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Speaker 2: Where y'all came alone.
Speaker 3: Wait, they might be the news, but you know they're
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Speaker 4: Just DJ M Big, just hilarious and Charlamagne the God
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Speaker 7: Yo Just hilarious. Today's her birthday, she's not even yet.
Speaker 7: Charlamagne its big Justice born day. But also peaks to
Speaker 7: the planet. It's Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's Tuesday. Yes it is. What's happening? How y'all
Speaker 1: feeling good, good good, good cut Mac and like I
Speaker 1: just ain't running here. You just hit it at the
Speaker 1: buzz literally at the buzzer.
Speaker 6: Here in New York City, New York City, New Jersey
Speaker 6: areas tho, everybody that listens to us all around the country,
Speaker 6: but in the New York City, New Jersey area, we
Speaker 6: had a huge snowstorm. That's our huge to know how huge.
Speaker 6: It was, it was predicted to be huge, but you know,
Speaker 6: it just look kind of regular to me. Look regular,
Speaker 6: not too crazy. They closed schools in Jersey and New
Speaker 6: York City, some of the schools.
Speaker 7: So if if you got kids, you know, definitely checking
Speaker 7: call your school or check the emails all of the
Speaker 7: other good stuff.
Speaker 1: And my kids schools are closed.
Speaker 6: Yeah, my kids schools are close to uh, you know,
Speaker 6: driving in with disgusting.
Speaker 1: It was horrible. My wife asked me.
Speaker 6: This morning, why are you going in while you're just
Speaker 6: doing broadcast from home? And I'm like, you know what,
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I do layup last night. Did you see the layup
Speaker 1: I throw you?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: But you know we got uh, we got guests coming
Speaker 6: by the show. We got guests here today. It's Justice
Speaker 6: Born Day, and you know Jess is just getting that's
Speaker 6: right started here on the Breakfast Club. So she doesn't
Speaker 6: have like, uh, the equipment. It's set ups that we do.
Speaker 6: You know, you got studios at the house and things
Speaker 6: of that nature. So it's just like, yo, why not
Speaker 6: come in?
Speaker 1: I try to.
Speaker 7: I try to throw charlam Ali last night. I said, hey, Charlotte,
Speaker 7: so you are you broke? As from the grip because
Speaker 7: I will too.
Speaker 1: And I like I like. I like being here. I
Speaker 1: like being in the studio.
Speaker 6: I enjoy, you know, coming to talk to the people
Speaker 6: every morning and serve the people of America every morning
Speaker 6: here on this black mother ship we called a breakfast club.
Speaker 1: That's right. Yeah, yeah, So I'm happy.
Speaker 2: To be here.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 7: Well, today we have Kingsley ben a Deer. Now, I'm
Speaker 7: sure you don't know who he is. He's an actor
Speaker 7: that plays Bob Marley in a new one Love Flick
Speaker 7: Kills It too.
Speaker 6: A lot of people know who this is. You know
Speaker 6: why because I had a lot of women yesterday hitting
Speaker 6: me talk about Kingsley was up there, yes, because he
Speaker 6: played He played Malcolm Xan.
Speaker 1: I can't remember the name of the movie something in
Speaker 1: Miami he played one night in Miami. I believe Miami.
Speaker 6: I played Malcolm Mexican Nawty played a Barack Obama something
Speaker 6: he was in a Secret Invasion he played. I can't
Speaker 6: remember the villain's name is Secret Invasion either.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, guys.
Speaker 6: I'm forty five years old, was born in nineen hundred
Speaker 6: and seven year I can't remember everything we got it,
Speaker 6: but yeah, people know a lot of people know who
Speaker 6: he is. You know a lot of women like like
Speaker 6: like Kingsley.
Speaker 7: Okay, Yes, birthday, Jami, birthday to.
Speaker 1: You, Happy birthday, Happy big boy. Yes are you one?
Speaker 2: Are you two?
Speaker 1: Are you three?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean added thirty to that too, thirty. Good morning.
Speaker 7: But we'll let just settle it. And we got front
Speaker 7: page was coming back testla figure, oh be joining us.
Speaker 7: It don't go anywhere. It's a breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 6: I've been listening in to Snooze for about a year
Speaker 6: and some change seventeen times a day on this radio
Speaker 6: right during the Breakfast Club and Jesse Larry's.
Speaker 1: Just put me on the snooze, got me looking at
Speaker 1: snools different. You never yeah, you never listen to the lyrics.
Speaker 5: It's the lyrics. She saysifyed about how many people she
Speaker 5: killed and all of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she killed she like for you and all that.
Speaker 10: But I told you because she has a wonderful disguising
Speaker 10: voice like Google guy guy, so people can't like understand
Speaker 10: exactly what she's saying.
Speaker 5: She's very smart, but she confessed to a lot of crime, like.
Speaker 1: A baby murderer. Yeah, yeah, wow, good morning everybody.
Speaker 7: We are the breakfast club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 7: page news. I just started off Super Bowl since TV
Speaker 7: ratings record with one hundred and twenty three point four
Speaker 7: minut viewers.
Speaker 1: Yes, no surprise there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so the longest Bowl game also will go down
Speaker 7: as the most watched program in television history.
Speaker 1: And no surprise they win in the overtime.
Speaker 6: You got a dynasty like the Kansas City Chiefs, you
Speaker 6: got a storied franchise like the San Francisco forty nine is.
Speaker 6: You got USh here at the halftime show. You got
Speaker 6: the tailor of swift stuff swirling around. There's a lot
Speaker 6: of elements that doesn't surprise me at all that there
Speaker 6: was the most watched thing in history, that's right.
Speaker 5: And then you got the whole Bronx for ice fie.
Speaker 1: Whole Bronx for ice fights.
Speaker 6: You know, you're acting like you're acting like it's legal
Speaker 6: cable in the Bronx. Definitely tames.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Well, let's jump right into Joe Oldstein.
Speaker 10: Your good morning dj MB, good morning Charlemagne, and happy
Speaker 10: birthday to just thank you beautiful happy birthday. Yeah, let's
Speaker 10: let's get into some new details about the Sunday shooting
Speaker 10: at Joe Austin's Lakewood Church in Houston. Let's go to
Speaker 10: NBC News for the report and the I'm gonna give
Speaker 10: you some more form.
Speaker 3: On the other side.
Speaker 11: Police identified their shooter as thirty six year old Genesee
Speaker 11: Yvonne Modeno and say she was carrying an AR fifteen
Speaker 11: with the word Palestine written on it. Police said they
Speaker 11: also found any Semitic writings during a recent search warrant.
Speaker 12: We have uncovered some items. We do have some anti
Speaker 12: Semitic writings that we have uncovered during this process, but
Speaker 12: like I said, we are twenty four hours into it.
Speaker 11: Investigators say a dispute between Mardeno and her ex husband's family,
Speaker 11: some of whom are Jewish, may be related to the shooting.
Speaker 10: Now, as he mentioned and as we talked about yesterday,
Speaker 10: when these shootings happened, you know, there's details constantly unfolding.
Speaker 10: So that was the latest as far as you know
Speaker 10: what happened with the shooting. But I want to give
Speaker 10: you some more details on her background, her criminal history,
Speaker 10: as well as her documented mental illness. Take a listen
Speaker 10: to this, and Joe Olstein, we also have his statement
Speaker 10: as well.
Speaker 11: Law enforcement records show the shooter had at least six
Speaker 11: prior arrests since two thousand and five, including unlawful carring
Speaker 11: of a weapon, which she pleaded guilty to, evading arrest,
Speaker 11: and assault on a public official, which she pleaded to
Speaker 11: a lesser charge. Banano's neighbor, who didn't want to be identified,
Speaker 11: said she filed a restraining order against her in November.
Speaker 5: Four years. I've been through hell.
Speaker 13: I have reported this, reported this, reported this, and it's
Speaker 13: gone on deaf ears. Nobody should have died, nobody should
Speaker 13: have been hurt. This should have been handled years.
Speaker 11: Ago, police adding in twenty sixteen, authorities placed mon Ano
Speaker 11: under an emergency detention order.
Speaker 12: We do believe that she does have a mental health
Speaker 12: history that is documented through US and through interviews with
Speaker 12: family members.
Speaker 2: We're devastated.
Speaker 14: I mean this, We've been here sixty five years and
Speaker 14: have somebody shoot him in your church.
Speaker 11: But you know, we don't understand why these things happened,
Speaker 11: but we know God's in control.
Speaker 2: Damn.
Speaker 1: So sad.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, So we'll continue to see again. They said
Speaker 10: no motive has been determined at this point, they'll continue
Speaker 10: to look into it. They're also saying they don't know
Speaker 10: if they're going to document this as a hate crime
Speaker 10: or terrorism or how that's going to happen.
Speaker 3: Also, I haven't seen an update on the little boy.
Speaker 14: That was there.
Speaker 3: Remember that was a little boy.
Speaker 10: Yeah, her son that was right, Uh huh, that was
Speaker 10: with him and he was in critical condition. And as
Speaker 10: of right now this moment, because you know, things change
Speaker 10: every hour, I have not seen, you know, an update
Speaker 10: on him, So hoping that he is you know, recovers
Speaker 10: from that as well.
Speaker 1: All right, well that is front page news. What are
Speaker 1: we talking next hour? Test?
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Speaker 12: It is we lie.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 15: Just in from Chalcas?
Speaker 1: Off your laughner, ain't four to three? What's happening in
Speaker 1: the low Country this morning? What's up?
Speaker 9: Brother? What's up?
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 16: I just wanted to I just wanted to get y'all
Speaker 16: call to tell Jess happy birthday, Happy birthday to myself.
Speaker 5: Back to you, honey, Oh yeah, no problem.
Speaker 1: Yes, blessings to your brother. To you in the low
Speaker 1: Country this morning. Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's DeAndre.
Speaker 1: What's up, dre Get it off your chest?
Speaker 15: Yeah, man, I just wanted to say, man and my lady.
Speaker 15: You're expecting my first baby, oh doll?
Speaker 5: Oh congratulations you sound are you happy?
Speaker 9: I mean, yeah, I'm happy.
Speaker 17: Boy.
Speaker 15: It's a little nervousness and all.
Speaker 1: With it too.
Speaker 5: Oh oh yeah you said your first baby? Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: wow you tomorrow?
Speaker 15: Ye do tomorrow?
Speaker 1: Wow? Did you build a cribon all that yet?
Speaker 11: And all that?
Speaker 18: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Everything shut up.
Speaker 15: Just gotta really just waiting, man, really for I.
Speaker 1: Need you to be more excited. Sounds very I'm nervous, bro,
Speaker 1: I'm nervous.
Speaker 5: But at least you you're being honest about it. It's okay.
Speaker 5: You'll be fine.
Speaker 6: I like his commonest though. You know, it's like the
Speaker 6: common before the storm. You stay focused, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean. It happened in the next twenty whiles. It's
Speaker 6: gonna be a life changing experience for you.
Speaker 1: Money. You're never gonna look at your woman on her vagina.
Speaker 6: That said, Jesus call it from I'm calling from Charlotte
Speaker 6: seven four, yes, sir, And can.
Speaker 15: I get one more things off y'all?
Speaker 6: On man?
Speaker 15: Yeah, brother, all right, I got a friend that runs
Speaker 15: like repelicans out here and he's in danger of losing
Speaker 15: his store.
Speaker 9: You had to start a go fund.
Speaker 15: Me if anybody can, it's go fund me and help
Speaker 15: save my Store's organized by to start any help, that'll
Speaker 15: be great.
Speaker 6: To appreciate it, all right, brother, you're trying to say
Speaker 6: the pelicans, say the pelicans, yes, I guess, then organization
Speaker 6: we say just the birds.
Speaker 9: And inflation is kind of no.
Speaker 15: It's it's like a snow cone store.
Speaker 19: Okay, so not real birds you are.
Speaker 5: I think all your attentions should be on tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I mean that fact.
Speaker 15: But it's like my best friend, one of my best friends.
Speaker 1: He's worried about the pelicans in this day, the real.
Speaker 6: Pelt worried about the pelicans storg.
Speaker 1: Oh, so you get about the snow cones.
Speaker 9: I mean, I want to.
Speaker 15: Help my whole boy too, if I.
Speaker 1: Can you feel Yeah, I agree with Just focus on
Speaker 1: your baby. Yeah, queen, they're not real pelicans.
Speaker 5: No, no, it's the snow cones.
Speaker 6: That gonna be the name of the store. Yeah, repelicans,
Speaker 6: snow cone store.
Speaker 7: Save save When he said the pelicans said, brother birds
Speaker 7: out by the way, snow cones don't need no whole store.
Speaker 1: By the way.
Speaker 6: This is a little truck or something, a little stand.
Speaker 6: You don't need a whole off the snow cones.
Speaker 5: He's so nervous about the pelican.
Speaker 1: The pelicans.
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Speaker 4: Morning, the breakfast club, and a mood day is your
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Speaker 8: This Sierra from Indianapolis. A. Wellday, It's my birthday and
Speaker 8: I just want to tell myself happy birthday and.
Speaker 15: Shut off the chest.
Speaker 8: Happy birthday?
Speaker 5: Well, query is twin?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 15: Actually?
Speaker 1: What trimp is?
Speaker 7: I have a little brother who just turns twenty one today? O?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 5: Are you'all borth there on the same day? And that's
Speaker 5: what's happy?
Speaker 13: Brother? Brother?
Speaker 9: Y'all fourteen years afore?
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Speaker 6: you are very difficult to love.
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Speaker 6: Loyal She learns from from this distracted, friendly, reluctance to
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Speaker 1: Eight hundred and five five five one? Hello, who's this?
Speaker 13: Ruh?
Speaker 9: This is your boy captain from Huntsville, Alabama.
Speaker 1: What's up chaptain? Get off your chest?
Speaker 9: Hey man? Okay, quick question?
Speaker 1: Yes sir, what's up? King? What's up?
Speaker 9: King? How are you doing this? Jeff Larry, good morning,
Speaker 9: good morning? Quick question? The top five comedian.
Speaker 5: Top five to three comedians?
Speaker 1: Yeah, which one?
Speaker 5: Top five or top three?
Speaker 9: Top three?
Speaker 5: Top three? Kat Williams, Dave Chappelle, Chris Tucker. This is
Speaker 5: all back in the day, Okay.
Speaker 9: So questionnaires? How come with never a female in that?
Speaker 5: That's why?
Speaker 9: Why is there never a female included in the.
Speaker 1: Top Because you said top three? You saying top five?
Speaker 5: I could have told you another one me, but top three?
Speaker 5: That's it? Say birthday first of all, say happy birthday
Speaker 5: to me.
Speaker 9: Happy birthday.
Speaker 16: Girl.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much?
Speaker 6: He changed, Kanye, I got one woman comedian in my
Speaker 6: top five?
Speaker 1: What is it? You're doing it all the time?
Speaker 5: He definitely was funny, like really really funny.
Speaker 9: Why I say, Jeff hilarious, mona, don't call me white girl,
Speaker 9: shout after you girl, and the giving.
Speaker 19: Him hey yeah all time, moaning and jefs okay, thank
Speaker 19: you brothers like you had a problem with it at first. No,
Speaker 19: I'm just saying, so why they top five all time?
Speaker 6: You think like the older one. But you said rock
Speaker 6: what's happening now? Absolutely, Lawrence, you named a bunch of
Speaker 6: old hands.
Speaker 5: Two I did.
Speaker 7: I would have put myself in there. Okay, get it
Speaker 7: off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one five
Speaker 7: when we got just with the mess coming.
Speaker 1: Up, yes we do.
Speaker 10: Justin Bieber was supposed to perform with Well. He was
Speaker 10: offered to perform with Usher. Okay, he said, Nigga, No,
Speaker 10: oh my god, no, that is no, that is wrong.
Speaker 7: We'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 7: the Breakfast Club. Good more than everybody in DJ and
Speaker 7: be just hilarious.
Speaker 1: CHARLAMAGNEA gott toell me what.
Speaker 5: I told you was getting a little stick yesterday. Oh
Speaker 5: my god.
Speaker 1: There is something going around.
Speaker 6: I don't know if it's covid, but it's some something
Speaker 6: new that's like getting people sick.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean it could be just a little cold.
Speaker 10: People forgot about colds.
Speaker 5: Now every day it's something going around. It's just terms cold.
Speaker 6: People forget about cold. They forget about the fluid. If
Speaker 6: you get about lamydia, like, it ain't always covid. Y'oh Okay,
Speaker 6: come on, let's go.
Speaker 17: Let's let's just.
Speaker 9: Real line.
Speaker 2: Breakfast clubs.
Speaker 10: Usher marries longtime girlfriend in Vegas. People exclusively recorded reported
Speaker 10: that Usher married his longtime girlfriend Jen after his Super
Speaker 10: Bowl halftime show. The marriage certificate shows that Usher's mom
Speaker 10: was the witness. The Usher of the wedding was and
Speaker 10: was at the Vegas Weddings and terrace gazebo or whatever.
Speaker 5: And then they didn't like.
Speaker 10: Report it to the world, but a source had said
Speaker 10: that they confirmed it to like their own little team
Speaker 10: and their own people or whatever.
Speaker 5: I didn't know that they had two kids together. I knew.
Speaker 10: I knew the Usher had kids, but I didn't even
Speaker 10: know that he had this long time girlfriend until like
Speaker 10: earlier last year.
Speaker 5: So this is actually this.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I didn't know that, and you wouldn't think that
Speaker 10: with his performances and all of that stuff.
Speaker 1: But so I just entertainment.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's real cute and everything.
Speaker 10: But look, and it's a song One's new album called
Speaker 10: like He's still saying that he has a side girl
Speaker 10: that he messing away.
Speaker 5: Y'all need to get down with the album. The album
Speaker 5: gives real tea.
Speaker 10: Okay, USh, you're gonna always have a side girl somewhere,
Speaker 10: So good luck Jack. Yeah, I'm just saying because hey,
Speaker 10: we ain't even know him to be lying for Usher, Yeah,
Speaker 10: we don't even not tell like the elaborate on truth,
Speaker 10: but we know that he'll be lying, So it just entertainment.
Speaker 5: Okay, let's cute. Okay, More on Usher.
Speaker 10: Why Justin Bieber didn't participate in Usher's halftime show, so
Speaker 10: fans expected to see Justin Bieber on the stage during
Speaker 10: Usher's halftime show. A source told Page six that Usher
Speaker 10: offered for Justin Bieber to join the performance, but Biaber
Speaker 10: turned it down, saying that he just wasn't feeling it.
Speaker 10: They elaborated, there's no bad blood between Usher and Justin,
Speaker 10: just that Justin wasn't up for it.
Speaker 5: He wasn't He just wasn't feeling it.
Speaker 1: What the hell was Justin Bieber gonna do with USh? Eskape?
Speaker 5: I know, I don't remember them having songs together, but
Speaker 5: one of.
Speaker 1: The producers, now he was the one that found that.
Speaker 10: Just know that I know, but like songs together collaboratively.
Speaker 10: I don't remember them having songs.
Speaker 6: But if that's his artist, that's that's that's technically as artist,
Speaker 6: he just helped discover Justin b Yeah, I don't need
Speaker 6: you to be an usher set just because man helped
Speaker 6: discovery you.
Speaker 5: Why not not?
Speaker 6: Now if he came if Justin came out roller skating
Speaker 6: or something, you know, Okay, oh that's Justin Bieber.
Speaker 7: I thought he was he was signed to Usher in
Speaker 7: school Lebron. I thought they had a number a company
Speaker 7: and they did it together.
Speaker 10: I don't know, it's just me and the news is
Speaker 10: really don't have to be real that, but it is.
Speaker 10: So we don't know if there was like anything you know,
Speaker 10: going on. But I just feel like Justin is just
Speaker 10: tired wrapped up with music anyway, Like he's just performing
Speaker 10: and anything like or anything that has to do with music.
Speaker 10: I just feel like he's tired of He just wants
Speaker 10: to be left alone with it. He was saying this
Speaker 10: for the past few years. So it could be something deeper.
Speaker 10: It could be he's depressed. It could be something that
Speaker 10: you just don't want to even address or whatever. But
Speaker 10: like they said, it's no bad blood between him and ushers.
Speaker 1: Oh he's just rich and don't feel like working. How
Speaker 1: about that?
Speaker 5: How about that?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying? Retirement it's not an age,
Speaker 1: just the income.
Speaker 10: And I don't remember the last time he's actually looked happy.
Speaker 10: The last time that we that we the little bit
Speaker 10: of times that we've seen him seen him in the
Speaker 10: last like year and a half, he doesn't look happy.
Speaker 5: So prayers up for him. I hope he's okay, you know.
Speaker 10: But Chris Brown reacted to Usher's halftime performance. It was
Speaker 10: just very subtle, It was real quick. It was just
Speaker 10: an emoji, a flame emoji. Some people are speculating, like
Speaker 10: about Usher and Chris Brown's relationship and what it's been
Speaker 10: like since since the rumor since he allegedly got into
Speaker 10: an altercation in Vegas last year. Remember they were trying
Speaker 10: to say, oh my god, he punched Usher and ain't
Speaker 10: nobody ever confirmed more than.
Speaker 5: I or whatever.
Speaker 10: So uh, he posted to a story on Instagram just
Speaker 10: a flame like that was fired.
Speaker 6: It could have been it could have been more what
Speaker 6: y'all wanted to do, put an egg plant in some
Speaker 6: lips like.
Speaker 1: A flame emojisher.
Speaker 10: I would have wanted I don't know if Usher offered
Speaker 10: for him to perform with him, but I would have
Speaker 10: wanted to see new flame with Usher and Chris Brown.
Speaker 10: That was like one of the nicest songs or whatever.
Speaker 5: You don't remember that you want to see that, that's
Speaker 5: not what you want to say.
Speaker 1: No, super Bowl you want to see like the what.
Speaker 5: You want to see.
Speaker 1: No, I want to see lovers in French.
Speaker 10: Well I know, I know would be okay, but I
Speaker 10: should can skate dance and all that. I mean, Chris
Speaker 10: Brown can skate dancing all this, so that would have
Speaker 10: been nice to see.
Speaker 6: But that's what y'all wanted Chris Brown and Justin Bieber
Speaker 6: to do. Y'all wanted them to be skaters in Ush's pale.
Speaker 6: That's what I'm getting from this, Like what that's what
Speaker 6: y'all want?
Speaker 5: Should and Chris got songs together, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: Yeah, okay, but it's okay, whatever, whatever, whatever, All Right.
Speaker 10: Fans react to Shack shooting his shot at Ice Spice
Speaker 10: after the Super Bowl, Right, Shaq posted a picture on
Speaker 10: his Instagram with Taylor Swift, Ice Spice and a few
Speaker 10: other people, and the caption was an Ice Spice is
Speaker 10: so damn fine, Thanks Taylor Swift. Shack is fifty one,
Speaker 10: Ice Spice is twenty four. Shack's oldest son, Sharif is
Speaker 10: also twenty four, and I just I just like, all right,
Speaker 10: Chack relaxed sometimes, like if we're gonna tell Shane to
Speaker 10: show up the check, I mean off the chill.
Speaker 5: We gotta tell Shack.
Speaker 6: That's a little it's just a little strange, Like, come on,
Speaker 6: you was in this You was in the league for
Speaker 6: about as long as Ice Spice has been alive.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then what you mean, thanks Taylor Swift? What
Speaker 5: do he wanted her to?
Speaker 10: I don't know, issu waiting and he wanted tailor to
Speaker 10: put him on with Ice Spice.
Speaker 7: Or what he probably better and tail us uh tailor
Speaker 7: section yeah, tailor sweet, that's what okay, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 10: But either way, Ice Spikes look like like his granddaughter
Speaker 10: in front of him.
Speaker 6: Like, no, for real, that could be strand daughter. That
Speaker 6: could be your granddaughter, Shack. That's how you gotta look
Speaker 6: at these things.
Speaker 1: Man. You got to think about that.
Speaker 5: How you say you was fifty four?
Speaker 1: Fifty four? Why not? He's thirty years older than nfty one.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, Shack is fifty one.
Speaker 1: Why can't he have a twenty four your granddaughter a
Speaker 1: fifty one?
Speaker 5: No, she just looked like super your grand daughter.
Speaker 1: That granddaughter. You're crazy. You don't so you don't know, No,
Speaker 1: fifty year, I don't fifty year with a twenty four
Speaker 1: year old granddaughter.
Speaker 6: All I said, no, I know the fifty eight year
Speaker 6: olds was like a twenty one, twenty two year old granddaughter.
Speaker 10: All I said was the polls made her look like
Speaker 10: I mean, is she still posed like north like you
Speaker 10: know what I'm saying, Like she don't never? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: with the little tongue sticking out the side, half the tongue,
Speaker 10: you know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, y'all a little by the way, that's not a
Speaker 6: young grandma. If you fifty eight years old, fifty.
Speaker 1: Nine, we said, fifty one with a twenty four year
Speaker 1: old granddaughter, it's possible. No, No, I'm not.
Speaker 6: The best at math. But if you give you a minute,
Speaker 6: I can figure this out.
Speaker 10: He wow, you gonna figured that out. We're gonna celebrate Scissor.
Speaker 1: You think about if you have to get it twenty
Speaker 1: one twenty one.
Speaker 10: To celebrate Scissor right now for SOS being the first
Speaker 10: album by a black woman to spend over a.
Speaker 5: Year and the top ten of Billboards two hundred. Ye
Speaker 5: that is so lit.
Speaker 10: She posted this on her Instagram, and she said thank
Speaker 10: you and Happy Black History Month.
Speaker 5: Okay, so shout out the sister.
Speaker 10: She's been getting like really really good accolades and all
Speaker 10: that stuff for like the past she has.
Speaker 5: She been doing hot.
Speaker 6: If your daughter got pregnant at like thirteen forteen, are
Speaker 6: you're not gonna let this go. It's possible if your
Speaker 6: daughter got pregnant like thirteen, fourteen fifteen, it's possible for
Speaker 6: you to be fifty one, fifty four years old with
Speaker 6: a twenty one year old You're.
Speaker 1: Still gonna go with this. We're still gonna go.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 6: It's some possibility. Somebody out there do the math for me.
Speaker 6: Do the ghetto math for me. The ghetto man figured
Speaker 6: this out.
Speaker 1: Okay, how can you be a fifty four.
Speaker 6: Year old granddaddy, fifty one, fifty one year old granddaddy,
Speaker 6: but twenty four year old granddaughter?
Speaker 1: Come on, somebody figured it out for me. It can happen.
Speaker 1: I just don't know how. And that is just with
Speaker 1: the mastanak you Jess, no problem.
Speaker 7: When we come back, we got front page news and
Speaker 7: then Kingsley ben Adela will be joining us.
Speaker 6: Them girls love him, ladies love this man who kings Yeah,
Speaker 6: Kingsley Bendy it.
Speaker 1: They'd be like, hey, big head, but it'd be trying.
Speaker 1: I got a bigger head. You said that. You definitely
Speaker 1: said like three times all into his.
Speaker 2: Head, right?
Speaker 5: May you heit big?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 5: What size is your head? Like what you asked him?
Speaker 5: What size his head was?
Speaker 1: It never happened. You ain't even been here yet, Jess,
Speaker 1: I'm lying, you know, come over, you're checking.
Speaker 2: Out the breakfast club.
Speaker 7: Everybody as deja envy.
Speaker 1: Je Hilariy, Charlamage the guy. We are to breakfast club.
Speaker 7: Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 10: Put up test Good morning DJ, every good morning and
Speaker 10: happy birthday to Jess Hilarious and Charlotte the Guy.
Speaker 1: Now let's jump right into these tax refunds.
Speaker 10: Yeah, before I get to this, you know, if you
Speaker 10: love your free burger days, you know you'd like to
Speaker 10: pull up when McDonald's be getting free burgers. I wanted
Speaker 10: everybody to know today it's National Pancake Day, so I
Speaker 10: hop is offering free pancakes today and participating locations from
Speaker 10: seven am to seven pm. Now, the reason why I'm
Speaker 10: saying this is because it's also pair with their month
Speaker 10: long fundraising campaign to fight food insecurity. So if you
Speaker 10: go in and get your free stack, your three stack,
Speaker 10: make sure you donate a dollar. Every dollar you donate
Speaker 10: provides ten meals for people facing hunger.
Speaker 5: So Gary, yes, you know.
Speaker 3: Like to help people with food, that's what they call it.
Speaker 10: Now, you know, help people who are hungry basically so
Speaker 10: they can be happy.
Speaker 5: He love him some pain. Yes, thank you.
Speaker 3: You're pulling up today.
Speaker 1: You're gonna pull up.
Speaker 5: To take him. I'm not going in, but I'm talking
Speaker 5: mother to take.
Speaker 10: Imagine just standing in line for three with three as
Speaker 10: he was a deal.
Speaker 1: Ain't nothing wrong with that three pancakes?
Speaker 3: It no same waiting a long line, would you be?
Speaker 7: Give you a little burgod you get that and you
Speaker 7: gotta download the app, and you got to order it
Speaker 7: on that app.
Speaker 1: And this too much? Just give me my burguse Give
Speaker 1: sure you got to do the same with I hopy.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you got to fill something out.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Well, if y'all go in, make sure y'all y'all
Speaker 10: donate a dollar. But in more money news, I wanted
Speaker 10: folks to know about this because this is important.
Speaker 3: It's tax season.
Speaker 10: Let's listen to Atlanta Fox five for the report on
Speaker 10: how you may get a larger refund.
Speaker 5: Check it out.
Speaker 14: Last year, we had some big numbers. Thirty two hundred
Speaker 14: dollars was the average refrunt from last year.
Speaker 1: Whether you get the same.
Speaker 14: Or more really depends upon how your income did over
Speaker 14: the last twelve months. If you saw a substantial raise
Speaker 14: in your paycheck, because a lot of people did, you'll
Speaker 14: probably get.
Speaker 1: About the same.
Speaker 14: If your income stayed the same or only went up
Speaker 14: a little bit, then you actually could expect a higher
Speaker 14: refund because two things happened. Number one is they adjusted
Speaker 14: up the standard deduction. They gave you more of those
Speaker 14: free deductions, and every year they adjust the tax tables
Speaker 14: for inflation. So if you're earning more seven percent or so,
Speaker 14: you're gonna pay about the same amount. But if your
Speaker 14: income stayed about the same, expect a bigger refund this year.
Speaker 6: Tax refunds, what of those?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: God bless everybody that's getting one. I hope this is
Speaker 6: as big as the Super Bowl. I have no idea
Speaker 6: what a tax refund is.
Speaker 10: I haven't sat one since my son, but I would
Speaker 10: say this is a big deal. You know, the IRIS
Speaker 10: is expecting one hundred and twenty eight point seven million
Speaker 10: individual tax returns this year.
Speaker 3: You know, this is a big deal.
Speaker 10: You know, people be all of a sudden, you know,
Speaker 10: getting back together with old loves, you know, waiting on
Speaker 10: that tax return and trying to get to you know
Speaker 10: how I go just.
Speaker 5: Yes, come around to seeing their kids.
Speaker 10: Yeah, exactly, say the family alsans and all of this.
Speaker 10: So this is important probably for a lot of our listeners.
Speaker 10: So it will be a difference of about three to
Speaker 10: four hundred dollars increase.
Speaker 3: And I wander the story guys again, because inflation.
Speaker 10: You know, we talked so much about inflation, inflation, inflation,
Speaker 10: and so this is one of those ways, one of
Speaker 10: the things that they're showing that the IRS has recognized
Speaker 10: that there's been inflation, and this is kind of a
Speaker 10: way to make it even for those who are receiving
Speaker 10: a tax return.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I have no problem with paying taxes. I have a
Speaker 6: problem with not knowing where my tax dollars are going.
Speaker 6: I wish that you know, we individually, could you know, specifically,
Speaker 6: say where we want our tax money to go. I
Speaker 6: wanted to go to this initiative. I wanted to go
Speaker 6: to you know, this community program. If I knew exactly
Speaker 6: where my tax dollars were going, I would have no
Speaker 6: problem paying this money. Just be disappearance, just like, hey,
Speaker 6: let me get that, let me get that. You don't
Speaker 6: even know who that's going to.
Speaker 1: I'm not with you. I don't want to pay taxes
Speaker 1: as much. Yeah, yeah, where it's going, he said, I
Speaker 1: would rather.
Speaker 6: I think, you know, being a lot, being that we're black,
Speaker 6: I think you know that should be you know, off
Speaker 6: off our form of reparations. If you make over a
Speaker 6: certain amount of money, you shouldn't have to pay tax.
Speaker 1: Oh wowations with your No, no.
Speaker 13: No no.
Speaker 6: If you if you make over a certain amount of money,
Speaker 6: you shouldn't have to pay taxes. If you don't make
Speaker 6: a certain amount of money, then you should be getting
Speaker 6: some form of reparation. Should getting a check if you
Speaker 6: make a certain amount of money, which you shouldn't have
Speaker 6: to pay.
Speaker 1: Tax I'm with you, Charlamagne, President, let's go. I'm I'm going.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 10: And following that type of movement, go on Twitter and
Speaker 10: hashtag cut the check.
Speaker 3: So people are actually advocating for that, Charlemagne. So a
Speaker 3: great idea.
Speaker 10: Maybe they'll listen. Now, some other stuff that you that
Speaker 10: people may need to be listening is Uber now. If
Speaker 10: you are, this is important because Valentine's Day, a lot
Speaker 10: of people may be ordering door Dash. You may be
Speaker 10: flying in to an airport, and I want to let
Speaker 10: you know Uber living. Door Dash drivers plan to strike
Speaker 10: on Valentine's Day to talk about their lower pay and
Speaker 10: unsafe work condition. Ride Shared Drivers United and Independent Union
Speaker 10: said that lifting Uber drivers will turn off their apps
Speaker 10: to protest significant decrease in pay that they felt.
Speaker 3: In the Winner Now.
Speaker 10: The Justice for App Workers Coalition, which represents more than
Speaker 10: one hundred thousand drivers, issued a statement that we're sick
Speaker 10: of working eighty hours a week just to make ends meet,
Speaker 10: being constantly scared for our safety, and worrying about being
Speaker 10: deactivated with one click of a button. The group says
Speaker 10: its members will not be taking rides to and from
Speaker 10: the airports in ten cities on Valentine's Day. Here it
Speaker 10: is Austin, Chicago, Hartford, Miami, Newark, Orlando, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Providence,
Speaker 10: and Tampa. So if you're flying in and usually take
Speaker 10: a lift, they saying, get somebody else to do it, now, DoorDash.
Speaker 10: They haven't said that they're looking at any particular cities,
Speaker 10: but they are included in this report as well. So
Speaker 10: if you're ordering food, you might be stuck like Chuck,
Speaker 10: you need a ride, you better get somebody else. And
Speaker 10: now Uber has downplayed this and said that they tried
Speaker 10: this protest before, and so they said basically, do you drivers,
Speaker 10: because it didn't make a difference. Thus they pretty much
Speaker 10: blew it off. But yeah, they said, do you.
Speaker 9: We don't.
Speaker 3: We don't care what they said. We we did all
Speaker 3: right when y'all tried this last year.
Speaker 10: But Lyft did say in an effort to address pay concerns,
Speaker 10: they did promised drivers will receive at least seventy percent
Speaker 10: of their money. So what you guys think, you think
Speaker 10: everybody should turn off the app or make a statement
Speaker 10: of what I mean. Lyft is high as hell, like
Speaker 10: all of that stuff is out, Like you know what
Speaker 10: I mean to get around New York because I don't
Speaker 10: want to drive, Like I'll pay like eighty dollars to
Speaker 10: go down the street, Like what do you mean?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so this is yeah, this is what Lyft. I
Speaker 5: do understand. They don't get.
Speaker 10: And then I talk to a lot of Lyft drivers too,
Speaker 10: and they say no that they don't really get a
Speaker 10: lot of their money, A lot of the everybody says that, yep,
Speaker 10: yeah I did notice that.
Speaker 6: So what they don't do another driver? Will you know
Speaker 6: what I mean? But I do encourage the protests. They
Speaker 6: feel like they're not making no money. But today is
Speaker 6: the day that people gonna be at home cooking anyway.
Speaker 10: Yeah right right at the restaurant, well, sometimes people be ordered,
Speaker 10: but sometimes people ordered door dass pretending that they made
Speaker 10: the fo That's a big thing on Valentine's Day.
Speaker 5: Though you don't think I.
Speaker 6: Was, you know, I was thinking about I was thinking
Speaker 6: about do people get snowed in on purpose? Like we
Speaker 6: always have these convos about getting fluid out, but when
Speaker 6: it's snows are supposed to be a terrible snowstorm somewhere,
Speaker 6: that you go and get snowed in on purpose?
Speaker 1: With people?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I used to like getting snowed in, especially with somebody,
Speaker 10: like really very much.
Speaker 1: What you do thexactly?
Speaker 10: You can't get it right home all the time, like
Speaker 10: oh my god, you know.
Speaker 1: I hope they say no.
Speaker 10: Just stay here it's supposed to be Yeah, oh yeah,
Speaker 10: I ain't got hope. Now, Sometimes if you ugly you
Speaker 10: get stick over somebody house They like, oh no, I'm
Speaker 10: gonna shovel.
Speaker 1: Help get out of here.
Speaker 20: But I was like, yeah, just.
Speaker 1: Striking. I'm gonna drive you.
Speaker 5: It's still okay. Taxi is out here for sure.
Speaker 1: I got old wheel drive. I dropped you, all right.
Speaker 10: Just you need to upfload. That skit just actually has
Speaker 10: a skit tending to be sleep. I saw the skits
Speaker 10: you did. Yeah, I got to sing you home and
Speaker 10: just pretends.
Speaker 7: To be and then yeah, what you doing? You gotta go,
Speaker 7: you gotta go now, all right, well that is front page.
Speaker 5: It was take it all right, peace.
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Speaker 7: All right, now, when we come back, Kingsley benn Add
Speaker 7: will be joining us. He plays Bob Marley in the
Speaker 7: new flick One Love, and we're gonna chop it up
Speaker 7: with him when we come back.
Speaker 1: It's the breakfast Clug of Oneing.
Speaker 2: Thank you for not calling the Brother the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning, everybody. It's DJ n G Jess Hilarius, Charlamagne the Guy.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: We got a special guest in the Buildings Man Kingsley
Speaker 7: benn Adda, Did I say it right? Yes, yes, playing
Speaker 7: Bob Marley in the new movie Bob Marley One Love
Speaker 7: Story which comes out Valentine's dad.
Speaker 17: Welcome, nice to be where your locks? Where they're gone?
Speaker 17: They're They're in a cupboard somewhere. Took them up, put
Speaker 17: them in a box, looked him up.
Speaker 6: Whoever did that did a great usually used to people
Speaker 6: with dread locks and they look so stupid, the dreadlocks.
Speaker 17: Marris Morris and Carlum and they were prepping that from
Speaker 17: the same time when I started prepping. So it was
Speaker 17: like Morris is as a dreads specialist, and you know,
Speaker 17: it's not even just the hair.
Speaker 1: He did for me.
Speaker 17: He took all them boys who came from Jamaica. They're
Speaker 17: all rasta. So he took out their dreads, you know,
Speaker 17: by hand, and he put them in like sacred boxes,
Speaker 17: stored them and then Reid did their put new dreads
Speaker 17: in their hair, water like suit the characters from the time,
Speaker 17: and then when the film was done, he got their
Speaker 17: dreads and he put them back in. But for a
Speaker 17: lot of them it was it was really emotional and
Speaker 17: they was doing it for Bob because they love Bob
Speaker 17: and they're all connected to Bob, you know, a lot
Speaker 17: of them. A lot of the guys who were playing
Speaker 17: the band members are the children of the actual band members,
Speaker 17: so they're all rust And they took out their hair
Speaker 17: for the film and then they put it back.
Speaker 1: It was a lot, you know, it was what do
Speaker 1: you mean he took the hair out? Like they got it?
Speaker 1: What do you mean? Took it out?
Speaker 17: So like Sheldon came with his own dreads, real real,
Speaker 17: real dreads, and then Morris took them out, cut them out,
Speaker 17: like picked them out and left hair there and put
Speaker 17: dreads in. And then at the end of the film
Speaker 17: he's taking out them dreads and then put their original
Speaker 17: dreads back in. So yeah, the whole dreads thing was
Speaker 17: like that was one of the first conversations I have
Speaker 17: with ZIGGI. It was like, Yo, authenticity of of how
Speaker 17: Bob speaks, you know, has to be at the forefront
Speaker 17: of the side. I can't get involved. And he was
Speaker 17: the same, you know, and and and.
Speaker 1: Also the hair.
Speaker 17: I was like, it's not I ain't got nothing to
Speaker 17: do with it, but just make sure that if you
Speaker 17: need to put ten million into the hair. Then that's
Speaker 17: what we need to do. So you know it was Yeah,
Speaker 17: the hair and the hair and the bob talk was
Speaker 17: the top.
Speaker 1: I'm a little slow, king, How the hell do you
Speaker 1: put the hair back in?
Speaker 17: I ain't got a clue, especially.
Speaker 5: You tutorials on how to put something we're not going
Speaker 5: to see.
Speaker 7: Regular hell, because they had they would have to cut
Speaker 7: it out. Here, you have to cut it out and
Speaker 7: then no.
Speaker 10: No, no, no no sos. You combed them out like
Speaker 10: you can comb hair. Yeah, you calmbed them out, and
Speaker 10: then you people make the likes that I had like
Speaker 10: week last week, the girl made them with out of
Speaker 10: real hair.
Speaker 5: These are full of these from Amazon, like, but you.
Speaker 1: Know, I didn't know that. I didn't know it was
Speaker 1: a thing.
Speaker 17: And I met them once their new hair had been
Speaker 17: put in, so I only knew them with that hair.
Speaker 17: I only realized when I see them after that they
Speaker 17: had different dreads. But yeah, it was a whole I
Speaker 17: don't know how we found him Morris, because he's he's like,
Speaker 17: you know, he's a one of a kind. You know
Speaker 17: that was in the in the industry. You know, he
Speaker 17: came and he and then he ended up just taking
Speaker 17: care of a lot of stuff. You know, he was
Speaker 17: on set with us every day and he's working on
Speaker 17: the Shawanna now on all of our work.
Speaker 6: The British accident isn't that much different from the Jamaican
Speaker 6: accent though, now that I'm hearing you talk, yeah, because
Speaker 6: you spent so much time.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I disagree.
Speaker 17: I feel like I feel like, you know, the wind right,
Speaker 17: like the black the black community in London anyway was
Speaker 17: you know, it's a huge Caribbean culture and I feel
Speaker 17: like a lot of Jamaican dialect has seeped into London culture.
Speaker 17: So you know, the way we grew up talking was
Speaker 17: half Cockney, half Jamaican. That's kind of what the slang
Speaker 17: is in the UK. But the patois really for me,
Speaker 17: it's a different language.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 17: We could be in here with two guys from Jamaica
Speaker 17: who are like from somewhere I don't know, and they
Speaker 17: could talk for five ten minutes and we will't have
Speaker 17: a clue what they're saying. Yes, And I found myself
Speaker 17: in that situation a bunch of times, and I was like, well,
Speaker 17: this is a whole thing. This is not something where
Speaker 17: I can just like take nine months and learn Jamaican.
Speaker 17: It just was never going to be one of those ones.
Speaker 17: So we had a whole operation in place, made by
Speaker 17: Frederick Cassidy, and so it really it really did you know,
Speaker 17: Like there's part like I had, I took months to
Speaker 17: kind of translate everything Bub was saying. If I was
Speaker 17: in time into this film, yeah, I was misinterpreting things
Speaker 17: Bub was saying, do you know what I mean? Misinterpreting things?
Speaker 17: He was saying, I wasn't just not understanding. There was
Speaker 17: things that I thought I understood. And then actually I
Speaker 17: get Jamaican to come out into my house and help
Speaker 17: me translate, and he's getting no, no, no, this is saying
Speaker 17: something else.
Speaker 1: You're an example in our found with I.
Speaker 17: Would say this thing when he's saying, I find where
Speaker 17: you know, I fund where you know, and he's saying
Speaker 17: in a.
Speaker 1: Form where so it was just a connecting sentence.
Speaker 17: My little things like that in the middle of conversations
Speaker 17: throw you you know, and like I mean in a
Speaker 17: form where you know. It's just like it's just an
Speaker 17: expression that he and Bob took the way that Bob talked,
Speaker 17: you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: So I still don't know what that meaning you said
Speaker 6: it three times in a form where so.
Speaker 5: It would it be like from a standpoint.
Speaker 17: Of exactly right, exactly, And I was like, without Jamaicans,
Speaker 17: there's no way that I was going to be able
Speaker 17: to understand translate something I mean.
Speaker 1: And the list goes on.
Speaker 17: I mean, I had hundreds of pages of Bob Talk
Speaker 17: where I'm like, I don't know what I don't know
Speaker 17: what he's saying.
Speaker 5: So would you say that was the most complicated part
Speaker 5: of the role.
Speaker 17: Yeah, for sure. For sure the music I'm starting from scratch.
Speaker 17: But with the music, I'm I was always like, I
Speaker 17: just get as far as I can get to, you know,
Speaker 17: and then you can do things with the camera and
Speaker 17: there's going to be a lot of support there. But
Speaker 17: I guess with the with the Patois, there was a
Speaker 17: moment where I thought, oh, let me see how far
Speaker 17: I can get with this, and then a few months
Speaker 17: in I was I was emailing, tough, gone and we
Speaker 17: need a lot of help, Like, I'm not going to
Speaker 17: be able to just come in and willing nearly.
Speaker 1: Patois. It's not it's not.
Speaker 17: It's not one of them things there, And I'm like,
Speaker 17: just because I've grown up with Jamaican's it don't mean
Speaker 17: anything really, like the language. You could spend ten years
Speaker 17: trying to prep Bob and still have a way to go.
Speaker 17: And Bob's coming from born in the country, grew up
Speaker 17: in trench Town, and then traveled, so there's the patois.
Speaker 17: But then it's how Bob talked, and how Bob talked.
Speaker 17: No one talked like him. So yeah, it was a journey.
Speaker 17: But there wasn't a day on set where I wasn't
Speaker 17: surrounded by people who knew so I felt I felt good,
Speaker 17: like we were never going to move on unless it
Speaker 17: was right. So and that was the one thing I
Speaker 17: felt like I can fully take care of. I can't
Speaker 17: take care of looking exactly like Bob. Bob's five seven,
Speaker 17: I'm six too, you know, there's so many physical differences
Speaker 17: between us. And he's a genius, he's a musical genius.
Speaker 17: But his voice and how he spoke, and the authenticity
Speaker 17: of that, as like the whole cultures in the way
Speaker 17: that Bob talks, like the way that he speaks has
Speaker 17: to be reflected. There's no there can be no dumbing
Speaker 17: down of it, like there's no whitewashing it, you know,
Speaker 17: and then let's let's let's do it how Bob talks,
Speaker 17: and then afterwards when he's lot in post production, you
Speaker 17: can figure out how much people understand and how much
Speaker 17: they don't.
Speaker 1: What made you audition for this? At first thought?
Speaker 17: At first I was I thought there must have been
Speaker 17: a mistake of some sort, you know, just one of
Speaker 17: them auditions where I'm like, I'm mixed. So I guess
Speaker 17: everyone mixed is auditioning for this and it was silly,
Speaker 17: and so I must have passed on it just thinking
Speaker 17: it was like a general you know, hundreds of us
Speaker 17: doing it. And then it just started coming back that
Speaker 17: the Marley family were involved, which I didn't know. And
Speaker 17: then I heard that had done King Richard, and I
Speaker 17: saw an early cut of it, and I was like,
Speaker 17: if the family are involved and there's there's nothing to lose,
Speaker 17: you know, let me let me throw something out there
Speaker 17: and then at least we can have a conversation if
Speaker 17: they want, but nothing to lose. And I know, addition,
Speaker 17: and Ziggy wanted to meet me, so really it was
Speaker 17: it was really spending time with the family and understanding
Speaker 17: that they wanted to do a kind of tribute to
Speaker 17: their dads. You know, it was a kind of love
Speaker 17: letter to their dad, and they wanted to share with
Speaker 17: the fans aside to Bob that people don't necessarily know,
Speaker 17: which is that he was a human being, you know,
Speaker 17: which was that he was a guy who went for
Speaker 17: a lot and man struggled.
Speaker 6: And so yeah, I think they talk about his revolution
Speaker 6: a lot, but you don't get to see what fueled
Speaker 6: him being a revolutionary.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, no, And at this time with the film set,
Speaker 17: like he was just going for a lot, you know.
Speaker 1: He had the weight of the world on his shoulders.
Speaker 17: And I think, yeah, it was really the family, like
Speaker 17: the family's involvement and an understanding that authenticity was really
Speaker 17: most important for them and for the studio and for me,
Speaker 17: so you know, I was just being in service to them.
Speaker 7: We got more with Kingsley, been a there when we
Speaker 7: come back. He's playing Bob Marley in the One Love movie.
Speaker 7: It comes out this Valentine's They keep a lockice to
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: The morning we're.
Speaker 7: Yllas DJ MV Jesse, Larry is showing me and the
Speaker 7: guy we are the Breakfast Club was still kicking it
Speaker 7: with Kingsley. Ben a Deer who plays Bob Marley in
Speaker 7: the one love flick Chollo me.
Speaker 6: The kids didn't weren't upset about you playing the father,
Speaker 6: Like noneing didn't wanted to play the role.
Speaker 5: No, they picked No.
Speaker 17: I think Skip auditioned to play the younger Bob and
Speaker 17: it didn't work out. It's a thing about casting. You know,
Speaker 17: so many stories and people's feelings, you know, get hurt
Speaker 17: and stuff. But when you're on the inside, you're like, oh,
Speaker 17: it's not the conspiracy that everyone thinks, oh Ziggy and
Speaker 17: that they want to play that dad and they're older.
Speaker 17: You got they needed to find someone to play Bob
Speaker 17: between thirty three and thirty six years old. That's pretty
Speaker 17: you know, it can be tricky and so but no,
Speaker 17: I don't, I don't. I don't know Ziggy in the family.
Speaker 17: They approved it, and so I was like, all right, cool,
Speaker 17: if he was, that's what he was not wanting, and
Speaker 17: you know, I'm here to help.
Speaker 7: Did you ever want to quick because you said it
Speaker 7: was difficult with their difficult with the Patois.
Speaker 1: Did you ever say, you know what, maybe the same
Speaker 1: for me? Yeah? I did at what point.
Speaker 17: Very close to filming, But I was like, if I
Speaker 17: pull out of this, you know, it's not just me,
Speaker 17: it's all the money that's gone into pre production, and
Speaker 17: it's like, if you want to work again, I wouldn't
Speaker 17: advise you.
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 17: I did have a moment a couple of weeks before
Speaker 17: we started. I was just like, there's a mountain to climb,
Speaker 17: you know, and all of the music and the stems
Speaker 17: were coming in and songs were changing, and I was like, yeah,
Speaker 17: just one day at a time.
Speaker 1: It's just one day at a time.
Speaker 17: And really, really what happened was we got to set
Speaker 17: and Neville Garret's there. It was Bob's like close, close
Speaker 17: friend who was with Bob the whole time Bob was
Speaker 17: creating Exodus and touring Exodus. Never was with him, never
Speaker 17: was in the room with Bob writing down the songs
Speaker 17: when Bob was composing them, and never was on stage
Speaker 17: all of them concerts, and never was with me every
Speaker 17: day on set. So I felt like, if Neville didn't
Speaker 17: like Sime, he's going to tell me straight, and he
Speaker 17: did a lot of times. Yeah, So I just always
Speaker 17: felt Satin's not right. We've got the time to like
Speaker 17: stop and figure it out. And really it's only just
Speaker 17: a tribute to Bob to try and find a little
Speaker 17: bit of his spirit and his essence. I feel like
Speaker 17: everyone involved knows that you can't copy Bob and you
Speaker 17: can't beat Bobby's kind of too big in a way.
Speaker 17: So it's just there was an understanding that this is
Speaker 17: just an interpretation of his vulnerability and his feeling and
Speaker 17: what some of what he might have been going through
Speaker 17: at that time, and you know, just to celebrate him
Speaker 17: a little bit.
Speaker 6: Let me tell you something, I'm happy that this movie
Speaker 6: is coming out on Valentine's Day because it's not just
Speaker 6: a story about Bob. It's a love story between Bob
Speaker 6: and read Like. That's what I liked about it. How
Speaker 6: did you feel about that? Yeah, I didn't really know.
Speaker 6: I mean that sort of evolved as we were shooting.
Speaker 17: Yeah, Lashana and I we were working seven months leading
Speaker 17: up to filming, and I guess that's the thing with films.
Speaker 17: You shoot three and a half four hours and then
Speaker 17: they cut it down to two. So all the things
Speaker 17: that stay in and don't stay in, and how they
Speaker 17: kind of tweak it and kind of make it is
Speaker 17: you know, it's over to them after you rap. But
Speaker 17: it's a love story between them and but more that
Speaker 17: kind of unconditional love when you've known someone for that
Speaker 17: long and you've shared all that experience and the love
Speaker 17: that is expressed when you're not talking, you know, and
Speaker 17: when there's no words.
Speaker 1: But yeah, is that we went to Bob only growing
Speaker 1: up as a kid. Did you know all the music
Speaker 1: and know everything about him? Was a lot of this
Speaker 1: you learned as filming.
Speaker 17: Like I learned everything about Bob for the first time.
Speaker 17: I felt, I felt like I knew him just because
Speaker 17: I've always known him music.
Speaker 1: I don't even know when.
Speaker 17: I don't even know when I really first heard Bob
Speaker 17: because Bob's just always been in the house and not
Speaker 17: in Hill.
Speaker 1: Carnival was a big thing growing up, and I.
Speaker 17: Was getting Carnival from when I was like three, three
Speaker 17: four years old or once I started checking in. I
Speaker 17: was like, well, I really don't know anything about this
Speaker 17: guy other than that I knew he's half white, you know,
Speaker 17: like he's mixed.
Speaker 1: That was it.
Speaker 17: Yeah, Like I didn't really understand like he's really from
Speaker 17: the ghetto, like he really grew up in trench Town.
Speaker 17: And yeah, there's a lot of sides to Bob. So
Speaker 17: I say I found out everything for the first time
Speaker 17: through his friends and for his family. I spent a
Speaker 17: lot of time with people who grew up with Bob
Speaker 17: before he was famous, which was some of my most
Speaker 17: interesting conversations. You know, Lego, I've spent time with him
Speaker 17: on Orange Street and in his studio, just talking about
Speaker 17: the old time. But watching them remember Bob, watching them
Speaker 17: remember him with such funness and sadness and love. You know,
Speaker 17: it's really just trying to get the information I'm trying
Speaker 17: to get from them is like what was Bob Black
Speaker 17: when he was on his own? What was Bob Black
Speaker 17: when he was like feeling down? Like, what was Bob
Speaker 17: Black when he was having a rough day? The idea
Speaker 17: of him as an icon and all of that, that's there,
Speaker 17: the soundbites.
Speaker 1: Everyone wants to tell you.
Speaker 17: They want to tell you all the fun bits that
Speaker 17: you've seen and you've seen them in the documentary. Saying it,
Speaker 17: but trying to understand just like his like his humanity, Yeah,
Speaker 17: just so I can connect him as a human being
Speaker 17: and not like a hero, like that's a given.
Speaker 5: Did you do all of the singing and the movies?
Speaker 17: I sung everything. I sung everything on set? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 17: Which it was never the plan for me to sing
Speaker 17: in the film. We're always going to use Bob stems
Speaker 17: because people want to listen to Bob and they want
Speaker 17: to listen to me, right, And no one can sing
Speaker 17: that Bob. You can't sing that Bob because he's singing
Speaker 17: from such it's so rough, but it's so from here.
Speaker 17: It's actually his commitment to what he's saying that creates
Speaker 17: that energy as well as his tone and all of
Speaker 17: those So you can't really copy it as beautifully as
Speaker 17: all his sons can sing. No one can actually get
Speaker 17: his match.
Speaker 6: So, and he was an ordained messenger, Like I feel
Speaker 6: like he was divinely appointed to be a messenger.
Speaker 17: That's what his name meant, right, like nest to the messenger. Yeah,
Speaker 17: and Bob felt like he was in service, you know,
Speaker 17: if he was in service to his majesty.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 17: So he's singing for his life in a way.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 17: It's it's about Yeah, it's about spreading the message. And
Speaker 17: all of his songs, you know, when you clock all it.
Speaker 17: When I started translating the lyrics of all of his song,
Speaker 17: I was like, God is really in all of this,
Speaker 17: all of his music jamming like all of them songs
Speaker 17: he's talking about God. You know, it's really fascinating. But yeah,
Speaker 17: I sung everything because emotionally speaking in the face, if
Speaker 17: you're not singing, I don't think. I didn't feel like
Speaker 17: I could pretend. But also that Bob woke up every
Speaker 17: day and I wrote songs. I felt was like if
Speaker 17: I was playing a footballer and I never kicked the ball.
Speaker 17: So I just wanted to learn to just understand what
Speaker 17: you're feeling with the instrument is and the feeling of it,
Speaker 17: you know. And then in the room we did some
Speaker 17: acoustic stuff and Ziggi was supposed to come and dub it,
Speaker 17: and he left my voice. So there's a bit of
Speaker 17: me singing in the film, which was never planned. But
Speaker 17: I had months a singing lesson, so I'm glad they came.
Speaker 5: With level of expertise. Was your voice on great? Yeah,
Speaker 5: at least you can admit that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 17: No, no, no, not great at all, Not great at all.
Speaker 17: You've got to look after your instrument, man, those singers,
Speaker 17: they got to look after their voices.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: It's like steaming and all of that stuff.
Speaker 10: These past couple of years, you played like different characters,
Speaker 10: though you played Barack Obama, Malcolm X in One Night
Speaker 10: in Miami, Basketball, Ken in.
Speaker 5: A Barbie movie. Baba, Yeah, how is that mentally the switch?
Speaker 17: Like I don't find I don't find the switch, and
Speaker 17: I feel that.
Speaker 21: No.
Speaker 17: Yeah, for me, it's just more it's a it's a
Speaker 17: preparation thing, and then five minutes before action, I just
Speaker 17: need to concentrate and make sure I've done my homework,
Speaker 17: and I don't know what I'm doing, you know what
Speaker 17: I mean. I don't feel I think as well, just
Speaker 17: coming up as a as a working actor, you have
Speaker 17: to be ready when you need to be ready. So
Speaker 17: there's not that luxury of I'm doing this role and
Speaker 17: now I've got six months to prepare on my own.
Speaker 17: It's like someone's dropped out. You got two weeks to
Speaker 17: prep one night at Miami, so you just have to
Speaker 17: get ready.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 17: It's like you finished Secret Invasion on the twelfth of March.
Speaker 17: You're starting Barbie on Monday, so you just thank you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I enjoyed that. I enjoyed. I enjoyed playing that
Speaker 17: role because the reason why I took it wasn't because
Speaker 17: the writing was great at all. It's nothing to do
Speaker 17: with the writing they just sent me two little teaser scenes,
Speaker 17: one with Samuel at the end and one with Ben Mendelson,
Speaker 17: and I was like, Oh, this guy really wants everyone
Speaker 17: to burn. You know, there's no I feel like he's
Speaker 17: gone in his mind, he's gone, power hungry, power hungry,
Speaker 17: but also just like he's only gonna feel. I don't
Speaker 17: think he feels anything other than when he sees other
Speaker 17: people experiencing the pain that he feels subconsciously or not.
Speaker 17: So like, he only feels alive when I see you
Speaker 17: in as much pain as I feel with myself.
Speaker 1: And I was like, I don't.
Speaker 17: I've never been offered that kind of role, so I
Speaker 17: just have to take it regardless of what show it
Speaker 17: is or what it's in. But it's fun. It's fun
Speaker 17: to play that because it's just called a bag of secrets,
Speaker 17: Bag of dark secrets.
Speaker 1: I will move.
Speaker 7: We got more with Kingsley, Benadere It's the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 7: Good Morning shots, dj MB just hilarious. Charalamine the guy
Speaker 7: we are the Breakfast Club was still kicking it with Kingsley,
Speaker 7: been a deer Charlomye.
Speaker 6: About the backlash that comes with being a British actor
Speaker 6: getting to play American icons like President Obama, like Malcolm
Speaker 6: X even playing you know, Jamaican icon like Bob Marley.
Speaker 17: People do not like.
Speaker 1: That, like you're stealing all the roles. I hear it again.
Speaker 17: I feel like when you each casting situation is different.
Speaker 17: So when it comes to opportunity, the first question is
Speaker 17: has everyone had an opportunity to audition? Has everyone who
Speaker 17: should had an opportunity to put their foot in the
Speaker 17: door where they get to put their best self forward
Speaker 17: and where it just depends on the casting is that
Speaker 17: each situation is different, So some people can't get their first, second, third, fourth, fifth,
Speaker 17: sixth choice all busy not available. Seventh choice would be amazing.
Speaker 17: He's not finishing the job till February. When these films go,
Speaker 17: when they get that green light, there's a moment where
Speaker 17: they're trying to make it. Now they're not waiting for anyone,
Speaker 17: so it's really becomes about availability. When they came to
Speaker 17: me with Bob, I was like, you have you been
Speaker 17: on a world wide search? Yes, we have, go on
Speaker 17: another one. Really make sure you know when.
Speaker 1: It came out, would you like make sure it's not me?
Speaker 17: Well, yeah, because you want to make sure you want
Speaker 17: to make sure, Yeah, exactly, you want to make sure
Speaker 17: I'm the best person. I'm not because I've been in
Speaker 17: that situation before. I couldn't get an audition for a
Speaker 17: any of those London things like Kid Orhood or Top
Speaker 17: Boy or any of that. The casting directs at home
Speaker 17: they would never see me for that role because they
Speaker 17: see me like the Bridgeton guy, whereas I'm like, no, no, no,
Speaker 17: That's how I grew up. I just went to a
Speaker 17: drama school that knocked my accent out of me for
Speaker 17: eight years, and I've just had to try and find
Speaker 17: it back. Some English institution that told us that we
Speaker 17: couldn't talk the way that we were supposed to talk.
Speaker 17: I think to talk about this as a whole becomes
Speaker 17: really difficult. I can only talk for the specific examples
Speaker 17: of the castings that I've been in, and I tell
Speaker 17: you straight. Andre Holland dropped out of one night in Miami,
Speaker 17: and Regina had two weeks to cast it, and then
Speaker 17: there was three of us, and then the guy who
Speaker 17: I was up against. He didn't have the experience to
Speaker 17: hold the film in the way that I did because
Speaker 17: of his age. He would have been a twenty seven
Speaker 17: year old Malcolm, and it didn't make sense. They did
Speaker 17: not want to put me in that role. It was
Speaker 17: just because the film is about to go. They need
Speaker 17: to get it going, you know. And really, I can
Speaker 17: talk for Bob and I can talk for that and
Speaker 17: that's it. I just got to make sure that when
Speaker 17: I'm going in for something that my thing is, who
Speaker 17: have you seen?
Speaker 1: Why are you coming to me?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 17: And I think the family came to me because our
Speaker 17: first conversation was about the emotional vulnerability of Bob.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's it.
Speaker 17: No mimicry, no impersonation, no trying to like be him
Speaker 17: or copy him. This is a this is a this
Speaker 17: is a love letter to your father. So I'm going
Speaker 17: to try and tap into his feeling a little bit,
Speaker 17: and that's it, just a little bit of his essence
Speaker 17: and I'm done.
Speaker 6: It's okay to say you good. It's okay to say
Speaker 6: I'm better than everybody else. It's okay to say I
Speaker 6: get these roles because I'm a.
Speaker 17: Great I don't think that's true. I don't think that's true.
Speaker 17: Like I don't think that's true. I just don't. I don't.
Speaker 17: I don't, well, at least I don't see it like that,
Speaker 17: because you're only as good as the work you put
Speaker 17: in on the day. You're you're two seconds away from
Speaker 17: being really really bad if you switch off. And that's
Speaker 17: the way that I go at everything. It's starting again.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 17: It's not like I went into Barbie with the same
Speaker 17: energy I went into Bob. Because it's about the work
Speaker 17: and it's about the craft.
Speaker 1: That's just me. Maybe I need to out a little bit.
Speaker 10: But a critic of yourself, like you could seem to
Speaker 10: be even like you know, hard on yourself about things
Speaker 10: you ever give yourself bad reviews?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no, I'm learning.
Speaker 17: I'm learning to be much kinder because it's you know,
Speaker 17: you can just get tiring for yourself. But yeah, I know,
Speaker 17: I feel like it's the work and it's the experience.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 17: For me, it's about the experience of the shoot. The
Speaker 17: experience of making Bob was two years getting to know
Speaker 17: him with his friends and family before filming. Yeah, and
Speaker 17: even up until now, just spending time with the people
Speaker 17: who love him and knew him.
Speaker 2: But you did the work.
Speaker 17: Yeah, so like what a joy, you know, like regardless
Speaker 17: of the film and whatever happens with it, For me,
Speaker 17: that's two years of my life.
Speaker 1: That's my life with them, you know, and I'll cherish
Speaker 1: that to you. For me as well.
Speaker 17: With work, it's as much about the experience as well.
Speaker 17: It's when I see that secret Invasion thing, I was like, yeah,
Speaker 17: this is ten days with Samuel Jackson on set. Taking
Speaker 17: the job just for that. I just want to be
Speaker 17: around him for ten days, you know, And it was
Speaker 17: ended up being free for months, and then I get
Speaker 17: to learn from him.
Speaker 1: What did he teach you? What was the lesson that
Speaker 1: he told you? Pro and like great cursor too, fantastic
Speaker 1: love person.
Speaker 17: And funny and funny. But when he's on the floor
Speaker 17: when we started doing some of those scenes, when he
Speaker 17: gets excited and wants to turn it on, it becomes
Speaker 17: really exciting because you're like, Sam.
Speaker 1: Can do it. You know, he's one of the greats.
Speaker 17: I don't know, I don't know how to summarize a
Speaker 17: word what I got from him, but it was definitely like,
Speaker 17: you know, I really really enjoyed being around him. And
Speaker 17: Ben Mendelssohn as well. Those two were the reasons why
Speaker 17: I took the job. I was like, I'm definitely gonna
Speaker 17: be able to learn Sam from these guys you know.
Speaker 17: And Sam. Sam's very kind, like very very kind. He's
Speaker 17: got so much time for like young people around. He
Speaker 17: has a heightened awareness of like I mean, he's been
Speaker 17: famous for how long man he can't go anywhere, but
Speaker 17: he still makes the time for everyone. And he said,
Speaker 17: Sam likes to do one take or two takes, you know,
Speaker 17: one and done. Sometimes I need eight or nine and
Speaker 17: he's there. He's that you take as much time as
Speaker 17: you need. I'm right here. And they'd be on his
Speaker 17: feet every time. And I love that because a lot
Speaker 17: of actors will go back to the trailer, they go home,
Speaker 17: and they'll get their standing to come in and act
Speaker 17: with you.
Speaker 1: Sam did not leave me once.
Speaker 17: Yeah, so I really appreciated that, and just funny, funny.
Speaker 6: Did did Ziggy really remember a lot of stuff because
Speaker 6: he was young then, like seeing I'm thinking about in
Speaker 6: particular was the shooting that happened.
Speaker 1: The drive by. He remembered that.
Speaker 17: Yeah, Ziggy's got memories. Yeah, Ziggy's got memories. And that
Speaker 17: bit of the airport at the end. Somehow when his
Speaker 17: dad come back, I didn't understand that Ziggy Ziggy made
Speaker 17: it to the airport and no one knew how he
Speaker 17: got there. At like nine years old, he heard his
Speaker 17: dad was coming and he found himself like running in
Speaker 17: the crowd, running in the crowd, and no one knows
Speaker 17: how he got there. He can't remember how he got there,
Speaker 17: but he was there. So I was about getting that
Speaker 17: moment in but.
Speaker 1: It really happened like Bob, Bob saw him in the Yeah.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, I believe. So that's why a lot of
Speaker 17: my conversations with Neville, with Tyrone and with Lego, like
Speaker 17: the guys who are Bob's age, who remembering them like
Speaker 17: I would remember my power, you know, they were really
Speaker 17: the stories about Bob's personality and it's feeling around the time.
Speaker 17: You know, all my information came through them as it
Speaker 17: related to that.
Speaker 1: You read all the books.
Speaker 17: And then he's like, isn't that and you can find
Speaker 17: in these books really apart from timelines, you know, but
Speaker 17: Lego and Lenny Dread. There's a guy called Lenny Dread
Speaker 17: who came over from Saint Kitts when he was like
Speaker 17: sixteen seventeen and he camped outside Bob's mom's house in
Speaker 17: Miami because he had a vision that he wanted to
Speaker 17: work for Bob one day. So he just went and
Speaker 17: stayed outside the house for weeks and Bob was on tour,
Speaker 17: and then Bob came back one day and he told
Speaker 17: Bob that he had a dream that he wanted to
Speaker 17: work for him. Man still works in the house today.
Speaker 1: Wow. And I spent three hours.
Speaker 17: With him in Bob's my mass and he took me
Speaker 17: into you know, Bob's room at the time, so where
Speaker 17: they would have had all family birthdays and everything like that.
Speaker 1: And I had a.
Speaker 17: Four hour conversation with him where he was telling me
Speaker 17: like what Bob was like and his energy and I'd
Speaker 17: be one in And then those were the things that
Speaker 17: I think I absorbed in some way, you know, from
Speaker 17: those Lenny Draddon, Desi and Lego what Great?
Speaker 6: What about when Bob was dealing with, you know, the
Speaker 6: cancer that ultimately took his life. In the movie, it's
Speaker 6: played in like a really nonchalant way.
Speaker 19: He was telling them, y'all know, talking about Bob is
Speaker 19: the icon, but some people don't want you don't know.
Speaker 1: And if I don't know that it's Bob Marley, come on, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't think that I doesn't give too much away
Speaker 1: because everybody but No, the movie is really good.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: I think you did a great, great job as Bob.
Speaker 6: I don't have anything to reference it to, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean, because I didn't grow up in the
Speaker 6: air Obabma.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like you Cap. There's the essence you
Speaker 1: captured for sure. Thank you. I appreciate, appreciate everybody. Go
Speaker 1: out and check it out.
Speaker 7: It comes out this Valentine's Day, a perfect Valentine's Day thing.
Speaker 6: It's a love story man, between Read and Bob. It really,
Speaker 6: it really is.
Speaker 1: And Kings, we appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 17: I'm gonna back finding this shop. I've been what she's
Speaker 17: on YouTube all the time, so I'm to be thank
Speaker 17: you guys.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning nice. All right, Well
Speaker 1: let's get to just the mess.
Speaker 9: Jesus real robber Lord.
Speaker 10: That's don't do is gonna bring you numbers on the.
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Statist Mike Epsen Shannon Sharp.
Speaker 10: All right, so, during a recent interview, well no, during
Speaker 10: a recent Stand Up Mike episode, some jokes about Shannon
Speaker 10: Sharp claiming that he asked Mike to be on club
Speaker 10: shake Shape plea number one.
Speaker 21: Shanny Sharp called me trying to do an interview. I said, no, Medea,
Speaker 21: I ain't. So you can sit across from me and
Speaker 21: look at my gonna take cat.
Speaker 1: So yeah.
Speaker 10: Shannon Sharp reacted to the footage of the stand up
Speaker 10: on an episode of Nightcap Think.
Speaker 16: My Name Again, and I'm gonna put and I'm gonna
Speaker 16: release the d M behind your line you said.
Speaker 1: I reached out to you to come on club and
Speaker 1: you a mofo. Lie. Now when I see you, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna see you.
Speaker 19: I'm gonna see if you now.
Speaker 10: Mike App shared a video in response to Shannon Shop's reaction.
Speaker 22: And manute, Now, I know I don't know what's growing.
Speaker 22: Man got a dave, but I know this brown man
Speaker 22: is not mad and me. So many people talk crazy
Speaker 22: about you. They was on Saturday Night Live talking about you,
Speaker 22: imitating you.
Speaker 5: But but this just plays to like the fact, remember
Speaker 5: you just told me last week.
Speaker 1: Yo.
Speaker 5: You know comedians love that's what you know. They love exaggerate, Yeah,
Speaker 5: probably saggerate.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, But don't just lie on people, because remember
Speaker 10: I told you I had a problem with a comedian
Speaker 10: line on me.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying on on a show, you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I just like about was to lie.
Speaker 10: That he asked him to be on the show. Like
Speaker 10: he said that Shannon Shop asked him to be on
Speaker 10: the show. But if we've been following this, you know
Speaker 10: what I'm saying, we we.
Speaker 5: Been can't wait? I mean I can't.
Speaker 10: When Cat Williams sat down with Shannon Sharp Mike Epps,
Speaker 10: he wanted attention from that.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean? Number four, This is what
Speaker 5: he said.
Speaker 4: First, I did get a little jealous, man, Kat broke
Speaker 4: the internet and didn't say my name good or bad.
Speaker 4: I need the press too say something about me in there, man,
Speaker 4: say something bad about me.
Speaker 1: I don't care. I got a special coming out.
Speaker 2: I need the press, you know.
Speaker 5: And even though you know he said everything like he joking,
Speaker 5: he was dead, They're serious.
Speaker 6: He did.
Speaker 10: He wanted some attention on it and then other things
Speaker 10: that he'd just been saying that. So of course he
Speaker 10: takes to the stage because Mike puts everything on the
Speaker 10: stage as a comedian.
Speaker 6: Shit.
Speaker 5: But he just he just lied.
Speaker 10: People just got a problem with you lined on their name,
Speaker 10: like you know, and I understand I understand the same thing.
Speaker 10: You know you you don't lie now, Shannon Sharp said
Speaker 10: he could care less about all of the gay things.
Speaker 10: He said, So that's been a rumor for the longest time.
Speaker 10: Whatever he called he called that nigga. But did you
Speaker 10: know what I mean, I ain't gonna sit up on
Speaker 10: that couch.
Speaker 6: I just don't understand what all these grown ass people doing,
Speaker 6: Like I don't need to shay shay versus day day
Speaker 6: versus like. And you know, if you're in and that's
Speaker 6: that's the energy Shannon gonna have to expect when you're
Speaker 6: having those kinds of conversations, when you're having those kind
Speaker 6: of kind of conversations and it's turning up this kind
Speaker 6: of controversy and you've given you an input a little
Speaker 6: bit in some of these conversations.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people are gonna start.
Speaker 7: Coming to junior people gonna clap back and just the
Speaker 7: game and understanding here what you said.
Speaker 1: But keep it moving.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, well that's good.
Speaker 10: I mean, but but uh, last night, late last night,
Speaker 10: Shannon Shop he did take to x which is what
Speaker 10: formerly known as Twitter, and and he said that they
Speaker 10: actually had a conversation and that they're going to have
Speaker 10: a deeper conversation because they're expected to see each other
Speaker 10: All Star Week or whatever.
Speaker 5: Ye yep, so then that's coming up soon.
Speaker 10: What Mike Epps is probably still pissed about is Shannon
Speaker 10: shop been saying, right, just come on my show and
Speaker 10: let's talk about it.
Speaker 19: He did all that still and get on the show.
Speaker 19: But they're gonna have a conversation about it. And I'm
Speaker 19: glad they spoke because it was going a little too far.
Speaker 5: It was it was no more.
Speaker 7: He was said, I don't fight no more. If you
Speaker 7: know what I mean, I don't fight. You know it
Speaker 7: was gonna go there, you know what I mean? Yeah,
Speaker 7: it was too much. And all stars in Indianapolis in Indianapolis.
Speaker 5: And that is especially sass.
Speaker 1: You Mike them build a whole block there.
Speaker 5: King of that place.
Speaker 1: And first of all, but why everybody acting like they nineteen?
Speaker 1: We're grown?
Speaker 10: Yeah, and that's why I shout out the OCHO single man.
Speaker 10: He definitely oo was on there like trying to calm
Speaker 10: it down. He was like a little scrappy dude like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: I don't know where you're going with this, but I'm
Speaker 10: with you, like he was. He was being trying to
Speaker 10: make it funny and trying to calm Shannon down, but
Speaker 10: Shannon was dead that serious he was not with none
Speaker 10: of that.
Speaker 15: You know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Listen, man, our bones hurt winning range when you get
Speaker 6: to a certain nage.
Speaker 1: Okay, they don't need.
Speaker 5: To be having anything big ones the big man, what.
Speaker 6: I'm telling you. And I think a lot of this
Speaker 6: has to do with social media. It's like being in
Speaker 6: high school because like you and a person might be
Speaker 6: having a conversation, somebody.
Speaker 1: Go, oh, yeah.
Speaker 5: That's the comments, data commentation.
Speaker 1: Exactly exactly and not enough uns pretty big ain't fighting is.
Speaker 5: No, I'm not. I don't care if you how old
Speaker 5: you are. I'm not like so like. But like Mike said, peer.
Speaker 6: Peerm ain't no way the conversation shot.
Speaker 10: But you gotta understand when yeah, when you're in a
Speaker 10: line like like that, you have a podcast as big
Speaker 10: as that's, people want to talk about you.
Speaker 5: But people still shouldn't lie.
Speaker 10: That's my thing to Tyree's blames break up with Zelly
Speaker 10: on songs about his ex. Tyree is promoting his album
Speaker 10: Beautiful Pain, which he was up here a couple of
Speaker 10: months ago promoting, and what I found interesting was on
Speaker 10: the Super Bowl night he had posted this, uh, this
Speaker 10: trailer that he has and I think, like he made
Speaker 10: it hisself, but he had posted it and mistake.
Speaker 1: My lawyer is my managers. Everybody's pissed.
Speaker 18: I just released my double album today, but it's only
Speaker 18: available for ten hours. Fifty Cat Williams Kanye forgive me,
Speaker 18: I use you for clickbait.
Speaker 1: Watch the trailer. I actually got married to do it
Speaker 1: for the rest of my life. Reason one day, I
Speaker 1: woke up and just.
Speaker 10: Like, okay, so that's just a little snippet of the trailer.
Speaker 10: But he posted it and then he deleted it. Yeah,
Speaker 10: but I think I think what it was is what
Speaker 10: he said my team. Everybody's mad at me, like for
Speaker 10: posting it. And I don't even think he had to
Speaker 10: apologize or.
Speaker 1: He realized this super Bowl Sunday and nobody cares.
Speaker 5: Yeah, nobody cared, you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: But like even his team, his team got to care
Speaker 10: about him, so they just was probably like take that down.
Speaker 10: Nobody like, no, come on, But it did still reach blogs.
Speaker 10: The next day he reposted it or whatever, or you know,
Speaker 10: probably sent it the bugs either way, but it's out
Speaker 10: there now. Apparently his girlfriend left him because she's sick
Speaker 10: of him always talking about his ex Samantha, you know,
Speaker 10: but it may be a publicity stunt.
Speaker 1: I mean maybe may did y'all support your brother?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, he's my brother.
Speaker 10: But I'm sorry, I can't posting everything.
Speaker 5: Somebody asked me to post hilarious.
Speaker 1: He's a cousin. He's a cousin.
Speaker 7: He's yeah, all right, one time he was my second cousin.
Speaker 10: Second, so he might be my boyfriend cousin, right, So yeah,
Speaker 10: that's that's cool. But yeah, yeah, it may be a
Speaker 10: publicity stun. I don't think the girl is going anywhere.
Speaker 10: But this is all to download Beautiful Pain, which is
Speaker 10: a great album.
Speaker 6: Also, 'au need the download, tyres You need to call
Speaker 6: me and let me put together a publicity stunch. I
Speaker 6: could put together way better marketing than that. Okay, number one,
Speaker 6: there was no reason for you to put that out
Speaker 6: on Super Bowl Sunday. You got the Super Bowl, you
Speaker 6: got Kansas City Chiefs, Fantasys, be for nine Ers, Usher,
Speaker 6: Beyonce dropped music and a fire commercial Taylor.
Speaker 1: Swift, then Tyrese, one of those things is not belong.
Speaker 5: And then he apologized the fifty Kanye.
Speaker 1: Why he apologized that it.
Speaker 10: Was because in the beginning of the trailer, the video
Speaker 10: to grab people's attention.
Speaker 5: He put up his middle finger like you know, f y'all,
Speaker 5: you know what.
Speaker 10: I mean, like just click bait like so he apologized it,
Speaker 10: but I don't think they saw it or was worried
Speaker 10: about it anyway.
Speaker 1: So okay, it's beautiful paint out, I believe so well.
Speaker 6: Congratulations to Tyree on finally pushing out his beautiful paint
Speaker 6: album Tyree dot TV go there now. Let me see
Speaker 6: if I'm reading this verd beati. I never this is
Speaker 6: a DM he sent me. I never asked please post
Speaker 6: this on your I g oh my god, why are
Speaker 6: you Rengratulations the Tyree on finally pushing out his beautiful
Speaker 6: paining album reached.
Speaker 1: Dot tv go there now. He wrote that for you? Yeah,
Speaker 1: he said you that don't did y'all post it?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Are we shouting him out?
Speaker 10: Your magazin't send it to you?
Speaker 1: I want to send it to you. Needly you should
Speaker 1: play his record?
Speaker 2: Did he put it?
Speaker 1: And he sent a record? He took me out the
Speaker 1: group chat. No, let's do that.
Speaker 5: He say he don't like him.
Speaker 10: He said, I don't like people that act like they
Speaker 10: like me for the cameras, but they really don't like
Speaker 10: me behind closed doors, he say, I don't know, like
Speaker 10: I don't deal with me no more.
Speaker 1: I don't blame him. He's Latino.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's why y'all should be cool.
Speaker 1: Man, all right, you think lamegas gona play his music?
Speaker 6: You think like this man station anything of beautiful?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: I like that. I read sent us the recordsho we
Speaker 1: could play it?
Speaker 7: Man, alright, send us a records he that.
Speaker 1: Is just with the mess.
Speaker 12: All right.
Speaker 1: Now when we come back charlamonneho, you give me your dounkin.
Speaker 6: Too, man, for after the hour, we need Nina Denson
Speaker 6: to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 1: She is.
Speaker 6: She is a principal at Washington Elementary School in California.
Speaker 1: And humans going human we'll talk, all right, We'll get
Speaker 1: to that next. It's the breakfast club one morning wake
Speaker 1: you're like.
Speaker 2: Into the breakfast club.
Speaker 19: I was, damn, but hell, it's time.
Speaker 1: I mean trying to be dounky today.
Speaker 10: No more.
Speaker 6: They should be embarrassed by what they are. He did,
Speaker 6: I'm not making these people do these days.
Speaker 19: Called Donkey of the Day, and it really caught me
Speaker 19: off guard.
Speaker 5: Damn Chloman, who got the Donkey of the Day to.
Speaker 6: Day, Well donkey Today for Tuesday, February thirteenth, Just hilarious
Speaker 6: is born. Day goes to a principal at Washington Elementary
Speaker 6: School named Nina Denson. Now, Nina has been put on
Speaker 6: a leave of absence, and rightfully so because humans just
Speaker 6: be human in man, There's no doubt in my mind
Speaker 6: God looks at us sometimes as defective product because I
Speaker 6: just don't understand why folks be doing what they doing.
Speaker 1: Now, Nina is the principal, the principle, not.
Speaker 6: A teacher, not a guidance counselor the principle of the
Speaker 6: whole damn school, the person with the highest authority in
Speaker 6: the whole damn school. And she was pretending to shoot
Speaker 6: kids and announcing they were dead during an active shooter
Speaker 6: at lockdown drill. I can't make this kind of stuff up.
Speaker 6: Let's call to Katla five for the report.
Speaker 23: Police children and parents upset by what the school principle
Speaker 23: did during a lockdown drill.
Speaker 24: She proceeded to walk around the campus and pretend to
Speaker 24: shoot people she saw, using finger movements and banging on
Speaker 24: the window. From what I heard, one of the students
Speaker 24: was told.
Speaker 23: Whom your dad children as young as four years old
Speaker 23: witness the ordeal, including Jennifer Chovis' first grade son.
Speaker 24: The one shocking surprising thing he said as a six
Speaker 24: year old was I'm just really glad I know my
Speaker 24: friends died.
Speaker 23: Now the principal at the school, doctor Nina Denson, has
Speaker 23: been put on lead. The superintendent confirmed to Katie La
Speaker 23: that the drill did happen yesterday, and then staff members
Speaker 23: say the principal made an announcement that seven children were dead.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 25: Can you imagine the trauma these children potentially could go
Speaker 25: through of just thinking, oh my god, my friend was
Speaker 25: killed or I was shot and old I died was
Speaker 25: very upsetting.
Speaker 6: My guy and aarrow in America is averaging like two
Speaker 6: mass shootings a day. Doctor Nina Denson thought this was
Speaker 6: a good idea. I just, you know, try to hear
Speaker 6: things from both sides at certain points in my life.
Speaker 6: And it's la Nina Denson as a method actor. Maybe
Speaker 6: she needs to get all the way in character even
Speaker 6: though it's just a lockdown drill. Maybe I don't know,
Speaker 6: maybe she had her own personal Toob movie going on
Speaker 6: in her head. So you know, in a lot of
Speaker 6: Toobe movies, they can't afford prop guns, So she was
Speaker 6: using her fingers like Beyonce does when she's in her
Speaker 6: country zone, like people here, keep here, keep here. You know,
Speaker 6: I just don't understand how brains work anymore. Okay, you're
Speaker 6: the principle of a school, Nina. If you had teachers
Speaker 6: in your school doing lesson plans in this way, you
Speaker 6: would fire them all. I repeat, If you had teachers
Speaker 6: in your school doing lesson plans in this way, you
Speaker 6: would fire them all. Imagine a chemistry teachers playing old
Speaker 6: GZ records to teach kids how to mix chemicals. Okay, kids,
Speaker 6: when you are manually mixing flakes with the soda, what
Speaker 6: do you get when Jezi consumes drinks and smokes, What
Speaker 6: concentrated chemical does he mix with his arm and hammle
Speaker 6: That just wouldn't work.
Speaker 1: That wouldn't work.
Speaker 5: It wouldn't work.
Speaker 10: No, that's like me a teacher showing Sukiana OnlyFans.
Speaker 5: But you used to teach them sex ad Oh okay.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 6: I like that's like referencing Kanye West. Okay, to write
Speaker 6: a blessing plans around the Holocaust.
Speaker 10: Oh, that's like you and show up teaching the speech class.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, what else you got.
Speaker 5: That's like Webb?
Speaker 10: That's like Webby teaching kids how to be a health
Speaker 10: clapth a healthcare professional.
Speaker 6: Oh no, that's a good one, because remember when Webby
Speaker 6: was on Breakfast Club back in the day, and then
Speaker 6: we asked how he felt about healthcare in America.
Speaker 5: I don't, I don't really think no about the cat mine.
Speaker 1: They say, that's how Obama Care worked. Yes, because I
Speaker 1: asked him, what do you think about Obamacare? Was answer,
Speaker 1: I don't think nobody. They say that's how Obama Care worked.
Speaker 6: Honestly, a fantastic answer, because none of these elected officials
Speaker 6: truly care. Tomorrow of the story is you can save
Speaker 6: yourself a lot of embarrassment by simply thinking before you act.
Speaker 6: Is this too hard a concept for humans to grasp
Speaker 6: in twenty twenty four?
Speaker 1: Think before you act, think twice before you speak. And
Speaker 1: if that's too difficult, then maybe.
Speaker 6: Just maybe the human experiment is a rap and it's
Speaker 6: time to let AI take over. At this rate, they
Speaker 6: smarter than us anyway, so we really don't have a choice.
Speaker 6: Please give Nina Dnson the sweet sounds of the Hamiltons.
Speaker 1: Oh no, you are the gee.
Speaker 6: All the day yee, And I think me and Shannon
Speaker 6: Shuck would make a great teachers for speech classes because
Speaker 6: both of.
Speaker 2: Us get paid.
Speaker 10: What she says, saying again, you think you think y'all
Speaker 10: make a good teachers suspecially.
Speaker 1: Which is hold on, students would really love our speech class. Okay,
Speaker 1: we get paid to talk.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I understand. Now to split on everybody, there'd be
Speaker 5: some stinky speaking kids.
Speaker 1: You stupid.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 1: What I have a question?
Speaker 7: Oh my god, when y'all did fire drills and drills
Speaker 7: at the school, nobody ever took it serious. Right, y'all
Speaker 7: just ran out the class. Nobody ever cared was playing
Speaker 7: everything right. So now the principal makes it like, I
Speaker 7: don't want to say, like a game, but like a game.
Speaker 7: So the kids really take it serious. So they understand
Speaker 7: that if there's an active shooter. What I'll tell you
Speaker 7: a problem with that. The problem with that is that
Speaker 7: because nobody takes a fire drill serious. But now if you,
Speaker 7: if you, if you actually make it seem like there
Speaker 7: is an active shooter.
Speaker 1: Now the kids know what to look for, what to see.
Speaker 6: Here's the problem with that, especially with it going on
Speaker 6: so much. You're playing right, you're playing and you're not
Speaker 6: bringing the kids in on the joke. So your joke
Speaker 6: makes the trauma real because you're joking. But to these kids,
Speaker 6: it's real trauma because these kids really think there's an
Speaker 6: active shooter. These kids really think they're friends died. You
Speaker 6: can't just remove that trauma from the kids once they
Speaker 6: find out it's not it was fake.
Speaker 1: It don't matter. You told these kids that they were
Speaker 1: their friends were dead. Told me that.
Speaker 6: So if somebody told you that somebody you loved was
Speaker 6: dead right now and let you hold onto that for
Speaker 6: fifteen to twenty minutes, that trauma that you would experience
Speaker 6: in that fifteen twenty minutes wouldn't be real. And you
Speaker 6: think it's just gonna automatically go away and disappear. After
Speaker 6: they tell you it's fake, you'll be You'll be relieved
Speaker 6: when you're still trauma.
Speaker 1: Hey, drill guys, this is a drill. Yeah, this is
Speaker 1: a drill. When drama is real the drilling. No, he didn't,
Speaker 1: they didn't hold on. What are you saying that didn't
Speaker 1: they say it was a drill.
Speaker 6: Get But I don't think these kids were in on
Speaker 6: it because he told the kids that they friends were dead,
Speaker 6: and they believed it.
Speaker 1: From the pointing finger. Cann pow your dead, pow your dad.
Speaker 5: And then the little boy did say, I'm just glad
Speaker 5: that none of my friends died.
Speaker 1: Yeah they were really dead.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but so what to his point, he was saying
Speaker 10: that the fire alarm like, they didn't really die, like
Speaker 10: they're not really on.
Speaker 5: They know they're not really on.
Speaker 7: This would have been a situation. Seven kids would have died.
Speaker 7: That's why you gotta take it serious, drill.
Speaker 1: I thought the kids weren't in on the j I
Speaker 1: thought the kids weren't in on it. Maybe I'm confused here,
Speaker 1: That's why it had.
Speaker 10: To be did they when when the teacher said pow,
Speaker 10: did they like like, did they you know, do a thank.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying it during the back, just playing, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I get what you're saying. I'm just saying that nobody
Speaker 7: takes these drill serious anyway.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: The only way to make people take them serious is
Speaker 6: to not tell them that it's a drill.
Speaker 7: Okay, but so when you hit a fire drill when
Speaker 7: you're in school, nobody ever takes a serious fire drill, right,
Speaker 7: just like that one takes it serious.
Speaker 1: They don't take it serious because they're being told.
Speaker 7: Because they usually, you know, what's a fire drill. I'm
Speaker 7: like eleven twenty five today, fire drill.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: If you don't tell people it's a fire driller, you
Speaker 6: don't tell them it's an active shoot drill, that's the
Speaker 6: only way to make them take it serious, because that
Speaker 6: would that would actually be fun if it's a drill,
Speaker 6: and you know that the the principles the.
Speaker 1: Only drill that's fun as the tip drill. Bro, what
Speaker 1: would you.
Speaker 19: Want to see your lips drive out more water as
Speaker 19: much as I That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I don't know that people with lisps got Are they
Speaker 5: allowed to have dry lips?
Speaker 1: Not at all? Not as much as right.
Speaker 7: But that is the donkey of the day. Now when
Speaker 7: we come back today is just his birthday. It's snowing
Speaker 7: in New York and New Jersey, and we're asking who
Speaker 7: does just want to be.
Speaker 6: No, that's not the question. That's not the question, just
Speaker 6: who you want to ben No, that's not the question.
Speaker 6: The question I was talking about earlier, I was saying,
Speaker 6: do women pretend to uh, you know, like do women
Speaker 6: go over guys' houses? And pretend to be snuck stuck
Speaker 6: there because they know it's about to be snow like.
Speaker 6: You know, we always hear these competitions about girls getting
Speaker 6: flewed out, But when you know it's about to be
Speaker 6: a snowstorm, right and you might end up stuck somewhere,
Speaker 6: do you go to a guy's house to get snowed
Speaker 6: a thing?
Speaker 1: Is this a thing?
Speaker 7: Do you make sure that, Oh, it's gonna snow, Today's
Speaker 7: gonna be a nasty rain storm, it's gonna be a twist,
Speaker 7: it's gonna be a urricane on purpose?
Speaker 1: Exactly? Is that a thing? Snowed in on purpose?
Speaker 2: By five?
Speaker 1: Eight five? Have you done that before?
Speaker 5: Just yes, I've definitely got snowed in.
Speaker 10: I've gone to somebody's house when I know that it's
Speaker 10: supposed to be like six to eight inches the next day?
Speaker 1: What about that night?
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: Yeah, like a little eight inches, you know?
Speaker 7: But right, all right, let's open up the phone lines
Speaker 7: eight hundred and five eight five, one oh five one.
Speaker 1: Let's discuss. It's the Breakfast Lug, Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: It's topic time.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred five five one oh five one to join
Speaker 5: into the discussion with the Breakfast.
Speaker 7: Club morning everybody is stej NV five eight five one
Speaker 7: oh five one. Ladies, is this a thing where you
Speaker 7: know it's gonna be a storm, whether it's rain or hurricane, tornado,
Speaker 7: whatever it may be, to make sure that you were
Speaker 7: stuck at your man's house?
Speaker 6: Because I thought about it, right, because you know they
Speaker 6: all talk about girl getting flud out, but I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 6: do girls ever want to get snowed in? Like when
Speaker 6: you know it's a snowstorm, you go over to guy's
Speaker 6: house because you know you're gonna get stuck to that thing.
Speaker 10: Yes, it is the thing, but you know why, I
Speaker 10: gotta think because I remember this one year I got
Speaker 10: snoring over somebody else. Then they started being annoying and
Speaker 10: I really saw what he really were and I was like,
Speaker 10: you know what, I want to go home. But then
Speaker 10: it was like six inches out side.
Speaker 1: I was like, dang, how many inches in the house?
Speaker 5: Though, that's that's need to hell there.
Speaker 1: I'm just wondering what it worth being at it was.
Speaker 10: But then but then it's like after that, it's like
Speaker 10: I don't want to leave now because like now we're
Speaker 10: not doing nothing something.
Speaker 1: You want this number I'm just saying that you just
Speaker 1: got to know, you gotta know, you just got.
Speaker 8: You gotta know.
Speaker 1: Is it worth it?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's so yeah, but that was the only thing that
Speaker 1: was good. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, But then you know other times it was good,
Speaker 10: but like that that one time, I was, Oh my god,
Speaker 10: I wish the snow melt.
Speaker 1: Turn your radio down, mama.
Speaker 8: Now, I just wanted to say type of birthday as
Speaker 8: we are birthday play And yes, I have been start
Speaker 8: there with someone unintentionally.
Speaker 1: It was unintentional days, yes, days, two days.
Speaker 8: Two days because I'm from Lords, Chicago, so we get
Speaker 8: lake fake.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, like almost how was it though?
Speaker 1: So you didn't know the weather.
Speaker 8: Forecast, the attention to it, shut off work and just
Speaker 8: when it.
Speaker 1: Is don't believe this. She's a woman that is committed
Speaker 1: to her life.
Speaker 8: It is true because with las snow, like where I'm from.
Speaker 15: Michigon City, it can come like well if you're on
Speaker 15: the news.
Speaker 8: Like one or two inches and then it turns into
Speaker 8: a whole down for and everything can go left from there.
Speaker 5: M So why you didn't want to be snow? Then
Speaker 5: with him it was supposed to do what you do,
Speaker 5: go home.
Speaker 1: I feel you. That's feel you, dand alright, thank you? Hello?
Speaker 15: Who's this.
Speaker 3: Kiara?
Speaker 1: Hey Kiara? Good morning. Now we're talking about being snowed
Speaker 1: in at somebody's house. That happened to you? Yeah, talk
Speaker 1: to us.
Speaker 5: I went down Purpose, You went down Purpose, okay? And
Speaker 5: was it worth there? How long were you snow then?
Speaker 15: Like today?
Speaker 1: Damn? How many intereswers outside?
Speaker 15: We had a snowstorm and it was like sixteen sixteen?
Speaker 20: Where are you from?
Speaker 1: Great? How many interess in the house?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: No, she had a film date for forty eight hours.
Speaker 5: I know all thettle walls was coming down, famits, Sorry,
Speaker 5: thank you baby?
Speaker 1: Alright? Eight women are slick, boy boy.
Speaker 6: The fact that they acting like they didn't know the forecast,
Speaker 6: like they don't have TV, like they don't have radio,
Speaker 6: like they don't have internet.
Speaker 1: Y'all knew those snowstorms was coming.
Speaker 6: Y'all knew exactly what y'all was doing, and y'all still
Speaker 6: committed to y'all lives all is months of years later.
Speaker 1: Boy, women, something else she.
Speaker 5: Said she went down Purpose, Yo, My thing is what
Speaker 5: a niggerd be?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 5: Are you staying?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 5: After she got that nine inches because what if you
Speaker 5: want to spread that nine through aut a couple of people.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, eight hundred and five eight five, one
Speaker 7: oh five one, we're talking about. This is snowstorming in
Speaker 7: New York, New Jersey area, and we're talking about being
Speaker 7: snowed in or tornado hurricanes. Ladies, have you ever made
Speaker 7: it your business to go to your man's house so
Speaker 7: you'd be stuck?
Speaker 1: That's the question. Let's talk about it. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning. Let's say if y'all talking about it, you
Speaker 2: know we talking about it.
Speaker 6: It's topic times called eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 6: oh five one to join into the discussion.
Speaker 1: With the breakfast Club. We got somebody on the line.
Speaker 1: His name is Chris, and he said he wants to
Speaker 1: be snowed in with you. No, the only one Chris,
Speaker 1: that could be snowed in with Hello. Who's this? Hello?
Speaker 9: Hello, Hey baby, Hey baby man. I want to just
Speaker 9: call and say happy birthday, thank you. I know it's
Speaker 9: a special date for you. I can't wait to see you.
Speaker 1: I'm so proud of you.
Speaker 9: I love that you're staying in the b and all
Speaker 9: the time.
Speaker 1: It's Christmas.
Speaker 9: That's an amazing woman. I can't wait to see you later.
Speaker 15: And then I'm so excited for a little bund of
Speaker 15: with joyous, little favor, little.
Speaker 1: Bundle of what what.
Speaker 21: Joy?
Speaker 1: We don't got to act clueless?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Pregnant, Chris, Congratulations, my brother.
Speaker 9: I definitely appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Congratulations, my brother, Jess hilarious is pregnant. That's right, go yes,
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 5: How many pregnant do we ask?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 5: I am three months, so I'm thirteen weeks.
Speaker 1: Thirteen weeks. I love you, Chris. Chris, you know will
Speaker 1: be an amazing Valentine's Day gift. I mean an engagement ring.
Speaker 1: You shut up.
Speaker 6: An engagement ring would be an amazing Valentine's gift. Chris,
Speaker 6: you don't know what that means doing.
Speaker 9: Don't worry.
Speaker 5: Okay, stop stop loving Latin.
Speaker 1: Be safe out there, Chris. Congratulations again, brother.
Speaker 9: I appreciate you.
Speaker 5: I love you, baby, I love you to see you
Speaker 5: the name love you too, baby.
Speaker 1: All right, you really got snowed.
Speaker 20: Then, ain't no, ain't no, ain't no for the next
Speaker 20: six months more like I plowed right.
Speaker 6: Congratulations, that's why you've been in here all tired. Y'all
Speaker 6: can get off YouTube leaving comments about just and that high,
Speaker 6: just and that drunk, just and that tired. No, just
Speaker 6: just pregnant.
Speaker 5: Okay, you'll say Jess was zooited her first week. I'm like, no,
Speaker 5: I did not get high and come in here zooited.
Speaker 1: On my first week. No, she was listening here throwing
Speaker 1: up every day a couple of times.
Speaker 9: Times.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I said, oh my god, she's pregnant and said.
Speaker 5: Ready to go to me, to me better than you know,
Speaker 5: I say, what's up with your silaris? He said, huh,
Speaker 5: I would not forget that.
Speaker 1: Dumb don't know.
Speaker 7: We're trying to figure it out, talking about want to
Speaker 7: it got the job they did, all right. When we
Speaker 7: come back, we got Jess with the mess. What we're
Speaker 7: talking about, I'm pregnant.
Speaker 5: It's like, all right, we are.
Speaker 10: I was talking about me being pregnant, but we're also
Speaker 10: talking about some other stuff to.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's it, that's it. Yeah, all right, Well Jess
Speaker 7: hilarious is pregnant. Congratulations system, so happy for you. This
Speaker 7: is baby number two. Yes, this is amazing. Just with
Speaker 7: the message up next the breakfast Club, stop to be,
Speaker 7: don't stop to be wanting everybody, it's Steen j m
Speaker 7: Vy Just Hilarious plus one, Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good bye, and I'm not the plus one if you're
Speaker 6: just joining us. Our good sister Just Hilarious has announced
Speaker 6: that she is pregnant Christ to Chris, so it's not
Speaker 6: just her born day she is. She is pregnant for
Speaker 6: the little bundle of Joy is Chris, How are you feeling.
Speaker 5: I'm feel good.
Speaker 1: I feel I feel good.
Speaker 5: I'm just trying to figure out what to eat and
Speaker 5: what not to eat right now.
Speaker 1: But like, are you craving anything?
Speaker 5: No, I actually don't know.
Speaker 13: I'm not.
Speaker 5: I'm not craving anything.
Speaker 10: But things that I was liking I don't like no more,
Speaker 10: Like oh my god, now, ladies, I don't like candy
Speaker 10: no more.
Speaker 5: I don't like oranges.
Speaker 1: I don't like fruit.
Speaker 5: But fruit is really good for you, but I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't like it anymore. It makes me nauseous. Oranges, apples,
Speaker 5: all of that stuff. I can't.
Speaker 1: I'm just glad we don't got to pretend you're not
Speaker 1: pregnant for the next six months.
Speaker 9: I know, I know, you know.
Speaker 1: Pretending for a couple of weeks for a rollout is
Speaker 1: totally different and I can't do that. I know your
Speaker 1: acting skills with trash, but they worked and worked you
Speaker 1: pregnant trying to put stupid macting skills well top level.
Speaker 1: I just want let's get to just with the Mexisco.
Speaker 25: The middle word.
Speaker 1: Gonna bring numbers.
Speaker 10: Breakfast Club, Scotty, Larsa Pippen and Marcus Jordan's breakup. All right, So,
Speaker 10: I mean that's not really a big surprise to a
Speaker 10: lot of people. As I was reading in the comments,
Speaker 10: Larsa Pippin and Marcus Jordan had reportedly broken up. Fans
Speaker 10: noticed that Larsa removed all the evidence of their relationship
Speaker 10: from our Instagram page, and then a source confirmed to
Speaker 10: Page six that they are not together. Tension between them
Speaker 10: is allegedly the reason that they broke up. The source
Speaker 10: claimed the tension stems from Michael Jordan publicly denouncing their relationship.
Speaker 5: Oh Dan, I'm single, y'all straight up blocked it.
Speaker 26: Yeah.
Speaker 10: They also claimed that tension in Michael's and Scotty's relationship
Speaker 10: took a toll on Marcus and Lars's relationship, so they
Speaker 10: blamed it on Michael and Scottie.
Speaker 1: They didn't have a good relationship y'all ain't got the
Speaker 1: history of Michael and Scotty got either bid.
Speaker 5: We already knew that though before they got together, but
Speaker 5: they were already away of that.
Speaker 1: Mike, he got rings, y'all have none. Now I cut
Speaker 1: it out.
Speaker 7: She's probably working poor Marcus to death. She remember she
Speaker 7: said she had sex seven times at night. That something
Speaker 7: crazy enough.
Speaker 6: Tell me more, girl, tell me more, girl, tell me
Speaker 6: more about what going on and in people bedroom a.
Speaker 5: Shawna. That is so cute, though.
Speaker 10: The different source, a different source that their breakup, said
Speaker 10: that their breakup had nothing to do with family issues
Speaker 10: and that it was just the result of personal growth.
Speaker 9: That was it.
Speaker 10: But look, she had posted something on her Instagram and
Speaker 10: Twitter that said, when you break up with somebody, do
Speaker 10: your friends unfollow them too?
Speaker 14: So that was I think.
Speaker 5: I think that was funny. I think we can come
Speaker 5: back to that. That's that's I mean because I agree
Speaker 5: with that.
Speaker 10: Yeah, y'all 'n following him, follow him and even your
Speaker 10: family your mom still want to call somebody's son and
Speaker 10: it ain't work out all that, No, No, So I
Speaker 10: agree with that you should un follow them, especially if I.
Speaker 1: Broke up with him.
Speaker 10: Kelly and Keisha Cole exchange words over love sample. So
Speaker 10: Oh Cally released a new single called Boso that samples
Speaker 10: love by Kisha Cole. When Keisha Coo heard it, she
Speaker 10: shared a tweet about her song being sampled without permission,
Speaker 10: but she never put any names on it though, because
Speaker 10: this was around the same time where Kanye was saying
Speaker 10: that people were denying his request to you samples as well,
Speaker 10: Keja said, I don't think it's okay to samples people
Speaker 10: music without it being cleared. Stealing people's hard work isn't okay. Ever,
Speaker 10: so many people had asked the sample love I should
Speaker 10: have cheated having sent and I never said yes. Yet
Speaker 10: when fans connected that she was referring to Calli's song,
Speaker 10: they started to comment on the situation and come for Calli.
Speaker 10: Kisha tweeted that her problem was not with Kelly and
Speaker 10: that people shouldn't attack Kelly. So she said, no, it's
Speaker 10: not about baby girl, that's not her fault.
Speaker 5: Don't go in on her. Young black women don't need
Speaker 5: to be torn down, so don't do that.
Speaker 1: For real, for real.
Speaker 5: I love the frfr for real, for real.
Speaker 10: But when Calli posted a suite of her own, it
Speaker 10: spuked up a back and forth between her and Kesha.
Speaker 10: She said, Boso was cleared, been cleared, like okay, little
Speaker 10: girl too. But Keisha came back and said, like I said,
Speaker 10: I never cleared it, and like I said, I don't
Speaker 10: think it's your fault.
Speaker 2: Love you.
Speaker 5: Wish you all the best in your career.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 10: So then Cally, these young girls be so funny and
Speaker 10: disrespect for at the same time, she said, Keisha, let's
Speaker 10: not act like a song can be distributed on every
Speaker 10: single major platform without it being cleared by you or
Speaker 10: your team. Your side dropped the ball. Thanks for thanks
Speaker 10: for the wishes. Same to you, my love hashtag bozo.
Speaker 10: Now this is the original classic, Yeah, it's always and
Speaker 10: then number one is Cally's song that's not hard. I
Speaker 10: actually do like it's a nice skating song. It's a
Speaker 10: nice song.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And usually when these when these kids I'm calling them
Speaker 10: kids because they're young, you know, but you know, obviously
Speaker 10: they love and respect the music. Usually when they do samples,
Speaker 10: it ends up being trash. But this one is actually
Speaker 10: that's just my opinion. This one is actually okay.
Speaker 1: I do like it, But Keisha is actually about love
Speaker 1: and having a good time.
Speaker 5: But fun, Yeah, it's fun and it's you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying. So I do that it's a banker. I
Speaker 5: hope that they can come to some type of Undersand.
Speaker 1: Did they clear a record or not. They had to
Speaker 1: clear the record, right.
Speaker 2: They had to.
Speaker 5: I mean, Kelly claimed that it was clear, but Keisha
Speaker 5: said she didn't. She didn't do it. So, I mean,
Speaker 5: I don't know if she's the only one that owns
Speaker 5: it or if she don't own it or not.
Speaker 10: But she said a lot of people have asked and
Speaker 10: she hasn't cleared any record of hers example.
Speaker 1: Clearly she's not the only owner. If yeah, the record
Speaker 1: can be clear, maybe she doesn't own it. Maybe she
Speaker 1: doesn't own it.
Speaker 10: And that's why Kesha was saying it's not her fault,
Speaker 10: you know what I mean. So maybe we'll get more
Speaker 10: updates on this or information on this. But Kanye West
Speaker 10: made nineteen million dollars from super Bowl ad. Kanye reportedly
Speaker 10: since spent seven million on a on getting a commercial
Speaker 10: slot during the Super Bowl. We have audio for that,
Speaker 10: hey y'all, she gave and it's my commercial.
Speaker 2: And since we spent all the money on the commercial.
Speaker 19: Spot, we actually didn't spend anybody on the actual commercial.
Speaker 5: But the idea is, I want you to go to
Speaker 5: easy dot com.
Speaker 20: Why can see why dot com?
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna write it at the bottom of the screen.
Speaker 5: And I guess, okay, so I.
Speaker 1: Didn't see this. That's actually brilliant. But yeah, that is brilliant.
Speaker 1: That's very brilliant.
Speaker 10: Actually yeah, yeah, especially for his social platform. I mean,
Speaker 10: but he played for us. He paid for the slot,
Speaker 10: and reports are showing that the investment paid off because
Speaker 10: Kanye reportedly made more than nineteen million in sales. And
Speaker 10: I think it was also interesting that everything on his
Speaker 10: site was twenty islands. Then everybody paying attention to Usher
Speaker 10: and Beyonce and Ice Spice and Taylor Swift and we
Speaker 10: missed out on the big Easy sale.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I didn't see the ad during the Super Bowl, but
Speaker 6: you know, yeah, I can'tfront that. That was great marketing
Speaker 6: and Kanye, great concept. You know, you spend all the
Speaker 6: money on the commercials we don't have money for the
Speaker 6: production budget.
Speaker 1: Great concept.
Speaker 6: But only Kanye could do that though, But artists have
Speaker 6: to know who they are and have to know what
Speaker 6: their brand is, and Kanye's brand is like borderline homeless,
Speaker 6: so that makes that makes sense.
Speaker 1: Let's let's it's more yeah aspect.
Speaker 7: And what he also did too is there were people
Speaker 7: because he was selling those sockety Jiggy's keet like two
Speaker 7: hundred dollars. So now he did something where if you
Speaker 7: bought it for two entdre dollars, I think he's gonna
Speaker 7: send you your money back up here.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, And the site has the yeezy
Speaker 10: pause that they had, the yeah, the easy pause, the
Speaker 10: sock shoes, clothes, vultures, merch all of that for twenty dollars.
Speaker 5: I'm so mad I missed out on that.
Speaker 1: But you're gonna win them socks.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 1: You're gonna wear them socks some sock shoes.
Speaker 10: Yeah I will, but I'm gonna put a shoe on.
Speaker 10: But I'm yeah, I'm gonna put a shoe on with
Speaker 10: it too. But I would wear those if they was
Speaker 10: twenty dollars.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's just the same thing ballerinas with the stockings
Speaker 6: with the little slippers at the bottom.
Speaker 1: You got a pair, no, no, no, but I've seen them.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm still putting the shoe. I'm gonna put an
Speaker 5: ug on with him or something.
Speaker 1: But what Kanye should have done a shout out Tyree's
Speaker 1: beautiful Pain album. How come he ain't do that?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 1: How come here and put Tyree?
Speaker 5: Because I reset FM serve too. Oh my god, that's
Speaker 5: my favorite.
Speaker 6: Too.
Speaker 1: When I push it had earth day erle to yea.
Speaker 27: They all no beach because I'm not what my headphones on.
Speaker 27: They've got no headphones on. Sorry guys, Yes, like I said,
Speaker 27: and then they don't.
Speaker 20: Then then and then and then.
Speaker 1: What did that cake with the cake there on the
Speaker 1: front make a wish? Make a wish?
Speaker 9: Take?
Speaker 7: It's on fire, y'all better blow that out. The cake
Speaker 7: is on fire itself. The cake is not supposed to
Speaker 7: It's not supposed to do that, y'all.
Speaker 1: See you see, I don't know nothing about these new
Speaker 1: fangled cakes they got.
Speaker 6: They got a cake in here, and then if you
Speaker 6: set it on fire, when you set it on fire,
Speaker 6: it burns one picture, and then when it burns that
Speaker 6: picture underneath it is another picture.
Speaker 1: I didn't know anything about that is that's supposed to happen.
Speaker 1: I don't want no right cake now a microphone?
Speaker 10: Jess, Yeah, sorry, I forgot it was at work. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: I ain't know what supposed to do. I thought she
Speaker 10: was set my cake on fire. I'm like, don't ever
Speaker 10: set my.
Speaker 5: Cake on fire?
Speaker 1: So it burns one picture and then underneath it is
Speaker 1: another picture.
Speaker 10: Yes, and it's it's a college of pictures of my
Speaker 10: best outfits on here. Okay, oh my goodness, thank you.
Speaker 10: And she announced she's pregnant.
Speaker 5: Today my boyfriend Chris, Yes, thank you. Can I read
Speaker 5: the car first?
Speaker 14: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 1: People's choice mixes up? Next, it's the Breakfast Club in
Speaker 1: the morning, checking out the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody's DJ n V, Jess, Hilarrys, Charla meeting the gods.
Speaker 7: Black History Month for we doing.
Speaker 6: Listen man swoop to my guy be dot. You know,
Speaker 6: every day during Black History Month, we put out a
Speaker 6: podcast called I Didn't Know. Maybe you didn't either, on
Speaker 6: the Black Effect iHeart Radio podcast network. And have you
Speaker 6: ever wondered why they always teach us about the same
Speaker 6: historical figures during Black History Month? I don't know the
Speaker 6: answer to that, but I know today is going to
Speaker 6: tell you about a legendary Black History Month figure that
Speaker 6: I share a born day with. June twenty ninth, the
Speaker 6: Great Stokely Carmichael A controversial yet charismatic civil rights leader
Speaker 6: who deserves way more recognition.
Speaker 1: Be dot take it away. I told my.
Speaker 26: Eleven year old daughter, I said, Ryan, you know, for
Speaker 26: Black History Month, they always teach you about the same
Speaker 26: black folks, George Washington, Carver, Rosa Parks, Martin, Luther King.
Speaker 1: They never teach you about folks like Stokely Carmichael.
Speaker 5: And she said, who is Stokely Carmichael?
Speaker 1: Stokely Carmichael.
Speaker 26: It looked like young Dolph mixed with Gerard Carmichael, the
Speaker 26: very controversial and charismatic young civil rights leader. He pretty
Speaker 26: much popularized the phrase black power. He wasn't the first
Speaker 26: to say it, but he did popularize it. He was
Speaker 26: born in Trinidad in nineteen forty one. His family moved
Speaker 26: to the Bronch when he was young, and he went
Speaker 26: to Howard University and as a freshman he was a
Speaker 26: freedom writer and freedom riders, pretty much a black and
Speaker 26: white activist who signed up to take trips down to
Speaker 26: the South on the weekends to get their asses beat
Speaker 26: by racist wife heights with the optimism of equality and opportunity.
Speaker 1: He graduated from Howard.
Speaker 26: In nineteen sixty four and by nineteen sixty six, at
Speaker 26: the age of twenty four, he was the chairman of
Speaker 26: the SNICK.
Speaker 1: He replaced John Lewis, and we all know John Lewis.
Speaker 26: Again the SNICK, the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee s NCC.
Speaker 1: The SNICK.
Speaker 26: That organization was formed in the Deep South again to
Speaker 26: organize African American voters. But over time Stoke got tired
Speaker 26: of the old head civil rights activists compromising with President
Speaker 26: Johnson and other white authorities. By the twenty seven time
Speaker 26: he was arrested, he said he was done with the
Speaker 26: non violent approach. He told a group of marchers in Greenwood, Mississippi,
Speaker 26: this is the.
Speaker 16: Twenty seventh time I've been arrested, and I ain't going
Speaker 16: to jail no more. The only way we're gonna stop
Speaker 16: them white men from whipping us is to takeover. We've
Speaker 16: been saying freedom for six years and ain't got nothing.
Speaker 16: What we're gonna start saying now is black power.
Speaker 26: That was a phrase the MLK deemed unfortunate and would
Speaker 26: ask stokely repeatedly to stop using it.
Speaker 1: He wouldn't.
Speaker 26: In nineteen sixty six six seven, he did a tour
Speaker 26: of colleges giving militant speeches to black minds, Black leather Jacket,
Speaker 26: Afro swagged out.
Speaker 1: He left a Snick in nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 26: He did a brief stint with the Black Panther Party
Speaker 26: of Self Defense before setting up shop in nineteen sixty
Speaker 26: nine in Guinea West Africa, joining the All African People's
Speaker 26: Revolutionary Party. When he returned to the States to tour
Speaker 26: colleges in nineteen seventy one, black Folkster came to hear
Speaker 26: him scream kill the pigs with disappointed as hell he
Speaker 26: had changed. He changed his name to Kwame Turey, and
Speaker 26: that was to recognize his two primary political mentors. In
Speaker 26: nineteen ninety eight, Stokely Carmichael or Kwame Tourey, lost his
Speaker 26: battle to cancer at his home in Africa. So whenever
Speaker 26: you see or hear the phrase black power, oh, he
Speaker 26: wasn't the first person to say it, but Stokely Carmichael
Speaker 26: not only popularized it, but he turned it into a movement.
Speaker 1: And I didn't know Maybe you didn't either, No.
Speaker 6: Salutor Bdot s Luther my guide bet that man, and
Speaker 6: make sure you subscribe to that.
Speaker 1: I didn't know me. Maybe you didn't need a podcast
Speaker 1: on the black Effect. iHeart radio podcast Network. Every day
Speaker 1: during Black History Month, we put out a new episode.
Speaker 1: So go check that out.
Speaker 7: All right when we come back. We got the positive
Speaker 7: notice to Breakfast Club. Good morning morning, everybody is j
Speaker 7: n V. Just hilarious. Charlamine the guy. We are the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club again. Happy birthday, Jessic. Congrats on the baby.
Speaker 7: If you haven't heard, she is pregnant. So is pregnant
Speaker 7: today as her born day. Justice having a day. Tomorrow
Speaker 7: is Valentine's Day. I'm sure Chris is making his way
Speaker 7: to New York to get snow down. But then, you know,
Speaker 7: I hope you got a coat?
Speaker 10: I do, I got, I got Yes, my sister bought
Speaker 10: me a white fur. Okay, yes, the same for the
Speaker 10: usher head on last night when he got.
Speaker 5: Married two nights ago.
Speaker 1: Yes, does Chris have a coat?
Speaker 26: Chris?
Speaker 5: I'm sure he does. Okay, hold up, he know, you
Speaker 5: know Mexicans, if we don't be getting that cold.
Speaker 1: Whoa stupid?
Speaker 6: Well, First of all, I want to say here, okay,
Speaker 6: I think the day is a great to tell you
Speaker 6: about My Black Country.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: My Black Country is the next book coming out on
Speaker 6: my book in print Black Privilege Publishing. It is written
Speaker 6: by the great Alice Randall, and it is a journey
Speaker 6: through country music's black past, present in future. Since Beyonce
Speaker 6: gonna have y'all walking around here in stirrups and cowboy
Speaker 6: hats and riding horses and squared dancing by March, this
Speaker 6: is a great time to get up on all the
Speaker 6: history of black people in country music. So it comes
Speaker 6: out April ninth, twenty twenty four, but you can pre
Speaker 6: order now wherever you buy books. Okay, My Black Country
Speaker 6: by Alice Randall. Now the positive notice simply this. Don't
Speaker 6: let people who are not going anywhere take you with them.
Speaker 6: I repeat, don't let people who are not going anywhere
Speaker 6: take you with them. Have a blessed day, breakfast club
Speaker 6: you don'na finish for y'all.
Speaker 9: Dump