Speaker 1: Listen to your shirt every single day.
Speaker 2: Yo, breakfast clue, we got Danny the breakfast club.
Speaker 3: What that ass up on a breakfast club?
Speaker 4: Baby, I can't say breakfast club without these breakfast clubs.
Speaker 5: You're like this rare air.
Speaker 2: She got platforms and partners all over the place within.
Speaker 2: Your man is so high people want to be in.
Speaker 6: Listened to a Fred Fuck.
Speaker 2: I don't think white people know how popular you guys are.
Speaker 2: DJ Envy just hilarious. Charlemagne the God. You guys really
Speaker 2: are like the hip hop early morning in late night.
Speaker 3: Talk to guy, I know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: Yo, Hey, good.
Speaker 7: Morning usc yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 7: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 7: yo yo.
Speaker 8: Yes, hilarios that morning, Charlamagne, God, Peace to the planet
Speaker 8: is Friday, Good Morsage.
Speaker 7: We are here another day to sir, our bless Black
Speaker 7: and Holly Favorite. Your microphone town sounds terrible? What the
Speaker 7: hell they got you broadcaster from man man? It sounds
Speaker 7: that bad.
Speaker 9: It's better now whatever you did just now sound better.
Speaker 10: But God he is They're gonna say house the rest again.
Speaker 8: And I'm actually at Hampton University my HBC, which is
Speaker 8: pretty dope because this is the first radio station that
Speaker 8: I started with WHOV, which is a college station.
Speaker 7: So yeah, they still got the first sign ever behind
Speaker 7: you last time eighty eight point one.
Speaker 8: That's right, still got the first sign. So I was
Speaker 8: down here at Hampton. They had their forty second annual
Speaker 8: conference on the Black Family. So me and my wife
Speaker 8: was talking about talking to the students about our fail
Speaker 8: now six kids and now met and us dating through
Speaker 8: college and all that stuff. So we had an opportunity
Speaker 8: to talk to the student yesterday. So I'm here at
Speaker 8: Hampton University.
Speaker 9: Did y'all do a book signing? Did y'all bring copies
Speaker 9: of Real Life Real Love?
Speaker 8: No, we did not bring copies of Real Life Real Love.
Speaker 8: But we are coming back because our new book comes
Speaker 8: out at the end of the year, Real Life Real Family,
Speaker 8: where we talk about our family and and kids at
Speaker 8: different ages and different times of our lives.
Speaker 2: So we will be back to do that shortly.
Speaker 3: Okay, Breakfast book Club, that's right.
Speaker 7: We are big on literacy up here. You're talking like
Speaker 7: your book ain't on.
Speaker 10: Like you, I only got one. I'm like eight, that's
Speaker 10: all You need.
Speaker 7: That's all you need. Okay, that's all you need. Listen
Speaker 7: drop one the clues bomb for Kendrick Lamar. Dammit, Okay,
Speaker 7: playing with Kendrick Lamar way too much. I don't like
Speaker 7: God y'all been playing with Kendrick Lamar's name. All right,
Speaker 7: my brother, go get some therapy, get some healing.
Speaker 2: Drop.
Speaker 7: What I've been telling y'all is one of the top
Speaker 7: two most important hip hop albums of all time, which
Speaker 7: is Mister Morale and the Big Steppers. I think in
Speaker 7: the future, y'all gonna realize that that in four four
Speaker 7: forty two of the most important hip hop albums of
Speaker 7: all time, if not d two most important. Man, try
Speaker 7: to go get some therapy, and y'all want to just
Speaker 7: be out here acting like he you know, don't got
Speaker 7: it no more.
Speaker 2: He had to let y'all know.
Speaker 8: We're gonna play the record before let's do some station business.
Speaker 8: Jasmine Guy will be joining us this morning. You will
Speaker 8: kick it with Jasmine Guy.
Speaker 9: Always a pleasure.
Speaker 7: When the Queen Jadamin Guy pulls up, she has a
Speaker 7: new TV one uncentried that comes out this Sunday, uh
Speaker 7: at ten pm on TV one.
Speaker 8: That's right, and also Uncle Luke and the producers of
Speaker 8: the Freaknick Documentary will be joining.
Speaker 7: Us to j Allen and Nikki bios or The Freaknick
Speaker 7: Documentary is screaming right now on Hulu. It's gonna be
Speaker 7: a fantastic Friday. Two people that absolutely positively shaped my childhood.
Speaker 7: I was born in nineteen hundred and seventy eight, so
Speaker 7: a different world definitely shaped my childhood. And Uncle Luke
Speaker 7: absolutely positively that's shaped my childhood.
Speaker 9: Beast way before making the Stallion way before them.
Speaker 7: Oh, you scribing the ground please, Okay, when he said
Speaker 7: put your hands up, your back down load now hydraulic
Speaker 7: to the flow.
Speaker 3: That's why you're statement to statement.
Speaker 9: That was back in the day when people weren't afraid
Speaker 9: to dance.
Speaker 6: Like that.
Speaker 1: Your you like I know, Envy, you ain't never scraping
Speaker 1: no damn ground from New York.
Speaker 7: And you don't know how to follow directions. Uncle Luke's
Speaker 7: giving you directions. So you don't know how to follow directions.
Speaker 7: You know to the left? Yes, and you better play
Speaker 7: all that this morning. I want to hear all that
Speaker 7: this morning. All right, Well, let's get the show crack. Now,
Speaker 7: let's jump into the record into the direction. Fantastic record
Speaker 7: for Metro Booming Future feature in Future. I think it's
Speaker 7: called like that. Dang right, that's what it's called. Right,
Speaker 7: that's called like that. Kendrick Labar okay taking shots, headshots,
Speaker 7: direct head shots at Drake and j Cole. I love it.
Speaker 7: I love it. Drop on the Koch Bomb for Kendrick.
Speaker 7: The guys up next the one. All right, good morning, That's.
Speaker 2: What I'm talking about.
Speaker 9: That's what I'm talking about. Submit to the God.
Speaker 7: Kendrick LaVar Man Gold and Dustin Healing drops the most
Speaker 7: important hip hop album of all time. Mister Morlan the
Speaker 7: Big steps and y'all got sporty and started playing with his.
Speaker 9: Name, and for good who to Gold is Kendrick Lamar.
Speaker 2: Demits Nobody was playing with his name.
Speaker 7: They've been playing with Kendrick name. They've been playing with
Speaker 7: Kendrick name a little bit. I don't like nobody was
Speaker 7: playing with Kendrick said, I'm tired of healing. I'm gonna
Speaker 7: start traumatizing y'all back, Let's go k dot hurt people,
Speaker 7: ka people.
Speaker 9: That's right, tired of playing.
Speaker 8: With y'all, Well, maybe he should go back. If he's
Speaker 8: tired of healing and wants to hurt people back. Maybe
Speaker 8: he should go back, Maybe he needs to change their.
Speaker 9: Listen, listen. Healing is not linear.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, nobody ever said healing with linear, Right,
Speaker 7: That's why ither in therapy every week.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Well let's get in some front page
Speaker 2: news Morning Test.
Speaker 1: Good morning, DJ and be Jess hilarious, Charlemane, God, Happy Friday.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Good morning.
Speaker 8: I would know way we were jumping into, but our
Speaker 8: producers didn't send me what you were about to talk about.
Speaker 8: So I'm just gonna say, Tess, what are we talking
Speaker 8: about this morning?
Speaker 3: Yeah, y'all love throwing folks under the bus.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning.
Speaker 1: One hundred migrants attempted to enter the US illegally by
Speaker 1: rushing the border wall yesterday. I don't know if you
Speaker 1: got I saw this on the news, but they were
Speaker 1: pushing down the razor wire, knocking over guards in the process.
Speaker 11: Take a listen on the Texas Mexico border tonight, Border
Speaker 11: patrol officers arresting hundreds of migrants after if they broke
Speaker 11: through a razor wire fence in El Passo. According to
Speaker 11: Customs and Border Protection, a large group breached the barricades
Speaker 11: between the real grand and a section of border wall.
Speaker 11: Earlier this morning on social media, Texas Governor Greg Abbott
Speaker 11: said the Texas National Guard and DPS regained control of
Speaker 11: the situation and did restore that razor wire. Now, this
Speaker 11: comes after a lot of legal back and forth this
Speaker 11: week over Texas Senate Bill four. That's the law that
Speaker 11: would allow state law enforcement to arrest anyone suspected of
Speaker 11: coming into Texas illegally.
Speaker 3: As of now, that law remains on hold.
Speaker 7: Hey man, you have to let them in when they're
Speaker 7: willing to do all that, Okay, when they are willing
Speaker 7: to go through all of that to get hit. And
Speaker 7: there might be some people we need on our team
Speaker 7: treated like an obstacle tours, an obstacle course, like Mexican
Speaker 7: Ninja warrior.
Speaker 9: If they can get through all that, they get citizenship.
Speaker 2: But we got to find out who's actually coming in
Speaker 2: the country.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 8: There's absolutely, positively some good people that are just trying
Speaker 8: to flee from their situations. But there are also some
Speaker 8: people that we don't know right, people from other places.
Speaker 2: So we just have to know who's coming in the country.
Speaker 9: Everybody got to be better.
Speaker 1: Of course, Well, you can better believe they're they will
Speaker 1: be using this on the campaign trail. I can hear
Speaker 1: Trump talking about it now. Just some background. The National Guard,
Speaker 1: they were attempting to organize them in the smaller groups,
Speaker 1: but the situation grew tense after some women and children
Speaker 1: were separated from the adult males. As a report mentioned
Speaker 1: you can see online and go check it out, that
Speaker 1: the migrants, mostly men, were rushing the troops, you know,
Speaker 1: actually just running over them. A group of men would
Speaker 1: hood these gloves and winter jackets. They can be seen
Speaker 1: fencing away and dashing through the wire as a group
Speaker 1: of five guards formed a defense position to.
Speaker 10: Fill the gap.
Speaker 1: So they really were literally pushing the line ines today
Speaker 1: Charlie Maine. So if you put their hands up directly
Speaker 1: on the my to keep them back in response to
Speaker 1: being pushed, and as a scene of the scene became
Speaker 1: louder and more chaotic.
Speaker 9: Right, they didn't shoot them.
Speaker 3: I know, I'm shock.
Speaker 7: I'm shocked that none of them got shot. I'm shocking,
Speaker 7: no gunfire, nothing went off. But if you're willing to
Speaker 7: go through all of that to get here, it makes me,
Speaker 7: it makes me think, you know, what are you running from?
Speaker 7: You know, so I think you know people like that,
Speaker 7: you really do have to sit down and have a
Speaker 7: different type of conversation with because I don't think they
Speaker 7: overheard to cause trouble if they're willing to go through
Speaker 7: all of that to get here.
Speaker 2: All right, lot is front page news. What are we
Speaker 2: talking next hour?
Speaker 1: Tests Well, if you this is a crazy story medical breakthrough.
Speaker 1: A pig kidney for the first time was trans transplanted
Speaker 1: into a human being, So I really want to tell
Speaker 1: you about that. And then Carl Russe, so you remember
Speaker 1: the young lady that said she was kidnapped after seeing
Speaker 1: the baby on the side of the road. She had
Speaker 1: her day in court yesterday, so I'll tell you about
Speaker 1: that at seven o'clock.
Speaker 8: All right, we'll get into that next. Everybody else, get
Speaker 8: it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 8: oh five one. If you need to vent, phone lines
Speaker 8: wide open. It's a Friday, dammit, so call us up
Speaker 8: right now five eight five five one, and again, salute
Speaker 8: to all my HBCUs out there.
Speaker 2: It's the Breakfast logo.
Speaker 4: Morning the Breakfast Club. This is your time to get
Speaker 4: it off your chest.
Speaker 6: One.
Speaker 9: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 12: This is Derek from Jersey.
Speaker 13: How are you this morning?
Speaker 2: Hey Derek from Jersey. Get it off your chest? Brother.
Speaker 12: I just want to say good morning to the entire
Speaker 12: Breakfast Club. How you doing, brother Leonard? And just hilarious?
Speaker 13: How are you good?
Speaker 6: Good?
Speaker 12: Good listen. I just wanted to ask a question. I'm
Speaker 12: seeing a commentary online in regards to the Breakfast Club's
Speaker 12: morality and integrity is being questioned by certain interviews that
Speaker 12: you have, for example Candice Owens and vet Ramaswami. I
Speaker 12: wanted to know what you guys think of people thinking
Speaker 12: that your morals and an integrity are in question because
Speaker 12: you conduct these type of interviews.
Speaker 7: YO, tell them, I said, suck my say Charlamagne to
Speaker 7: God said the radio bro, you're right, but tell them
Speaker 7: to God said, I don't give a damn what they
Speaker 7: talking about, because you know, I come from an era
Speaker 7: where I used to watch Oprah Winfrey, Phil Donahue, Barbara Walters.
Speaker 7: They would sit down with all types of people, and
Speaker 7: it was people that they might have agreed with, people
Speaker 7: that they might have disagreed with, but they still had
Speaker 7: the conversation. I'm about conversation over confrontation, So I.
Speaker 9: Don't I don't, I don't care.
Speaker 7: And and by the way, if you look at the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club over the last fourteen years, I dare you
Speaker 7: to find another show radio, TV otherwise that has had
Speaker 7: the diversity of guests on that we have had.
Speaker 12: Wow, I would have to agree with you. I was
Speaker 12: I was paying attention when you guys had the Rush
Speaker 12: Limbaugh interview and then you in interviewed when I'm Aswami
Speaker 12: and I'm seeing canvae owns. Now, you guys are not
Speaker 12: afraid to take on the uh dare we say taboo interviews?
Speaker 12: But I like the fact that the Breakfast Club keeps
Speaker 12: an objective point of view in regards to who they interview,
Speaker 12: because I don't hear you interject your how you say
Speaker 12: political standings or whatever, But you're just conducting an object
Speaker 12: an objective interview. And I really appreciate that because a
Speaker 12: lot of the mainstream news medias and other radio outlets
Speaker 12: are not using the same objectivity. So I just wanted
Speaker 12: to give the Breakfast Club their propers for staying objective.
Speaker 12: You may not like who you're talking to, but in
Speaker 12: regards to what we're trying to get accomplished and get
Speaker 12: in this country moving forward. We need interviews like this
Speaker 12: and discussions like this in order to seat the movement
Speaker 12: pushing forward.
Speaker 2: Absolutely and appreciate you call brother.
Speaker 7: And the one other thing I would add, even the
Speaker 7: people that a lot of people may like, those people
Speaker 7: are controversial to a whole other sector of absolute America.
Speaker 7: Absolutely been up here, Dick Gregory been up here.
Speaker 8: You know what, Barack Obama, joke Wide and Kamala.
Speaker 9: All of those people are polarizing.
Speaker 1: And then still like even with the Canvas owns, people
Speaker 1: are still putting words in her mouth that if you
Speaker 1: can tell people didn't watch the whole interview, like they
Speaker 1: just watching clips and they just perceiving what they think,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like, so I just black people like that.
Speaker 7: And if there's things that you wanted that you want
Speaker 7: to talk to Canvas about it, there's things that you
Speaker 7: want to address her about, stop being a sucker and
Speaker 7: have her on your platform and bring all of that,
Speaker 7: Bring all of that stuff that you want us to
Speaker 7: bring up that you say we didn't that's not that's
Speaker 7: not the way we wanted to have our conversation. Bring
Speaker 7: them on your platform, Bring her on your platform and
Speaker 7: you have you have that conversation.
Speaker 8: With I won't say this though, Charlamagne. You told people
Speaker 8: to ask your deed. You and threatened people with a
Speaker 8: good time because you're running the wrong person and they
Speaker 8: might actually do it out in public.
Speaker 9: That's what you got out of this whole conversation.
Speaker 3: Say, is that a good time to you?
Speaker 9: Envy this whole conversation, that's what you got.
Speaker 8: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 2: Hit this up now.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast sets yourself up every morning.
Speaker 4: The Breakfast Club. Is it your time to get it
Speaker 4: off your chest?
Speaker 2: Wait up, whether you're mad or blessed.
Speaker 3: Time to get up and get something.
Speaker 2: Call up now eight hundred and five eight five one
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Speaker 13: This is Frankie.
Speaker 2: Hey, frankiehere you calling from I'll call from Columbia eight
Speaker 2: O three. What's happening our game Cocks player tonight? That
Speaker 2: is what's happening.
Speaker 14: I'm comforting you next month. My daughter told me. She
Speaker 14: told me that this weekend is like, yeah, Lamaine.
Speaker 6: Having a podcast?
Speaker 14: What so I want to go say what I'm about
Speaker 14: to order the ticks.
Speaker 6: Right now that's right.
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Speaker 6: That's what thank you.
Speaker 14: Every look, I was calling little trick this out. So
Speaker 14: I just bought a car. I don't know what my
Speaker 14: look is with car.
Speaker 13: In the last two years, I had nine cars.
Speaker 14: I done bought a car twelve days ago.
Speaker 2: I wake up this morning, it won't even start.
Speaker 3: Oh wow.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, maybe you should go to a dealership that
Speaker 8: offers a warranty.
Speaker 2: My last kid, well, you should have a warranty on
Speaker 2: it then.
Speaker 13: Right, yeah, yeah, No, I gotta wait from I gotta
Speaker 13: wait from it open up, and I'm gonna take you
Speaker 13: right back to them, because it's like, look, you know,
Speaker 13: I paid for what I paid for twelve days.
Speaker 14: That's not adding up call.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but you should get Usually get it from a dealership.
Speaker 8: They'll give you warranty if there's an issue of problem,
Speaker 8: to give you a loan until they fix it.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, most definitely.
Speaker 13: I've been on it all morning. I'm just not, like
Speaker 13: I said, just wait to wake up but hey, look,
Speaker 13: I can't wait to see y'all next month's hilarious.
Speaker 14: I'm so proud of you about to do anything. I
Speaker 14: actually once you've been on here, I started from going
Speaker 14: back watching your movies and all that stuff like that.
Speaker 14: Can't you your say, I'm very proudly congratulations on the baby.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you, bag and stay away from them lemons.
Speaker 3: All right, I'll be good.
Speaker 15: Hello.
Speaker 2: Who's this?
Speaker 13: DJ Envy? Just Hilary and sharl the man the dog,
Speaker 13: Good morning.
Speaker 9: Forever man, I go.
Speaker 13: Hey, listen, man, you know I'll be trying to call
Speaker 13: you know how that go? You know how gonna stop? Listen, man,
Speaker 13: I just want to say congratulations to you just on
Speaker 13: the pregnancy and receiving that third spot as well deserved.
Speaker 13: And I also just want to say, may God continue
Speaker 13: to bless your families, the whole Breakfast Club family staff
Speaker 13: up there with great health and much success. You know
Speaker 13: what I mean. But listen, it's bar time, baby, check
Speaker 13: it out, I said, listen, taking time just the outline,
Speaker 13: see what I got in place, protecting my speech through
Speaker 13: paragraph either to dyt oh G them bars fifty. They
Speaker 13: remember me taking time off the slot. They call me
Speaker 13: contemporary take cover. There's not a test a type of
Speaker 13: simulation your head. These shots, the meat exam and the transmutee,
Speaker 13: So why not. The game is gonna need of something
Speaker 13: that's threaded right. Too many water down on that yo,
Speaker 13: stringing that puppet light from sitting low, pull up slow.
Speaker 13: They claiming they next to blow. So I show them
Speaker 13: rookies the vest and how it's supposed to go on
Speaker 13: the bright lights. I'm the best.
Speaker 16: They ain't got nothing for me and knockdown shoot a
Speaker 16: big shot with visions of Rob Harvey switching up on them.
Speaker 16: The nine need's been real good to me. So for
Speaker 16: twenty four I wrecked for gg and Kobe respect for
Speaker 16: me all Rob p g.
Speaker 2: Bars got some balls, Jesse got some balls this morning.
Speaker 3: Just no, I'm.
Speaker 9: Good, you got oh you go ahead, I got something
Speaker 9: in a minute.
Speaker 2: One two one two one two one two on O
Speaker 2: g Rob.
Speaker 8: Early this morning, Charlemagne invited mad people to his d
Speaker 8: Now it's a line outside, but that ain't gonna.
Speaker 3: Beat me because Virginia. That's why.
Speaker 7: Hold up, wait a minute. Like I'm meek s w V.
Speaker 7: I'll make you weak. Don't like me, you can kiss
Speaker 7: my cheeks.
Speaker 9: That's all I got.
Speaker 2: Cars all right, Thank y'all.
Speaker 13: I appreciate y'all.
Speaker 8: Y'all good love, brother, allright, get it off your chest.
Speaker 8: Eight hundred five eighty five one O five one. When
Speaker 8: we come back, we got just with the world wide
Speaker 8: mess coming up.
Speaker 1: The story I was trying to get to yesterday is
Speaker 1: very important. The Nickelodeon documentary recap.
Speaker 2: Okay, we'll get into that next. Don't move. It's the
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is d j n V, Jess hlarrys charlamagnea god.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. Now let's get to Jess
Speaker 8: with the world I miss you.
Speaker 10: Use is real, whether it's robbing Moore just don't do
Speaker 10: no lines, don't do.
Speaker 9: Nobody talk them world which jes worldwid.
Speaker 2: On the Breakfast Gloves.
Speaker 17: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 17: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 2: Could get you to see this time to set it off.
Speaker 1: Oh, I love that intro. Thank you, Taylor. I love
Speaker 1: that all right. So people expect for me to be
Speaker 1: funny every day. However, I want to keep speaking on
Speaker 1: this Nickelodeon documentary, but from the perspectives of some of
Speaker 1: the family members of these child actors and the documentary.
Speaker 1: Drake Bell spoke on his dad's reaction to Brian Peck
Speaker 1: being charged when he got that sixteen month sentence, and
Speaker 1: this was the guy who sexually assaulted Drake Bell.
Speaker 9: I get a phone call from Drake.
Speaker 6: I go, what's up. I haven't heard from you for
Speaker 6: a while, and.
Speaker 18: I was like, did you see they got him? I go,
Speaker 18: what do you mean, Brian they arrested him?
Speaker 2: I go, you're kidding.
Speaker 6: I knew it.
Speaker 3: I knew it.
Speaker 18: And my dad just goes, I am so glad that
Speaker 18: he was not able to get his hands on you.
Speaker 18: That's very emotional and I just starting to rekindle our
Speaker 18: relationship and I just couldn't so I just said, yeah,
Speaker 18: they you know, they got him.
Speaker 2: He's like, Oh, I'm so glad.
Speaker 18: I knew he was going to do something to someone.
Speaker 7: How did it make you feel when he finally found out?
Speaker 9: I'm not I'm not the same today.
Speaker 2: The Paine's still there from the moment that I knew.
Speaker 1: And he's crying because he recalls that conversation when Drake
Speaker 1: called him and told him that Brian Peck Gott sentenced right.
Speaker 1: But the thing behind that was Drake Bell was anonymous
Speaker 1: at that time, and with him and his dad having
Speaker 1: you know, like a relationship change, they fell apart. Remember
Speaker 1: when his dad was removed from SAT and replaced with
Speaker 1: his mom. He thought that it was another kid. Whole
Speaker 1: time it was him, you know, it was him, And
Speaker 1: he just said he didn't have the courage to tell
Speaker 1: his dad because they were rekindling their relationship old time,
Speaker 1: you know. But Drake was anonymous and that's why he
Speaker 1: just chowse out to tell his dad at that time.
Speaker 1: So the last part of him crying when he actually
Speaker 1: found out.
Speaker 3: Like, wow, that was you the whole time.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: That was the time of the documentary. Now, Brian Hearn
Speaker 1: was one of the young black male actors on All that.
Speaker 1: His mother was very present on set and she spoke
Speaker 1: up about things that she felt was inappropriate, like you
Speaker 1: would think any black mother would. First day film me,
Speaker 1: they set up the scene like he was selling drugs
Speaker 1: and I was like, oh, the black kid.
Speaker 3: Gets to beat the crack dealer. Why are we having
Speaker 3: a dumb jokes?
Speaker 10: It was complaining too much. I became the odd blaw.
Speaker 19: They were fitting me for the little fetus role. But
Speaker 19: you know, they have to put a bodysuit on you,
Speaker 19: and obviously it has to be skin tone. Someone said
Speaker 19: the skin tone should be charcoal.
Speaker 2: Lord.
Speaker 19: That was a moment where I felt like, oh, I
Speaker 19: could go get my mom about this, But also I
Speaker 19: know my mom, and I know that she would have
Speaker 19: rose hell.
Speaker 10: Well, I would have let my mom raise hell. But
Speaker 10: then he was very very young.
Speaker 1: His mom also complained to his agents about inappropriate things
Speaker 1: that she would see on set, but his agents told
Speaker 1: her it look be quiet, because you're going to mess
Speaker 1: up his chances on set, Like you know. Eventually, Nickelodeon
Speaker 1: did end up firing Brian before season three, and he
Speaker 1: said he believes that the network wasn't trying to get
Speaker 1: rid of him, wasn't just trying to get rid of him,
Speaker 1: but they wanted to get rid of his mom too,
Speaker 1: because she was obviously a problem from the beginning. Chris
Speaker 1: Massey is another Nickelodeon actor who was a main character
Speaker 1: on Zoe one on one.
Speaker 3: Now we know he is the oldest brother.
Speaker 1: To Kyle Massey, who was a star on That Soul Raven,
Speaker 1: But Zoe one on one was one of Dan Schneider's shows.
Speaker 1: Chris massey mother got on social media to support Dan Schneider.
Speaker 20: I posted a comment about somebody that has been nice
Speaker 20: to us, somebody that has never done anything to us.
Speaker 20: When I said that it was a parent's fault. Who
Speaker 20: allows their children to get a ride with a staff
Speaker 20: member to work, who allows their children to spend the
Speaker 20: night with staff members, That's.
Speaker 2: What I was talking about.
Speaker 3: So for when all these people.
Speaker 20: Are instagramming me and saying all these things about me,
Speaker 20: I really I'm skin and that don't bother me.
Speaker 2: I'll give what theyre talking about.
Speaker 20: I didn't watch the documentary and I have no plans
Speaker 20: on watching the documentary because I want to remember Dan
Speaker 20: Snyder as the person that he was to us. We
Speaker 20: had an exemplar rewride with Dan Snyder, and just because
Speaker 20: he's white, I'm not gonna turn.
Speaker 3: My back on him.
Speaker 9: I don't think it's because he's white.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: So that thank you.
Speaker 1: That was my argument. Now, although she's not wrong about
Speaker 1: those parents like I totally do agree. Just because you
Speaker 1: feel like nothing happened to your child does not mean
Speaker 1: the predator is innocent and that he's not a predator.
Speaker 1: After that, Chris Massey, who is her son. He said,
Speaker 1: my story will be told from me, not from my parent,
Speaker 1: a friend, a coworker, me and only me, So please
Speaker 1: stop messaging me about what my mom said, respectfully. So
Speaker 1: hopefully she talked that over with her son after she
Speaker 1: made that video, because apparently they'll be coming forward with
Speaker 1: a story as well.
Speaker 9: Can you say talk that over? What you mean, like,
Speaker 9: little pop Pop, don't be talking back to me.
Speaker 1: No, we talked that over with his mom, Like you
Speaker 1: don't know what happened, obviously, just because we didn't open
Speaker 1: up or I didn't open up, or you don't something
Speaker 1: you don't know, don't mean that you could just go
Speaker 1: and take to social media speak for me, you know,
Speaker 1: because maybe he was a scared child as well at
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 10: So more on dance Snout Schneider.
Speaker 1: Though, after watching the documentary, is clear that Dan Snyder
Speaker 1: allowed his set to be extremely unsafe for kids. Even
Speaker 1: though he wasn't flat out accused of sexually sexually abusing
Speaker 1: any children, some of his behaviors and skits were super inappropriate.
Speaker 1: He would also have the kids giving him massages on set,
Speaker 1: but yep, and a lot of his skits resembled scenes
Speaker 1: out of porn films Ariana Grande putting her foot in
Speaker 1: her mouth and moaning, and a lot of and a
Speaker 1: lot of the scene and most of the scene female
Speaker 1: actors stroking items that resembled a penis with a substance
Speaker 1: squirting out of it, and any.
Speaker 3: Of the Pickle Boy skits we do well, I remember boy, Yep.
Speaker 10: Yep, yep, it was a pickle Absolutely that sounds.
Speaker 2: Crazy like a cousin of Bang Bros. Hickelboy.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: So wait, so are the families suing? Are they suing Nickelodeon?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure about that yet. That's why I'll be
Speaker 1: you know, covering this over and over time. But Drake
Speaker 1: asked people. Drake Bell asked people to keep to be
Speaker 1: easy on Josh Peck. So Josh Peck was drake co
Speaker 1: star on Drake and Josh, and Drake also recently got
Speaker 1: on social media to ask people not to go so
Speaker 1: hard on Josh Peck. Now, their relationship just went their
Speaker 1: separate ways. They were just like brothers or close friends
Speaker 1: in the show. But that doesn't mean that they you know,
Speaker 1: they were just working in business and a lot of
Speaker 1: people was like, yo, your co star has been really quiet,
Speaker 1: and so they've been in this comments like your silence
Speaker 1: is speaking louder than you saying anything. And so Josh
Speaker 1: had made a big I mean, Drake had made a
Speaker 1: video like yo, go easy on him. He has been
Speaker 1: supporting me behind closed doors.
Speaker 10: He just doesn't.
Speaker 9: Publicly.
Speaker 3: He doesn't have to be publicized, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And they're like I said, their friendship fizzled out because
Speaker 1: of other problems. You know, they were just two different people.
Speaker 1: You know, they got married, one started a rock band,
Speaker 1: so that was that. But he has been quietly supporting him.
Speaker 3: That's all.
Speaker 2: Damn man. Yeah, all right, wicked people worldwide mess. But
Speaker 2: you know it's just sad they're crazy because you never know, and.
Speaker 7: None of these industries have to be like this because
Speaker 7: the people make these industries. You hear folks say the
Speaker 7: industry is wicked. The industry is wicked. Know what's wicked
Speaker 7: as the people in this industry. These situations could be beautiful,
Speaker 7: these opportunities could beautiful, but you got to get the
Speaker 7: predators up.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but like you said, there's no checks and balances,
Speaker 8: like there should be somebody that's watching over these shows
Speaker 8: to make sure that this is not happening. Not just
Speaker 8: the parents, I think producers and the people that's giving
Speaker 8: these people millions of dollars to create this.
Speaker 7: People are watching it, but they're turning a blind eye
Speaker 7: because the money making money.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: And the reason why I say the industry, and I
Speaker 1: don't say, you know, obviously it is the people, but
Speaker 1: in the industry, because there's more people that it could
Speaker 1: be somebody that we know, it could be somebody that
Speaker 1: we don't know. You know what I'm saying, like you
Speaker 1: don't know, well who is and who isn't in on
Speaker 1: any of this things. So I just say the industry
Speaker 1: it can be right.
Speaker 2: Well, that is just with the worldwide mess.
Speaker 8: Now when we come back, Teslin Figurreo will be joining
Speaker 8: us for some front page news and don't move us
Speaker 8: to breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, you're checking out the breakfast club. Good morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is dej V Jess hilarious, Charlamage the guy. We
Speaker 2: are the breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 2: What up, tiss, who's going on DJ?
Speaker 1: And be Jess hilarious, Charlomagne God, Happy Friday, Good morning
Speaker 1: right here.
Speaker 2: But let's start off this Friday with talking pigs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're talking pigs.
Speaker 1: Doctors have performed the first transplant of a genetically modified
Speaker 1: kidney from a pig into a living human.
Speaker 10: Take a listen.
Speaker 21: For the first time doctors have transplanted a genetically modified
Speaker 21: pig kidney into a living person.
Speaker 6: It happened in mass General in Boston.
Speaker 22: Today the announced the medical milestone, a sixty two year
Speaker 22: old patient recovering well, actually expecting to be discharged soon.
Speaker 22: This announcement marks the latest development and what is called
Speaker 22: xeno transplantation, the term that means healing human patients with cells, tissues,
Speaker 22: or organs from animals. Doctors, of course, praise the man
Speaker 22: for his courage and taking on an experimental procedure. They
Speaker 22: say that procedure, though it could be a first step
Speaker 22: towards major changes in treating people with failing organs.
Speaker 23: An abundant supply of organs resulting from this technological advance,
Speaker 23: it may go far to finally achieve health equity and
Speaker 23: offer the best solution to kidney fayer, a well functioning
Speaker 23: kidney transplant to all patients in need.
Speaker 7: Man, if that becomes to know them, and that's gonna
Speaker 7: be a very tough decision for a Muslim to make. Okay,
Speaker 7: imagine you in the NI and you need a kidney.
Speaker 7: But the only thing that can change your life is
Speaker 7: a kidney from a pain.
Speaker 3: You are crazy.
Speaker 1: And then and then what about what about like part
Speaker 1: pig part of human identifying as a pig like this
Speaker 1: is damn non Chlaman.
Speaker 8: You don't eat folk, you don't eat bacon, So don't
Speaker 8: try to mess with the pig now.
Speaker 7: But I'm saying that's why I'm say it'd be such
Speaker 7: a tough decision for a Muslim to make Oslama bacon. Bro,
Speaker 7: You're gonna need to do something in your life on
Speaker 7: the line. You want to be it for your children.
Speaker 7: And the only thing I can say you was a pink.
Speaker 1: Now all josep aside, though, I really do think this
Speaker 1: is amazing. The doctors thought that the new kidney, that
Speaker 1: this new kidney could last for years, but they acknowledge
Speaker 1: that there are many unknowns to an animal, you know,
Speaker 1: actually using animal transplants. But the patient is very grateful.
Speaker 1: He said he saw it not only is one way
Speaker 1: to help him, but a way to provide hope for
Speaker 1: the thousands of people who need a transplant to survive.
Speaker 10: Now, they actually started to just give you a.
Speaker 1: Little bit of background, experiments taking blood and skin from
Speaker 1: animals began in the sixteen hundreds, so this has been
Speaker 1: I guess something that's been done before, but researchers really started.
Speaker 10: Looking at this in the nineteen sixties.
Speaker 9: So all jump side.
Speaker 3: This is really like an amazing thing.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of people who are waiting for transplants
Speaker 1: and maybe you know, this is the way to go.
Speaker 6: What do you guys think.
Speaker 1: There's some critics though that say they don't really like
Speaker 1: mixing the animals and the humans and the you know,
Speaker 1: they're not really big fans of it.
Speaker 3: What do y'all think?
Speaker 7: Clearly, those are kind of like our cousins, right, because
Speaker 7: I mean we all animals. Yeah, we were all created
Speaker 7: by the same entity and somewhat in some way, shape
Speaker 7: or form, and we kind of they smarter and much better.
Speaker 7: Some of them are much smaller and much better. And
Speaker 7: we knew we do help each other live, right, because
Speaker 7: we have to eat these animals and stay alive. It's
Speaker 7: like a circle of life. So to me, this is
Speaker 7: just another extension of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe they give us some sense if they start
Speaker 1: mixing us together. That animals don't beat the don't get
Speaker 1: about color, none of that. Just like, look, come over
Speaker 1: here with us.
Speaker 7: Now, what if what if the kidney, the pig kidney
Speaker 7: start changing us that we start wanting to play in
Speaker 7: the mud, start eating any damn thing that gets big
Speaker 7: as hell?
Speaker 1: But no reason already you know, you know, y'all ain't
Speaker 1: learned nothing from that sensitivity track.
Speaker 9: I identify as the pig test. That'd be crazy.
Speaker 7: You're get in trouble saying something crazy, be like, look,
Speaker 7: I got a pig, kideny you identify the pig?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, guys in other news that sensitivity trained,
Speaker 1: clearly I didn't help it at all.
Speaker 3: I didn't help it all.
Speaker 10: I want to give y'all update on Carly Russell.
Speaker 1: As you guys know that had the whole world stopped
Speaker 1: when Alabama, a woman who confessed the line about being
Speaker 1: kidnapped has played. She did play guilty to criminal charges
Speaker 1: related to the hoax that set off the national search
Speaker 1: last summer.
Speaker 24: Take a listen, Well, this all started on July thirteenth,
Speaker 24: Carly Russell called nine one one, and she told authorities
Speaker 24: that she had seen this toddler walking along the highway
Speaker 24: near Birmingham, and then she reappeared two days later claiming
Speaker 24: that she had been kidnapped and taken in a vehicle.
Speaker 24: But very quickly it became clear that she had falsely
Speaker 24: reported this crime. Today in court she stood up and
Speaker 24: it was an emotional day. She you know, had reversed
Speaker 24: previously pled not guilty, but today acknowledging her guilt and
Speaker 24: saying that she was sorry to her community and of
Speaker 24: course to the people who spent time and resources looking
Speaker 24: for her. She's not going to spend time behind bars.
Speaker 24: The judge felt that that wasn't a good use of resources. Instead,
Speaker 24: she's going to have to pay restitution about seventeen thousand
Speaker 24: dollars and do about one hundred hours of community service
Speaker 24: while under probation.
Speaker 2: That's how they did it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it sounds fair.
Speaker 2: I think it sounds fair.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: They also said she must continue receiving medical health counseling
Speaker 1: as a condition for the probation.
Speaker 10: She spoke up in court.
Speaker 1: She said she wanted to Generally, she wanted to apologize
Speaker 1: for her actions and the resulting negative impact inflicted onto others.
Speaker 1: Said I made a grave mistake while trying to fight
Speaker 1: through various emotional issues and stress. I'm extremely remorseful for
Speaker 1: the panic, fear, in various range of negative emotions that
Speaker 1: were experienced across the nation.
Speaker 10: She said.
Speaker 1: I want to acknowledge and take accountability for the pain
Speaker 1: and embarrassment that I inflicted upon my family, my church, friends, neighbors, community,
Speaker 1: and all of those who were directly involved in search
Speaker 1: efforts for me.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that sounds fair.
Speaker 7: Year probation eighteen thousand and restitution one hundred dollar community
Speaker 7: service and like you just said to most importantly as
Speaker 7: part of her probation, and she got to continue to
Speaker 7: receive mental health counseling, you know, because clearly she's going
Speaker 7: through something mentally and emotionally that will cause her to
Speaker 7: do this.
Speaker 9: So yeah, I think that's fair.
Speaker 6: Mad.
Speaker 1: I don't think people sometimes just do things and then
Speaker 1: when it get caught it's like, oh my god, Like
Speaker 1: all right, yeah, you know what I'm saying, because I'm
Speaker 1: telling you like I've done think I've never done anything
Speaker 1: to this extent like this buying a guy. But like
Speaker 1: when you are longing for that attention and you like yo,
Speaker 1: like you'll go to some drastic measures.
Speaker 3: But that don't mean you mentally ill. Well you need it,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: That's true.
Speaker 1: I know to me it's a nice little clean up,
Speaker 1: but you know what I mean, I think what she
Speaker 1: got is fair, but all of mental health, it's just
Speaker 1: Shorty just did that. Sometimes sometimes you just do what
Speaker 1: you learn from and I think she did learn from it.
Speaker 1: I know they said it was about the guy, and
Speaker 1: you know, there was a lot of speculation of conversation
Speaker 1: with that. But I would really like to hear from her.
Speaker 1: I wonder if she'll ever sit down with somebody and
Speaker 1: kind of say.
Speaker 9: You know, we don't need to hear from Calli bro.
Speaker 9: I kind of want to know those Charlotte.
Speaker 1: If recent he's got a book deal, Calli Russell, shit,
Speaker 1: you know you should write our first book, you know,
Speaker 1: under your company, Calie Russell, real story, you should write that.
Speaker 9: Rewarding bad behavior like that.
Speaker 2: That's not what I just kind of want to know.
Speaker 1: I'm just curious. I don't want to have to depend
Speaker 1: on Toby and tell the story story.
Speaker 9: We got the whole background, but.
Speaker 3: Day did and she didn't work with TV on that.
Speaker 9: She did know the Pentagon Pentagon work with Touby to
Speaker 9: do her.
Speaker 2: Movie Thank You Test, Thank You Test, Thank You.
Speaker 9: Oh you can find Test.
Speaker 7: You can go to her podcast Trade Shot, No Change
Speaker 7: of podcast on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network, and
Speaker 7: you can follow that Testling figure on all social media platforms.
Speaker 8: All right, and when we come back from Human College,
Speaker 8: Jasmine Guy will be joining us now at Jasmine Guy
Speaker 8: will be here. She has a new episode of Uncensured
Speaker 8: on TV one that is on Sunday, March twenty four.
Speaker 2: Love Jazzmine Guy, I'll come back. I love when Jamin
Speaker 2: Guy visit.
Speaker 7: You hit me the first time she came up here,
Speaker 7: she was up people coadem Hartist and she's up here
Speaker 7: by herself today, but a loving Jamin Guy pulls up.
Speaker 8: That's right, so we'll kick with her next and don't move.
Speaker 8: It's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 25: Morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the God. We
Speaker 8: are the Breakfast Club and we got a special guest
Speaker 8: in the building, the legendary Jasmine Guy.
Speaker 2: Welcome back.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 2: How you feeling.
Speaker 10: I felt great.
Speaker 1: I love doing your show the last time and I
Speaker 1: got a lot of positive feedback.
Speaker 2: We love you.
Speaker 6: Come on.
Speaker 26: It was a different kind of interviews other than the
Speaker 26: you s. My daddy was like, you were a little
Speaker 26: too comfortable. You act like they were hit your house. Champagne, right, yes,
Speaker 26: champagne whatever that was.
Speaker 10: I didn't even like it. And I was drinking that.
Speaker 26: But my father said that you would put more in
Speaker 26: when I was looking at Kadeen.
Speaker 2: That's what he said.
Speaker 26: He said, whenever you looked at Kadeem before, more in there.
Speaker 26: So I'm I'm thinking, I'm just drinking.
Speaker 10: One glass, probably.
Speaker 26: Swanty whatever, but I'm drinking anywhere seven o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 10: Embarrassing.
Speaker 9: Is that got you to talk?
Speaker 10: You were just sitting back there just laughing.
Speaker 1: No, No, it was good because you ask questions that
Speaker 1: people don't usually ask. You know, we get the same
Speaker 1: questions over and over, especially about different world, and.
Speaker 7: You've done so much more since since. Absolutely, like right
Speaker 7: now you want your first Emmy this year? Congratulations?
Speaker 2: How did that feel?
Speaker 3: She went for the Chronicles of Jessica Wools. Yes, that
Speaker 3: was a trip.
Speaker 10: So I was going to Mexico to hang out with
Speaker 10: my girlfriends and I land and I.
Speaker 26: Get all these touts from people saying congratulations on your
Speaker 26: Emmy nomination and I really thought people would messing with me.
Speaker 10: I didn't even call them back. I said whatever, I.
Speaker 1: Wasn't even And then when I realized I really had
Speaker 1: been nominated, I thought it was for the show Harlem
Speaker 1: Chronicles of Jessica Woo I had done too. It was
Speaker 1: before COVID. It was a long time ago, and I
Speaker 1: only worked on it for a day.
Speaker 26: It was a very interesting project to me because the
Speaker 26: production company was a couple, a small black production company.
Speaker 26: The superhero in the piece had autism, but her powers
Speaker 26: that whatever put her on the spectrum made her a superhero.
Speaker 10: Their daughter had an autistic child.
Speaker 1: Anyway, So I said, well, I'll do it because I
Speaker 1: know after this they're going to need distribution.
Speaker 26: And who knew that's what you know. What I'm saying,
Speaker 26: my love for them and what I know about you know,
Speaker 26: pitching ideas.
Speaker 10: You're gonna need a name.
Speaker 26: I know, I've heard it all, and I said, well,
Speaker 26: I'll be your name. This is gonna be good. And
Speaker 26: it was a short series, like a WE episode series.
Speaker 26: The other Oscar nomination I got was also from an
Speaker 26: independent black company and it was my nephew, Emmett, and
Speaker 26: I played em Mattill's aren't on the night that he
Speaker 26: was taken from their home, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 26: I do not want to go to Mississippi. And I'm
Speaker 26: telling you, we stayed right down the street from where
Speaker 26: he got abducted.
Speaker 9: The Mississippi still got that same energy.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, I felt ghosts, you know, And
Speaker 1: I did it And they got nominated for an Oscar
Speaker 1: night when the director called me, he was a graduate
Speaker 1: student from NYU Film School. His mentors were Spike Lee
Speaker 1: and Casey Lemmon's right beautiful brother and the and the
Speaker 1: crew and everybody.
Speaker 26: I had a great artistic experience. But when he told me,
Speaker 26: you know, we got nominated for an Oscar, thought he
Speaker 26: was messing with me.
Speaker 9: That sounds a lot though, like about how you know.
Speaker 7: I guess Black actors and actresses are conditioned in Hollywood
Speaker 7: that when they get told that they're even nominated, they
Speaker 7: don't believe it.
Speaker 10: Well, when you ignore long enough, you got the message.
Speaker 10: I got the message.
Speaker 1: If you're not nominating a different world, Debbie Allen, Susan
Speaker 1: fails our wardrobe department, any other actor on that show.
Speaker 1: I stopped focusing on y'all giving me my props. I
Speaker 1: know who gives me my props?
Speaker 26: And I told the actors, I said, we just got
Speaker 26: to be good, you know, forget all these accolades or whatever.
Speaker 26: They obviously do you know how many times they said
Speaker 26: to me, even on I think I did Dennis Miller,
Speaker 26: remember Dennis Atlanta talk show. He started with, so, how
Speaker 26: does it feel being between number one and three?
Speaker 10: And I was because I just sat.
Speaker 26: Down, you know, you come out all cute more than
Speaker 26: and I was like, he said, that wasn't a good
Speaker 26: lead in question?
Speaker 10: I said, no, it wasn't.
Speaker 9: You're talking about Coveye and Tears.
Speaker 10: Everybody said we were number two because we came.
Speaker 3: Between them, Okay, And that was the first question.
Speaker 10: That was the message.
Speaker 26: That was the message that we got as actors as
Speaker 26: you know, performers, and we never got our props for
Speaker 26: not just the acting, but it was Debbie Allen, Susan
Speaker 26: fails me.
Speaker 10: Three black women in charge of that show, you know
Speaker 10: what I mean?
Speaker 26: We could have been on the cover of essence, and
Speaker 26: I just knew who really saw us and who really
Speaker 26: understood us.
Speaker 2: Why didn't work for that?
Speaker 10: It's the same way said.
Speaker 26: Just look, okay, So Carcy Warner Our producers also produced
Speaker 26: a show with Whoopy Goldberg called Bagdad, Cafe Grace, under Fire,
Speaker 26: and The Roseanne Show and The Costly Show. Right, so
Speaker 26: we're they never asked us to do anything. They asked
Speaker 26: rose anbar to sing the national anthem in which she
Speaker 26: grabbed her crotch because she can't sing.
Speaker 10: But we got five singers on our show.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 10: You could have had done me, Kree, you know. Never,
Speaker 10: I don't know. I just got things.
Speaker 26: We got things on our own, and I never felt
Speaker 26: a part of that network. Then when I saw what
Speaker 26: happened with Friends, I was like, Yo, that would have
Speaker 26: helped us. It would have helped us with work after
Speaker 26: the show. It would have given us some props, you
Speaker 26: know that we could have used for future projects. I
Speaker 26: pitched a lot. I have my own production company after
Speaker 26: a Different World.
Speaker 1: All of my projects were rejected, but then I started
Speaker 1: to see them.
Speaker 3: That was wow.
Speaker 26: You know what I mean, It's like a bad relationship.
Speaker 26: After a while, you gotta understand, Okay, I ain't what
Speaker 26: you want.
Speaker 2: I gotta ask.
Speaker 8: You know you mentioned earlier that you know, when you
Speaker 8: do these interviews people, that's the same questions about a
Speaker 8: different world? Are you tired of talking about a different
Speaker 8: world since you had I mean that was thirty years ago,
Speaker 8: But then I said seven thirty seven.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 8: But then I see you on the HBCU tours going
Speaker 8: from school to school. I see you having those conversations.
Speaker 8: Are you just done with talking about that part of
Speaker 8: your life?
Speaker 26: I'm not done with that part of my life. Because
Speaker 26: people are exploring. They're asking me the same things. What's
Speaker 26: your favorite episode? They want me to see the wedding show.
Speaker 10: That wasn't my.
Speaker 1: Favorite episode, that's your favorite episode. I love when the
Speaker 1: kids ask questions. So we go to these schools, we
Speaker 1: have a moderator. This past when we did spell them
Speaker 1: in Morehouse and Clark, we had seven of us.
Speaker 26: I love that too. Usually it's no more than four
Speaker 26: of us. And when the kids get to ask the questions,
Speaker 26: their questions are different. They're not asking those same things.
Speaker 26: I mean, really, you could do your research and know
Speaker 26: the answer already, of course, but the kids are like,
Speaker 26: when you were nineteen blah blah blah, when you first
Speaker 26: left home, what did.
Speaker 10: You think about your character?
Speaker 17: That?
Speaker 10: I mean intelligence? Especially them Spellman girls.
Speaker 1: First of all, they acted like we were rock stars.
Speaker 1: They were just after shame when we came out. Then
Speaker 1: one girl said, Miss Jarnell, Miss Charnell, I want to
Speaker 1: thank you for being a presence for dark skinned girls.
Speaker 1: Miss Jasmine, thank you for showing me confidence. And Miss Cree,
Speaker 1: thank you for being the odd ball.
Speaker 10: That was her. She was saying, I see you and
Speaker 10: you helped me see me.
Speaker 1: And you don't know you're doing all that when you're
Speaker 1: just playing your role, you know, But I know Debbie knew.
Speaker 1: I knew Debbie knew what she was doing when she
Speaker 1: hired Korea and Janelle. That second season was very deliberate.
Speaker 8: All right, we got more with jazzmin Guy when we
Speaker 8: come back, don't move. It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good Morning Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy, Jess Hilariy is
Speaker 2: Charlamagne the god.
Speaker 14: We are.
Speaker 8: The Breakfast Club were still kicking it with different world's
Speaker 8: own Jasmine Guy.
Speaker 10: Good Morning.
Speaker 8: Got to ask a question, this is a personal question.
Speaker 8: When you started off dancing as a child, right, did
Speaker 8: you know what direction you wanted to go into? So
Speaker 8: I got two girls that dance, right, Oh, and then
Speaker 8: I travel all over the country dance with these these
Speaker 8: little babies, and I mean they are amazing one to
Speaker 8: one first prize overall seven year old or one thousand
Speaker 8: girls first prize.
Speaker 2: But what Yes, they get busy. They take it serious.
Speaker 8: Six days a week, four hours a day, gymnastics, flipping,
Speaker 8: backflip dancing.
Speaker 2: Wow, it's a it's a lot, but I've.
Speaker 8: Learned to love it, like really enjoy it. But you know,
Speaker 8: as a dad, I always think, like, well, what's next
Speaker 8: after dancing? Like what do you do as a dance
Speaker 8: Like when you get to high school and college, like
Speaker 8: what happens from that? Did you know what you wanted
Speaker 8: to do going into Alvin Aley?
Speaker 2: And Okay?
Speaker 26: So when I was a little kid, I just kept
Speaker 26: asking from classes like once a week Saturday turned into three,
Speaker 26: turned into five, you know. And when I saw Alvin
Speaker 26: Ailey and I saw revelations, I realized that I could
Speaker 26: do this as a job. I didn't realize that you
Speaker 26: could dance as a job other than be a dance teacher.
Speaker 1: That's all I was seeing. And I told my daddy,
Speaker 1: I said, I have my calling. I want to dance
Speaker 1: with Alvin Ailey.
Speaker 26: So from twelve to seventeen, that was the trajectory kind
Speaker 26: of on the level where you are with your girls,
Speaker 26: because I danced every day. After that, I went to
Speaker 26: perform in arts high school, I joined Atlatin Ballet, went
Speaker 26: to North Carolina School of the Arts over the summer
Speaker 26: because I knew that I was not technically proficient enough
Speaker 26: to get into the A Ley company, but I was
Speaker 26: also performing.
Speaker 10: I played at Nita in Westside Story and I was young.
Speaker 26: I was like thirteen, and I could already act and
Speaker 26: I could sing.
Speaker 10: Because you know, you gave fake dancer you could either
Speaker 10: dancer you can't. I mean a fit. It's an athletic,
Speaker 10: you know.
Speaker 7: So that's when I knew I want to talk about
Speaker 7: another training you've probably got, because you know, you carry
Speaker 7: yourself with a certain sense of legalness. Right when you
Speaker 7: look at Debbie Allen, when you look at fore Lisha Rashad,
Speaker 7: they have.
Speaker 2: That same regal energy. What did those two teach you?
Speaker 10: Oh my gosh, everything. I mean, Debbie was ahead of me.
Speaker 1: Every time people told me, well, you're mostly a dancer,
Speaker 1: we don't know about you acting, or you're a comic actress,
Speaker 1: we don't know about you doing drama.
Speaker 10: In my mind, I go, Debbie, did I just let
Speaker 10: them tell me what they thought? I couldn't do. And
Speaker 10: it wasn't just that I knew I could. She's already
Speaker 10: done it. She just did it. She had two.
Speaker 26: Lines in the Fame movie when you see her next
Speaker 26: she's directing, choreographing the show she's producing.
Speaker 10: You can't let other people tell you what you can do.
Speaker 10: You don't know.
Speaker 1: And the other mantra I always had, especially like when
Speaker 1: people were certain choreographers. You know, it's not a nice world,
Speaker 1: the dance world. They're reading me or cussing me out, whatever,
Speaker 1: And I would say.
Speaker 10: You don't know, you're not God all I in my mind, So.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't cry because I was like, don't you know,
Speaker 1: don't you stand up here and let him make you cry,
Speaker 1: because he's saying, you know, you think you're something, you'll
Speaker 1: never be anything.
Speaker 10: And I was like, you don't know, you're not God.
Speaker 26: How you're gonna proclaim my destiny? So you have to
Speaker 26: be able to talk to yourself. And Debbie is the
Speaker 26: same way, Felicia is the same way. They have a
Speaker 26: sense of self. Because Debbie told me about how they
Speaker 26: rejected her at North Carolina School of the Yards because
Speaker 26: she didn't have a body for dance.
Speaker 1: But she got a booty in whatever, and she said,
Speaker 1: and I took this booty all the way to Broadway, Darling.
Speaker 26: Okay, you don't want me in your school, Well, I'm
Speaker 26: gonna go to Howard and then I'm going to be
Speaker 26: on Broadway and then and then and then.
Speaker 10: You can't let other people tell you what you are
Speaker 10: and what you're not. And I refuse that.
Speaker 1: I refuse that on just a general level, Like there
Speaker 1: were little dancers in my class that were great dancers,
Speaker 1: but a little chunky or whatever.
Speaker 10: And I heard how the teachers talked to them, destroying them.
Speaker 10: How dare you? How dare you take your responsibility and
Speaker 10: do that to her.
Speaker 26: You'll know what she's gonna be, and you're only gonna
Speaker 26: go with skinny, tall people.
Speaker 10: I just don't like that.
Speaker 26: If you don't teach kids an art form, don't add
Speaker 26: your bitter two cents to it because you didn't with
Speaker 26: your fat ass.
Speaker 9: That's not that's not politically correct. The politic correct term
Speaker 9: is big back.
Speaker 3: No, it's not just women say that discovery.
Speaker 10: I'm not saying.
Speaker 9: Term didn't he discovered.
Speaker 26: I'm no, that baby got big bag's sound.
Speaker 10: Right coming from us.
Speaker 26: That's I heard you yeah, it just comes up every
Speaker 26: now and then, and if they don't see me with
Speaker 26: a man, like I was at an Oscar party at
Speaker 26: Georgia's and I was dancing with Debbie and all the
Speaker 26: fame dancers were there, like, you know, she keeps all
Speaker 26: her people.
Speaker 10: They got me, you know, photo of the week, me
Speaker 10: and Debbie and they're talking about me and the hair salon.
Speaker 10: I knew it.
Speaker 1: I think they together, and Norm calls me he loved it.
Speaker 1: I said, well, i'm single.
Speaker 10: I don't like that.
Speaker 1: He said, yeah, that's some fun I said, funny for
Speaker 1: you because you're like, yeah.
Speaker 10: I'm with Debbie and she's with Jasmine. Then it came
Speaker 10: up when I was at a least. I don't know
Speaker 10: what it is. I don't care, but I don't want
Speaker 10: to have to undo it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And then you know, in New York, I got hit
Speaker 10: on and stuff and I was like, okay.
Speaker 7: But what made you think that?
Speaker 6: I like?
Speaker 10: It bothered me. You know, it's just developing into my womanhood.
Speaker 3: I didn't have to.
Speaker 26: Walk and it was funk night and I would go
Speaker 26: there by myself. Sometimes you can't always have somebody come with,
Speaker 26: you know. Sometimes I think it's because I'm alone. You know,
Speaker 26: my best friend at a Lea's. We were walking through
Speaker 26: the park and unbeknownst to us, we were walking in
Speaker 26: the wooded gay area, Glen the valley, jail, the jail, okay,
Speaker 26: and somebody's eyes there. You didn't know we were in
Speaker 26: a certain area whatever, because I don't know. And then
Speaker 26: when I got back to the school.
Speaker 10: They were like, you know, they're saying that you and
Speaker 10: so and so. I was like, I don't even have
Speaker 10: a boyfriend.
Speaker 3: How can I have a girlfriend? Okay, like I can't
Speaker 3: even work.
Speaker 10: You know, it doesn't bother me.
Speaker 1: But when I was younger, it did because I was
Speaker 1: still developing.
Speaker 3: And they was pulling up on you.
Speaker 10: I was developing as a young woman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was still kicking it with Jasmine.
Speaker 6: Guys, so don't move.
Speaker 2: It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 8: It's the DJ and on this fridayes Hilaarry's Charlamage the guy.
Speaker 8: We are the breakfast club. We have Jasmine guy in
Speaker 8: the building. Charlamagne.
Speaker 7: Would you ever do a memoir? I know, I mean,
Speaker 7: you know you got done since it coming out this weekend,
Speaker 7: but would you ever do a memoir?
Speaker 26: I would need some help you know, I would just
Speaker 26: need some help. I can't write it myself by myself.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, most people get help with him memoy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because I loved reading Jada Pinket's book Worthy because,
Speaker 7: like you know, Mvy were saying early and you were saying,
Speaker 7: it was such a privacy.
Speaker 9: In the nineties. So to get those stories from.
Speaker 7: That era when she talks about you and poking, just
Speaker 7: yourll friendship, just that friendship of black Hollywood.
Speaker 1: It's just like man and now I was like privileged
Speaker 1: enough to hang with them because there's so much younger
Speaker 1: than me.
Speaker 10: You know, it was just easy.
Speaker 26: You know, her birthday party and we went to the Dragonfly,
Speaker 26: which was funk night that night.
Speaker 10: I liked me some funk Obviously, I'm.
Speaker 26: Like, it's fun night and a Dragonfly. But and you know,
Speaker 26: accepting of me because well, I'm sixty two. So when
Speaker 26: I'm on the show, I'm twenty five, twenty six, twenty seven.
Speaker 10: They eighteen nineteen. Now it's not a big deal. But
Speaker 10: back then, I wasn't hanging out with no you know.
Speaker 26: I remember I went to a restaurant with Cree and
Speaker 26: as we're walking to the restaurant, she said, do they card,
Speaker 26: I said, card, I mean I had never been carded
Speaker 26: because eighteen, you know.
Speaker 10: I said, how old are you? She said, I just
Speaker 10: turned eighteen. I said, what the hell am I doing?
Speaker 1: You know, are you kidding me?
Speaker 10: Condemed too.
Speaker 26: I saw them as kids, I like grown ass man
Speaker 26: when I was young, thirty thirty two. But now that
Speaker 26: they have embraced me yet I appreciate it because they
Speaker 26: kept me current and kept me interested because they, Jada
Speaker 26: and Cree, are out the box thinkers.
Speaker 1: They bring creative ideas to the table that I never
Speaker 1: would have thought of.
Speaker 10: And I love that. And of course, you know, keeps
Speaker 10: me laughing Hawk and I would like that too. He
Speaker 10: always had ideas.
Speaker 26: I felt so unaccomplished, you know, because he would say
Speaker 26: something and then do it. I would tell him an
Speaker 26: idea and not write it and not finish it or
Speaker 26: it's still like on my show Shelf. Mostly I wanted
Speaker 26: him to know that I felt he was a great actor.
Speaker 26: And I heard the murmurings of, oh, he's just being
Speaker 26: himself or whatever. They're just writing on his fame as
Speaker 26: a rapper. I said, everybody that raps ain't acting on there.
Speaker 26: There were a lot of rappers that had movies that
Speaker 26: man can act.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean his performances were after change, and I
Speaker 1: just wanted him to know that and not listen to that.
Speaker 1: One time in newsweek, they used to have a little
Speaker 1: blurb like scar of the Week or Celebrity of the week,
Speaker 1: just a little blurb.
Speaker 10: And they said and surprisingly handsome rapper. I said, how insulting.
Speaker 2: It was?
Speaker 1: I didn't, Yeah, why was that surprising? He's supposed to
Speaker 1: be ugly because he's a rapper. I found it racist.
Speaker 1: Then when I when I won one of my Image
Speaker 1: awards and I go to the press tent, there were
Speaker 1: two little white girls there and all they did was
Speaker 1: ask me about what I felt about Tupac getting an
Speaker 1: Image award.
Speaker 26: They kept asking me if I thought he deserved an
Speaker 26: Image Award, and I said, well, I don't know what
Speaker 26: the controversy is. Well, you know, because of Dolores Tucker
Speaker 26: and this, that and the other, and I didn't know.
Speaker 26: And I said, well, can you tell me which songs
Speaker 26: you're referring to? At the time, I had only heard
Speaker 26: dear Mama Brenda had a baby and keep your head up.
Speaker 10: I honestly didn't know what the controversy was. About because
Speaker 10: these are.
Speaker 26: All uplifting female and she said, well, I don't know
Speaker 26: which song.
Speaker 10: I haven't heard the CD.
Speaker 26: I said, well, why don't you do your homework and
Speaker 26: then come to me and asked me. I was so
Speaker 26: mad and the thing he saw that article and heard
Speaker 26: that I stood up for him, and she never forgot that.
Speaker 26: And I think that part of why she was cool
Speaker 26: with him staying with me after you got shut Yeah,
Speaker 26: because she didn't based on what they knew about me
Speaker 26: and seeing me on the show, she didn't realize that.
Speaker 10: I was like that, you know what I mean? And
Speaker 10: one of her friends said, oh, you a soldier now,
Speaker 10: and I was like, I'm sorry, are we at war?
Speaker 10: I didn't know what she meant by you.
Speaker 7: Were you afraid during that time? Like when you took
Speaker 7: park in after he got shot? Did you feel like
Speaker 7: what if they come looking from him in the Yeah?
Speaker 26: There were times because of the the regularity of my
Speaker 26: going in and out of my apartment, I felt like
Speaker 26: it would be easy if I had been on the
Speaker 26: radar for anybody to you know, follow me or come up.
Speaker 10: And so there was that.
Speaker 26: And I didn't live in a secured building like a
Speaker 26: doorman building. And I was scared of the like I
Speaker 26: had never seen a real bullet wound, just you know
Speaker 26: on TV like White, PD Blue and when I played
Speaker 26: a badass in this movie. But I was concerned about that,
Speaker 26: you know, actually caring for the wounds and making sure
Speaker 26: he was gonna be okay.
Speaker 10: He could have been in the hospital for.
Speaker 26: At least two or three more days on antibiotics.
Speaker 2: Everybody has walked out.
Speaker 8: He signed himself out, so you had to help him
Speaker 8: out and help meet and help him get himself back together.
Speaker 1: When he left Bellevue, he went to his girlfriends, and
Speaker 1: he realized it was equally accessible.
Speaker 26: He just felt like a sitting duck in the hospital.
Speaker 26: But everybody knew he was at his girlfriends. Nobody knew
Speaker 26: that we were friends. So him coming to my apartment
Speaker 26: was more like the Diary of Van Frank.
Speaker 10: I just put food under the bookcase. Yeah, I was
Speaker 10: on the down load.
Speaker 1: I didn't know what kind of publicity might have come
Speaker 1: from that, but it wasn't anything I was interested in publicizing.
Speaker 10: So I just shut the family down. I was like,
Speaker 10: you tell me, anybody, where's those you you know? Because
Speaker 10: I didn't do that for that reason.
Speaker 26: It was a personal reason, that's sure, And that was
Speaker 26: one of those moments where you know, y'all don't get that,
Speaker 26: and they they respected it all these years until the documentary,
Speaker 26: they've been wanting to, I guess thank me.
Speaker 1: But their love and I'm part of that family now
Speaker 1: has been enough. I don't need public thanks for what
Speaker 1: I did on the personal level. The documentary said, Okay, Jasmine,
Speaker 1: you can talk about that part of it now, because
Speaker 1: I really thought, well, just you know, I'll go to
Speaker 1: my grave with certain things. Not because I'm ashamed, but
Speaker 1: I don't like the exploitation factor of things that you
Speaker 1: do in your personal life for your kids or for
Speaker 1: people you love or whatever.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm sure you talk about this on a sense
Speaker 7: that this is my last question, Like when's the last
Speaker 7: time you spoke to him?
Speaker 2: Like before you die, you remember the last conversation.
Speaker 1: And I was visiting a Feini and Stone Mountain when
Speaker 1: they had a house there and he came through.
Speaker 10: Now this is after he had been in prison for
Speaker 10: eleven months. I haven't seen him for a while. Yeah,
Speaker 10: so I saw him at the house. That was the
Speaker 10: last time.
Speaker 2: You remember the conversation.
Speaker 10: It was just like, hey, you know, and he was like,
Speaker 10: I'm strong now because he was infirmed.
Speaker 26: So he wanted me to see his you know, little
Speaker 26: prison push up muscles, knuckles were all black from doing
Speaker 26: it on you know, he wanted.
Speaker 10: I was like, yeah, you look good. And then he
Speaker 10: went out with his friends and you know, I hung
Speaker 10: out with a.
Speaker 26: Fainting The thing that really hurt my feelings about him
Speaker 26: getting shot like that.
Speaker 10: When he was with me, I thought I was helping
Speaker 10: him go to the next part of his life, like grow.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 26: I was like, we're gonna go to prison. And then
Speaker 26: got shot again, and I knew that second shooting wasn't
Speaker 26: it was. Yeah, the first time, wearing his appendages now
Speaker 26: in his lungs. I'm so disappointed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And he told me he was gonna it wasn't
Speaker 1: gonna make it past twenty five.
Speaker 26: I always thought he was just talking all the time.
Speaker 26: That's legend put that in the book.
Speaker 10: I was like, I'm not writing a book about you.
Speaker 10: Stop telling me that.
Speaker 1: I'd be like, I'm never telling anybody anything about this experience.
Speaker 1: I thought it was ridiculous for him to say he
Speaker 1: wasn't going to live past twenty five. I treated him
Speaker 1: like I treated my little cousins that make these statements
Speaker 1: about life.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so that hurts.
Speaker 2: I can't wait people to hear your story. You live
Speaker 2: the life God.
Speaker 8: I got to watch him since this Sunday March.
Speaker 7: You are a cultural icon. We appreciate you so much,
Speaker 7: we value you. Just thank you always now, thank you,
Speaker 7: Jazzma guy, it's the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 7: We gotta encourage Jazman Guy to do a memoir. And
Speaker 7: not only you gotta encourage Jazman gott to do a memoir.
Speaker 7: Somebody please get just hilarious her own orange juice, because
Speaker 7: I am tired of every time I come in here
Speaker 7: with my orange juice. She walk up to me every
Speaker 7: morning and be like, who gonna drink that? You're gonna
Speaker 7: drink that deboo?
Speaker 3: I don't take it. I just be like, hey, do
Speaker 3: you want it? Because like you deydated, I do.
Speaker 9: I got my tea, my lemon ginger, honey, my orange
Speaker 9: juice in my water.
Speaker 3: I took it one day because you took you on
Speaker 3: to drink and I'm like, you're gonna wait for it
Speaker 3: to get room temperature, but why don't you just get
Speaker 3: your own?
Speaker 9: I forgot get just a juice every morning.
Speaker 2: What just only got six minutes. Let's get to jest
Speaker 2: with the world wide.
Speaker 3: Messing so much is just robbing Moore.
Speaker 2: Just don't do no lines, don't do.
Speaker 10: Talk, don't stand nobody talk world world.
Speaker 2: While on the Breakfast Club, she's a coaching ship.
Speaker 17: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 17: understand something that nobody could get you to see.
Speaker 2: This's time to set it off.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Monique, Thank you.
Speaker 1: Monica asked ray Je to stop speaking about her and
Speaker 1: Brandy's potential tour. So recently, Regje came to the Breakfast
Speaker 1: Club and he verbally announced and encouraged tour with his
Speaker 1: sister Brandy and Monica cold headline and he was asking
Speaker 1: questions like who would open and all of that type
Speaker 1: of stuff. And Monica saw the interview and also recalled
Speaker 1: from the other day ray J comment on her live
Speaker 1: about the tour idea. He actually like kept commenting and
Speaker 1: so she would see it, but of course she ignored
Speaker 1: it on her live. She obviously felt the way about
Speaker 1: it and took to her Instagram story to tell ray
Speaker 1: J chill Monica, and Monica said that she received no,
Speaker 1: all right, gonna be all right, so when she posted
Speaker 1: she basically said she basically said that she received no
Speaker 1: contract or no calls about the tour, while also asking
Speaker 1: rey Je to stop speaking on her in public. But
Speaker 1: I liked this specific part in her In her I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna say rant. In her response to ray J,
Speaker 1: she said, Brandy is a legend. She's one of one
Speaker 1: with an extensive catalog that I deeply respect, and a
Speaker 1: voice sent from having the conversation being had without sheet
Speaker 1: and I it is beginning to muddy.
Speaker 3: The water severely. And I agree with her.
Speaker 1: But I thought when he was up here and he
Speaker 1: was just saying that, even when he comment on our
Speaker 1: story the other day, I thought that this is something
Speaker 1: that he presented to them already, right, but they might
Speaker 1: have been like, boy, get out of here, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. I thought that he had already spoken
Speaker 1: to them, but he didn't. And I also believe that
Speaker 1: Reje don't be meaning no harm or whatever. But he
Speaker 1: just has to know there are certain avenues. And you've
Speaker 1: been in the business for a long time, you know,
Speaker 1: you know how to move, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: These are two legends.
Speaker 8: Actually, he was just putting it in an atmosphere I
Speaker 8: thought I thought he just said that's something that he
Speaker 8: would love to see.
Speaker 7: No, I think y J is actually doing that for
Speaker 7: I think he's actually doing that for his system, because
Speaker 7: I promise you he's probably having these conversations with his
Speaker 7: system behind the scenes Brandy, and you know she may
Speaker 7: or may not be with it. So he's putting it
Speaker 7: out into the ecosystem so people start talking about it,
Speaker 7: and then maybe that'll move Brandy to want to do
Speaker 7: it a little bit more.
Speaker 9: Are even promoters, you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: Promoters start making offers the live nations and whoever else
Speaker 7: in the world.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so why not speak with Monica about it too?
Speaker 1: I mean, that's your Sister's not the only one that
Speaker 1: chin you get what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: And I don't even know if Brandy's doing shows. Monica
Speaker 8: is doing a ton of shows. Monica is always.
Speaker 9: Like that, right, roll with Nikki right now, right right right.
Speaker 1: But I mean, obviously this wouldn't be a tour tomorrow,
Speaker 1: you know, it would take time and all of that
Speaker 1: stuff forhrsuals, set bills and all of that. But that's
Speaker 1: why Monica is saying I received no contract on no
Speaker 1: calls about it.
Speaker 3: You know, so I'm totally with her.
Speaker 1: But y J did respond to Monica's comments on Angeley
Speaker 1: Ye Way up with You with an apology and play
Speaker 1: number two.
Speaker 27: Listen, Monica, if I said anything wrong, I apologize. You
Speaker 27: are a great artist. You and Brandy have made history together,
Speaker 27: and all I want to do is just kind of
Speaker 27: like shake it up a little bit to get y'all
Speaker 27: to see that.
Speaker 2: To see what.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It was cut short, but yeah, he just wanted to
Speaker 1: finished the line that's your cousin, all right, But yeah,
Speaker 1: he basically want.
Speaker 3: People to see that.
Speaker 1: It's a big money maker and then there are two
Speaker 1: legends in the game and they should do it.
Speaker 3: I'm all for the tour.
Speaker 7: I am too, And we also gotta let's not act
Speaker 7: like this is the nineties, because you know, I thought
Speaker 7: about this, and I've said this before, I prefer Monica's catalog.
Speaker 7: Brandy's amazing, She's an incredible talent, great songs, but I
Speaker 7: personally prefer Monica's catalog. So what Monica also said was
Speaker 7: neither one of us are gonna be an opener. We're
Speaker 7: gonna have an opener, and then we're gonna get to
Speaker 7: the co headline.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and how she is?
Speaker 2: You ain't see that.
Speaker 8: The other day Charlamage, when I was trying to put
Speaker 8: it together, you y'all made it seem like Monica was
Speaker 8: the open and I was like, just because, no.
Speaker 3: No, listen, I said that.
Speaker 9: I never said that.
Speaker 3: All right, calm down. I did say.
Speaker 1: I said, yeah, I do think that Brandy shit, you know,
Speaker 1: in the show, Monica opens. But I also did say
Speaker 1: they co headlining. Who would they have come? But you
Speaker 1: know before them, they can have like other R and
Speaker 1: B acts, but who comes out first? Maybe open was
Speaker 1: a bad word.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I actually said they should go like like song for
Speaker 7: song like they did in the verses, like Monica, Brandy
Speaker 7: comes out those song. Monic comes out those song, and
Speaker 7: Monica comes out, Brandy comes out and the song.
Speaker 6: That's what I said.
Speaker 1: But then that's a replica of the verses, and I
Speaker 1: just feel like, we do you need it? If I'm
Speaker 1: listening to Monica, that's the vibe I'm on. If everyone
Speaker 1: listened to Brandy, that's the vibe I'm on. You know,
Speaker 1: I don't want I don't like back and forth.
Speaker 10: You go, now, you go, now you go gear like no.
Speaker 3: No, So that's it.
Speaker 2: Hopefully it happened.
Speaker 1: Hopefully it does happen. I hope and hopefully they reach
Speaker 1: out to Monica and give an offer and stop.
Speaker 3: Playing with her.
Speaker 1: All right, Philly rapper Quillie, why is his name Quilly?
Speaker 1: He claims Meek Mile told his entourage they couldn't come
Speaker 1: with him.
Speaker 3: To Ditty's parties.
Speaker 1: So Quilly sat down to the podcast when he spoke
Speaker 1: on an anonymous person and Meek's.
Speaker 3: Crew, he said, basically, this is a real short story.
Speaker 1: He said basically that this anonymous person was not allowed
Speaker 1: to go to certain Diddy parties with me, probably only
Speaker 1: the daytime ones.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's what they allegedly, that's what That's what he said.
Speaker 3: So oh, but it is audio.
Speaker 2: We got audio my bay the Diddy the party parties.
Speaker 28: He was in college going to a couple of parties
Speaker 28: with me, right and meet to my inside man that
Speaker 28: he can't go to two, two or three parties yet,
Speaker 28: so he got left like at the at the crib, Airbnb, hotel,
Speaker 28: mansion wherever.
Speaker 2: He was like, he couldn't go Monday and Tuesday you
Speaker 2: can go.
Speaker 28: To this party, but Wednesday and Thursday when we go
Speaker 28: to this other mansion party you gotta stay back. That's
Speaker 28: just coming from my inside guy, like I own that party.
Speaker 28: Like when they say Diddy party party, Yeah, a few
Speaker 28: people was around at that time.
Speaker 2: They couldn't got leave me alone.
Speaker 1: The weekly parties are probably you know PG thirteen, real
Speaker 1: cool networking, they saw serve orders, you know, stuff like that.
Speaker 3: But the weekend parties meet like, uh uh, you can't
Speaker 3: go to these.
Speaker 2: What leave meek alone?
Speaker 5: Thing?
Speaker 7: Man? It sounds funny now when you just head Diddy,
Speaker 7: it just sounds hilarious, right, But like that don't mean anything.
Speaker 7: Just because the person says, hey, only you can come
Speaker 7: to this party, that means just don't bring your crew.
Speaker 3: He probably was protecting him.
Speaker 7: Nothing that has nothing to do with protecting him. Okay,
Speaker 7: I mean, allegedly, you don't invite everybody to your house.
Speaker 3: Absolutely not.
Speaker 1: But did he has I'm pretty sure didd he has
Speaker 1: a house for parties, and then he probably have a
Speaker 1: house for the party parties, and then he has his
Speaker 1: personal house.
Speaker 7: What if the party parties at his personal house, he
Speaker 7: don't want them at the person Okay, that's I don't
Speaker 7: know these negroes.
Speaker 9: I know that your people, but don't bring them.
Speaker 10: Right Okay, what I'm saying. Okay, so he was protecting.
Speaker 2: Diddy, who was protecting Diddy?
Speaker 1: The niggas from Philly, Like, don't be bringing all these
Speaker 1: Philly people many you go out, yes.
Speaker 9: Yes, what you're saying, what you want to you want
Speaker 9: a bunch of people from.
Speaker 2: No, not at all.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't want much of them while niggas, you're right,
Speaker 7: you're right, but I don't want to go to man.
Speaker 9: And that was from an Academics podcast, right, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Look, Mick Mill speaks out on his decision to finally
Speaker 1: block DJ Academics. Give me some hand class for that,
Speaker 1: because he is growing up. This is what he's surely
Speaker 1: this is what he should have been dead after threatening
Speaker 1: to kill that man. But yeah, he definitely should have
Speaker 1: been blocked him because ain't no way you letting this
Speaker 1: this man get you.
Speaker 7: Academics has been bullying Meek Mill. He has been social
Speaker 7: media bullying Meek Mill. Yeah, should you should? You should
Speaker 7: block your bullies.
Speaker 1: It's because Meek is letting him the response and Academics
Speaker 1: just goes away when we don't talk.
Speaker 7: About him, like he goes away. That's acts world. You're
Speaker 7: not gonna beat act in his world. How you gonna
Speaker 7: beat acting social media?
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 9: That's his world.
Speaker 7: Now you you know, you catch him in the streets,
Speaker 7: that's a whole different thing. I don't wish no violence
Speaker 7: on nobody, but if you catch him street, that's a
Speaker 7: whole difer thing. But you're not gonna beat him in
Speaker 7: social media.
Speaker 3: Unless you're another Internet person.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 9: Sure, but you gotta be and in that personality, you
Speaker 9: ain't that hor.
Speaker 10: To meet.
Speaker 9: Yesterday, Meet tried to tweet.
Speaker 3: Hold On, I just was sorry, hold on, I'm saying
Speaker 3: he tried to tweet.
Speaker 2: No, he did try to tweet.
Speaker 9: Where is this tweet he tried to?
Speaker 17: Know?
Speaker 7: He this is the tweet yesterday from me. I would
Speaker 7: do the same. Fanatics is basically the garden is eating
Speaker 7: where dreams come true?
Speaker 3: Ha l O L.
Speaker 9: I think he was trying to say garden to eating, y'all.
Speaker 6: He was.
Speaker 9: Garden is eating.
Speaker 29: Oh.
Speaker 3: I know, that's right.
Speaker 2: You ain't gonna be that like guys, it's just the mess.
Speaker 1: It's just the mess for the second hour. And I'm
Speaker 1: not coming back because they cut my third one today too.
Speaker 1: All right, give your donkey to man for after the hour.
Speaker 1: We have a woman named Michelle Young who needs to
Speaker 1: come to the front of the congregation. Uh, we'd like
Speaker 1: to have a word with them.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll get to that next, So don't move.
Speaker 2: It's to breakfast lug, good morning, wake if you're like
Speaker 2: into the breakfast club, Charlavage. Some donkey to day is
Speaker 2: just sad himself. Charlotte man ready, I never heard them
Speaker 2: donkey other day.
Speaker 9: Said it again, Charlama.
Speaker 13: I'm a duncan.
Speaker 3: Yes you are.
Speaker 6: That, Charlotte Vane say that's true.
Speaker 7: Yes, Donkey Today for Friday, March twenty second goes to
Speaker 7: a woman named Michelle Young. She's forty six years old
Speaker 7: and she's from Burlington, Iowa.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 7: She faces charges of reckless use of fire, explosives, destructive devices,
Speaker 7: and possession of drug for araphernilia. You know, earlier were
Speaker 7: talking about the Collie Russell story, and Collie Russell is
Speaker 7: on probation and as part of her probation she has
Speaker 7: to go to mental health counseling. And Jess, you said
Speaker 7: something I agree with. Everything is in a mental health issue.
Speaker 7: Some people just make poor choices. Yep, very true. So
Speaker 7: I'm interested to hear what you think about Michelle Young's situation.
Speaker 7: Did she make a bad choice or is there something
Speaker 7: emotionally and mentally wrong. Let's go to Casey RG, ABC
Speaker 7: nine News for the report.
Speaker 21: Police six, a Burlington woman is facing charges after police
Speaker 21: say she set fire to a porch. According to a
Speaker 21: des Moines County arrest affidavit, it happened just after four
Speaker 21: thirty pm yesterday on Vineyard Street. Police say when they
Speaker 21: arrived on scene, forty six year old Michelle Young was
Speaker 21: standing on the porch. She told them a friend lived
Speaker 21: in the home, but the resident who saw the incident
Speaker 21: on her home security camera said she didn't know this
Speaker 21: woman at all and had never seen her before. Young
Speaker 21: is charged with reckless use of fire and possession of
Speaker 21: drug paraphernalia.
Speaker 7: What did that sound like? Mittal Health Fisher's a just
Speaker 7: porchose let me give you? Wanna give you some information? Okay,
Speaker 7: I'm gonna give you some more information. Michelle Young set
Speaker 7: her friend's porch on fire because her friend didn't answer. Now,
Speaker 7: full disclosure. This is how I be feeling when people
Speaker 7: I love doing answer the phone. When I know my
Speaker 7: wife is home and she don't answer the phone, I'll
Speaker 7: be wanting to set things on fire. When I called
Speaker 7: Jesse Hilarius and she don't answer, But then I see
Speaker 7: her back to back posting videos and pictures.
Speaker 2: On her story.
Speaker 7: I'd be wanting to set things on fire, but I
Speaker 7: don't because I'm mentally and emotionally stable. Oh and one
Speaker 7: more fun fact. Michelle Young said this was her friend's house,
Speaker 7: but as you heard in the news report, she didn't
Speaker 7: know this woman and the woman didn't know her. Would
Speaker 7: you like to know some more details? Michelle Young told
Speaker 7: officers she believed the home belonged to a friend. She
Speaker 7: also said that she saw a sign that said which
Speaker 7: is welcome, and because she was a witch she identifies
Speaker 7: as a witch, she lit some items on fire, set
Speaker 7: the porch on fire. Now, I don't know too many
Speaker 7: people who have a sign in their yard that says
Speaker 7: which is welcome unless it's Halloween. Was just a sign
Speaker 7: that's been up since Halloween? Was there even really a sign?
Speaker 7: And even though the sign says which is welcome?
Speaker 2: Welcome to do?
Speaker 17: What?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 9: Did the sign say you're welcome to commit arson? Was
Speaker 9: it a fire sign? Meaning she was in aries Leo
Speaker 9: sagittarius all.
Speaker 7: I'm simply wondering is jes Do you think this woman
Speaker 7: needs some type of mental health counseling or does she
Speaker 7: need an exorcism? Before you answer, would you like to
Speaker 7: see her picture? Would you like to see her pi?
Speaker 7: Nick zoom in on this?
Speaker 3: Okay? Oh wow? Mentally ill?
Speaker 10: And oh yeah, because you're gonna need therapy after to
Speaker 10: get them out of them.
Speaker 7: Is there a difference between demonic possession and mental disorder? See,
Speaker 7: some of y'all need a psychotherapist, but some of y'all
Speaker 7: need an exorcist.
Speaker 9: Okay, And that's the problem.
Speaker 7: That's the issue we don't discuss enough, and that's demonic possession.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 7: I encourage y'all to go to therapy all the time,
Speaker 7: but some of y'all don't just need a therapist. Y'all
Speaker 7: actually need an exorcist.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 7: We love to say that ain't nothing but the devil,
Speaker 7: but y'all don't even know what the devil looks like.
Speaker 9: Look at this mug shot.
Speaker 10: Look down.
Speaker 7: This woman looks like one version of five different characters
Speaker 7: from the Wizard of Us. How can one person simultaneously
Speaker 7: look like the Cowardly Lion, the Scarecrow, Dorothy, the tin Man,
Speaker 7: and the wicked witch of the West. Look, see, when
Speaker 7: you dance with the devil, the devil just not alternate.
Speaker 7: The devil changes you. You're not gonna tell me this
Speaker 7: woman has not been changed. Okay, this woman did not
Speaker 7: always look like Gary Owens if he transitioned into Jaye Owens.
Speaker 3: Okay, she did give a little Gary.
Speaker 7: A little a lot Gary's sister. It's either Gary sister
Speaker 7: or Gary. Right, Gary gonna get that Netflix special one
Speaker 7: way of you hear me? Please give Michelle Young, the
Speaker 7: sweet childs of the Hamiltons.
Speaker 3: Oh no, you are the dog.
Speaker 9: Of the day, the dog.
Speaker 2: Ah the day. Damn.
Speaker 7: Look at this one to today, sir. She looks like
Speaker 7: the joke if the joker wanted to speak to a manager.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's Oh.
Speaker 7: Look look at this gry Oh god, she looks like
Speaker 7: she holds a barbecue every January sixth insurrection. This is
Speaker 7: Gary on sister. I don't care what nobody says. He's
Speaker 7: Garyans said. You know what, I'm gonna transition into Gael
Speaker 7: and then I'm gonna get my first Netflix special.
Speaker 2: God, all right, we come down on. Luke will be
Speaker 2: joining us.
Speaker 8: Of course, The Freaknik documentary is out right now Luke
Speaker 8: and the producers of the documentary will be joining.
Speaker 9: Jay Allen and Nicky Bowles.
Speaker 2: That's right, we're gonna kick it with them. Next it
Speaker 2: don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast
Speaker 2: Club Olding.
Speaker 8: Everybody's d J n V Jess Lara Charlamage the God.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. We got some special guests
Speaker 8: in the building. People are nervous about these three individuals
Speaker 8: and then they're gonna ruin their lives with this new documentary.
Speaker 8: Ladies and gentlemen, we have Jay Allen, Nicki Bows and
Speaker 8: Uncle Luke. The documentary Freakness, the Wild Freaknick the Wildest
Speaker 8: Party Never Told, streaming now on Hulu.
Speaker 2: Welcome.
Speaker 8: That's good, good now. We've all seen it, and a
Speaker 8: lot of people who have it were very nervous. They
Speaker 8: thought they were going to see older videos of Uncle
Speaker 8: Luke throwing money on them. They thought they were going
Speaker 8: to see videos of themselves at Freaknick's, you know, torking
Speaker 8: on calls. They didn't call it torking back then. It
Speaker 8: was booty shaking on cars. They weren't gonna see that.
Speaker 8: But the doc is not really like that. It kind
Speaker 8: of explains the story of the origin, how it started,
Speaker 8: how it helped so many people, how it helped the
Speaker 8: land of music and all that.
Speaker 2: So break down the documentary and why you guys wanted
Speaker 2: to put this together.
Speaker 30: Yeah, we were a few years behind. You know what
Speaker 30: the essence of Freaknan it was to be able to attend.
Speaker 30: So when Nick and I created the original concept, you know,
Speaker 30: we knew we were missing the stories. And that's when
Speaker 30: we went and found Uncle Luke and found Jermaine so
Speaker 30: that we could tell the story the right way. And essentially,
Speaker 30: as we were putting it together, everybody had a Freaknick story.
Speaker 30: So what you see is a hybrid of everybody from
Speaker 30: the DC Metro Club to you know, the people that
Speaker 30: were at the end telling the story about.
Speaker 8: Now what y'all know about freedom, because y'all weren't that.
Speaker 8: Y'all weren't there, So y'all want to hear stories from uncles, aunties.
Speaker 31: And what anybody coming back like you will wait for
Speaker 31: them to get back so you can see what happened.
Speaker 31: They coming back with the shirts with the big Looney
Speaker 31: Tune characters and the Bart Simpsons and all of that,
Speaker 31: and the music, all of that coming back and you're like, oh,
Speaker 31: I can't wait to go, only for it to end
Speaker 31: before you.
Speaker 2: Can get there.
Speaker 9: This is interesting though, that I think about it.
Speaker 7: Jay and Nikki y'all wanted to do the doc, but
Speaker 7: the OG's like the Lukes who not just where they
Speaker 7: have provided the soundtrack for it?
Speaker 9: Did y'all not want to tell the story?
Speaker 6: Luke?
Speaker 9: Just because you're like, you know what some things the
Speaker 9: best left on said? You know what I mean, something
Speaker 9: the best left off the record?
Speaker 6: Nah?
Speaker 15: No, I mean for me, you know, it's it's always
Speaker 15: telling the stories, you know, because my story has never
Speaker 15: been told, you know. And I looked at my whole career,
Speaker 15: you know, my stories you know have not been documented,
Speaker 15: you know, for whatever reason, and uh, you know when
Speaker 15: I jumped on this, it was it was about, you know,
Speaker 15: my whole life story, you know. I was I did
Speaker 15: a deal with film company and I looked at the
Speaker 15: actual script that was written for my like biopic, and
Speaker 15: then I was like, half of my stories.
Speaker 6: Ain't being told.
Speaker 15: So, you know, I didn't enter into a deal with
Speaker 15: Swirl Films to be able to do these different parts
Speaker 15: of my life stories. So when Jay and Nicky mentioned
Speaker 15: freak Nick, and I was like, that's another part of
Speaker 15: my life story that wouldn't have been in a long
Speaker 15: stripted film, you know, And so be amongst that story
Speaker 15: and other stories, you know, so you know that I'm
Speaker 15: doing for the next couple of years.
Speaker 6: You don't document those stories and put them out, you know,
Speaker 6: this is just one part of it.
Speaker 7: Could you ever do a proper anything about Uncle Luke
Speaker 7: in this era? Everybody's so sensitive people want to cancer folks.
Speaker 9: Could you ever do that properly? Because you would have
Speaker 9: to you can only do it one way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you could only do it one way.
Speaker 15: And that's why, like, like I have a I'm doing
Speaker 15: a bio pick with Will Packer, and we negotiating with
Speaker 15: a couple of different companies, and the unique way of
Speaker 15: how we put that together, you know, kind of took
Speaker 15: the sensitivity out of it, because, yeah, you live in
Speaker 15: a different era, you know. And even with this right here,
Speaker 15: you know, Freaknick is a large part of my story,
Speaker 15: you know, and you know I put the freak in Freaknick,
Speaker 15: And so you know, you had to do it in
Speaker 15: a unique way because if you did it, if we
Speaker 15: did this story a certain type of way in this
Speaker 15: life that we live in right now, we're probably all
Speaker 15: be in jail.
Speaker 8: Did Uncle Luke ruined Freaknick and changed the HBC proper
Speaker 8: picnic of what they were trying to do. They were
Speaker 8: trying to be the DC people that couldn't afford to
Speaker 8: go home, were trying to create this brilliant and nice space.
Speaker 8: And you know, the Greeks were stepping and there was
Speaker 8: barbecue and there was food. And then came let me say,
Speaker 8: you you know.
Speaker 3: You're talking about I would say he enhanced it.
Speaker 2: You'd think Atlanta wasn't ready for that.
Speaker 9: Obviously, I'm not gonna say it wasn't ready.
Speaker 31: It just didn't know it was ready because that him
Speaker 31: coming there, wilding out and all of that made other
Speaker 31: people come there and made other acts come there. And
Speaker 31: then that's where the music came from, and the South
Speaker 31: got something to say and all of that, and I mean,
Speaker 31: Uncle Luke.
Speaker 8: And look what made you want to go to Freaknik?
Speaker 8: Like was it the buzzing at the time? Because it
Speaker 8: was small at first, and then you took it to
Speaker 8: another level.
Speaker 15: I mean, you know, you having a party in Atlanta
Speaker 15: and it's called Freaknink.
Speaker 3: I got to be the ambassat.
Speaker 15: So I mean, so, I mean basically, you know, this
Speaker 15: was at the time when I went, it was the
Speaker 15: height of my career, our career or the controversy, going
Speaker 15: to jail, doing all these different things, you know. And
Speaker 15: then I hear about this little party going on in
Speaker 15: Atlanta called Freaknink. So then when I heard it, I
Speaker 15: thought it was a freak party, you know, real talking
Speaker 15: about I need to be there.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm the king of freakingness.
Speaker 2: I gotta go show my face in this joint, you
Speaker 2: feel me.
Speaker 6: And then at the end of the day, you know.
Speaker 15: We went there and did that, plus some shop videos
Speaker 15: and all these different things, and come to find out
Speaker 15: later on down the line, it was like no, no, no,
Speaker 15: it wasn't no, it wasn't that.
Speaker 6: Type of party.
Speaker 15: There was some people out there with little tps and
Speaker 15: then little you know, candos and all that. They were
Speaker 15: trying to have a little Greek thing. And before you
Speaker 15: know it, you know, I put the freaking in the picnic.
Speaker 7: What what was the difference between Freaknick and the classics
Speaker 7: in Florida? The closet was was wild too.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Well, I mean, you you had different you had
Speaker 15: different degrees of it all lot and I lived through
Speaker 15: through through the mall.
Speaker 9: You had Murder Beach, yes, sir, Black Weekend.
Speaker 6: The same situation. You had Murder Beach. Then you had
Speaker 6: Daytona Beach, you know.
Speaker 15: Then you from Daytona Beach, you had Caravana and uh
Speaker 15: in Canada, So you had different versions of these different parties.
Speaker 15: You know, that was generated through young people. And then
Speaker 15: you had Gatherstone the Beach week like what it was.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 2: It was some sort of beach weekend out there that
Speaker 2: we would go frequent Philly.
Speaker 15: Greg Yeah, Philly, Yeah, yeah, I remember you know, doing that,
Speaker 15: doing that party, watching people run by my hotel naked.
Speaker 15: So you had all those type of parties and and uh,
Speaker 15: you know and Freak Nick was just one that you
Speaker 15: had to go to.
Speaker 2: During that time.
Speaker 8: Did you ever get the money you were supposed to get?
Speaker 8: Because I'm thinking about it now when Uncle Luke pulled up,
Speaker 8: it wasn't like a regular rapper where he could just
Speaker 8: perform with a DJ.
Speaker 9: On the side.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like you had a lot of people pay. Did
Speaker 2: you actually get what you was both? Because you you
Speaker 2: had mc hammer type staff like you had mad people.
Speaker 6: No, no, not type staff. I haven't had a whole
Speaker 6: seven twenty seven.
Speaker 15: I remember going to Japan and I'm like, man, you
Speaker 15: got all these people in here, war drove and all
Speaker 15: that stuff, like how you pay him? But yeah, I
Speaker 15: mean my my crew was a big old I mean
Speaker 15: it was mostly girls. It was girls, was and DJ's
Speaker 15: and you know, we ain't had too many securities. It
Speaker 15: was it was new artists like Pitt Bull would be
Speaker 15: on the bus, you know, Trick Eddy would be on
Speaker 15: the bus. You know, guys that I was breaking along
Speaker 15: the way, you know, using my popularity to spend them
Speaker 15: off to hopefully had him become a hit artist.
Speaker 8: All Right, we got more with Uncle Luke and the
Speaker 8: producers of Freaknick when we come back, So don't move.
Speaker 8: It's the Breakfast Club the Morning Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy, Charlomagne,
Speaker 8: the guy Jess Hilarious.
Speaker 2: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: We're still kicking with Uncle Luke and the producers of
Speaker 8: the Freaknick documentary that's out today, j Allen and Nicky Bows, Charlamagne.
Speaker 2: Did you hear earthquake?
Speaker 9: When he was up here? Luke and he said that
Speaker 9: he dropped the nuclear missile. Why they call you broken that.
Speaker 2: That's what happened.
Speaker 32: When you drop a nuke on the in the country,
Speaker 32: it's called it broken out when it's a new all
Speaker 32: your own friendly soul and everything as an accident right
Speaker 32: now if you.
Speaker 2: Well know, man, it's just you know, I told him,
Speaker 2: you underst thing.
Speaker 15: I'm in Boxtairs, Louise out of that street, Port Louisana.
Speaker 2: This when Luke was at the heightens this thing. I
Speaker 2: had one hundred and fifty bad chicks.
Speaker 32: I said, I'm going and they sent me out here
Speaker 32: and changed the ordness on the plane.
Speaker 2: So they brung it on itself. Yeah, I heard that
Speaker 2: you can't miss your show.
Speaker 15: When I heard that story right here on your show,
Speaker 15: it's like, I'm like, oh lord, this man, this man
Speaker 15: fit to blame me.
Speaker 2: My dog too quick.
Speaker 6: I mean, hey, but that was that was funny. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Do you still feel like hip hop forgot about Florida?
Speaker 6: No, no question about it.
Speaker 15: I mean we it was we had to go on
Speaker 15: you know, me and trick that we had to actually
Speaker 15: go on social media and say, hey, you forgot about it.
Speaker 6: That's what the is going on.
Speaker 2: We're a part of this, We're major part of this.
Speaker 2: And then people start calling up and like, oh, we're sorry,
Speaker 2: Oh we want to have invite you.
Speaker 6: We want you to be a part of this. And
Speaker 6: if it's like that, so I mean that that's that's
Speaker 6: been happening in my entire career.
Speaker 15: And that's that's why, you know, before I was mad,
Speaker 15: but like right now, being able to tell all these
Speaker 15: stories in different forms of freak Nick Coach, Luke, Uh,
Speaker 15: this other show that we're partnering up with Lebron that
Speaker 15: we getting ready to do on you know, scripted series
Speaker 15: that could be the.
Speaker 2: Book of Luca.
Speaker 15: Ah, that's gonna be probably the Dark Side of Lucay.
Speaker 15: Yeah and so and and give you a real story
Speaker 15: of Miami. And you know, between that and the in
Speaker 15: the in the movie that we're doing with Will Packer,
Speaker 15: and then the other uh, the other show with me
Speaker 15: coaching that we're.
Speaker 6: Doing with Smack and straight Hand and all them.
Speaker 15: So you will see all these different pieces of being
Speaker 15: able to tell these different stories, which I'm.
Speaker 6: Happy right now.
Speaker 15: So I pretty much created a damn film company out
Speaker 15: of the whole thing because they didn't tell the story.
Speaker 6: And then I'll get to tell.
Speaker 9: My own story with you Hip Hop Pie and Nail Look, that's.
Speaker 7: What pisses me off when people have these conversations about
Speaker 7: hip hop pie anders and hip hop moguls. You wanted
Speaker 7: the original ones. We don't get down South hip hop
Speaker 7: without Uncle.
Speaker 2: You don't think they realized what he sacrificed and went through. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't think they understand.
Speaker 9: And you fought the government for hip hop.
Speaker 2: For Itawyers, and we.
Speaker 8: Got locked up, got locked up like he fought for
Speaker 8: hip hop.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 30: They left him out to fight by himself, like he
Speaker 30: was literally fighting just like you said.
Speaker 15: Man, nobody came to my defense. There wasn't no nobody
Speaker 15: in the industry. Matter of fact, people in the industry
Speaker 15: was talking about me. I mean they would go on
Speaker 15: Donnie Simpson Show other rappers and be like, oh, that's
Speaker 15: not hip hop.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 15: He got to the point where when we did shows
Speaker 15: with hip hop artists that they would put them on
Speaker 15: last and then they were all leave because you know,
Speaker 15: how you're doing show, everybody on the side seeing who
Speaker 15: rocked the stage, and so we we we had to
Speaker 15: go through a lot, you know people, but then people
Speaker 15: start understanding, and that's why, you know, I was happy
Speaker 15: that we put Savager part of this because when he
Speaker 15: looked at you know, you know, this young kid is
Speaker 15: trying to understand, you know, just what went on. You know,
Speaker 15: this part of history, you know, and and people like
Speaker 15: Aside Rocket, you know, I sit down in conversation with him,
Speaker 15: you know, man, I'll just embrace the history. So you
Speaker 15: got some artists that go deep into it and then
Speaker 15: they just want the vibe and like know where it
Speaker 15: came from. But then you got a lot of people
Speaker 15: that really try to brush it up under the rug.
Speaker 15: But you know, this doctor, this doctoruld be the beginning
Speaker 15: of something big. I think because this is the only
Speaker 15: this only description of the South. You know, on this level,
Speaker 15: you don't have nothing that ever been done on the South.
Speaker 15: And I think a large part of it didn't want
Speaker 15: to tell the story because then a lot of people
Speaker 15: have to give me too much credit, you feel me.
Speaker 15: So you know, when you do that, then it'll be like, Okay,
Speaker 15: who's the part of this? And not telling these stories?
Speaker 7: Why you think they tried to ban what you was
Speaker 7: doing when literally all you was doing was making people dance,
Speaker 7: making people have sex. But you have all these artists
Speaker 7: who's killing people on records, selling drugs on records, I
Speaker 7: don't see nobody trying to band them.
Speaker 9: Why did they try to ban you?
Speaker 6: I was the first, you know what I'm saying, It
Speaker 6: was the first to cuss on the records.
Speaker 15: A lot of people don't understand Miami is half naked
Speaker 15: people walking around everywhere, you know, strip cause it was naked.
Speaker 15: So so when when when they came after us, it
Speaker 15: was because, you know, for a couple of reasons, won
Speaker 15: the album covers. You know they you know, they were exotic.
Speaker 15: Then the back of the album cover the titles were
Speaker 15: you know, face down the ass up. Hey once you
Speaker 15: know that I do that because I had no money,
Speaker 15: you know what I'm saying. You know, the music industry
Speaker 15: was against what I was doing because I was taking
Speaker 15: sales away from everybody else, you know, and then when
Speaker 15: you take sales.
Speaker 6: Away, then it's like, okay, we gotta shut this down.
Speaker 15: So then they seeing typic Gore al Gore's wife, after me,
Speaker 15: you know, and put me on this list. You know,
Speaker 15: they they tell George Lucas at that time, my name
Speaker 15: was Luke Skywalker Records, you gotta suit us. So they
Speaker 15: were pulling me from all different was, you know, not
Speaker 15: how to pay him a big ass settlement George Lucas. Yeah,
Speaker 15: I had a big ass lawsuit. Just that's why I
Speaker 15: don't look at no Star Wars right everything Jesus records.
Speaker 2: He sued me in and uh I had to pay
Speaker 2: got them back then you can tell us not right
Speaker 2: or no.
Speaker 15: It was a half a million dollars. You know a
Speaker 15: lot of people think that it was one case. It
Speaker 15: was actually three cases. It was one the royal opposer case. Uh,
Speaker 15: that went to the Spring Court.
Speaker 6: I won that. If I don't win that, you don't.
Speaker 6: You don't there's the more satire, that's the more Saturday
Speaker 6: Night Live and none of that.
Speaker 15: You can't you know, make a joke about somebody. Then
Speaker 15: they had the also satire that was a satire case.
Speaker 15: That was a satire that didn't just change music, that
Speaker 15: changed TV and the Internet and the internet because right
Speaker 15: now they used my case for any Internet claim, whether
Speaker 15: it's intellectual property, it became an intellectual property, uh satire case.
Speaker 6: And so when you had that.
Speaker 15: Going on, you know, now I got I gotta go
Speaker 15: get this this ruling overturn that the record is deemed
Speaker 15: I've seen by this federal judge. And then I then
Speaker 15: say Kim, we go down the street and perform and
Speaker 15: then go to jail for it. So I got three
Speaker 15: cases going on at one time, plus you know, plus
Speaker 15: all the other.
Speaker 6: Happening around me trying to run a record company.
Speaker 25: And all that.
Speaker 15: And that's why, that's why, you know, I got really
Speaker 15: really really deep into the into the politics of it though,
Speaker 15: you know, and uh, and seeing where it was coming from.
Speaker 2: What you did is really to fight for hip hop,
Speaker 2: for the next artist. But the artists didn't support you
Speaker 2: at all.
Speaker 8: All the hip hop artists basically said you but you
Speaker 8: still knew the bigger picture.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I look, I looked at it from a bigger
Speaker 15: picture standpoint because I know, all right, he's more stupid
Speaker 15: right now.
Speaker 6: You know, the industry is not supporting me.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: I remember going to the Grammys.
Speaker 15: And and it was like, we want you to go
Speaker 15: to the Grammys and everything, and I go there, I
Speaker 15: sit down on the third row and they man start
Speaker 15: having this big speech by you know, artists being attacked,
Speaker 15: and we're fighting, you know, we're sporting all this and everything,
Speaker 15: you know, our artists for free expression and everything. And
Speaker 15: right now we want to honor a person who's out
Speaker 15: there on the road doing it every night, Madonna, I
Speaker 15: ain't ever went back there.
Speaker 6: He grabbed me.
Speaker 2: This was the last time when you know, uh no
Speaker 2: that it was crazy, man.
Speaker 15: But but again that that's why I got so deep
Speaker 15: into politics, man, because I know everything is political.
Speaker 7: I'd love to see that genre of bass music come back.
Speaker 7: There's a couple of artists that's that's doing it a
Speaker 7: little bit. And I started you was in the studio
Speaker 7: with Kresha.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, she's bringing it back. She's bringing
Speaker 15: it back. I mean the song that that we did together.
Speaker 15: I mean, you know, because I don't go in the
Speaker 15: studio for nobody. I mean people call me all the time,
Speaker 15: you know, go and sample the you know what. You know,
Speaker 15: only two people could get me in there, MISSI. I
Speaker 15: went in there with her, uh before Covid in the
Speaker 15: with Kresha, you know, and uh you know, I heard
Speaker 15: the track and I was like, okay.
Speaker 6: I can put that, you know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 6: we went in there and got it out real, real easy.
Speaker 15: I think it's gonna be a big summer club banger
Speaker 15: and everything, and I'm looking forward to people listening to it.
Speaker 8: Ladies and gentlemen, make sure you check out freak Nick
Speaker 8: the Wirelace Party never told school.
Speaker 7: Now they should build a statue of Uncle Luke in
Speaker 7: every major hip hop.
Speaker 9: C I'm not even joking New York l A.
Speaker 6: Do I get to have my jenitals hanging? No statue?
Speaker 7: You know what?
Speaker 2: Like Nikki Bobs Uncle Luke. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is d j NV just hilarious. Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 8: We are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Let's get to pass the AUSJ Yeah, DJ comes, come spending.
Speaker 17: What up?
Speaker 10: What's up?
Speaker 30: Guys?
Speaker 32: Oh?
Speaker 10: I thought he was being stink.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I'm not gonna be conversation.
Speaker 10: We're about to have.
Speaker 9: We roald conversations.
Speaker 10: We can get into the music.
Speaker 3: Let's start off with like that with Future and Metro Woman.
Speaker 29: Yeah yeah, get up with me. Sneak this the first place, shooter.
Speaker 29: I hope they came with three switches. I crashed out
Speaker 29: right brack this mety mild. If I had two got
Speaker 29: two teams with me, I'm snatching chains and burning tattoos.
Speaker 33: Just love.
Speaker 29: Too many soldiers. Nothing the players say. If you walk around,
Speaker 29: let's stick and gonna boat drop the location. I still
Speaker 29: got PTSD. I'm the Big Three.
Speaker 3: It's just big meat crazy now.
Speaker 7: N y l A went to Saint John's University because
Speaker 7: of J Cole. J Cole is her personal favorite rapper.
Speaker 7: We've had so many conversations on air and off air,
Speaker 7: and I tell her all the time, stop playing with
Speaker 7: Kendrick lamar.
Speaker 9: He's the one yo.
Speaker 33: Nobody, nobody has ever played with Kendrick Lamar so and
Speaker 33: this is why I was like, man, I'm so annoyed
Speaker 33: that this happened because I got to come up here.
Speaker 10: And deal with shenanigans.
Speaker 33: But I feel like Kendrick is an innocent bystander, and
Speaker 33: the beat between Drake and Kendrick, I do, Yeah, I
Speaker 33: feel like cole.
Speaker 9: Is A is a innocent He picked the side you want.
Speaker 2: You want to be a first person shooting.
Speaker 6: To be fair. You want to be fair.
Speaker 33: When first person shooter dropped and I came up here
Speaker 33: and I'm like, yo, why is Kendrick not on this record.
Speaker 10: He's a part of the Big Three.
Speaker 9: It makes no sense for them to do a tour
Speaker 9: without him.
Speaker 7: I said that now, but he's not an innocent bystander
Speaker 7: because he threw a shot. Now, it was a competitive shot,
Speaker 7: but he said whatever the big Muhammad Ali.
Speaker 3: I don't think that was a shot either.
Speaker 2: If you say.
Speaker 9: You're saying you're the greatest, now you got to it.
Speaker 2: But now ja Cob spitting, Cob, embody and everybody on.
Speaker 33: Their own record, Cole hasn't spitting.
Speaker 8: I'm ready fish, I'm ready, fished, I'm ready and.
Speaker 33: I'm only saying I'm not ready because I've just never
Speaker 33: seen cold and war mode.
Speaker 1: You know, like we've seen what's wrong with saying I'm
Speaker 1: the greatest, Like, yo, you can say that wrong when
Speaker 1: you when you when.
Speaker 7: You say you're big three, but I'm the Muhammad Ali
Speaker 7: at word, Okay, I want to see but that's not.
Speaker 1: Really it's not, but I want to see it.
Speaker 10: That's this impredible what it really is.
Speaker 33: It is between I feel like it's between Future and Drake,
Speaker 33: and it's between Kenjick and Drake, and I feel like
Speaker 33: it's everybody against Drake.
Speaker 7: You know what's getting lost, well, you know you know
Speaker 7: what's getting lost in all of this was getting lost
Speaker 7: in all of this is Future is one of those
Speaker 7: ones we have. We have to start putting Future in
Speaker 7: Metro up there with some of the greatest reproducer combinations
Speaker 7: of all time. I'm talking Dre and Snoop, Outcast and
Speaker 7: Organized Noise Premiere and Guru Day up there, and you
Speaker 7: want to talk Big Three, it's Kendricks future and filling
Speaker 7: the blank.
Speaker 9: Okay, it's Kendrick Future and filling the blank.
Speaker 33: Privileged couldn't wait for something like this to happen.
Speaker 10: You gotta be honest.
Speaker 3: I think this is fun.
Speaker 10: Like, this is fun.
Speaker 3: I'm happy to see you.
Speaker 33: I'm excited to see what the guys do with the pen.
Speaker 2: I do different bad guys.
Speaker 10: I think.
Speaker 33: The timer has started, though, Like I'm ready for this,
Speaker 33: That's right.
Speaker 3: I'm ready to see it.
Speaker 33: And I don't even want to wait to dream about
Speaker 33: fest like for a response, I feel like it needs
Speaker 33: to be That's right.
Speaker 9: They can't take the high roll. Kendrick been asking for
Speaker 9: smoke for years since Control.
Speaker 10: You can take the high road, honestly, No, Cole is.
Speaker 7: The one that really need to jump out because you
Speaker 7: said you Muhammad Ali and you got an album coming out.
Speaker 33: Yes, you the one that really needs someone that really
Speaker 33: need to come out because Future and Metro got to
Speaker 33: be for Drake. They don't follow Drake. They did don't
Speaker 33: follow Cold followed Drake, n followed Drake. They tweeted out
Speaker 33: we Don't Trust You, and then the album dropped we
Speaker 33: Don't Trust You.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, the album is called we Don't Trust You. Yes,
Speaker 1: and they followed them Wolves.
Speaker 3: So you know that means crazy war.
Speaker 2: Into two of us. Got to get into two of
Speaker 2: the guys, all right.
Speaker 33: I wanted to do the Big Sean freestyle. I know
Speaker 33: Big Sean dropped the new record today, Car Precision, but.
Speaker 9: I feel like, right now, Sean, stop, this is what
Speaker 9: always happened to you get lost in.
Speaker 10: The big This is Big Sean's freestyle he dripped to
Speaker 10: promote the new record.
Speaker 25: I think where I lack most as an artist is consistency.
Speaker 25: I just haven't had the energy to compete within him.
Speaker 25: So y'all so called big A three, But every first
Speaker 25: I laid fans, let us say, man, it can just sleep,
Speaker 25: bust one hundred million records up. Though it is in
Speaker 25: a dream. Even if you was my son, you couldn't
Speaker 25: be let on me. My life got more layers than
Speaker 25: a secret identity. And I'm all money and like Nippi
Speaker 25: j Stone whipping up, bring.
Speaker 6: You know what.
Speaker 9: There was a year.
Speaker 7: There was a couple of years, Sean was lyrically better
Speaker 7: than than a lot of them, and I was I
Speaker 7: was saying that Sean was really really lyrically in his bag.
Speaker 9: He's still, He's still, but there's a disconnect.
Speaker 31: What do you think it is?
Speaker 33: Probably what you just said, like do you think Adam, like,
Speaker 33: I know the Big three is cold? I mean, is
Speaker 33: Sean for no?
Speaker 2: What you mean.
Speaker 5: Big three is Kendrick future, kindred future? If it is
Speaker 5: drinking cold, that's the four. The Big three is Kendricks
Speaker 5: future filling the blank. But that I know the other
Speaker 5: two is drinking cold?
Speaker 10: Lyrically, are you really the future with with cold?
Speaker 9: I'm just talking about musically and not let music doing.
Speaker 2: We got to get into that.
Speaker 10: You got to keep Cold in the top.
Speaker 9: Sewan is up there, but he's not one of the
Speaker 9: big four.
Speaker 33: So I gotta say, I am tired of talking about
Speaker 33: the Big three, like I'm tired of still talking about
Speaker 33: people from the blog era, and I'm just ready for
Speaker 33: the next regime.
Speaker 9: Because who they still setting the ball?
Speaker 3: I thought the big thing was Nikki, Wayne and Drake.
Speaker 3: I mean that's everybody said three and that's what I
Speaker 3: thought that was. I ain't never noticed. I think they
Speaker 3: are the Big three as a label.
Speaker 9: Like Wayne is a legend, he got statute.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I never on the monument, This is true.
Speaker 33: I just feel like if like pop Smoke was still here,
Speaker 33: and if xx X was still here, it would be
Speaker 33: different conversations.
Speaker 10: They wouldn't still be shooting across. They would probably could stop.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think.
Speaker 7: I definitely think Pop Smoking would definitely have a place,
Speaker 7: but they wouldn't be competing for no, but they would
Speaker 7: be the conversation.
Speaker 33: We wouldn't still be having the same conversation. We would
Speaker 33: not be having a conversation about a beef that's ten
Speaker 33: years old, is what I'm getting at.
Speaker 10: Like this is entertaining.
Speaker 33: But lastly, I'm gonna ended on a high note. Sir,
Speaker 33: who's one of my favorite R and B artists, Droughts today.
Speaker 33: His new project is called Heavy and the record that
Speaker 33: I have is nothing even matters.
Speaker 9: Solutor, Sir, Yeah, definite. All I know is is a
Speaker 9: damn shame.
Speaker 7: The Brother Kendrick gave us one of the most important
Speaker 7: hip hop albums of all time. Gave us a soundtrack,
Speaker 7: The Assistant, The Healing of a Generation. Mister Morale and
Speaker 7: the Big Steps, and y'all thought y'all could play with him.
Speaker 7: Now you got to deal with this problem.
Speaker 2: Offspring.
Speaker 3: Also nobody thought you could play with him.
Speaker 33: But I'm tired of you taking Cold out of the
Speaker 33: Big three just because you want to three and Blank.
Speaker 9: But don't do that to call.
Speaker 7: Honestly, if I had a Big three, it would be
Speaker 7: Kendrick Future and No, No, No, we got it out him.
Speaker 9: It would be it would be Kendrick Future and Cold.
Speaker 9: That's three, and then Drake would be.
Speaker 2: You would put Future in there over Drake, Like are
Speaker 2: you dumb?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 29: Like what?
Speaker 32: No?
Speaker 7: Him?
Speaker 10: You don't think he would do that?
Speaker 9: Absolutely complex.
Speaker 10: It's a complexion.
Speaker 2: To do with the music that Drake is half white.
Speaker 2: Cole is half white too. You gonna fly?
Speaker 7: Oh my god.
Speaker 33: Well make sure you guys follow me on the gram
Speaker 33: At Nila Simone, I got playlists happened with It's a
Speaker 33: certified Vibe, the Vibe Higher Playlist. We got our next
Speaker 33: show case going down April nineteenth.
Speaker 31: That cafe it rely in.
Speaker 33: Brooklyn and then mix you got to into my podcast.
Speaker 10: We need to talk, okay, all right?
Speaker 2: Well it mixes up next to the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 4: You're checking out the Breakfast Club. It's a Woman's History
Speaker 4: month and we're celebrating the most influential women in history.
Speaker 4: Check out this phenomenal woman Morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is dej Envy Jess hilarious, Charlamaine the guy. We
Speaker 8: are the Breakfast Club. Now it's women's history moreul we
Speaker 8: reping today jests.
Speaker 3: We are repping Brittany Grinder.
Speaker 1: Okay, so today we're nominating Brittany Evette Grinder. Now, I
Speaker 1: know a lot of sillsn't like when you say their
Speaker 1: middle name because I'm my best friend career. They don't
Speaker 1: like that because not times out attend the middle name is,
Speaker 1: you know, more girlier than the first name. Because when
Speaker 1: I'd be like Shena Marie, She'd be all right, come on, bitch,
Speaker 1: So you know, like, don't don't put me all day lated.
Speaker 9: Sheen is your Sana?
Speaker 3: Is my best friend?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, who's the sid? Yeah her name is Shanna
Speaker 1: Marie Good but sorry, Sena.
Speaker 32: So.
Speaker 1: Brittany Grinder who is an American professional basketball player for
Speaker 1: the Phoenix Mercury of the w NBA. She is a
Speaker 1: two time Olympic gold medalist and a seven time WNBA
Speaker 1: All Star and if you didn't know, since Grinder was
Speaker 1: a freshman, her two hundred and twenty three block shots
Speaker 1: at the all time single season record established, establishing her
Speaker 1: as one of the greatest shot blockers and women basketball history.
Speaker 10: And people always say she looked like my boyfriend.
Speaker 7: So she actually said that I saw her. I saw
Speaker 7: when you posted a picture of you and Chris. Yes,
Speaker 7: and she love for commed. I forgot what the comment was.
Speaker 3: She was like, now we all link up. And I
Speaker 3: was like, girl, no.
Speaker 9: Funny, y'all going to double dating. People looking at Chris
Speaker 9: and look at Brittany and be.
Speaker 2: Like, what else?
Speaker 3: Who are you here with the twins? But she cut
Speaker 3: her locks though, was she even more handsome?
Speaker 15: And then.
Speaker 3: She's still got his locks?
Speaker 10: So yeah, but she is heavily married and I like
Speaker 10: her wife too.
Speaker 3: So but I like that, y'all.
Speaker 7: But I love you Brittany. All right, Jess, happy woman,
Speaker 7: salute to Brittany Griner.
Speaker 2: Absolutely all right.
Speaker 8: Now when we come back, we got the positive notice
Speaker 8: to Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody, you, stevej Envy, Jess, hilarious, Charlamagne,
Speaker 8: the guy, we all the Breakfast Club. I just want
Speaker 8: to Salute again Hampton University. I got a chance to
Speaker 8: actually broadcast from Hampton you Versity. This is where I
Speaker 8: actually started my radio career. I started here at WHOV
Speaker 8: which is the college radio station at Hampton. I was
Speaker 8: able to do midnight mixes and get on air at midnight.
Speaker 8: So the fact that I'm broadcasting from the same station,
Speaker 8: it's pretty dope. I was down here for Hampton's forty
Speaker 8: second annual Conference on the Black Family, where they have
Speaker 8: people just coming up here talking about black love and raising.
Speaker 2: Kids and dating, the ups and down. So me and
Speaker 2: my wife were up here yesterday speaking on a panel.
Speaker 2: So salute to HBCU Jay Lang who runs the WHOVP.
Speaker 8: I appreciate everybody and getting me in So again, slute
Speaker 8: to all the HBCUs out there, all.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, And I also want to remind people man, make
Speaker 7: sure to go get your tickets this weekend for the
Speaker 7: second annual Black Effect Podcast Festival. It happened Saturday, April
Speaker 7: twenty seventh in Atlanta, Georgia at Pullmanyard, same place it
Speaker 7: was last year.
Speaker 9: We got Gillian Wallow on that stage.
Speaker 7: Just hilarious is going to be on that stage doing
Speaker 7: her podcast carefully Reckless, We got the Poor Minds Podcast,
Speaker 7: dre and Lex Horrible Decisions, mandn Weezy gonna be on
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Speaker 7: Slash Podcast Festival. Same thing as last year, man, all
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Speaker 7: your podcast. We got the Business of Podcasting panel, a
Speaker 7: whole lot of good stuff, man. So we'll see you Saturday,
Speaker 7: April twenty seventh at Pullman Yards and Atlanta. VIP tickets
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Speaker 7: are available. Well, not plenty, but you know it's on
Speaker 7: pace to sell out, so go get yours. You know
Speaker 7: why they're still available?
Speaker 2: All right? Well, leave us on a positive note, that's right.
Speaker 7: The positive note is simply this, whether it's friendship, our relationships,
Speaker 7: all bonds are built on trust. Without it, you have nothing.
Speaker 7: How do you feel about that, Jess, that's good? Okay,
Speaker 7: she's like, that's good. A little basic advice, but it's good.
Speaker 7: It's good.
Speaker 9: Okay, y'all have a great weekend.
Speaker 2: Breakfast clubitch is you don't finish for y'all done,