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Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, Like, y'all know what y'all
Speaker 4: talking about. Thanks you y'all be black. I love y'all.
Speaker 4: Collectively known as Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: So I'm always nervous when I do the Breakfast Club
Speaker 5: because sometimes you say stuff and it's just gonna get you.
Speaker 4: Everybody, what.
Speaker 6: Ray right?
Speaker 7: Ray Yo, Charlemagne Davy, what up are we lost?
Speaker 4: This is your time to get it off your chests.
Speaker 8: I got an indoor pool, outdoor pool.
Speaker 4: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
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Speaker 4: It is we lie Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 9: Carry from Long.
Speaker 4: Beat, Carry from Long Beach. Get it off your chest, brother, Okay.
Speaker 1: My two sisters are in love with Red.
Speaker 10: They love them and their sisters they look like Kim Karkakins.
Speaker 4: Looking like Red Red Red off board. Yes. Man, they
Speaker 4: love him.
Speaker 9: Man, they want to be his fan club man.
Speaker 4: He love that guy. He did, what are you seeing?
Speaker 3: Red?
Speaker 9: Your bored that redhead?
Speaker 4: Car?
Speaker 11: Oh wow, Red, you said, Okay, d reds in the situation.
Speaker 4: Red is in the situation. He ain't playing around, I know.
Speaker 10: But anyway, you know, I have a problem with the
Speaker 10: rapt pro problem. They got rapped in the hoods in
Speaker 10: New York.
Speaker 2: Man, you said, like, that's a surprise. They got rats
Speaker 2: in the hoods in New York. The hoods in New York.
Speaker 2: What are you talking about? That's that's normal. And then
Speaker 2: that's like surprised. You see mice at disney World.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this yelling up?
Speaker 3: What up? This is a Harry from Chicago.
Speaker 4: Harry from the shot Town? What up? Get it off
Speaker 4: your chest?
Speaker 9: Good morning?
Speaker 3: And DJ is Charlie Mayn.
Speaker 4: There right here? Brother?
Speaker 3: Is that how that sounds like more than chess?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 2: I'm mean, you know they say we look alike. I
Speaker 2: never heard we sounded like Harry oh.
Speaker 3: Man, all right, I just put it out. I wanted
Speaker 3: to give a big shout out to Breakfast Club HR
Speaker 3: Department because I don't know how they tolerate y'all so much.
Speaker 2: I don't know either either.
Speaker 3: That's got to be the most stressful job outside of
Speaker 3: Air Traffic Controller HR for Breakfast Club right there, just
Speaker 3: giving a big shout out to them.
Speaker 2: She's a great person, though, yes she is.
Speaker 4: That's all you had for us.
Speaker 3: I'm going off of y'all lunch on me. But last
Speaker 3: time y'all said no, so I'm gonna leave it lonely.
Speaker 4: We appreciate that.
Speaker 3: You appreciate y'all.
Speaker 4: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 1: Yo?
Speaker 6: This?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 4: Get it off your chest? You don't want to get
Speaker 4: off my chest?
Speaker 9: I want to dj avy man?
Speaker 13: He shot the Man of God.
Speaker 9: Man, dark skinned brother, man with dark skinned brothers in
Speaker 9: you just man? You ain't dark skin shot a man?
Speaker 9: Keep signing on the.
Speaker 4: MANK you aready? You don't hate on him?
Speaker 9: Yeah you do. Man, You always hate on him.
Speaker 2: They hate us because they ain't us. They wish they
Speaker 2: was well done. They wish I would have put kept
Speaker 2: him in, kept him in the oven a little bit longer,
Speaker 2: my goodness.
Speaker 9: Which was dark skin?
Speaker 4: I know, I know the game.
Speaker 14: You wish it was dark skin?
Speaker 4: I know. I don't. I love me. I love who
Speaker 4: I am here. But thank you, brother, you have a
Speaker 4: going You You behaving on me, I'm behaving on you. Hello.
Speaker 4: Who's this?
Speaker 15: Hey?
Speaker 14: It's not I understanding out of it, but I just
Speaker 14: want to say that I'm not feeling pretty good right now.
Speaker 14: You know, it's like everybody else time to time, like
Speaker 14: I'm kind of messing up here and there. But I
Speaker 14: just want to I know that I need to just
Speaker 14: focus on the things that I'm doing right or whatever.
Speaker 14: Just you know, just try to do better than by day.
Speaker 14: So I don't every ready now, I feel you feel
Speaker 14: like you messing up a lot. Uh, you know, just
Speaker 14: focus on what you do it right.
Speaker 4: Okay, So you're crying, bro City going through a lot yo, Yeah,
Speaker 4: my brother, how can we help you? Sir?
Speaker 2: Is there anything that we can do to help you?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 2: Well, I appreciate that, brother, and I'm definitely appreciate it.
Speaker 2: I'm definitely sending you healing energy.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 2: Ed he put him on hold. I want to holler
Speaker 2: at him for a second. Hold on, don't hang up, brother,
Speaker 2: EDDI put him a whole.
Speaker 11: Get it off your chest eight undrink five eighty five,
Speaker 11: one oh five one. If you need to vent something
Speaker 11: on your mind, call us up right now. It's the
Speaker 11: Breakfast Lug, Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Witch.
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Speaker 4: We want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 9: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 8: What's good?
Speaker 13: Man?
Speaker 12: This is Prince Free from Virginia Beach.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 12: I just want to give some love first of all
Speaker 12: to what you guys are doing, and then shout out
Speaker 12: Charlamagne Man. I was at the expo, sitting front row,
Speaker 12: was there at six am. I was there early when
Speaker 12: they were setting the chairs up and I was ready
Speaker 12: to help people.
Speaker 9: Set the chairs.
Speaker 6: Energy was so amazing, man, charlom Man. You you super
Speaker 6: humble bro.
Speaker 4: Taking all them pictures.
Speaker 6: Man, I got my quick selfie twuff flew out. But Man, Bro,
Speaker 6: I'm like, I'm going away. Man from Austin. Man, he's
Speaker 6: from Bob Beach. I'm like, Yo, I want to serve,
Speaker 6: but I want to come. I don't care if I
Speaker 6: gotta see in the lobby doing my play ministering going
Speaker 6: into the breakout. You know.
Speaker 8: So I just need to serve.
Speaker 9: But show me how to do.
Speaker 12: That, man, How can joint pass our water? Next year?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 12: It was the energy that is great.
Speaker 9: Bro.
Speaker 2: Absolutely next year we definitely get you down as a volunteer.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna put your on so Eddie can get your information.
Speaker 2: We're gonna definitely put you down as a volunteer. Thank
Speaker 2: you for coming, brother, no doubt.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 6: I love you, boy, I'm telling you man, you you
Speaker 6: truly man king bad.
Speaker 9: Yes, sir, Hello, who's this? Hey? Good morning, blessing showing Stone?
Speaker 6: What up?
Speaker 4: Brother? I'm good, brother, Shohnstone. What's happening my guy?
Speaker 9: I'm good, brother, congratulated. Congratulation on yountor well seming on right.
Speaker 1: Thank you brother, appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 4: Good morning whatever.
Speaker 9: How are you feeling this morning, sir?
Speaker 4: Rested? I'm good? How are you?
Speaker 9: I'm good too? Man up rocking and.
Speaker 4: It's like you're ready for that's what it is.
Speaker 9: Jason.
Speaker 4: I ain't gonna lie. I'm in my mental other process.
Speaker 4: But I am cocked. And he called him saying to
Speaker 4: see how he loves when you're up here. But Jason,
Speaker 4: you can see Jason, can you go?
Speaker 15: Can you tell me?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Since I'm always like it's always maybe like, good morning,
Speaker 2: how are you?
Speaker 12: God?
Speaker 1: Blessed?
Speaker 9: Sam damn Jameson go to be once so forgot don't
Speaker 9: got no? Actually I like you, Jason, you know what
Speaker 9: I mean?
Speaker 8: But all.
Speaker 4: The waiting Jason, wait for I like you, but there's
Speaker 4: no other shoe dropping. He just said he likes you.
Speaker 4: That's so Jason.
Speaker 9: All right, I just want to question here we go.
Speaker 4: Sorry, Jaon before he goes, see what I'm saying.
Speaker 15: All right, question everybody trying to keep it go.
Speaker 9: Ahead, j Famous, Sir, So I just started and it's
Speaker 9: called Sean TV s C N S T O N
Speaker 9: E TV. I just need you to check it out.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean.
Speaker 9: I'm doing my thing talking about pop culture, and I
Speaker 9: don't know if that's all bro.
Speaker 4: See see that's positives positive.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna check it out.
Speaker 8: Thank you, sir.
Speaker 9: Hold On, Envy, Yes, I'm gonna soccer dad too, Bro, say,
Speaker 9: if you want to learn tacter with me, you know
Speaker 9: my son Chase nine year okay, chapter, I would love
Speaker 9: to link up with you too, Envy, me and my
Speaker 9: son your team go and play some safety together, man,
Speaker 9: and we can learn the game together. And I can
Speaker 9: teach you a matter of.
Speaker 11: Fact, yeah I don't Yeah, we can do that by
Speaker 11: me so at the call shore so yeah, we can
Speaker 11: do that because I don't be knowing what's been going
Speaker 11: on by some score and I'm like, guys, I.
Speaker 8: Have no idea. You just got a chat.
Speaker 9: Whenever you get a goal, shoot you know what I mean,
Speaker 9: and shout it, shout at his name and stuff like that.
Speaker 9: And with the ball going about sometimes sometimes you try
Speaker 9: to throw it there.
Speaker 12: You know what I mean.
Speaker 9: So it's it's a different type of rules to chatter.
Speaker 4: But I have to teach you, bro brother say.
Speaker 11: Blessed, get it off your chest eight nundrenk five ain't
Speaker 11: five one o five. If you need to vent hit
Speaker 11: us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 11: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: More than everybody's CDJ MV Charlamage the guy. We are
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club. We got a special guests in the building,
Speaker 4: the legendary the ARJ. Gp Henson. Welcome. How are you?
Speaker 4: How are you feeling?
Speaker 17: I feel great?
Speaker 18: I feel great.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: Whenever I come to New York, and especially when I'm
Speaker 5: coming for Boor's Lawn Tension Foundation, you know we're coming
Speaker 5: to spread joy, spread a message that it's okay not.
Speaker 17: To be okay.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 18: You started that conversation.
Speaker 2: For people who don't know what the Boy's Lawrence Tension
Speaker 2: Foundation is.
Speaker 18: Okay, Yes, Boy's Lawncenson Foundation.
Speaker 5: We launched in twenty eighteen, and it's really to eradicate
Speaker 5: the stigma around mental illness in the black community and
Speaker 5: to bring more awareness to mental wellness in the black.
Speaker 18: Community, cause you know, we don't talk about it.
Speaker 5: We suffer in silence, We isolate, and we try to
Speaker 5: be strong and we're dying. So out of my own
Speaker 5: necessity for my own help mental wellness and my son,
Speaker 5: I realized there was no real help out there for us.
Speaker 5: So I had to do something about it. So my
Speaker 5: best friend since the seventh grade, Tracy J. We launched
Speaker 5: the Boards Lawntenson Foundation to hopefully help an underserved community's doing.
Speaker 4: He's doing great.
Speaker 18: Great, Yeah, he's doing great.
Speaker 5: He's maneuvering through you know, trying to become being a
Speaker 5: young black man in America. You know when those rose
Speaker 5: colored glasses come on. Sure you remember those days. But
Speaker 5: he's maneuvered through it pretty well.
Speaker 4: Did he have a moment, Oh, he had a huge moment.
Speaker 5: But I was he picked the right mother because you know,
Speaker 5: and it's interesting because I had an older gentleman tell
Speaker 5: me years ago when I was on a television show
Speaker 5: called The Division. It was my first series regular, and
Speaker 5: I came in upset about something with Marcel. He was
Speaker 5: little at the time, and this guy said, don't you
Speaker 5: ever give up on him, don't ever give up. I
Speaker 5: don't even know if Mark is still alive to this day,
Speaker 5: but I just remember him. I never forget him saying that.
Speaker 5: Every time I would have these issues with my son,
Speaker 5: I'm wanting to choke him, I would hear his voice,
Speaker 5: don't ever give up them. And you can't give up
Speaker 5: on your kids. You just gotta pray. Tracy sent me
Speaker 5: something or was it you a pam? Somebody sent me
Speaker 5: something about I think it was a pastor who was saying,
Speaker 5: don't give up on your baby.
Speaker 18: I don't care if they strung out on.
Speaker 5: Drugs, whatever their problem is. You wrap them up in prayer.
Speaker 5: Don't ever give up on your children.
Speaker 2: So what if you have to?
Speaker 4: Damn?
Speaker 2: Can you set maybe think? Can you set boundaries with
Speaker 2: your kids that you need?
Speaker 5: You have to set boundaries. You must set boundaries are
Speaker 5: what type of boundaries boundaries like?
Speaker 18: What are you willing to accept and not accept?
Speaker 5: You have to because these kids nowadays come so privileged,
Speaker 5: They're not like us.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 18: I was talking to somebody the other day, I was like,
Speaker 18: I don't even think.
Speaker 5: I can't remember the last time I saw a group
Speaker 5: of children playing outside real. Yeah, makes you have to
Speaker 5: because they have these devices now, which is not good
Speaker 5: for the mental. So these kids aren't They don't even
Speaker 5: know what fresh air is it anymore. Think you know,
Speaker 5: it's just a weird time to be a That's true.
Speaker 2: You don't even tell you smell like outside. They don't
Speaker 2: go out there.
Speaker 5: I can't remember the last time I seen girls playing
Speaker 5: double dutch or or just riding bikes or anything.
Speaker 2: I guess the scariest thing is you don't want them
Speaker 2: to like make any mistakes that's going to really cost
Speaker 2: them while they're coming on us.
Speaker 4: Correct.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, that was your mother's fear. That's every parent's fear,
Speaker 5: that was your father's. That's all of our fear forever.
Speaker 5: Like my mother to this day, she tracks me.
Speaker 18: I'm fifty three.
Speaker 5: She tracks me, and she's like, I just feel so
Speaker 5: much better knowing where you are, and when I see
Speaker 5: you're not moving, I can sleep at night.
Speaker 18: It never ends. It never ends.
Speaker 2: What you know, we don't talk about enough the resources
Speaker 2: that are available for the friends and family that have
Speaker 2: to deal with folks who have mental health.
Speaker 5: Issues exactly, you know, because it takes a toll on them,
Speaker 5: especially parents, because you feel like I can't fix my child.
Speaker 18: It's something that I did wrong.
Speaker 5: It's really hard because that's your job to protect your
Speaker 5: kids and save them from then, you know, mishaps, and
Speaker 5: when you can't, you feel inadequate or you feel like
Speaker 5: you're not doing your job.
Speaker 18: It's hard. Parenting is not easy.
Speaker 5: And then being a single parent, I promise you I
Speaker 5: wouldn't wish you all my worst enemy.
Speaker 18: I wouldn't. Well, I just wouldn't.
Speaker 5: It's it's first of all, children need both parents, boy
Speaker 5: boys and girls.
Speaker 18: I don't care. You need both of your parents.
Speaker 5: If you're not living in the same household, you still
Speaker 5: need both. I mean, you know, regardless of whether your
Speaker 5: relationship works out, that has nothing to do with the kid.
Speaker 5: You still have to show up both parents for that child. Unfortunately,
Speaker 5: my son's father was murdered, so I didn't have an option.
Speaker 5: But yeah, it's hard. It's tough, especially me being a
Speaker 5: boy mom. I need the man. I can't teach him
Speaker 5: how to be a man. I don't know how to
Speaker 5: be a man, you know. And that was the That
Speaker 5: was the hardest struggle for us because when he was
Speaker 5: becoming a man, He's looking at me like, you can't
Speaker 5: tell me anything.
Speaker 18: What can you tell me your girl?
Speaker 5: You know, it's just the dynamic is it's a little
Speaker 5: difficult in the young adult years.
Speaker 4: Like schelling me was just saying, you know, so what
Speaker 4: do you do to make sure your mental is good?
Speaker 5: Remember when I went to BALI you there for a
Speaker 5: long time too, for a whole month. Yeah, I had to.
Speaker 18: I had to.
Speaker 5: I was coming apart at the seams, and I didn't
Speaker 5: realize it because I was working. And God is God
Speaker 5: is amazing, because God will put you in a situation
Speaker 5: where you had to sit down. And I have been
Speaker 5: work and it's doing this for over twenty years. I
Speaker 5: have been working NonStop my entire career, right, And it
Speaker 5: was just this past year where I didn't have a lot.
Speaker 5: You know, I did color purple and I was just
Speaker 5: kind of like sitting around and not sitting around. I
Speaker 5: had other stuff to do, but as far as like
Speaker 5: a call sheet and showing up and knowing lines and
Speaker 5: that kind of work acting gigs. And it was for
Speaker 5: a reason because I needed to. I needed to take
Speaker 5: care of me. I was not in a good place mentally.
Speaker 5: I just really wasn't And and thank god I had
Speaker 5: that time to take care because Lord knows where I
Speaker 5: would be a five didn't have the time to really
Speaker 5: listen to myself and take time for myself. And I
Speaker 5: think we live in such a grind society. It's all
Speaker 5: about grinding. You can sleep when you're in that box. Well,
Speaker 5: if you don't sleep now, you might get to that
Speaker 5: box a little sooner than you.
Speaker 4: Why we got more with Taraji p Henson when we
Speaker 4: come back, don't move. It's to Breakfast Club, Good Morning,
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club, Prey Talk, Good Morning, be all, the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club, DJ MV, Charlamagne, the Gods. We're still kicking
Speaker 4: it with Taraji p Henson. What makes stand off for
Speaker 4: everybody else?
Speaker 5: Because T p A specializes in scalp care. Honey, you
Speaker 5: gotta clean your scalp first. And you have a head
Speaker 5: that is naked, you.
Speaker 19: Can see.
Speaker 4: Do you have anything protection? He has a stout, doesn't it?
Speaker 18: You still got to clean.
Speaker 2: And most.
Speaker 4: That's what.
Speaker 18: This is what I came.
Speaker 4: But that's another way to bring joy.
Speaker 18: Oh absolutely, I believe self care.
Speaker 5: Hair care is self care, especially for women from ethnic backgrounds,
Speaker 5: because we have curly, thick, big hair, and we look
Speaker 5: at doing our hair as a chore, and so with
Speaker 5: the TPH line, it's more of it's like a spa experience,
Speaker 5: so you paffer yourself from scout to toe. That's you
Speaker 5: do not have a body line too. So the whole
Speaker 5: line was created to change the narrative of, you know,
Speaker 5: taking care of yourself as a chore and look at
Speaker 5: it more as self care.
Speaker 18: Like take yourself to the spa.
Speaker 5: And the reason I came up with that is because
Speaker 5: my hair care line launched during the pandemic. People were
Speaker 5: afraid to go to salons and around other people.
Speaker 18: So it was more or like bring the.
Speaker 5: Salon home to you at an affordable price and affordable
Speaker 5: can use it just.
Speaker 17: Absolutely, man, you have a scout right.
Speaker 2: Yes, But I'm talking about guys that use like the
Speaker 2: just for men in the Beijing like will it wash
Speaker 2: it out?
Speaker 18: It'll wash it all off?
Speaker 4: Damn.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I feel I hear soap and rain. Yeah, you
Speaker 18: try to be funny.
Speaker 2: We had a whole conversation about this because I think
Speaker 2: a lot of guys are doing this now. They're getting
Speaker 2: the hand transplants into Beijing and the justlemen, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: I'm like, why, like who are y'all doing this for?
Speaker 2: And so a lot of women call them. They don't
Speaker 2: even like that. They rather the guys just just be
Speaker 2: bald or go to the Salt and pepper bag.
Speaker 18: Would rather just wear our hair and not wear wigs
Speaker 18: and stuff.
Speaker 5: Oh, I don't care, you know, I know, but I
Speaker 5: hear that, you know a lot of minutes, just be natural.
Speaker 2: They don't believe that. I think they just bet. I
Speaker 2: think you should do whatever it is that makes you happy.
Speaker 4: It makes you happy.
Speaker 2: Unless you're a man. If you're a man, you should
Speaker 2: let the Salt and pepper girl can't do because it
Speaker 2: looks ridiculous. They haven't learned how to blend it in,
Speaker 2: Like it don't.
Speaker 4: Look natural good.
Speaker 5: You don't mind if it looks if it looks good, right,
Speaker 5: because some of those wigs look really good. I'm I'm
Speaker 5: trying to say this with a straight face. I'm really
Speaker 5: not trying to be funny because I believe people should.
Speaker 18: Do what makes them feel good. And if if women
Speaker 18: can wear lace, men can.
Speaker 4: To baby hair. They been going crazy with baby.
Speaker 18: Hair is a little out of control. Their baby. They're bangs.
Speaker 11: They're not baby baby here going down to your your
Speaker 11: your mouth like this, your no, like your cheeks.
Speaker 4: It's getting crazy now.
Speaker 18: You know what you know what it is when the
Speaker 18: baby here, meet the eyebrow.
Speaker 4: That's getting crazy now, I know, Judge, some people like it.
Speaker 5: And if that makes you happy, wear that baby, bang baby,
Speaker 5: because that is I want that is a bang on
Speaker 5: your forehead. If that makes you feel good, wear that
Speaker 5: bag baby, and get you some TPH products to slick it.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's right now. World Mental Health Day is
Speaker 2: coming up.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: What are some things people could do in their community
Speaker 2: to create their own joy joints and joy challenges?
Speaker 18: Get the best group.
Speaker 5: If you like space, you like oh no, whatever it
Speaker 5: is that brings you joy. It could be sitting outside,
Speaker 5: sitting on the stoop talking, whatever it is, whatever brings
Speaker 5: you joy.
Speaker 18: I can't tell you what.
Speaker 4: Brings you, Joel. I know what brings me joy.
Speaker 2: Girls are hard. I got four of them, and my
Speaker 2: oldest is at that age where she don't want nothing
Speaker 2: to do with daddy. She's fifteen. Oh my god, and
Speaker 2: that's heartbreaking. Your put your seatbelt on, my wife, says,
Speaker 2: it'll it'll, it'll go away.
Speaker 18: But how long though, jeez, you never know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's gonna get a boyfriend.
Speaker 5: About thy five years, it could be tens usually a
Speaker 5: ten year pretty much.
Speaker 4: Wait till she's twenty five that she's gonna get married
Speaker 4: or not.
Speaker 5: Yes, because it's true a baby you're doing. It's just
Speaker 5: like hang it up for the twenties. Just don't want
Speaker 5: just wait for her to come back like twenty eight,
Speaker 5: twenty nine.
Speaker 4: Stop crying out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think people realize how heartbreaking. That's something
Speaker 2: that fathers don't talk about enough, Like that's heartbreaking when
Speaker 2: you're your little girl all of a sudden don't want
Speaker 2: nothing to do with you and act like they don't
Speaker 2: even like you. Would you would you say that the
Speaker 2: boy Thorntonton Foundation is your life's work?
Speaker 5: Yeah, definitely my life a life purpose, a purpose, a
Speaker 5: clear purpose. Like I thought it was acting, I'm going
Speaker 5: to touch the people through my work, and of course
Speaker 5: I did, but I just felt like that was to
Speaker 5: bring me here because this feels really fulfilling, like I
Speaker 5: really because you could do a performance, will you touch somebody?
Speaker 18: Will you change my I don't know.
Speaker 4: I hope.
Speaker 5: So, but this is the work that is really changing
Speaker 5: and saving lives, and I feel good about what I'm doing.
Speaker 18: I feel important.
Speaker 2: You are important, I know, I know.
Speaker 5: But this really makes me feel like I have a
Speaker 5: life purpose beyond vanity and being pretty in front of
Speaker 5: a camera or what does she have on?
Speaker 2: Or you know, are you almost tired of Hollywood?
Speaker 5: Almost is anyway, But I still got some jobs to complete.
Speaker 5: I have some things that I'm working on, but I know, yeah,
Speaker 5: it's it's to the point where I'm I'm ready to
Speaker 5: let these kids have it. You know, I'm looking for
Speaker 5: my exit strategy. I don't want to be doing this one,
Speaker 5: not on a grind, you know. I want to dip
Speaker 5: back in when I'm ready, when it's a project that
Speaker 5: I feel so inclined that I will come out of
Speaker 5: my retirement, you know. But I'm literally ready to go
Speaker 5: stick my toes and some saying somewhere and let these
Speaker 5: kids have it.
Speaker 2: How can people donate a contribute to the Borg Lunch
Speaker 2: Instant Foundation always You can always go to www.
Speaker 18: Dot bors l Henson Foundation dot org.
Speaker 11: We appreciate you joining and you all loved valued and
Speaker 11: appreciate it absolutely.
Speaker 18: I will know that when I'm up on this wall.
Speaker 11: But we appreciate you ladies and gentlemen from Howard University.
Speaker 5: Hey, no, period, get that water bucket out of here.
Speaker 16: The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 4: It's topic.
Speaker 11: Called eight hundred five five.
Speaker 4: One to join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club mourning.
Speaker 4: Everybody is DJ Envy Charlomagne the God.
Speaker 11: We are the Breakfast Club. We got our guest co host.
Speaker 11: Don't call me white girl here now if you're just
Speaker 11: joining us. Yesterday we started discussing don't call me white girl.
Speaker 11: Mona's her name, her hair, and we said it looked nice,
Speaker 11: and she told us it took sixteen hours to get done,
Speaker 11: and it costs fifteen hundred dollars and it lasts two hours,
Speaker 11: and yesterday sixteen hours.
Speaker 4: I said, sixteen hours.
Speaker 11: Then you did it last two hours? No, it last
Speaker 11: two months, last two months. So yesterday she had an
Speaker 11: opportunity to shout out the braider and she didn't shot
Speaker 11: out the break She.
Speaker 4: Said, called me, don't don't call me for a shout
Speaker 4: out of her new name.
Speaker 11: People were mad, they were, you know, spamming her comments
Speaker 11: and really upset about that.
Speaker 17: Oh God, they were pissed.
Speaker 11: So we're asking eight hundred and five five one oh
Speaker 11: five one shit. She had shouted out the person that
Speaker 11: braided her hair. So Charlemagne says, no.
Speaker 2: It ain't Mona.
Speaker 4: What do you think?
Speaker 20: Ultimately, I feel like you know, first of all, I'm
Speaker 20: into promotion and advertisment.
Speaker 17: I am an influencer.
Speaker 20: I'm a self built influencer, and the part of what
Speaker 20: I do is I promote people, and I shout them
Speaker 20: out and I market.
Speaker 17: I don't think we understand how important it is to advertise.
Speaker 20: We got this huge boom of black boom of entrepreneurs
Speaker 20: and I love it. But I don't think people understand
Speaker 20: that you have to allot some kind of budget to promotion,
Speaker 20: and when you do, you might pay somebody like me
Speaker 20: to promote your services.
Speaker 17: Long story short.
Speaker 20: If I get your services and I pay, I typically
Speaker 20: do not shout you out. Now, if I have a
Speaker 20: super califragilistic, as we all aidocious experience and I want
Speaker 20: to talk about it, I will do so, but I
Speaker 20: do not owe you that.
Speaker 17: And that's a conversation I had before.
Speaker 20: I get says service, whether it's a maid, service, clean
Speaker 20: in the crib or, it's a massage. We have a conversation,
Speaker 20: and to be honest, this is the first time of
Speaker 20: me paying for my hair in four or five years.
Speaker 17: People don't believe charging for.
Speaker 20: If anything, people pay me to do my hair to
Speaker 20: get their name out there a little more. But the
Speaker 20: most part, a lot of y'all speaking on stuff that
Speaker 20: you just don't know. I understand ignorance is bliss, But
Speaker 20: in the game I'm in, that's just how it goes.
Speaker 4: Baby.
Speaker 2: It's either if ignorance so bliss. How come more people
Speaker 2: ain't happy then because there's a lot of But everything
Speaker 2: she said is absolutely right, Mona. You don't owe them
Speaker 2: people nothing. You don't owe that woman nothing. You paid
Speaker 2: her full.
Speaker 4: Price, as you said.
Speaker 2: If you like her services, if she made you feel
Speaker 2: good and you feel like shouting her out.
Speaker 1: You do it.
Speaker 2: But this sense of entitlement where people are doing things
Speaker 2: for folks and expecting shoutouts on Instagram or social media.
Speaker 2: If you're on the radio podcast and they're expecting that,
Speaker 2: I don't respect that in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 2: And the services I tend to shout out are services
Speaker 2: I know that can be beneficial to other people. You
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying at this point in my life.
Speaker 2: It's cardiovascular test and you know, mental health and clonics,
Speaker 2: not klonics. Colon clonics too. I had a good colonic
Speaker 2: a couple of years ago. I did, oh, it's good,
Speaker 2: it's good. I don't know if it actually is there
Speaker 2: any health benefits to it. But boy, after you get
Speaker 2: off that table and you're sitting on that toilet and
Speaker 2: that first.
Speaker 4: Dump Charlamage sent the doctor Flower was after.
Speaker 17: All, right, whoa, you know whatever, you know, thanks for that.
Speaker 2: You know what's interesting though, you know it feel better
Speaker 2: than the colonic. But I don't want to know that
Speaker 2: Prepp the day before the koldoscopy. Okay, it's rough nothing,
Speaker 2: empty your stomach and flatten you out like that prep
Speaker 2: before that.
Speaker 5: I want.
Speaker 4: Your hands.
Speaker 17: One thing I won't say is the braider.
Speaker 20: I want to make that clear. The braider was was
Speaker 20: happy with whatever happened. She was happy her braids. But
Speaker 20: even on the show she does really well. Of course,
Speaker 20: and you know, like I said, she's the businesswoman. We
Speaker 20: discussed it before her books. She's booked in me so
Speaker 20: me me showing her out probably could have gave her
Speaker 20: influx that she might have couldn't head or didn't even
Speaker 20: want right now. So I want to make that clear.
Speaker 20: She didn't feel the titled. She was okay with everything.
Speaker 20: She even caught the joke or the laugh people about it.
Speaker 20: It was the people, especially you Breakfast club followers on Instagram.
Speaker 17: Y'all were grinding the girl up shot.
Speaker 4: Said you shot it her ound on Instagram. Shut her
Speaker 4: out a little bit.
Speaker 20: Shut braids by Nay Gota, Philadelphia on Germantown Avenue, shoutout,
Speaker 20: Shout out to my girl.
Speaker 17: She's a beast and y'all can't get in any way.
Speaker 4: She booked.
Speaker 11: But at the end of the day, I'm with y'alli.
Speaker 11: If I pay for a full service that doesn't entitle me.
Speaker 11: I don't have to shout you out now. I can
Speaker 11: if I want to, But if I pay full price,
Speaker 11: I'm paid for full price.
Speaker 4: And like you said, people pay for you to shout
Speaker 4: them out.
Speaker 1: That's what we do.
Speaker 11: They paid for you to shout them out on Instagram.
Speaker 11: They pay for you to visit their store. They pay
Speaker 11: for you to do a lot of those things. And
Speaker 11: unless you're giving me a discount, I don't owe anybody anything.
Speaker 11: That's how I feel but let's go to the phone lines.
Speaker 14: Hello, who's this Hey, good morning?
Speaker 3: This is constant.
Speaker 4: Hey you think constant? Don't call me? White girl? Should
Speaker 4: have shot of the lady out.
Speaker 8: No, my thoughts are fifteen hundred dollars? Is that what
Speaker 8: she said?
Speaker 21: Yes, that's the shout out. First of all, you can't
Speaker 21: pay too much money. I don't know what's.
Speaker 13: Going on with these stylears, with these and these prices.
Speaker 9: That's freaking crazy.
Speaker 13: But if you found out and decided to shout out
Speaker 13: because a bunch of strange beautifood no offense.
Speaker 2: That's right. Tell her again, because she did it.
Speaker 13: If you you shouted her out, Hey, you the food,
Speaker 13: tell her I'm with you.
Speaker 17: She didn't call me fool twice. Let Charlemagne gas.
Speaker 11: With that food being Hello, who's this PK good TK?
Speaker 4: You think don't call me? White girls should shouted out
Speaker 4: her braid?
Speaker 8: Yeah, she should have shout it out out? Man, Why
Speaker 8: shout out out? Just want to strength that it could
Speaker 8: change You could have really changed my life because it
Speaker 8: could really helpful, not.
Speaker 4: Like fifteen hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Not like fifteen hundred dollars.
Speaker 8: The money going run out, Charlotte ban.
Speaker 2: And that's her fault if she told you with fifteen
Speaker 2: hundred dollars, which which I'm hearing is too much.
Speaker 17: It's not too much.
Speaker 4: It's not too much, not too much for sixteen hours
Speaker 4: of this bras though for come.
Speaker 2: On, one hundred dollars hour basically, so how many of
Speaker 2: those you probably do to day?
Speaker 4: No, she's gonna do one of one to day, man,
Speaker 4: I want to take that's a lot of money. That
Speaker 4: is a lot of what you're talking about.
Speaker 20: I'm like twenty three these bring were two three hundred
Speaker 20: back in the day. It's twenty twenty three there. That's
Speaker 20: about right.
Speaker 4: Fifteen seems like a lot.
Speaker 2: Sixteen hoursteen nine a week if she do if she
Speaker 2: do four.
Speaker 4: Five head.
Speaker 20: Living good, baby successful, If she does four a day,
Speaker 20: that's six thousand a week. She can't do four day
Speaker 20: for a week, I said, okay.
Speaker 4: Can that seventy? Wait a minute.
Speaker 20: She has a person that breaks them down, so it's
Speaker 20: two of her, so she has to pay that person.
Speaker 20: She has an assistant and she needs that help. Count
Speaker 20: that into either way.
Speaker 2: If you do if she do one a day for
Speaker 2: six days, you can't do one day?
Speaker 4: Should beat?
Speaker 2: She probably takes Sunday off that's nine grand a week.
Speaker 20: She do four days. The girl living well, she's a
Speaker 20: very successful black woman four.
Speaker 4: A week, that's twenty four thousand a month.
Speaker 17: Has a beautiful family.
Speaker 1: You know she's doing well.
Speaker 17: And she knew we had a conversation. She knew full
Speaker 17: well what was going on.
Speaker 20: And she was like, Oh, that's cute, base cause that's great.
Speaker 20: I want you could pay me by Apple Bay cats right,
Speaker 20: And I respected it. Didn't play with her paid them
Speaker 20: before she even started.
Speaker 4: Jessica, Yes, good morning, good morning. What do you think
Speaker 4: you think? Don't call me? White girl? Should have shout
Speaker 4: her out?
Speaker 3: Okay, I respect that she paid fifteen.
Speaker 21: Hundred dollars, but I feel like because she said, yeah,
Speaker 21: I want to be on the breakfast club and the
Speaker 21: girl it was hard to get into.
Speaker 14: Then maybe she should have said something.
Speaker 21: But I still respect that she paid fifteen hundred and
Speaker 21: she took no breaks, So yeah, I feel like she
Speaker 21: should have called her out.
Speaker 2: Man, please, he paid for a service. So basically what
Speaker 2: they're saying is every service that we paid for throughout
Speaker 2: the day deserves the shout out. Correct, Like, why does
Speaker 2: this what service did this woman provide that's any different
Speaker 2: than any service that we're going to do today, car wesh.
Speaker 17: Guy, chick fil a person take out guy.
Speaker 2: No, people doing services were paying all money.
Speaker 4: That's that jay, Yo, what you think you think? Don't
Speaker 4: call me white girl should have shouted out that handbraider
Speaker 4: bro No, I don't think she had to.
Speaker 10: I don't think it was her responsibility to shout her out.
Speaker 10: But what I do think is that you guys probably
Speaker 10: kind of set her up and made it seem like
Speaker 10: she had to because when she big directed, she was
Speaker 10: on her feet for sixteen hours, no break. And the
Speaker 10: situation is that then y'all asked her, what do you
Speaker 10: want to shout her out? Her response to now, I
Speaker 10: only to shut her out. That's what I think people
Speaker 10: got mad at, singing I don't shout her out, but
Speaker 10: it was a response.
Speaker 2: I thought that response was very Validaua said she didn't say,
Speaker 2: hell no, I'm not gonna shot her, And she said,
Speaker 2: hell no, I paid for this right, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean? Being as she paid full price. She understands
Speaker 2: her value and her work and what her words mean.
Speaker 2: And she knows that, you know, shouting people out in
Speaker 2: an endorsement, why.
Speaker 20: Is her product more special in the mind important to mine.
Speaker 20: If my product is promotion and her product is breading,
Speaker 20: and why should her product come before mind? We both
Speaker 20: have children, both have ms, we both have both have goals.
Speaker 4: That's right, all right? Well, what's the moral of the story?
Speaker 2: That is more of the story is gratitude begins with
Speaker 2: a sense of entitlement ends.
Speaker 17: That's a good word.
Speaker 2: That's what the brail of the story.
Speaker 17: Charlotte Mane put that on a shirt.
Speaker 4: A shirt gets the breakfast club go morning, the breakfast
Speaker 4: Club morning.
Speaker 11: Everybody is j Envy Charlemagne the guy. We are the
Speaker 11: breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building
Speaker 11: out he can't.
Speaker 4: Even flying high.
Speaker 1: You know how I feel. He just posted in the
Speaker 1: sky you know how I feel.
Speaker 4: On social media a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 1: He's drifting on by how you know how I feel?
Speaker 4: The next time you dawn, He's gonna bring today. But
Speaker 4: he didn't bring the new life for me? Yeah said
Speaker 4: what it is me?
Speaker 1: How y'all doing? What up done?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 4: It's mean, what's wrong with you?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 1: First off, there's nothing wrong with me. I'm in a
Speaker 1: better place in my life because I've followed Charlemagne for
Speaker 1: years with his about mental health, right, Yes, I mean
Speaker 1: everybody don't need mental health, That's what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 2: That is not true. You do a lot of things
Speaker 2: that are beneficial to your mental health. And I bet
Speaker 2: you I know why you nobody wanted. You decided to
Speaker 2: move to Ohio and become a river, so now you
Speaker 2: be one with nature.
Speaker 1: All that's incorrect. I'm a river ninja. Yes, yes, saying correct.
Speaker 1: He's my mental health issue.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 1: You always try to tell somebody they need mental health,
Speaker 1: healthy therapy. Do you believe everybody need therapy?
Speaker 2: I don't believe everybody need therapy, but I believe that
Speaker 2: a lot of people need some form of healing. We
Speaker 2: all dealing with different traumas that we have to unpack
Speaker 2: and deal with that at different points in our life.
Speaker 1: So you don't believe in I'm taking it to my grave.
Speaker 2: No, I think you could take it to your grave.
Speaker 2: But I think some of the things you take it
Speaker 2: to your grave calls you to go to your grave
Speaker 2: a little bit earlier.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But if you're gonna go to your grave and
Speaker 1: you're gonna be gone while you care about.
Speaker 2: That, because that's the stuff that was stressing you out,
Speaker 2: you'll be surprised. Give me therapy right now. No, No, I'm
Speaker 2: just saying you'll be just verse therapy. You'll be surprised
Speaker 2: how many things that you unpack that add years.
Speaker 4: To your life.
Speaker 1: Man, you do I agree with you in some sort
Speaker 1: of mental health thing. And I you know, but I
Speaker 1: took I will say this. It is a stigma with
Speaker 1: black people. We think we don't need mental health. That's right,
Speaker 1: we don't need therapy. You asked, brother, you need therapy.
Speaker 4: Cry what's wrong?
Speaker 22: Man?
Speaker 1: I'm not about to cry a hug.
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 15: Something?
Speaker 1: You want to tell us that I'm not doing this? Man,
Speaker 1: I'm not doing this. I'm not doing this. I'm not
Speaker 1: here for that.
Speaker 14: Son.
Speaker 1: I'm not here for that son.
Speaker 4: It's me. I'm the problem man, me yo.
Speaker 1: And I would tell you. And the reason why I
Speaker 1: quoted that song because I never thought that I needed
Speaker 1: any type of mental intervention until I got connected. And
Speaker 1: I'm one of a few. I'm a black SWIFTYE.
Speaker 4: What does that mean?
Speaker 1: I'm a person that supports tail us and now that
Speaker 1: I'm a super fan of Tailor Swift, that song it's
Speaker 1: me high. You know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: I'm the problem. It's me at tea time that I
Speaker 1: stared directly. No, first off, I stared directly into the sun,
Speaker 1: but never in the mirror. It must be so exhausting,
Speaker 1: always searching for the anti hero. That song was a
Speaker 1: song that made me say to myself, you know what?
Speaker 1: And the reason why I like that song. The first
Speaker 1: step and you mental getting healed is under identifying that
Speaker 1: you accountability might be the problem.
Speaker 4: That is crazy accountability. The brother, the black man, has
Speaker 4: been telling you this for years, but you listen to
Speaker 4: the white woman.
Speaker 1: Damn, you get doctor umar on me. So don't even
Speaker 1: try to think about it.
Speaker 4: No, he ain't been telling that.
Speaker 11: You ain't telling him for years to go to therapy
Speaker 11: and look at himself in the mirror and help yourself
Speaker 11: down it like this.
Speaker 1: You need help. That's different from that's different from maybe
Speaker 1: you need some therapy.
Speaker 11: So you listen to the white woman, but not the
Speaker 11: guy that looks like you know, I'm not doing that.
Speaker 4: You can't tell me me look at the sun, not
Speaker 4: the mirror. Oh, very very horrible.
Speaker 1: Mentally, don't never do that again. But I said, and
Speaker 1: I haven't seen the therapiest yet, but I have contemplated
Speaker 1: it because I deal with, as we all do, childhood trauma.
Speaker 11: That's what's the biggest childhood trauma that you din't want
Speaker 11: to know?
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, I don't even know.
Speaker 11: I can say this and y'all gonna laugh, and we're
Speaker 11: not gonna laugh at you. Promise you, we're not gonna laugh.
Speaker 22: When I grew up and I remember, No, that's so found, man,
Speaker 22: that's not.
Speaker 4: The way you started. Man, your boys cracking for no.
Speaker 1: Friend, that's my You're right, who talks like that? Master
Speaker 1: p That's right, he talked like that.
Speaker 4: No, a lot of people talk like that, Okay, all
Speaker 4: jog aside.
Speaker 1: It comes from when I grew up, not like envy.
Speaker 1: Envy came from a two parent household. I did, right. Yes,
Speaker 1: I grew up and I had flakes with no frost.
Speaker 2: M So you're poor.
Speaker 1: You got two different You got grew up with corn
Speaker 1: flakes and frosted flakes. Looking at you, and you have
Speaker 1: frosted flakes.
Speaker 11: Now, My parents actually cooked me bacon, sausage and pancakes
Speaker 11: every morning, damn.
Speaker 2: So you have breakfast dip every morning.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna tell you people that grew up with
Speaker 1: no sugar or their corn flakes. They built different. They
Speaker 1: usually go to jail. They usually probably have an issue
Speaker 1: with the temper and violence and stuff. And I grew
Speaker 1: up not having an experience at the end of a
Speaker 1: bowl of cereal the milk tasting like sugar. Now I
Speaker 1: grew up, grew up it was corn flakes, and at
Speaker 1: the end of the that bowl, your milk tastes the
Speaker 1: same way it started. And I think there's a lot
Speaker 1: of my mental issues come from not having experience to
Speaker 1: eat frosted flicks.
Speaker 2: That's why I know your poverty growing up, that's all. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: and it hurts me. Yeah, yeah, you nobody learned to
Speaker 2: be tough. But I ain't want to be talking about
Speaker 2: are you triggered when you see box of the frosty flakes?
Speaker 2: When you and Tony Tiger said the great you ain't
Speaker 2: that talking?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have a problem with that, but I'm working
Speaker 1: through it, getting help.
Speaker 4: You're digging at which you're doing. Andrew Schultz, Okay.
Speaker 1: And the reason why I say that, I really appreciate
Speaker 1: andrews Sows, what he did for his career, what he's done.
Speaker 1: He's self made. But I saw a cliff have y'all
Speaker 1: talked about it, and he in your face try to
Speaker 1: compare her tailors Swift to Michael Jackson.
Speaker 2: And you he he hard with that down Now, you hell,
Speaker 2: you old enough to know when you see a good
Speaker 2: at it. We had a thirty minute conversation the argument
Speaker 2: about Michael Jackson and Beyonce.
Speaker 1: And he said Taylor Swift is on the same level
Speaker 1: as Michael Jackson. And you said, yeah, you didn't say that.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't know.
Speaker 1: What did you say?
Speaker 4: I said that?
Speaker 2: I said Taylors. I did Taylors with might look like
Speaker 2: Michael Jackson. Okay, good point, but not really. But but no,
Speaker 2: first off, you.
Speaker 1: Can't put nobody in the same sentence with Michael.
Speaker 2: Johnson that I think it's distrees backful. Even when they
Speaker 2: say the weekend.
Speaker 1: Why didn't you stop them? I did know you didn't.
Speaker 2: You saw a thirty second clip down conversation.
Speaker 1: Yes, since making that thirty minute clip, you saw an
Speaker 1: editor clip of me one time, and you ran with it.
Speaker 1: The clip when they say I ran out on the
Speaker 1: Tony what I got roasted and left this thing? You
Speaker 1: ran with that.
Speaker 4: You couldn't wait. You was like, oh, we got.
Speaker 1: Him and what happened was I was gonna kill Tony's podcast, right,
Speaker 1: and I had a sushi date and one of the
Speaker 1: best sushi spots in Texas. I was already in the pockets
Speaker 1: for hours. I said, man, I gotta get out of here.
Speaker 1: I said, you need to go to the bathroom, right,
Speaker 1: And I never came back. Oh, he got a hold
Speaker 1: of that editor and under the brilliant idiots, idiots, brilliant
Speaker 1: or whatever. They yeah, the idiot.
Speaker 4: Brilliance, what is it? Brilliant? He couldn't.
Speaker 1: He was like, look at him and he ran So
Speaker 1: I do know what a doctor video.
Speaker 4: But they did that on purpose.
Speaker 2: But they put Donnelle Rollings Walks out on kill Tony podcast.
Speaker 2: But that's what people do. They put out the headline
Speaker 2: and they will offend Michael Jackson, is my question.
Speaker 1: I did defend Michael, and then you left the white
Speaker 1: man go on and he's not the white man, Andrew, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're white man? Why you have to say his name
Speaker 1: like that? What Andrew? Of course he's a white man.
Speaker 2: He's a way Michael Jackson and Beyonce. It's a forty
Speaker 2: minute clip. But just just Andrew did exactly what he
Speaker 2: was supposed to do, because if you watch the clip
Speaker 2: really in the beginning, he goes, oh, you know, I
Speaker 2: know how to get a rise out of people.
Speaker 1: He's a provocateur. That's fair to say, yes, And that's
Speaker 1: what the podcast world's coming to. And I believe the
Speaker 1: podcast words come to the point. You might not feel
Speaker 1: a certain way about something, but you know what pushes
Speaker 1: the doll. You know what you built the crew off
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 2: I see where you're going, but I take it a
Speaker 2: step further because you're a comedian, so you can understand this.
Speaker 4: Humorous sarcasm is a lost art.
Speaker 2: Satire is a lost art.
Speaker 1: People don't expected though, because they take everything too serious.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's what satire is told. Did he mean
Speaker 1: that he did a dad pain?
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: He's standing in your face, he's saying it. But my
Speaker 1: point to Taylor Swift, I want to go see one
Speaker 1: of our concerts, no joke. I want to see it.
Speaker 1: But when you talk about Michael Jackson, Taylor Swift, perfect example,
Speaker 1: you playing Taylors Smith song in.
Speaker 4: The hood, Taylor Swift, Swift, Swift, Taylor smith Man you
Speaker 4: went to high school, corrected me? Please, you don't see
Speaker 4: you didn't see Beyonce show.
Speaker 11: No, I want to see you talking about Taylor Swif
Speaker 11: But you be talking about the quay attention to this interview.
Speaker 1: Maybe your focus on something else, Gotta call a lawyer
Speaker 1: or something. What true focus is. That's not the point
Speaker 1: I'm making.
Speaker 4: Man, getting them off you this morning? Him all want
Speaker 4: on movie? Got more with Donnette when we come back.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody at c
Speaker 4: j n V. Charlamagne the guy. We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: We're still kicking it with active comedian Donnell Rawling's friends
Speaker 11: to the room.
Speaker 4: Charlamagne, holdng.
Speaker 1: You've been making money doing what you do down now
Speaker 1: make it money? Yes, okay, I've been doing it for
Speaker 1: over thirty years.
Speaker 2: But you've been a successful comedian for at least fifteen
Speaker 2: to twenty.
Speaker 1: I won't say. I would say fifteen or ten, and
Speaker 1: all depends on what you're that's a great run. Are
Speaker 1: This is the point I'm making with these kids that
Speaker 1: were like, Okay, you get popping for a couple years whatever.
Speaker 4: That's school.
Speaker 1: But try and see where your relevance is going to
Speaker 1: be thirty years from that. Absolutely, and that's that's the
Speaker 1: biggest thing. I'm just happy that I'm still in the game.
Speaker 1: People when they start, they have different things they want nowadays,
Speaker 1: like I want to be rich and I want to
Speaker 1: be famous. I never wanted to do that. Only thing
Speaker 1: I want to do was be good and I realized
Speaker 1: and people don't think about that no more. If you're
Speaker 1: good at something, you got the work ethics, you will
Speaker 1: blow up. And also being happy at the lowest level
Speaker 1: of your career. I mentor people, the first thing says, Donille,
Speaker 1: what should I do? I'm like, first off, in entertainment,
Speaker 1: you have to be able to be happy being broke. Right,
Speaker 1: If you can't find no happiness in the struggle, you're
Speaker 1: not going to get the rewards of me. If you
Speaker 1: think about the envy. You're very successful, Charlemagne. I hate
Speaker 1: to say it. You're very successful. But when you share
Speaker 1: a story, I hate to say it because I hate
Speaker 1: to say anything good about this. Okay, I got you
Speaker 1: haunted me in South Carolina.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: I was at his hotel, and I went to the hotel.
Speaker 1: Everybody's like every time I go to there, like this,
Speaker 1: what's up with your Charlemagne? I said, Charlamagne, I go
Speaker 1: to my hotel room this cover of one of the magazines,
Speaker 1: Charleston Magazine. I hated that and then I was like,
Speaker 1: here only the front page. I kept flipping and flipping.
Speaker 2: It was more, let me go get it this.
Speaker 4: No, that's Jesus.
Speaker 1: But I lost my thought. You know what was I saying?
Speaker 11: He was talking about ageism and you say no, you
Speaker 11: said I'm successful, Charlotte sus test.
Speaker 4: I don't know where you was gonna get.
Speaker 1: What I was saying was but when you talk to
Speaker 1: your people, and people always they look at you like
Speaker 1: and we got everything and made a good life for
Speaker 1: selfish family. But I'm guarantee you when you talking to
Speaker 1: your friends and you're talking to people mintering people, you
Speaker 1: don't talk about where you are now. The most fulfilling
Speaker 1: stories for you are the ones this is what we did.
Speaker 1: I remember when we was in a volkswaggon bug. We
Speaker 1: was going here, we ran out of gas. Those are
Speaker 1: the stories, and that's what people don't connect with anymore.
Speaker 2: Because you are absolutely right. And this is why I
Speaker 2: respect anybody who's been in it for a decade, like
Speaker 2: even all the youngins. Right when we talk about the
Speaker 2: DC young Flys just hilarious. And you know we started
Speaker 2: to I respect they started on social media. I'm with you,
Speaker 2: but you know what they did outside of social media,
Speaker 2: They went and they developed other skill sets, like being
Speaker 2: on that stage and toil your point, me and Rodney
Speaker 2: Barms just talking about this yesterday.
Speaker 1: I want some more work. Go ahead.
Speaker 2: You have to be good at something. You come from
Speaker 2: an era where you had to have some type of
Speaker 2: skill set. Correct, there's no skill set that have to
Speaker 2: be had, no more. But in going back to what
Speaker 2: you said, you protect those two. You said, Jesse Alaris,
Speaker 2: I remember years ago she's slid in my DM. I
Speaker 2: could tell it was somebody that was interested in community.
Speaker 2: This was the time when she probably had ten thousand followers.
Speaker 4: Right, you're from the same area.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And she was like, yo, old you, blah blah,
Speaker 1: what do I need to do? And the only thing
Speaker 1: I said was get on stage. I said, get on
Speaker 1: the mic, and everything you need to learn about this
Speaker 1: business you're gonna learn from Mike. There's no shortcuts, you know.
Speaker 1: But I respect your career because she put the work.
Speaker 1: No matter what you want to say, she put the work.
Speaker 1: You can be good at something, but if you don't
Speaker 1: have to work ethics you're gonna be dead.
Speaker 11: But it's like what you said, You know, you have
Speaker 11: to be happy being broke right. And the reason I
Speaker 11: say that is is I started as a DJ right.
Speaker 11: It didn't matter if I was getting two hundred dollars
Speaker 11: a party, one hundred dollars a party. I enjoyed it
Speaker 11: like I was in my basement practicing. Same thing with
Speaker 11: you as comedy, same thing with Charlamagne, with radio. It
Speaker 11: didn't matter. Now it's great to make money off of
Speaker 11: the things you love to do. A lot of these
Speaker 11: kids now do it for the likes. They go for
Speaker 11: the clout, do it for this, which a lot of
Speaker 11: times is not longevity.
Speaker 1: And then you say something to them. The first they
Speaker 1: do is like you're over head. But no, I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that. I am from the old school and I'm
Speaker 1: from place where you have to be good. I'm from
Speaker 1: a place where you had to have a skill set,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. I had not an argument
Speaker 1: of conversation with a young lady like three or four
Speaker 1: years ago. She said, I do comedy. I'm a comedian,
Speaker 1: and I was like, let me see some of your stuff.
Speaker 1: She put the funnel. She was like, oh, I got
Speaker 1: this clip. I was like, that's not a comedian. She said, yes,
Speaker 1: it is. I said, that's not a comedian. But she
Speaker 1: broke it down. She showed me the definition comedian is
Speaker 1: someone that entertains an audience through humor. So her definition
Speaker 1: is true to her, it's not true to me. Stand up.
Speaker 1: See when I was coming up, there was you didn't
Speaker 1: have to separate them. You didn't have to separate stand
Speaker 1: up comedian, comedian. The manute you heard the word comedian.
Speaker 1: You was thought to be a stand up coming.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you a question outside of Dave. Is
Speaker 4: there any comedian that you hate going behind.
Speaker 1: I don't want to say hey, because I've always feel
Speaker 1: like the challenge is that to when people that I
Speaker 1: can't go behind for different reasons, I have a different
Speaker 1: type of energy. I will say, it's crazy you asked
Speaker 1: me that question, because it happened to me the other
Speaker 1: day and I haven't felt this pressure in a while.
Speaker 1: I was doing Royal Show, Mixtape show, shout out to Royal,
Speaker 1: and I was looking at the lineup and George Wallace
Speaker 1: O O g oh, it was blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: George Wallace down there and I'm like this, I'm so
Speaker 1: caught up and watching an icon like a legend. He
Speaker 1: don't get his props came up with a sign like
Speaker 1: George w has been a beast for years, one of
Speaker 1: the only black guys that held it a Las Vegas
Speaker 1: residency as long as he did, maybe like fifteen twenty years.
Speaker 1: But he's a beast any thing about it. At his
Speaker 1: age forty years, you can still tell he still loves it.
Speaker 1: He was on stage ripping, standing out and I'm like,
Speaker 1: ooh you next still went up there and did my
Speaker 1: thing switch the energy up. But nah, I don't ever
Speaker 1: be afraid to go behind him. But there are comments
Speaker 1: I saw I worked with Tony Roberts recently and I said, Tony, damn,
Speaker 1: I forgot how it feel to come behind somebody. They
Speaker 1: just ate the room up. There's people I did with
Speaker 1: Bell Crawford is another one. There are people that rip
Speaker 1: the rooms. But I think after a while you get
Speaker 1: a certain amount of experience, you know how to either
Speaker 1: ride the energy or switch it. And I really believe,
Speaker 1: pound for pound I can go with anybody in the country.
Speaker 4: Let me say this.
Speaker 2: Donella is one of the funniest stand up comics in
Speaker 2: the world. Yes, I gotta say that or not. He'll
Speaker 2: be sensitive and say I never say anything good about him.
Speaker 2: You know I say this all the time, even when
Speaker 2: he's not around.
Speaker 4: No, you don't.
Speaker 2: That's a lie.
Speaker 4: You don't.
Speaker 1: I mean we just got to this point because of
Speaker 1: a lot of therapy.
Speaker 4: That's not true. I say it all the time. No,
Speaker 4: I've receid you one the nicest and I They got
Speaker 4: a comedians.
Speaker 11: I think you and component of the two comedians I
Speaker 11: seen the most, like I must have seen you about
Speaker 11: fifteen fifteen times.
Speaker 1: And then you see me like this what I tell people.
Speaker 1: You see me now working arenas, not because I'm signing
Speaker 1: arena because I'm with people. You see many these high
Speaker 1: profile shows. But you see me from like the Nakisaki days,
Speaker 1: the Manhattan properties, when it was really.
Speaker 4: Caroline Comedy Club. You talking about the hole in the wall,
Speaker 4: get you there.
Speaker 1: We talk about I'm talking about shooting outside. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about you know, pistols. We was trying to at Caroline's.
Speaker 1: It was a chipping circuit. We were trying to go
Speaker 1: from that to Caroline. That was the rite of passadors.
Speaker 1: Caroline's Comedy Seller like it was a lot of us.
Speaker 1: We did Knaki Tacki's and then one thing I say
Speaker 1: about black comedy, when we weren't accepted in different places,
Speaker 1: we create our own opportunity. Peppermint Lounge perfect example. You
Speaker 1: know about the Peppermint Lounge.
Speaker 2: Yes, and everybody in at breakfast thing, but it was
Speaker 2: called the pep miint Low.
Speaker 1: Yeah it was. That was COVID in there before we
Speaker 1: even had a title for it. That's crazy, I'm sure,
Speaker 1: But Pepperin Lounge was. It was a workout ground. If
Speaker 1: you did Peppermint Lounge and you ripped Pepperin Lounge, that
Speaker 1: was the approval. Or let them know that you would
Speaker 1: do as good as stepth down. Bob, Yeah, Bob.
Speaker 4: Something, it's my guy.
Speaker 1: And when I did it, when I did an audition
Speaker 1: for Peppermint Lounge, Royo Watkins was hosted. You get like
Speaker 1: seven minutes and I was a young comic. I was
Speaker 1: only doing comedy for six months when I got the audition.
Speaker 1: I was on stage, had seven minutes. I did five
Speaker 1: and I'm ripping and Royo comes to size stage. He said,
Speaker 1: Bob loves you. You got the show. I immediately said
Speaker 1: thank you, good night because if would have took a
Speaker 1: chance another two minutes and got booed or something, it
Speaker 1: would have been taking right from done. Yep.
Speaker 2: I was going to ask you.
Speaker 11: You know, recently people were mad at Steve Harvey for
Speaker 11: tweeting what Santam comedian?
Speaker 4: Do you think it's not funny? Mail said?
Speaker 11: It feels like, first maybe he didn't post it was
Speaker 11: one of his handler, and two it's pitting against other
Speaker 11: than of commedy.
Speaker 2: Do you think that he was wrong for tweeting that
Speaker 2: because it's Steve Harvey?
Speaker 1: No, Steve, but no. Because Steve Harvey, as successful as
Speaker 1: he is, he built his career off a stand up
Speaker 1: So I still believe that he really is passionate about it.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he'll ever do it again because
Speaker 1: it's so hard for him, the level and the way
Speaker 1: people see him. They see him as a straight family
Speaker 1: man like Pg. Thirteen. But Steve Harvey didn't start off
Speaker 1: like that, so I think he wouldn't be able to
Speaker 1: have the voice he wanted and maintained the deals for
Speaker 1: your money that he has.
Speaker 4: That's real, all right? We got more with Donnelle Rawlins
Speaker 4: when we come back.
Speaker 11: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, wanting everybody to see
Speaker 11: j N V. Charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: We're still kicking him with comedian Donnelle Rawlins Charlamagne.
Speaker 2: Now, listen, we had Joe Coy up here right and
Speaker 2: he said that he moved his baby mama in the
Speaker 2: house directly across the street from him. So you want
Speaker 2: to be a great co parent, You're you're a great parent.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 2: I watch your hashtag all the time parents parents.
Speaker 1: But I never said who the narcisses was.
Speaker 2: I never can tell.
Speaker 1: You know, it's two sides. It's the herd side of
Speaker 1: my side. Okay, okay some people. No, I'm gona tell you.
Speaker 1: And I talked about that. I'm a routine one of
Speaker 1: the toughest things to do. Fortunately, you lucky that you
Speaker 1: never have to do that. But the reason why I
Speaker 1: say it's tough because you have this kid that you're raising,
Speaker 1: and then you still have an emotional connection to that person,
Speaker 1: which sometimes hinders the relationship with your kid.
Speaker 2: Still do I still love it?
Speaker 1: No, I will always love her because when I look
Speaker 1: at it, she gave me the best thing in my life.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying now? Rekindling getting back together.
Speaker 1: That's nonexistent.
Speaker 4: So would you do that?
Speaker 2: Was the question?
Speaker 4: Would you buy your ex a house across right next
Speaker 4: to you, right by the river?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I would, but it all depends on I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you somebody that an example of I think this
Speaker 1: might be too happy co parent. Way ain't Brady, wayin't Brady.
Speaker 4: He's a y'all. Now, Wayne Brady just came out and said.
Speaker 2: He's playing.
Speaker 1: When I paying. I feel like that's a person like
Speaker 1: gonna have fun at any party. Okay, okay, we're going there.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's really y'all's dem Days party over here.
Speaker 4: A pronoun can.
Speaker 1: Get before Wayne Bray is a good guy.
Speaker 2: No, I'm just saying, but man, any pronoun can get
Speaker 2: a T shirt is funny. You should sell you get
Speaker 2: any pronoun is Wayne Brady gonna have to get it
Speaker 2: with it.
Speaker 4: But I'm looking at him.
Speaker 1: I used to think that was weird. His ex wife
Speaker 1: and his ex wife, either new husband or boyfriend, they
Speaker 1: all coexisted together like that should be all right. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but that's weird because most people when it's not together.
Speaker 1: If you say her anthem and you definitely don't want
Speaker 1: to broad to get happy before you.
Speaker 2: That the man you stupid.
Speaker 4: You do a break up and you find out she
Speaker 4: got happy for you.
Speaker 1: Come on a breakout and your wife is out there
Speaker 1: living her best life side you gottat happiness.
Speaker 4: You want to like this. Brady was living in house
Speaker 4: right during COVID. He stayed with them during COVID.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but my point is like I was like this,
Speaker 1: what type of relationship is this? Where they all was good?
Speaker 1: You know, that's extreme coparantive, but there are examples of
Speaker 1: people that make it work, you know. But the key
Speaker 1: to keep the copparani or the breakup is when, like
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, the other.
Speaker 4: Person about to cry again. Man, no, no, no, he's
Speaker 4: really touching you.
Speaker 1: And when they start dating, when they start finding their happiness,
Speaker 1: then they don't have time with you. And when two
Speaker 1: people break up whatever, one person is out there still
Speaker 1: like you know, like trying to find himself and how
Speaker 1: the person is happy. That creates a lot of drama
Speaker 1: and it makes that person want to go ru your order.
Speaker 1: It's people out there, it's guys out there that that
Speaker 1: thing is. I'm gonna take her. I'm like, you know what,
Speaker 1: this is gonna be very hard to say. But if
Speaker 1: you want to take her, take oh don't just take THEO.
Speaker 4: Take all the responsibility, take her, take the.
Speaker 1: Mortgage, take all that and take them. Just take them
Speaker 1: your family.
Speaker 4: Now anybody can take it.
Speaker 7: Take the whole, Check the whole queen, Take the whole queens.
Speaker 2: Don hell, stupid man, listen to Donnelle gonna be headlined
Speaker 2: in the twenty twenty three New York Comedy Festival on
Speaker 2: November ninety eleventh.
Speaker 4: Right, that's the hard Rock Hotel, Hi rockc Hotel.
Speaker 1: And then I'm gonna reshoot my special wife before you
Speaker 1: before that, can.
Speaker 4: We get take I didn't up before you tell us that?
Speaker 4: Can we give away a pair of tickets?
Speaker 2: That's what down here for. He's head and promote that
Speaker 2: and forus to give away a pair of ticket.
Speaker 4: But now I can give it.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm really here for. I want to
Speaker 1: say hello to you guys. And it's a good week.
Speaker 1: And the reason why because good friend days. Man, I'm
Speaker 1: not name dropping to day. It's his birthday turns fifty
Speaker 1: or what you know, I'm the twenty fourth Tomorrow's birthday tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, so I really came up here. It's a
Speaker 1: happy Birthday of the day. Also, just say make sure
Speaker 1: you check out lou Neil's new Netflixnell Kilty.
Speaker 2: Somebody told me, they told me it's like from I
Speaker 2: heard it is really good.
Speaker 1: And the reason why I'm gonna tell you why, it's why,
Speaker 1: And I don't have a problem promote my friends shot
Speaker 1: to earthquake. You did this and lou Nell Tony Woods
Speaker 1: is on deck this. Dave decided he wanted to do
Speaker 1: a series called a Home Team, and these were comedians
Speaker 1: that have been doing it for at least thirty years
Speaker 1: that have been passed up on that he felt needed
Speaker 1: opportunity right in the case. It was me, they it
Speaker 1: was me, Tony Wills, lou Neell.
Speaker 2: Earthquake, an earthquake. I saw y'all earlier this year. You, Dave,
Speaker 2: and Chris and Noel Charleston. You called a body then
Speaker 2: always you ain't gonna do what you did. You ain't
Speaker 2: gonna do that though one of them, one of who, no,
Speaker 2: I guarantee you.
Speaker 4: I don't believe you.
Speaker 2: I don't guarantee you don't believe you. And everybody had
Speaker 2: their phone, they might cut it. You did that and
Speaker 2: everybody had their phone.
Speaker 4: You ain't gonna do that over.
Speaker 7: They might cut it, d y'all, I says, might cut it,
Speaker 7: but that's gonna go.
Speaker 1: But I think what you sometimes you don't be trying
Speaker 1: to tell you something. You don't actually see what they're
Speaker 1: trying to say, because it's too hard for you to
Speaker 1: take the truth. It's too hard for you to deal with.
Speaker 1: Somebody tell you and I say, it's something you told me.
Speaker 1: You don't remember this story and it's been part of
Speaker 1: my life for a long time. I tell other people
Speaker 1: I did a music video or something and this was
Speaker 1: me and you coming off a gey code and I
Speaker 1: was like, I deal with everybody?
Speaker 4: Do yo?
Speaker 1: Could you post this for me?
Speaker 4: I hate it?
Speaker 1: Twice? Could you post this for me? No post? And
Speaker 1: I'm like, this is my man, Could you post it
Speaker 1: for me?
Speaker 4: No posts?
Speaker 1: Finally said, Donelle, build your own arc and they will come.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you remember you telling me that.
Speaker 4: You told me that. That's why you that's why you
Speaker 4: whole the whole mental therapy, the mental health health started
Speaker 4: because I used to say that a lot. To build
Speaker 4: your own arc.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna tell you what it made me so mad.
Speaker 1: I said, Oh, I'm gonna build my own art.
Speaker 2: But still I like you still posted it and I
Speaker 2: was terrorized me on social media ever since.
Speaker 4: Over the arc.
Speaker 14: You know, what are you know?
Speaker 11: But let me ask you a question. Right, so I
Speaker 11: come to support you. You played with me when I
Speaker 11: come to your show? Why do you never played with
Speaker 11: him when he comes to your shows?
Speaker 4: I don't play one come out.
Speaker 2: Anymore and he playing with me?
Speaker 23: First of all, he don't come to my shows alive
Speaker 23: anything like that first one coming show And when it
Speaker 23: tells to come down to tendents on common show, I
Speaker 23: respect you because I will say you always pull up
Speaker 23: every time I did Caroline, your show was Sunday.
Speaker 1: And the fact used to come to your wife whatever like.
Speaker 2: You, and I can't when my wife two of your
Speaker 2: Caroline shows. When this was years ago, this was one
Speaker 2: time I came in twenty told you then that's different.
Speaker 4: What you mean?
Speaker 2: You was on stage talking about how we're gonna get
Speaker 2: fired and you got no from Breakfast Club, and you
Speaker 2: made a whole joke talk about one day you walk
Speaker 2: in the radio station, you'd be like showing.
Speaker 4: Me to God DJ Amy Angela and then one day
Speaker 4: you hear DJA, it's a morning show with it. We
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 1: Wait till tomorrow if you know about that life.
Speaker 4: Yep. But eight hundred five and eight five five we're
Speaker 4: giving away a pair of tickets now New York.
Speaker 1: Com I know I'm up here too early again. Came
Speaker 1: up here to wish slave with some of you guys.
Speaker 1: Wish my brother. They spelled happy fiftieth birthday shot. The
Speaker 1: Ricky Hughes got some big plans for her coming up.
Speaker 1: She's one of the best to do it, you know.
Speaker 1: And this is why I feel my career right now.
Speaker 1: I've been doing it for thirty years, but for some reason,
Speaker 1: now it feels like something magical is happening. And that's
Speaker 1: because up a lot of things the team. You know,
Speaker 1: you do this for a long time, but this person
Speaker 1: is in the right position. But now it feel like
Speaker 1: I'm surrounded by the right people and it's about to
Speaker 1: go out of the atmosphere.
Speaker 4: And you're getting older and you're getting wiser.
Speaker 2: That's what people don't understand about comedians radio personalities. Whoever,
Speaker 2: if you truly do I got to go.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I got another interview made all right.
Speaker 2: Look, you know what I'm trying to give you some product.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, I'll get your ass out.
Speaker 2: You couldn't wait to do that.
Speaker 15: You do that?
Speaker 4: That was down there, And gentlemen, Bill burg ain't calling you.
Speaker 4: Jesus Christ's down there. Rollers is the breakfast logan boarding.
Speaker 16: The breakfast club. Your morning's will never be the same.
Speaker 4: Make sure the watch out of Florida man.
Speaker 2: The craziest people in America come from the bronx in
Speaker 2: all of Florida. Yes, say you are a donkey.
Speaker 19: It's a Florida man attacked an ATM for a very
Speaker 19: strange reason.
Speaker 4: It gave him too much money.
Speaker 19: Florida man is arrested after definitely say he rigged the
Speaker 19: Glordia his home in an attempt to electric hid his
Speaker 19: president lights.
Speaker 18: Polease arrested in Orlando.
Speaker 1: Man we're talking of from Nada the breakfast club bench
Speaker 1: donkey of the day with Charalam heyne to God.
Speaker 4: I don't know why y'all keep letting him get y'all elected.
Speaker 2: Well do all this your own people, Okay, donkey today
Speaker 2: for Wednesday, August thirtieth.
Speaker 4: Goes to Renee don Skogland.
Speaker 2: I know I pronounced her last name wrong, Okay, but
Speaker 2: Renee is from Florida ladies and gettlemen. And what does
Speaker 2: your uncle Shalla always say about the great state of Florida.
Speaker 2: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and
Speaker 2: all of Florida, and today is no exception. Okay, Renee
Speaker 2: is thirty years old and she will spend two years
Speaker 2: under community control which is a form of house arrest,
Speaker 2: eight years on probation, and will have to pay a
Speaker 2: fine of more than seventeen grand And personally, I don't
Speaker 2: think that is enough. In fact, I think she should
Speaker 2: get actual prison time. Why uncle Shawla, why are you
Speaker 2: wishing prison time on this woman? Well, let's go Fox
Speaker 2: thirteen Tampa before the report.
Speaker 19: Please, South Dakota resident Rede Skogland is far from home
Speaker 19: an in legal hot water that even surprised the judge.
Speaker 17: This is really unbelievable.
Speaker 19: Skogland's trail of lies started was she decided to come
Speaker 19: to Tampa Bay and cheat on her husband.
Speaker 23: That she felt guilty about this due to her marital status,
Speaker 23: and she wanted to get checked for a sexual transmitted diseases.
Speaker 19: But she wanted to get tested for free, so she
Speaker 19: decided to call nine one one. Cogland made up a
Speaker 19: story about having car trouble and pulling over on the
Speaker 19: side of the road.
Speaker 1: Owed an unknown milk approached her.
Speaker 19: Because her face was covered, she couldn't describe her attacker.
Speaker 19: When police checked her cell phone and found this Walmart
Speaker 19: surveillance video of Skogland buying the rope herself, she confessed
Speaker 19: to making the whole thing up. She was charged with
Speaker 19: making a false police report and decided to take a
Speaker 19: plea deal.
Speaker 2: She not even from Florida. She from South Dakota, came
Speaker 2: to Florida and became a Florida fool. Because it's in
Speaker 2: the water, all right. This woman made up a false
Speaker 2: rape report in Florida to get a free STD test.
Speaker 2: Let's just sit here for a second and take that in.
Speaker 2: You like my Paula Santo, Just think about that. Renee
Speaker 2: made up a false rape report in Florida to get
Speaker 2: a free STD test. Believe all women? Huh define all? Okay,
Speaker 2: that's what we should have asked when that foolish ass
Speaker 2: slogan became part of all lexicon. What do you mean
Speaker 2: by all? Because women like Rene can't possibly be under
Speaker 2: the umbrella of all correct. I have so many questions
Speaker 2: why didn't you just go to the clinic?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 2: I did some research, and by research I mean Google,
Speaker 2: and all I did was type in free STD testing
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Speaker 2: Why didn't you just go to a free clinic?
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 2: Renee at the time was married and she lied about
Speaker 2: this sexual assault in attempt to get a free STD
Speaker 2: test after she had a one night stand in Tampa,
Speaker 2: so she cheated on her husband felt guilty about it,
Speaker 2: so she decided to go get checked out for an
Speaker 2: STD and instead of just going to a doctor or clinic,
Speaker 2: she decided to lie about being a rape so she
Speaker 2: could get a free STD test. Forrenee, what was your plan? B. Okay,
Speaker 2: if that was planing A, what was planned B? This
Speaker 2: couldn't have been the only plan. Not to mention, you
Speaker 2: lied about a rape claim so you could get a
Speaker 2: free SDD test. So clearly you hard on money, but
Speaker 2: you had money to buy rope. We looked it up,
Speaker 2: the hollow braid rope that she bought. If twenty two
Speaker 2: dollars okay? How much is an STD test in Florida?
Speaker 2: According to Google, the cost of it. STD tests will
Speaker 2: vary by location and test type. Some clinics, usually community
Speaker 2: or nonprofit clinics, off for free or low old cost
Speaker 2: testing labs, clinics and at home testing companies may accept
Speaker 2: insurance to cover a lower your cost of testing, and
Speaker 2: live testing fees range from eight dollars to one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty dollars. You had money for an STD test? Okay?
Speaker 2: I saw other sources say that the STD test in
Speaker 2: Florida it's fifty five dollars to test cover syphilis and
Speaker 2: HIV comidia gnarrhea. Herpe'es test forty five dollars. All I'm
Speaker 2: saying is, if you had money for rope, you could
Speaker 2: have gotten some money for STD test. Hell, you had
Speaker 2: money to travel from South Dakota to Temple to creep
Speaker 2: in the first place. Okay, Renee, what about condoms, which
Speaker 2: you too can get free from the clinic?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Two words for you, Renee, planned parenthood. They can help
Speaker 2: you get condoms and other birth control methods for free.
Speaker 2: If that ware inflation is taking us now where people
Speaker 2: can't even afford to cheat, what happened to the good
Speaker 2: old days? When you know you got an STD and
Speaker 2: blamed it on your significant other. We used to be
Speaker 2: a country. We are getting away from traditional values. Not
Speaker 2: to mention you, nasty Renee. Not only are you a
Speaker 2: despicable human who would lie about being raped, you slept
Speaker 2: with your little side piece unprotected. Bad back shimmy, shimmy,
Speaker 2: y'ah shimmy, yeah, shimmy yan. You fought bad knuckle in
Speaker 2: the club and thought you lost. That's why you went
Speaker 2: to go get in that detest. Okay, lock this woman up,
Speaker 2: all right, put her under the jail. There's too many
Speaker 2: women out here who are real victims, who actually are
Speaker 2: dealing with the real trauma of being sexually assaulted, and
Speaker 2: you out here lying simply because you cheated on your
Speaker 2: husband and did the raw dog Roulet with another man.
Speaker 2: Huh please give her anee don stog Lawn the biggest
Speaker 2: he hull.
Speaker 4: What a world we live in?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 4: Mm mmmm wild. You want to play a game I do?
Speaker 2: All right, let's play a game of guess what.
Speaker 15: Racier don Skoglawn from South Dakota traveled all the way
Speaker 15: to Tamble, Florida so she could do the raw dog
Speaker 15: rou let with a side piece.
Speaker 2: Thought she caught an STD, so she lied about being
Speaker 2: raped so she could get a free FTD tesk mona.
Speaker 1: Guess what right she is?
Speaker 17: She is a Caucasian from the Colfiest Mountain.
Speaker 2: One of your coop's finest creations. Mom says, Jesus okay,
Speaker 2: dj N white, well, don't call me white girl. And
Speaker 2: dj N B yes, sir, you're both correct. Renee, she
Speaker 2: got made by yall cool on her ass?
Speaker 4: She Jesus right.
Speaker 17: What did I win?
Speaker 4: Nothing? Nothing? Nothing? What gave it away?
Speaker 2: What gave it away?
Speaker 17: The last name in the crime? Yeah, all right, in
Speaker 17: the claim of rape, it was a good one.
Speaker 2: Did she said?
Speaker 12: What did?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 4: Did she say?
Speaker 17: This sailing look like? But she said she couldn't see him.
Speaker 4: Her face was good. Two questions did she have an
Speaker 4: STD I have no idea second question, you said, shimmy
Speaker 4: shimy yoshimi. What did you say, shimmy shity yoash me?
Speaker 11: Yeah, shy ye shimmy yam shimi A shommy shimy yashi
Speaker 11: me yam shimi A give me Maybe I like you?
Speaker 4: Oh maybe I like your ang.
Speaker 2: Okay, tell Gia, I don't know why you're looking at
Speaker 2: My mind is telling me that you know what? All right,
Speaker 2: everybody had the hell out of don't call me what
Speaker 2: he gave you? A crazy side? She was like, what
Speaker 2: is happening?
Speaker 11: Let's open up the phone lines eight hundred and five
Speaker 11: eight five, one oh five one coming out of Charlemagne's donkey.
Speaker 4: What's the worst or dumbest lie? You told to not
Speaker 4: get caught cheating?
Speaker 2: Whoa wow? What the hell are you doing this morning?
Speaker 14: What?
Speaker 4: Damn?
Speaker 17: It's crazy?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, sure, I you look guilty.
Speaker 17: I may have or may have not pretended to go
Speaker 17: to county jail.
Speaker 11: We're gonna talk about it when we come back, all right.
Speaker 11: Eight hundred eight five one five one.
Speaker 2: Maybe sure you want to confess this on air? Does
Speaker 2: this person know about it?
Speaker 15: Now?
Speaker 16: Oh boy?
Speaker 4: All right, we'll get into it when we come back.
Speaker 11: It's the Breakfast Club morning, everybody.
Speaker 4: It's DJ NV Charlemagne to God, we are the Breakfast
Speaker 4: Club now if you're just joining us. Charlemagne gave donkey
Speaker 4: today to who Renee don Scolone.
Speaker 2: I think I know I'm pronouncing her last name right.
Speaker 2: But basically what this woman did was she lied about
Speaker 2: being raped so she could get a free STD test
Speaker 2: simple as that made up a false frave report claim
Speaker 2: in Florida so she can get a free STD test
Speaker 2: because she cheated on her husband.
Speaker 11: All right, so we're asking eight hundred five A five,
Speaker 11: one oh five one, what's the dumbest or worst lie
Speaker 11: you told to not get caught cheating. Now we have
Speaker 11: our guest co host. Don't call me white girl. Now
Speaker 11: you said that one day. One time you said you
Speaker 11: got locked up a.
Speaker 20: Mayor may have not pretended to be stuck in jail.
Speaker 20: Who's gonna get locked up on Friday? You're stuck to money?
Speaker 20: And you know, cheating the hardest part is because it's
Speaker 20: like fun, but it's a little second good when you're
Speaker 20: actually doing it.
Speaker 17: But that ride home, what every song make you think
Speaker 17: of it? And he called and That's why a lot.
Speaker 20: Of people start arguments with their neignificant other because you're
Speaker 20: just so guilty.
Speaker 17: I can filled with guilt.
Speaker 20: So it made it so good because I had the
Speaker 20: whole weekend and like allegedly cheat and then figure out
Speaker 20: a story.
Speaker 2: And but he was ignoring your phone that.
Speaker 17: I'm locked up Charlamagne.
Speaker 2: Oh so you turned your phone off in prison?
Speaker 17: I did the three way.
Speaker 4: Yo.
Speaker 17: Hey, look they're gonna let me on Monday. I love you, baby, keep.
Speaker 4: That because get the first thing. So she said, my friend,
Speaker 4: get on the phone.
Speaker 17: We pretend. Oh my god, this is morning. She booked.
Speaker 17: What I gotta do to get you out?
Speaker 4: Very It's good.
Speaker 17: I'm good. They're gonna let me on Monday. Court is
Speaker 17: in the morning Monday. I should be able to get out.
Speaker 17: He even got picked up from the jail.
Speaker 4: Meanwhile, you're so you actually drove to the jail so
Speaker 4: he could pick you up.
Speaker 17: I got dropped off at the jail to get picked
Speaker 17: up at the jail.
Speaker 4: Who dropped you off?
Speaker 20: You gotta commit to this first of all women, we
Speaker 20: have a tight circle. Like I could call my friend
Speaker 20: right now and say, girl, it's my first year because
Speaker 20: I left it last night.
Speaker 17: I ain't seen this in years. She's gonna be like, yeah, girl,
Speaker 17: you first right here, the purple one.
Speaker 2: You lied to that man told me what did you talking?
Speaker 2: The charge was allegedly, what are you talking?
Speaker 17: The charge was shoplifting, believable.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, you somewhere leg up went on on neck one
Speaker 2: on them.
Speaker 4: On front front of line.
Speaker 17: I didn't even have a front on front of was off.
Speaker 20: And it was great because I I had time to
Speaker 20: like really be able to, you know, get myself together
Speaker 20: because you know, cheating, you can't come home something like soap.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: You lift that one?
Speaker 17: True, that's so cute, But women cheat a lot. And
Speaker 17: it was good for me because I was able, like
Speaker 17: I had that whole sunday that hell, you know.
Speaker 6: What I mean?
Speaker 2: It was just good.
Speaker 17: They ain't nothing like laying up with your side.
Speaker 2: I am deeply.
Speaker 17: Back in the day I cheated a Black men.
Speaker 2: Don't cheat black men.
Speaker 4: Do you hear what's going on out here?
Speaker 22: This is hurting me.
Speaker 4: Black men out here just being the best possible versions
Speaker 4: of ourselves.
Speaker 17: She's so good at you, and like she's doing it
Speaker 17: to your mechanics.
Speaker 2: Damn Jesus Christ. I killed both of y'all.
Speaker 11: So, okay, hey, good morning, good morning, to tell us
Speaker 11: the craziest lie you told your significant other so you
Speaker 11: didn't get caught cheating.
Speaker 21: Okay, So the wildest lie that I've ever told was
Speaker 21: that I was gonna take the kids trick or treating
Speaker 21: because I'm a Christian and I still believe in holidays,
Speaker 21: and he's a child a witness. So I told the kid.
Speaker 21: I told him I was gonna go out and trick
Speaker 21: or treat, and I actually just went out and got
Speaker 21: me to treat.
Speaker 14: Myself with him.
Speaker 7: The kids.
Speaker 2: Treating.
Speaker 6: No, So the kids were my.
Speaker 21: Sister and her four kids. But for me, I got
Speaker 21: the holiday out.
Speaker 17: The kids could tell that.
Speaker 4: The definitely could tell mom. We didn't see mom all night.
Speaker 17: That's a bad one. Tight.
Speaker 2: Now, I don't like how I don't like how you
Speaker 2: happy about this, You proud of this.
Speaker 21: I was only happy.
Speaker 4: Everything You were costume?
Speaker 2: Didn't you? You were costume?
Speaker 4: What were you? I did?
Speaker 21: I was an angel?
Speaker 2: You should have been you should have been a little
Speaker 2: red riding ho that's what you should have been.
Speaker 4: Year my god, oh my god, did you hear that? Evil?
Speaker 2: Do that?
Speaker 20: This ship that was weak harder girl, do better, Jesus,
Speaker 20: too many, too many loosers, them children gonna give it
Speaker 20: up every time.
Speaker 4: Trust me, Hello, lose this.
Speaker 9: Jo Joe.
Speaker 4: What's the what's the craziest lie you told? So he
Speaker 4: didn't get caught cheating?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 24: So first let me preface this by saying I was
Speaker 24: a younger man, and black men don't cheat.
Speaker 2: You you were a younger boys. Black boys cheap, black
Speaker 2: men don't cheat.
Speaker 11: And when you're about to tell it, don't be like okay,
Speaker 11: envy like I was in on it, don't don't know me,
Speaker 11: don't even mention on.
Speaker 24: So uh so I thought I was going to church,
Speaker 24: the revival for y'all be using God.
Speaker 9: But but yeah, but yeah, I did say that.
Speaker 24: And you know, she was angry at first, like trying
Speaker 24: to figure out. But then when I said that, it
Speaker 24: kind of like cool things off. But I ain't gonna
Speaker 24: lie like usually you know, you're supposed to take stuf.
Speaker 4: To the grave.
Speaker 9: But I just had to let that one out.
Speaker 24: I had to tell it, like, Yo, this is what
Speaker 24: it is, This is what happens that two stop.
Speaker 17: Past the church don't work?
Speaker 2: Now, you know what the thing about men that I
Speaker 2: realized men have no problem coming clean because we like
Speaker 2: to have good karma. You know what I'm saying. See,
Speaker 2: women will will take that log with the liar system.
Speaker 2: But that's why y'all be getting infections. Infections is bad, Calma.
Speaker 2: If y'all would tell the truth and come clean.
Speaker 20: Clean, we're better liars. We're more diabolical. That's why we
Speaker 20: don't tell the truth because we don't have to that
Speaker 20: you fall for it, and.
Speaker 2: That's why y'all keep getting discharged. To call the discharge
Speaker 2: women whenever you lying and you're keeping that secret in.
Speaker 17: But the penies are too small. You can change her.
Speaker 2: It could be that too, But it's all of that
Speaker 2: that BSU full of that gotta leak out. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. If you just tell the truth and
Speaker 2: come clean, you know you won't have no more east infections.
Speaker 2: That's in the Bible eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 2: oh five.
Speaker 11: When we're asking what's the craziest lie you told not
Speaker 11: to get caught cheating, it's the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: The morning morning everybody is tea and charlomage the guy.
Speaker 4: We have the breakfast cloud.
Speaker 11: Now, if you just heard that, voices don't call me
Speaker 11: white girl. She's our special guest co host. And Charlomagne
Speaker 11: just said that she got a yeast infections.
Speaker 2: I said that that's science that men, when we cheat,
Speaker 2: our conscience eats us up so bad that we come
Speaker 2: clean and that's why our comma stay is clean. But
Speaker 2: I said, women take it to the grave, and that's
Speaker 2: why they have yeast infections discharges and vaginal discharge because
Speaker 2: that's all that bands that y'all holding on inside of you,
Speaker 2: that y'all should just come clean about, and you wouldn't
Speaker 2: have east infections in discharge no more. That's science, y'all.
Speaker 4: Well, let's top. It comes from Charlamage donkey today.
Speaker 2: This lady, this lady named Renee don Skoglawn, I think
Speaker 2: I said her name. If not, she cheated on her
Speaker 2: husband and then lied about being raped just so she
Speaker 2: could get a free STD test.
Speaker 17: That is wild.
Speaker 11: So we're asking eight hundred five eight five one O
Speaker 11: five one, what's the craziest lie you told to get
Speaker 11: up to get out of cheating?
Speaker 4: And we have Julian on the line. Yes, sir, Julian,
Speaker 4: what's the craziest lie you told? So?
Speaker 9: I thought I told her girl I was going back
Speaker 9: home one weekend thanks to my mom's house. I had
Speaker 9: a funeral the next day. I thought. I told her
Speaker 9: one of my aunties had passed away.
Speaker 4: I ain't come on, man, he said it was a
Speaker 4: fake auntie though right week.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I made a fake name. I want my auntie.
Speaker 2: We'll see. Okay, Why do you think that's weak? Moment?
Speaker 17: Again? Too many loss you know, women were newsy? What's
Speaker 17: the obituary? What she had on? How was the service?
Speaker 18: Who preach?
Speaker 17: You can't keep up with all that?
Speaker 2: Brother, you ain't bring back a little flyerly.
Speaker 4: Like it's a party, you go back and flyer.
Speaker 20: But yeah, even if even if randomly at a family event,
Speaker 20: she looked good for it because it's always up on
Speaker 20: the you know, on the atag, on the fireplace and
Speaker 20: too many loose sonds.
Speaker 1: Brother, what kind of.
Speaker 2: Food they served it?
Speaker 4: The reclass?
Speaker 11: You know, hello, who's this d good morning? What's the
Speaker 11: craziest lie you told? So you to get caught cheated?
Speaker 13: So I told my baby dad that I was going
Speaker 13: to learn how to work the stock market, and that
Speaker 13: I was being taught how to you know, properly purchase
Speaker 13: shares and all that and uh, I didn't get caught,
Speaker 13: But if he was smart, he would have known when
Speaker 13: I came home that I I ain't come back knowing
Speaker 13: more than I left.
Speaker 17: Like a one on one training with somebody, that's what
Speaker 17: you told him, or like a class.
Speaker 13: It was like a one on one training.
Speaker 4: I'm sure you wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Learn the stocks you were learning, but you was up
Speaker 2: and down on that ded. That's what you was doing.
Speaker 4: Jesus.
Speaker 13: Then that was the first time I got lifted up
Speaker 13: in the air and things got crazy.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I went up like a rocket. Cock market was.
Speaker 4: Up that I don't like how y'all calling up here
Speaker 4: like this just regularly getting picked up? Worth it, girl, girl.
Speaker 20: The first time I got picked up, almost babe for
Speaker 20: life of George and stuff.
Speaker 4: That was like a moment.
Speaker 17: I still remember him.
Speaker 20: I still think, sorry for what first time being picked
Speaker 20: up crazy shout out to you know you are a boy,
Speaker 20: you know who you are.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 20: I don't know how many absence on bads he needed
Speaker 20: because I'm a big girl, but he did it, and I.
Speaker 17: Remember, I love you.
Speaker 2: One thing about Mona, she's a good person to do
Speaker 2: a crime with what you're the good person?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, ideas.
Speaker 17: I think fast on my feet and I don't.
Speaker 2: Tell the story. If you're gonna do a crime, dude,
Speaker 2: don't get me baby, all right.
Speaker 4: We got rumors on the way. She don't go anywhere
Speaker 4: a lot to discuff.
Speaker 2: I feel like cursing out my wife right now for
Speaker 2: no goddamn like that. You don't feel like hell because
Speaker 2: but god damn boy, y'all woman that make me its
Speaker 2: Women are rough with it for real, like it's normal day.
Speaker 2: You ain't even let the holes through yet he ain't
Speaker 2: get through that ain't that's all weak.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast club in the morning, the breakfast club morning, everybody.
Speaker 11: It's the j Envy Charlamagne, the guy we are the
Speaker 11: breakfast club. Now you've got a positive No, Charlemagne, I
Speaker 11: do have a positive note, man. The positive note is simple.
Speaker 11: Pay attention to your patterns.
Speaker 2: Okay, the way you learn to survive may not be
Speaker 2: the way you want to continue to live here and
Speaker 2: shift breakfast club.
Speaker 1: You don't finish for y'all done