Speaker 1: Radio show, the mainstream media outlet, Breakfast Club, break up
Speaker 1: you then we're coming here when this day, d J
Speaker 1: Envy and Charlamagne the God being here.
Speaker 2: Next to all of you guys, it's really.
Speaker 3: It's one of my favorite shows to do, just because
Speaker 3: you'll always keeping one.
Speaker 2: Honey, y'all keep it real.
Speaker 4: But what better place than than here. I think everybody
Speaker 4: should go in the Breakfast Club and start out.
Speaker 2: You want to shake up the record club, Breakfast Club,
Speaker 2: very very very very video.
Speaker 5: You don't want change in the entire scene culture.
Speaker 2: Way, y'all came along way. They might not watch the.
Speaker 6: News, but you know they're listening to the record.
Speaker 1: Prob Go, just DJ Envy, Just Hilarious, and Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 2: Y'all are like a mega club. That's how we got
Speaker 2: d R. Good Morning Usa.
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Speaker 2: Just hello, Good morning Charlamagne the Cap he instead of
Speaker 2: playing it is Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's Tuesday. Yes, it is the second day of
Speaker 4: the Just Hilarious era.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 5: Good morning Jess.
Speaker 6: How you feeling I'm feeling really good. I'm well rested.
Speaker 8: I got a lot of restless name, I want to
Speaker 8: sleep at like seven thirty. Wow, yeah, I had to you.
Speaker 8: So it's seven thirty in the evening at like three.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's good, that's good sweeping.
Speaker 8: I was able to do my own makeup because my
Speaker 8: makeup artist she went on vacation the second day of
Speaker 8: my job.
Speaker 6: I'm like, girl, what the hell?
Speaker 4: So I can't wait to see how long this last?
Speaker 2: Waking up by said six weeks. Four weeks weeks?
Speaker 8: Now make up good anyway too, So I think I'm good.
Speaker 8: I'm still flying. I just think I don't know hells,
Speaker 8: that's all but love. I got on the BLISSI crocks though,
Speaker 8: what's up cross?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna turn the these in a minute.
Speaker 2: I can never wear a slides I.
Speaker 4: Can't, so how's the adjustment is good?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's doing good.
Speaker 8: Yesterday I got someplace for my pant hoouse that I got,
Speaker 8: I got some for the furniture for my pet house,
Speaker 8: and just slowly but surely getting building all the rooms
Speaker 8: up and everything.
Speaker 2: I noticed that you can't do.
Speaker 8: You can't Russian like try to furnish a whole place
Speaker 8: because then new stuff come out and then you will
Speaker 8: be mad that you try to hurry up and rushing
Speaker 8: by furniture. So, oh my gosh, but I need somebody
Speaker 8: to hang TVs?
Speaker 2: To hang TVs?
Speaker 4: You want somebody to do that?
Speaker 2: You know, you know where my daughter goes. She goes.
Speaker 2: What's what's the app? There's an app where you can
Speaker 2: go and you type it in and they charge you
Speaker 2: like thirty dollars an hour and they'll hang whatever you
Speaker 2: need to hang.
Speaker 8: Because I was gonna ask Boosy can he go online
Speaker 8: and get somebody for me he needs like I need
Speaker 8: the three seventy five inch small TVs and three amounts
Speaker 8: and for somebody hanging out.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of migrants in the city that needs
Speaker 4: some work to don't what you mean.
Speaker 2: I'm serious, there's a lot of migrants in the city.
Speaker 3: There's an app that you can do. What's the name
Speaker 3: of that app is migrants dot Com.
Speaker 2: There's not.
Speaker 5: It's like helping someone tell us something.
Speaker 2: Well with the college students use to hang up stuff
Speaker 2: when they're in their dorms and stuff like that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I need that. Yeah, that's what I mean. All right, Well,
Speaker 2: this morning, Kenya more will be joining us, you know,
Speaker 2: from Housewives, and she's in this new uh what is
Speaker 2: it A I was.
Speaker 4: Gonna say life, Lifetime, Lifeline.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say Lifeline, Lifetime abducted off the street,
Speaker 3: the Carlicia Gather story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the story. Yes, it comes on Saturday, February tenth
Speaker 2: and eight seventh Central, So we're gonna be chopping it
Speaker 2: up with her about that. And then when we come back,
Speaker 2: we got front page news, Testling, figure O will be here,
Speaker 2: so don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 2: It's DJ n VJ Hilarious, Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 5: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you one thing.
Speaker 3: It's a new year, new a new a lot of people,
Speaker 3: but it will never be new year, new playlist.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 3: We've been starting off with this same song year and
Speaker 3: Snooze for at least so yeah.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm not tired of it, y'all tired of it.
Speaker 4: It's just too early that you want to be.
Speaker 3: I love this song Snooze, all right, Well maybe that's
Speaker 3: why they keep playing it.
Speaker 4: Okay, man, all.
Speaker 2: Right, well let's get in some front page news and
Speaker 2: jes hilarious.
Speaker 5: Everybody's been texting me.
Speaker 2: It's task Rabbit. Task Rabbits is the site that you
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Speaker 6: They certified, Yes, from the Bronx Queen's Hall.
Speaker 2: The there's different people from different places you can find that.
Speaker 2: You can get somebod from Jersey, gets a from Baltimore
Speaker 2: and Baltimore, Philly Webber. All right, cool, all right, thank
Speaker 2: you more than tests. Good morning.
Speaker 8: Did y'all hear that big flex? Just say it in
Speaker 8: my penhouse? Y'all skipped over that guy here?
Speaker 6: Put it out there.
Speaker 8: Say y'all gotta get my pen house.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. I can't be coming up
Speaker 2: here all regular. Now, let's talk about California this morning. Test.
Speaker 2: What's going over Cali?
Speaker 8: Yeah, this is a really really good important thing. I
Speaker 8: think two billion dollars they sued over. Some parents got
Speaker 8: together and sued over the COVID pandemic learning loss for
Speaker 8: their students. So parents, students, community groups got together. They
Speaker 8: sued California to help black and Latino kids recover from
Speaker 8: educational losses during the pandemic. Take a listen.
Speaker 10: The state just agreed to spend two billion dollars on tutors,
Speaker 10: extended school days, mental health support, and more for kids
Speaker 10: who suffered most during remote learning, predominantly low income Black
Speaker 10: and Latino kids who are now not bouncing back as
Speaker 10: far as.
Speaker 4: As kids in whiter, more affluent districts.
Speaker 8: The most pressing crisis in America today is what happened
Speaker 8: to kids during COVID, and hopefully this settlement will be
Speaker 8: a model for forty nine other states.
Speaker 4: Such a great lawsuit man.
Speaker 3: People will never talk about the impact that you know
Speaker 3: that remote learning had on kids bar or back it
Speaker 3: had on parents and the ladies want to put them
Speaker 3: back in the system and act like things.
Speaker 4: I know some kids who never even went back to.
Speaker 3: School, They just decided to stay doing home from home school.
Speaker 11: That was.
Speaker 5: The problem with is a lot of these kids actually
Speaker 5: didn't learn.
Speaker 2: So now that they're back in school and they went
Speaker 2: up a grade, you know, because they you know, went
Speaker 2: to the next grade, they stupid, they still didn't learn
Speaker 2: the stuff in the last grade. Excuse me, that's not right.
Speaker 4: I don't mean stupid, like they're stupid, but they just stupid.
Speaker 2: They stayed on the level where right because they never learned,
Speaker 2: Like you know, your kids don't learning, they're not watching
Speaker 2: the screen, they're playing video games, they're playing with the siblings,
Speaker 2: then watching the birds outside. They could care less about that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and it's a damn shame they had to sue
Speaker 8: in order to get it done. You know, this should
Speaker 8: have been something that should have automatically been some particular
Speaker 8: in California, because they that those are one of the
Speaker 8: states that kept them out the longest. Some of the
Speaker 8: more conservative states like Texas for example, went back right away,
Speaker 8: or at least you had the option to go back.
Speaker 8: I just want to give you a couple of facts
Speaker 8: on that curriculum. Associates indicated that children who were significantly
Speaker 8: below grade level by two or more years they were
Speaker 8: already below. Then the numbers went even lower during two
Speaker 8: thousand and after the pandemic, and those numbers have not
Speaker 8: picked back up, so they're continuing to lose ground. So
Speaker 8: this is a really really big thing. Kind of going
Speaker 8: to our conversation yesterday, you know, when we talked about
Speaker 8: where resources should be directed and how you know, folks
Speaker 8: want to make sure that we're taking care of what's
Speaker 8: happening in America. And this is a big, big, big thing,
Speaker 8: especially when you look at kids and how we compare
Speaker 8: to other countries. Was significantly lower on grade level. So
Speaker 8: this is a big, big thing, and I'm glad that
Speaker 8: worked out for those in California.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it has. One of the biggest mistakes that I
Speaker 2: think that I made as a parent is I pulled
Speaker 2: Jackson out so early, right as soon as I heard COVID,
Speaker 2: I pulled all my kids out, and Jackson was in kindergarten.
Speaker 2: I thought Jackson would be the easies because I'm like
Speaker 2: kindergarten they don't do nothing in play. But kindergarten nowadays
Speaker 2: is they learn. It's the basics. They learned mathematics, they
Speaker 2: learn a multiplication, They learned so much so when I
Speaker 2: pulled him out, and now when he went back to school,
Speaker 2: he was so far behind because these other kids noticed
Speaker 2: stuff and I had to you know, we had to
Speaker 2: get tutors, We had to go through the learning of
Speaker 2: doing kindergarten and first grade, and he was behind. It
Speaker 2: was very difficult for her even in class. And now
Speaker 2: when he goes back to class and these other kids
Speaker 2: know the work, they know the additions, they know the readings,
Speaker 2: they know all this and that yes, yes.
Speaker 8: Like it's a major, that's a yeah. And especially that
Speaker 8: was a big funding that they did in politics on
Speaker 8: kindergarten and pre k. My daughter was in the eighth grade.
Speaker 8: I only kept her out one semester. I sent her
Speaker 8: back because she was already trying to catch up because
Speaker 8: she had a tutor, a substitute teacher her entire fifth
Speaker 8: grade year for math. So basically she didn't learn anything
Speaker 8: in the fifth grade because it was a sub they
Speaker 8: played the whole year. So it took like two years
Speaker 8: to me to get her on track. And I was like,
Speaker 8: it's no way I can have her sit out a semester.
Speaker 8: So she went back. You know, you have the option
Speaker 8: to stay home, but I sent her back because I
Speaker 8: just know that would have been critical, you know, for
Speaker 8: her doing that the eighth grade year. What did you do?
Speaker 8: Just because everybody here got kids, I'm curious, what did
Speaker 8: you do?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 8: When during the pandemic, my son, he actually me and
Speaker 8: his dad room stayed on him like.
Speaker 2: He because he started streaming more.
Speaker 8: You start, he tried the game thing and you know,
Speaker 8: Fortnite and all of that stuff. But we had to
Speaker 8: sit with them for like the first three months, like, no,
Speaker 8: make sure you do your work and then do all
Speaker 8: of this. But it makes them lazy, you know what
Speaker 8: I mean, It makes them not even want to go
Speaker 8: back to school. But then after a while he got bored, like,
Speaker 8: all right, I want to see my friends, like because
Speaker 8: it helps their social status, like being in school and
Speaker 8: being actually around other kids, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: So it has its persons. It has disadvantages and advantages.
Speaker 4: And you got it.
Speaker 3: That's why you know, educating your kids at home is
Speaker 3: so important too. But I'm tell you why they need
Speaker 3: them teachers, man, They need them teachers because.
Speaker 4: That homework is hard. Okay, there's not one.
Speaker 3: I got a fifteen year old, eight year old and
Speaker 3: a five year old. I can't do none of their homework. No.
Speaker 3: When they asked me, especially the math question, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't understand none of them. Man, maybe I need
Speaker 3: to see right I Man, Jesus, they just pushed me
Speaker 3: through because I don't understand nothing.
Speaker 4: They be talking about.
Speaker 8: That's real talk though, it's that's a real thing, guys,
Speaker 8: Like people really got behind And to your point, DJM,
Speaker 8: we had to pay for tutoring. I had to do
Speaker 8: all of it and it was really expensive. Everybody can't afford,
Speaker 8: you know, tutoring. So it's a big, big deal. So
Speaker 8: hopefully they'll they'll pass it along to other states and
Speaker 8: other states can benefit.
Speaker 2: All right, well, lat is front page News. What are
Speaker 2: we talking next hour test?
Speaker 8: Yeah, speaking of the internet, like we just talked about
Speaker 8: with homeschooling. If you have the Internet and you've been
Speaker 8: receiving that discount to save you on the internet, that
Speaker 8: is about to expire. So that's really really important. And
Speaker 8: if you eat anything from Quaker Oats brand, throw it out.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna tell you why. We'll talk about it at
Speaker 8: the seven o'clock hour.
Speaker 2: All right, get it off your chest eight undrink five
Speaker 2: eight five one five one. If you need the vent
Speaker 2: phone lines to wide open, call us up right now.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club is
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Speaker 2: the breakfast club. Hello, who's good morning, guys, and good
Speaker 2: morning Envy, Good morning jem Sean Man.
Speaker 4: How are you doing today?
Speaker 9: And d I want to congratuate you on the job.
Speaker 9: I wish you nothing but success, and I wish you
Speaker 9: month success success in the future. Oh, and I got
Speaker 9: a question for Judson.
Speaker 2: Angy, sir.
Speaker 9: You guys took acting classes.
Speaker 2: Right, I did?
Speaker 6: I did not yo, you did?
Speaker 9: Oh? Because good things. But that's something I want to
Speaker 9: get into in the future. I'm thirty bucket thirty two
Speaker 9: this month, and I feel like my life is going nowhere.
Speaker 9: I mean, I'm an assistant manager, but I want my
Speaker 9: life to go better and higher.
Speaker 2: Okay, uh, I mean, I mean there's a lot of
Speaker 2: acting classes online if you can afford. Some of these
Speaker 2: colleges actually have it. My wife went to acting class
Speaker 2: at I can't remember the school in the city, but
Speaker 2: they had and I went to Tracy Moore Marrable. She
Speaker 2: was a still I think she still does it. She's
Speaker 2: a she's a black woman out of New York. She
Speaker 2: she did bust the rhymes, she did me, she did
Speaker 2: a host of people. She did Yandy, she did a
Speaker 2: couple of people in the day, and you know, just
Speaker 2: it's just you know, doing reps and teaching us the
Speaker 2: art of acting. So it was pretty cool.
Speaker 8: You actually don't always need acting classes, I would say,
Speaker 8: Is that something that you've always been interested in?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I've been, I've been think I've lots since twenty thirteen.
Speaker 9: But I'm I'm just honestly, I'm just I'm just scared
Speaker 9: to feeling that i might fail.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, don't ever think that.
Speaker 8: So what you can do is you can get some monologues,
Speaker 8: and you can practice until you're able to even afford
Speaker 8: if you can, you know, acting classes, because they do
Speaker 8: get expensive.
Speaker 2: They are some there are some that are affordable.
Speaker 8: But just start practicing monologues and then put yourself on camera,
Speaker 8: put yourself on tape, and then put yourself out there,
Speaker 8: you know, like to see to get feedback, because that's
Speaker 8: that's honestly what people do on YouTube and stuff like that,
Speaker 8: and that's how a lot of people they get discovered,
Speaker 8: just like that.
Speaker 9: Well, I live in Massachuseta, so I might how much
Speaker 9: of the class, said.
Speaker 2: Bro I went to classes fifteen years ago, seventeen years ago,
Speaker 2: so I'm sure what the they were like fifty dollars
Speaker 2: a class back then, so I don't know what they
Speaker 2: are now. They were not not today. I mean it
Speaker 2: was a long time ago. But you know they also
Speaker 2: have free classes. You just got to google and check there.
Speaker 2: There's all types of work workshops that you can do.
Speaker 2: And they have that thing that's like, I'm trying to
Speaker 2: think what it is where you could actually go to
Speaker 2: comedy shows and you could be a part of it.
Speaker 2: It is, but you just gotta do your googles, bro.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, and put yourself out there.
Speaker 5: Improv improv shows. They have improp shows.
Speaker 2: You could actually be a part of it and do
Speaker 2: it weekly that that are usually not expensive for free.
Speaker 9: Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 4: How fake professionally y'all got when he called like y'all
Speaker 4: turned on y'all trying to get an apartment voice.
Speaker 8: You know, literally you made because you didn't take acting
Speaker 8: or anything because he didn't say anything to you.
Speaker 4: Oh no'm I like the executive produced.
Speaker 3: I'm not really just and every time every time they
Speaker 3: put me on, I'm playing myself.
Speaker 4: But y'all really did turn y'all voice and changed completely but.
Speaker 2: Because you can't play nobody else. That's what I really
Speaker 2: did it, Like, I thought that's where I was going
Speaker 2: to go before when I was DJ and I was like,
Speaker 2: I'm going to be an actor.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was gonna say, you did nobody ever thought?
Speaker 2: Swear to god, I'm in a couple of movies I did.
Speaker 2: I just did East New York last year, the movie.
Speaker 4: Never thought You was gonna be No, I swear I did.
Speaker 6: I swear I ain't now I swear I did.
Speaker 4: But what's the movie you played the real estate agent?
Speaker 2: I didn't do that movie.
Speaker 6: Oh hey, look Charlomagne.
Speaker 2: The Blood of a Champion with Bok Champion in a
Speaker 2: movie with Bocaneki. Oh my god, I put a night
Speaker 2: to his neck. Was gonna kill it. I love Bocane. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: did a bunch of movies, sir. This guy's an asshole.
Speaker 2: When you play acted contact with TMZ quarterbout Side said,
Speaker 2: what's up with Jesse's great?
Speaker 3: Huh killed this movie called Body. I was a producer
Speaker 3: on that one, though. Whatever they play the tall guy.
Speaker 4: You mean, I was taking way.
Speaker 3: The camera used to scroll, it used to make tall.
Speaker 3: That's me talling in the battle raffords. That's a guy.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest eight hundred and five eighty
Speaker 2: five one O five one. If you need the vent
Speaker 2: hit is up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it
Speaker 2: off your chest. Eight hundred five eighty five one O
Speaker 2: five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this thing?
Speaker 2: Hey? What's up on? Take it off your chest?
Speaker 12: I wouldn't like to get all my chits.
Speaker 9: It was like, how y'all doing the morning?
Speaker 6: Good, good morning.
Speaker 12: I wouldn't didn't want to talk to the left hang TV.
Speaker 12: I got and all.
Speaker 2: That he hangs TVs and he has pictures and used
Speaker 2: to him.
Speaker 4: I don't like this one, don't. I don't like how
Speaker 4: this sounds.
Speaker 12: Were you from the play off Georgia?
Speaker 5: You can't hang TV's anyway. She's she's out here in New.
Speaker 2: York, New Jersey. All right?
Speaker 12: That cool? I travel?
Speaker 5: You're gonna travel from Georgia to New York thanging TV.
Speaker 4: You don't sound like you want to be discreet, sir? Yeah,
Speaker 4: just to hang on TV.
Speaker 3: Yeah no, no, no, no no, she said no, thank you, no,
Speaker 3: thank you.
Speaker 4: Because you have to think this is your abode, this
Speaker 4: is your residency.
Speaker 2: I understand, Yes, I'm thinking about that. Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 12: DJ and Ving charlotteage a god and hold on hat
Speaker 12: my girls.
Speaker 2: Just in the building.
Speaker 9: Hi.
Speaker 2: Coach Davis was st.
Speaker 12: Coach Davis was good, y'all.
Speaker 2: How y'all doing that? Good?
Speaker 12: Hey, listen, Jess. I don't know what took them so
Speaker 12: long while they from their head, but thank god they
Speaker 12: came to the sentence and be the contract and treat
Speaker 12: you as the queen you deserve to be.
Speaker 2: You fail me.
Speaker 8: Yes, thank you so much for saying it, which means
Speaker 8: it didn't take off crazy, It did take long.
Speaker 4: No, it's February.
Speaker 6: Hi, y'all want a whole month?
Speaker 12: You know what you're like? You are definitely upfring in
Speaker 12: my head. But I would say this, you know, as
Speaker 12: an educator when I was talking about UH with with
Speaker 12: players about the lawsuits in California. I'm glad that happened,
Speaker 12: and I hope it does take hold in the other
Speaker 12: for the United States there and and make some real
Speaker 12: changes for these students because it's needed.
Speaker 9: Listen, I understand I took during.
Speaker 12: COVID and Lord had mercy that was fun crazy error
Speaker 12: that was that was a crazy error in every case,
Speaker 12: you know, in all my twenty five years. But I
Speaker 12: would say this, you know, as a teacher at Linden
Speaker 12: Middle School for keeping us first started school. We're making strives. Man,
Speaker 12: We're getting back to where we need to be, not
Speaker 12: three COVID numbers. But you know, we made head great,
Speaker 12: especially with our eighth graders this year. You know, our
Speaker 12: whole graduating class has had the math reacher. And I'm
Speaker 12: so proud of them, you know, because they suffered the
Speaker 12: most current COVID man, you know, and and it was crazy.
Speaker 12: So I'm our congratulations to California.
Speaker 4: All right, he's right, He's right, though, Coach Davis is right.
Speaker 2: Humans move on too fast.
Speaker 3: Like we really act like COVID didn't have it, Like
Speaker 3: that wasn't just a few years ago. Like we just
Speaker 3: move on to the next thing, like there's nothing. We
Speaker 3: act like an attempted cool this country didn't happen. We
Speaker 3: act like protesting the street door and George Floyd didn't happen.
Speaker 4: How do we just move on?
Speaker 2: Like you said, we move on. It's weird fast, super
Speaker 2: super fast, like nobody even talks about COVID and you
Speaker 2: know what.
Speaker 4: Is cruise in the house. Well, yeh, think about this.
Speaker 2: You know that that there's a monumental picture of a
Speaker 2: of a firefighter or nine to eleven. It's a picture
Speaker 2: that went everywhere. Right. He just passed away yesterday, like
Speaker 2: ninety three or ninety six years old, and he died
Speaker 2: from cancer. But his wife was just saying that, you know,
Speaker 2: it's so crazy. He took this monumental picture and he
Speaker 2: probably died because of all the things that he went
Speaker 2: through with with nine eleven, with you know, with all
Speaker 2: the fumes and everything he breathed in. But we don't
Speaker 2: even talk about that anymore. And that was so big,
Speaker 2: and that was that was a long time, but that
Speaker 2: was the biggest casualty in US history. Right, No, I'm
Speaker 2: with you. That was. Yeah.
Speaker 3: If we don't even remember what happened yesterday like that
Speaker 3: a week ago, twenty three years, that's a lifetime.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Literally, we've been very desensitized from a lot of things.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five,
Speaker 2: one oh five to one. Now we got the just
Speaker 2: with the mess coming up, Yes we do.
Speaker 6: Sexy Red had that baby.
Speaker 5: Okay, and we'll get talk about it when we come back.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is Steen, j M V Jess, Hilarrie, Charlamage, the God.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the roofs.
Speaker 2: So let's get to Jest with the mess.
Speaker 8: Just rib the Lord, just don't do is gonna bring numbers.
Speaker 2: On the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Write it down. It's just with the mess. And her
Speaker 4: news is real, it's not the rumor report.
Speaker 2: Write it down.
Speaker 8: And victim, this must be his first day too, this
Speaker 8: second day, that's your second day.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 6: I got relaxed, all right.
Speaker 8: Sexy Red had that baby and she is ready to
Speaker 8: be back outside. Yesterday's Sexy Red reveal that she had
Speaker 8: a baby. She posted a picture of herself in the
Speaker 8: hospital bed with sunglasses on, like the New York meme.
Speaker 2: I think it's so cute.
Speaker 8: Well the New York means Lyrius that's what that was, Yeah,
Speaker 8: because that's exactly what my mind went to when I
Speaker 8: saw it. She blew up at the end of her
Speaker 8: pregnancy because mama she was when she was here, she
Speaker 8: was smaller than that. But that's just how that's the
Speaker 8: effect that some of the babies be having on you
Speaker 8: depends on you know where you you know, like you're
Speaker 8: aging all of that type of stuff. Her caption was
Speaker 8: me waiting to get discharged from the hospital so I
Speaker 8: can hit the block with the guys.
Speaker 2: She can't wait.
Speaker 8: She alls supposed to two other pictures, one where she
Speaker 8: is grabbing her crotch and the guy's still in the
Speaker 8: hospital bed.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's an hospital, big Yeah.
Speaker 4: Don't you gotta wait for more discharge to come out
Speaker 4: before you get discharged?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Usually eddio.
Speaker 9: Like that.
Speaker 2: That was that was That was cute.
Speaker 8: But yeah, then she took one of my legs catopid
Speaker 8: with the I don't know what signings says, I guess whatever,
Speaker 8: but this is what I'll be talking about them. Remember
Speaker 8: she got a bed and she got mad at me
Speaker 8: for saying just for saying anything like, but this is
Speaker 8: what I'm talking about.
Speaker 6: Sexy.
Speaker 2: It don't hurt still, It don't hurt still, Jesus.
Speaker 8: But look, she didn't share the name, the gender, or
Speaker 8: the actual day that she had the baby. However, she
Speaker 8: is red tea to go back outside.
Speaker 4: Well, congratulations the sexy.
Speaker 3: I'm glad she had a healthy delivery, you know in
Speaker 3: this world with a black maternal deathorad is so high.
Speaker 3: I'm happy whenever a black woman or any woman, but
Speaker 3: especially black women have babies and it's a healthy pregnancy.
Speaker 4: So sleuth to her.
Speaker 8: And I also wanted to say, I thought it was
Speaker 8: funny how she got a hand done in the hospital too.
Speaker 8: She was like, oh no, she had her stylist come
Speaker 8: to the hospital to do her head.
Speaker 2: Yeah, to plick it up. That was funny.
Speaker 4: But and her skin was so.
Speaker 8: Beautiful her whole pregnancy, though, I ain't gonna lie, I
Speaker 8: did I love seeing that that beautiful glow that she had.
Speaker 8: Moving on, Lotto drops cover art for Sunday Service. Lotto
Speaker 8: announced her single Sunday Service is dropping on Friday. She
Speaker 8: also shared the cover art that features a collage of
Speaker 8: other female rappers and their eyes are censored out Ice Spice.
Speaker 8: I know right now it's a couple of speculations that
Speaker 8: we can get from this, as Ice Spice and Coila
Speaker 8: Ray are seen in the collage, and we know like
Speaker 8: she had some like recent beefs, But there are other
Speaker 8: women in the collage that weren't that people weren't aware
Speaker 8: of little having any issue with like Missy Elliott, Little
Speaker 8: Kim and Sexy Red and several others. But and of
Speaker 8: course I go through the comments or whatever, and I've
Speaker 8: seen that people were saying like, oh, shane't have Nicki
Speaker 8: in it, Like she was scared to have Nicky and
Speaker 8: Nicki behind that elbow. I don't think y'all know that
Speaker 8: revenge wig, that that blonde curly noodles pack with you
Speaker 8: already knew, you said, and she missed behind the elbow,
Speaker 8: and she she got that. But I think she's she's
Speaker 8: gonna reveal the whole cover art. I just think this
Speaker 8: is a good this is a good plot for promo
Speaker 8: to it. It may be, but we have a snippet
Speaker 8: of it. Let's say it number three, okay, So I
Speaker 8: she can You cannot deny that this girl be rapping circles. Man,
Speaker 8: she'd be rapping circles around certain people.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 8: I Spice recently revealed that her song fart is a
Speaker 8: disc a lot of and she's I.
Speaker 4: Know, I wouldn't take that as a stupid.
Speaker 2: You ain't even a thought, thank you, thank you. I
Speaker 2: don't want to thank you, know.
Speaker 8: But she saw herself on on a TV in the
Speaker 8: background of Lotto's teas video for Sunday Service, and we
Speaker 8: have audio for that too.
Speaker 4: I'm in the back of your weak ass snippet, Like
Speaker 4: that's literally So I was like, wait a second, that's me.
Speaker 13: So I'm like, okay, since we're talking about me, let's
Speaker 13: talk about me.
Speaker 6: And I dropped that it was really just a pod.
Speaker 4: It was trying to be like, no, there's no way
Speaker 4: they really put her in the back of the video.
Speaker 2: That's so bold.
Speaker 14: No.
Speaker 8: I was like, this has to be fake, this is ai.
Speaker 6: But you know what I'm saying, be bold. So I
Speaker 6: was like, oh, we're being bold today now.
Speaker 8: You know, the rap girlies are very creative and very
Speaker 8: subliminal and stuff like that. Sometimes they can get like
Speaker 8: that and they you know, they can. It can be
Speaker 8: little stuff that they put out there for us to
Speaker 8: figure out instead of just putting it out in the
Speaker 8: east egg Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: What if Lotta was just watching her video?
Speaker 9: Though?
Speaker 4: What if that was just a coincidence? Why not take
Speaker 4: it as a compliment.
Speaker 2: I thought that too. You know when you when you
Speaker 2: sometimes you get in these sprinters, they just have videos playing.
Speaker 2: So I thought, maybe she just did it. But then
Speaker 2: there's more to the story because yeah, because the lyric
Speaker 2: that she said, like I just want a one on one?
Speaker 2: Was she scared or something like that?
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 8: But after Ice Spice revealed that fart was Lot, it
Speaker 8: was about Lotto. Lotto pulled up to the Bronx with
Speaker 8: twenty black Suburbans to shoot the scene for the full
Speaker 8: Sunday Service video, so we shall see.
Speaker 4: I get it. You called me a fart.
Speaker 3: I gotta bar you up man and Lotto you gotta
Speaker 3: come with it because if if I spikes get you
Speaker 3: out of here by just calling you a fart, you
Speaker 3: might have to retire.
Speaker 5: Well, one of the bars is I pull up on
Speaker 5: you twenty suburbans like a Sunday service.
Speaker 2: And that's what she did. She pulled up in the
Speaker 2: Bronx with twenty suburbans and wrapped on Lot on Ice
Speaker 2: Spic's block.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and the comments be so funny. They was in
Speaker 8: there like that's that's not a flex. She had to
Speaker 8: come with twenty suburbans?
Speaker 9: What what?
Speaker 2: What was she just pull up in a hand like
Speaker 2: what's going on?
Speaker 9: Like she is?
Speaker 2: I know she's a rapper and the Bronx it's still
Speaker 2: the Bronx.
Speaker 4: It's not hood, you know, I don't. I don't know, man.
Speaker 4: I hope y'all have fun.
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she went to State University of New York had
Speaker 2: Purchase where she played volleyball and she was the back
Speaker 2: rolling volleyball team.
Speaker 3: But you got to come with it though somebody call
Speaker 3: you a fart. Like somebody called you a fart, you
Speaker 3: gotta ball them up, like you can't let them win
Speaker 3: by just saying you.
Speaker 2: I would never be offended that somebody called me a fut.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess, I just I can't what you said.
Speaker 2: It's true.
Speaker 6: But she said you're not even a fun.
Speaker 2: Thank you said.
Speaker 6: That's why I was like, am I going thank you?
Speaker 8: I would be like, yes, she don't think I think
Speaker 8: said she said, you know, she said, you think you
Speaker 8: to ask, not aught.
Speaker 4: So it's a lot of trying to a lot of
Speaker 4: might be trying to prove she to fart and it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm all.
Speaker 3: That got to be one of the balls in the
Speaker 3: song and Sunday Service. I'm the fart and animal white
Speaker 3: my ass with you?
Speaker 2: Period?
Speaker 9: What's up right?
Speaker 2: I like that?
Speaker 9: I like that?
Speaker 2: All right? Thank you, Jess. When we come back, we
Speaker 2: got front page news. Tests will be joining us and
Speaker 2: then Keny Moore will be here, so don't move. It's
Speaker 2: to Breakfast Lub, Good.
Speaker 4: Morning, holding everybody.
Speaker 2: It's DJ, Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the God. We are
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club and let's get in some front page
Speaker 2: news with up ted.
Speaker 8: What's going on? DJ and be Jess Hilarious, Charlemagne to God.
Speaker 2: Hey girl, Now let's jump right into it. Where were starting?
Speaker 2: The Internet?
Speaker 8: Yeah, let's talk about the Internet. We talked about a
Speaker 8: little bit in the first hour. How internet is really important,
Speaker 8: you know, for kids to learn at home, but it
Speaker 8: is something that we all need. Now, there's an act
Speaker 8: called the Affordable Connectivity Act. Now, this act offers discount
Speaker 8: internet service to people with low incomes. It is set
Speaker 8: to expire this spring. This is a really big deal
Speaker 8: to a lot of people. This allows people to stay connected.
Speaker 8: Just want to use a quick example of North Carolina.
Speaker 8: Nine hundred thousand people will lose their internet access they
Speaker 8: have if they lose this program, or they would have
Speaker 8: to pay to stay connected. North Carolina is one of
Speaker 8: the top states in the country when it comes to
Speaker 8: taking advantage of the program, with more than fifty percent
Speaker 8: of eligible households in the state that are enrolled in
Speaker 8: the program. You may remember a lot of the folks,
Speaker 8: the Democrats, talking about this on the campaign trail. We're
Speaker 8: going to make sure people have access Internet. Make sure
Speaker 8: people have access Internet. So this is a really, really
Speaker 8: big program. Take a listen to Democrat Senator Peter Welch
Speaker 8: from Vermont explained why he's trying to keep this program funded.
Speaker 14: Congress work together on a bipartisan basis to pass the
Speaker 14: Affordable Connectivity Program. That law provides discounts on Internet bills
Speaker 14: for households the qualify. More than twenty two million households
Speaker 14: are already saving money on their Internet through this program,
Speaker 14: but the funding is running out. That's why I have
Speaker 14: introduced the Bipartisan Affordable Connectivity Program Extension Act to fund
Speaker 14: this absolutely essential program so we can maintain and expand
Speaker 14: high speed Internet to households across our country.
Speaker 8: So again, you might remember Cedric Richmond when he came
Speaker 8: up to the Breakfast Club and they talked about Internet, Internet, Internet,
Speaker 8: you know, making sure people have it, making sure people
Speaker 8: have it in rural communities. It was really a big
Speaker 8: talking point, especially as they talk to black voters. So
Speaker 8: it would be wise you know if they figure out,
Speaker 8: you know, how to make this make this program continue
Speaker 8: because it really does affect people in a real way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I don't know if everybody deserves anything that though.
Speaker 3: I have to see some of these people are Okay,
Speaker 3: they should, they should, they should have never give some
Speaker 3: of you negroes. I don't know if the internet should
Speaker 3: be all right because a lot of y'all be abusing it.
Speaker 3: For those of y'all who be abusing it and just
Speaker 3: be hating on people, they should have to pay more.
Speaker 3: Let me see how bad you really want to hate.
Speaker 2: Well, it's more for students, right, because students need the
Speaker 2: internet for schooling in class.
Speaker 3: I'm with them, right, I'm fine with them. But let's
Speaker 3: let's let's go. Let's go through the list in school,
Speaker 3: we on case by case basis. Don't you be giving
Speaker 3: a Wi Fi to everybody? We do need to have
Speaker 3: some type of more responsibility with who gets on the internet, man, Okay.
Speaker 8: More responsibility act.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: And if we find out that you abuse it, like
Speaker 3: I said, you gotta pay more than everybody else.
Speaker 4: Let me see how bad you really want to hate
Speaker 4: on me.
Speaker 3: Let me see how bad you really want to hate
Speaker 3: on just Hilarry's let me see how bad you really
Speaker 3: want him?
Speaker 4: Okay, that's what you like you're paying for?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, but that's a unique that's a different spind
Speaker 8: for sure. The average the average price for internet is seventy.
Speaker 2: Nine dollars Internet expensive.
Speaker 8: Wow, and that's very expensive. Now this program is said,
Speaker 8: actually they're going to stop taking applications on it tomorrow
Speaker 8: February seventh. So if you, I guess, if you want
Speaker 8: to try to get in at the last minute, you can,
Speaker 8: but it will expire in April if Congress has not
Speaker 8: pushed this. And again big talking point during the Democrat election,
Speaker 8: you know, when they were talking about what they were
Speaker 8: going to do. So we'll see if this is something
Speaker 8: that aspired Charnama. We can't talking about a little bit
Speaker 8: off air. How you know Republicans are they're not passing
Speaker 8: a lot of stuff because they want to use it
Speaker 8: as a win. So this is one of those things
Speaker 8: that I'm wondering will they stop and not do because
Speaker 8: now you know Republicans control the House, so this is
Speaker 8: you know, how you can stop things to be able
Speaker 8: to say, hey, we're gonna make sure we do this
Speaker 8: on our watch. So I'm gonna be looking at it
Speaker 8: from that standpoint to see, you know, how they're gonna
Speaker 8: move on this and allowdest program to continue.
Speaker 3: My answer to that would be no, especially in an
Speaker 3: election year. I don't think the Republicans are gonna move
Speaker 3: on anything because they're gonna try to get you know,
Speaker 3: Trump back into the White House.
Speaker 4: And then when Trump gets into the White House, he's
Speaker 4: gonna look like God because they're gonna be passing everything
Speaker 4: mm hmm.
Speaker 8: Even though this stuff is on the table right now,
Speaker 8: so kind of like what's happening with the border.
Speaker 5: So all right, well, I was gonna say, let's jump
Speaker 5: right in the Quaker Oats.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I want to tell you about this because I'm
Speaker 8: sure I know I eat Quaker Oats oat meal. A
Speaker 8: lot of folks eat granola bars kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a big, big thing.
Speaker 8: I wonder why I never see this stuff on the
Speaker 8: news as much. That's always concerned to me. But it
Speaker 8: is possible uh that manella contamination and so an over
Speaker 8: one hundred products, so I don't even need to list
Speaker 8: out all the products. So any Quaker Oats product that
Speaker 8: you have, it is a possible uh contamination. Take a
Speaker 8: list in quickly.
Speaker 16: Faker oates expanding its recall over concerns of possible seminella contamina,
Speaker 16: adding chewy Dips Lama Rama products with the best before
Speaker 16: date of February tenth or eleventh. Now more than one
Speaker 16: hundred products recalled, including various granola bars, snack mixes, and
Speaker 16: some cereals.
Speaker 2: That's scary.
Speaker 8: Yeah, very much, so very scary. Why do you think
Speaker 8: we don't see this in the news as much?
Speaker 11: Though?
Speaker 8: I try to do these recall stories guys, because I
Speaker 8: think it's important to know that you could dive you're
Speaker 8: eating a very popular product. I also think it's important
Speaker 8: to though, if you're driving a car and the air
Speaker 8: bag no longer works. But I just think it's interesting
Speaker 8: that we don't see you know, you'll see it. I
Speaker 8: literally have to go find these like these stories, and
Speaker 8: you'll see it on local some local stations, but I
Speaker 8: don't really see it, you know a lot, Like I
Speaker 8: wish blogs would take a moment to kind of put
Speaker 8: this stuff out of it. I know it's important, you know,
Speaker 8: talk about gossip and who's sleeping with who and all
Speaker 8: that type of stuff, But I just think this is
Speaker 8: really really important because it's just not enough awareness on
Speaker 8: our food.
Speaker 3: I think the rest when you say that to us,
Speaker 3: because I mean, you know, I think those those blog
Speaker 3: sites like this is not really their lane.
Speaker 4: Like you know, if you go you know, like the.
Speaker 3: ABC News of the World, the USA to days, you know,
Speaker 3: you definitely see this stuff about the recall. I saw
Speaker 3: this a few days ago actually, But you know, if
Speaker 3: you look, if you're going to the shade room for this,
Speaker 3: you shave room.
Speaker 8: Sure, but do you think they could just every now
Speaker 8: and then, maybe once a month, just put you know,
Speaker 8: maybe not on the shave room, but just could we
Speaker 8: utilize the blog just maybe once a month on something
Speaker 8: that helped people. I just ask too much.
Speaker 4: I think that as far as like a recall, that
Speaker 4: might be asking too much.
Speaker 2: As I say.
Speaker 6: Well, I do see shout out to Jason Lee Holly
Speaker 6: wann Lock.
Speaker 8: He covers a lot of stories about things like this,
Speaker 8: so you know, shave Room is not the only blog,
Speaker 8: but I mean, you know, not the only urban blogs that.
Speaker 2: But he covers a little bit of everything.
Speaker 8: He touches everything from politics to recalls to who's sleeping,
Speaker 8: who ain't sleeping, ain't doing enough or whatever.
Speaker 2: So I do see it in on some of the blogs.
Speaker 8: But I don't see that where it were hurt to
Speaker 8: actually shed light on some of these things for any blog. Yeah,
Speaker 8: because I mean, I to your point, and I agree
Speaker 8: with you, just to your point, Charlemagne. I know it's
Speaker 8: not their lane, but if you got mass amount of
Speaker 8: people watching, you know, I just you know, like with
Speaker 8: the Tesla story, literally they told every tesla to you know,
Speaker 8: turn the car in because you could you know, it
Speaker 8: could literally you could die. So I don't know, just
Speaker 8: something I just think about it. I just think maybe
Speaker 8: every now and then, you know, it wouldn't hurt too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess.
Speaker 3: I just don't want people to think that's where you
Speaker 3: got to go to get your door, Like you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, Like you got to you got to
Speaker 3: broaden your palette when it comes to the information you consume.
Speaker 4: Like I know what Shade Room gonna get me, but
Speaker 4: also know what ABC News and USA Today and all
Speaker 4: that stuff gonna get me too.
Speaker 3: I would say that most of us don't go to
Speaker 3: those places majority of the time. Like when the last
Speaker 3: time you open up a newspaper and just ready, I
Speaker 3: read the paper every morning. A lot of people don't
Speaker 3: do that, you know, that's true.
Speaker 8: I guess I'm trying to meet people where they are too,
Speaker 8: you know, because they may not ever watch it. But
Speaker 8: you make a point with that too. But throw away
Speaker 8: the Quaker ols.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 8: That's the bottom line of the more to the story.
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Speaker 5: Now, when we come back, Kenya Moore will be joining us.
Speaker 2: Of course you know her from Housewives and she's in
Speaker 2: the new Lifetime movie it's called Abducted Off the Street,
Speaker 2: the Karlsha Gather Story. And we'll talk to her next
Speaker 2: and don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club, Good morning everybody. It's DJ Envy Jess Hilarious,
Speaker 2: Charlamage the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got
Speaker 2: a special guest in the building.
Speaker 4: Yes, indeed you have key n Thank you, y'all.
Speaker 2: How are you feeling this morning? That's real good. Well,
Speaker 2: you're here for the Carlsha Gather story. Yes, Now for
Speaker 2: people that don't know, breakdown who she is. So it's
Speaker 2: the Carlsha Gavin story. Abducted off the street. It's a
Speaker 2: lifetime movie. It's going to be premiering on Saturday. We're
Speaker 2: so excited. I'm so excited. But it was a young lady.
Speaker 6: It was like all in the news. She's from Philadelphia,
Speaker 6: she was a nurse's assistant.
Speaker 15: She's twenty two, and she was walking home after a
Speaker 15: family gathering and there was this crazy guy, go killer
Speaker 15: rapist who basically snatchers. You know, you tell your kids,
Speaker 15: you know, you better be careful that somebody can snatch
Speaker 15: your ass, and that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 6: He forced her into the car, but she was smart enough.
Speaker 15: That she started leaving little clues, like making him go
Speaker 15: to the ATM machine and use her her ATM.
Speaker 6: Car to you know.
Speaker 15: So of course there's a trail on that she dropped
Speaker 15: certain things that they would get out of the store,
Speaker 15: like her her cut, her handcuffs and.
Speaker 2: Things like that.
Speaker 15: So she was just like really really cognizant of I
Speaker 15: need you guys to find me, and this is how
Speaker 15: you can. So she was just leaving clues and she
Speaker 15: ended up getting rescued within seven seventy two hours.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it was intense.
Speaker 15: So I play her mom, I know, yes, yes, I know,
Speaker 15: I look too young to play this girl's mom.
Speaker 2: Because we was definitely gonna say that, okay. And the
Speaker 2: mom's name is Keisha.
Speaker 15: Yeah, her name is Keisha, and she was just really determined,
Speaker 15: really determined to find her child. And the one thing
Speaker 15: about this story is, you know, when we come up
Speaker 15: missing black women, black girls.
Speaker 2: The news coverage is not there.
Speaker 15: It's just like such a disparity and the way they
Speaker 15: cover us going missing and the way they cover other
Speaker 15: people going missing, So yes, others, And so I love
Speaker 15: this for us, I love this for a lifetime because
Speaker 15: they've like taken on this initiative to highlight all of
Speaker 15: these black girls missing stories and like a series of
Speaker 15: lifetime is doing.
Speaker 6: But yeah, but her back to you know, the role
Speaker 6: that I play. It's a really serious role for me.
Speaker 15: It's one of like I haven't been a lead in
Speaker 15: a movie in a long time, so I'm just excited.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 15: She's tough, she's brave, and she's like, you know, in
Speaker 15: a way, very controlled. She's a thinker. She's not like emotional,
Speaker 15: like yeah, you know fall and I didn't want to
Speaker 15: play her like that. I wanted to play her controlled
Speaker 15: and like methodic.
Speaker 5: Did you talk to the moild Did you get a
Speaker 5: chance to talk to the mom?
Speaker 15: And no, No, they've been active, Like you know, the
Speaker 15: story is pretty fresh, so she didn't come to the
Speaker 15: said she's but she's been talking to producers and writers, Carlicia,
Speaker 15: but it's really you know, it's still really kind of fresh.
Speaker 2: So I don't know if you'll ever like really talk
Speaker 2: to her see her anytimes. Did you get to meet Carlicia.
Speaker 2: How involved was she?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 2: Not not either.
Speaker 4: Carlish is the.
Speaker 15: One who's been like giving her, you know, her accounting
Speaker 15: of what happened. But uh, yeah, she hasn't been seen.
Speaker 15: She may show up, but I'm not sure. But I
Speaker 15: just respect the fact that through all the pain and
Speaker 15: I mean the ordeal, that the man almost killed her
Speaker 15: and he raped her multiple times, so she survived and
Speaker 15: she was determined, like her sole focus was I need
Speaker 15: to get home to my family.
Speaker 2: Did you take this role after I can't remember the
Speaker 2: lady's name, but after the girl who was on the
Speaker 2: side of the road, says she's seen a white baby
Speaker 2: walking down and that was it.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I shot it before, it before, but imagine like
Speaker 15: they're kind of parallel, but obviously one was lying, but
Speaker 15: the fact that she was trying to capitalize off of
Speaker 15: like someone kidnapping her, abducting her. So that was like
Speaker 15: and then to see a real story, yeah, like this,
Speaker 15: yes lay out like that, that has to be. That
Speaker 15: just make me feel bad exactly, like girl stuff is
Speaker 15: really happening. Girls are not coming home, and you overhear
Speaker 15: playing with us, playing in our faces.
Speaker 8: So as a mother, how did you relate to the role,
Speaker 8: Like how did was it very sensitive for you some
Speaker 8: parts just because you are a mom?
Speaker 15: Yeah, it was tough because in my mind I put
Speaker 15: the script down when I read it the first time.
Speaker 15: I think I read ten pages and then I was like, oh,
Speaker 15: I can't do this. I was like, yeah, no, this
Speaker 15: one is not for me because it did like hit
Speaker 15: close to home. I think a mother's biggest spear, especially
Speaker 15: a mother of a of a of a daughter, a girl,
Speaker 15: You want to protect them at all costs, and your
Speaker 15: biggest spear is something will happen to them. And so
Speaker 15: when I read the first scenes, of her being snatched,
Speaker 15: her being you know, raped, all that stuff.
Speaker 2: I was like, Oh, I can't, I can't do this.
Speaker 15: And then I thought about, Okay, let me, why why
Speaker 15: did this script come to me? Because I think it's
Speaker 15: a higher it's it's it's it's a deeper reason why
Speaker 15: projects come to you or work close to you. I
Speaker 15: think it's divine steps. So I said, let me, let
Speaker 15: me look at this in a different way.
Speaker 6: Why should I do it?
Speaker 4: Awareness?
Speaker 15: Yeah, awareness, because honestly, the way that the story is
Speaker 15: written in the movie Unfold, it will save lives. If
Speaker 15: you watch this movie, you will get ahead of situations,
Speaker 15: You will avoid situations, You will know what to do
Speaker 15: in situations to basically survive and get back home.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 15: So I said, you know, if I can help to
Speaker 15: save lives, especially with girls and women who look like me,
Speaker 15: that's that's all the reason.
Speaker 2: I needed to like overcome my fear.
Speaker 3: I want to have trigger says for the family, like
Speaker 3: when they watch it, and and for you know, Carlicia,
Speaker 3: like when she watches it, like you kind of got
Speaker 3: to relive all of that?
Speaker 4: Yeah you do.
Speaker 15: I don't know, you know, we haven't had an opportunity
Speaker 15: to talk to her. But I think she was just
Speaker 15: so brave to tell her story. But she has two kids,
Speaker 15: you know. I know that she's focusing on that, and
Speaker 15: she had I know, I've seen photos. It's actually a
Speaker 15: photo at the end of the movie, and she's the
Speaker 15: children are fairly young, two little boys. I think so,
Speaker 15: I'm not exactly sure, but you know she's focusing on
Speaker 15: being a mom. So can you imagine like being able
Speaker 15: to talk about I think she had them after.
Speaker 5: I think, yeah, we got more with Kenya Moore when
Speaker 5: we come back.
Speaker 2: To the movies to Breakfast Club, good Morning, good Morning,
Speaker 2: everybody is dj ND Jess, Hilarry, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 5: We're still kicking it with Kenya more.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 5: I want to I want to ask, I know your Housewives,
Speaker 5: O G.
Speaker 4: We talked about the movie.
Speaker 2: Why you hear life joby Okay says she's not doing
Speaker 2: Housewives anymore? What's your thoughts after fourteen years?
Speaker 4: I heard you behind the things saying how happy you
Speaker 4: were that she's not coming back.
Speaker 13: Now you know.
Speaker 2: How she was.
Speaker 6: Bubblings and rumblings.
Speaker 15: You know, No, so I knew she had told me
Speaker 15: before that she had made the decision. And sometimes you know,
Speaker 15: you need you may need a break. You know, she's
Speaker 15: doing a lot of things. That girl is a mini Mogo,
Speaker 15: you know she's doing She's got her hands and some
Speaker 15: of everything, and she's very successful. And honestly, money just
Speaker 15: matriculates around Kenny. You know, for years, Kenny, she's got
Speaker 15: the minus touched. Whatever she touches turns to goal. So
Speaker 15: she is going to be obviously all right financially. I
Speaker 15: think she might just be like, you know, I want
Speaker 15: to explore some other things. I think it's because they
Speaker 15: did take so long to try to figure out who's
Speaker 15: coming back, what are they doing with the cast? So
Speaker 15: I'm happy for you know, I think she's chasing her dreams.
Speaker 15: She's happy, her relationship is great, her family is good.
Speaker 4: I remember, now they were getting rid of everybody at
Speaker 4: one point, didn't they.
Speaker 15: There were rumors, they didn't announce, there were rumors, yes everybody.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 15: No, they were trying to do like they were saying
Speaker 15: that they possibly could do a recast like New York did.
Speaker 2: But I'm like, no, you can't get it, get rid
Speaker 2: of everyone.
Speaker 6: It's too many, Like.
Speaker 15: The Day Network, you know what I mean, we were
Speaker 15: the Crown Jewel of Bravo above all the other shows.
Speaker 15: So hopefully, you know, we can get back to that.
Speaker 5: Say people saying the ratings will low.
Speaker 6: See, that's that is a complete lie. The ratings never drive.
Speaker 15: We are actually doing We're in the top five of
Speaker 15: all of the shows on Bravo, So how are our
Speaker 15: ratings doing poorly? That's just again things people say because
Speaker 15: of their perception of what the you know, what they're
Speaker 15: looking at in terms of oh, well, I don't like
Speaker 15: this season, in which you know, people always complain about seasons,
Speaker 15: and then they'll start saying, yeah, that's why the ratings
Speaker 15: are low. But they're comparing they have to look at
Speaker 15: the ratings for the network and how people are watching
Speaker 15: TV now. So before they would always release live ratings,
Speaker 15: but the ratings count. They're plus ten numbers, so they're
Speaker 15: plus three, they're plus sevens, they're plus tens.
Speaker 2: That's what they look at.
Speaker 15: And even our live ratings are again on par with
Speaker 15: the top five on the entire network. So what do
Speaker 15: you it's just rumors people.
Speaker 8: I believe that they like to be in the comments
Speaker 8: and that that is the comments opinionated. But I want
Speaker 8: to ask you, it took you three years to finalize
Speaker 8: your divorce.
Speaker 2: Well, congratulation, thank you, thank you. That's why we got.
Speaker 5: This is your.
Speaker 2: Love.
Speaker 6: Look, it's amazing why the judge still didn't sign off yet.
Speaker 15: So the paperwork is there, so I'm waiting. Every day,
Speaker 15: I'm checking online to see if he signed off. He
Speaker 15: didn't get foolishness.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm one. I'm very sensible. Like I know
Speaker 6: what y'all might think of me on TV or whatever.
Speaker 15: I'm on a show, but I am very reasonable if
Speaker 15: you sit down and you talk to me and you
Speaker 15: make sense.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 2: I didn't think we should ever go to court.
Speaker 15: I think we didn't have any property together, We didn't
Speaker 15: build anything together.
Speaker 6: We had a child.
Speaker 15: We can agree on the child support because he was
Speaker 15: already paying a number already and that's what.
Speaker 6: It should have been.
Speaker 15: And I don't think that all the money that we
Speaker 15: spent for him fighting me, he ended up with less
Speaker 15: than what he started with.
Speaker 6: And I'm out of three years of tuition for my
Speaker 6: child to go to school.
Speaker 2: So he wanted more. What did he want? Because it
Speaker 2: seems like like you said, you come in with I
Speaker 2: came on, and that's what he wanted. Drama.
Speaker 6: He wanted drama. He started off, the line just kept
Speaker 6: moving whenever.
Speaker 15: And at some point I was like, here you go,
Speaker 15: this one you want, here you go, and the line
Speaker 15: kept being moved on what he wanted. Then it was this,
Speaker 15: then it was that, and then he had the nerve
Speaker 15: to want. Now you remember how he was saying he
Speaker 15: didn't want to be on TV. Yeah, okay, and then
Speaker 15: so he at the end he supposedly had some opportunity
Speaker 15: to be on TV and he wanted to film with
Speaker 15: my daughter. And I was like, but that's why I
Speaker 15: sued you to begin with, because you you wouldn't sign
Speaker 15: the release for Brooklyn to film with me, someone who's
Speaker 15: been on the show for ten years. And then you
Speaker 15: want to say, oh, well, if I go, I'm taking
Speaker 15: Brooklyn with me. So I'm like, yeah, no, no, no,
Speaker 15: b That's the one thing I stood on business with
Speaker 15: because I'm like, that's the.
Speaker 2: One thing you're not going to take.
Speaker 15: I take care of this child twenty four to seven,
Speaker 15: and it is my right as the primary custodio parent
Speaker 15: to be able to allow her to do whatever I
Speaker 15: want her to do. And he tried to basically remove
Speaker 15: that right for me. When it comes to him because
Speaker 15: he wanted to do his little TV show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because that there was a statement that he tried
Speaker 2: to undo your rights he did.
Speaker 15: Yeah, when it comes to that, Yeah, he supposedly he
Speaker 15: told me that, yeah, that they were filming he wanted
Speaker 15: Brooklyn the film or he doesn't say a lot of
Speaker 15: details on purpose. So, but now I have sold custodies.
Speaker 6: I was gonna say, is he still doing that? Okay?
Speaker 2: Now no, the judge awarded me sold custody.
Speaker 4: It sound like he didn't want to let you go.
Speaker 15: It was that he didn't want he wanted his marriage.
Speaker 15: I know people see and say things a lot of
Speaker 15: crazy stuff on TV. At the end of the day,
Speaker 15: that man will not sign those papers. Because if you
Speaker 15: want somebody to leave, sure, and y'all don't have anything together,
Speaker 15: Why aren't you sitting here fighting I'm not arguing with
Speaker 15: you about child support?
Speaker 6: What else is there?
Speaker 4: Why can't he just be honest about it? Why can't
Speaker 4: he just come you and say, can y'all want to work?
Speaker 2: He did?
Speaker 15: He did, he did before, and and I was just like,
Speaker 15: at some point I was like, it's too toxic. They're
Speaker 15: not doing the work. You know, he wasn't doing the
Speaker 15: work to me. He needed he needed to go to therapy,
Speaker 15: and then we needed to go together. I always go
Speaker 15: to therapy, you know. I think that it's a great thing.
Speaker 15: I think so many years it's been like this dark
Speaker 15: stigma of you know, black people think, you know, oh therapy,
Speaker 15: When are you crazy?
Speaker 6: You know, saying things like that.
Speaker 15: But it is so beneficial to to just learning about yourself,
Speaker 15: how you interact with people. It's just necessary. So I
Speaker 15: was just like, well, you keep saying you want the marriage,
Speaker 15: but you're not doing the work. And then at some
Speaker 15: point I was just like, yeah, I'm okay, Yeah, I'm okay.
Speaker 4: What if he started doing the work now?
Speaker 6: Oh well, apparently he.
Speaker 2: Has a fiance now, so I don't know.
Speaker 6: She's not black.
Speaker 4: Jesus about that?
Speaker 6: Come through with the breakfast club explicit.
Speaker 4: How do you feel about.
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: Racist? I don't really care what she is.
Speaker 2: Good, good luck to her, that's you know, good.
Speaker 8: And at some point that's all you can do is
Speaker 8: wish you will it's not my problem anymore. Please Judge,
Speaker 8: hurry up inside my papers.
Speaker 6: And then that's it.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 15: I just feel a relief, like this is like the
Speaker 15: new era of me I'm gonna do any and everything
Speaker 15: that I want to do. I feel like, when you
Speaker 15: have someone taking up that space in your life, you
Speaker 15: can't have anybody else come feel it because there's no
Speaker 15: space there.
Speaker 2: They always in the back of your mind.
Speaker 15: You know, doing all kinds of things to try to
Speaker 15: bring you down, hurt you, prevent you from thriving. And
Speaker 15: I feel like, you know what, You're not gonna hold
Speaker 15: me down anymore. So this is new era of me,
Speaker 15: you know, so I'm actually happy.
Speaker 6: It feels good.
Speaker 2: When I heard that, I just laughed.
Speaker 8: I was like, oh girls, good not girl, but you know,
Speaker 8: but yeah, yeah, is not an issue with him at all.
Speaker 6: Now, Well he doesn't see her the co parent, so
Speaker 6: he don't even see her.
Speaker 2: No, okay, yeah, I think the last time was like
Speaker 2: last year March.
Speaker 4: Damn yeah, are you keeping? Is that because of you?
Speaker 4: Because he's just not making the effort.
Speaker 2: He's not making the effort, is you know, he's not
Speaker 2: making the effort.
Speaker 6: She's here now and.
Speaker 2: He's from New York and already.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he lives across the bridge and she's here and
Speaker 6: he's too busy to see her.
Speaker 2: Damn yeah, dang, I will don't move we got more
Speaker 2: with ken you more when we come back. It's the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Good Morning right on the Breakfast Club DJ NBJ,
Speaker 2: just Hilarry, Charlemagne and the guy. We're still kicking it
Speaker 2: with Keny Moore. She has a new flick on Lifetime.
Speaker 2: It's called Abducted off the Street, The Colicia Gather's Story.
Speaker 2: Ken Moore's here, Charlomagne.
Speaker 4: Oh, you enjoying being a single? I don't know yet.
Speaker 15: It's it's different, you know, I just these days. Yeah,
Speaker 15: it's different. It's different, but you know, thanks to Usher. Oh,
Speaker 15: it's been a lot of.
Speaker 2: Activity in the d n No. You know when he serenated, Yeah, fun,
Speaker 2: that was fun.
Speaker 4: Oh so you mean like people saw the video and
Speaker 4: it was like, damn you.
Speaker 2: Still God, Like you forgot about this, talked that you got.
Speaker 6: About you know, yeah, it was fun. Like it's it's interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm dating. I'm dating. So what if somebody take
Speaker 2: Kenya that that you that you love? I mean, because
Speaker 2: I remember that list came out. They can't take you
Speaker 2: the out of garden.
Speaker 15: A cheesecake you mean, oh, because she was like a
Speaker 15: cheesecake factory, probably twice a week.
Speaker 8: It's like with my daughter.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't care about stuff like that.
Speaker 15: I like somebody that I can have fun with, that
Speaker 15: is a good person, that's a good partner, who can
Speaker 15: make you laugh. They don't have to match me dollar
Speaker 15: for dollar, you know, they just have to I don't
Speaker 15: want to take care of anybody.
Speaker 6: But you know what I mean, be gainfully employed.
Speaker 15: But you don't have to be a mega millionaire, you know,
Speaker 15: with your own yacht and private plane and all that.
Speaker 2: But just be a good person. Yeah, yes, we can
Speaker 2: eventually build and get there.
Speaker 6: You get there together if you have to have the
Speaker 6: potential and the.
Speaker 2: Desire, you know, you have to be ambitious.
Speaker 15: I think, yeah, it's yes, absolutely, yeah, absolutely, I love that.
Speaker 8: I love that because you hear how you know some marriages,
Speaker 8: you know, it doesn't work for women, and then they
Speaker 8: just be like, I'm.
Speaker 6: Not doing this, and then here she got married years later.
Speaker 6: You just can't let one. You can't break my soul.
Speaker 2: You can't break my soul.
Speaker 6: How has business been going with the hair girl?
Speaker 2: So good?
Speaker 15: Right, So it's it's amazing, like it's learning a whole
Speaker 15: new business, you know, brick and mortar. My hair care
Speaker 15: line is doing well. We're in like over five thousand doors.
Speaker 15: Can you more hair care? You know, expanding in.
Speaker 6: In the spring to two more major retailers.
Speaker 2: Congratulation.
Speaker 6: I'm just it's growing, you know what I mean. It's
Speaker 6: I'm doing well.
Speaker 2: And you have special clients. Your daughter, yes, yes, she
Speaker 2: cast Yeah, I've never.
Speaker 6: Straightened her hair, you know, yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 15: So I don't believe in like I just little girls
Speaker 15: should just be a little I unless it's a special
Speaker 15: occasion like my grandmother, did you know, straighten my hair
Speaker 15: if it was like a birthday or like a wedding
Speaker 15: or something.
Speaker 2: But it wasn't like every day?
Speaker 4: Would you tell, like edge of edge protection stuff.
Speaker 6: I saw everything in the shampoo conditioners, like you know,
Speaker 6: stuff like that.
Speaker 3: All that now, I saw you recently to say that
Speaker 3: any Leak's future with Real Housewives of Atlanta is dead.
Speaker 4: Well, the way you just said, you said she doesn't
Speaker 4: have a future.
Speaker 6: I didn't say no.
Speaker 15: Listen, what I said was this what Andy said, which
Speaker 15: is our boss? He decides yes or no.
Speaker 6: Recently when we did Bravo Khan.
Speaker 15: So the question always comes up because people love Nini,
Speaker 15: you know, they love her, and I love her too,
Speaker 15: like I love her for the show. It's been very
Speaker 15: very clear about that and honest about that. He said,
Speaker 15: NINNI told me to keep her name out of my mouth,
Speaker 15: and that's exactly what I'm doing. Yes, that is what
Speaker 15: he said verbatim.
Speaker 2: I didn't make that up.
Speaker 6: Okay, it's not my fight. I don't have a dog
Speaker 6: in that fight. So that was just to answer the question.
Speaker 6: You know, I don't know.
Speaker 15: Maybe things could change, but you know, she sued her employer.
Speaker 15: She was saying a lot of really nasty things about
Speaker 15: each and everyone of you know, the parties. I just
Speaker 15: don't know how you can come back from that. But hey,
Speaker 15: I'm a forgiving person. So maybe there are people at
Speaker 15: the network and others that could forgive, and there may
Speaker 15: be a future.
Speaker 6: I don't know what those heart set. I was just
Speaker 6: going by what our boss said.
Speaker 4: But you do think she'd be good.
Speaker 6: I've always said that. I mean, I've never said she
Speaker 6: with me. She I mean, listen, she was.
Speaker 15: She was the breakout star of that show, and she
Speaker 15: has left a legacy behind and of course she's she's
Speaker 15: a mess.
Speaker 6: You know, you know, he's a mess.
Speaker 15: She's talking about her her man and he wasn't good
Speaker 15: in bed and he's this and that, like you.
Speaker 6: Know, like, girl, why you have how old are you
Speaker 6: talking about this man?
Speaker 3: Like this?
Speaker 6: But yeah, these are the things that people want to see,
Speaker 6: is those you know, they're like people that don't have
Speaker 6: it together. Nobody is perfect.
Speaker 15: So if you can just take a peek at other
Speaker 15: people's lives and they're doing all kind of crazy stuff,
Speaker 15: it's fun to watch.
Speaker 6: It's kind of fun to watch a train wreck.
Speaker 2: Right. What do you think about compensation? Do you think
Speaker 2: that you know, the black cast members get compensated like
Speaker 2: Beverly Hills, like Jersey, like New York.
Speaker 15: Yeah, on our network, yeah, Nini was the highest pain
Speaker 15: well Nini and then Candy took over the but at
Speaker 15: some point, yeah, the two highest paid women on the
Speaker 15: network were two black women. So yeah, I do absolutely.
Speaker 15: I can't speak for other networks. I don't really know
Speaker 15: the inner work, and I can just tell you what
Speaker 15: I know. I enjoy it at times, you know, sometimes
Speaker 15: it's really fun. I didn't enjoy last season at all.
Speaker 2: Why.
Speaker 15: I just feel like it was dark. It was people
Speaker 15: just there. You know, when people come in and they're
Speaker 15: so desperate to hold a peach and they just do
Speaker 15: anything and lie and just cause commotion, and it's not organic.
Speaker 15: Like when I came on, I was a mess, and
Speaker 15: I was a mess because I just was you know,
Speaker 15: I wasn't trying to play this or play it. I
Speaker 15: wasn't trying to play the reality start. I became a
Speaker 15: reality start, you know what I mean, because I was myself.
Speaker 6: I didn't watch seasons ahead of time. I didn't know
Speaker 6: what anybody was doing.
Speaker 15: I was just reacting to all the stuff that was
Speaker 15: going on around me and then just bringing my own,
Speaker 15: you know, crazy life to the table.
Speaker 6: These girls, now they've had.
Speaker 15: What fifteen seasons to watch us and study us, and
Speaker 15: they know and they're fans.
Speaker 6: They're coming in as fans, and they're coming in desperate
Speaker 6: to hold the peach.
Speaker 15: And that's what makes it unfortunate, because when you are
Speaker 15: desperate for something, you will do anything. And we saw
Speaker 15: that play out, and that's to me, what was unfortunate.
Speaker 15: Like Kim Zosiak is a natural mess. You know, Nini
Speaker 15: had her own issues. She was funny, but she also
Speaker 15: had her her her issues that she brought. Candy has
Speaker 15: always been the poster child for being transparent, you know
Speaker 15: what I mean.
Speaker 6: With her mom's situation and all the things that's going on,
Speaker 6: So we just kind of need to go get back
Speaker 6: to what's real. What's real?
Speaker 2: Would you want to see that? The original the OG's
Speaker 2: kim you Porscha Niini? Would you want to see that?
Speaker 2: You think people would want to see that? You read
Speaker 2: all that and just.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, people wo call for that all the time.
Speaker 15: I don't think it's a possibility, but if they could
Speaker 15: make that happen, yeah, that would be cool. They need
Speaker 15: to do an ultimate Girls trip and have all the
Speaker 15: ogs there. I think I think that I think that
Speaker 15: would be hot, right, that would yes the least, Yes,
Speaker 15: you better run me.
Speaker 2: My check for that. Tell them when they can catch
Speaker 2: out the check out. The Lifetime shut Off the Street.
Speaker 15: Abducted Off the Street is coming out on Saturday, a
Speaker 15: PM on Lifetime.
Speaker 6: Everybody please support this movie.
Speaker 15: This is how we're going to bring our black girls
Speaker 15: who are missing, our black women who are missing home.
Speaker 15: And if something ever happens to your family, you can
Speaker 15: figure out how to survive, how to get out, and
Speaker 15: how to see your family again.
Speaker 5: All right, Well, ladies and gentlemen, all right, Dark got
Speaker 5: a Grabby too.
Speaker 3: I think it was the best melodic performance, performance congratulation.
Speaker 4: God damn said, Drake.
Speaker 3: Just confuse me, man, because she was saying Jake earlier
Speaker 3: by accident drinking Yeah, drinking huh yes, Drake, Yes, and
Speaker 3: they just added dirt. They added Dirk Yes who on
Speaker 3: his record Dirt Little Dirt. J Cole and Ja Cole,
Speaker 3: Bi got.
Speaker 2: A Grammar and they got kids quiet.
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely, good morning.
Speaker 2: We are to Breakfast Club DJ MV just hilarious and
Speaker 2: Charlemagne the God and let's get to just with the mess.
Speaker 12: He is real.
Speaker 2: Just go out the lords, don't does is gonna bring
Speaker 2: numbers on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Sty Mace gifts Cameron twenty thousand dollars. All right, so
Speaker 8: Cam turned forty eight over the weekend. Okay, happy birthday, Cam.
Speaker 8: I know he was an Aquarius like myself. On Monday's
Speaker 8: episode of It Is What It Is, Mace gifted him
Speaker 8: twenty thousand to make up for twenty years that they
Speaker 8: weren't friends.
Speaker 6: We have audio for it, but.
Speaker 11: Here go to twenty racks for twenty years I ain't seen.
Speaker 11: Thank you so much, bro.
Speaker 6: All Oh, I love hearing that black boy joy.
Speaker 3: That is amazing, respected in the beauty of it. Is
Speaker 3: like they got twenty you know, twenty more years. I
Speaker 3: wish them more life, but you know, they got twenty
Speaker 3: more years to live. But they're gonna be all like
Speaker 3: some Ray and Claude from life stuff when they get older.
Speaker 2: So it's gonna get better.
Speaker 8: And I also didn't know that they were actually best
Speaker 8: friends back in high school. They were best friends and
Speaker 8: they're both from Harlem. They played basketball together and uh
Speaker 8: they had a group as well, a children on a
Speaker 8: Coin that that involved Big Al Cameron, Mace, herb McGruff, Bloodshed,
Speaker 8: uh six figure Digger and Duke the God. And also
Speaker 8: for those who don't know, they end up falling out
Speaker 8: because Mace was charging Cam fifty thousand dollars to do
Speaker 8: a video. But before he had charged them that he
Speaker 8: had did a video you know off the strength, like
Speaker 8: just for free for Cam, and then it came time
Speaker 8: we wanted him to do another one, and then he
Speaker 8: charged them fifty thousan gas. Cam up you know, asking
Speaker 8: like why is your friend charging you that much for
Speaker 8: your friend? But it's like it's how I make my
Speaker 8: money too. So they ended up making up, but Mace
Speaker 8: moved to Atlanta and then became a pastor Cam couldn't
Speaker 8: figure out how that happened, like many of us. And
Speaker 8: then uh, they worked out their issues and became friends
Speaker 8: again in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: So I love that story.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: They even say Mace introduced Cam to Biggie, because you
Speaker 2: know Cam was signed the Biggie. So they say that's
Speaker 2: how you got that deal. I tell you I ran
Speaker 2: in that. Yeah, I tell you I ran into a
Speaker 2: Mace on the plane a couple of weeks ago. He
Speaker 2: said he wants to come up here, So come on
Speaker 2: up here, past to make nice. I know that's right.
Speaker 5: That is bright shot the Mace.
Speaker 2: Oh he's talking a little fast when he come up
Speaker 2: be like Mace, what.
Speaker 6: Get it out?
Speaker 4: He wouldn't be Mace if you did that.
Speaker 6: Well, I guess, I guess I didn't realize how slowly
Speaker 6: talking until like the other.
Speaker 2: Day though, what for?
Speaker 4: I didn't know that his whole thing.
Speaker 8: And I love Mace, and I never realized we'll get
Speaker 8: him wrapped that slow. So you actually realized it may
Speaker 8: slow flow.
Speaker 13: That was a thing.
Speaker 2: Okay, what I do like, I do it for like,
Speaker 2: I do it for TV.
Speaker 6: He said, he go to one.
Speaker 8: It's funny, is I ain't seen you. Leanna Taylor joins
Speaker 8: Leonardo DiCaprio for filming. It's not many details surrounding this film,
Speaker 8: but we see pictures and videos of Tianna filming a
Speaker 8: scene with Leonardo DiCaprio, and they've been circulating over the weekend.
Speaker 8: They were dressed in business clothes and they walked into
Speaker 8: a high rise building. They were filming in downtown Sacramento
Speaker 8: and the movie they were filming for is reportedly a
Speaker 8: movie by filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson. Details of the movie
Speaker 8: are being kept a secret, like I said, but Leonardo
Speaker 8: DiCaprio was also seen filming with Regina Hall, so she
Speaker 8: may be another actress in the movie. That's very little details,
Speaker 8: but shout out to my baby Tianaa. She's doing her thing.
Speaker 5: She's so talented. The fact that people are seeing it,
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 4: Dropping a clues boss with Tianna Taylors getting her act on.
Speaker 2: And she is one of the many examples of just
Speaker 2: never give up. It would never give up.
Speaker 8: She also is starring in Dion Wilwick's bio pick Well,
Speaker 8: I'm Sorry bio series. A few weeks ago, Tana also
Speaker 8: she confirmed that on one of her many interviews that
Speaker 8: she's been doing the trip is y'all spelled this wrong? Now,
Speaker 8: don't be giving me nothing like that. It said the
Speaker 8: trip is was officially funded and set into motion. I
Speaker 8: don't even know what this was.
Speaker 2: What this is? The trip? Is she going on a trip?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Shut out, But we got audio of her talking about it,
Speaker 2: play number three. Do you know they're already said?
Speaker 6: Dion Warwick has already said she wants you to play
Speaker 6: her in her biopic? Yes, she would you want?
Speaker 2: I mean, is that a role you have your sight
Speaker 2: set on? Yeah, we're already working when you're already working
Speaker 2: on it, because I know because so Dion was here on.
Speaker 8: The show at the beginning of the year.
Speaker 6: She's like, all these things are in motion, So it is.
Speaker 2: I think we're at the building process right now.
Speaker 8: I've always wanted to make sure like I could lock
Speaker 8: in with any person that I would be playing, you know,
Speaker 8: And I actually love that because Dion Wilwick actually mentioned
Speaker 8: that it would be a series doing her interview on
Speaker 8: Sherry Scherie Shepherds Show.
Speaker 6: You always correct me, is it Sharry or Shari?
Speaker 4: Is your friend?
Speaker 8: Legend I showed talk about I called the legend. You
Speaker 8: called the legend, and I didn't know she associated legends
Speaker 8: with death.
Speaker 2: She said, she told me.
Speaker 8: But I ain't no legend that she lied about that.
Speaker 8: She ain't never say that, but she said, I got
Speaker 8: the battle scars to prove it. Ain't nothing wrong with
Speaker 8: being legendary, shary. I want these people to grow into
Speaker 8: the agent and and grow into a beautifully and.
Speaker 3: Legendary don't mean old either, it don't it don't. Lebron
Speaker 3: thirty eight legend, legendary.
Speaker 8: Listen, Wendy Williams legendary, she's sixty. Oh damn, I didn't
Speaker 8: she got the battle scars, Lebron, legend in.
Speaker 2: Media, O don't.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: So that that's all I meant by that. But congratulations
Speaker 8: to my baby Tana. She's doing her things. Yeah, I
Speaker 8: love that.
Speaker 2: And that is the news. That's just what the mass is.
Speaker 2: Her news is really.
Speaker 8: Listen and look y'all, like I'm I'm really really doing that.
Speaker 8: I'm killing it today as far as.
Speaker 6: Because reading you can't.
Speaker 2: You can't tell people because then now they're gonna be
Speaker 2: looking just just going. You know, they're already looking. They
Speaker 2: be looking and then that's why I got these long
Speaker 2: nails too, because people got.
Speaker 15: To fight with the world.
Speaker 8: Yeah, people have a problem with me reading on my finger,
Speaker 8: but it's like, I'm what do you want me to do?
Speaker 8: Like if I'm looking down and it helps me read better,
Speaker 8: some people need their fingers. So now I got these
Speaker 8: long nails so y'all can see I'm doing it in
Speaker 8: style like there's nothing.
Speaker 2: Wrong with that.
Speaker 4: All we need is just to the story.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 6: That's all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but but you're fine.
Speaker 3: I ll I keep telling sims want to off producers.
Speaker 3: Stop giving just so many words.
Speaker 6: Ain't making me sound stupid.
Speaker 2: Don't get just so many words.
Speaker 5: Now they do the rundown, they do the rundown and
Speaker 5: the cases.
Speaker 8: But stuff that I didn't even know. It's stuff that
Speaker 8: I don't be knowing that she puts in for me.
Speaker 8: Because if I'm.
Speaker 2: Reporting, I have to be right.
Speaker 4: That's right, and your news is real?
Speaker 2: Yes, well, thank you, sim allegedly now we.
Speaker 4: Are giving a donkey two man.
Speaker 3: We need the building Brains Daycare and Saint Cloud, Florida
Speaker 3: to come to the front of the congregation. I know,
Speaker 3: with Black History Month and you want to teach kids
Speaker 3: about Black history. But there's a right way and the
Speaker 3: wrong way to do those type of things. We'll discuss, all.
Speaker 4: Right, we'll get to that next. It's to breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning. Make sure you're telling the watch'all for Florida, Milorda.
Speaker 3: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and
Speaker 3: all of Flourida.
Speaker 4: Yes, you are a donkey.
Speaker 17: A Florida man attacked an ATM for a very strange reason.
Speaker 6: It gave him too much money.
Speaker 2: Florida man is arrested after that.
Speaker 8: He says he riggs the door to his home in
Speaker 8: an attempt to elect you hid his pregnant likes.
Speaker 2: Police arrested in Orlando.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 2: We're talking as from Meido.
Speaker 4: It's the breakfast club, bitch you donkey. Other day with
Speaker 4: Charlam Hayne, a guy I don't know why y'all keep
Speaker 4: letting him get y'all like this is not me do
Speaker 4: ballis y'all donkey?
Speaker 3: The day for Tuesday, February sixth, goes to the Building
Speaker 3: Brains Daycare in Saint Cloud, Florida. What does your uncle
Speaker 3: Shawla always say about the great state of Florida. The
Speaker 3: craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all
Speaker 3: of Florida, and today is no exception. Now, it's two
Speaker 3: reasons this story really grinds my gears. One because it's
Speaker 3: involving kids. Two because it's Black History Month. See, Building
Speaker 3: Brains Daycare decided to do a Rosa Parks reenactment. And
Speaker 3: when you are then only black child in the class,
Speaker 3: it's a pretty safe bet, a pretty high probability that
Speaker 3: you are going to be playing Rosa Parks in this reenactment.
Speaker 4: Now keep in mind, this child is too. These kids
Speaker 4: are two years old.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter what age the child was, honestly, but
Speaker 3: just for the record, the child is too. So it
Speaker 3: makes what happens here more egregious. Would you like to
Speaker 3: know how the Building Brains Daycare Rosa Parks reenactment turned out?
Speaker 4: Well, let's go to w s H two for the
Speaker 4: report police.
Speaker 2: I can't believe this is happening to our.
Speaker 17: Daughter, That's what Jay says. His reaction was to seeing
Speaker 17: the photos posted in their daycare app for Building Brains Academy.
Speaker 4: That was just like, there's no way they're doing this
Speaker 4: in a two year old classroom.
Speaker 18: And it was our daughter who had her hands restrained
Speaker 18: behind her back by another child wearing a police vest.
Speaker 17: There were also photos appearing to show his daughter using fingerpaint,
Speaker 17: seeming to simulate her being fingerprinted breathe. The mom said
Speaker 17: she spoke with the school's director.
Speaker 7: She goes on to say, you know, the teacher, she's
Speaker 7: not from America, so she doesn't understand the true context
Speaker 7: behind Rosa parks. It goes back to what you allow
Speaker 7: within your facility, what you approve as your curriculum.
Speaker 17: The daycare sent is a response, saying in part that
Speaker 17: the play happened spontaneously during a lesson and was not
Speaker 17: part of authorized curriculum. They also said that the administration
Speaker 17: had no prior knowledge of it.
Speaker 3: Now, I see if this would have happened to my child,
Speaker 3: it would have been so many other moments in black history.
Speaker 3: We would have been re enacting the La Riots okay,
Speaker 3: Nat Turner's rebellion, the Shakisha fight tape okay, the two
Speaker 3: thousand Sauce Awards, the Nipsey Hustle, victory slap Okay. If
Speaker 3: you would have done at the my two year old,
Speaker 3: which I have a two year old, by the way,
Speaker 3: if you would have done at my two year old,
Speaker 3: then the daycare workers who are there to super and
Speaker 3: monitor the safety of my children would have needed someone
Speaker 3: to supervise and monitor their safety as well, because I'm
Speaker 3: coming and I'm coming to hand out Travis Kelsey and
Speaker 3: little Boosy handcut.
Speaker 4: See. I don't even understand the point of this reenactment.
Speaker 3: These kids are two years old, so you are perpetuating
Speaker 3: the cycle of white supremacy and black inferiority into these kids.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't have been doing this at all. But why
Speaker 4: not let the white kid play Rosa Parks and let
Speaker 4: the black kid play the police officer?
Speaker 2: You know why?
Speaker 3: Because this reenactment wasn't about Rosa Parks. It was about
Speaker 3: reinforcing the cast system in America.
Speaker 12: You know what.
Speaker 3: The cast system is a form of discrimination based on
Speaker 3: the social hierarchy, which is determined by a person's race.
Speaker 4: This is strategic.
Speaker 3: Okay, y'all need to change the name of y'all daycare
Speaker 3: from building Brains to bird Brains Daycare?
Speaker 4: All right, sidebar?
Speaker 3: Why do we call people bird brains that could be
Speaker 3: highly offensive to birds because bird brains is defined as
Speaker 3: stupid foolish? Are scatter brain people that don't ever seem
Speaker 3: like birds to media, is nothing stupid about birds.
Speaker 4: Birds are smart, birds can fly. We don't know how
Speaker 4: to fly, so who really did? Now?
Speaker 3: The parents of this two year old have pulled their
Speaker 3: daughter out of this school, and rightfully sol because there's
Speaker 3: no reason for this. All right, when you're two years old,
Speaker 3: you should be learning shapes and animals, your five senses.
Speaker 3: You should be taught about colors, but not black is
Speaker 3: inferior and white is superior.
Speaker 4: And do you know they had the nerve you heard
Speaker 4: what the woman said. They had the nerve to tell
Speaker 4: the parents that the teacher is not from America. She
Speaker 4: doesn't understand the true context behind Rosa Parks and the
Speaker 4: civil rights movement. Well, why the hell is she teaching
Speaker 4: curriculum that she doesn't understand. I don't want my kids
Speaker 4: at too learning about Rosa Park yet, all right, don't
Speaker 4: go chasing the civil rights movement at two years old.
Speaker 4: Stick to the bluies and bubble guppies that you used to.
Speaker 4: I don't even know what to do in these types
Speaker 4: of situations, I really know. The parents contacted the NAACP.
Speaker 3: The NAACP said they contacted the Department of Children and
Speaker 3: Families about the incident. Basically, nobody knows how to fix
Speaker 3: the problem. Okay, nobody knows how to fix the problem
Speaker 3: of racism in this country. So I can't even fault
Speaker 3: the NAACP or the Department of Children and Families for
Speaker 3: not doing nothing, because what is there to do?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: It's not a problem that we have a problem. It's
Speaker 3: a problem if we don't deal with the problem. And
Speaker 3: I just said that because it sounds good. I don't
Speaker 3: know how to solve the problem of racism.
Speaker 4: Nobody does, because if we did, I wouldn't be telling
Speaker 4: Red to please let Kathy Griffin give Building Brains Daycare
Speaker 4: the biggest he haw.
Speaker 2: Please give this giant jarl veil the biggest he haw.
Speaker 4: Let Chelsea handle it some too, man, he haw he haw.
Speaker 6: That is way too much.
Speaker 3: Dan Maynes Chris Rock got something to say, Well, I
Speaker 3: ain't visit my girl at the fast food restaurant in
Speaker 3: a while, Okay, okay, just making sure she still got
Speaker 3: a job, that's all.
Speaker 6: M So what country was the deceaser from? They wouldn't disclose.
Speaker 4: I don't think they said. They just said she's not
Speaker 4: from this country from.
Speaker 2: So should they reenact something else? Said?
Speaker 4: What did you say.
Speaker 2: React like that? Reenact like was that the steam boat
Speaker 2: in Mississippi where through the hatting up in there?
Speaker 3: Oh, that would be a good reenactment. You play with
Speaker 3: people children like this, that would be another good reenactment too.
Speaker 4: You're right, You're right crazy, and you can't.
Speaker 3: Expect parents not to flip out when situations happened like this.
Speaker 3: In fact, it takes a lot to keep you cool.
Speaker 3: And you probably feel you need to keep you cool
Speaker 3: because you're a black parent and you don't want to
Speaker 3: go in there wild. But and then you might need
Speaker 3: to grab a folding chair.
Speaker 2: But the parents only found out about it because you're
Speaker 2: two years old. You're two year olds not telling you,
Speaker 2: hey play rose. They got pictures, but they got That's
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. Have the nerve to take pictures and
Speaker 2: put the pictures online.
Speaker 3: Talk about the same part of the curriculum. It's got
Speaker 3: these people going rogue, like women from Baltimore and done
Speaker 3: nothing first, because you know people from Baltimore.
Speaker 15: They yeah, we.
Speaker 6: Think and that don't work nowhere else but Baltimore is
Speaker 6: what they say. But that's crazy.
Speaker 4: They don't know what to do.
Speaker 6: The pictures up online, they.
Speaker 4: Said they didn't want to put the picure it up,
Speaker 4: but the parents didn't want them out.
Speaker 8: Okay, but they already did post them, right, I don't know, Yeah,
Speaker 8: because how the parents found out, that's time.
Speaker 2: They put probably put on as they do all right.
Speaker 8: Up to the NAACP that ended. The NAACP reached out
Speaker 8: to They don't know what they did.
Speaker 4: How many's.
Speaker 5: All right, well, thank you for that dog here today. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 5: now when we come back.
Speaker 2: This was online and one of our producers actually seen it,
Speaker 2: I think because it had to mention food. But this
Speaker 2: young lady said she put on Instagram and said, this
Speaker 2: boy said lunch is on him today and asked what
Speaker 2: I wanted. I said, I want a salad, and then
Speaker 2: I get a zel text for fifteen dollars. I said
Speaker 2: it right back, because huh, fifteen dollars is crazy. Baby.
Speaker 2: You can keep that, you will be hungry, miss lady.
Speaker 2: So let's open up the phone lines eight hundred and
Speaker 2: five eighty five, one oh five one. Ladies, what are
Speaker 2: your thoughts on it? If a guy sent you fifteen
Speaker 2: dollars for lunch, is that insult?
Speaker 3: It's not an insult. I was just telling them it's
Speaker 3: probably ain't enough for you know the way the way
Speaker 3: inflation is out here. I was reading this morning, Big
Speaker 3: Mac Combo and Goddamn Connecticut seventeen fifty nine eight salad,
Speaker 3: probably double that because you know, everything healthy it costs
Speaker 3: more in America.
Speaker 5: But is that a supersizes that are larger or that medium.
Speaker 4: To say a Big Mac combos seventeen fifty.
Speaker 2: Nine Jesus Christ eight hundred and five eight five one
Speaker 2: oh five one. Ladies, if a guy says you fifteen
Speaker 2: dollars for lunch, is that an insult? Are you sending
Speaker 2: it back? Let's discuss. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: the breakfast Club.
Speaker 19: It's topic time called eight hundred and five eight five
Speaker 19: one five one to join it to the discussion with
Speaker 19: the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody.
Speaker 5: It's steevej MV. Just hilarious.
Speaker 2: We are the breakfast Club, Charlamagne God, we are the
Speaker 2: breakfast Club. Leaves now if you're just joining us. We're
Speaker 2: talking about something that was online that Big Mac, one
Speaker 2: of our producers actually sent us. He said it was
Speaker 2: from this girl. He said, this boy said lunches on
Speaker 2: him today. Asked her what she wanted. She said a salad,
Speaker 2: and he sent fifteen dollars. She said, fifteen dollars is
Speaker 2: sent it right back, baby, you can keep that. So
Speaker 2: eight hundred and five eight five one oh five to one, ladies,
Speaker 2: what are your thoughts on this is sending fifteen dollars
Speaker 2: an inso or?
Speaker 8: I just felt like, girl, you could have asked him
Speaker 8: for a little bit more money. You didn't have to
Speaker 8: send it back because that what you're gonna do, dummy,
Speaker 8: Like what are.
Speaker 4: You gonna do?
Speaker 2: Like all right?
Speaker 8: Because I mean maybe in his mind a salad didn't
Speaker 8: don't cost more than ten dollars. But like you said,
Speaker 8: there's inflation and there's all of that and stuff like that. Okay,
Speaker 8: now you need to get something to drink. But I
Speaker 8: just liked that he even thought to send her something.
Speaker 8: He thought about us. She might be one right now,
Speaker 8: you know, all right? Whatever he go fifteen dollars, I
Speaker 8: would have at least given her twenty. But you don't
Speaker 8: send it back because now what you're gonna do.
Speaker 2: But he probably thought the salad was ten dollars, Like
Speaker 2: if you go to I'm gonna go to Modega, salad
Speaker 2: is very cheap, right if you go to what's some
Speaker 2: places just salad or things. Salad is like twelve dollars, right,
Speaker 2: so he thought he was sending fifteen his little fifteen
Speaker 2: dollars waters a dollar get yourself through waters. I ain't
Speaker 2: see nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 4: Hold of these people, you know they but it sounded
Speaker 4: like some young behavior.
Speaker 2: She looked like in her twenties. Yeah, because for how
Speaker 2: to post it, of course there was young behavior. Yeah,
Speaker 2: since your.
Speaker 4: Unappreciative ask down O care you're ungrateful ast nobody had
Speaker 4: to send you nothing. How privileged do you that you
Speaker 4: can tell someone that fifteen dollars isn't enough. Y'all have
Speaker 4: no idea how bad people are doing out here in
Speaker 4: these streets. Some people will love to have that fifteen dollars,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying. But even if it's not enough,
Speaker 4: all you gotta throw is a couple of dollars to it.
Speaker 4: You gonna have to eat anyway.
Speaker 3: I'm not giving you nothing after that. As matter of fact,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna take back to fifteen, because what do they teach.
Speaker 4: Us in life?
Speaker 3: If you're not appreciative for what you have, you won't
Speaker 3: get blessed with more, and what you got will be
Speaker 3: taken away.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna retake.
Speaker 3: I'm i'ma take this fifteen dollars back and now you're
Speaker 3: dumb as fast off and she called him a boy.
Speaker 2: Hello ikesha, Right, what said your weaves?
Speaker 13: Think?
Speaker 4: I Keisha with a tea tea side, We're good.
Speaker 13: I'm working a city. So if a guy sent me
Speaker 13: fifteen dollars for lunch, that's not enough. And I'm gonna
Speaker 13: let him know, like fifteen dollars is not gonna give
Speaker 13: me anything. I'm not gonna send it back, but I'm
Speaker 13: definitely putting it in my group chat, like, Yo, this
Speaker 13: nigger's street.
Speaker 2: Fifteen dollars to see anything? Are you being realistic or anything?
Speaker 6: He don't get you anything. You can't eat nothing for
Speaker 6: fifteen dollars, then you're working.
Speaker 5: With city, not in the city, working New York.
Speaker 4: If I'm doing what you said, working New York, you
Speaker 4: can eat with fifteen dollars.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to figure out how I don't get nothing
Speaker 2: right if.
Speaker 13: I'm trying to get a salad and a drink that's
Speaker 13: already like eighteen to twenty hours.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so why he ain't got two dollars or three
Speaker 6: dollars dollars.
Speaker 2: He's trying to be nice and saying I got you today.
Speaker 2: It's no like fifteen dollars, y'allo. Yeah, I don't understand.
Speaker 13: I'm gonna make a joke like what I'm supposed to
Speaker 13: eat with that? But you know I'm not gonna send
Speaker 13: it back.
Speaker 6: Yeah, are you gonna stop talking to him? Let's be honest.
Speaker 13: I wouldn't stop talking to him, but I would know
Speaker 13: in the back of my mind, like, oh, he's a
Speaker 13: little cheap.
Speaker 4: How do y'all know in God testing y'all, how you
Speaker 4: know that was in Jesus?
Speaker 3: You just met Jesus and don't know it, and he
Speaker 3: gave you fifteen dollars and you're like, now I don't
Speaker 3: want that blessing.
Speaker 2: See, I can't get nothing again. I mean you're right
Speaker 2: about that.
Speaker 13: I guess the second date we'll really throw it.
Speaker 2: I'm talking like I'm looking right now. You could have
Speaker 2: got a Chick fil a eight count for twelve dollars
Speaker 2: and eighty five cents.
Speaker 5: It comes with the fries and the soda for twelve dollars.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 13: And then if I not work and I'm trying to
Speaker 13: get that delivered, that's thirty two dollars right.
Speaker 2: There, each is thirty two dollars doing dash list and
Speaker 2: all of that is expensive. Not lied about that.
Speaker 13: Tat whatever the drive and feed thirty two dollars.
Speaker 4: Man, it's not like we need to grow a garden. Man,
Speaker 4: That's what I'm getting from all this.
Speaker 2: Jesus, all right, and keep it fifteen. Keep your right, teacher.
Speaker 5: That's why you're gonna be singing for rest of your life.
Speaker 9: Hello.
Speaker 2: Who was in the back too?
Speaker 15: Like?
Speaker 2: No, dude, Hello, Hello day? What's your name?
Speaker 4: Bro?
Speaker 2: My name is Jonahs Black, Jonahs Black?
Speaker 5: All right, sounds like you said somebody fifteen dollars for
Speaker 5: lunch before?
Speaker 13: Absolutely, that's right.
Speaker 2: And then it come back to you.
Speaker 9: Absolutely you hit absolutely yeah.
Speaker 4: But why fifteen? Like why don't stay?
Speaker 14: Like?
Speaker 4: Why is fifteen the number?
Speaker 9: Listen?
Speaker 12: My thing was at the time.
Speaker 9: It is just what I had. You know what I mean?
Speaker 12: You knew you like to call me. You couldn't call
Speaker 12: nobody else. Whatever I got you're gonna get.
Speaker 9: So why not be appreciated of that?
Speaker 8: Knowing that?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 9: You know what? You send me to fifteen?
Speaker 12: Let me go get my chop cheeves instead of my salards.
Speaker 9: You know, I mean getta you know, get something to
Speaker 9: drink on the.
Speaker 2: Side and enjoy that later on.
Speaker 9: You know what I mean, I get a little more money.
Speaker 13: To go eat something else.
Speaker 8: Play.
Speaker 4: I actually think that is a good player to tell
Speaker 4: a girl to be like, Look, all I got is
Speaker 4: twenty on me, but you can get fifteen of that booth.
Speaker 8: That is a tractive he said, you knew you couldn't
Speaker 8: hit nobody else, up, you hit me. You know, whatever
Speaker 8: I got, you're gonna get that yeah T shirt.
Speaker 4: So I got twenty, but you can get fifteen of
Speaker 4: my twenty.
Speaker 15: Though.
Speaker 2: A cob salad in Chick fil A is eleven nineteen
Speaker 2: and that's cob salad with the nuggets. That's twelve dollars, right,
Speaker 2: you sending people to chick fil A. I'm just look,
Speaker 2: because I like Chick fil A.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying that is a good thing.
Speaker 4: That's a good prices.
Speaker 6: But she's got out of salad, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that ain't too cheap. Fifteen dollars is good.
Speaker 4: If people don't want to eat fast food, what if
Speaker 4: they want some healthy stuff?
Speaker 7: Sale?
Speaker 2: It does a sale eight hundred and five eighty five
Speaker 2: one O five one. If you're just joining us, we're
Speaker 2: talking about this lady online. She was complaining about this boy.
Speaker 2: This is what she said. This boy said lunches on
Speaker 2: him today and asked what I wanted. I said a salad.
Speaker 2: He sent me fifteen dollars. I sent it right back,
Speaker 2: because baby, fifteen dollars is crazy. You could keep that.
Speaker 2: We're asking, what's you.
Speaker 4: Start turn into a real house of Atlanta.
Speaker 2: You think that, Let's talk about it. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Brady say if y'all talking about it, you
Speaker 2: know we talking about it.
Speaker 19: It's toughing times called eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 19: five one to join into the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning everybody. It's DJ MV. Just Ceilary Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club. If you're just joining us,
Speaker 2: we're talking about something that one of our producers found
Speaker 2: Big Mac online. I has to do with food, he said.
Speaker 2: This lady said, this boy said lunches on him today
Speaker 2: and asked what I wanted. I told him I wanted
Speaker 2: a salad. He sent me fifteen dollars and I sent
Speaker 2: it right back, because baby, fifteen dollars is crazy. You
Speaker 2: can keep that, So we're asking what are your thoughts now?
Speaker 2: Just said it ain't that bad fifteen dollars, right, No,
Speaker 2: it's not, and that's probably only add which ain't mad
Speaker 2: at Hello's this?
Speaker 9: Hi?
Speaker 13: This is Jocelin calling from Indianapolis, Indiana.
Speaker 2: Hey, go morning, mama. What's your thoughts?
Speaker 13: Good morning? So I want to say, I feel like
Speaker 13: you're being ungrateful, okay, because you had enough fifteen dollars
Speaker 13: to get some extra top INDs, maybe some ad on
Speaker 13: shrimp from outback would happy.
Speaker 2: And it's the thoughts that counts, like he even gave
Speaker 2: you that and then have to give you nothing.
Speaker 4: And that's why this woman on the phone gonna get
Speaker 4: blessed the man because I hate.
Speaker 13: Oh I got I got one shout out to man.
Speaker 13: I'm sorry with mobile mechanic.
Speaker 2: I know that's right, that's my man.
Speaker 4: Because I hate when people test each other in relationships.
Speaker 4: But this is kind of like a test. You give
Speaker 4: somebody fifteen dollars if they ungrateful and unappreciative, that's just
Speaker 4: their character, that's what they are.
Speaker 2: That's true. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 7: Good morning?
Speaker 2: Good morning everybody? Hey, good morning, what's your thoughts?
Speaker 12: I'm just confused bywards of finding that as an insult.
Speaker 12: I would be with gratitudentes simply.
Speaker 4: You would what with attitude?
Speaker 9: I would leave gratitude?
Speaker 4: Oh, gratitude? Yes, absolutely absolutely?
Speaker 2: Hello? Who's this? Hello? This is what do you call
Speaker 2: it from? Mama?
Speaker 17: We call it from Virginia?
Speaker 2: And what's your thoughts? If a man sent you fifteen
Speaker 2: dollars for lunch, I'm gonna find it insulting.
Speaker 7: If the lady asked for a salad, I mean, a
Speaker 7: salad isn't that much?
Speaker 13: He probably thought like, oh, maybe the salad's only fifteen dollars.
Speaker 6: So here you go.
Speaker 13: I'm gonna run with that fifteen dollars. If I gotta
Speaker 13: add five more dollars, then.
Speaker 8: I'm a then you'll just add it right, you'll add
Speaker 8: it yourself right right right, you know, and then you
Speaker 8: can tell them like, you know, all right, so I
Speaker 8: put five more dollars through a babe or or whatever.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, but not to just send
Speaker 6: it back.
Speaker 2: Okay, you can keep that right.
Speaker 13: I'm gonna tell them.
Speaker 8: Here you go, babe, there you go.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 12: This is Rock Man called from Columbus.
Speaker 2: Hey, Rock what's your thoughts, brother, man?
Speaker 9: Social media just got these women hyped.
Speaker 2: Up, gas up.
Speaker 4: Just yes, sir, gets a little fence of entitlement.
Speaker 12: You know what I'm saying. That's bigger than they actually are.
Speaker 9: That's right, And what happened to gestures and.
Speaker 12: The thought that counts? You know, if these women are
Speaker 12: like that, you definitely avoid them, real flags screaming all
Speaker 12: the way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, well they I mean, the biggest problem
Speaker 2: is is the fact that if a meal of lunches
Speaker 2: cost you twenty dollars or over twenty dollars every day,
Speaker 2: it's too expensive for people out there. And I know,
Speaker 2: I know you. You could say it was a long
Speaker 2: time ago, but growing up as a kid or even
Speaker 2: my twenties, I can get a meal for three dollars.
Speaker 4: I can get a meal for five dollars.
Speaker 3: And the biggest problem is these people is ungrateful. And
Speaker 3: it's crazy to me how people who are broke are
Speaker 3: financially struggling are the ones that are so ungrateful. Your
Speaker 3: financial circumstances might change if you was appreciative of what
Speaker 3: you have. I understand not being satisfied with your job
Speaker 3: or your current situation would appreciate what you have so
Speaker 3: you can get blessed with more.
Speaker 8: Listen, and then these are also people who are looking
Speaker 8: at what everybody else gott and what everybody else is
Speaker 8: doing also because to go and report something like that
Speaker 8: on Instagram or Twitter, whatever it was, you know what
Speaker 8: I'm saying, she's seeking validation from other people as well.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, like to agree with her.
Speaker 4: And I bet she got flamed in the comments very much.
Speaker 4: I bet she thought she was. I bet she thought
Speaker 4: she ate with that tweet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I bet she did.
Speaker 6: Thought she ate, but she was hungry so she didn't
Speaker 6: need fifteen dollars back.
Speaker 2: Stupid absolutely all right, now we got all just with
Speaker 2: the mess of the way. Yeah we do. Just tired.
Speaker 4: Leave just around eight thirty, just gonna crash out.
Speaker 3: She's gonna get her birthday energy about another ten minutes,
Speaker 3: but right now she ain't.
Speaker 2: Got okay, all right, yeah, I will be back right
Speaker 2: at there, just with the message. It's coming up in
Speaker 2: a minute, don't hope. It's the breakfast clog of morning,
Speaker 2: the breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody at CJ.
Speaker 2: MV Jess, Larry Charlamagne, God, we are the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Let's get to jest with the mess that is real
Speaker 2: Jessica Robber Milloy, guess don't do just is gonna bring
Speaker 2: numbers on the breakfast club.
Speaker 8: Stocks stack Romeo Miller beef with Rap Snacks. Okay, So
Speaker 8: Romeo has been the face of Rap Snacks since two
Speaker 8: thousand and two. I had no idea that the snacks
Speaker 8: came out in two thousand and two.
Speaker 6: That's that's what's up. Yeah, long time ago.
Speaker 8: The bags of chips, each flavor of chips or popcorn
Speaker 8: feature a rap artists. If you're not familiar with that,
Speaker 8: I think we've all seen. Bag of Rap Snacks are two.
Speaker 8: He didn't receive a check from them until twenty twenty three.
Speaker 8: By twenty twenty two, Romeo's bag of Rap Snacks Chips
Speaker 8: made roughly four point two million.
Speaker 6: Romeo claims he never received a share of that money.
Speaker 8: He even says Rap Snacks first time communicating with him
Speaker 8: directly was in twenty twenty three. Allegedly, he signed an
Speaker 8: agreement with them. In twenty twenty three, they dropped his
Speaker 8: pay rate and replaced his chip bag with his father's image.
Speaker 4: Romeo.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he reportedly only made one hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 8: from the brand over the last twenty two years.
Speaker 2: Rap Snacks is worth about thirty five million dollar.
Speaker 8: He's calling out the CEO, James Lindsey, for not making
Speaker 8: sure he was paid directly. The CEO and Romeo's dad,
Speaker 8: master P are friends dropped that gym real quick. He
Speaker 8: claims master P only became supportive of the business when
Speaker 8: it started making money. Romeo seems to be threatened the lawsuit,
Speaker 8: but he did tell me that he's really not trying
Speaker 8: to take it to court. He just wants to, like,
Speaker 8: you know, put a little bit pressure on the situation,
Speaker 8: he said, which, by the way, he shares all of
Speaker 8: it on his story as well. The culture seeing me
Speaker 8: help grow this product since a child, a rap Snacks
Speaker 8: literally use my image and likeness without ever paying me.
Speaker 8: I don't care to be right publicly. I just want
Speaker 8: what's done in the dark to be right. There's a
Speaker 8: reason they refused to turn over the documents with all
Speaker 8: of my sales. They do not want those records public,
Speaker 8: which will happen if and when I take them to court. Florida,
Speaker 8: he gives an example of Floridi. He said, Florida got
Speaker 8: eighty MS from the energy drink and his face wasn't
Speaker 8: even on the product. What do you think I'll get
Speaker 8: when we see the official books and leave it in
Speaker 8: the hands of a judge. Just a backstory on a
Speaker 8: Florida situation. Floriders sued the Celsius Energy drink brand and
Speaker 8: won eighty two point six million. Romeo claims his dad
Speaker 8: was receiving payment on his behalf and told him that
Speaker 8: it was being reinvested back into the company. He claims
Speaker 8: the CEO said, I paid somebody and that's that. Romeo's
Speaker 8: response to that was, imagine if your boss. Imagine your
Speaker 8: boss paying your salary to your cousin and saying, oh lol,
Speaker 8: Now I do understand it. This This seems as if,
Speaker 8: I mean because with the CEO saying I paid somebody
Speaker 8: and that's that. Back in two thousand and two, you
Speaker 8: weren't an adult. So I would only imagine that his
Speaker 8: dad was his power attorney, you know, because like like
Speaker 8: I would get all my son everything that my son
Speaker 8: is only eleven, I get money.
Speaker 6: I would get all the money for him until he's.
Speaker 8: Like older, you know, for businesses and stuff like that,
Speaker 8: because he can't legally sign underage, you know, what I mean.
Speaker 2: But this, this would seem more like a beef with
Speaker 2: his dad.
Speaker 4: That's what it seems in my opinion.
Speaker 8: And if he's not being paid, you know, and if
Speaker 8: his dad is taking his money claiming that he's reinvesting
Speaker 8: it back into the company, I mean, that's just wrong.
Speaker 2: But I just I just wanted to be I want
Speaker 2: to blame to be rightly pleased.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they just got to figure out He's got to
Speaker 4: figure out the business of it all.
Speaker 3: Because if the SHO was supposed to pay who he
Speaker 3: was supposed to pay, and that's what he paid, and
Speaker 3: that's what he paid.
Speaker 2: But if he did to deal with with Master P
Speaker 2: did with Romeo's dad, and you know he paid, you know,
Speaker 2: now it's up to dad to figure out where that
Speaker 2: money goes. But you know, the messed up thing is
Speaker 2: Dad might look at it like when that money came in,
Speaker 2: that's what that's what handled our whole family. You undertand
Speaker 2: what I'm saying, so even though that you are the
Speaker 2: son I made you that way. I invested in your career,
Speaker 2: I invested in your whatever it is. You be in
Speaker 2: a star, I put you in movies. I did all that.
Speaker 5: So now when the money comes in and maybe I'm short.
Speaker 2: On this side. So like in our host in our household,
Speaker 2: is everybody's money. And if that money comes in and
Speaker 2: they got to pay the mortgage, if they got to
Speaker 2: pay for your brother's tuition, if they got to pay
Speaker 2: for your tuition, you know, you just got to see.
Speaker 2: But I couldn't see myself sue my dad.
Speaker 3: I ain't speculating by the people's business man that's came
Speaker 3: in before and told me about that cool monique money.
Speaker 3: Say what speculating about people's business?
Speaker 4: I don't know how business is.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. Romeo is saying something, Ceo
Speaker 3: saying something. Would you, matthe got another side. Would assue
Speaker 3: my dad if it was a business, Yeah, probably, yeah
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 2: I would.
Speaker 6: I mean yeah, I would definitely see my dad. My
Speaker 6: dad would sue me if it was.
Speaker 8: Over some you know, a business, could dad My dad
Speaker 8: would never assume me one that's cute, but but you
Speaker 8: know it's you know, I wouldn't want to something that
Speaker 8: happened in his business.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 8: It's like because Romeo claims he never received the share
Speaker 8: of that money, you know, and that's that's twenty year business.
Speaker 2: But you just know not to with your dad anymore.
Speaker 2: But you know, at the end of the day, your
Speaker 2: dad raised you. He put you in these schools. Your
Speaker 2: dad did so much for you. And it was a
Speaker 2: bad business movie. You just know, not the effort your
Speaker 2: dad and then your friend, this is your fault that
Speaker 2: it doesn't matter pod on the table when you was
Speaker 2: a kid.
Speaker 4: Let's I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm a grown man with children. Now that that's you.
Speaker 4: I've been wondering that my little about you I'm talking
Speaker 4: about Rome said I'm a grown.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, y'are some clowns. That's what I'm saying, though,
Speaker 8: I hope it gets handled. And this is not the
Speaker 8: first time that he and his father has had money issues.
Speaker 8: He remember he came out last year sometimes said he
Speaker 8: never got paid for the movies that he was in, Like,
Speaker 8: come on, yeah, you made me a star, but at
Speaker 8: what point am I the star with money?
Speaker 14: Well?
Speaker 2: I got to be a broke star, dad. True.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I don't agree with that.
Speaker 6: I don't like it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you're not going to do business, if you're
Speaker 3: not willing to do if you're not willing to see
Speaker 3: the good and bad of business with your family, then
Speaker 3: don't go in business with your family.
Speaker 4: Because it's not going. It might not always be good. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and you might have to do things like this. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Well, I hope that that situation gets righted. This is
Speaker 8: something I wanted to share. So yesterday I just went
Speaker 8: through I was going through all the urban blogs, you know,
Speaker 8: Shade Room, Hollywood Unlocked, Neighborhood Talk on Site, Baller Alert,
Speaker 8: you know, and I see in the comments that you know,
Speaker 8: it's a lot of black on black negativity and hate
Speaker 8: and stuff. And we beat each other up even if
Speaker 8: somebody does something good, like an active service or like
Speaker 8: a duty or something with somebody put on makeup, they
Speaker 8: look their best. We're in the comments and I'm saying
Speaker 8: we're because I'm a part of the black community. But
Speaker 8: I'm just saying, they eat these people alive. You can
Speaker 8: never do anything right, you can never look good, you
Speaker 8: can never be confident. It's like we when each other
Speaker 8: thinks anything great of ourselves.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 8: And so then I go to like E News and
Speaker 8: you know all the other blogs that are not black, uh,
Speaker 8: E News Variety, like some other.
Speaker 6: Things, right, and I go through those comments and they
Speaker 6: hate us too. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wish from all sides. Yeah, all sides.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: And it's not often that they post us, but when
Speaker 8: they do, I'm talking about we, Yeah, they jump on
Speaker 8: us like you know, like this is not what I
Speaker 8: follow you for. And I was reading some of their
Speaker 8: voices and stuff, and I'm like, wow, they really.
Speaker 2: Can't stand us. So that's they support their own. They
Speaker 2: support their own.
Speaker 8: And because I also went through those comments as well,
Speaker 8: they will not say anything and if they do say
Speaker 8: something bad, it's it's not like crazy like how we
Speaker 8: attack each other or how they attack us. So my
Speaker 8: thing is, why do we have to do it when
Speaker 8: we're already getting it from another side. I just was
Speaker 8: really emotional. I'm thinking about it like two o'clock in
Speaker 8: the morning, like three o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 6: I was like, Wow.
Speaker 8: So when you go to like the urban blogs or whatever,
Speaker 8: it's like, I would love to see more positivity there
Speaker 8: because when we go when I go over there to
Speaker 8: the other blogs, they give us crap too, Like they
Speaker 8: gave they had a field day with jay Z speech
Speaker 8: at the Grammys.
Speaker 5: Well that's why Tyree said he wanted to be Latino.
Speaker 6: I ain't gonna never go there with it. I'm not
Speaker 6: going to do That's what he was.
Speaker 4: Trying to say.
Speaker 2: He was trying to say, in that community, they support
Speaker 2: each other more, and he feels like in our community community,
Speaker 2: we don't. He would fall that's what you meant.
Speaker 3: I think there's just a toxic culture that exists on
Speaker 3: the Internet, and humans don't like to see other humans
Speaker 3: do good, especially if they doing bad or not as good.
Speaker 3: I think it's just a toxic culture. And I think
Speaker 3: that you know it is, uh, it is exasperated when
Speaker 3: you're when you're black, because JJ will probably get on
Speaker 3: that stage and they'll probably it'll probably be some people
Speaker 3: saying like, there's bigger.
Speaker 4: Things in the world. You could be talking about other
Speaker 4: than other than Granmys.
Speaker 3: You could be talking about some real issues, and then
Speaker 3: you have other people that will be like, oh, third
Speaker 3: world problems. Oh you're so upset about the Grammy's, like
Speaker 3: your billionaire Jay upset about the Grammedies, no matter what
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 8: Yeah, So I just wanted to make that a point
Speaker 8: y'all start sudding some positivity for us.
Speaker 4: Ya gotta do you.
Speaker 2: Because people gonna hate regardless, So don't know what makes
Speaker 2: you happy? That's all right, Well that's just with the
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Speaker 4: Listen man, you know every day my man be DoD
Speaker 4: drops the podcast. I didn't know maybe you didn't either.
Speaker 3: On The Black Effect, iHeartRadio podcast network and today b
Speaker 3: dot will be walking you through some of his favorite
Speaker 3: exhibits at the National Museum of African American Music. He
Speaker 3: had the pleasure of visiting the museum during the Thriller
Speaker 3: Possibilities Summit in Nashville, Tennessee, which The Black Effect puts
Speaker 3: together with Nissan. And you know that summit connects HBCU
Speaker 3: students with leaders across the steam industry for mentorship, conversations
Speaker 3: on career, branding and networking opportunities that can lead to
Speaker 3: success postgraduation.
Speaker 4: So take it away. Be down, One Nation under Groove,
Speaker 4: getting down just the funk COVID. What's happening to beat
Speaker 4: out here?
Speaker 18: We're here to thrill The Possibility Summit hosted by Nissan
Speaker 18: and the Black Effect Podcast Network.
Speaker 4: In the National African American Museum of Music.
Speaker 18: I'm gonna show you my three favorite exhibitions, So we
Speaker 18: start in the wade in the water room.
Speaker 2: This room symbolizes hope.
Speaker 18: How you say, you got to remember man in the
Speaker 18: early sixteen hundreds, when the first enslaved individuals were brought
Speaker 18: to the United States, they had their own tribal music,
Speaker 18: they had their own sounds, they had their own religion.
Speaker 18: But by the time they got here, all of that
Speaker 18: was beaten out of them. So this music, it's a
Speaker 18: sound of hope brought up in the church. Myself, like
Speaker 18: I could have been out there in the streets, but
Speaker 18: Mama had me and the pews. So I can relate
Speaker 18: to the gospel music and the hope that it provides
Speaker 18: for individuals. But then we transition from hope to survival.
Speaker 18: After the Civil War, were met at a cross roads.
Speaker 18: In the words of our good brothers from Cleveland, meet
Speaker 18: me at the crossworld. See, this room was very important.
Speaker 18: This was an introduction to a lot of things. One,
Speaker 18: there was an introduction to black folks to actually playing
Speaker 18: music that they wanted to play. See, up until this
Speaker 18: point they were forced to play music just to entertain
Speaker 18: their overseers. But now it was a freedom in the
Speaker 18: music because at this time they were given freedom, but
Speaker 18: they weren't necessarily free. The only way they could express
Speaker 18: said freedom and said sadness and said happiness is in
Speaker 18: the music.
Speaker 2: That's what founded the blues. Up until that point, it
Speaker 2: was just thought that white folks would never like black
Speaker 2: folk music over there. That wasn't the case.
Speaker 18: See white folk love that blues so much that blues
Speaker 18: created country music as well as jazz as well as
Speaker 18: hip hop. See the Crossroads room. It interconnects communities. It's
Speaker 18: actual crossroads to different cultures.
Speaker 2: This is the one nation under a Groover room.
Speaker 4: You did all jazz. It might be the smoothest room
Speaker 4: in the museum.
Speaker 18: You did what I'm saying, and it just shows how
Speaker 18: jazz was integrated into black culture that eventually went onto
Speaker 18: the world.
Speaker 8: He even got white folk over.
Speaker 4: There playing jazz music.
Speaker 18: They loved the jazz and didn think about all the
Speaker 18: storms that were birthed from jazz.
Speaker 2: I mean, you think Duke.
Speaker 18: Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzjernal, Billy Holliday, Miles Davis, jazz
Speaker 18: music from ragtime and mental shows to civil rights and Bebop.
Speaker 8: You did what I'm saying.
Speaker 18: It's a blending of the cultures. I can't wait to
Speaker 18: see what's next in this place. This whole exhibit has
Speaker 18: made me want to just sing dance.
Speaker 20: But this area is my space. Okay, this is where
Speaker 20: the radio jockeys used to be. You did what I'm
Speaker 20: saying to you. Fix shout the Black Folk and radio.
Speaker 20: Big shout to the blackfect Podcast Network.
Speaker 18: Big shout too the Thriller Possibility Summit, and big shouts
Speaker 18: to National African at the Museum Music right here in Nashville, Tennessee.
Speaker 2: I'm about to keep going around. You get some free time.
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Speaker 3: Maybe you didn't need a podcast on the Black Effect
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Speaker 2: All right, when we come back, we got the positive
Speaker 2: notice the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning, Everybody's d j
Speaker 2: MV just hilarious. Charlamagne the Guy we are the Breakfast
Speaker 2: Club Day two.
Speaker 7: Jess.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm sorrying, but I'm happy. Oh my goodness, I
Speaker 8: am gonna adjust. You're writing four more weeks.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be coming in pajamins.
Speaker 13: I tell you.
Speaker 4: But you are a morning person though that is I am,
Speaker 4: yes morning in the morning at home.
Speaker 5: But when you got to get up and get dressed
Speaker 5: from man.
Speaker 2: And clam and here go through a tunnel and everything,
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ. Yeah, definitely all right. I say, sweatsuit, I
Speaker 2: said six weeks yesterday, I said four weeks Earlyer to that,
Speaker 2: I say three weeks now. Believe us.
Speaker 3: On a positive note, Charlamagne, listen, man, this is for
Speaker 3: everybody out there who is waiting for somebody to see
Speaker 3: their worth. I want you to know that your value
Speaker 3: doesn't decrease based on someone's inability to see your worth.
Speaker 4: Remember that breakfast club bites you don't finish or y'all
Speaker 4: dump