old town road. But now he's taking
Speaker 7: us to church as he teases this new Christian song online. Now,
Speaker 7: the snippet stirred up a lot of criticism, with fans
Speaker 7: calling him out for mocking Christianity. Now, this is the song,
Speaker 7: in case you missed it.
Speaker 5: This scratch Mind the Lonely Road. She tell me what
Speaker 5: the mob say, everything shes the ghost.
Speaker 8: No, I can't, I can't.
Speaker 7: Well after that that clip circulated on this on social
Speaker 7: media and got a lot of heat from people, he
Speaker 7: went and tweeted quote, making Christian music doesn't mean I can't.
Speaker 8: Say penis no more. The two aren't mutually exclusive.
Speaker 7: I'm allowed to get on my knees for multiple reasons.
Speaker 5: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 9: I mean, all of y'all hypocrites because none of us
Speaker 9: are moving the way God wants us to move totally,
Speaker 9: So stop weighing sins, okay, lol, nods ex as a
Speaker 9: child of God, you know, just like all of us
Speaker 9: are children of God, And like you know, what he's
Speaker 9: saying about sucking penis is regardless of how you may
Speaker 9: take it, it's true, right because we have sex before marriage.
Speaker 9: The Bible says you shouldn't do that. Yes, right, And
Speaker 9: we still get on our knees and pray and go
Speaker 9: to church every Sunday, you know what I mean? We
Speaker 9: go to church on Sundays with the people we not
Speaker 9: married to that were sleeping with that.
Speaker 5: Don't nobody know we sleeping with.
Speaker 3: All we can do is ask God for forgiveness, right
Speaker 3: everybody walking in your own personal journey. Man, It's amazing
Speaker 3: to me how all these Christians always forget Matthew seven.
Speaker 5: Do not judge, or you too will be judged.
Speaker 7: Do you have the Bible open up on your on
Speaker 7: your laptop or something?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 5: I just you know you know certain scriptures. I know
Speaker 5: certain scriptures. That's what you should know. Matthew seven is
Speaker 5: one you should know, all right.
Speaker 3: Well, but in the same way you judge others, you
Speaker 3: will be judged, and with the measure you use it
Speaker 3: will be you.
Speaker 5: Remember that? All right? Well, thank you?
Speaker 3: Why do you look at the spec saw dust in
Speaker 3: your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank
Speaker 3: in your own eye?
Speaker 5: I got off, Mike.
Speaker 3: Why do you look at the spe saw dust in
Speaker 3: your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank
Speaker 3: in your own eye?
Speaker 5: This say, amen?
Speaker 8: And they the words of planned parenthood.
Speaker 5: Wrap it up? All right?
Speaker 6: Well, thank you, Jacent Lee. When we come back, we
Speaker 6: got the positive note and of course my mixing people's
Speaker 6: choice mix this the Breakfast Local Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Your mornings will never be the same morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is dj n V Charlamagne de Goud. We are
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club. Jasonly, appreciate you for joining us for
Speaker 6: the day.
Speaker 5: Thank you all.
Speaker 6: Right, now you are running, how can people if they
Speaker 6: want to donate to your campaign or if they want
Speaker 6: to support you, how can they do that?
Speaker 7: You know, when I got into the game, I didn't
Speaker 7: even set up donations. I'm just paying everything myself. I'm
Speaker 7: just finding to myself.
Speaker 5: That's good. That's the kind of campaigns we like. That
Speaker 5: means we know you're not beholding it nobody.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I've already told everybody in the city. I
Speaker 7: don't want any donations from any businesses. I'm not you know,
Speaker 7: I'm focused on just getting out to the people. And
Speaker 7: you know, it's funny myself.
Speaker 5: From the people.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, now, after doing my interview with Simone Sanders, she
Speaker 7: was like, let the people who want to support you
Speaker 7: support you. So we'll do a grassroots donation thing. But
Speaker 7: we haven't started that yet right now, we just you know,
Speaker 7: doing it now.
Speaker 3: He's running for counselmen in Stockton, California, and can people
Speaker 3: follow you and follow you on this journey and support
Speaker 3: and maybe they want to volunteer or whatever they Oh.
Speaker 7: Yeah, District six in Stockton. They can follow me on
Speaker 7: social media. I mean we're very active, putting out videos, photos,
Speaker 7: telling stories. I'm active on all social media. I'm even
Speaker 7: in the neighborhood apps and we're out there in the streets.
Speaker 6: So yeah, pull up o cope. All right, well we
Speaker 6: come back. We got the positive notice the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning morning everybody. It's the j n V Charlamage Nagutt.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. Now Bay is hosting again
Speaker 6: later on today.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'll be hosting the Daily Show again to night
Speaker 9: eleven pm on Comedy Central. Our guest to night is
Speaker 9: Robin the D. You know, Robin the D will be
Speaker 9: on there tonight. She's in that new movie Candy Cane Lane.
Speaker 9: But you know she was the star head everything over
Speaker 9: at the Black Ladies Cat Show, among other things.
Speaker 5: So we'll be talking to Robin THET tonight.
Speaker 6: Okay, tune in. That's in at eleven o'clock yep on
Speaker 6: Comedy Central. All right, you got a positive note.
Speaker 9: I do the positive notice simply this man trauma makes
Speaker 9: you feel like you're responsible for other people's moves, so
Speaker 9: you drain yourself and make sure they feel okay. But
Speaker 9: healing makes you realize it's not your responsibility to regulate
Speaker 9: their emotions, manage their insecurities, heal their wounds are calm
Speaker 9: there in the storms.
Speaker 5: Hey, y'all have a blessed day. Breakfast club bit you
Speaker 5: gonna finish or y'all done.