Speaker 1: Listen to your shirt every single day.
Speaker 2: Breakfast club, God, damn it, the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Puck that ass up on a breakfast club.
Speaker 4: Baby, I can't say breakfast club without the redlat club.
Speaker 5: You're like this rare air.
Speaker 6: She got platforms and partners all over the place because
Speaker 6: your man is so hot.
Speaker 5: People want to be in business with the precist fu.
Speaker 2: I don't think white people know how popular you guys are.
Speaker 2: Dj Envy, Charlemagne, the god you guys really are like
Speaker 2: the hip hop early morning, late night.
Speaker 7: You talk to y'all, know what y'all talking about?
Speaker 2: Yo, good morning Usa yo yeo yo.
Speaker 7: Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 7: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 2: Yo yo yo yo Charlomagne.
Speaker 4: The gas to the planning is Friday.
Speaker 8: Is and Jeff Hilarious is here all uh huh not
Speaker 8: the little one of the wild cats what they call it.
Speaker 2: That's right, Okay, how you guys feeling?
Speaker 5: I feel good? He's sitting over there looking time. Listen.
Speaker 8: I finally went somewhere and ate really good on this
Speaker 8: man's dome. He and his wife took me to what
Speaker 8: is it called some steakhouse and we were only blacks there.
Speaker 2: But what was it called?
Speaker 7: Hold on, it's a prime Stakhouse. It's in Jersey, RP
Speaker 7: Prime state.
Speaker 5: They had really really good food.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie now.
Speaker 8: Yes, we were having a conversation right and you know, Charlomagne,
Speaker 8: he's still he doesn't he doesn't have an inside voice,
Speaker 8: and so we talking and we you know, he's talking
Speaker 8: about you know, the great black excellency, you know, and
Speaker 8: then it's this guy white dude looking over at him,
Speaker 8: and he looking like, I'm like, he just keeps staring
Speaker 8: at him and asking his boys.
Speaker 5: Is that who I think it is?
Speaker 2: And he came over.
Speaker 5: He was like, hey man, I know you man. It's like,
Speaker 5: I really really know you.
Speaker 8: Charlemagne had the you know how you always come to
Speaker 8: me like she always fake kid.
Speaker 5: He's like, oh, I'm just here.
Speaker 2: With my did the Hollywood laugh? Yeah.
Speaker 5: The guy wasn't even trying to be funny.
Speaker 2: He was even confused.
Speaker 5: Was like, what's funny? I know you from I know
Speaker 5: you're from the.
Speaker 2: Daily Show and the Breakfast Club. It's good meeting you man.
Speaker 2: The Hollywood laugh for I cannot believe it. I was
Speaker 2: just happy.
Speaker 7: She enjoyed some food. Finally, Okay, just don't like nothing.
Speaker 5: I usually don't. I don't.
Speaker 8: But they had the bronzeno. If you go there, y'all
Speaker 8: get the bronzino.
Speaker 2: It's really good. It's no bones.
Speaker 8: I hate when you go to a restaurant you get bronzino.
Speaker 8: And they had like it's full of bones. No bones
Speaker 8: is good there. So I take spinaches on the money.
Speaker 8: You would think it's a black person back in the
Speaker 8: kitchen because it was very much seasoned and it had.
Speaker 5: Big it was yeah, but it was big onions going on.
Speaker 8: Yes, And my sister got salmon, it was so good,
Speaker 8: and then uh something else she got, but he got
Speaker 8: the result of good.
Speaker 4: To let me salute to one of my neighbors. Her
Speaker 4: name is Crystal. She's Jamaican and she just came back
Speaker 4: from Jamaica. So every time she comes back, she brings uh, spices, herbs,
Speaker 4: all types of things. So last night they were cooking
Speaker 4: at the crib. So they cooked curry, chicken, jerk chicken, stew, chicken,
Speaker 4: and oxtail. So last night I had so much food
Speaker 4: and passed out.
Speaker 2: It was it was lovely.
Speaker 7: Telling her to bring back that stuff from Jamaica. That
Speaker 7: be taking voodoo off people, that take root off people.
Speaker 7: What you got something on your spirit? You need to
Speaker 7: get it off?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you know you know, you know how
Speaker 2: this this world is.
Speaker 4: When people think you down, they try to kick you,
Speaker 4: but it's off, it's all live.
Speaker 2: I kick you when you up. That's what I like it.
Speaker 5: When I like it?
Speaker 2: Whoa, whoa got kick it to you when you up,
Speaker 2: That's what I like it.
Speaker 7: Wow, I'm consistent with kicking you.
Speaker 2: I like it. One, I ain't concerned. I got me.
Speaker 2: I ain't concerned. One, do not bring him into this God,
Speaker 2: god man, you're just doing last night?
Speaker 8: And didn't he think as he bounced his shoulders it's
Speaker 8: more funny when he got some shoulders. I'm all right, Well,
Speaker 8: let's get the show.
Speaker 4: Cracking today is a perfect example of the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Right. We always talk about righteousness and ratchet, all right,
Speaker 2: I don't know, yeah, righteous and raches.
Speaker 7: We're about balance, balance, right, young life? Where about balance?
Speaker 7: This is a balance show this morning.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: Sexy Red will be joining us, that's right. Whoa, Yes,
Speaker 4: we're gonna kick it with Sexy Red.
Speaker 7: Uhest Princess Deluxe is out right now.
Speaker 4: That's right, we're gonna talk to her. And then also
Speaker 4: O g architect, one of the architects of.
Speaker 2: Hip bounders of hip hop. Yes, grand Master Flash.
Speaker 7: You probably wouldn't be a DJ if it wasn't for
Speaker 7: grand Master Flashes you're talking about.
Speaker 4: Of course, when they talk about the originators of of
Speaker 4: of DJing and this hip hop thing, they always mentioned Flash,
Speaker 4: of course, Africa, Bambada and Cool Hurt. So we're gonna
Speaker 4: talk to grand Master Flash and it's actually he's actually
Speaker 4: gonna do a kind of like a secontorial tutorials.
Speaker 2: Man, it's too hot in here, man, it's very hot
Speaker 2: in here, going on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Now, I've been radio fourteen years on pen Yes, all.
Speaker 2: Right, that's hot.
Speaker 4: Let's get the show. Crack the front page news. This
Speaker 4: next Tessling figure O. His head's the breakfast Slub.
Speaker 7: Good morning crazy.
Speaker 4: Warning everybody, it's DJ env Charlamagne the guy. We are
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Hello,
Speaker 4: I'm here, y'all got a guest co host, Jess Hilarius
Speaker 4: is here and morning tz.
Speaker 5: The pause was too long. That's right, Jes speak up
Speaker 5: there now, I just you got it.
Speaker 4: For me.
Speaker 5: I just introduced myself.
Speaker 8: I know this right, no more thing, everybody, Good morning,
Speaker 8: my jest, hold to day, on to Charlamagne.
Speaker 2: Let's start off with sports.
Speaker 4: Now, the Raiders beat the Chargers last night, sixty three
Speaker 4: to twenty one.
Speaker 7: They don't even care no more. They don't care no more.
Speaker 7: The charges like five and five and ninety five and nine,
Speaker 7: rates of six and eight, now they don't even care. Now,
Speaker 7: all right, well, let's jump that's a WNBA basketball scort.
Speaker 2: Yeah it is. Now, let's jump right into it. Let's
Speaker 2: talk about these credit unions. Yeah, the nice.
Speaker 8: Largest credit union rejected more than half of as black
Speaker 8: conventional mortgage applicants.
Speaker 5: Let's take a listen to the report. Give you some
Speaker 5: more on the other side.
Speaker 3: According to a CNN analysis of Federal Consumer Protection data,
Speaker 3: last year, Navy Federal Credit Union only approved forty eight
Speaker 3: percent that's less than half of its black applicants for
Speaker 3: conventional home mortgages. White orrors were approved more than seventy
Speaker 3: five percent of the time. It's the biggest gap among
Speaker 3: the top fifty lenders. The data also shows Navy Federal
Speaker 3: was more than twice as likely to deny black mortgage
Speaker 3: applicants than white ones, even when different variables including income's, debt,
Speaker 3: property value, and down payment percentage were the scene.
Speaker 2: What's new?
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, absolutely right about that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I love it when they get hearing's to
Speaker 8: our federal laws and employee training, fair lending, statistical testing,
Speaker 8: third party evaluations, and compliance reviews are embedded in our
Speaker 8: lending practices to ensure fairness across the board.
Speaker 5: But we'll see about that.
Speaker 8: I feel like there's going to be a discrimination lawsuit
Speaker 8: coming their way, just like with Wells Fargo. The Wells
Speaker 8: Fargo had to pay when they were found to discriminate
Speaker 8: against people.
Speaker 5: So it's a really good, interesting story.
Speaker 8: You guys want to go check it out and look
Speaker 8: at the story of the man, the black man who
Speaker 8: had over seven hundred credit score and made plenty of
Speaker 8: money and was just denied for no reason in Dallas, Texas.
Speaker 8: So that's what kind of prompted this and seeing in
Speaker 8: did a great job, you know, pulling those receipts.
Speaker 2: Yes, racial bias is always affected mortgage lending.
Speaker 4: Always, even the appraisals of what houses are worth depending
Speaker 4: on where you live and who you are.
Speaker 2: You talk about the story all the time, about this.
Speaker 4: This a black couple who changed all the pictures in
Speaker 4: their house instead of having that their own family pictures,
Speaker 4: put white family pictures in the house. And the appraisal
Speaker 4: of the house actually went up because people thought it
Speaker 4: was a white person living there, a post a black person.
Speaker 8: They pulled they pulled the OJ move. Remember Johnny concror
Speaker 8: did that. Uh well you may not remember that, but
Speaker 8: Johnny Cockran did that during the O J trou just
Speaker 8: as f y they.
Speaker 5: Wasn't for the appraisal.
Speaker 2: What do you do? I forgot what.
Speaker 8: He took out all of the black photos, I mean
Speaker 8: took out took out all of the white photos and
Speaker 8: put black photos up. He did the opposite so that
Speaker 8: when the jury went through, when the jury went through
Speaker 8: to look at the house, because they brought the jury
Speaker 8: to OJ's house, they had to black it up.
Speaker 5: So that was something I think I do remember that.
Speaker 7: That's when they had in churches going to church, and
Speaker 7: he was going to black churches.
Speaker 8: Ye, so that was a that was a Johnny Cochran
Speaker 8: uh trick and it and it worked quite well.
Speaker 5: Recipes to Johnny cockran.
Speaker 2: All right, well that is front page news.
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Speaker 2: Hello. Who is this me?
Speaker 5: Tanya from the Bronx.
Speaker 9: Well, I'm Jamaican.
Speaker 2: Why hey, Tanya.
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Speaker 10: I had to call me to give you, guys.
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Speaker 11: I've been leasing for years, chaking up the school every
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Speaker 12: Be up to that school.
Speaker 10: And I'm telling you, I'm so proud of my son.
Speaker 9: I'm so proud of you.
Speaker 2: Proud of him too. Man, you know what happens.
Speaker 10: Let me tell you something.
Speaker 13: Let me tell you something.
Speaker 10: Everybody has a story, but Charlomy always say the craziest
Speaker 10: people from the Bronx in Florida. And I'm not even
Speaker 10: lying to you. Slamme. You're in charge to your opinion.
Speaker 10: But I'm going to tell you this, great things. It
Speaker 10: is not where you raised your kids, is how.
Speaker 5: You raised them.
Speaker 10: That you understand what I'm saying. My son put out
Speaker 10: the most effortless work. I watched him every day, how
Speaker 10: he goes hard, hard, really hard. And just keep his
Speaker 10: name in your mind because he's going in for economics
Speaker 10: and government and you know.
Speaker 2: We wish him the best.
Speaker 7: May God be with him always. The smartest people and
Speaker 7: the smartest people come from the Bronx.
Speaker 10: The smartest people come from the Bronx.
Speaker 9: But he original Jamaican, you know.
Speaker 2: Okay, now, turn out.
Speaker 7: I don't want them to pull the application right because
Speaker 7: you're acting like so far a.
Speaker 2: Little too much.
Speaker 10: No no no no no, no no no, don't do that.
Speaker 4: Don't happy holidays?
Speaker 2: Hello? Who's this?
Speaker 14: This deserved from North Carolina?
Speaker 2: Okay, get off your chest down.
Speaker 9: And I want to say I want to say good
Speaker 9: morning to everybody. Saff what's Charlo made?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 5: Good morning?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 9: What's good morning?
Speaker 2: Good morning? Good morning? You're gonna ignore me.
Speaker 9: Every every morning, good people, whatever, every morning. I've been
Speaker 9: trying to be counting.
Speaker 5: Yo yo yo, yo yo yo.
Speaker 9: Wait some morning you cut them off. Some morning, say longer,
Speaker 9: and I'll be missing my times, my essay to get breakfast.
Speaker 9: Tell the man on some board for that one. I've
Speaker 9: been counting. I'm trying to count your yellows, but you
Speaker 9: always walk let them off. So no, it's not no
Speaker 9: good morning.
Speaker 15: So you mad?
Speaker 5: You're mad?
Speaker 2: You're mad because I keep you from your bow Jangles.
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Speaker 9: of it's some kind of ghetto l ass, some bogatos
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Speaker 7: Now, you got to stop smoking drugs in the morning.
Speaker 7: Now I know you smoked from weed before you woke up.
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Speaker 15: want to say good morning, somebody's blessed. Fuck damn me
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Speaker 15: could call me and trying to highlight my girl, Chaz,
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna let them know I was tell your radio
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Speaker 15: So I announced it that she's my radio wife.
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Speaker 2: I'm good?
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Speaker 12: I just I just want to stay first and four
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Speaker 13: And may God continue to bless y'all along on our.
Speaker 14: Journey with many more dons. You know, yes, sir, but
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Speaker 6: O G.
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Speaker 7: Some I'm a give oh G. This pink Friday. Okay,
Speaker 7: pink Friday, Pink Fridy n v U is magic. I mean,
Speaker 7: look at you now, oh you just tragic. You're a tragedy.
Speaker 7: You're a parody.
Speaker 2: First name Envy, last name rad got word that NICKI Miles?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 1: Bops?
Speaker 6: Y G.
Speaker 12: Y'all have just hilarious good morning. I know you and
Speaker 12: something I get to here this morning.
Speaker 15: This morning we do y'all in.
Speaker 12: The families, y'all be blessed you on your chest.
Speaker 4: Eight hundred five eighty five one O five one. Now
Speaker 4: we got rooms on the way, Jess, yes we do.
Speaker 8: But because the producer just gave me the stuff I
Speaker 8: gotta look, so I gotta see.
Speaker 5: But I know Nikki in there, so we're gonna see
Speaker 5: what's going on over there.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll get into that. Next is the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good Morning, The Breakfast Club, Good Morning. Everybody's d J
Speaker 4: n V. Charlamagne to God. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Jess Hilarious is our guest co host.
Speaker 2: Let's get into Jess with the miss This is real,
Speaker 2: Lari just robber mill.
Speaker 5: Just don't do no line.
Speaker 2: This is the rumor report. I don't do it on
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Nicki Minaj want to smoke last night. So Nicki Minaj
Speaker 8: was not here for Elliott Wilson's Is it Wilson or
Speaker 8: will Sell? Because he is pretty wrong Elliott Wilson's thoughts
Speaker 8: on the current state of hip hop journalism. Elliott posted
Speaker 8: a screenshot of Nicki Minaj's twurky in front of Coysone
Speaker 8: and his crew during a live stream, along with the
Speaker 8: caption hip hop journalism seemingly mocking it. So, of course
Speaker 8: we've seen Nicki having fun with Cosonett and his crew
Speaker 8: and all of that. And she has an album out
Speaker 8: so she is promoting, you know, and she's promoting the
Speaker 8: way she wants to, and one of her ways to
Speaker 8: promoters having.
Speaker 5: Fun with them.
Speaker 2: That's right. Dropping the clues bond for Coson definitely.
Speaker 7: I think I think what Kai is created is dope
Speaker 7: the reviewing music, critique in music and dancing the music
Speaker 7: and is dope.
Speaker 2: Kyson the kids is what Soul Trained was to us.
Speaker 8: Yeah, fun, it's happy, it's light, there's genuine fun and
Speaker 8: it's not forced. He actually be having people on there,
Speaker 8: like turning up and just like, yeah, like having fun.
Speaker 8: Just yeah, look at stupid. Oh yeah, definitely looking stupid.
Speaker 8: But that's the part of having fun, that's right, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean. So Elliott also tweeted some nice
Speaker 8: things about Nikki too. He said, never diss Nikki always
Speaker 8: said she's a female rap goat over Lauren, Missy Kim
Speaker 8: and Lauren you know, Missy Kim and Foxy And I
Speaker 8: think Cardi b is dope too Happy Holidays. Nicki is
Speaker 8: the goat in Best Again new album is dope. But
Speaker 8: that wasn't that wasn't good enough her because she felt
Speaker 8: like it was some underlying hate there, underlining hate there.
Speaker 5: But he was more so coming at Kai.
Speaker 8: You know, I guess he's saying, like, yo, you're promoting
Speaker 8: your album, so you would go promote it there instead
Speaker 8: of sitting down doing real interviews with.
Speaker 7: Real people about why is Kyson not not considered but
Speaker 7: just journalists? Kay'son not his whole train. You going there,
Speaker 7: you listen to your music, you dance your music, and
Speaker 7: then he asked you a couple of questions about your music.
Speaker 2: Same way Don Cornel, Yeah, yeah, it seems like he
Speaker 2: was mad at both.
Speaker 4: It seems like he was mad at Caysan, and it
Speaker 4: also seems like he was mad at Nikki for going
Speaker 4: on cost.
Speaker 2: Well, learn how to dance Ellie, we do have.
Speaker 5: We do have audio.
Speaker 8: Though his original post wasn't was enough to send Nikki
Speaker 8: off the deep end.
Speaker 5: It's what she had to say.
Speaker 16: Elliott has been one of those people who are used
Speaker 16: to be the mouthpiece for others, and the past couple
Speaker 16: of years he's said some nasty things about.
Speaker 5: Me and I didn't respawn, I didn't kept them moving.
Speaker 16: But then I drop an album and you're jealous that
Speaker 16: you didn't interview me.
Speaker 5: Why And by the way, you're a grown man if.
Speaker 16: You wanted all of y'all when y'all are around certain people.
Speaker 5: Y'all feel that y'all have this power. Oh, I didn't know.
Speaker 5: You can't mind Drake. I must have missed it came
Speaker 5: Drake for what somebody owes you?
Speaker 16: You Why when y'all have an affiliation to jay Z
Speaker 16: in some sort of way, y'all be thinking.
Speaker 5: That y'all can disrespect and violent.
Speaker 7: That's the moral of the story. Elliott need to learn
Speaker 7: how to dance, that's when, or Elliott the last part,
Speaker 7: how to do the work.
Speaker 8: The last part of that audio is actually interesting because
Speaker 8: she she also piggybacked that with a tweet. She said,
Speaker 8: you know, Elliott, if you spit jay Z Penis out
Speaker 8: for one second, you'd be able to be happy, happy
Speaker 8: for the newcomers. Isn't that how y'all try to tarnish
Speaker 8: my image by saying I'm not welcoming the new b's
Speaker 8: And I can say though, I can say bitches all right, yeah,
Speaker 8: uh did songs with all of them. Though, Why are
Speaker 8: you not happy for a young black man like Hi tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Bitch j Z at home right now? What I got
Speaker 2: to do with it?
Speaker 5: She's basically saying.
Speaker 8: Because she's just basically saying, people who stand next to
Speaker 8: him feel like they can see whatever they want to say,
Speaker 8: you know, like they feel like they're in a position
Speaker 8: of power and they can't Nobody come back at that.
Speaker 4: But I will say, but Elliott also has he should
Speaker 4: be able to have an opinion. He is a hip
Speaker 4: hop journalist. He started from source to double excel to
Speaker 4: the things that he's created, so he has a different
Speaker 4: feeling for hip hop journalism.
Speaker 2: And he could have even if we think his opinion
Speaker 2: is tried.
Speaker 8: She could absolutely And I'm glad you're saying something because
Speaker 8: she had said something about you too in the sweet
Speaker 8: She said, remember how cocky DJ Envy was when he
Speaker 8: was saying he blackballs my music on the radio. Ask yourself,
Speaker 8: how could a DJ get away with behavior?
Speaker 2: I said the same thing.
Speaker 5: I did not know that that happened.
Speaker 8: That was the reasons behind it though, because we know
Speaker 8: NICKI does not forget anything.
Speaker 15: I was.
Speaker 2: Love it, and I know that we y'all.
Speaker 5: I've heard y'all play our records like actually last.
Speaker 2: Week, but that's me? What what hell?
Speaker 15: That was me?
Speaker 2: I played it in the mix?
Speaker 15: That was.
Speaker 4: Because I've never heard of this was I guess this
Speaker 4: was like five six years ago. I guess DJ self,
Speaker 4: who's a DJ on the station, and I ride for
Speaker 4: all the dj sport all the DJs.
Speaker 2: He said that Cardi B's album was better than Nicki Minaj.
Speaker 4: Nicki Minaj at the time got upset and said she
Speaker 4: was sending some queen's dudes up here to pretty much
Speaker 4: beat him up, and he was threatening him, and I
Speaker 4: thought that was whack. I thought that if somebody has
Speaker 4: an opinion, you can't threaten that man for his opinion. Now,
Speaker 4: if he says some foul is said, some foul is
Speaker 4: about you, your husband, your kids, or your family, then
Speaker 4: it's everything is open. But if he just says I
Speaker 4: don't like your album or I feel away and you
Speaker 4: threaten him, I just find that's whack.
Speaker 2: And no, I didn't say subject nick please girl.
Speaker 4: I So I ride for the DJ's meaning the DJs
Speaker 4: are always the one that gets picked on, that gets
Speaker 4: beat up, Like if you think of beasts, and artist
Speaker 4: never goes at the other artists. They always say, well,
Speaker 4: why the DJ play the record? Why don't you go
Speaker 4: back at the artist that you're mad at? So the
Speaker 4: DJ always gets picked on, always gets bullied.
Speaker 2: So I was like, that's not right.
Speaker 8: I'm not gonna let you just threaten the DJ because
Speaker 8: he had an opinion. Rights standing with the DJs. Rappers
Speaker 8: stand with rappers, correct comedians. So what I said was,
Speaker 8: I'm not going to play Nikki's record until they squashed
Speaker 8: that beef. That has nothing to do with the station.
Speaker 8: I don't pick the records that the station plays. I
Speaker 8: don't pick the records that you hear every morning.
Speaker 4: I just said, I don't want to because you threaten
Speaker 4: that man on an opinion, and DJs we need to
Speaker 4: stand together when that happens, because if not, it's going
Speaker 4: to happen more, and it's gonna happen more, and it's
Speaker 4: gonna happen more, you're gonna see more DJs getting slapped
Speaker 4: like you've seen them already.
Speaker 2: That's not right, And that's what I said.
Speaker 4: If they deserve to get slapped, that's a different reason.
Speaker 2: That's what I said. If they deserve to get slapped,
Speaker 2: that's on that. But if it's over an opinion, the
Speaker 2: bobs feel like you deserve to get slapped anyway, But
Speaker 2: like I said, so you do. That was the reason why.
Speaker 2: But I thought it was squash.
Speaker 4: This was six years ago, so I think squashed even
Speaker 4: when her album came out. We did you know, we
Speaker 4: played the music. I still play on music and I'll
Speaker 4: continue to play music.
Speaker 7: That's when you're being here shaking your little toush and
Speaker 7: NICKI minad records behind the scenes.
Speaker 2: You're being here with your little tous push when do
Speaker 2: when Ruby Red come on? Well, we know everybody's other one.
Speaker 5: Actually one wants to.
Speaker 2: Red ruby the sleeve, another one to love that one
Speaker 2: behind it.
Speaker 4: You did black Ball, and I remember, no I didn't
Speaker 4: play it during that time, but I thought they squashed that.
Speaker 2: I can't. I can't Black One. All I could do
Speaker 2: is not eleven minute, play eleven minute, dropping them.
Speaker 4: Like like what did you niggas grow? You never guess
Speaker 4: he never up talking for the DJ because nobody ever does.
Speaker 4: Just like during COVID when everybody was standing up for
Speaker 4: the bartenders and raising money.
Speaker 8: I raised money with nurses, money for everybody exactly, and
Speaker 8: it's fine. And then like you said, like you said, uh,
Speaker 8: you said that you didn't want to play the record until,
Speaker 8: I mean play music, until they squashed that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you about the ball. You want to know
Speaker 2: what what I got? You want to know what I
Speaker 2: got for the ball. You better play a record, play
Speaker 2: Nikki drink. What are you doing? I want to hear
Speaker 2: the song? Where you going?
Speaker 12: There you go?
Speaker 7: There you go, there you go, there you go. Can't
Speaker 7: shake that little bit, jas. That's what y'all need to
Speaker 7: be doing. Y'all need to be in can to that studio.
Speaker 7: Enjoy your damnself. I got you, angry ass New Yorkers?
Speaker 2: How are you beige ass? Angry ass New Yorker from Queens?
Speaker 2: That's right, hit that word, go go.
Speaker 15: That's right.
Speaker 2: You better get on nik good side.
Speaker 12: You want that?
Speaker 2: You want morning so will never be the same more
Speaker 2: than everybody.
Speaker 4: It's DJ en V Charlmagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 4: breakfast club. Let's get in some front page news. I
Speaker 4: guess co hostess Solaris is here.
Speaker 2: What up to?
Speaker 5: What's going on?
Speaker 14: DJ?
Speaker 5: Good Morning beautiful? Jesselario's Charlemagne the God.
Speaker 2: He says, did you just hear your radio husband?
Speaker 5: Did I hear my radio husband called up?
Speaker 8: He said, somebody trying to call up here the other
Speaker 8: day and try to shoot They shot at you, and
Speaker 8: he felt disrespected because he went on the airways and
Speaker 8: told them, Tess is my radio way.
Speaker 4: That's right, that was lovely. That was lovey, lovey said.
Speaker 4: He announced that you are his radio wife.
Speaker 2: So he just put it out.
Speaker 8: Well, see, I don't never get a chall y'all put
Speaker 8: me out the room during the front during the get
Speaker 8: it off your chest where he got it off his chests,
Speaker 8: he said, tell them, tell them that they can keep
Speaker 8: on hitting the DMR T.
Speaker 2: Them full back, is what. Oh wow, Well, let's get
Speaker 2: some front page news.
Speaker 4: The ratio squashed the charges sixty three twenty one last night,
Speaker 4: all right, and now let's jump right into it.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about this blue collar hiring. Y'all been trying to.
Speaker 8: Get this story out all week to let the blue
Speaker 8: collar family know that things are looking good for them
Speaker 8: as they go into twenty twenty four.
Speaker 5: Now, this year was really good. They had strong.
Speaker 8: Hiring, more jobs in the blue collar area more than
Speaker 8: their white collar counterparts. They the white collar counterparts, especially
Speaker 8: the tech sector, has went down. That's been the sharpest pullback,
Speaker 8: especially you know after post pandemic. Now for jobs in
Speaker 8: the software development and IT operations where the jobs pick
Speaker 8: up that trade pick up wrench, get on some manufacturing jobs.
Speaker 5: That look like you have a good year next year.
Speaker 2: Learn the trade, man.
Speaker 7: I tell everybody that go learn the trade, Go learn
Speaker 7: how to do something with your hands. We need more
Speaker 7: architect not architects. We do need more architects. We need
Speaker 7: more electricians and plumbers and people that know how to
Speaker 7: install back. Yep, that's right.
Speaker 4: Welding, also automotive, healthcare as well. Those are all great
Speaker 4: trades that pay a lot of money. And you will
Speaker 4: always have a job even in a recession, even if
Speaker 4: Kobe comes back, it doesn't matter. You will always have
Speaker 4: a job. You are an essential worker. Shot the link
Speaker 4: in tech too.
Speaker 8: Now, Yep, that's right, and we have to keep continuing
Speaker 8: to push for that. Shout out to our brother Killer Mike.
Speaker 8: We're always advocating for to get shopped back into the
Speaker 8: public schools. So you know, they took a lot of
Speaker 8: that out of the schools and that's something we need
Speaker 8: to bring back. And cosmetology, by the way, need that
Speaker 8: back in the schools as well.
Speaker 2: That's right. Now, let's talk about these just holiday stress.
Speaker 5: Yeah, social media social and I heard you bring this
Speaker 5: up the other day.
Speaker 8: You were talking about social media and how stressful it is,
Speaker 8: particularly during the holidays.
Speaker 5: So I wanted to give you a poll, y'all News
Speaker 5: said they pulled about.
Speaker 8: Fifteen hundred Americans found that thirty eight percent of the
Speaker 8: respondents experience a increase in stress during the holiday compared
Speaker 8: to other times of the year, and a lot of
Speaker 8: that has to do with social media. Of course, you
Speaker 8: have stress for financial stress, buying gifts, not having enough
Speaker 8: time to enjoy the holidays, tension, but social media feeds
Speaker 8: into that a lot. It says that people need to
Speaker 8: take a break up from social media, particularly during the holidays.
Speaker 8: They also said that the comparison is the thief of joy,
Speaker 8: So you know, scrolling and saying what somebody has what
Speaker 8: I don't have, looking in the comments, arguing with folks
Speaker 8: you don't know. They recommend you set some boundaries when
Speaker 8: it comes to your online youth. So I thought that
Speaker 8: was a story that before we go on this holiday break,
Speaker 8: to remind people relax, maybe get all social media just
Speaker 8: for a little bit and you know, take take a
Speaker 8: moment to reflect.
Speaker 5: Now do I was just just talking about that with
Speaker 5: my manager.
Speaker 8: I was like, you know, it's easy to like the
Speaker 8: devil of comparison is definitely what hunts people, not even
Speaker 8: just around these times, just period you're going up, you're
Speaker 8: looking at what other people god, and then you're you're
Speaker 8: feeling a way about yourself. When like my like my
Speaker 8: son's dad, he takes breaks from social media and he
Speaker 8: thrives in so many aspects of his life, like so
Speaker 8: many life with work and just like building this business
Speaker 8: and all that, paying attention to his kids and getting
Speaker 8: to know them and how they are living and all
Speaker 8: that type of stuff. Where you take a break from
Speaker 8: social media, it's like a job that you're getting paid for.
Speaker 7: I'm just happy you say something good about your baby daddy. Absolutely, yeah,
Speaker 7: I'd go ahead. Girl can't fight.
Speaker 5: No, you just keep bringing up that he can't fight.
Speaker 5: I told you that one time. You running with it.
Speaker 2: Bringing up every every interview out here you do. No,
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 8: I don't even do interviews because of that reason, because
Speaker 8: I don't like how they look after I do them.
Speaker 4: But I also say, test is how people look at
Speaker 4: social media because it's like when I look at some
Speaker 4: of these uh you know, artists, celebrities, billionaires or millionaires.
Speaker 2: And I look at the stuff that they're doing, it
Speaker 2: it shows me what I can do.
Speaker 4: Right, I'm a kid from Queens who I didn't see
Speaker 4: it often, and when I seen it, it was usually
Speaker 4: the d boys, the drug dealers, or whatever it may be.
Speaker 4: So the fact that I can see people doing things
Speaker 4: that I probably didn't see, I can see a touch,
Speaker 4: whether it is following, you know, Tyler Perry is following
Speaker 4: Swiss Beats, or.
Speaker 2: Charlemagne or just.
Speaker 4: What you want to be like caliper I don't want
Speaker 4: to be like anybody, but what they do, what they
Speaker 4: do is inspiration. And I love what Tyler Perry does.
Speaker 4: I love what he created. Even fifty said what he
Speaker 4: created in the streets Port Louisiana, that's all inspiration. I
Speaker 4: don't want to be anybody, but but what they do
Speaker 4: is inspiration.
Speaker 7: I tell you what y'all need to do. Y'all need
Speaker 7: to remember the reason for the season. If you remember
Speaker 7: the reason for the season, you wouldn't have no jealousy
Speaker 7: in envy because you all can have Jesus. That's right,
Speaker 7: Go ahead past to Charlemagne.
Speaker 5: There are some say there is some positive to it.
Speaker 8: There is some positive to following folks to Vy's point,
Speaker 8: but we still have to remember those of snapshots in
Speaker 8: time and a lot of people.
Speaker 7: You know, niggas be lying. Okay, don't nobody be putting
Speaker 7: their real process uff.
Speaker 8: You don't nobody ugly, but seriously, that's the thing that's
Speaker 8: on the media too. And then I just said, Taz,
Speaker 8: I just said the other day in one of my videos,
Speaker 8: like I just be sliding Lord gyms in there.
Speaker 5: I said it, Uh, just just so everybody and everybody
Speaker 5: is broke right now, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: The people are broke, and it's okay to be broke.
Speaker 8: You don't always have to look like you got it
Speaker 8: because that's unrealistic. Even even the people that we see
Speaker 8: at the top really don't always have it, you know.
Speaker 8: And I'm talking about the top of social media because
Speaker 8: people they worship that they look at that as like
Speaker 8: the Holy Girl, that's their blueprint. So these influences and
Speaker 8: all these people they ain't really ain't got it either,
Speaker 8: But you know we're not. They're not gonna show that
Speaker 8: they don't have it. That's not their job. That ain't
Speaker 8: gonna get No, that's not gonna get them nowhere. They
Speaker 8: gotta look like they're like it's a certain image that
Speaker 8: they want to look, you know, they want Well, I
Speaker 8: do want to thank you for being inspirational. Just in
Speaker 8: a relationship area we hear so much negative. I'm always
Speaker 8: sharing your relationship. No relationship is perfect. I'm sure you
Speaker 8: have your ups and downsolute, but I do love that
Speaker 8: you highlight you and your man and how y'all you
Speaker 8: know Will Barrow photos and oh my god, everything that
Speaker 8: she highlighted, She's gonna highlight the Willburrow.
Speaker 4: For if you look at it's both of them together.
Speaker 2: Look at that. Look at that? Look how the screen
Speaker 2: saver look at man like I look at that.
Speaker 8: Let me just say this, because people, all you love jesselarious, Yes,
Speaker 8: I do. I love the fact that you're a mom.
Speaker 8: I love the fact that you got your man. I
Speaker 8: love that you're on your mission and you on your money.
Speaker 8: Don't let these women out here trick you out your
Speaker 8: man and your money and your mission.
Speaker 5: Baby, you're doing it, so I just I.
Speaker 2: Just love it.
Speaker 5: I period to.
Speaker 8: Purplef Yes, I asked my sister, can we dress up
Speaker 8: like slaves and go see color purple?
Speaker 5: And then I say, me and my man is gonna
Speaker 5: go away with purple?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 8: Let me say well, let me say this guys before
Speaker 8: we close out, before Charlamagne does my tag follow me
Speaker 8: on Instagram. Guys, every week I drop about ten or
Speaker 8: fifteen stories that we don't get a chance to get
Speaker 8: to on from Patient News. So in my broadcast channel,
Speaker 8: make sure you follow me on Instagram and continue to
Speaker 8: get from Patient News even over the holiday.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna drop some stories to make sure you, guys
Speaker 5: stay abreast.
Speaker 7: All right, but thank you, Test, that's right, and make
Speaker 7: sure you follow teslims Figure on all social media platforms too.
Speaker 7: Subscribe to teslim Figures podcast. It's great shot. No chase
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Speaker 4: All right, now, when we come back, Sexy Red will
Speaker 4: be joining us. We gonna kick it with Sexy Red,
Speaker 4: so it don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Clubs, them
Speaker 4: noisy y'all with the app.
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody's d J M B. Charlomagne to God, we are
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Jess Hilarius, I Guess co hosts, and we got a
Speaker 4: special guest in the building, Sexy read.
Speaker 5: What's up there?
Speaker 2: What's up? How are you? First of all, you're pregnant,
Speaker 2: you're blowing up, but you still gotta work. So how
Speaker 2: you feeling this morning? Then your doctor say relax and
Speaker 2: take it easy. You ain't been listening. I've been seeing you.
Speaker 2: You've been working, traveling and doing shows videos.
Speaker 5: Every time I go to the doctor, they'd be like,
Speaker 5: you're still working. You need to sit down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you feel like you're gonna miss the moment
Speaker 2: if you don't? You know, if you I.
Speaker 5: Gotta get it.
Speaker 8: I can't stop work. I gotta get this money. Yeah, work,
Speaker 8: don't stop because your absolutely well. When you came in here,
Speaker 8: I spoke to you and the first thing you said, no,
Speaker 8: you can at least look at me, Look at you real.
Speaker 5: You ain't gotta mess with me, but you can. And
Speaker 5: she said, I don't mess with you, Jess.
Speaker 2: And I said why? She said, could you be sneak this?
Speaker 5: And I said, all right, tell me what's wrong? Tell
Speaker 5: me about it? What's up?
Speaker 1: All right? Let me know why you sneak this?
Speaker 5: All right? How do you feel like I sneak this?
Speaker 5: Be I see everything. I was trying to make sure
Speaker 5: y'all wasn't sneak this before I came up here too.
Speaker 6: What she do?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 5: When I got along, I'll find it for y'all.
Speaker 2: You just know what it remember?
Speaker 5: Maybe I do remember. I ain't got to bring it
Speaker 5: up though.
Speaker 8: Let me google, let me see you gotta really google,
Speaker 8: just want to see it would be a couple of
Speaker 8: times I didn't see you comment under something under the
Speaker 8: Instagram and got something to do to be like, I'll
Speaker 8: just be like why but I have never it's talking
Speaker 8: about me before I see. I remember everybody's faces, right,
Speaker 8: you should so.
Speaker 2: You knew when you saw just a last you ain't
Speaker 2: want to say nothing to it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't even know she was gonna be here
Speaker 5: today or you went and came. I mean I was
Speaker 5: gonna say, come on, yo, I still came.
Speaker 2: Listen, let me ask you something.
Speaker 7: Did anybody trying to talk to you out of having
Speaker 7: the baby because of the way your career is going?
Speaker 2: Dam who was it the label or no?
Speaker 5: My label said, I'm grown, Like, what's the baby planned?
Speaker 2: Yo?
Speaker 5: I can't ask you no questions.
Speaker 2: Exactly.
Speaker 5: I can't ask you, you know, I can't ask you
Speaker 5: no questions. Answer to him like, yo, I got some
Speaker 5: questions like.
Speaker 2: For just answer over there and ask him. You ain't
Speaker 2: got was the baby playing?
Speaker 5: Kind and kind of not? But I mean I was
Speaker 5: shocked when it happened but I was I wanted another baby.
Speaker 2: Though at this time, or you was gonna wait off.
Speaker 5: I mean, I ain't on my career was finish.
Speaker 8: I was like that, but I did want the baby
Speaker 8: because my son he already three, So I'm like, I
Speaker 8: want another baby.
Speaker 2: When did you realize your career was taken off?
Speaker 5: When I first dropped Pounting Town.
Speaker 8: But I remember back in twenty eighteen you redid but
Speaker 8: that's a Carl Tins one thousand miles. You know you
Speaker 8: did a thousand drugs. That's that's like the first thing
Speaker 8: that you really did that got you like on the
Speaker 8: map though right online Charlemagne, that's you did this thing
Speaker 8: called a thousand jugs, which they didn't even know about.
Speaker 2: I did my.
Speaker 5: Research on you, like I want to. I'm like, man,
Speaker 5: I ain't had no wrong with it. I used to
Speaker 5: laugh and heard little videos and all.
Speaker 2: That I didn't want no more.
Speaker 7: Little video, little video that ain't fed think somebody funny, good,
Speaker 7: but not on you.
Speaker 2: It's so good.
Speaker 5: I didn't get on a little bit. I just don't
Speaker 5: agree with everything she's saying. Dude, that's all.
Speaker 2: When they tried to talk you out of having a baby,
Speaker 2: what did you say to.
Speaker 8: Them, I'm like, I don't like when people do stuff
Speaker 8: like that because if I'm happy about my baby, then
Speaker 8: I don't need nobody in my ear like aboard it,
Speaker 8: like I ain't like.
Speaker 2: It, especially for a career, you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like I still got a whole life to live, Like,
Speaker 5: I don't do this for nobody me.
Speaker 7: Were you inspired by other people who, like, you know,
Speaker 7: like Cardi who said I choose the child over No,
Speaker 7: I't think.
Speaker 5: About none of that. It's my life. I don't live
Speaker 5: for other people.
Speaker 2: I really don't.
Speaker 5: I do what I want to do. Who did you
Speaker 5: listen to growing up?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 5: Who inspired you?
Speaker 15: Yo?
Speaker 2: You still?
Speaker 5: Can you please just look at me one time?
Speaker 2: Oh? She looking at me? All right?
Speaker 8: It's a video that you that you did where you
Speaker 8: said the most romantic thing that ever happened to you
Speaker 8: that a guy is done is rob somebody, Yeah and
Speaker 8: then give you the money. Why was that romance to you?
Speaker 8: I did say something about that because like, okay, what
Speaker 8: if you were the woman that he robbed?
Speaker 2: Rob damn? Okay.
Speaker 8: I mean not saying like it was right because it
Speaker 8: was a dude, but I mean, like, when you're risking
Speaker 8: your life for.
Speaker 5: Me, that means something to you.
Speaker 2: Cool. You cannot ask you.
Speaker 5: How by its lost up the same way. That is
Speaker 5: all as I was.
Speaker 2: You know, how did you Drake?
Speaker 5: It's so tight because he was, I mean, like everybody
Speaker 5: with me except just he was.
Speaker 2: I agree. Now I'm like, damn everybody except for just
Speaker 2: on you like that. That's your people, that's your guy,
Speaker 2: that's your host.
Speaker 5: Is crazy?
Speaker 2: Do ak Is get mad at you because you.
Speaker 5: No, I didn't even know. That's what they be saying.
Speaker 5: People tell me and they like, they probably gonna use
Speaker 5: your song to this.
Speaker 2: What does it mean?
Speaker 5: What is the meaning behind skill? Can you apologize to me? First,
Speaker 5: Sexy I oppologize for offending you in any way. I
Speaker 5: do not have beef with you.
Speaker 8: I just don't agree with everything you're doing. But I
Speaker 8: do love you as an artist. I love you as
Speaker 8: a woman, right because I heard you listening to my songs,
Speaker 8: and then that's that before and then that's I've seen
Speaker 8: you down talking to me.
Speaker 2: No, ma'am, but you have to know, Sexy Red, you
Speaker 2: are a public figure. Now people gonna have.
Speaker 7: Talking.
Speaker 2: Don't start don't bring that, don't start that, right, Okay,
Speaker 2: let's listen, Let's.
Speaker 5: Listen a little wild back.
Speaker 8: Sexy Red got a lot of attention for saying that
Speaker 8: she trusted the wrong guy that gave her chlamydia twice.
Speaker 8: And we know that she has never been shy about
Speaker 8: the details of her sex life because she told my
Speaker 8: video guy when he asked her a question about her
Speaker 8: and we got that.
Speaker 5: We met her. I'm trying to sorry, I did I
Speaker 5: say that.
Speaker 2: What's on your list for this ship? Get a lot
Speaker 2: of oh, you know what?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 5: That felt like, but who would take that? Seriously?
Speaker 2: Can I get that thousand?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: No, I told him I was a liar.
Speaker 8: But now that you used you see what I said, like,
Speaker 8: it ain't yo, it wasn't like That's not the only
Speaker 8: clip though, Damn.
Speaker 5: I thought that was the worst one. I've literally never said.
Speaker 5: I ain'tterping on my uncle.
Speaker 4: She she's.
Speaker 2: And none of that is How do you how do
Speaker 2: you expect people not to react and stuff.
Speaker 5: Like that though, And like she said, she'd be playing
Speaker 5: you know what I mean?
Speaker 8: Now, I feel like everybody just be coming down on me,
Speaker 8: like I don't even to say nothing. They just becoming
Speaker 8: They be trying to talk about my looks like anything
Speaker 8: I'll do that. I have never ever came at her
Speaker 8: looks for nothing, never done that to you.
Speaker 5: I can never say that. I'm just saying the girl
Speaker 5: he I say, look.
Speaker 7: Like sexy read around the eyes. She worked here, What
Speaker 7: what you mean around the eye. We'll see if she walks.
Speaker 7: She had the same glasses.
Speaker 5: Everybody. Somebody looked like me, like, yeah, I ain't got something.
Speaker 2: Clearly, don't bother you when they say you and thug
Speaker 2: are like brothers. Yeah that's my sing, Well, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 2: Sexy Red here. She has an album, hood Hottest Princess
Speaker 2: out now.
Speaker 4: And now that we got everything squashed out, we got
Speaker 4: more with Sexy Red when we come back. It's the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody in j n V.
Speaker 4: Charlamage the god we are. The Breakfast Club was still
Speaker 4: kicking it with Sexy Red jests Hilaris as our guest
Speaker 4: co host, yess, so do you do you know what.
Speaker 5: Gender the baby is? Nope, Nope, you don't want to
Speaker 5: know yet?
Speaker 2: No, okay, you don't believe in baby reveals. I feel
Speaker 2: like you have a fire gender.
Speaker 5: I was gonna have a fire gender review, but no,
Speaker 5: I ain't.
Speaker 2: Gonna do it.
Speaker 5: I ain't gonna do it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well you didn't want to do it just because
Speaker 7: just because like I got too much going on, like
Speaker 7: my life too busy.
Speaker 8: I ain't my baby was gonna be like last minute,
Speaker 8: like right before do so are you happy, Red, like genuinely, yeah, okay,
Speaker 8: I'm happy.
Speaker 5: I love money.
Speaker 2: I love money that you gotta get it February. You
Speaker 2: love all of this, you gotta do That's.
Speaker 5: What I returned, And then I'm always busy.
Speaker 2: It just be Have you adjusted to the fame over all?
Speaker 8: No, because I still be saying maybe like you know,
Speaker 8: they gonna take it in and twisted, like I don't
Speaker 8: be knowing what to say what, and like I just
Speaker 8: still feel like I'm just a regular, you know.
Speaker 5: I don't be feeling like I'm no celebrity. People be
Speaker 5: putting cames on my face. I'm like, why was they
Speaker 5: doing all it? Like they be like this will comes
Speaker 5: with it. I don't be with at it though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, was you really Drake? That was another thing I
Speaker 2: saw in there after you about drink.
Speaker 5: No, see doesn't say she's playing to know what you're playing?
Speaker 2: Text you Red and that.
Speaker 5: Y'all they take it.
Speaker 8: I feel like people take the internet too serious. That's
Speaker 8: why I be messing with y'all. I play with your
Speaker 8: heads like that. Y'all not gonna really know what's going on, y'all,
Speaker 8: Just y'all believe anything y'all see. I don't believe everything
Speaker 8: I see on in there.
Speaker 2: I be like, man, that's real.
Speaker 8: There's gotta be fake. I'd be like, man, I don't
Speaker 8: believe it until I see the proof. Then I'll be like, Okay,
Speaker 8: I'm believe in it. So what a lot of Do
Speaker 8: you ever feel a way about seeing little kids online
Speaker 8: reciting your lyrics or like, you know, a lot for
Speaker 8: this past Halloween, a lot of moms dressed their daughters
Speaker 8: up as sexy red you know, how do you feel
Speaker 8: about Does that make you feel the way always like
Speaker 8: cause you're not obligated to be anybody's roll out, or do.
Speaker 5: You feel a type of way about it?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 5: I feel like this, what's up?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 8: Because when I was little, I mean, we looked up
Speaker 8: to the older girls and stuff, even the ones that
Speaker 8: was bad, Like just because they do bad stuff, they don't.
Speaker 5: Mean like they are a person.
Speaker 8: Now there ain't no bad people. We still looked up
Speaker 8: to them. You know they was probably talking crazy or
Speaker 8: they don't mean nothing. They just spoke with my personality.
Speaker 7: I feel like, I think when you come from a
Speaker 7: certain environment, you learn not to judge people for what
Speaker 7: they do when they in survival more.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's what I'm saying, Like, I don't be judging nobody.
Speaker 8: I've been like that though. I just let everybody do
Speaker 8: them because you never know what they going through. So
Speaker 8: I'll just be like, maybe they did that for a reason,
Speaker 8: So I don't get mad at nobody.
Speaker 7: You got people from your hood leaning on you as
Speaker 7: far as like financials, Like, yo, rad, I know you
Speaker 7: got it.
Speaker 2: Throw me something.
Speaker 8: I just heard that somebody was in the hood talking
Speaker 8: stuff about me, talking about I ain't putting no guns
Speaker 8: in the hood and I ain't doing this and that.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what I mean.
Speaker 8: I'll be throwing block parties, are to have it, barbecue,
Speaker 8: ice cream, like bouncing out.
Speaker 5: I'll be doing all kinds of stuff for the hood.
Speaker 5: So I'm like, that's crazy.
Speaker 2: Why do you want you to put guns in the hood.
Speaker 5: They think I'm protect y'all get it, Like I got it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what I did Rich Baby Daddy was your verse
Speaker 4: actually longer because it seems like it was short.
Speaker 8: Yes, it was to Drake cut the verse, yeah, and
Speaker 8: he cut pieces up because the beat wasn't even on
Speaker 8: their beat, it was on another beat. And I had
Speaker 8: did a verse like a sixteen boy and probably a
Speaker 8: little hook, and then he cut it up, chopped it.
Speaker 5: He put two different songs together. Really, Yeah, it was
Speaker 5: two different songs.
Speaker 2: That should have been your song. That should have been.
Speaker 7: I just think it would have took off more if
Speaker 7: it was. It was from just the number one ride
Speaker 7: number the number one. I think Drake Manne take Yeah,
Speaker 7: I know, I like director.
Speaker 2: I love the record.
Speaker 5: Actually, y'alling or you saw that turning up?
Speaker 2: Did you see the conversation we had about your lyrics?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 7: And I was saying that every generation there's a woman
Speaker 7: rapper who pushes the boundary of lyrics, Like you're not
Speaker 7: really doing nothing different than Little Kim was doing, or
Speaker 7: even Salt and Pepper in the eighties, Like everybody sitting
Speaker 7: edgy for that time.
Speaker 8: That's all I be saying, Like people begintting on me,
Speaker 8: but I'd be like, why is that the only thing
Speaker 8: y'all heard? When I say something about it, they take
Speaker 8: the and just that's all she's talking about.
Speaker 5: Like, what that's all y'all got from there? I'll be
Speaker 5: saying all kinds of.
Speaker 2: Stuff in myself, I mean to be fair. The hook
Speaker 2: is called Booty Brown. That is the hook the song.
Speaker 2: That song was.
Speaker 5: Strictly about Poundtown, So that's that's nothing.
Speaker 8: Yeah, But if I have others, yeah, catalog where you're
Speaker 8: not just talking about Yeah, you're like, why do y'all
Speaker 8: think I just rap about that all day?
Speaker 7: Like I understand if that's the only song somebody's heard,
Speaker 7: I can understand why they come to that conclusion.
Speaker 5: Do you have a favorite song so far of your
Speaker 5: own Poundtown? Because it got me out the trenches?
Speaker 2: Yeah, time got you out the trenches. I love it.
Speaker 8: I knew I knew it was though. Like when I recorded,
Speaker 8: I came out the booth, I'm like, this is the one.
Speaker 5: This is gonna get me out the hood. I told everybody.
Speaker 2: So when your team heard that hook, what.
Speaker 15: Was that was?
Speaker 5: Everybody was laughing.
Speaker 8: We was all in the studio laughing because I was freestyling.
Speaker 8: And then they was like, be serious, Like this ain't serious,
Speaker 8: You ain't serious. Be serious, And he was like, this
Speaker 8: is gonna be it I'm like this, they gonna like it.
Speaker 8: They're gonna trust me, and they like, no, they wouldn't
Speaker 8: believe me that song. They was just like, but now
Speaker 8: they'd be like, Okay. She knows, she's strategized, she know
Speaker 8: what she's talking about.
Speaker 5: She knows what her people like.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 7: People said that you lead your sex tape on purpose
Speaker 7: because because of poietoime you wanted them to show.
Speaker 2: You wanted them to show you wanted your show color.
Speaker 8: No, that was the weakest video, bro. I was tired,
Speaker 8: I'm fat, pregnant, didn't even feel like doing so that's
Speaker 8: what I'm like.
Speaker 2: And then that's the one that you leaked.
Speaker 5: I got all kind of stuff, the stuff.
Speaker 2: You get leaked in twenty three.
Speaker 5: I don't know. No, it was in the moment and
Speaker 5: then set the phone down. But I ain't the wing
Speaker 5: that did it.
Speaker 8: It was in the MoMA, set the phone down through
Speaker 8: it and then you know, and then it had excellently pressed.
Speaker 4: She said, she got all types of work phone. You
Speaker 4: don't delete it now. Now after that, it's don't you
Speaker 4: all got.
Speaker 5: I don't know why they line I did you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying? Man? When I say like I could
Speaker 5: really go viral.
Speaker 2: I could be for reasons like that somebody break into
Speaker 2: your phone.
Speaker 5: No, nobody broke into my phone. I already know what happened.
Speaker 5: I could really be a start if I post the
Speaker 5: real stuff.
Speaker 7: I think you should tell people what happened so it
Speaker 7: don't happen to other people that just did you said
Speaker 7: you just.
Speaker 2: Through the phone and okay, this is what happened.
Speaker 8: It was on Instagram like a little short clip video
Speaker 8: like just making me on Instagram and saved it to
Speaker 8: the phone, then through the phone, but the video still
Speaker 8: was on my screen and then through the phone and
Speaker 8: it got excellently pressed.
Speaker 5: Like that like sent to public.
Speaker 8: Yeah, like who's gonna do that on purpose? I was
Speaker 8: like what And this was the way is being like,
Speaker 8: y'all really don't want me to post the real ones?
Speaker 5: Man, I turns up. I don't think that you posted
Speaker 5: it yourself.
Speaker 8: I don't think you looked at yourself because you you
Speaker 8: it was a it took you a minute to post
Speaker 8: again like you you didn't go on line.
Speaker 5: I was like it was a minute.
Speaker 2: I was, yeah, who was a just man yourself?
Speaker 5: Like, well that had happened period. Yeah, I ain't the
Speaker 5: one daddy.
Speaker 2: It wasn't me, so somebody did it.
Speaker 8: Yes it was No, it was an accident, but it
Speaker 8: still was like you dumb, like pay attention to be
Speaker 8: smarter than you, moving too loose.
Speaker 2: Like yeah, yeah, okay, are you in love now? Sexy?
Speaker 5: Rec Yeah with the money because.
Speaker 7: Everybody wondering who your daddy is? It might be No,
Speaker 7: don't do that, I'm a man. Yeah, be a macular conception.
Speaker 5: Did you see Charlom before he you know, had done?
Speaker 2: I was her tight?
Speaker 5: Yeah? No, hell no, not what you get done?
Speaker 7: Let me just bad discoloration at least the skin, really
Speaker 7: bad discoloration at least the skin.
Speaker 5: Yeah right there, Oh for real, I look.
Speaker 2: Like your first baby daddy in hell?
Speaker 5: No, right right? You're doing different though, Yeah I was
Speaker 5: done too, Just so just know what the baby is is?
Speaker 5: That ain't what it's different.
Speaker 2: Would you ever want to get married? Text?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 5: You think I feel like marriage? That ain't real? You
Speaker 5: could sign you can have a whole ceremony and still
Speaker 5: get cheated on. Yeah, I'll do it just to do it, like,
Speaker 5: because it looks.
Speaker 8: Like it looked like a good time. You your love
Speaker 8: in front of everybody. But I feel like that alida,
Speaker 8: is you just confessing your love in front of the people.
Speaker 2: So it's the cheating, Like the cheating people be doing
Speaker 2: some wrong stuff.
Speaker 7: You could be in a real relationship with somebody who
Speaker 7: love you and it might be something fideli on both sides.
Speaker 6: No, it's not.
Speaker 8: What's the one of us doing all this in front
Speaker 8: of people, like we're gonna be together and not mess
Speaker 8: with other people like it be married people catching a's
Speaker 8: and stuff that's not right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you talk about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I.
Speaker 5: Mean only because I got cheated on. But I don't
Speaker 5: be the cheating first.
Speaker 2: And that doesn't mean you don't love the person.
Speaker 8: Right, But that don't that don't mean like I could
Speaker 8: be faithful. I could be real faith when I look
Speaker 8: like but once you tell me you not faithful, and
Speaker 8: it's like, what is we doing?
Speaker 5: Why I gotta be faithful to them?
Speaker 2: We got more with Sexy Red when we come back,
Speaker 2: don't move. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning morning, everybody in DJ A n B. Charlamagne
Speaker 4: to God, we are the breakfast Club. We're still kicking
Speaker 4: it with Sexy Red.
Speaker 2: Yes that's number thirteen.
Speaker 5: Number These ain't my question. There's romans that.
Speaker 8: This is what they want me ask. There's rumors that
Speaker 8: you in nl e chot but was a thing for
Speaker 8: a minute. What happened with Who made that?
Speaker 5: Right? I ain't it?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I never thought that.
Speaker 2: Why do you think I would do something like that?
Speaker 5: Why you ask? You're not you?
Speaker 2: I didn't want to ask you about sleeping with somebody,
Speaker 2: but I remember.
Speaker 7: I know, I just I know I like to lie too, sexy. No,
Speaker 7: I don't be talking about I don't be asking questions
Speaker 7: like that.
Speaker 5: No, man, at least never knowing why would we? I
Speaker 5: ain't no industry. That's what I want to know. I
Speaker 5: ain't had six with nobody. They be choosing though, for sure.
Speaker 8: Yeah, if you want people be on the end there
Speaker 8: trying to she ugly I did based with the six
Speaker 8: y read people find the sixty red on the block.
Speaker 8: If didn't be the same in my inbox, and I
Speaker 8: probably ignored them with someone like.
Speaker 5: To be really choosing for real?
Speaker 7: I think sexy really still be hoodye at home cooking,
Speaker 7: and I think you wanted you a good domesticated woman.
Speaker 2: That's what I man, clearly do you.
Speaker 7: That's why she's pregnant now and he know that that's
Speaker 7: what I mean when I say, it's just real, I
Speaker 7: believe if you are who you say you are, but
Speaker 7: I believe like all of that.
Speaker 2: You mean you about that with him.
Speaker 8: That's what I'm saying when people bringing up that stuff
Speaker 8: about like when I said I had cock comedia, it wasn't.
Speaker 5: My fuck we cheating. That ain't my damn fauck.
Speaker 8: Yeah no, no, no, it was when you said you
Speaker 8: spent the block on him, it was I mean, you
Speaker 8: spent okay, all right, so all right, I got you
Speaker 8: all right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's when that's like the free money you got. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's daddy he gave you. Comedian.
Speaker 7: She just said that reirst of all? Is he upset
Speaker 7: you pregnant? Now I know that you can't wait to
Speaker 7: come home to try.
Speaker 4: To get you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but he not like trying to fight me, me
Speaker 5: and my baby. Real cool, like okay, he he knows.
Speaker 5: Like I mean, sometimes people thay self a situation like
Speaker 5: you left me, yeah with your.
Speaker 2: Son, so I ain't leave. It's not like you wanted
Speaker 2: to go.
Speaker 15: He was.
Speaker 5: He was doing to make yourself like you know, was
Speaker 5: he coming home? I don't know soon.
Speaker 2: Hopefully that's big cheese you got pregnant while he was
Speaker 2: locked up.
Speaker 5: Nah, that's big did We wentn't together though my baby day.
Speaker 8: He broke up when my son was six months, my
Speaker 8: son three now, but we always was like still cool.
Speaker 8: He still was coming off of my house. He knew
Speaker 8: I ain't had no other like. I just was to
Speaker 8: stay at home mama doing me like before a Pantown drop.
Speaker 8: I just was at home with my son because.
Speaker 5: I can't do. I got my son all the time.
Speaker 2: Was he supportive when he was rapping?
Speaker 7: Was?
Speaker 5: Yeah, he was very supportive. He used to get my
Speaker 5: son whenever I had a show, whatever.
Speaker 2: I had to do. And what were you doing before
Speaker 2: you were rapping, before you decided to rap?
Speaker 9: I was doing her.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I used to do her. Saint Louis Dad, I.
Speaker 2: Was doing her like installations, installations.
Speaker 5: Everything, Yeah, braids all that last year.
Speaker 2: I did show me somebody here you did. He was good.
Speaker 7: Saint Louis was going to I was the hood out
Speaker 7: of her stuff to show me.
Speaker 5: That's how everybody knew me because I was doing everybody
Speaker 5: heard saw you.
Speaker 2: Go tohead to start rapping. What made you start rapping?
Speaker 8: In my baby Diddy this one he was my boyfriend.
Speaker 8: At the time he had he was cheating on me.
Speaker 8: He used to my first baby. I'm like, God, he
Speaker 8: used to always cheat on me.
Speaker 2: Is he sick now that now that you're successful to
Speaker 2: call you all the time like hey, nah?
Speaker 8: But he they be in jail, like talking about me
Speaker 8: and stuff, so he heard everything. But nah, he was
Speaker 8: just cheating on me all the time. And then I
Speaker 8: had made this song about him because it was just
Speaker 8: like he was cheating all the time. You know a
Speaker 8: lot of bases, but he's wanted you know that he
Speaker 8: really liked. I've seen the whims. I'm like, oh, I can't.
Speaker 8: I hated this be so bad. You ain't do nothing,
Speaker 8: Oh baby, y'all.
Speaker 5: Did that's the point of the store.
Speaker 7: I did.
Speaker 5: I definitely did.
Speaker 2: Got pressed. You read down on him, on her him.
Speaker 5: I didn't call my baby daddy so much. I didn't.
Speaker 2: Are you the key calls? You broke wind flat tight?
Speaker 5: Cause what's the first thing you done?
Speaker 2: Did you x? Or it's caused property?
Speaker 5: The worst thing I did is got pregnant.
Speaker 8: For real because my baby daddy, we said we'll never
Speaker 8: have babies outside the shop, my only baby daddy.
Speaker 5: But that was like, that's just something we both.
Speaker 2: Was like, you did that on purpose. You couldn't wait
Speaker 2: to tell him.
Speaker 8: I ain't do that on purpose. I was scared to
Speaker 8: tell him. Everybody was telling him. I knew I was pregnant,
Speaker 8: but everybody was already snitching on me. I'm like, no,
Speaker 8: that's not true.
Speaker 2: Like, so you're looking at dead in his face, lining
Speaker 2: knowing you in jail, knowing you ain't had a period.
Speaker 5: He was in jail knowing that you ain't have a period. Hey, yo, nah,
Speaker 5: But look, he was my baby daddy. He used to
Speaker 5: be cheating on me.
Speaker 8: So I had made a this song about him, and
Speaker 8: then he was like I rapped it to him, Like dang,
Speaker 8: that was hard. So then that's when we'd be in
Speaker 8: the choir around his friends. He like, rap your songs
Speaker 8: to them, showing me your song. So now I rapped
Speaker 8: the song. They like, oh, you actually know how to rap.
Speaker 8: So I'm like, for real, y'all it. Then that's when
Speaker 8: I just went to the studio and made a real sir.
Speaker 7: But I'm sure a lot of people in Saint Louis
Speaker 7: look up to you because they can see themselves and you.
Speaker 5: I'm relatable for real, like just a rag wall girl
Speaker 5: from the North Side for real, Like.
Speaker 2: When you was on stage barefoot and pregnant doing the
Speaker 2: chicken ad.
Speaker 5: My feet was hurt because when you because when she
Speaker 5: did she got he was on you could telling her,
Speaker 5: so she's like to just do it.
Speaker 8: I hate wearing heels on stage. I want them to
Speaker 8: get you some nice red slippers though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you don't know what's.
Speaker 5: Going on with these stages. You don't know if they
Speaker 5: clean these stages.
Speaker 2: Like no, I'm just saying the stage is dirty.
Speaker 5: The stage.
Speaker 15: Know.
Speaker 8: Soon as I get on stage, I got my people's
Speaker 8: right there. Soon like soon as I walk on for me,
Speaker 8: I sit there, they got the disinfecting white. Yeah, all
Speaker 8: my shoes they clean all that. Ye, Like, soon as
Speaker 8: I got I got videos. Soon as I get off stage,
Speaker 8: they got every time.
Speaker 2: Well, Sexy, we glad that you could join us so much.
Speaker 2: I'm mad.
Speaker 8: I'm mayby that you did come. I'm mayby that you
Speaker 8: look she was honest. I'm happy that you was honest.
Speaker 8: I'm happy that I got you to look at me
Speaker 8: and all of that. And I appreciate you, man, Yeah,
Speaker 8: I appreciate I've had that me just can't.
Speaker 2: Talk about you no more. No, no ever know she
Speaker 2: be trolling. She just came up and sad.
Speaker 8: No, she just came up and said, I'll be trolling
Speaker 8: like I'm I'm regular that if y'all think this, I'm
Speaker 8: gonna let y'all think that.
Speaker 5: I'm just I don't be. I don't know nothing of like, yeah,
Speaker 5: I don't clear rumors like you heard, believe it.
Speaker 2: That's all you got you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you gotta know me to know me, like yeah,
Speaker 7: because we don't know none of these people online to
Speaker 7: who give it about their opinion anyway?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 8: Who cries about what other people is doing? Is what
Speaker 8: I be wanting to know because I don't. That's what
Speaker 8: I don't understand. I don't be tripping off with nobody
Speaker 8: else got going on because it's like they the ones
Speaker 8: gotta live their life, not me, So I don't.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying. I don't be guent people. I
Speaker 5: just don't care.
Speaker 2: You don't like to read, No, okay, because you wear glasses, y'all.
Speaker 5: Glasses don't mean that.
Speaker 2: Let's get out of here.
Speaker 7: Sexy ladies and gentlemen appreciate you sexy, don't it's the
Speaker 7: breakfast club morning.
Speaker 2: I still.
Speaker 5: Definitely it's great.
Speaker 2: It's a fantastic record.
Speaker 4: We're on the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Jess Larrius is here,
Speaker 4: the host. I'm glad you are sexy red squashed beef
Speaker 4: that you didn't know you had.
Speaker 2: I didn't know.
Speaker 5: I didn't know beef, didn't know. I didn't know.
Speaker 2: It's understanding.
Speaker 8: It wasn't a beef beef. She just was trying to
Speaker 8: stand on business. She was standing on that, and she
Speaker 8: was standing on that. I said, it was funny, but
Speaker 8: I get where she was coming from.
Speaker 15: You.
Speaker 7: She said she likes she's a fan of she likes
Speaker 7: just and it's always like that with comedians, right, every.
Speaker 2: They're so funny.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that's why I even talk about myself. I
Speaker 5: don't even really care.
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't have any real issues with anybody. That's not personal.
Speaker 5: It's just all, you know, it's funny and it's all
Speaker 5: in good love.
Speaker 2: Life is too short to take things serious.
Speaker 8: It really is, correct, it really is. But no, that
Speaker 8: was a pretty good interview though. I'm happy that that
Speaker 8: we did talk about that.
Speaker 2: That's right. Well, Jess is here. Let's get to Jess
Speaker 2: with the message.
Speaker 7: Jessica.
Speaker 5: Robert Moore just don't do.
Speaker 2: Then this is the rumor report.
Speaker 5: I don't do that, Scots, it's just.
Speaker 2: On the breakfast clubs.
Speaker 8: Oprah speaks on why Beyonce and Rihanna weren't casted for
Speaker 8: The Color Purple. During a recent interview, Oprah shared that
Speaker 8: people expected her to cast powerhouse celebrities like Beyonce Arihanna
Speaker 8: for the Color Purple remake.
Speaker 5: The movie had about one hundred million in budget. Wow.
Speaker 8: One hundred million to make the movie. Wow, And there's
Speaker 8: immense pressure for the movie to be a box office hit.
Speaker 8: I mean if somebody putting up one hundred million, so
Speaker 8: of course they want like big names, bigger names, you know.
Speaker 8: And she said, listen, we love Beyonce, we love Rihanna,
Speaker 8: but there there are other actors who can do this job.
Speaker 8: Oprah recalled that going after Beyonce Arihanna was no negotiable,
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Speaker 5: want to hear rid. Let me a.
Speaker 3: Decision has been made about Curtis fifty cent Jackson and
Speaker 3: Millennium Studios.
Speaker 5: It is our top story this.
Speaker 2: Yearning NBC is.
Speaker 3: Miriam Shamacke joins us now a live from government Plaza,
Speaker 3: sharing details, Hi.
Speaker 5: Dan and Jackie.
Speaker 17: Yes, there is a lot to unpack from city council today,
Speaker 17: beginning with that contract with the city and fifty Cents
Speaker 17: production company G Unit Films now Shreveport City Council voted
Speaker 17: unanimously in favor of the lease agreement. The lease will
Speaker 17: be for thirty years, with an option to renew for
Speaker 17: an additional fifteen years.
Speaker 7: It's about time that something good like this happens, you know,
Speaker 7: I think it's gonna Yeah.
Speaker 5: So a lot of people are in support of that.
Speaker 8: I really do love that fifty hopes to bring more
Speaker 8: job opportunities to people of Shreveport, Louisiana with this deal.
Speaker 5: Y'all y'all think that he'll let me be on. He
Speaker 5: had cast me in his power.
Speaker 2: He need something, I know.
Speaker 8: But now that I did first Lady of bm F,
Speaker 8: you think is like an absolute no, no, no, I'm
Speaker 8: gonna say, okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, y'all want to for fifty, we can forget about
Speaker 2: First Lady of BMF. I think he damn yo, you
Speaker 2: can't what No, I don't mean it like that.
Speaker 8: Many are you trying to black ball first Lady of
Speaker 8: being Madison is trying.
Speaker 2: To playing all the black I think I think fifty
Speaker 2: with you and something.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he is.
Speaker 5: You know, he's such a busy guy, so hopefully he does.
Speaker 8: He has a lot of shows green lip that he
Speaker 8: told me that I'm gonna get a job and we'll
Speaker 8: see I know, right, that's yeah. They say we favor
Speaker 8: in the forehead, so I'm trying to see what's up
Speaker 8: with that.
Speaker 4: But he has a lot of he has a lot
Speaker 4: of ideas for street sports, just to bring just a
Speaker 4: culture and different community out there. He's gonna do not
Speaker 4: just the movies and the TV and the directing and
Speaker 4: the acting in that film space, He's gonna bring a
Speaker 4: lot to the city. Way you guys here and see that.
Speaker 4: And also, I was gonna say you talked about little Baby.
Speaker 4: People said that about t I too, with his accent
Speaker 4: was so strong, he wasn't gonna be able to act
Speaker 4: and do other things, and he proved them wrong because
Speaker 4: I has been able to do things.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: No, I ain't say that little Baby a't gonna be
Speaker 8: able to act, but he's going to until he get
Speaker 8: like you know, like it's like something like the speech
Speaker 8: something not Yeah four actors, you know, to get out
Speaker 8: of there when your accent is so heavy like that. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I definitely don't doubt that he'll go far in this,
Speaker 8: you know, if he puts his mind so well.
Speaker 5: For sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, made me do that TV because of my list.
Speaker 2: It was still there. That's what's doing radio tongue behind
Speaker 2: the feet.
Speaker 5: The way he used to say my name like Johil
Speaker 5: everyth I couldn't control it when I persona you need
Speaker 5: to relax.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Glorilla responds to fabs comments on female rappers. Earlier this year,
Speaker 8: Fabulists posted his thoughts about female rappers to his Instagram story.
Speaker 8: He said he love hearing female rappers talk some real s.
Speaker 8: Women are so strong, have so many stories and perspectives
Speaker 8: that we need to hear and pure form. No disrespect
Speaker 8: to any female rappers out there, but I think there's
Speaker 8: only one style of female hip hop rap being promoted,
Speaker 8: programmed and looked at as successful now. During a recent
Speaker 8: interview with GQ, Glorilla was asked how she felt about that,
Speaker 8: and she reportedly said, after rolling her eyes, what men
Speaker 8: rap about killing, fing, robbing cars and money. She's not
Speaker 8: wrong females rapping about the same s. But guess what,
Speaker 8: we're not killing. We're not in gangs, we're not robbing.
Speaker 8: That's what men be doing. What we're doing, we're sitting
Speaker 8: pretty and popping out s. We hustling, getting money. We
Speaker 8: f so we rap about what we do.
Speaker 5: I feel like, uh wrong?
Speaker 8: Yeah, fab is not wrong either, because he's not really
Speaker 8: coming at them. He's just saying one style of rap
Speaker 8: is being promoted, programmed and looked at its successful now.
Speaker 8: But he got to pay attention to like we got Scarlet,
Speaker 8: we got Lady London, we got a Lola Brook, we
Speaker 8: got other rap and we even got those.
Speaker 5: We got other rappers that don't just talk about yeah
Speaker 5: for sure, you know, but I.
Speaker 2: Guess he said being promoted, but dog is being promoted, right,
Speaker 2: doesn't talk about all We got promoted more than gangster
Speaker 2: rap though, we got promoted.
Speaker 5: So I agree with you know, I agree with both
Speaker 5: of them. So that's just with the mess they lose period.
Speaker 2: All right now, Charlamane, who is giving that down?
Speaker 7: Conture man four after the hour, we're gonna learn a
Speaker 7: lesson about empathy. Okay, sometimes you have to step into
Speaker 7: somebody else's shoes. Didn't know how they feel.
Speaker 2: We'll discuss, all right, we'll get into that next, So
Speaker 2: don't move. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 5: Damn the hegg.
Speaker 2: It's time for donkey. I'm trying to be dunky today.
Speaker 15: No more.
Speaker 2: They should be embarrassed by what they are already did.
Speaker 2: I'm not making these people do these things.
Speaker 5: Called donkey of the day, and it really caught me
Speaker 5: off guard. Damn Charlamagne who got the donkey.
Speaker 7: Out of the day to day Well, Jesslarry, it's donkey
Speaker 7: today for Friday.
Speaker 2: The some Ofer fifteenth COEs the Rosemary Haynes. Who is
Speaker 2: Rosemary Haynes?
Speaker 7: She is an Ohio woman who doesn't respect individuals who
Speaker 7: work in the fast food industry. Salute all the fast
Speaker 7: food workers out there dropping the clues bombs to the
Speaker 7: fast work.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, you ever worked fast food?
Speaker 5: Just I have. I was the manager at McDonald's.
Speaker 2: Okay, yep.
Speaker 7: I worked at a Taco Bell. I worked at Taco
Speaker 7: Bell for two weeks. Okay, my sister was the manager.
Speaker 7: She fired me after two weeks. Good decisions, very good decision, understandable.
Speaker 7: I deserved it. I didn't want to be there in
Speaker 7: no way, so I'm sure I was projecting that energy
Speaker 7: on the others. But I respect all fast food workers, Okay.
Speaker 7: Why would I not respect the people who work at
Speaker 7: the establishments that we all frequent. I will never understand
Speaker 7: people who feel like they can disrespect fast food workers.
Speaker 7: How can you look down on fast food workers but
Speaker 7: yet you are eating at their establishments? And those of
Speaker 7: you who disrespect fast food workers before you get your food,
Speaker 7: y'all just insane humans. Then you wonder why people are
Speaker 7: farting on your quarter pounders. They never faught it on
Speaker 7: a quarter.
Speaker 2: Pounds a dress.
Speaker 5: I have never fought on anybody's food.
Speaker 2: Okay, have you no? I would like that?
Speaker 7: Okay, they done dropped you curly for I was all
Speaker 7: over the floor and put them right back in the
Speaker 7: box like it's nothing. But you earn that because you
Speaker 7: want to disrespect people. That's exactly what Rosemary Haynes did.
Speaker 7: She she was at Chipotle and she ordered a burrito bull.
Speaker 7: Her burrito bull wasn't made the way she liked it.
Speaker 7: Instead of being a civilized human and just simply asking
Speaker 7: for it to be remade, she decided to resort to violence.
Speaker 2: That's called queen city news for the report police.
Speaker 18: It is a popular term in the criminal justice system.
Speaker 18: Does the crime fit the punishment well? In this fast
Speaker 18: food frenzy, it seems to fit pretty well.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Video from an Ohio Chipotle from last month showing a
Speaker 8: customer throwing hot food right in the face of one
Speaker 8: of the workers, and now she has.
Speaker 5: Been sentenced to an unusual punishment for that assault.
Speaker 18: The victim told the Josh that she was traumatized by
Speaker 18: the incident, and the judge in turn said he was
Speaker 18: appalled by the actions of one Rosemary Hain was initially
Speaker 18: sentenced to one hundred and eighty days in jail, with
Speaker 18: ninety days suspended.
Speaker 2: I'm a Paul too. Okay, that's whack. Don't play with
Speaker 2: people like that.
Speaker 7: That woman is thirty nine years old, Okay, Rosemary Haynes,
Speaker 7: and the woman she threw the food at was seventeen.
Speaker 7: How you displaying lower emotional IQ in the seventeen year old.
Speaker 7: All she did was mess up your order. That's a
Speaker 7: simple conversation. Let them know what they did wrong. They
Speaker 7: will fix that with you. Rosemary dealing with some type
Speaker 7: of internal issues, mad at the world about something and
Speaker 7: decided to throw your Chipotle bowl at the young lady.
Speaker 7: I wish that the young lady and a couple of
Speaker 7: other Chipotle workers would have jumped you.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 7: Violence begets violence, disrespect begets disrespect.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 7: Michelle Obama said, when they go low, we go high.
Speaker 7: But sometimes you gotta take it to the floor of
Speaker 7: Chipotle with a person. Okay, throwing something at me as
Speaker 7: a saul, especially when that's something is hot grilled meat
Speaker 7: hot rice, hot beans, hot veggies, wat sauce of sour
Speaker 7: cream and cheese. So I have the right to defend
Speaker 7: myself for God still working on me. Clearly, this seventeen
Speaker 7: year old has hired emotional acute than me because she
Speaker 7: did what she was supposed to do, and that's called
Speaker 7: the police. I believe she called the police because this
Speaker 7: young lady ended up in jail and she got a
Speaker 7: very unique punishment. I have never heard of a punishment
Speaker 7: like this. Let's go back to Queen City News for
Speaker 7: the report police.
Speaker 18: The judge ordered her a chance to reduce her sentence.
Speaker 18: She'd get a lot less time in jail if she
Speaker 18: worked for sixty days at a fast food restaurant.
Speaker 2: You didn't get your burrito bowl the way you like it.
Speaker 5: This is how you responded her voting.
Speaker 8: For a fire.
Speaker 2: I did not.
Speaker 15: You're on her.
Speaker 6: I did not.
Speaker 17: If I show you how my food looked and how
Speaker 17: my food looked a week later from that same restaurant,
Speaker 17: you would you would.
Speaker 5: It was disgusting looking. My daughter was not happy with
Speaker 5: the food you're about to get her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 8: To walk in her shoes for two months and learn
Speaker 8: how people should treat people or do you want to
Speaker 8: do your jail time?
Speaker 18: I'd like to walk on her shoes prior to your sensing.
Speaker 18: Haynes did tell the victim she was sorry. We do
Speaker 18: know that she has had interviews, but it's unclear if
Speaker 18: she had landed a fast food job just yet.
Speaker 7: I like this either work is a fast food working
Speaker 7: for two much? Or do ninety days in jail? What
Speaker 7: would you choose, jess hilarious?
Speaker 8: How would the two months? And you know in fast
Speaker 8: food working? But so I wonder how the seventeen year
Speaker 8: old girl feels like what you give her? You give
Speaker 8: her a chance to work at a restaurant instead of
Speaker 8: paying for the crime, like the right way, yo, I
Speaker 8: got hot food thrown in my face.
Speaker 7: I guess that would be considered like community service maybe yeah,
Speaker 7: but like, what what would you doing?
Speaker 4: I'm not really paying attention. They're about to sett up
Speaker 4: pizza oxtail pizza, and I've been waiting.
Speaker 8: On that trash trash to stop already tried to not
Speaker 8: what you mean, run sweet chili salmon pizza and all that.
Speaker 5: I'm done.
Speaker 2: They said, enough to lobster and shrimp pizza. Jesus, I
Speaker 2: like this punishment.
Speaker 7: The reason I like this punishment is because you can't
Speaker 7: understand someone until you've walked the mile in their shoes.
Speaker 7: All right, We'll also quick to judge, but don't be
Speaker 7: so quick to judge, because you never know when you
Speaker 7: might find yourself walking and that person you are judging shoes.
Speaker 7: So I love the fact she has to work fast
Speaker 7: food for two months because I don't know why any
Speaker 7: would think. Anyone would think they better than a fast
Speaker 7: food worker. A fashion worker is a human just like you,
Speaker 7: a human trying to get through that day making an
Speaker 7: honest living, and we love them, which is why all
Speaker 7: the fast food restaurants be packed all the time.
Speaker 2: Have some empathy, okay.
Speaker 7: Empathy is the art of stepping into the shoes of
Speaker 7: another person, understanding their feelings and perspectives, and using that understanding.
Speaker 2: To guide your actions.
Speaker 7: Once Rosemary works here for two months in fast food,
Speaker 7: she will never treat fast food workers.
Speaker 2: Probably anybody terribly.
Speaker 7: Ever again, I promise if God could make all of
Speaker 7: us live each other's existences, but just two muchs, the
Speaker 7: whole world would change if white people had to step
Speaker 7: into black people's shoes, if men had to step into
Speaker 7: women's shoes.
Speaker 2: If straight men had to know what it feels like.
Speaker 7: To take penis for two months in the bunkie and
Speaker 7: be openly gay, we would all start treating.
Speaker 2: Each other with love and respect immediately.
Speaker 5: I didn't.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know yet. Fast think yeah, yeah, please
Speaker 2: give Rosemary Haynes the biggest he huh.
Speaker 5: Noney, I never heard Rosemary.
Speaker 12: I never heard.
Speaker 8: I'm I ain't never heard of the Rusemary. I don't
Speaker 8: know none of them. All right, A lot of this
Speaker 8: are here.
Speaker 2: He's the reason that DJs exists. He's one of the
Speaker 2: readings DJs or exists.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when you talk about the founding faut, this is
Speaker 4: always grand Master Flash of course, Africa, Bam Body and
Speaker 4: Cool Hirk.
Speaker 2: And we're gonna talk to Grandmaster Flash this morning. He's
Speaker 2: gonna give us a lesson.
Speaker 4: I know that's right, all right, So we're gonna get
Speaker 4: to that when we come back to Don't Moves to
Speaker 4: Breakfast slogan Morning, the.
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 9: Morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody is DJ n V Charlamagne to God. We are
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club. You got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 7: Come on, man, one of the architects of this thing
Speaker 7: we call hip hop man, one of the people who
Speaker 7: helped later foundation for this thing we called hip hop.
Speaker 2: We wouldn't have jobs if it wasn't for this brother, Right.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't be a DJ, if it wasn't for this brother,
Speaker 4: and most people out there, most DJs out there wouldn't
Speaker 4: be DJ's. No, all DJs wouldn't be it wasn't for
Speaker 4: this brother, ladies and gentlemen, grand Master Flash, welcome.
Speaker 2: Thank you, good morning to be like man, thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you for having me man. I appreciate it. Come on, man,
Speaker 2: happy to have you. Absolutely appreciate this. Man.
Speaker 7: You know, we celebrated the fifty years of hip hop,
Speaker 7: you know, this year and Nby and I was on
Speaker 7: the radio having a conversation and it just felt like,
Speaker 7: you know, the architects, like that era of the eighties,
Speaker 7: you know, wasn't getting honored properly, and none of us
Speaker 7: to hear if that, if that foundation isn't laid you said,
Speaker 7: the eighties, the seventh the seventies, Yeah, the seventies from
Speaker 7: the beginning and the eighties, I feel like we weren't
Speaker 7: getting on, you know, properly.
Speaker 2: How do you feel about that, Grand Master Flash, And.
Speaker 6: That's one of the reasons why I feel that it's
Speaker 6: paramount that I do lectures. I do corporate corporate towards
Speaker 6: the lectures, and I've been doing them for private people,
Speaker 6: but now I kind of want to do this for
Speaker 6: the public so they could understand that. Just think didn't
Speaker 6: just fall out of a tree. It didn't just go
Speaker 6: from the seventies to where we are. You know, there
Speaker 6: was four DJs that did this. Cool Hirk was on
Speaker 6: the West, AB was Bronx River, African Mater, DJ Breakout
Speaker 6: was the North. I was the East, and pretty much
Speaker 6: this is how it really started. And you got to
Speaker 6: realize this, ladyes and gentlemen. We did this with no Internet,
Speaker 6: no social media, no apps, no quick hardware where it.
Speaker 2: Would just work a lot of these things.
Speaker 6: As I was telling you, Envy, I had to do
Speaker 6: this with nothing going into the backyards and you know,
Speaker 6: getting old receivers and old turntables and stuff and kind
Speaker 6: of like Jurry rigging my sound system.
Speaker 4: For people listening, when he says the West, the South,
Speaker 4: and northf he's not talking about West Coast.
Speaker 2: He's talking about New York. The Bronx, the Bronx, Bronx.
Speaker 2: I want to clear it up.
Speaker 4: And also, and I was talking to of course Grand
Speaker 4: mass Flash behind the scenes, a lot of he didn't know,
Speaker 4: you know, where we had the ability to go to
Speaker 4: these stores and buy equipment. He had to actually make it.
Speaker 4: So his first sound system actually came from old cars
Speaker 4: in the junkyard. He would pull the speakers out of
Speaker 4: the cars of the junkyard and make sound systems to
Speaker 4: play at parks and parties and wherever wherever it was.
Speaker 4: So you had to actually no electronics. And it just
Speaker 4: wasn't just about DJing, right, So what got you into
Speaker 4: wanting to be a DJ? I know you were telling
Speaker 4: me the story behind the scenes that you know, you
Speaker 4: were just intrigued by electronics in your house When your
Speaker 4: mother and father plug something in and you wanted to
Speaker 4: understand how it works, you would.
Speaker 2: Start effing up the crib pretty much to figure it out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and when I was a toddler, everything in that
Speaker 6: house that was electrical, I was intrigued on how did
Speaker 6: that happen? So I used to unscrew the backs of
Speaker 6: the stereo in the living room, my sister's hair dries,
Speaker 6: the table radio, all these things. And also what got
Speaker 6: me into this when I was a toddler. My dad
Speaker 6: was a collector of records. And I'm on this respectable airwaves,
Speaker 6: so I will just say when I got caught touching
Speaker 6: his vinyl as a toddler, he used to heavily repper manly, right,
Speaker 6: I can say that. And what I used to do
Speaker 6: was a kid, I waited for him to go to work,
Speaker 6: and when the door slammed, I went back in that
Speaker 6: closet and the rule was, you know, don't touch the
Speaker 6: brown box in the living room.
Speaker 2: And I used to watch Dad when he came home
Speaker 2: from work how he operated it.
Speaker 6: So I figured out how to get into this closet
Speaker 6: where his stuff was, and I would take this square
Speaker 6: thing that had a black disc and he would put
Speaker 6: it in his brown box and sound would come out
Speaker 6: of it. That was probably my first love. But then
Speaker 6: moving forward, guys, when I heard a drum break from
Speaker 6: one of the most important black artists of that time,
Speaker 6: his name was Curtis Mayfield, move on.
Speaker 2: Up that break and then you and I can relate here.
Speaker 2: That break was about.
Speaker 6: I'd say, about five minutes of just the drums, and
Speaker 6: I thought all records was like that. So when I
Speaker 6: started collecting my records, the drum break was like five
Speaker 6: ten seconds. So what also got me into the DJing
Speaker 6: is I used to watch the disco DJs like my
Speaker 6: Boyer Flowers, Pete Jones, and I noticed that their transitions
Speaker 6: were glass smooth. But then my boys knocked on my
Speaker 6: door at my mom's house and said, we want to
Speaker 6: take you to this other side of town to watch
Speaker 6: these other DJs. And respectfully, I was wondering, why is
Speaker 6: it that everything that he was doing was a train wreck.
Speaker 6: He was playing the incredible music, had the incredible sound system.
Speaker 6: Well why was he playing like that? You know, because
Speaker 6: the rules are the laws, you know, especially if you
Speaker 6: got people on the dance floor. The idea is to
Speaker 6: keep everybody in unison correct. They should not be trying
Speaker 6: to find it beat as you transition. So from that
Speaker 6: point on, it is when I came up with the
Speaker 6: quick mixed theory. You know what is the quick mix theory?
Speaker 6: From a mathematical perspective, I took sonics and through it
Speaker 6: out the window. Because if I play a song, I
Speaker 6: hear it a certain way. If I put the headphone
Speaker 6: on your ear, you hear a certain way, and shah,
Speaker 6: you hear a certain way. So I said to myself,
Speaker 6: I'm going to take that out of the equation and
Speaker 6: I'm gonna just collect records from all genres pop, rock, jazz, blues, funk, disco,
Speaker 6: R and B foreign American and just listen to the
Speaker 6: drum break. And I found that, unlike Curtis Mayfield, these
Speaker 6: drum breaks on these other records always all was short.
Speaker 6: That made me quite angry. I was disappointed. So in
Speaker 6: Mom's house, I came up with a hand mechanic fingertips
Speaker 6: to vinyl fingertips to cross Vader DJ style that is
Speaker 6: used by every hip hop DJ on planet Earth. And
Speaker 6: I figured out a way of counting the bars as
Speaker 6: the vinyl went forward, and how many times I would
Speaker 6: have to rewind it back to get back to the
Speaker 6: top of the break and take that ten second break
Speaker 6: and make it seamlessly ten minutes. So if you on
Speaker 6: the floor and I'm playing a Michael Jackson drummer break,
Speaker 6: I'm playing that for ten minutes, and I'm gonna flip
Speaker 6: to a London break or a German break or or
Speaker 6: whatever break.
Speaker 2: And this became the way.
Speaker 6: And then what happened was these incredible people called hip
Speaker 6: hop producers took this style of the seamless loop, and
Speaker 6: I'm gonna show you that on the wheels are steel.
Speaker 2: You understand what you're saying.
Speaker 7: Now do your quick mixed theory turn turned into what
Speaker 7: people called sampling?
Speaker 2: Basically correct?
Speaker 4: So that's exactly what you would bring it back from
Speaker 4: the beginning. But one thing you'll learn from this interview
Speaker 4: with Grand Master Flash is he's not just a musician
Speaker 4: when it comes to turntables. He's actually no disrespect. He's
Speaker 4: a nerd and geek like he wants to understand the
Speaker 4: mechanics of it. Most people just want to understand the
Speaker 4: success of it and be successful and be a big name.
Speaker 4: But he actually understands the mechanics of music, DJing, transitioning records,
Speaker 4: record players, mixes, just and this is just having a
Speaker 4: thirty second conversation with have I figured out no know what.
Speaker 2: I find so interesting about this.
Speaker 7: In the last five minutes, you explained where Djane started
Speaker 7: YEP and where hip hop production start correct. So when
Speaker 7: people will call you an architect and say you're wanted
Speaker 7: the founding posits of hip hop, that is why.
Speaker 2: Absolutely thank you all.
Speaker 4: We got more with the O G grand Master Flash.
Speaker 4: When we come back, so don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning morning everybody. It's DJ NV Charlamagne, the god
Speaker 4: we are. The Breakfast Club were still kicking it with
Speaker 4: grand Master Flash. I was gonna ask, you know, how
Speaker 4: do you feel when you look get something that you created, right,
Speaker 4: and you created out of love?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: You didn't say it was money. You didn't say I
Speaker 4: did this because I wanted money. You said I enjoyed it.
Speaker 4: I love listening to music, I love playing in the park.
Speaker 4: And then you seeing this the commercial success of hip hop?
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 4: I sent Charlamagne something this morning about Caris One saying
Speaker 4: why he didn't want to perform at the Grammys.
Speaker 2: He felt like the Grammy's never respected hip hop?
Speaker 4: So why come now, how do you feel when you
Speaker 4: see the commercial success of hip hop and all these
Speaker 4: brothers and sisters making money and all these companies making
Speaker 4: money off of hip hop, But some of the founders
Speaker 4: are not making the money that's deserved.
Speaker 2: Because if it wasn't for you, guys, nobody wouldn't be
Speaker 2: able to make that money. That's a twofold answer.
Speaker 6: Just think, envy this thing that I did could have
Speaker 6: missed and if this all would have missed, I wouldn't
Speaker 6: be here talking to you right now. So that's one
Speaker 6: side of it. It exploded. Like there are some companies
Speaker 6: out there giving away hundreds of thousands of dollars. I've
Speaker 6: seen this on the internet just recently. But they are
Speaker 6: those man that are in a hood that didn't have
Speaker 6: to come virtual success. Nobody's saying, hey, here's five hundred
Speaker 6: thousand dollars for you. They're not saying that, Like there
Speaker 6: are those who lost their life that are not even
Speaker 6: here to even enjoy this, and they have families. So
Speaker 6: for me, I have to until God takes me. I
Speaker 6: have to go around and mechanically break this thing down.
Speaker 6: I think that people should interview the producers like that.
Speaker 6: Just that boggles my mind because they're the ones that
Speaker 6: really know how the record is made. They're the one
Speaker 6: that stays in the studios for two and three days
Speaker 6: to make sure the record goes from start to finish
Speaker 6: before the masters is handed in, you know. So for
Speaker 6: me and people should know more about cool Hirk and
Speaker 6: their team. They should know who Coke the Rocket is.
Speaker 6: Like they're going around saying he was a rapper. He
Speaker 6: said DJ I used to watch him, you know, and
Speaker 6: and there's Timmy Tim and it's the original clock. Can't
Speaker 6: you know people should know who break Out Team is Baron,
Speaker 6: you know, and Bam Body and Jazzy Jay and Grandmaster
Speaker 6: Flashing Graham was your Theadore Like all these people in
Speaker 6: all these names, you don't.
Speaker 2: Hear nothing, Yes, right, talk to about them.
Speaker 6: When people are putting out this press, they're not even
Speaker 6: coming to ask, well, Flash, what do you think? And respectfully,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say this. For you to really first hand
Speaker 6: know what this is, you have to be at least
Speaker 6: sixty years old, and I'll be kind and say fifty
Speaker 6: eight fifty seven. That means you had a first hand
Speaker 6: eyeshot of seeing us do this. If you are thirty
Speaker 6: or you're a forty and you were saying that you
Speaker 6: are a hip hop extraordinary person, nine times out of ten,
Speaker 6: if you ain't talking to Flash, you ain't talking to HRK,
Speaker 6: you ain't talking to Bam, you got second hand information
Speaker 6: and you got to realize you're feeding the babies incomplete information.
Speaker 2: And this is one of the reasons why.
Speaker 6: Because I tour one hundred and fifty countries a year,
Speaker 6: so financially I'm good. I'm cutting all that in half
Speaker 6: because I gotta go to these universities, I gotta go
Speaker 6: to these YMCAs, and I gotta teach these babies of
Speaker 6: where this thing comes from. Because what saddeness means this.
Speaker 6: If you are from a black family, you know who
Speaker 6: Miles Davis is. Right. If you're from a white family,
Speaker 6: you know who the Rolling Stones is. Why is there
Speaker 6: so much of a blur of who, what and why
Speaker 6: we're and how when it comes to hip hop?
Speaker 2: Why is that?
Speaker 7: I think I think we gotta be the generation to
Speaker 7: do that because see your point, if you're sixty years old,
Speaker 7: now you're probably a grandfather, grandmother. Our grandparents weren't listening
Speaker 7: to hip hop, you know, Okay, But now when we
Speaker 7: got grandparents and grandfathers, grandparents who were listening to hip hop,
Speaker 7: and then parents who grew up in hip hop, they
Speaker 7: can tell their kids, he this is where it started, right.
Speaker 4: Because like you said, most if you if you're in
Speaker 4: the age of forty to fifty, a lot of them,
Speaker 4: hip hop started with run right, Yes, that's where it
Speaker 4: started from.
Speaker 2: Because even me, like you know, my parents weren't in
Speaker 2: a hip hop but I was. But the first record
Speaker 2: I ever bought was run. Yeah, my dad was seventy something.
Speaker 2: He didn't he didn't like hip hop at the time.
Speaker 7: He wanted he was like, you need to listen to
Speaker 7: James Brown, Temptation, the original rapp up at the top.
Speaker 2: You know, he didn't know nothing about hip hop. He
Speaker 2: didn't want to hear none of that.
Speaker 6: You know, I think for me and this is such
Speaker 6: a wonderful time period. But just think of it like
Speaker 6: this here, and you know, sometimes it makes me want
Speaker 6: to cry. Sometimes is come August, like the mayor gave
Speaker 6: me August fourth and cool Hurgus August eleventh, Come August twelfth,
Speaker 6: there's gonna be a brand new trend. So we have
Speaker 6: to get it right now as a black art form
Speaker 6: that has done so much for so many people. Of course,
Speaker 6: we have to get it right between now and August eleventh,
Speaker 6: or it's going to go down in history incomplete or incorrect.
Speaker 6: And that scares the crap.
Speaker 2: Out of me.
Speaker 7: So it's safe to say you don't believe the DJ
Speaker 7: gets to respect they should when it comes to their country.
Speaker 6: Absolutely not, because especially the hip hop DJ that understands
Speaker 6: the quick mixed story and the mechanics. Would I will
Speaker 6: show you is because that led to the sampling, and
Speaker 6: that led to these records being made, and that's what
Speaker 6: we're celebrating. So we're celebrating the entire cake. But let's
Speaker 6: go back and celebrate the eggs and the flour in
Speaker 6: the water and the vanilla, how the cake was made.
Speaker 7: The process, the process, you know, of course, you know
Speaker 7: they talk about Grandma's flashing.
Speaker 2: The Furious five, you know, produced the message, but they
Speaker 2: said you first DJ to get a Grammy, by the way,
Speaker 2: but that yes, but I read some things where they
Speaker 2: said you had nothing to do with the production of it.
Speaker 6: Okay, I had something to do with all of it,
Speaker 6: because that company chased me to get my group, the
Speaker 6: period five, the whole group. There was the club I
Speaker 6: played called Disco Fever, and I brought hip hop to
Speaker 6: this club and sal Abatello gave me.
Speaker 2: I wanted a Saturday. He gave me a Tuesday. Of course,
Speaker 2: so most clubs do. They gave me.
Speaker 6: I called it terrible Tuesday off night, right, But in
Speaker 6: about two months time I was live oning that Saturday.
Speaker 2: Thank you SA you know.
Speaker 6: So for me, the message, probably I had least to
Speaker 6: do with what I had most to do with it
Speaker 6: because it was my group, and I'm sure they used
Speaker 6: your technique, right, yeah, they do. They used my technique
Speaker 6: to make all their records. The message was an original record,
Speaker 6: but they knew when they had the sugar Hill Gang,
Speaker 6: they heard of us in the streets. The streets was
Speaker 6: already ringing Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five. So
Speaker 6: she used to come to Terrible Tuesdays every Tuesday just
Speaker 6: to see how it was, how it was going down.
Speaker 6: So who is she?
Speaker 2: Sylvia Robins? You know? So on Hill? Did I have
Speaker 2: anything to do with that record? Minimal? But I had
Speaker 2: everything to do with it because she needed to have
Speaker 2: us here we are. I want to have one more question.
Speaker 7: How do you feel about DJs today with the auto
Speaker 7: mixing buttons and the different programs that make it easy at.
Speaker 15: The US right now? Right? You know what it is?
Speaker 2: I put it this way.
Speaker 6: I'm a scientist first, I'm a geek first, So I've
Speaker 6: been pushing an envelope for fifty two years, so I
Speaker 6: respect anybody that's doing it, but follow the laws of
Speaker 6: the art transition. I think the things that drives me
Speaker 6: crazy when I go out, which is every now and then, envies.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm listening to the DJ and it's the
Speaker 6: train wreck thing you know that there really drives me crazy.
Speaker 6: A lot of today's music is really one temple bass,
Speaker 6: so it's easy to go from one.
Speaker 2: To the other.
Speaker 6: So how you crashing this record into this record with
Speaker 6: us back? We had to use the pitch quite a
Speaker 6: bit to make this record beat match with lowest record.
Speaker 2: Of course, these.
Speaker 6: Records here are almost coming out of the oven. They're
Speaker 6: all the same temple almost, So I don't understand. Why
Speaker 6: is it that these people who play today don't beat
Speaker 6: match that there? Makes me totally crazy and it goes
Speaker 6: against the laws of what we learned.
Speaker 4: Okay, grand Master Flash, Grand Massive Flash, Ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 4: make sure you following them A on Instagram, all socials.
Speaker 7: At DJ Flash Forever on all socials at DJ Flash Forever.
Speaker 2: And you just turn around.
Speaker 4: I just want to read the back of your hoodie, man, yea,
Speaker 4: because the hoodie is monumental, says the first DJ to
Speaker 4: make the turntable an instrument, first DJ to have a rapper,
Speaker 4: first DJ to be in the Rock and Roll Hall
Speaker 4: of Fame, first DJ to be on Serious XM, first
Speaker 4: DJ to get a Grammy, first DJ to get a
Speaker 4: Polar Prize, Grandmaster.
Speaker 2: And the first DJ to give a history lesson about
Speaker 2: DJ and on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: That's right, grand Master, Flash, ladies and gentlemen, it's the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Wanting Everybody's DJ n V Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 2: We are the breakfast Club. Jess Hilarious is here and
Speaker 2: it's time for past the all go. It's time with
Speaker 2: DJ DJI.
Speaker 5: What's up?
Speaker 12: How are you guys?
Speaker 2: Let's black and Holly Field. Here's some music.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 1: Okay, I feel like it's only right that we start
Speaker 1: with this nikky record.
Speaker 5: Sorry Envy.
Speaker 1: Last night was a lot. It was random and it
Speaker 1: was a lot.
Speaker 2: So that nobody's bage Ball and black Ball.
Speaker 1: But it's called love Me Enough.
Speaker 19: And I remember when the album dropped last week, people
Speaker 19: were like, what happened to the Monica and Keisha record? Okay,
Speaker 19: and I didn't see an announcement for a deluxe But anyway,
Speaker 19: this song finally out.
Speaker 2: The screen.
Speaker 7: I love that.
Speaker 2: I need. I can't doing.
Speaker 5: Through the roof if you're trying to go to sleep.
Speaker 2: Yeah, smoking afternoon, that's the TV you smoking afternoon.
Speaker 5: I do love this record.
Speaker 8: I do feel like Monica and Keisha they blend like yeah,
Speaker 8: because that day's two different you know, vocal vocals.
Speaker 1: But I like on the record, Yeah, all right, cool
Speaker 1: is across the board.
Speaker 2: Next if you're not gonna give it ten after we
Speaker 2: having left leave me alone, I said, it's a dope record.
Speaker 1: You can still like the record and not.
Speaker 2: You don't even go back and forth.
Speaker 19: All right, So my next record is from Boss and
Speaker 19: A J. Tracy because Boss dropped the album. It's called
Speaker 19: one seven nine Deli, which is also dope because if
Speaker 19: you guys went to Saint John's, it's two Delas. We
Speaker 19: all went to one six nine and one seven nine.
Speaker 2: We didn't go to Saint John's, I know, but I.
Speaker 1: Did, just like blah, go ahead, let's go.
Speaker 5: I'm from Baltimore. We we got a club mixed, we
Speaker 5: got the vibe, you know what I mean. We we
Speaker 5: love that.
Speaker 2: So that was dope that that was No, that's the
Speaker 2: club Jersey. Yeah, yeah, Jersey, Chicago.
Speaker 5: I love that type.
Speaker 1: I goo they throw them in there, but you know
Speaker 1: it started.
Speaker 19: In Jersey, baltimoremore that was you from Queens.
Speaker 5: Start anywhere, like said, all right, and.
Speaker 1: The last one is an artist named.
Speaker 19: Nigo Brim that I've been watching Nigo for a while
Speaker 19: and this new album that he got out called Hughes
Speaker 19: is super super fire.
Speaker 1: I feel like this is best work. But this song
Speaker 1: is called Marley's wo who like is right.
Speaker 15: Doing that?
Speaker 1: Is a fire artist.
Speaker 2: His whole family is musical.
Speaker 4: His father was like one of the biggest a rs
Speaker 4: in death jam history that did R and B music
Speaker 4: the case did a lot of the R and B
Speaker 4: back in the day.
Speaker 2: And his mama is miss Hilton. Oh really yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 2: so his brothers justin Combs no something new.
Speaker 5: The truth.
Speaker 1: Don't mindy ain't that you son? It's just like, why
Speaker 1: can't they just be who?
Speaker 15: But not.
Speaker 4: The reason it's dope is because his father has a
Speaker 4: history of signing and A and Norman dope, R and
Speaker 4: B X most of people that were on R and
Speaker 4: B deaf Jam.
Speaker 2: He's and he's a cool due And then his mom of.
Speaker 1: Course is yeah, I never met his parents, but you know,
Speaker 1: I know Nico great guy.
Speaker 2: Then you just.
Speaker 1: Had him on the podcast.
Speaker 19: But he has a he has a lot of really
Speaker 19: dope things playing for twenty twenty four and if you're
Speaker 19: a fan of the blog era.
Speaker 1: I think that tape will give you something like nostalgia.
Speaker 5: He said, that's Marle's Marley's.
Speaker 19: Oh, but you know what, it's not one, but I'll
Speaker 19: send you the record, okay, dad, and all that got.
Speaker 19: I have no idea, but he put it on even
Speaker 19: You know, artists are putting their stuff on even now
Speaker 19: instead of on DSP so they.
Speaker 1: Can make more money because streaming don't pay as much.
Speaker 5: But neither hear bankers.
Speaker 2: Here today.
Speaker 9: I like it is?
Speaker 2: That is Jojo Brem.
Speaker 5: Why are you what when you'd be happy happy.
Speaker 2: That they like her d?
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you, jes.
Speaker 2: Don't take it personal.
Speaker 1: I don't take it personal.
Speaker 5: It's not my music.
Speaker 1: This is just music I like. I like find people
Speaker 1: like what I like.
Speaker 19: Yeah, but all right, so if you guys think y'all
Speaker 19: like type of music I like, have an event tonight
Speaker 19: called Past the Ox. It's December fifteenth, Sorry today going
Speaker 19: down at Cafe You're Zulu. We got Maya to don Ad,
Speaker 19: Ben Dope and Connie Diamond, so we got artists from
Speaker 19: every borough performing.
Speaker 1: Oh except for Staten Island. I'm sorry nobody reached out.
Speaker 1: But besides that, it's gonna be.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: I love Connie Donald.
Speaker 19: Thank you, oh yeah, and shout out to Complex Black
Speaker 19: for partnering with six pm.
Speaker 2: Six pm tonight as the off Live.
Speaker 1: Cafe Irizulu in Brooklyn. And it's a toy draft to
Speaker 1: bring a toy. Don't come empty handed because it's the holidays.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: There you go, all right, well, thank you. Now when
Speaker 4: we come back, we got to mix the People's Choice.
Speaker 4: Mix this to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning the Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the.
Speaker 4: Same morning everybody. It's DJ En v Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club. Jess hilarious. Our guest co
Speaker 4: host is.
Speaker 7: Here, Jessica Robin Moore you for our last show of
Speaker 7: the year.
Speaker 2: I am that's right.
Speaker 4: And we got a salute to cuts and Slices. If
Speaker 4: you get a chance, definitely try out their pizza. They
Speaker 4: have a location in Brooklyn, a location in Queens.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: They do interesting stuff with pizza. Today I had a
Speaker 2: oxtail pizza. Amazing. They got two type.
Speaker 7: They got a regular piece and they got sweet chiliox
Speaker 7: Steale piece. They got the sweet Chiliox Stale pizza.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it was, but it was amazing.
Speaker 4: It was good to the point where you feel sweetness
Speaker 4: in your mouth, to the point where I'm going there
Speaker 4: now to bring some home to my wife and kissens
Speaker 4: all the out there.
Speaker 5: Take my box that you brought me. Take that again.
Speaker 5: The kids shut up.
Speaker 2: They have a shrip and lobster pizza that we got
Speaker 2: this morning.
Speaker 4: And also they had a was a sweet simmon, so
Speaker 4: they would have bidy the pepperoni.
Speaker 2: Would have They got a turkey pepperoni like ranch thing
Speaker 2: they do.
Speaker 8: See, they yeah, they gotta give me that because they're
Speaker 8: bread and the cheese. Everything is good except for like,
Speaker 8: I don't I don't believe in mixing all of that
Speaker 8: with pizza. How you gonna have like sweet chili? First
Speaker 8: of all, how you're gonnawet chili some moxtail, But how
Speaker 8: you're gonna put it on top of piece?
Speaker 2: Taste good? I can't taste good. I liked it.
Speaker 4: I thought it was good, and I love OX sales,
Speaker 4: so I thought it was amazing to the point where
Speaker 4: I'm going to go get some right now.
Speaker 5: Okay, I get it. If you're gonna be on the
Speaker 5: tour until January fifth, seriously.
Speaker 2: Oh man?
Speaker 4: So yeah, And I want to say I appreciate you,
Speaker 4: Jess you know you could. I know that you You've
Speaker 4: been on tour, you've been running through these these towns
Speaker 4: doing comedy, but you still find time to come up
Speaker 4: here and for your favorite husbands.
Speaker 2: And I'm not very husband, bro, And we definitely appreciate that.
Speaker 2: We thank you. I appreciate it, really, thank you you.
Speaker 5: I appreciate that you're having me all the time.
Speaker 2: I love you.
Speaker 5: I love you too.
Speaker 2: I do love jess Man.
Speaker 8: Do you know everybody, I appreciate every time you allow
Speaker 8: me to grace my presence with this this seat, y'all,
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 5: I love this all right?
Speaker 8: What you're thinking, I'm thinking that I have a show
Speaker 8: on New Year's Weekend in Chicago at the Every Crown
Speaker 8: Theater me Nick Jackson, d Ray Davis, and Michael Blacks.
Speaker 8: And I'm also thinking January fifth through seven, if I
Speaker 8: have shows in Baltimore City at the Baltimore Comedy Factory,
Speaker 8: get your tickets.
Speaker 5: Just sorryes soficial dot com.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as long as you're back by the eighth, Yes,
Speaker 2: I'll be back. I hope so yes.
Speaker 4: And also I forgot you know, we're not gonna be
Speaker 4: here in the next couple of days and it's one
Speaker 4: of ours.
Speaker 2: We told him to produce his birthday. Nick.
Speaker 4: That runs all the cameras up here, and in fifteen
Speaker 4: days we're not gonna be here.
Speaker 2: So we appreciate you. Nick nicks out all the digital,
Speaker 2: all the digit riding with us for how long? How
Speaker 2: long you been in Nick? That's it.
Speaker 4: Nick took us to know for a little baby when
Speaker 4: when he left for like a year or so, when
Speaker 4: they came back there, nicklas with us eight years before that.
Speaker 2: It was our guy, Jamie, Jamie one person you. He's like.
Speaker 7: All the digital content that you've seen over the from
Speaker 7: the break Club over the last eight years, it's all
Speaker 7: been Nick.
Speaker 2: Didn't even get a team tell this year.
Speaker 4: That's right, that's what's and he and he just doesn't
Speaker 4: work for us. He works on all platforms and all
Speaker 4: these stations. He has to help out a lot of times.
Speaker 4: But when we come back positive notice to Breakfast Club,
Speaker 4: good morning morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is DJ n V.
Speaker 4: Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club now now, Charlamagne,
Speaker 4: I was dancing earlier and you grunted and ship the
Speaker 4: little b.
Speaker 5: And everything.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't know what that's about. That didn't happen, but
Speaker 7: you want that to happen. That's exactly what you want.
Speaker 7: But I am glad, and this is the last show
Speaker 7: of the year. Thank you to all of our listeners
Speaker 7: for riding with us all your especially in New York City.
Speaker 7: We were number one, eighteen thirty four, eighteen forty nine,
Speaker 7: you know, number two, twenty five, fifty four. I think
Speaker 7: number one twenty five to fifty four one. Thank y'all, man,
Speaker 7: we appreciate you. You know what, We've been around for
Speaker 7: fourteen years and for whatever reason, y'all still choose to.
Speaker 2: Rock with us. So we appreciate that absolutely. We don't
Speaker 2: overlook it. And we thank God for everything, man, We
Speaker 2: really appreciate it. We love y'all. Praise we give God.
Speaker 2: We give God praise for it all. We thank God
Speaker 2: for it all. Man.
Speaker 7: Gratitude is absolutely positively my attitude, and that is my
Speaker 7: positive note. Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues,
Speaker 7: but the parent of all the others. If you aren't
Speaker 7: grateful for what you have, you will not get blessed
Speaker 7: with more. Don't be looking at what other people are
Speaker 7: doing or what other people got. Sometimes your own food
Speaker 7: will get cold. Because you're too busy looking at somebody
Speaker 7: else's plate. Be thankful for what God has given you.
Speaker 7: All right, y'all have a great Christmas and Honika Kwanza year.
Speaker 2: I think Honka was over yesterday.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm sorry. I hope y'all had a great Honkah Kwanza.
Speaker 7: And I'm going to get my resected your consultation right now.
Speaker 2: Let's go. Now, we're going together.
Speaker 5: We really do have it.
Speaker 2: I have it in a couple of hours. I know
Speaker 2: we have it at two o'clently, two o'clock.
Speaker 7: We gotta get the cable snips for Christmas. That's what
Speaker 7: I want the Christmas gift to be.
Speaker 2: No more kids.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 7: But I don't think I'm getting the consultation today. I
Speaker 7: don't know in the actual sir, we have the conversation
Speaker 7: going together.
Speaker 8: We not we not.
Speaker 2: You want more kids, okay, but I don't want to.
Speaker 4: I don't want to snip snip because something happens in
Speaker 4: the world and you gotta pro create for the world.
Speaker 2: Then you ain't gonna understand.
Speaker 7: Why do people say that, I don't know, you watch
Speaker 7: too many movies, man, you know I am legend or
Speaker 7: something like that.
Speaker 2: What makes you think you're gonna live? You know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. What makes you think you're gonna survive? Superhero
Speaker 2: because I'm a baby superhero Jesus. All right, Well we'll
Speaker 2: see y'all. Yes, breakfast club pitches you don'na finish, or
Speaker 2: y'all dumb.