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Speaker 7: Yo yo just hilarious, morning, sell the mean the God,
Speaker 7: Peace to the planet.
Speaker 2: Guess what day it is.
Speaker 1: Guess what day it is.
Speaker 2: It's Valentized Day. Yes, Valentine's Day. Good morning to all
Speaker 2: the lovers out there. How do you feel, you know,
Speaker 2: if you're blessed to have a significant other, if you're
Speaker 2: blessed to have a partner, if you're blessed to have
Speaker 2: a wife, you know, a husband, whatever it is, say
Speaker 2: give all praises, do to God, absolutely to God. Man.
Speaker 2: A lot of people alone, A lot of people are
Speaker 2: alone today, And yeah, you know it's your fault. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that wasn't my fault because some of y'all don't have
Speaker 2: no Valentines because you're a terrible person. Like, stop looking
Speaker 2: at it. Stop looking at others and thinking they the problem.
Speaker 2: The problem is you. Okay, you have done zero work
Speaker 2: on yourself, and your relationships that you have had don't
Speaker 2: work because you're not a good person. And some of
Speaker 2: y'all loan because you attract what you are. And if
Speaker 2: you're not bout nothing, you're not gonna track nothing.
Speaker 7: But what about what about the people a lot of
Speaker 7: getting that negativity out their life and they're doing the
Speaker 7: right thing, but their significant others not and they decided
Speaker 7: to leave it alone.
Speaker 2: Well that's that's that's that's clearage, that's passage. So maybe next.
Speaker 8: Year that yep, don't give on don't give up on it,
Speaker 8: and don't project. I seen yesterday I went through my
Speaker 8: own comments because you know what, it was announced that
Speaker 8: I was pregnant, yes, yes, yes, And it was also
Speaker 8: my birthday, so that was two things I was that
Speaker 8: I'm actually excited about. But I went through my own
Speaker 8: comments because my comments is my comments, right, And what
Speaker 8: I want to.
Speaker 1: Say is, how dare people be, you know, upset?
Speaker 8: They want me to be upset about being a second
Speaker 8: time mother with no ring? How how dare you call
Speaker 8: my my journey a situation. That's the difference between the
Speaker 8: situation and a journey. All right, who says it's going
Speaker 8: to stop there? I need for people to not say
Speaker 8: normalize marriage before normally and they're not even sitting at
Speaker 8: home marriage. You know what I'm saying, Please don't do this.
Speaker 8: That's normalized being happy and and and bringing life into
Speaker 8: the world, especially when populations try to be controlled so
Speaker 8: many different ways. Let's let's bring that, Let's uplift that.
Speaker 8: How about let's just bring love to the situation. You know,
Speaker 8: it's not a situation, it's a journey. It's a difference.
Speaker 8: It's a difference when you are in a situation and
Speaker 8: you're on a journey.
Speaker 1: I am going to be married, believe that.
Speaker 8: Just like I said, I want to big I want
Speaker 8: a big family, and this ain't the last kid I'm
Speaker 8: gonna have.
Speaker 1: Neither believe that.
Speaker 8: But I'm going to be a married wife with a
Speaker 8: bunch of kids because I said it years and years
Speaker 8: before theress. I could have been bregnant by somebody else
Speaker 8: and it didn't happen because I didn't want it to happen.
Speaker 8: But it's the difference between somebody that wants a baby
Speaker 8: with you, that's somebody that don't want a baby with you.
Speaker 8: That's a situation. I don't want a journey and thank.
Speaker 1: You, well, congratulations, and.
Speaker 2: Chris, you better have a ring from Valentine's every day.
Speaker 1: I'm not even requiring that.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 2: I'm just putting.
Speaker 1: I'm not requiring because you don't know what his planned.
Speaker 2: So he might have planned, he don't know what to marry.
Speaker 8: Yes, you do want to marry me, but even let's
Speaker 8: not even worry about that. Like I said, it's a journey.
Speaker 8: That's what happened when it happened. That's like my baby
Speaker 8: happened when it happened, and I'm happy because I wanted
Speaker 8: and it's here to.
Speaker 1: Stay crazy crazy. I can't control the.
Speaker 8: Blogs comments, that's where that stuff belongs when it's my comments.
Speaker 8: Believe I got a twenty year old little sister.
Speaker 1: I pay that through them. Yeah, block that blocked, Yeah,
Speaker 1: block that block that. Thank you.
Speaker 2: I got to meet. Me and my wife got married
Speaker 2: after our first child, like you know, she was like six,
Speaker 2: she was the ring bear.
Speaker 3: That's nice, amazing my son has there's no way, there's
Speaker 3: no right way.
Speaker 7: Or everybody has a different as you said, journey. So
Speaker 7: but again, congratulations to jess Allarius. Absolutely congratulations and let
Speaker 7: me let me salute to everybody. I'm in Atlanta right now.
Speaker 7: They had their time cool weekend. Uh, just you to
Speaker 7: love this, Charlamagne, you to love this too. Listen to
Speaker 7: the performance. You had Chris Brown, Monica, you had Genuine,
Speaker 7: you had Tank, you had Mario, you had Missy, you
Speaker 7: had Keith Sweat, you had Friday, you had I'm trying
Speaker 7: to think else.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that if you stop, damn good.
Speaker 7: It was so it was one of the dopest shows
Speaker 7: that I dj' in between Manny Fresh dj in between
Speaker 7: as well. It was just a dope R and B night.
Speaker 7: I seen t I last night. Uh so many people
Speaker 7: in that building last night.
Speaker 2: It was just dope. Now about this.
Speaker 1: I mean named a lot of artists, a lot of
Speaker 1: d m V artists.
Speaker 7: He said, Miss, you like nineties R and B in
Speaker 7: two thousands R and B, but I don't like being
Speaker 7: around that many people.
Speaker 2: So I know that was that sounds like it was
Speaker 2: a crowded, crowding event. But you would have you would
Speaker 2: have been on the side with everybody else. You wouldn't
Speaker 2: have been in that crowd.
Speaker 1: I would have been crazy.
Speaker 2: It was to go see Cissy. You would have been
Speaker 2: all in that.
Speaker 9: It was.
Speaker 7: It was a dope. It was a dope show. So again,
Speaker 7: salute to ty Coon Weekend. They do a weekend once
Speaker 7: a year and they do it in different cities, so
Speaker 7: this year was a landa a DJ.
Speaker 1: It was just it was just dope.
Speaker 7: Great, right, it starts, it starts Tuesday, and then they
Speaker 7: staged something Wednesday, have some Thursday, something Friday, so that
Speaker 7: something every night.
Speaker 1: It startsyesterday, we'll start. Yeah, it started yesterday. And that's
Speaker 1: still doing that.
Speaker 7: Yeah to add and fifty cent do that together, so's
Speaker 7: salute to them. It was a it was a great night.
Speaker 7: All right, Well let's get the show. Cracker Killer Mike
Speaker 7: will be joining us this morning and kill.
Speaker 2: Mike got a Valentine, an amazing Valentine named Shae Bigger,
Speaker 2: dropping the clues bombs for shape Bigger, Okay, Killer Mike
Speaker 2: married a black woman. Most of his critics did not.
Speaker 2: We will talk about it, all right, and we got
Speaker 2: tesling figure os front page news when we come back.
Speaker 2: It's the breakfast Slow Good.
Speaker 7: Morning morning everybody at ceej n V, Jess, Hilarious, Charlamage,
Speaker 7: the God. We are the breakfast club. Let's get in
Speaker 7: some front page news.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Tis, good morning, DJ and be, good morning,
Speaker 10: Charlamagne and God, Good morning, Jess Hilarious, and thank you
Speaker 10: for giving us that little speech.
Speaker 11: Just wanting to talk to talk girl.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, good morning, queen, thank you so much.
Speaker 11: Let's normally let's normalize people mine in a business. Let's
Speaker 11: go hey better.
Speaker 8: And you know, I see, I can't even I can't
Speaker 8: even say mining business because I mind people's business all
Speaker 8: the time. I just make sure I know all the
Speaker 8: facts before mine is somebody business. But I'll say people
Speaker 8: watch them mouth. I mean, I don't tell people keep
Speaker 8: my name of the mouth. Just watch it, just watch well,
Speaker 8: no worry about it.
Speaker 11: I'll say it for you.
Speaker 10: Mind your business all the things, baby, the baby man,
Speaker 10: the bag, the career, and can't nobody speak on how
Speaker 10: you gonna move with you go? Everybody to mind their business.
Speaker 7: All right, Well, let's start off with a quick sports
Speaker 7: salute to Shaquille O'Neill. His jersey is retired by Orlando Magic.
Speaker 7: This is the fourth teen three NBA teams and LSU
Speaker 7: his college teams.
Speaker 2: So salute to Shaquille O'Neill. Who Miami Lakers.
Speaker 7: Yes, okay, okay, that's right, yep, So salute to Shack.
Speaker 7: All right, Now, let's jump right into it. Let's talk
Speaker 7: about the House Republicans.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for the.
Speaker 10: First time ever, Homeland Security Secretary Mayor Orchis was impeached.
Speaker 11: First time this said happened. Let's go to CBS for the.
Speaker 2: Report Capitol Hill.
Speaker 12: The House has voted to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
Speaker 12: This is only the second time in American history the
Speaker 12: House has impeached the cabinet secretary. Republicans claimed the Biden
Speaker 12: administration's handling of the border warrens, removing Mayorkas from his post.
Speaker 12: Only three Republicans opposed the moon.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what impeachment means anymore, What does
Speaker 2: that mean for him to be in peach because you know,
Speaker 2: we saw Trump getting peached twice and nothing happened, So
Speaker 2: what does this mean.
Speaker 10: Well, in this particular issue, of this particular case, they
Speaker 10: did impeach in the House, but when it goes to
Speaker 10: the Senate Charlemagne that is controlled by the Democrats, it
Speaker 10: would more than likely be rejected. But this is pretty much,
Speaker 10: if we just want to be honest about it, a
Speaker 10: statement that Republicans are making that is saying that, hey,
Speaker 10: there is a problem at the border, there is an
Speaker 10: immigration problem, and they are blaming this on him, saying
Speaker 10: that it is out of control. Speaker Mike Johnson said
Speaker 10: that he has fueled the worst border catastrophe in American history,
Speaker 10: so that the blame on the Homeland Security secretary, saying
Speaker 10: that he needs to go. They said that the Biden
Speaker 10: administration has either gotten rid of policies that were in
Speaker 10: place under the Trump administration that were deterring migrants, or
Speaker 10: that the Biden administration implemented policies of their own that
Speaker 10: have attracted migrants.
Speaker 11: So this is more part of.
Speaker 10: Their campaign that's saying we're willing to push the line
Speaker 10: all the way to the end, including impeaching the House Stary,
Speaker 10: the secretary for the problems with the border. But more
Speaker 10: than likely it will not happen. It will be rejected
Speaker 10: once it goes to the Senate.
Speaker 2: Shouldn't it be the fault of the folks who won't
Speaker 2: vote for any type of border legislation.
Speaker 10: Of course it could be, but that would make too
Speaker 10: much logical sense. This is a this is all about,
Speaker 10: you know, making.
Speaker 1: Making a statement.
Speaker 10: Republicans are really serious about this, from the dropping off
Speaker 10: the migrants, you know, in various cities, from uh, we
Speaker 10: see what happened in Texas with literally putting.
Speaker 11: Up bob wire and continuing to do that. So they're serious.
Speaker 10: They're running on this campaign of the migrants and anything
Speaker 10: they can draw attention to that they can draw uh,
Speaker 10: you know, more conversation around that this is what they're doing.
Speaker 10: And so they've they've certainly made history by doing this,
Speaker 10: but unfortunate, well not unfortunately, but the reality is it
Speaker 10: probably won't go anywhere once it gets to the Senate.
Speaker 2: It's just interesting though, because you know, it's on both sides.
Speaker 2: Because Biden has presented some border legislation Republicans didn't want
Speaker 2: to do it. Republicans presented some border legislation once ago,
Speaker 2: Democrats didn't want to do it. So it's just like,
Speaker 2: when will they all get on the same page that
Speaker 2: actually fix the problem in America. How come America cannot
Speaker 2: fix problems?
Speaker 11: Well, it's all about scoring points, yep.
Speaker 10: So it's all about when Democrats had the House in
Speaker 10: the Senate, they had an opportunity to fix the border.
Speaker 10: So Republicans are saying, no, we're not going to give
Speaker 10: you that win, and no, it doesn't make sense. It's
Speaker 10: not really helping the people. But it's all about scoring points.
Speaker 10: So they said, if you put Trump back in that
Speaker 10: they'll do it. So let's sing unfortunate side of politics unfortunately.
Speaker 7: All right, Well that is front page news. What are
Speaker 7: we talking about next hour here?
Speaker 10: You guys, remember George Santos who was a spell from
Speaker 10: his seat, speaking of flipping seats back. They went back
Speaker 10: to Democrats, So New York Democrats have his seat. I'll
Speaker 10: tell you a little bit about that. And also all
Speaker 10: the advertising dollars that were made from the super Bowl.
Speaker 10: We've been talking about that all week, but all those
Speaker 10: dollars were made, but that is not stopping paramount from
Speaker 10: laying off hundreds of people.
Speaker 11: So I'll give you more of that at the top
Speaker 11: of the album.
Speaker 7: All right, get it off your chest eight hundred five
Speaker 7: eight five one oh five one. If you need to
Speaker 7: vent bowl lines to wide open, it's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Wait, this is your time
Speaker 5: to get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: Five five five one. We want to hear from you
Speaker 2: on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 13: This is Destiny from the eighth four.
Speaker 2: To three long century. What's happening?
Speaker 13: Good morning, Good morning, Good morning, Jeff Charlomagne and Djmgo.
Speaker 13: I just wanted to wish everyone a happy Valentine's Day.
Speaker 13: If you have someone, if you don't, you know, take
Speaker 13: today's to love on yourself because self love is the
Speaker 13: most important.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 14: And I also wanted to stay not pertaining to that.
Speaker 14: If you see something, please say something, because this past
Speaker 14: weekend I witnessed a young boy getting by someone who
Speaker 14: just both in my heart. I stopped and I call
Speaker 14: the police.
Speaker 13: I don't care what anyone says.
Speaker 4: I'm going to call the policeman.
Speaker 14: I'll see something like that because if that was my kid,
Speaker 14: I would want someone to do the same thing.
Speaker 2: Absolutely saw what he got hit by a call You said.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it was a young boy riding the bike. He
Speaker 13: flew in the air, laid it on.
Speaker 15: The car, and just kept going.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 2: Did they catch the person?
Speaker 11: Y'all?
Speaker 14: No, I couldn't.
Speaker 13: They asked me if I saw the license plate. But
Speaker 13: they were going east to.
Speaker 11: West and I was going north.
Speaker 2: To south where.
Speaker 14: I was in Florid.
Speaker 2: Damn Florence. Come on, now, we don't get down like
Speaker 2: that in South Carolina. No, we gotta do better. Lord,
Speaker 2: have mer I.
Speaker 8: Hope that baby is okay, and I'm glad that you
Speaker 8: come with this message.
Speaker 1: If you see something, say something for sure.
Speaker 13: Yes, well, y'all have a blast day.
Speaker 1: You too.
Speaker 2: How can you even live with that on doing that
Speaker 2: knowing you hit a child and you just keep going and.
Speaker 1: He landed on your Car's going.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 15: This is Chris?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 7: Brother?
Speaker 1: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 15: Hey, good morning? And I want to say times y'all.
Speaker 2: Thank you Tarler Maine.
Speaker 15: Yes, sir, y'all was taking out to a Brilliant Idiots
Speaker 15: podcast and.
Speaker 16: Y'all was you were glasses was going to discription box
Speaker 16: he pop artists are hip hop or not.
Speaker 15: And I feel like I put both of.
Speaker 16: Y'all side though, But I like my Glasses was explaining
Speaker 16: that though he was on point, like he was saying
Speaker 16: for good points man, because you know, off of Florida,
Speaker 16: and I look at Koak and implies or tricked at
Speaker 16: it like they hip hop.
Speaker 15: They part of the culture. If you throw oot, if
Speaker 15: you throw our floor rider, I wouldn't really say he
Speaker 15: hip hop because he's not explaining or giving up the way.
Speaker 4: How we living down here whatever.
Speaker 2: But that that kind of that kind of defeats glasses
Speaker 2: point though, because you know, even if Florida music don't
Speaker 2: reflect that Florida from the hood.
Speaker 1: You know that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I don't know why we think just because
Speaker 2: we're from the hood that we're all just one way,
Speaker 2: Like there's so much diversity of thought in the in
Speaker 2: the in the slums we come from.
Speaker 1: Right right.
Speaker 15: That's why I got what you saying when he was
Speaker 15: saying about Jake Cob and you were saying like he
Speaker 15: could have been like a kid that wasn't outside like that,
Speaker 15: but he's still from the hood. Why get both of
Speaker 15: youll sides? And I like those conversations. Man, that that
Speaker 15: was dope out the three idiots and classes. You know
Speaker 15: what I'm saying, you out?
Speaker 2: Thank you man. Make sure you drive the Glasses Below
Speaker 2: podcast and No Ceilings podcast on the Black Fact iHeart
Speaker 2: Radio podcast network.
Speaker 7: Get it off your Chest eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 7: one oh five one.
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Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 15: Who's this Brandon College from Virginia.
Speaker 2: Brandon, VA. We're part of Virginia.
Speaker 15: I'm as right now.
Speaker 1: Okay, seventy five seven. Get it off your chest? Brother?
Speaker 15: Oh man, I was calling to congratulate jefs on no pregnancy.
Speaker 1: Thank you all of course.
Speaker 15: And I was trying to shoot my photography shot, but
Speaker 15: apparently you already got a photography, so no hearts broken?
Speaker 1: Oh no, I yeah, I do.
Speaker 2: Have you tried to do it that maternity to shoot?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Man, well I appreciate you I appreciate you shooting this.
Speaker 9: I do it's anybody, if anybody else, I didn't need
Speaker 9: to shut follow me on Instagram.
Speaker 15: Uh b E underscore U H M U S.
Speaker 2: E D S yes, sir, it all?
Speaker 1: Hello?
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Speaker 15: DJ Andy?
Speaker 11: What's up?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 9: From page oh?
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Speaker 9: Hey, big us man?
Speaker 3: Breakfast club?
Speaker 17: What's going on?
Speaker 15: Charlamagin my lady?
Speaker 1: Huh Charlemagne, your lady.
Speaker 15: Charlomagne the God and my lady.
Speaker 1: Word matter?
Speaker 10: Bro?
Speaker 2: How you doing?
Speaker 1: Good morning? Good morning, good morning?
Speaker 9: Hey real quick man, just with the genius Kanye West Man.
Speaker 9: I say we got to start paying this brother down man,
Speaker 9: because these folks are already doing that form. And I'm
Speaker 9: upset with the fact that they know that everyone's afraid
Speaker 9: of this anti semitism regardless. But I'm all up staying
Speaker 9: is this is a relief system. Were condemn this man
Speaker 9: over a beliefs and you to stop his money like that,
Speaker 9: like this is our dreams, this is our well. You
Speaker 9: guys say he's a genius, but this is a black man,
Speaker 9: billionaire black man, and the down playing with the fact
Speaker 9: money because of a belief system. I think it's terrible.
Speaker 9: We got to stop acting like we gotta keep apologized
Speaker 9: at the time. Somebody says something an topthletics and they
Speaker 9: can talk about black.
Speaker 13: People, no problems.
Speaker 2: Hey, I want to, I want to. I want to
Speaker 2: offer you something right. Uh, based off your logic, racism
Speaker 2: is a belief system. Uh, Sexism is a belief system.
Speaker 9: Like what does that mean created by the system, not
Speaker 9: by us?
Speaker 2: What do you mean meaning we're wizaresses on your old planet?
Speaker 9: So we are already on the land.
Speaker 15: The whole problem.
Speaker 2: So if a white person says something negative about a
Speaker 2: black person that's considered racist, we should just say, oh,
Speaker 2: that's their belief system. It's okay.
Speaker 9: No, that's the thing. See, this ain't even a black
Speaker 9: and white thing. This is a white on white thing.
Speaker 9: That's my point. Did Jews know that white folks are
Speaker 9: afraid to say the word anything about Jewish folks? This
Speaker 9: is what they deal with. It's a police they took
Speaker 9: on the leaf visto. We don't have to take it.
Speaker 4: We already to know who they are.
Speaker 9: And all I'm saying is to make you guys apologize
Speaker 9: because they can show your money, they cut your check.
Speaker 9: If you guys can't say anything about them intention it's
Speaker 9: lasting me.
Speaker 2: It's it's ridiculous. I think that I think that everything
Speaker 2: that Kanye West is going through it self inflicted. I
Speaker 2: agree with you, and I think that I think if you,
Speaker 2: I think the best way to not disturb your piece
Speaker 2: is to not disturb the piece of others.
Speaker 15: Interesting.
Speaker 7: I mean, we're happy Valentine's Day, sir, Get it off
Speaker 7: your chest. Eight hundred and five eight five one o
Speaker 7: five one. Now we got just with the mess when
Speaker 7: we come back.
Speaker 1: Yes, we do.
Speaker 8: We're talking about how Oklahoma they opted not to play
Speaker 8: Beyonce's country music and so.
Speaker 1: The behalf step than y'all. I'm gonna I'm gonna tell
Speaker 1: you all more about.
Speaker 2: It, all right, we'll get to that next.
Speaker 1: It's the breakfast Club in the morning, The breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Everybody's STJ n v J.
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Speaker 2: The number one song in the country right there, Jack Harlough.
Speaker 2: Really no song in the country on billboard.
Speaker 1: The whips and Chains, not the name of us.
Speaker 2: Love it on me? Well, a white man telling y'all
Speaker 2: that he don't love the number one song in the country.
Speaker 18: Damn it, I know that, right, Jack, Well, let's get
Speaker 18: to Jess with the mess is gonna bring numbers on
Speaker 18: the practice club.
Speaker 19: The Stacks.
Speaker 8: And Oklahoma radio station was targeted by the Beehive after
Speaker 8: an email was released showing that they did not plan
Speaker 8: to play these.
Speaker 1: New country songs.
Speaker 8: The general manager at k y KSE said he received
Speaker 8: an email asking if they will play Beyonce's new songs,
Speaker 8: the country ones, and he responded, simply, we do not
Speaker 8: play Beyonce on k Why's k C because she's not
Speaker 8: a country artist. He defended his email by saying that
Speaker 8: pretty much they don't play anybody's like it isn't isn't.
Speaker 8: They don't play anybody's country music. I mean, they don't
Speaker 8: play anybody's music that's not a country artist, you know.
Speaker 8: But of course we know the be how I'm gonna
Speaker 8: do their job. They're gonna over investigate and they feel
Speaker 8: like these are country songs.
Speaker 1: You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: So, he said the station received over two thousand emails
Speaker 8: and one thousand calls, over one thousand calls from the behive.
Speaker 8: People accuse him of being racist and all of that,
Speaker 8: but he says the station is not racist. We love Beyonce,
Speaker 8: but that's for anybody, like if she's not a country artist,
Speaker 8: we want to play our music. And then he also
Speaker 8: said that they don't play new music immediately anyway, They
Speaker 8: wait a few weeks to see how the record does.
Speaker 8: And also they wait for a lot of the other
Speaker 8: larger stations in Oklahoma to play records before they do.
Speaker 1: Let's play a sippet up, Texas, hold them.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you, I'm not a big country music fan,
Speaker 8: but that gives country up and down.
Speaker 2: All this to these stations are based on genre, and
Speaker 2: they not actually basing it off with the song. Sounds
Speaker 2: like they're basing it off who the artist is. Like
Speaker 2: that happened plenty of times in hip hop hip hop radio.
Speaker 2: Remember there was Lord. Remember back in the day, there
Speaker 2: was certain Rihanna records they didn't play because Rihanna was
Speaker 2: considered a pop artist, you know, so there were certain
Speaker 2: songs hip hop and R and B stations wouldn't play,
Speaker 2: and it was freaking Rihanna.
Speaker 8: Well listen to Beehive really got to them because they
Speaker 8: added one of Beyonce country songs to the rotation. And
Speaker 8: this was yesterday. By yesterday afternoon it was being played.
Speaker 2: I remember too, that Katie Perry record that JUCJ produced,
Speaker 2: Oh Horse. Yeah, even though that was a hip hop
Speaker 2: and R and B sounding song, hip hop and R
Speaker 2: and B didn't it was at first they was like,
Speaker 2: now that's Katy Perry, We're not playing that. I think.
Speaker 2: I think eventually they started.
Speaker 1: They started playing it. Yeah, Yeah, that was that. That
Speaker 1: was my jam though, I ain't gonna lie so that jam.
Speaker 8: Also, it's important to note that Beyonce is the first
Speaker 8: black female artist to reach the top of Apple Music
Speaker 8: US Country chart in history. She is also the first
Speaker 8: black female artists to occupy the first and second position
Speaker 8: on chart on the charts simultaneously.
Speaker 1: So yeah, that's these records.
Speaker 8: I also want to add real quick, I saw on
Speaker 8: a variety of the blog last night that they are
Speaker 8: calling her song country themed. That's like calling it a
Speaker 8: you know, a parody is when it's country coded. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: it's country themed. It's just it's country. It's country. Stop
Speaker 8: baging like she ain't a country woman and she ain't
Speaker 8: been in her country bag all right, so she can
Speaker 8: she can have albums and and you know music and
Speaker 8: all genres.
Speaker 1: Stop banging like, people can't do that.
Speaker 7: She's from Texas. Guys likes not forget she's from Texas, and.
Speaker 2: People don't understand the history of black people in country music.
Speaker 1: Don't understand it.
Speaker 8: That's why I said, that's why we's getting That's why
Speaker 8: we're getting a country album and a rock album. She
Speaker 8: hitting all them genres that they took from us.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love it. Brandon Marshall says Taylor
Speaker 1: Swift had come like a removed from the super Bowl.
Speaker 1: We got audio for listening.
Speaker 19: Kanye West pulls up to Vegas. Kanye West pulls up
Speaker 19: to the super Bowl. Kanye West buys a ticket right
Speaker 19: in front of Katy Perry's booth. So anytime Jesus they
Speaker 19: were going to be showing Katy Perry, Kanye's face was
Speaker 19: gonna be there.
Speaker 2: He had a mask from with his lobo on the mask.
Speaker 5: Right, did you say in front of Taylor's booth or
Speaker 5: Katy Perry's booth?
Speaker 2: Oh my my bet, my.
Speaker 19: Bet, sorry, in front of Taylor Swift's booth, kissed off
Speaker 19: keep boom boom, makes a caller too.
Speaker 2: Everybody's involved. He gets kicked out the stadium, dropping the
Speaker 2: clud for Brandon Marshall, you should always get famous white
Speaker 2: people mixed up for all the time. All the time
Speaker 2: they do it to us, you have to do it.
Speaker 2: Brandon knew what he was doing, Luthor, Brandon, I.
Speaker 1: Know that's right, but I'm glad he did correct this off.
Speaker 20: Uh.
Speaker 8: We we know Katy probably wouldn't have a problem with
Speaker 8: Callye sitting up there.
Speaker 1: But just just let's just be honest here, Swift, she
Speaker 1: she didn't, That wouldn't be wrong.
Speaker 7: I think we would have seen it though. I think
Speaker 7: we don't believe that Kanye getting escorted out. Yeah, there's
Speaker 7: no such thing as that that happened. And even if
Speaker 7: it was only five minutes, it wouldn't be everywhere the
Speaker 7: day and the age of everybody having cameras, somebody would
Speaker 7: have take that.
Speaker 8: Yes, even if, like I said, if it were true,
Speaker 8: I wouldn't be mad at Taylor Swift for making that decision,
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying, Like I just wouldn't be
Speaker 8: like years ago, are we not forgetting that he you know,
Speaker 8: stole her moment to give to Beyonce? You know what
Speaker 8: I mean that I don't care black white whatever. You
Speaker 8: know what I'm saying, Like a moment like that, and
Speaker 8: for him to do something so radical like that, I mean.
Speaker 2: She don't have that kind of power. If Kanye was
Speaker 2: in a box, sure, but if you sitting in front
Speaker 2: of the box and I paid for a ticket and
Speaker 2: I'm in front of your box, I mean don't know
Speaker 2: about that.
Speaker 17: She does.
Speaker 2: Have the power to do it. But I don't think that.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: I think he got a case that you can't remove me.
Speaker 2: I bought a ticket.
Speaker 1: Well, then will had.
Speaker 8: To go through that case because I'm gonna make calls too.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna make ca to I'm sorry, Kanye, but let
Speaker 8: you finish. But go sit over there.
Speaker 1: You're right, I'm leaving. But I'm saying we ought debating
Speaker 1: something that didn't happen.
Speaker 2: That's true. There's no way, there's no way this happened.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, it's a way that it happened.
Speaker 8: But anyway, according to TMZ, a rep for Kanye did say,
Speaker 8: this is a completely fabricated rumor. It is not true.
Speaker 8: So to your point, they did say that it wasn't true,
Speaker 8: but we we have no way of knowing. I'm just
Speaker 8: saying if it did, I wouldn't be upset at Sanwich
Speaker 8: decision to get removed.
Speaker 2: But it was the highest rated super Bowl ever. Somebody
Speaker 2: would have saw Kanye ci somebody.
Speaker 1: I told you, I thought, well, I am with him
Speaker 1: on the stage. I was gonna say, oh my god,
Speaker 1: I should got out Kanye.
Speaker 2: You stupid, Oh you stupid, stupid, stupid. The director show
Speaker 2: Tylor Swiff is a country artist too. And you know
Speaker 2: we about to play Beyonce's new record right now. Absolutely.
Speaker 8: She also got another one called sixteen Carriages, which I
Speaker 8: think is a country ballad because she is singing our
Speaker 8: pipes out on that one.
Speaker 1: So y'all listen to both of them.
Speaker 2: And can I say something else? You know, I have
Speaker 2: a book in print called Black Privilege Publishing with Simon
Speaker 2: and Schuster. You know, I next release on the Black
Speaker 2: Privilege Publishing is titled My Black Country by Vanderbilt professor
Speaker 2: Alice Randall. Alice Randall was the first black woman to
Speaker 2: write a number one country hit. Yes, he wrote a
Speaker 2: song Patricia Yearwood in nineteen ninety four called Exus Exis
Speaker 2: Exus and Old Olds Olds. And she is putting out
Speaker 2: a book called My Black Country that tells the journey
Speaker 2: of a black America's Black present, past and future in
Speaker 2: country music. It's always a book and it'll be it'll
Speaker 2: be out night, but it's available for pre order right now.
Speaker 8: And why should be paid for interviews?
Speaker 1: You knows you already know I write a book.
Speaker 2: They actually did an article yesterday in the Washington Post
Speaker 2: talking about Beyonce's country journey, and Alice Randall was quoted
Speaker 2: all throughout the article. So, yes, My Black Country will
Speaker 2: be out April night, but you can pre order it now.
Speaker 2: To be a black privileged publisher, Simon and Schuston, that's
Speaker 2: my book in print, all right?
Speaker 1: That you said that?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: You know you got went the way my book coming? Uh?
Speaker 1: Do I need to write something about the white country
Speaker 1: out there yet?
Speaker 4: Jess?
Speaker 2: Jesus, wow you guys.
Speaker 1: And then now maybe I get some more money for
Speaker 1: the book. That's guys, guys. How you doing, guys? That's
Speaker 1: just with the best.
Speaker 7: Now when we come back, tesslam Figure will be joining
Speaker 7: us for Front Page News, and then.
Speaker 1: Killer Michael be here. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, you're checking out the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody is dj n V, Jess, Hilarious, Charlamagne, the gud
Speaker 7: We are the Breakfast club. Let's get in some front
Speaker 7: page news. All right, now, let's talk about House gops.
Speaker 10: Well, good morning everybody, Good morning, dj mvy jess, hilarious,
Speaker 10: charlamage of God, Happy.
Speaker 1: Valentine's Day, thank you, good morning heed.
Speaker 10: Well, Republicans, you guys, remember that George Santos was put
Speaker 10: out of his seat. He was expelled, remember for all
Speaker 10: those lies. Well, they had to have a special election
Speaker 10: for that, and Republicans raised with them. Majority in the
Speaker 10: House just became even slimmer. Democrat Tom Suwassu won the
Speaker 10: special election last night in New York's third congressional district. Again,
Speaker 10: it was a Republican seat now is Democrat, and they've
Speaker 10: been able to move that over and flip that he won,
Speaker 10: and he said he wants to find bipartisan solutions. He
Speaker 10: said it's time to move forward past the petty partisanship
Speaker 10: which we hear all the time. But hopefully maybe he'll
Speaker 10: get some luck with that. He said, he's tired of
Speaker 10: the bickering and the finger pointing. It's time to focus
Speaker 10: on how to solve problems. So this was a race
Speaker 10: that a lot of folks were watching. They were wanting
Speaker 10: to see if Republicans will be able to keep it,
Speaker 10: and they did not, but they still control the House.
Speaker 10: But this gives Democrats just a little bit more power
Speaker 10: on in the House representatives.
Speaker 7: All right, now, let's jump to Paramount Global. They laid
Speaker 7: off eight hundred employees.
Speaker 11: Absolutely. So we've had a lot of conversation this week.
Speaker 10: People have talked about all of the money that came
Speaker 10: in with advertising, big conversation, and so I thought this
Speaker 10: story was important to envy because all of the money
Speaker 10: that they brought in still laid off eight hundred employees.
Speaker 10: So Paramount Global, the owner of the broadcast and cable
Speaker 10: TV networks, announced Tuesday it will lay off hundreds of
Speaker 10: staffers as the media giant looks to reduce costs and
Speaker 10: grow revenue. Now, this news comes days after the CBS
Speaker 10: network saw record breaking advertising sales at its highest.
Speaker 11: Rated telecasts for the Super Bowl.
Speaker 10: Sources familiar say that it is about eight hundred people
Speaker 10: are roughly a three percent cut among those impacted, with
Speaker 10: some of the high highest profile journalist at CBS News.
Speaker 11: Now, the media giant is.
Speaker 10: Attempting to transition this business from traditional linear television to streaming,
Speaker 10: which a lot of people are doing that, and so
Speaker 10: it just announced that you know, despite the fact of
Speaker 10: having one hundred and twenty three point four million viewers,
Speaker 10: marking the largest US audience since the nineteen sixty nine
Speaker 10: Moon landing, it still was not enough in order to
Speaker 10: keep those employees working. So I thought that was an
Speaker 10: interesting conversation. As we talk about how much money came
Speaker 10: from the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Well that's folks never knowing exactly what they're talking about,
Speaker 2: because you know, they talking about with all the money
Speaker 2: they made on the Super Bowl this Sunday, they didn't
Speaker 2: know what was going on with paramount before. Paramount is
Speaker 2: almost seventeen billion dollars in debt. Jesus, That's why they've
Speaker 2: been trying to sell you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 2: you know, you can't jump in the game bottom of
Speaker 2: the knife and be like, look at all the money
Speaker 2: and made it the super Bowl. They gonna pay off
Speaker 2: all the people. No, they They're almost seventeen billion dollars
Speaker 2: in debt.
Speaker 1: So this goes years, years, years and years back.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one super Bowl cans.
Speaker 2: That's why I've been all these rumors about them selling. Remember,
Speaker 2: they was like Bayern Island presented some things for them
Speaker 2: cell and I think they said, I think it was
Speaker 2: Warner or somebody. They were talking about them Warner potentially
Speaker 2: merging with So yeah, they're almost seventeen billion dollars.
Speaker 1: At debt, y'all somebody and that like that. That's like,
Speaker 1: Marry is somebody that you knowing that like my daddy
Speaker 1: your debt?
Speaker 11: Right, I'm cool on man.
Speaker 10: Well, just as another point of the news industry did
Speaker 10: see some cuts also in twenty twenty four, in twenty
Speaker 10: twenty three Los Angeles Times, Time and Business Insiders. So
Speaker 10: just a lot of layoffs in the industry. But yeah,
Speaker 10: I didn't know that Charlotte. Seventeen billion is a lot
Speaker 10: that's almost impossible to recover.
Speaker 2: But you know, yeah, I mean that's why, honestly, that's
Speaker 2: why it's been so hard to sell. I g it's
Speaker 2: a million different you know, articles about it. Like people
Speaker 2: they ask that question all the time. Is their global
Speaker 2: debt getting in the way it was? Selle I would
Speaker 2: I would have to say, probably.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, Well that is all right.
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Speaker 7: All right, now, when we come back, the Grammy Award
Speaker 7: winner Killer Micha will be joining us.
Speaker 2: Were gonna kick it with him next It don't move.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody.
Speaker 7: It's DJ n V Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the gud We
Speaker 7: are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: We got a special guest.
Speaker 7: In the building. Yes, indeed, three times Grammy winner this year.
Speaker 7: This year, ladies and gentlemen, Killer Mike.
Speaker 2: I don't think people understand Mike, how you manifested all
Speaker 2: this From the beginning, before this album was even in
Speaker 2: the ecosystem, you were saying you was gonna win Rap
Speaker 2: Album of the Year. You said you wanted to win
Speaker 2: Rap Album of the Year the Grammys. How long have
Speaker 2: you been a master manifested surf man.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying. I guess since I was.
Speaker 3: I was nine years old and I told the niece,
Speaker 3: who was twenty five at the time, my mother she
Speaker 3: had when she was sixteen. I'll never forget. I was like, Mama,
Speaker 3: want to be an EMC And she was smoking the
Speaker 3: joint and she said.
Speaker 4: That was the mission. The next year she sent me
Speaker 4: to the French.
Speaker 3: Fence at Tea and me and my cousin, she just
Speaker 3: put our ass out on the corn of the Omni
Speaker 3: and said, here, get tickets.
Speaker 4: This is how you get in and have your little
Speaker 4: asses back out on the corner.
Speaker 3: Afterwards, and I remember me and my cousin went in
Speaker 3: and we were stating in New York.
Speaker 2: She had a cheap seats and we stating and we
Speaker 2: watching fucking.
Speaker 3: Gold changed Alldage when my fight breakout bits bit when
Speaker 3: they had the big self all kind of wild crazy,
Speaker 3: you know, when they had that actually like a briefcase self.
Speaker 3: I'm just like, this is what I want to do
Speaker 3: with my life. And ever since then, every step I
Speaker 3: made has been toward being an MC. But I will
Speaker 3: say every challenge I was given I accepted. My fourth
Speaker 3: grade teacher she said, you too smart to be a rapper,
Speaker 3: you should.
Speaker 2: Be a pilot.
Speaker 3: I ended up with a guy named mister Jim Burtow
Speaker 3: when I was sixteen years old learning how to fly planes.
Speaker 3: Me and Slim for one twelve And that was based
Speaker 3: on the challenge. So all that to say, you can
Speaker 3: manifest whatever you want to, but accept the challenges along
Speaker 3: the way. I met I met a little dude at
Speaker 3: a small radio station in South Carolina, and I remember
Speaker 3: the radio rep telling us how afraid they were him.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't even go in the room with him. And
Speaker 3: then I got a room with him. He was like
Speaker 3: he one of my favorite rappers. And the next thing
Speaker 3: you know, I seen that dude on Wendy Williams. Next
Speaker 3: thing you know, I seen that dude just pushing that
Speaker 3: person end up being charlemagneaud It is one of my
Speaker 3: better friends and brothers. I saw this comedian. She was
Speaker 3: funny as hell, just doing skits, and I telling my
Speaker 3: pothers like, now you gotta see this. She she funny,
Speaker 3: is a mother and now you're co hosting. I remember
Speaker 3: seeing his baby. I ain't thank much of him. That's
Speaker 3: my man, you jail my daddy call I just be
Speaker 3: breaking involved, but so at the table with a bunch
Speaker 3: of manifestos, and I call him.
Speaker 4: Believers.
Speaker 3: You have to surround yourself with believers. You have to
Speaker 3: be inspired by people who are believers. So I guess
Speaker 3: since I was nine years old, if you tell yourself
Speaker 3: whatever that child is, and you tell yourself.
Speaker 4: I think you should chase and follow.
Speaker 2: You know, it's crazy. I remember that day like it
Speaker 2: was yesterday, when you and Big Boy and the rest
Speaker 2: of the problem of the stations, because you walked in East.
Speaker 2: I like them George's. I had on some Jordan's three
Speaker 2: or something it might have been, and then I wore
Speaker 2: too probably that time at the time, Laughy Taffy had
Speaker 2: just came out and I hadn't felt it in the
Speaker 2: Strip club yet, so I was just hearing and I
Speaker 2: was like, man, I don't like this record. I was like, man,
Speaker 2: it's record whack And you said, man, them boys will
Speaker 2: beat your ass.
Speaker 3: The boy from the hood shouts out to the boy
Speaker 3: was from going home and Bankhead. That was for real.
Speaker 3: But you know, you know, I think Southerners man, we
Speaker 3: you know, we we know how the party laugh, have
Speaker 3: a good time. But it's a seriousness to us that
Speaker 3: I think people take for time. I'm glad I got
Speaker 3: a chance to put Fabo as entertaining as he is
Speaker 3: on a real serious record.
Speaker 1: What is what is three Grammys mean to you?
Speaker 3: Well, according to my I meant twenty thousand more per show.
Speaker 3: Your absolutely according according to me, though it's a personal
Speaker 3: accomplishment because in the fiftieth year of hip hop, I've
Speaker 3: made the best possible representation of hip hop album and
Speaker 3: it meant the world to me to do that because
Speaker 3: I was a kid who grew up in the South,
Speaker 3: Me and Charlemagne, hip hop wasn't accessible.
Speaker 2: It wasn't you know.
Speaker 3: You gotta look at it like that was no way
Speaker 3: you was gonna be where you are, be where I am.
Speaker 3: It was just something you were voide if you weren't
Speaker 3: from say La or New York. So for me, it
Speaker 3: means everything because it's all I've ever wanted to do.
Speaker 3: All I wanted to be was considered the top TMC
Speaker 3: and in the fifty year of hip hop, to have
Speaker 3: made the best hip hop album means the world to
Speaker 3: me because nothing means more to me than this art.
Speaker 3: For him, nothing means more to me than my artistic
Speaker 3: passion and pursuit of perfection through them seeing So it
Speaker 3: means the world to me, and I think a lot
Speaker 3: of other people who have gotten it have either really
Speaker 3: appreciated like me or taken for granted that it's something
Speaker 3: that couldn't have happened.
Speaker 2: I don't take any of it for granted, did you.
Speaker 7: Feel a way that they didn't have your award ceremony
Speaker 7: on TV?
Speaker 1: And the reason I asked this, it's funny.
Speaker 7: We were just talking to me and just behind the scenes,
Speaker 7: and Usher did an interview with Gail and he was like,
Speaker 7: I want eight Grammys and every time I want a Grammy, Yeah,
Speaker 7: it was never on television.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm like, that's Usher. He just did the Super Bowl. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, so does it feel bittersweet at all or
Speaker 1: as Nope, not at all.
Speaker 4: I mean, I wanted to be on TV. But if not,
Speaker 4: it's on YouTube.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 9: I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't have time when when it's good.
Speaker 3: If she give me something on playing even like something
Speaker 3: like you gotta be grateful. You know, I wanted to
Speaker 3: be on TV. I want to be on TV. But
Speaker 3: how much complain that can I do? In the moment
Speaker 3: where you sweet when you win three? You get what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Like, at some point the Grammy is gonna
Speaker 3: be like, damn, we missed a moment, you know, But
Speaker 3: I would like us to be on TV.
Speaker 4: But we weren't on TV.
Speaker 3: Twenty years ago when I won and I protested and
Speaker 3: we took to a bus and sunset, we threw a
Speaker 3: We threw one of them l a ass drug groopy
Speaker 3: parties and wild it out and woke up the next morning.
Speaker 3: I didn't nobody know where they were, so I always
Speaker 3: regret it not going though, I ain't gonna lie. So
Speaker 3: this time around, man, I was like, I ain't gonna
Speaker 3: miss waining no tuck ster and and give my girl
Speaker 3: in a nice dress and going out and I had
Speaker 3: a good time. So I hate that they didn't get televised,
Speaker 3: but I'm very happy to have swept swept mind.
Speaker 2: I still feel like it was some type of conspiracy.
Speaker 2: I feel like he was afraid of radical black Michael
Speaker 2: Rinda and what he might get on that stage and say.
Speaker 3: What's crazy is though Jay was hitting me. I didn't
Speaker 3: realize that as I was as you know, as I
Speaker 3: was going through. I think Jay was hit me like
Speaker 3: hold on, stick around, I want to toat you. I
Speaker 3: want you to and then he hit me later saying
Speaker 3: I was gonna see my time, do you somebody?
Speaker 2: I said that during Donkey to Day. But when I said,
Speaker 2: I said during Donkey to Day, it would have been
Speaker 2: dope to see Jay bring Mike up on thing. But
Speaker 2: then somebody hit me and said, that's what Jay was
Speaker 2: playing in to day was he was going to bring
Speaker 2: you up during his when he was excepting the wo
Speaker 2: for the doctor dre thing.
Speaker 4: Wow, yeah it's love though.
Speaker 2: You got that text after you got out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, me and here laughing, He said you want to
Speaker 3: He wanted to go and get locked love with the
Speaker 3: biggest moment Elver.
Speaker 4: I was laughing and it was hilarious. It was a laird.
Speaker 4: You couldn't do nothing Like how.
Speaker 2: That make you feel like? Come on now?
Speaker 4: That makes me feel good? Like I got a lot
Speaker 4: of respect for home.
Speaker 2: I talked.
Speaker 3: I talked to him like off off camera. We we
Speaker 3: go back and forth, and he's constantly sending encouragement.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I tell him like, I'm a mentee. I need mentorship.
Speaker 3: I've never been in this part of it before, so
Speaker 3: give me some advice. And I just appreciate it, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean. I appreciate anybody who in parts
Speaker 3: and wisdom on me. And he's been generous enough to
Speaker 3: do it a lot. So I hate we missed that moment,
Speaker 3: but it's more moments to come, you know it is.
Speaker 3: I mean, listen, I'm not gonna scretch about what didn't happen.
Speaker 2: But man, can you imagine Jay Z with a boy
Speaker 2: killer Mike on that stage while he was accepting his
Speaker 2: award for the Doctor Dre speech? Do you understuring Black
Speaker 2: History Month? Come on, do you even know what you
Speaker 2: was gonna say?
Speaker 21: No?
Speaker 4: God would have used me as a vest.
Speaker 1: You really sell brooms?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Hell yeah, we made a lot of money too. Something
Speaker 4: buy me another breaks down in Miami.
Speaker 3: Man shouts out, I made a lot of money off
Speaker 3: the bro Oh way, y'all please keep applying it so
Speaker 3: these folks keep shopping. I didn't even know park like
Speaker 3: this shot sound to the streamers in the youth. Man,
Speaker 3: y'all have taught me a lot. Man, I know my
Speaker 3: man Kyle was upset. Yeah, shout out to cos Now.
Speaker 3: I don't hey, man, I didn't know who she was either.
Speaker 3: But listen, but listen now that I know my man,
Speaker 3: let me bring.
Speaker 1: A broom through your room.
Speaker 13: You know what I mean?
Speaker 21: You know?
Speaker 3: My partner all set, so you know, see if we
Speaker 3: can put it together. Because I ain't hate no none
Speaker 3: of y'all. Man, I ain't hate no no.
Speaker 22: Oh.
Speaker 3: I want to see you win. I want to see
Speaker 3: it happened, So you know I'm sorry your boy didn't
Speaker 3: get it. Well, no, I'm not because I won. But
Speaker 3: shouts out to Travis.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I've seen him grow from south By Southwest. I ain't
Speaker 3: got no hate nobody. I want you to win, but
Speaker 3: if we competing, I'm absolutely there to win.
Speaker 7: We got more with Killer Mike. When we come back
Speaker 7: to Don't Move, it's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning, wanting everybody.
Speaker 7: It's stee j n V, Jesse, Hilarious, Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 7: We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with
Speaker 7: Killer Mike, Charlamage.
Speaker 2: I wanted to Kyles is a good Yo. Here's one
Speaker 2: of the good. I can tell the good.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know he started out of Jesus. Hey,
Speaker 4: I want to thank God who like this Mother, the Lord,
Speaker 4: the same person.
Speaker 6: You're just Jesus.
Speaker 2: It's on my side.
Speaker 23: Too.
Speaker 2: You should know what should have did? He should have
Speaker 2: did what Kenny Smith did. But I saw Kenny Smith
Speaker 2: say he saw Mike winning Rapbob of the Year. He
Speaker 2: hadn't listened it album. If something wins award of that magnitude,
Speaker 2: go listen to this and then have a conversation about it.
Speaker 3: But I feel, I feel I want fans like kay,
Speaker 3: I'm just here to tim Kys. You grow, you're a
Speaker 3: twenty two y'ar old, I got a twenty one year old.
Speaker 3: Because you're a leader, You're a leader team, you got
Speaker 3: a bunch of money. Now as you grow into your leadership,
Speaker 3: this album's going to be more and more relevant to you.
Speaker 4: When you fall in love with a girl, when you
Speaker 4: have a child, you grow a family like Envy Charlemagne.
Speaker 3: Just when as you matriculate more into adulthood, because you're
Speaker 3: a young man, this album is going to mean more
Speaker 3: and more to you. So in the same way that
Speaker 3: I might didn't understand Curtis may Feel or Marvin Gaye
Speaker 3: at the time my mother first played it. By the
Speaker 3: time I was fifteen, I started to understand. By the
Speaker 3: time I was twenty five, I was living it. By
Speaker 3: the time I was thirty five, I absolutely had the
Speaker 3: science testimony. So it's an album that's gonna grow with you.
Speaker 3: And again, congratulators, I'm not one of them, old mad
Speaker 3: I appreciate Joe Budden for defending me. Thank you, you know,
Speaker 3: for saying this has got a dope ass album. But
Speaker 3: I don't want to go to war with your young
Speaker 3: I want you to check out some records, pick up
Speaker 3: some games, so you know, get caught up in the
Speaker 3: same boys we did.
Speaker 2: I told him last year he did.
Speaker 4: I told him, yeah, we you know, I didn't have
Speaker 4: any doubts.
Speaker 3: What I realized you have to do, though, is you
Speaker 3: have to stay in constant campaign old because you can't
Speaker 3: assume people know you. That's Cay show me, Yeah, you
Speaker 3: got You gotta stay in people's faces. You gotta be gracious,
Speaker 3: and you gotta show people that you know. My record
Speaker 3: is not about me as much as it about us.
Speaker 3: It's about a generation. It's a generational statement. It's not
Speaker 3: just a classic record. When you look at I remember
Speaker 3: when Envy was the young boy, literally was the young
Speaker 3: And look at the man he's matriculating it too, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean Again, I remember you just popping
Speaker 3: up on my ig.
Speaker 4: I'm just like, damn.
Speaker 3: And look at this woman now dominant force and media.
Speaker 3: Remember this brother was in months corner out. We was
Speaker 3: in with Columbia plummya South Carolina. So there's room to grow.
Speaker 3: And I just want to encourage all of us to
Speaker 3: grow and stop discouraging each other. You know, I think
Speaker 3: as black people, we can do a better job of
Speaker 3: encouraging even if we disagree. I think we can do
Speaker 3: a better job of encouraging. And we are the worse.
Speaker 3: We the best, but then we the worst with each other. Well,
Speaker 3: we didn't taught to be that way too. What we
Speaker 3: move from a place of lack. We moved from a
Speaker 3: place and we think there's not enough. We move from
Speaker 3: a place of desperation. We moved from a place of defense.
Speaker 3: But we don't always have to. And I say we
Speaker 3: because the world is bigger than Atlanta. But that's not
Speaker 3: the world I grew up in. The world I grew
Speaker 3: up in. It was very encouraging. Greatness was expected of you.
Speaker 3: And all my heroes and villains look like me. Just
Speaker 3: how the Metro by the way too, and another just
Speaker 3: great brother that was in that category. In Atlanta, you
Speaker 3: are expected to work hard and succeed.
Speaker 2: If you're black.
Speaker 3: You're not giving the excuse of that it can't work
Speaker 3: for you. Because everybody you see successful in my neighborhood
Speaker 3: looked like me, and everybody who was a failure look
Speaker 3: like me. So I understood failing and success to be
Speaker 3: an account of personal decisions as well as just a
Speaker 3: lot of systemic that goes on. That's we're not never
Speaker 3: gonna argue that. But in Atlanta, where I grew up,
Speaker 3: the special thing was that I never believed possibility was
Speaker 3: not so I always believed it was possible. So, you know,
Speaker 3: for me, Man, I expected to be here. I didn't
Speaker 3: know it was gonna take this long on the journey,
Speaker 3: I didn't understand God's process. I didn't understand on what
Speaker 3: was my purpose? But I knew I had a purpose.
Speaker 3: I didn't know what the journey was taking years.
Speaker 2: You didn't understand what your purpose was? No, I didn't.
Speaker 2: You seem like a very purpose for brothers.
Speaker 4: I just wanted to be an MC.
Speaker 3: But I did what was right when I was called
Speaker 3: to do it. That's that's all, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I'm not taking advantage of situations. That's why I don't
Speaker 3: chase every ambulance. I'm not popping up talking on everything.
Speaker 3: But when the time calls for it, I'm there. But
Speaker 3: I just always wanted to be an MC. But God
Speaker 3: had other plans.
Speaker 2: What does the Michael trilogy look like to you?
Speaker 4: Well, I've already started working.
Speaker 3: I got out a grammy night and the next night
Speaker 3: I was in the studio and Mike Will, so shout
Speaker 3: out to Mike Will and talk on on Wilder to
Speaker 3: a co producers with when running the Jewels, to help
Speaker 3: people run the jewel. So I was in the studio
Speaker 3: the next night. So the next one, just know, I'm
Speaker 3: going deeper. You know, if you if you hear something
Speaker 3: for junkies, you gonna hear deeper cuts. If you heard
Speaker 3: you know, when you hear Motherless, you know about Denise
Speaker 3: and Betty, You're gonna hear some Miss Betty Die tribes
Speaker 3: on that. You're gonna you're gonna hear more of that,
Speaker 3: because I honestly think that this perspective has never been
Speaker 3: shown to hip hop again. We stayed in the place
Speaker 3: so long where we we thought of a young person's game.
Speaker 3: We've kind of only accepted a young person's perspective. But man,
Speaker 3: if you grew up in the nineties, your perspective is grown.
Speaker 3: You know, in the nineties, man, it was everything from
Speaker 3: Sister Soldier to you know, to Pe then going into
Speaker 3: the n w U A's and Dres and snoops.
Speaker 4: All that experience has meant something.
Speaker 3: You know, you went from working at the ups to
Speaker 3: figuring it out starting your own business. So my thing is,
Speaker 3: I think that there's a longer story in Michael, and
Speaker 3: I just like to take people on the path this
Speaker 3: trilogy and see what we end up after the next two.
Speaker 3: And you know, I got the next decade of soul
Speaker 3: planned out for me, and I think it's gonna be
Speaker 3: a lot of dope music. But I know it's gonna
Speaker 3: be a lot of dope music. And I hope you
Speaker 3: don't like it. I need you on the next album,
Speaker 3: just you're gonna say I.
Speaker 4: Need you, I need you, I need you.
Speaker 3: Shouts out to my man Ryan Davis. Ryan was like, man,
Speaker 3: I saw a bloger. He was like, man, he kept
Speaker 3: asking me to be on it. I didn't. I didn't
Speaker 3: tell you what tounity, So Ryan, I want on there.
Speaker 3: But I need that baby Mama waiting to see what.
Speaker 11: What's going down.
Speaker 1: My brother killer Mike in the building. Man, congratulations for everything.
Speaker 10: Not only did you sweep, God is doing his business
Speaker 10: with you making sure everybody here is that album because
Speaker 10: it is just an amazing thing. You are healing people,
Speaker 10: Mike for sure. So congratulations to you, brother, every no
Speaker 10: Skip album. Heal in our community.
Speaker 3: I new tell ain't I ain't wanna tell letus be
Speaker 3: arguing for about politics. I just wanted my sister here
Speaker 3: because man being with y'all too. Man, I can man,
Speaker 3: I could fight the world with Jason Tails. I can
Speaker 3: go against the world, man, because they're gonna clown your
Speaker 3: ass and be smarter than.
Speaker 2: On a lot of different platforms. Why do you intentionally
Speaker 2: do that?
Speaker 3: Because she's the leader. So you have organizers and you
Speaker 3: have mobilizers. Right, an organizer on a daily, weekly, monthly,
Speaker 3: yearly basis is doing the work. Mobilizers are informed by
Speaker 3: the organizers, and mobilizers use their platform to mobilize the people.
Speaker 24: Right.
Speaker 3: So if you have someone say doctor King was an
Speaker 3: organized at first, the bigger platform he got. You had
Speaker 3: Snick coming in after the SELC. You had Kwame Toure,
Speaker 3: then on the Stokely Carmichael, you had John Lewis who
Speaker 3: was then a member of SNAK. They were doing the
Speaker 3: on the ground organizing in place like Mary and Alabama
Speaker 3: selling Alabama. Doctor King would come in, what's being organized,
Speaker 3: what's the angle we got? Boom, this is how we're
Speaker 3: gonna do it, and the organizations would work together to
Speaker 3: bring the people together, the great greater bring greater awareness.
Speaker 3: Tessling does this on a daily basis, and a lot
Speaker 3: of times a person that's doing it on a daily
Speaker 3: basis goes unaccredited, that go unnamed. That work gets used
Speaker 3: by bigger organizations and people, money gets misused, and it
Speaker 3: never makes it to where it should be. So with
Speaker 3: my platform, I intend to spotlight the organizers that do
Speaker 3: the work. Ten shouldn't have to go around introducing herself
Speaker 3: to people. They should know it when she's walking thro
Speaker 3: room because she does the work. So if I'm a
Speaker 3: singing dance for a living and it's gonna get the
Speaker 3: talk to me on the internet, talk all that you want,
Speaker 3: because I'm just a mobilizer and I'm gonna go sing
Speaker 3: a dance for some more money.
Speaker 4: But you will not deny this organizers work.
Speaker 3: You won't deny this black woman that's working on the
Speaker 3: behalf of us on an everyday basis. You won't deny
Speaker 3: the ability of her to train other people to run
Speaker 3: for local office. When I believe in working hyper local
Speaker 3: and she trains you how to do this, you want
Speaker 3: to not a national work that she's done alone and
Speaker 3: alongside being crunk.
Speaker 4: You won't act like she don't exist.
Speaker 3: You won't try to treat it like the average chick
Speaker 3: who just pretty God pretty braids pop up on the
Speaker 3: Internet and then you can get rid of it.
Speaker 2: You won't do it.
Speaker 4: She's a mastermind politically.
Speaker 3: So for me, if I didn't do this, I wouldn't
Speaker 3: be doing what my grandmother told me I'm supposed to do.
Speaker 3: If I didn't do this, I wouldn't be doing with
Speaker 3: those who supported Martin did. If I didn't do this,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be doing what the Nation of this Loan
Speaker 3: did when it was reforming black people and giving you
Speaker 3: people like Malcolm X, people like mss Farchan. If I
Speaker 3: didn't do it, this's I'd be wrong and God wouldn't
Speaker 3: be pleased with me. So I'm just simply doing what
Speaker 3: I'm supposed to do, and I'm gonna do it every
Speaker 3: single time.
Speaker 1: I now keep a locking up more with Killer Mike.
Speaker 7: We definitely got to get into what happened after you
Speaker 7: on your Grammy, so we'll talk about that as well.
Speaker 1: So don't move. It's to Breakfast Club, go on.
Speaker 2: That's right. We are to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: DJ n V just hilarious, charlamage the guy we're still
Speaker 7: kicking it with Killer Mike chawmcke me.
Speaker 2: And tell Us talk about this all the time. It's
Speaker 2: just strange to me, how when it comes to like
Speaker 2: you and Brian Kemp, right, people will say, well, Brian
Speaker 2: Kemp supports the voter suppression of black people, so how
Speaker 2: could Mike support him. I've never heard Mike say he
Speaker 2: support Brian Kemp. I've heard Mike say he supports certain
Speaker 2: policies that Brian Camp passed. But when it comes to
Speaker 2: somebody like, you know, a President Biden, if somebody bring
Speaker 2: up the ninety four crime bill, they'll be like, that's
Speaker 2: the past, don't worry about focused on what the policies
Speaker 2: he's presenting now. So I'm like, how can you understand
Speaker 2: it with Biden? But not with but with Mike and
Speaker 2: Kemp on.
Speaker 4: A lot of people just don't want to like me.
Speaker 2: And that's fine. People don't want to not like you.
Speaker 2: That's fine.
Speaker 4: I'm still rich.
Speaker 1: Rich.
Speaker 3: I ain't got white yet, but I'm still rich. Got
Speaker 3: a bunch of old school calls. My wife told me
Speaker 3: he was walking out. She said, you know, you ain't
Speaker 3: got no debt. She said, on the debt, you have
Speaker 3: the ware house she bought, She said, everything, pay it off.
Speaker 3: She said, you live like a drug dealers. You know
Speaker 3: what I mean, because I don't want no debt, because
Speaker 3: debt makes your slave. You know, I got good debt.
Speaker 3: I got to whether I got to learn about good debt.
Speaker 2: I do that.
Speaker 3: But I'm not here to be your political tool. I'm
Speaker 3: here to do what's right on the behalf of my
Speaker 3: community and point you to the people who do the work.
Speaker 3: And again I circle back around. If you want to
Speaker 3: see someone doing the work, go to test and if
Speaker 3: you and if you're not interested in doing the work,
Speaker 3: you would be at Twitter giving me suggestions when you
Speaker 3: should be working.
Speaker 2: Even when these people try to get you to endorse
Speaker 2: President Biden, which I just think is I don't know
Speaker 2: why that's so. That's the thing. Every time you want
Speaker 2: these platforms, now, all you simply say is I supported
Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders, I go look to the candidate who's supporting
Speaker 2: the policies that Bernie supports. I support people like Keisha
Speaker 2: Lamb's bottom. Look to the administration, Look to the party
Speaker 2: that's supporting those kinds of posities. That's common sense.
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 3: I can't give all my time to haters and politics.
Speaker 3: I want to tell you, man my album. If you
Speaker 3: want to better understand Michael, you should listen to that
Speaker 3: album absolutely, you know, because that album is full of
Speaker 3: the social commentary that leads you to understand police. Why
Speaker 3: do some of the things I do. I love black folks,
Speaker 3: I love us, I love us all. I love you democrats,
Speaker 3: I love the Republicans. I love it that don't like
Speaker 3: each other, you know what I mean, because the end
Speaker 3: of the day, all we got each other, you know.
Speaker 3: And if you don't understand we all on the same plantation,
Speaker 3: you're a fool. I don't care how close to the
Speaker 3: house you need a house to if somebody had to
Speaker 3: sneak the food out the house, agree my dad and
Speaker 3: like skinning man, let me text. I don't let them
Speaker 3: talk bad by us. I'm light skinned on in side.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but.
Speaker 3: He's a good man, and he's a great example for
Speaker 3: being a family man and I appreciate him. And I
Speaker 3: know you catch hell, But man, you wanted to find
Speaker 3: these examples of husband them and fatherhood.
Speaker 4: And I got to give your flowers on that.
Speaker 3: Because man, we just we we waste too much time
Speaker 3: talking to each other, and after the talk sessions, we
Speaker 3: don't give each other flowers.
Speaker 1: And you know, I talk a lot about you, my man,
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you so much, love you.
Speaker 2: I want to switch gears a little bit of Mike,
Speaker 2: Let's do it. I love what you did. Man. At
Speaker 2: what point did you decide I'm not gonna let this
Speaker 2: bulls that happened on Grammy night overshadow my Grammy moment.
Speaker 2: I should bother me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hell, y'all talking about hey man, I'm too happy
Speaker 3: to be saying I'm thankful for it all. I'm thankful
Speaker 3: for the Grammys. I'm thankful for the bulls because, man,
Speaker 3: bullsh is the best fertilizer on the farm. And I
Speaker 3: got a chance to sit by myself for three hours
Speaker 3: and thank God and invoke praise and be grateful for
Speaker 3: the things that I received. I didn't have to take
Speaker 3: no phone calls, I didn't have to host anybody for
Speaker 3: those three hours. And after those three hours, I got out.
Speaker 3: I hugged and loved my wife, my friends and family
Speaker 3: that was there waiting on me. I went and partied
Speaker 3: at Concord. I mean, I drank all I could I
Speaker 3: want to even drink or drink smoke. Felt good and
Speaker 3: woke up the next morning to one of the best
Speaker 3: phone calls I got in my life, and that's that
Speaker 3: they have a kidney for Pony boy. His mother called
Speaker 3: me going crazy, man, hyperventilating, crying. We both crying, snot
Speaker 3: coming out our nose. That's your son, my youngest son,
Speaker 3: Pony and Pony. He gave me a permission to talk
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 22: Now.
Speaker 4: He didn't like when TZ just talked about it, but
Speaker 4: like this permission. Man.
Speaker 3: Waking up to that, you start to understand the parable
Speaker 3: of Jesus being in the desert by itself and the
Speaker 3: devil walking up to him, and the devil was like, hey, man,
Speaker 3: you know I can give you the world.
Speaker 2: I can give you the world.
Speaker 1: I can give the fool right now.
Speaker 4: I can.
Speaker 2: And Jesus refused it. He absolutely refused it.
Speaker 3: So whether whether you believe the Bible or not, I
Speaker 3: just know, man, story mythology is powerful, and if.
Speaker 2: You teach a lesson through a story, it's an amazing thing.
Speaker 3: I sat in that that sell and I just at
Speaker 3: some point I just relaxed and I said, Oh, this
Speaker 3: is me and God and I said, well, I could
Speaker 3: ask God why, I could be mad, I could say
Speaker 3: thank you.
Speaker 2: I just said thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: My man, sleeping Man, we've been friends since we was seven,
Speaker 3: gabbling in the bottom of a church. And Sleepy is
Speaker 3: like my Peter, you know, he he he's the one
Speaker 3: that calls me in the morning, say, fat Boy, Yeah,
Speaker 3: thank the Lord for everything you got. Fat Boy used
Speaker 3: to say, dope on Martin Luther King. You look at
Speaker 3: you now, you know, thank you, thank you for saying
Speaker 3: my name in a song, fat By. I walk up
Speaker 3: to him this morning, fat Boy, I say, I see
Speaker 3: y'all that last night in the iron fat Boy, you
Speaker 3: look good.
Speaker 4: Thank the Lord.
Speaker 3: And he never lets me forget to be thankful and
Speaker 3: to be gracefuel. So for me, whatever little thing happened
Speaker 3: was just a thing, and that thing is passed. The
Speaker 3: next morning I woke up my son got a kidney.
Speaker 2: So through everything, through the Grammy wind, through the arrest,
Speaker 2: through your son getting the kidney, it was just gratitude.
Speaker 4: Just gratitude. That's all I got for you.
Speaker 3: I ain't got no hate for nobody, I ain't got nothing,
Speaker 3: nothing too slick to say back. I'm feel with grace.
Speaker 3: I thank the Lord. I mean, I really thank the Lord.
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 2: You know, man, Betty told me that that lady said,
Speaker 2: God will set you down.
Speaker 3: My whole life, I've been going, I've been running, I've
Speaker 3: been trying to get it, and my grandmother told me
Speaker 3: God will set you down.
Speaker 2: And I just man, I had to sit down and
Speaker 2: you just like God. Damn, the old lady was right.
Speaker 2: You gotta believe it was consp Come on, it ain't
Speaker 2: no coincident something man, no coincident.
Speaker 4: It could be man, but look it did.
Speaker 3: It didn't work against Martin, it didn't work against Malcolm,
Speaker 3: didn't work against Mandela, didn't work against Mecca. You know,
Speaker 3: it's not whatever whatever the devil gives you, God, God,
Speaker 3: if you stay, if you stay in tune, man, he
Speaker 3: will multiply the good over that.
Speaker 2: Because I was told the police, the people who detained
Speaker 2: you weren't even police, No, it was I was.
Speaker 4: And I'm gonna this. It's some citizens of rest and
Speaker 4: it's a miss.
Speaker 11: It's the street.
Speaker 3: They talked about charging the black police said it is
Speaker 3: just I don't know they can do that for ain't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, didn't know.
Speaker 4: Gave me the park walking me through Everybody like, what's up, Mike.
Speaker 4: I'm like, shut up, we do it. It's gonna be okay.
Speaker 4: So it really showed me how much love I had.
Speaker 2: And conspiracy theories is to show you how afraid they
Speaker 2: are of Michael Rinda. That's what I said.
Speaker 3: Literally, I stopped rapping. I'm a run for something. So
Speaker 3: I'm y'all better, hope I keep on rapping. Really be
Speaker 3: a throwing on your side in the pain and your ass.
Speaker 2: Then, man, what if that's the conspiracy? You got a
Speaker 2: trilogy coming up, So if we give him a Grammy
Speaker 2: every year anything, what if that's the What if that's
Speaker 2: the conspiracy?
Speaker 3: The fault ain't studying, man. These folks got bigger world
Speaker 3: of jail. They got a military industrial complex to take
Speaker 3: care of. They got other countries to invade and colonize.
Speaker 3: They're not studying me. But I hope my people are.
Speaker 3: I hope my people.
Speaker 2: Appreciate you so much.
Speaker 4: Mess Man, thank you that Michael album. Mama.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you if you if you hadn't heard
Speaker 3: it come, you ain't listened to it, y'all. Man, you
Speaker 3: know get it because as you get older and the
Speaker 3: pressure get on you don't want to know, you know.
Speaker 1: Thank you for.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club in the morning, Morning everybody, It's
Speaker 7: d J n V, Jess Larian Charlamage the God.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club, and let's get to Jess
Speaker 1: with the mess the middle just don't do is gonna
Speaker 1: bring any numbers.
Speaker 2: On the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Bony Son comes forward at the Club Shashay interview Monique
Speaker 8: firstborn son, Shalon Jackson. She had a video on TikTok
Speaker 8: yesterday to speak on his mother's relationship.
Speaker 1: Now he's thirty four years old. Let me hear what
Speaker 1: we have to say.
Speaker 22: I guess I felt the need to make this video
Speaker 22: to just provide some context into this false narrative about
Speaker 22: her praying to the universe in or to reconcile our
Speaker 22: relationship or whatever the hell it is. To address the
Speaker 22: club show shit interview that she did where she states
Speaker 22: and she prays to the universe in regards to reconciling
Speaker 22: our relationship, as I stated, is odd. My mother and
Speaker 22: I both know that that is a very false narrative,
Speaker 22: and I would like to free her of having to
Speaker 22: continue telling that lie. Faith without work is dead, and
Speaker 22: neither one of us cares to put forth any effort
Speaker 22: to reconcile with the other.
Speaker 1: He also spoke on his mom not being interested in
Speaker 1: him as well.
Speaker 22: To inform a child that you are not interested in
Speaker 22: being a mother at a time when that kid is
Speaker 22: the only kid that has the potential to lead a
Speaker 22: child to believe that you were not interested in them. Specifically,
Speaker 22: my mother had also admitted to me that she didn't
Speaker 22: do the best job that she could do, which would
Speaker 22: also make one begin to question, you know, all of
Speaker 22: your past decisions and prior emotional interactions. But my mother
Speaker 22: showed a clear lack of humility, compassion, and consideration when
Speaker 22: taking any level of accountability for those things. To this
Speaker 22: very day, my mother has never expressed to me when,
Speaker 22: if ever, she became interested in me as her son.
Speaker 1: And then he went on ahead and spoke.
Speaker 8: Now, his video was tim and as long, but we
Speaker 8: just chopped up the most important parts of it of
Speaker 8: what I wanted to, you.
Speaker 1: Know, talk about.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And then he also was saying how Monique called
Speaker 8: him ungrateful for things that she will buy because she
Speaker 8: would spoil him with things.
Speaker 22: I loved my mother very much, but my mother loved
Speaker 22: things more than she loved me, and she would validate
Speaker 22: her love for me by giving me things and would
Speaker 22: proceed to call me ungrateful or and consider it if
Speaker 22: said things did not have the desired effect. I couldn't
Speaker 22: imagine what it's like to be her, though, to ask
Speaker 22: God for what you want and then He gives you
Speaker 22: what you need, though only for you to ignore it
Speaker 22: and have the audacity to ask God for something else.
Speaker 22: By no means, though, do I want to give off
Speaker 22: any type of an impression that I am a victim
Speaker 22: of anything. And you know, there were a few things
Speaker 22: that she did teach me along the way. I did
Speaker 22: learn how not to love from my mother. I also
Speaker 22: learned to make sure that I never lose so much
Speaker 22: of who I am that I have to validate it
Speaker 22: through another person.
Speaker 1: He also spoke on he actually thanked her more so
Speaker 1: at the end on this is his thanks to his mother.
Speaker 22: I do also want to make sure that I say
Speaker 22: thank you to my mother for giving me life. Without
Speaker 22: that moment in time, I wouldn't have had my little one.
Speaker 22: But outside of that moment, there isn't anything that either
Speaker 22: of us that either of us has to offer the
Speaker 22: other opinion, it's a waste of God's time, in the
Speaker 22: universe's time for praying for something that you were not
Speaker 22: willing to put forth any effort to obtain. Putting the
Speaker 22: work into becoming Monique is more important to my mother
Speaker 22: than being my mother. But like I said, man, I'm
Speaker 22: super grateful that she has the opportunity to do it
Speaker 22: all over again. You know, I'm happy for I hope
Speaker 22: the Cat Walliams tour goes well. But you know, the
Speaker 22: narrative that she praise for us to reconcile as a
Speaker 22: false narrative. It's not real, and I appreciate it if
Speaker 22: she stops saying stuff like that.
Speaker 1: At the beginning of the video, he said that, you know,
Speaker 1: he wrote down his thoughts to avoid being overcome with
Speaker 1: emotions or express and scattered thoughts.
Speaker 8: He's well spoken. Also by the way that Lord, I'm
Speaker 8: like have podcast he talks.
Speaker 1: He talks like.
Speaker 8: Amazingly and he considered the video a form of therapy.
Speaker 8: And Monique and her husband, Sidney Hicks, they sat together
Speaker 8: and responded, you know, as soon as they saw this,
Speaker 8: which was also yesterday, and this is what they said.
Speaker 21: There's some people that are saying, oh, you should be
Speaker 21: ashamed of your mothering skills. Let's let it play out,
Speaker 21: because the same ones that said to me I was crazy,
Speaker 21: I was deranged, we watched it play out. I do
Speaker 21: want to address this socalon when you say her daddy,
Speaker 21: her daddy, and that's what mommy gonna say, stop playing
Speaker 21: because you know this has been Uncle.
Speaker 11: Said your whole life.
Speaker 2: Uncle Sid knew you before you knew you.
Speaker 21: So for you to say her three sons, yes, you're
Speaker 21: absolutely right, he has three sons. He can't claim you
Speaker 21: as his son because he's always been Uncle Sid and
Speaker 21: he knows your daddy very well.
Speaker 25: See, you're leaving off the fact that the last time
Speaker 25: we laid eyes on you, your mother got you everything
Speaker 25: you needed for the newborn baby.
Speaker 2: It's really hard to watch people's trauma play out over
Speaker 2: social media. I got to understand why people can't speak
Speaker 2: to each other and why they feel like they owe
Speaker 2: an explanation to a bunch of strangers on social media.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean when you saw his mother go on
Speaker 8: Club Shasha and speak about relationship that she was praying
Speaker 8: to the universe for and he basically said faith with
Speaker 8: our works is dead.
Speaker 1: Like, don't act like this is something that you want.
Speaker 8: You know what I mean, you speak of the three
Speaker 8: children that you have, and you somehow leave me out,
Speaker 8: like you know, and your husband, and then to come
Speaker 8: back and say, you know what, you call him uncle, said,
Speaker 8: he's your uncle, sid.
Speaker 1: But he would be in fact her step his stepfather.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And then also you know with Sidney even saying the
Speaker 8: last time we lay ours with you, we got everything
Speaker 8: for you know, they were saying they got him a car,
Speaker 8: they got you know, because the videos were long, but
Speaker 8: that's what he said, like y'all, okay, y'all buy me things.
Speaker 1: You buy me things.
Speaker 8: Mom, You've always bought me things, but you weren't there,
Speaker 8: and you really never showed me that she wanted to
Speaker 8: be there either.
Speaker 2: I wish they was having that conversation with each other.
Speaker 1: I wish they were.
Speaker 8: But you know, like like he said, you know, basically
Speaker 8: he was making a video to his defense. She went
Speaker 8: public with it, and he's still a hurt child. And
Speaker 8: then he's thirty four years old, he has a child
Speaker 8: of his own, he's still a hurt child. So she
Speaker 8: has grandkids. I didn't even know she had a she's
Speaker 8: a grand baby.
Speaker 2: But you know, you applaud Monique son speech. I really
Speaker 2: like your serious voice, Jess, you're just with the journalist's voice.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's incredible. Like your whole tone when
Speaker 2: you explain this story. You was, you know, talking with
Speaker 2: even position in your hands like this. You know, you
Speaker 2: know you whisper at the end when you throw the
Speaker 2: things you say, let's listen to this.
Speaker 8: You shut up over there, Rudolph, Oh my god, no, no,
Speaker 8: I know. Well, this this is something I want to
Speaker 8: dig into. I mean, because this is obviously trauma that
Speaker 8: we're saying unfolding. God, Yo, this is like trauma that
Speaker 8: we're saying unfolding. And yes, I do wish that it
Speaker 8: could be between son and mother, Yes, son and just mother.
Speaker 1: I hate I hate seeing it so much. We've seen
Speaker 1: it with Romeo and his dad.
Speaker 7: We've seen it with so many different people, and I
Speaker 7: just would love for them to get on the phone
Speaker 7: and chop it up and talk to them and talk
Speaker 7: to each other, get their feelings out, and hopefully they
Speaker 7: can start to heal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hopefully that can happen, because we all know what.
Speaker 7: Having kids, there's no instruction manual, you know, how you
Speaker 7: raise this kid or what this kid likes or what
Speaker 7: this kid wants or what this kid needs is not
Speaker 7: what your other kid needs.
Speaker 2: So you just never know what raising kids.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you never know. So I'm definitely praying for that family,
Speaker 1: praying to God for that family. All right. And that
Speaker 1: is just with the message.
Speaker 2: Just gotta say it.
Speaker 1: Yes, this is just with the mess of my news
Speaker 1: is real. Then that was just y'all can catch the
Speaker 1: uncut versions on Instagram.
Speaker 2: Well you're giving that donkey too, man, man for after
Speaker 2: the hour. You know, it's Valentine's Day. Okay, it is
Speaker 2: Valentine's Day and there's a lot of people out there
Speaker 2: that single. And guess what, it's your fault. Oh boy,
Speaker 2: we're gonna talk about accountability this morning. It is time
Speaker 2: to talk about the self awareness. Okay, some of y'all
Speaker 2: are alone because you are the problem. We will discuss
Speaker 2: Oh boy, all right, we'll get to that next And
Speaker 2: don't move. It's to breakfast club. Good morning. You're checking
Speaker 2: out the breakfast clubs. You try to Charlotteyage some donkey
Speaker 2: today is just sudden, so Charlett man, I was ready.
Speaker 25: Today to day.
Speaker 2: I never read the donkey other day.
Speaker 4: What is it to say it again, Charlama, I'm a
Speaker 4: donc you are child?
Speaker 2: Wow, Charlotte Lane, Yes it is yeah, he alive donkey
Speaker 2: today for Wednesday, February fourteenth, is you okay? If the
Speaker 2: puma fits, you're gonna wear it today. See Valentine's Day
Speaker 2: to day that is for the loving you, the day
Speaker 2: that is for you and your lover. Okay, salute to
Speaker 2: everyone out there who has a Valentine Drop on the
Speaker 2: clues mom for you.
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: How do you feel about Valentine's Day? On Thirteen percent
Speaker 2: of people say it's their favorite holiday, six percent of
Speaker 2: people say they hate it, five percent say it's the
Speaker 2: most depressing day of the year, four percent say they
Speaker 2: are more into Singles Awareness Day, ten percent of people
Speaker 2: say they are single and loving it nine percent and
Speaker 2: people buy candy and flowers for themselves on Valentine's Day.
Speaker 2: That's self love. I respect it, okay. Twenty three percent
Speaker 2: of single women would rather spend Valentine's Day with their
Speaker 2: pet than their romantic partner. Only seven percent of men
Speaker 2: say the same. Forty nine percent of Americans treat their
Speaker 2: pets on Valentine's treat their pets.
Speaker 4: The what all right?
Speaker 2: We gotta watch those people because they might be taking
Speaker 2: doggy style. Literally, I'm reading you all these stats because
Speaker 2: God really put a word on my heart this morning,
Speaker 2: and I must deliver. Did you know just hilarious that
Speaker 2: Valentine's Day is less popular among men than women. Thirteen
Speaker 2: percent of men say Valentine's Day is their favorite holiday.
Speaker 2: Eight percent of men absolutely hated. Meanwhile, thirteen percent of
Speaker 2: women claim Valentine's There is their favorite holiday, compared to
Speaker 2: just five percent who hated. Women enjoy a single life
Speaker 2: more than men do. Only nine percent of women are
Speaker 2: single and actively searching for a boyfriend, compared to thirteen
Speaker 2: percent of men who say they are single and want
Speaker 2: a girlfriend. I want to talk to y'all today, and
Speaker 2: I want you to know that what I'm about to
Speaker 2: say is coming from a place of love. Okay, it's
Speaker 2: rooted in love. If you've been listening to the Breakfast
Speaker 2: Club for years, then you know Historically, on Valentine's Day,
Speaker 2: I have given donkey to people who don't have nobody.
Speaker 2: And it's not that I was shaming people for not
Speaker 2: having nobody. Plenty of people don't have nobody and they're happy. Okay,
Speaker 2: it's by choice. The people I would give donkey of
Speaker 2: the day. Two is the folks who didn't have nobody
Speaker 2: and will try to downplay those of us that do.
Speaker 2: Don't buy humbug on Valentine's Day because you single, don't
Speaker 2: be the grench that stole Valentine's Day. You mad because
Speaker 2: at some point in your life you fell in love
Speaker 2: with somebody and then found out they pronounced Valentine's Valentine's.
Speaker 1: And now you mad.
Speaker 2: Okay, now you mad? All right? You mad at everybody
Speaker 2: who got a bull. You mad at the eighty five
Speaker 2: percent of women that will be purchasing Valentine Day cards.
Speaker 2: You mad at the seventy three percent of flowers that
Speaker 2: will be purchased by men today. Set your heart shaped
Speaker 2: candy hating ass that and let me talk to you,
Speaker 2: because I have a word that you may not want
Speaker 2: to hear, but it's going to change your life. God
Speaker 2: told me to tell you that the reason you don't
Speaker 2: have a Valentine, the reason you don't have a significant other,
Speaker 2: husband or wife or life partner, whatever you want to
Speaker 2: call it, the reason you don't have any of those
Speaker 2: things is simply because you're a terrible, toxic person. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right. It is Valentine for you to acknowledge that
Speaker 2: there is a problem, and the problem is you. Okay.
Speaker 2: As is the case with most problems, the first step
Speaker 2: is acknowledging that your behavior is harmful. The people, see,
Speaker 2: were so accustomed to directing our attention outward that it's
Speaker 2: hard to go inward and admit we the problem. Okay, men, women,
Speaker 2: theyse folks got all these reasons why they're single, all right,
Speaker 2: not finding the right person, chasing the wrong person, choosing
Speaker 2: the wrong partners. Have you ever stopped to think that
Speaker 2: you're not the right person, that you are the wrong partner?
Speaker 17: Huh?
Speaker 2: You the wrong partner somebody chose. See, so many of
Speaker 2: us have done zero work on us. We're not going
Speaker 2: to no therapy. We haven't even thought about going on
Speaker 2: a journey of healing. We have all this unhealed trauma,
Speaker 2: all this baggage, and God is protecting people from you. Oh,
Speaker 2: they don't want to hear this this morning. Okay, they
Speaker 2: don't want to hear what I'm telling them on Valentine's Day. Okay,
Speaker 2: your relationships don't work because you haven't. It is time
Speaker 2: to identify your toxic traits and once you identify your
Speaker 2: toxic traits. It is important to take responsibility for your
Speaker 2: actions and make a commitment to change. It's that unhealed
Speaker 2: trauma that you haven't dealt with that got you absolutely
Speaker 2: refusing to go on a first date. That she hurt
Speaker 2: human in America and they didn't want to go anywhere
Speaker 2: on a first date. You know why that was because
Speaker 2: those people aren't happy with themselves. One of the main
Speaker 2: symptoms of unresolved trauma is lack of trust and difficulty
Speaker 2: opening up to other people. The reason you don't want
Speaker 2: to go anywhere is because it scares you to death
Speaker 2: to have to sit with somebody and have a conversation.
Speaker 2: You're afraid you're gonna get found out. You are afraid
Speaker 2: you're gonna have to look someone in the eyes, and
Speaker 2: when they look you in the eyes, they gonna see
Speaker 2: something you don't want them to see. Don't try to
Speaker 2: act you know like Buffalo Wild Wings, Red Lobster, waffle
Speaker 2: House and sporting events did something to you. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: this is on you. This is why they say your
Speaker 2: trauma may not be your fault, but healing your trauma
Speaker 2: is absolutely your responsibility. Because in life, we attract what
Speaker 2: we are. And if you're not about nothing, you're not
Speaker 2: gonna track nothing. Now, let's not focus on just the
Speaker 2: trauma of it all, right now, let's just focus on
Speaker 2: the fact you might just be a horrible person. Okay.
Speaker 2: I don't know why you horrible. Some of y'all just
Speaker 2: not good people. Some of y'all just have pitch paul character.
Speaker 2: And a strong indicator of pitch poor character is how
Speaker 2: someone behaves when they are shown to be wrong about something.
Speaker 2: Folks who always deflect or blame others or change the
Speaker 2: subject or lass out. That's just a display, okay, That's
Speaker 2: just a display of an absence of a personal responsibility,
Speaker 2: which is definitely a sign of being less than a
Speaker 2: good person. So when you talk to yourself about being
Speaker 2: alone on Valentine's Day, don't go blaming other people. Okay,
Speaker 2: stop acting like this. There's no good partners out there,
Speaker 2: because if you see the world that way, I promise
Speaker 2: it's you. Some of y'all too self centered, okay, And
Speaker 2: there's nothing wrong with putting your needs for self care,
Speaker 2: putting yourself versus crucial, because you can't help nobody if
Speaker 2: you need to help yourself. But if you're always thinking
Speaker 2: about yourself and your own needs, and you never consider
Speaker 2: the feelings of other people, then you might have some
Speaker 2: issues you need to address. If you neglect the needs
Speaker 2: of the people you are closest to, such as your
Speaker 2: children and other family members and friends, then why or
Speaker 2: why would you get blessed with a Valentine? Are a Valentine? Okay?
Speaker 2: Donkey of today today is you. It's your fault. You
Speaker 2: the reason this is happening to you. Terrible men get
Speaker 2: with terrible women and have terrible relationships. Fix y'all. Please
Speaker 2: let ringy magive all a single because they are terrible humans.
Speaker 2: The biggest he are hee huh, you stupid mind? Are
Speaker 2: you dumb?
Speaker 1: It's you? Oh if you got security today when you
Speaker 1: get punched in the head again as crazy. He don't
Speaker 1: even know he don't even know who he worked with.
Speaker 2: You don't know all the people you work with. I
Speaker 2: was talking to all of them, I was selling all
Speaker 2: of them.
Speaker 7: Let me see all They probably pissed off at you
Speaker 7: right now.
Speaker 2: Well, they need to look in the mirror. Damn I'm
Speaker 2: not talking. I'm not saying I'm talking to them. Yes,
Speaker 2: I said that you did. Damn well.
Speaker 8: Accountability is something that people should take now. I remember
Speaker 8: being in a relationship. I was being in relationships. I
Speaker 8: was one of those people. I wasn't a good person
Speaker 8: for a long time. But I also didn't know who
Speaker 8: I was and what I wanted. This is when I
Speaker 8: was young, I was dating older guys. I was just
Speaker 8: dating for the money, bet dating up for the money.
Speaker 8: I was getting whatever I could for me and my son.
Speaker 8: Believe that had lights was off?
Speaker 1: What's up a thousand dollars? Yeah, like all that everything.
Speaker 8: And then I was with I had relationships, one relationship
Speaker 8: with a good guy, cheated on them, all that.
Speaker 1: So I definitely you understand what I'm talking about. I
Speaker 1: do understand. I was once a bad person's let's.
Speaker 2: Let's a good person and you blessed. Let me tell
Speaker 2: you something. Just was I heard just saying the meeting
Speaker 2: the other day. I don't even know why she volunteer
Speaker 2: this information. She was like, I've been quit hoing, Like what.
Speaker 2: First of all, I'm like what she did?
Speaker 1: The executive was saying, I just being like that. No,
Speaker 1: we were talking about my journey.
Speaker 2: I said.
Speaker 1: At the beginning, yeah, I was, I was on, you know,
Speaker 1: But then I stopped. Then I stopped because I.
Speaker 2: Grew into who I was. That's right, I evolved. There
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 7: Well, let's open up the phone lines. Eight hundred five
Speaker 7: eight five one o five one. If you're single, can
Speaker 7: you admit that it's you? Oh God, that's right, that
Speaker 7: honkey goddamn phone line. That's now we're talking eight hundred
Speaker 7: five five one o five one again. How came you
Speaker 7: don put it up lonely the other lonely joint that
Speaker 7: we always play every year? Yeah, babble Mac, you want
Speaker 7: to play somebody.
Speaker 11: That is not.
Speaker 2: That is not Bobby Walking Man. I like this idea though.
Speaker 2: One hundred and five and five one oh five one.
Speaker 2: Can you admit it's you? Can you admit you don't
Speaker 2: have a Valentine to Day, that you're not in a relationship,
Speaker 2: that you single because it's you and your toxic traits
Speaker 2: you just heard just talk about how she used to
Speaker 2: be toxic?
Speaker 21: Like it?
Speaker 1: All right, let's do when we come back it's the
Speaker 1: breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Let's say if you're all talking about it, you know
Speaker 5: we talking about it's topic times.
Speaker 1: Called eight hundred five eight five one oh five one
Speaker 1: to join into the discussion.
Speaker 2: With the Breakfast Club morning.
Speaker 7: Everybody is the j n V Jess Hilarious, Charlamage the
Speaker 7: god we are the Breakfast Club on this Valentine's Day. Now,
Speaker 7: Charlamagne gave donkey of the day to who I.
Speaker 2: Gave donkey today to all of the people who don't
Speaker 2: want to, you know, hold themselves accountable and just admit
Speaker 2: that they're terrible people. You know, they have a lot
Speaker 2: of toxic traits, and the reason that they're single on
Speaker 2: Valentine's Day it's because of them, not because of nobody else.
Speaker 2: So because you won't go do no work on yourself.
Speaker 7: So we're asking this morning, can you admit that it's
Speaker 7: you that's your single today?
Speaker 2: Now just as far from single, right, yes, But at
Speaker 2: one point in your life you had to admit.
Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely Yeah, and my my early twenties, Yeah absolutely
Speaker 8: I was. I was very much a bad person.
Speaker 2: He was out you.
Speaker 1: I was definitely out here. Those were the times, those
Speaker 1: were the good old day, those was the good times.
Speaker 1: Bad But I would never want to do that now.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, when did you realize it was you?
Speaker 21: No?
Speaker 1: I always knew it was me. I just didn't care
Speaker 1: got you. You know what I'm saying I always knew.
Speaker 1: I always knew was me. I didn't care. So then
Speaker 1: when I got older, I was like, oh I got
Speaker 1: this from my father.
Speaker 2: Would you say you had a good man at one point? Though?
Speaker 1: At one point it was good, real good man. I
Speaker 1: met him at a bobber shot.
Speaker 8: Everything was cool, it was lit, he had a job like,
Speaker 8: he cared about ash everything.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 1: He told me how I walk everything. It was crazy.
Speaker 1: And then I cheated on him for this man that
Speaker 1: looked like Tupac schokoy Yo. He looks so good and it.
Speaker 2: Don't sound like you regretted it at all. I mean
Speaker 2: just in here grinning and blushing like what the hell? Yes,
Speaker 2: and now the boy is on drugs.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, he back and forth out of jail on drugs.
Speaker 8: He got shot in the butt twice. But no, seriously,
Speaker 8: like people think it's a game. Baltimore was some crazy.
Speaker 2: Shutting that man to a deep depression.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I actually did, and that's why I felt like
Speaker 8: out of nowhere. Then that's when everybody started cheating on me,
Speaker 8: and I already knew where it was coming from. Like
Speaker 8: I said, I always knew I was a bad person.
Speaker 8: I just didn't care until I got older, like I'm
Speaker 8: getting tired of this now, Like everything started happening to
Speaker 8: me that I started doing that I began doing to others.
Speaker 2: Like I was like, oh, man, so you you recognized
Speaker 2: that you held yourself accountable.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I was single for a minute. I was like,
Speaker 8: all right, yeah, I got a chill because I gotta
Speaker 8: work on me.
Speaker 1: Like that's a real thing.
Speaker 8: You don't realize, Like, Yo, you're hurting people even when
Speaker 8: you're younger. No matter how old you are, that stuff
Speaker 8: stick with people. Yeah, because like you, No, he's seriously
Speaker 8: on drugs.
Speaker 7: Let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this Mikey Man,
Speaker 7: Mikey D Can you admit that.
Speaker 2: As you Mikey B Man be here man, Okay, all right?
Speaker 2: Hood first first step to accountability the defin.
Speaker 17: But it's not missing rule where I want to hate you.
Speaker 2: Yo, what do you think you need? You just start
Speaker 2: going to therapy or something.
Speaker 15: Of course, I'm waiting on it now.
Speaker 17: I'm waiting more certainty click through.
Speaker 2: Well when your insurance click through. Man, you go to therapy,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, and you try to figure
Speaker 2: some things out. You can actually go to I'm gonna
Speaker 2: give you a website. Go to a coma project dot com.
Speaker 2: You can go to Mental Wealth Alliance dot com. I
Speaker 2: go to a coma project dot com and uh, my
Speaker 2: good sister, doctor Alfie, she has some things up there
Speaker 2: that you can uh, some potential theory, I said, potential
Speaker 2: free theory, potential free therapy. Go to a coma a
Speaker 2: coma project dot org. I'm sorry you said it like
Speaker 2: six times. Yeah, project dot org. Yeah, doctor.
Speaker 1: You're the listeners.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: He was all over the place with that Hello, who's
Speaker 1: this Hey, good morning? Can you admit that you are?
Speaker 6: Okay? So I'm no longer than I read people after
Speaker 6: the same kind of people. I realized I was the
Speaker 6: problem and I read I'm actually feeling therapy. Nice start
Speaker 6: and started record childhood trauma that basically this time that
Speaker 6: then that I would stated and A I have to say,
Speaker 6: you are a part of the reason I'm falla my
Speaker 6: mam chart.
Speaker 19: And I.
Speaker 2: Why I'm happy. Wow, I'm sending you nothing but positive
Speaker 2: energy love and like you keep healing.
Speaker 6: And I saw him doing that. I realize that what
Speaker 6: the issues? Well, I've only got my paper.
Speaker 2: Wow, you see what we learning here today? You're a
Speaker 2: man don't matter if you're a woman, No matter if
Speaker 2: you are, they holes can heal.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's what.
Speaker 2: I'm a healed hope.
Speaker 8: I think your honess can be eight.
Speaker 1: Hundred five A five one oh five one. It's Valentine's Day.
Speaker 7: Charlomagne gave Donkey the day to all you single people
Speaker 7: out there that you're the problem. And that's what we
Speaker 7: want to know. We want to know if if you
Speaker 7: could admit that you are the problem, call us up
Speaker 7: right now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, it's topic time.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred five five one five one to join into
Speaker 5: the discussion with the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody. It's the j n V. Jess hilarious, Charlomagne
Speaker 1: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: If you're just joining us with talking about Charlomage's Donkey
Speaker 7: of the day, all you single people out there, can
Speaker 7: you admit that it's.
Speaker 1: You you're talking about the Donkey cholemen?
Speaker 2: Oh you just said it, don't you. Donkey went to
Speaker 2: everybody out there, you know who has zero accountability and
Speaker 2: can admit that they're the problem. Like you know, they
Speaker 2: have toxic traits, they're terrible people. They got a bunch
Speaker 2: of unresolved trauma that they bring into relationships, and the
Speaker 2: reason their relationships don't ever work is because they've never
Speaker 2: done any work on themselves.
Speaker 7: So we're opening up the phone lines. Eight hundred and
Speaker 7: five eighty five, one oh five one. Can you admit
Speaker 7: that it's you?
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 2: Who's this?
Speaker 23: It's Kanya Envy, Good morning, coming morning dead, Good morning
Speaker 23: Shallah shallow talking out the side of his neck.
Speaker 11: Come on, Sharla period.
Speaker 23: I'm thinking's seven on beautiful positable fold something. I'm still
Speaker 23: over because I choose to for the last year and
Speaker 23: a half, not because no toxic disin no taxas that
Speaker 23: never have never been. But I'm enjoying life. I'm not
Speaker 23: dealing with the bs. Take my nineteen year old out
Speaker 23: for Valentine's Day. If I truse you, he has a girlfriend,
Speaker 23: but no, it's because I choose him be a boy
Speaker 23: myself this Valentine's Day, Valentine.
Speaker 2: If you know, during Donkey, I said, you know, if
Speaker 2: the puma fits, you're gonna wear today. I also said
Speaker 2: that there's people out there who are single and happy
Speaker 2: by choice, so they shouldn't even apply to you. But
Speaker 2: you know them hit dogs be hollering sometimes oh my god.
Speaker 9: Hey dogs.
Speaker 6: No, not at all of South Florida. No hit no
Speaker 6: hit dogs, no hit dogs.
Speaker 23: But you said anybody who's single.
Speaker 6: Yes he did Valentine's Day, Yes he did, Yes.
Speaker 2: Very specific I said, the people.
Speaker 23: Nephew, you try to cover it up at the end,
Speaker 23: all right.
Speaker 2: I like I said, the people who buy humbug Valentine's Day,
Speaker 2: the people that are breaches on Valentine's Day, the.
Speaker 15: People that are all that but stressen by yourself?
Speaker 20: Can you.
Speaker 2: I even quoted status about women who are enjoying the
Speaker 2: single life?
Speaker 23: You get it fast from though? Yeah, I am I
Speaker 23: am because I hit that easy button so fast that
Speaker 23: you don't even know how bad.
Speaker 2: I don't back down. Can cast you a question?
Speaker 20: Though?
Speaker 2: Cast you a question? Is there a small part of
Speaker 2: you that says yourself, it might be me?
Speaker 6: No, listen, I am.
Speaker 23: I am a beautiful person, but I can be a
Speaker 23: b I T C H. But I tolerate what I
Speaker 23: want to tolerate, and I don't tolerate certain.
Speaker 2: That's all it is. And listen.
Speaker 8: She is old enough and has had many experiences to
Speaker 8: to be able to thank you with Okay, you understand, Yeah,
Speaker 8: because listen, my boyfriend mother for the same way she
Speaker 8: on the way in the sixty two and she is
Speaker 8: fine with just being around the children and.
Speaker 1: Just have a line of don't nobody got time?
Speaker 2: How many vibrator?
Speaker 6: Not a one?
Speaker 22: I don't not a one.
Speaker 23: I don't even want to be telling one.
Speaker 21: Know.
Speaker 23: If I'm with somebody, with somebody, I don't need on
Speaker 23: brad right now.
Speaker 2: A strong indicator of poor character is how someone behaves
Speaker 2: when they are shown to be wrong about something. You know,
Speaker 2: folks who always reflecting blas change.
Speaker 6: That right, that's right. You have all that whoa whoa.
Speaker 23: Every time, every.
Speaker 1: Time we can You.
Speaker 2: Do you think do you think there's any good men
Speaker 2: out there? You think there's any good men out there?
Speaker 13: Man, Yeah, there are, there are.
Speaker 23: They probably Alabama, missie, but in South Florida, I need
Speaker 23: to do with a field fall. I need to mate
Speaker 23: with a field fall.
Speaker 1: And that's right, you're telling thank you, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 8: She wants the old fashion men back. She want the
Speaker 8: men who ain't trying to keep up with the young women.
Speaker 8: She wants she wants the old men like that. She
Speaker 8: don't want to shandish.
Speaker 1: You don't want to time.
Speaker 8: She she want a Morgan Freeman type of man. Yeah, okay, okay,
Speaker 8: been old since the beginning of time.
Speaker 7: But Tania, they cut you off. We just want to say,
Speaker 7: have a great Valentine, Tanya. Whatever you do out there today.
Speaker 2: It ain't gonna be nothing to do with Valentine.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: You enjoy yoursel another day for Tanya.
Speaker 7: You buy yourself some chocolate, You buy yourself some flowers.
Speaker 7: You love on yourself tonight, Lord, have mercy. I'm just saying,
Speaker 7: it ain't no good men in South Florida, not one none.
Speaker 2: It might be you. That's how you see something. That's
Speaker 2: all I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Who hell was this?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Morgan Freeman?
Speaker 1: Uh okay, how long?
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 1: How you doing?
Speaker 2: How you feel it?
Speaker 6: Oh? Man, I'm good?
Speaker 10: Is it you?
Speaker 17: Is it you? No, it's my ex Marge, my wife
Speaker 17: in telling to be my ex wife.
Speaker 2: She was the problem.
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, she was definitely the problem.
Speaker 1: That message you.
Speaker 17: Put out there this morning, bro, everything I love that
Speaker 17: needed to be put out there, man, because you have
Speaker 17: a lot of people out there that really think that
Speaker 17: they they will come short. We're all for short somewhere, man,
Speaker 17: and it's very important. Examine yourself. You know, my wife,
Speaker 17: my wife, I did everything for her, never missed the holidays,
Speaker 17: never miss birthdays. But she don't own up to nothing.
Speaker 17: And when I say nothing, I mean nothing. She don't work,
Speaker 17: she don't do nothing. I try to get her to
Speaker 17: join me with the business. She don't even want to
Speaker 17: help with that. But I never miss Valentine's Day or
Speaker 17: none of that. And I said, I'm not going into
Speaker 17: the new year doing the same thing. And that's why
Speaker 17: I'm here now. I'm leaving her now. I'm working now,
Speaker 17: but I'm the twenty third. I'm moving down south and
Speaker 17: that's it because I can't continue to do it. Man,
Speaker 17: she don't own up. And guess what our favorite word is,
Speaker 17: what is everybody's a donkey?
Speaker 1: Damn?
Speaker 17: I said, what you need to own that one this
Speaker 17: go around because this you know, and this man and
Speaker 17: for me to get through the yard, because you use
Speaker 17: that donkey thing that he a man, And that's our
Speaker 17: favorite line. There's a bunch of donkeys around here. But
Speaker 17: she don't own up to anything. And I really, you know,
Speaker 17: I've got mad love for and I still, you know,
Speaker 17: got feelings for it, but I can't really deal with
Speaker 17: people man that can't admit when they fall short.
Speaker 8: We all do.
Speaker 2: Man, that's right, yourself and be good.
Speaker 1: That's right, Thank you for checking in a great king.
Speaker 1: And then it's somebody out there for you, and maybe
Speaker 1: it ain't here that is Jesus. All right, Well, what's
Speaker 1: the mail of the story?
Speaker 2: The moral of the story. I'm gonna keep saying that
Speaker 2: you gotta go out there and do the work on yourself.
Speaker 2: I don't care what y'all say. You know what I'm saying, accountability, And.
Speaker 8: Don't only take accountability like you said it just stops there,
Speaker 8: like I don't just stop there like I took accountability,
Speaker 8: and then I just started working on myself, teaching myself
Speaker 8: self love. You don't even really know when you don't
Speaker 8: love yourself until you actually got time alone with yourself,
Speaker 8: like until you like you do it.
Speaker 1: Because I'm telling you, I was jumping.
Speaker 8: Like from relationship, the relationship, uh cap a rossta whatever,
Speaker 8: when I didn't want to be in a relationship. But
Speaker 8: I never ever ever sat by myself until like mid twenties,
Speaker 8: like yo, like toward the end of my twenties, like
Speaker 8: you know what being by myself actually does bring me peace.
Speaker 2: That's good. You know what I'm saying, it's actually good.
Speaker 2: And you know I would tell everybody out there, you
Speaker 2: know that's by theyself this morning. Oh boy, if you
Speaker 2: think you lonely, now.
Speaker 19: Right that.
Speaker 1: We got just what the message is now.
Speaker 2: Well boy, when you try to go to sleep, man,
Speaker 2: when you have a dinner around sick the clock and
Speaker 2: it's just you and that plane, just with the message
Speaker 2: next so don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning, ladies. Remember on this day, black men do
Speaker 5: not cheat. Happy Valentine's Day, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning.
Speaker 20: Everybody is Steve, I'm up, Morgan Freeman, Bunny Hopper, narcissists
Speaker 20: that admits that it's me, I'm the problem.
Speaker 1: It's me son that a long time ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, okay, okay, that's what Okay, Donnell is the problem.
Speaker 1: Stared directly into the sun, but never in the mirror.
Speaker 20: It must be so exhausted, always searching for the anti hero.
Speaker 2: I admit it.
Speaker 20: And it don't matter what type of mental health therapy
Speaker 20: session you try to have Charlamagne and get just caught
Speaker 20: to follow you and think that you're just therapist.
Speaker 2: Nobody cares about that.
Speaker 20: And people can be settled, and people can admit, and
Speaker 20: people could be narcissists.
Speaker 4: That's the new waves.
Speaker 2: Son, Okay, have a great day, you love you, have
Speaker 2: a good day.
Speaker 4: Bye.
Speaker 2: I'm just glad Donell can admit that he's the problem. Okay,
Speaker 2: there's a once of y'all out there single today, and
Speaker 2: you don't want you can't admit that you're the reason
Speaker 2: you're single because of your toxic traits. All right, well
Speaker 2: let's get to jest with the best.
Speaker 3: Yes, this is real, Lisna, do is gonna bring any numbers?
Speaker 8: Sat It shows that Usher only made six hundred and
Speaker 8: seventy one dollars at the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: This is a very, very in my opinion, misleading headline.
Speaker 8: US just halftime show used up so much of the
Speaker 8: budget that he reportedly only ended up making almost seven
Speaker 8: hundred dollars Okay, specifically six hundred seventy one dollars. The
Speaker 8: budget was used to pay for the stage design and
Speaker 8: the dances, et cetera. Now, what people don't understand is
Speaker 8: this is a sag after rate, right, and that I
Speaker 8: want you to explain further a little bit, Charlamagne. What
Speaker 8: sag after for people who don't understand.
Speaker 2: It's just like the bare minimum a union. Yeah, SAG
Speaker 2: is a union because we're all part of a union.
Speaker 2: So it's like a bare minimum you will get if
Speaker 2: you do something like this. But people don't get paid
Speaker 2: for headline in the super Bowl halftime show like they
Speaker 2: never do. And that's one thing that I did not know. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they just received huge boosting like their streams and sales
Speaker 2: because they're performing in front of an audience of over
Speaker 2: one hundred million people in usher. You know he performed.
Speaker 2: This is the largest rated super Bowl ever. Yea.
Speaker 7: You know they pay for production. They pay for all
Speaker 7: the production. That's usually what the super Bowl pays for
Speaker 7: the production show.
Speaker 2: His numbers are through the roof five hundred and fifty percent,
Speaker 2: Spotify streaming boost caught up surged over two hundred percent,
Speaker 2: and he's got four songs that have served more than
Speaker 2: one hundred percent in screams since Sunday night.
Speaker 8: You don't have to call love in this club and
Speaker 8: badground like us up right now, But the perks of
Speaker 8: performing at the super Bowl are worth it. Usha is
Speaker 8: expected to make more than one hundred million from his
Speaker 8: like you said, increased streams of his music tickets to
Speaker 8: his upcoming tour, which I'm going on on my good
Speaker 8: and endorsements stemming from the performance, So that is good.
Speaker 1: But I was just was I just thought that was
Speaker 1: very misleading.
Speaker 8: He only made They were trying to make a say
Speaker 8: like like, yeah, they gave him seven hundred dollars, so
Speaker 8: you go, thank you for doing all of this.
Speaker 2: To be honest with you, I was, I'm shocked he
Speaker 2: got that. I'm shocked he got the SAG after minimum.
Speaker 2: I thought he didn't. They didn't pay you anything at all. Geez,
Speaker 2: I know they pay for the production.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're in the union, so you get something
Speaker 1: to get nothing. Yeah, you technically have to give it.
Speaker 2: It's Super Bowl, though, guys, I don't care. You got
Speaker 2: to recognize the opportunity when it's not a paycheck attached
Speaker 2: to it, because there's so much money made on the
Speaker 2: back end. He's on tour now.
Speaker 8: But do you understand that even just us not knowing, like,
Speaker 8: and I'm saying us because I know it's a lot
Speaker 8: of people didn't know that. Us not knowing that you
Speaker 8: would think something like that that these artists, that's like
Speaker 8: an iconic thing. I would think that people are getting
Speaker 8: paid to do that.
Speaker 2: Hey, man, I would.
Speaker 1: Think that, so I know millions and millions of other
Speaker 1: people think that.
Speaker 2: They just didn't know that. People think that, but now
Speaker 2: they get the opportunity to perform in front of one
Speaker 2: hundred million people.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, well you learn something new every day. You
Speaker 8: learn something every day, and that's what I learned, and
Speaker 8: so does some others out there. Jennifer Lopez reveals her
Speaker 8: kids like her old music better. In an interview with Variety,
Speaker 8: Jennifer Lopez shared her kids thoughts on her music. Her
Speaker 8: upcoming album is called This Is Me Now, and it's
Speaker 8: followed up with the album This Is Me Then. The
Speaker 8: album came out in two thousand and two. She was
Speaker 8: playing her album for our kids in the house and they.
Speaker 1: Said, this you mommy, and she said yes.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 8: She told him that she ruled herself the new one right,
Speaker 8: and it was like, we like your old music better now.
Speaker 8: I didn't know that she had fifteen year old twins.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that.
Speaker 8: But congratulations on Max and me for keeping it real
Speaker 8: with her. These are some of her older hits. I'm
Speaker 8: saying we love a shanty that's basically.
Speaker 2: No listen that j Lo murder inc y'all rule a
Speaker 2: shanty right was a great era. Yeah, it was a
Speaker 2: great era. And them kids no good mersy. They know
Speaker 2: good merusic when they head so we don't want to shot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah that's what she tell looks like this is
Speaker 1: really me, now, ain't you.
Speaker 2: Jesus?
Speaker 1: I love it?
Speaker 9: But they know it.
Speaker 1: Be your own kids. Kids will tell you yo, so
Speaker 1: listen to your kids. All right.
Speaker 8: Party and Jada Kingdom video has been believing what uh
Speaker 8: all right? So basically Party and Jada Kingdom they had
Speaker 8: post it was a video post or whatever where he's
Speaker 8: like rubbing on her stomach and she seems to be
Speaker 8: irritated and annoyed, and fans are speculating that she's not
Speaker 8: really into him. Party find saying, you know, they have
Speaker 8: a public relationship, and some of the comments I just
Speaker 8: wanted to I know, we gotta wrap this up, but
Speaker 8: let me just read a.
Speaker 1: Little bit of the comments. So they're just getting because
Speaker 1: she looks annoyed.
Speaker 8: But then she eventually gives him a kiss, and you know,
Speaker 8: and she gives in a little bit, but she looks annoyed,
Speaker 8: which happens in relationships sometimes.
Speaker 1: Chris got on my nerves. I get on his nerves.
Speaker 9: It is what it is.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure in y'all in ya house, you get
Speaker 1: on your wife nerves, don't.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 8: I just I'm just leave it there because I don't
Speaker 8: know if she get on yours, but you definitely get
Speaker 8: on hers.
Speaker 1: You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: People are saying, maybe she's pregnant and she's annoyed because
Speaker 8: he's exposing the fact that she is. And then also
Speaker 8: she looked like she don't want him touching her. He given,
Speaker 8: I'm trying to make somebody jealous. He's corny, and it's
Speaker 8: obvious that he's doing too much talking, and he's and
Speaker 8: she's over this, yo. And then the amount of comments,
Speaker 8: I mean, the amount of likes on these comments You've
Speaker 8: been a black bitch has got a chill.
Speaker 2: I'm so sick of this.
Speaker 1: Put the gun away, Jess, Put the gun away.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you, yo, I'm so sick of it. It's like, Yo,
Speaker 8: it happens. It's a very real thing. Why shop everything online?
Speaker 1: Look perfect?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: The internet? Stay projected. I'm so saiticly y'all, do stay
Speaker 2: projected like you never you never annoyed your significant other.
Speaker 2: Your significant other ain't never been annoyed at you, y'all.
Speaker 2: Ain't in no relationship.
Speaker 1: That ain't no relationship, y'all. No, So I loved it.
Speaker 8: I do want to give you credit for your donk
Speaker 8: yet today because people, these same people like in these
Speaker 8: comments are the same people that are scared of, say, accountability,
Speaker 8: and they lonely today and just gonna be online all
Speaker 8: day looking for stuff to not like, looking for stuff
Speaker 8: to hate.
Speaker 7: Gone, that's the mess, all right, Put the gun away, Jess, Jesus,
Speaker 7: that's just what the mess. And her news is real,
Speaker 7: all right?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 7: Uh well, let's get to the mixed. Before I get
Speaker 7: to the mix, I just want to shout salute everybody
Speaker 7: in a landa. I've been in Atlanta now and last
Speaker 7: night they had to tie Coon Weekend with Chris Brown,
Speaker 7: Monica A shan Te, Friday Tank Genuine, who else was there?
Speaker 7: I seen Missy, I've seen uh DC. Young Fly was hosted,
Speaker 7: Manny Fresh was DJ with me. Yeah, I just want
Speaker 7: to salute everybody had a great and amazing time last night.
Speaker 7: So salutor. The legendary what's the name came out. Keep
Speaker 7: Sweat came out as well. So oh wow, salute everybody
Speaker 7: that was involved with tycoon shots. Hey, yo, real quick,
Speaker 7: he sweat was drunk. YEA, all right, let's get to
Speaker 7: the mix. It's the breakfast.
Speaker 2: His brown liquor, he drink the cop andy.
Speaker 1: He put the mic on.
Speaker 2: Y'all, y'all sing, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning wake.
Speaker 2: If you're like into the Breakfast Club, morning everybody.
Speaker 7: It's stej En v Jess hilarious, Charlamagne the God. We
Speaker 7: are the Breakfast Club. It's Black History Month. What we're
Speaker 7: doing suited my guy bet Dot Man.
Speaker 2: You know every day during Black History Month, My god,
Speaker 2: bet Dot put you out an episode. If I didn't
Speaker 2: know me, you didn't either, on The Black Effect iHeart
Speaker 2: Radio podcast Networking. Today, he's going to tell you the
Speaker 2: story of the Friendship nine, a group of young men
Speaker 2: who made history with a sit in protest at a
Speaker 2: segregated lunch counter in nineteen sixty one.
Speaker 24: Check it out on today's episode. If I didn't know,
Speaker 24: maybe you didn't either. I introduced to you John Gains,
Speaker 24: Thomas Gaither, Clarence Graham, Willie McLeod, Robert McCullough, Willie Massey,
Speaker 24: James Wells, David Williamson and Mac Workman, the Friendship nine.
Speaker 24: I grew up in Greensboro, North Carolina, Cumberland courts to
Speaker 24: Big Zach, which was a Rocks throw away from the
Speaker 24: illustrious North Carolina Anti State University, the largest public HBCU
Speaker 24: in these United States of America, also the home of
Speaker 24: the A T four, Z. L. Blair, Franklin mccaineer, Joseph McNeil,
Speaker 24: and David Richmond, the four Aggie students that sat at
Speaker 24: the segregated lunch counter and Woolworth's downtown green Borough February first,
Speaker 24: nineteen sixty Now, what I wasn't familiar with was the
Speaker 24: story of the ten brothers that attended Friendship Junior College,
Speaker 24: who would have a similar powerful sit in at McCrory's
Speaker 24: segregated lunch counter one hundred miles south of A and
Speaker 24: T just one year later, January thirty first, nineteen sixty one.
Speaker 24: The ten gentlemen walking into the McCrory segregated restaurant ordered cheeseburgers,
Speaker 24: soft drinks, and coffees. Of course, they would deny service,
Speaker 24: and they were asked to leave. When they declined, they
Speaker 24: were arrested. They got charged with trespassing and breach of order.
Speaker 24: Please see episode three oh eight of this season to
Speaker 24: remember where no trespassing laws originated. They were ordered to
Speaker 24: spend thirty days in jail in the York County Prison,
Speaker 24: or they could pay the one hundred dollar fine and
Speaker 24: be sent on their way. What made the Friendship Nines
Speaker 24: sit in so different was because they activated the new
Speaker 24: method of resistance that was supported by doctor Martin Luther King.
Speaker 24: It would call jail no bail. You take the jail time,
Speaker 24: and you decline to find where you basically concede in guilt.
Speaker 24: And I know somebody out there saying, wait, Dot, you
Speaker 24: said ten boys went into that. Mccrary's why they're the
Speaker 24: Friendship nine because nine of them said they was gonna
Speaker 24: take the jail no bail punishment. The tenth member, Charles Taylor,
Speaker 24: he paid his one hundred dollar bill because he didn't
Speaker 24: want to mess up and lose his football scholarship man.
Speaker 24: The Friendship nine did. They thirty days, and it was tough.
Speaker 24: They had hard labor, solitary confinement, They had food rations
Speaker 24: to the point where they just went on a food fast.
Speaker 24: There was a story documented that a prisoner in a
Speaker 24: cell beside. Theirs actually slid them a baby ruth and
Speaker 24: split it up into eight pieces, which was strange to
Speaker 24: me when I read that story, because I said, what
Speaker 24: happened to the ninth piece? The story goes, they have
Speaker 24: to share that baby ruth for three days. I know
Speaker 24: you think I'm cap Google it yourself. In two thousand
Speaker 24: and seven, forty six years later, the city of rock
Speaker 24: Hill unveiled a marker right outside the old McCrory's in
Speaker 24: the honor of the Friendship nine. Eight of the men
Speaker 24: were still living and present at the ceremony, And now
Speaker 24: that I think of it, it was probably the eight
Speaker 24: men that had the baby Ruth.
Speaker 2: Now one thirty five East Main.
Speaker 24: Street and rock Hill, South Carolina, where the McCrory's once stood,
Speaker 24: is a nice building, and in the hallway of this
Speaker 24: building they dedicated a museum to the Friendship nine, where
Speaker 24: it actually documents their thirty days of madness.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 24: In twenty fifteen, all their convictions were overturned. The judge
Speaker 24: at that time was John C. Hayes the Third, and
Speaker 24: he said, we can't rewrite history, but we can write history.
Speaker 2: And I didn't know, maybe you didn't either. I was
Speaker 2: salute to be that. That's right, and make sure you
Speaker 2: subscribe to his podcast. I didn't know maybe you didn't either.
Speaker 2: Every day during Black History Month, even on the weekends,
Speaker 2: be Dot puts out a new episode, so go check
Speaker 2: it out.
Speaker 7: All right, when we come back, we got the positive note.
Speaker 7: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning only everybody.
Speaker 2: It's DJ n V Jesse, Larry is Chelaminea guy.
Speaker 7: We are the Breakfast Club again to salute happy Valentine's
Speaker 7: to everybody out there. Of course to my wife Gia,
Speaker 7: my kids, my girls, Madison London, Brooklyn Peyton, and of
Speaker 7: course my mom's always got to say Happy Valentine.
Speaker 4: It's to mom.
Speaker 2: We throw all my Valentine's out there. Happy Valentine's Day,
Speaker 2: just hilarious.
Speaker 8: Thank you so much, Happy Valentine's Get to my boyfriend Chris,
Speaker 8: thank you. And then also, please let us know what
Speaker 8: we can listen to. Let the people know where they
Speaker 8: can listen to Breakfast Club at like all, like all
Speaker 8: people keep asking me, wait on YouTube.
Speaker 1: It it's iHeart Radio app. iHeart Radio.
Speaker 2: You got the iHeart Radio app, you got YouTube. You
Speaker 2: know you can download the podcast wherever you listen to podcasts.
Speaker 2: You know, Breakfast Club is the number one uh you know,
Speaker 2: I hate the word urban, can't stand it. It's the
Speaker 2: number one urban podcast in the in the world actually,
Speaker 2: So you can listen to the podcasts. You can listen
Speaker 2: on YouTube, you can listen on social media, and you
Speaker 2: can listen.
Speaker 1: On the iHeart Radio app, and they can watch on YouTube.
Speaker 2: They can watch on YouTube because we're not on BET.
Speaker 2: No more slut to BT though.
Speaker 1: Yeah, salute to them. Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 8: They wish me happy birthday and they said congratulations on
Speaker 8: my pregnant yesterday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they gave me a whole post.
Speaker 2: So I do I love that.
Speaker 8: I love that network, not only for that, for many
Speaker 8: other things, but I do love them. Special shout outs
Speaker 8: to them. But yeah, it was like it's just people
Speaker 8: asking me where can they find to see because they
Speaker 8: know I'd be looking cute and they're like where we
Speaker 8: want to see it?
Speaker 23: All?
Speaker 2: It's all over social really social media and YouTube.
Speaker 1: Like social media and YouTube.
Speaker 8: Okay, right, but it's always good to remind the people
Speaker 8: because we get new listeners every day since I've been
Speaker 8: up here.
Speaker 2: That is a fact. That is a fact. That is
Speaker 2: a fact belief. It's on a positive note, positive notice
Speaker 2: exactly what I said earlier. Man, your trauma is not
Speaker 2: your fault, but healing is absolutely your responsibility. Go do
Speaker 2: some work on yourself so you don't be alone next
Speaker 2: Valentine's Day.
Speaker 1: Breakfast club you don't finish, or y'all don't