Speaker 1: Listen to your show every single day.
Speaker 2: Breakless clue, God, damn good breakfast club?
Speaker 3: What that ass upon one? A breakfast club?
Speaker 4: Brady, you can't say breakless club without the works club.
Speaker 3: You're like this rare air.
Speaker 4: She got platforms and partners all over the place with us.
Speaker 4: Your man is so high.
Speaker 3: People want to be invistited with the breakfast block.
Speaker 4: I don't think white people know how popular you guys are.
Speaker 4: DJ Envy just hilarious, Charlemagne, the God. You guys really
Speaker 4: are like the hip hop early morning late night talk YoY, I.
Speaker 3: Know what you'all talking about.
Speaker 4: Yo, good morning.
Speaker 5: You wouldn't say yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 5: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
Speaker 5: yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo.
Speaker 6: Just hilarios.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Charlamagne, the gay piece to the planet. Guess
Speaker 4: what day it is? Guess what day it is?
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 4: It's right, it's Wednesday, middle of the week.
Speaker 6: Good morning. How are you feeling? Yes, I feel so
Speaker 6: good that you don't sweat shoot off Comfortaball.
Speaker 7: Yeah, definitely comfortable, even though I'm still tired from yesterday.
Speaker 3: American dream All is so huge. It is so big.
Speaker 7: Yes, and I went up there before, but I took
Speaker 7: Ash to the water park with a couple of his
Speaker 7: friends like two years ago, and I never actually got
Speaker 7: to go through the mall. But they got everything in there. Everything. Yes,
Speaker 7: I saw us, yeah, I know, right, balling and babies
Speaker 7: alreus then balling for the teenager, well soon to be teenager.
Speaker 7: We did the Nickelodeon theme park, right, and that was
Speaker 7: so great.
Speaker 3: But listening when I walked in there and I say
Speaker 3: Nickelodeon real big. Took me back to the doc G.
Speaker 3: I'm but he wanted to go there, and I can't.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. All right, cool, cool, But
Speaker 3: it was so fun shout out with them.
Speaker 6: As Kesha, She's the bomb.
Speaker 7: I'm going to talk about you the whole night. I'm like, listen, please,
Speaker 7: but she everybody just love you. So that's that's what's happening.
Speaker 6: I love that place a little to the American dream
Speaker 6: all if you ever get a chance, if you ever
Speaker 6: come to New York, it's an attraction. If you got kids,
Speaker 6: if you're staying in the city or whatever, it's more
Speaker 6: where they have, like just said, everything from high end
Speaker 6: to regular to cheaper stores to candy stores. I think
Speaker 6: they have toys the rest in the right.
Speaker 3: And I thought they were all shut down.
Speaker 7: I think that's the first time I seen a baby's
Speaker 7: arrest and it toys arrest in like five years.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 7: We have none in Baltimore and none in It's like,
Speaker 7: none of them anywhere.
Speaker 6: So yeah, parking the Mall water park.
Speaker 7: Yes, again, we ate at yard House. It was just amazing.
Speaker 7: So that's not something that you can vacation there. That's
Speaker 7: not something that you can.
Speaker 8: Do on one day.
Speaker 3: No, you can't swim. You get you a nice hotel
Speaker 3: and go.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I had a good time. Yeah, So salute to the
Speaker 6: American Dream and my people over there. I got family
Speaker 6: member that works there too. I think I think it's
Speaker 6: the works there. Yeah, shout out to Maul and all Jamaal.
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 6: All right, Well, let's get the show cracking today. On
Speaker 6: the show, we have Maverick Carter and Paul Rivera joining
Speaker 6: us there from the Shop. From the Shop playing on
Speaker 6: HBO now it's on YouTube, not.
Speaker 2: Just the shop.
Speaker 9: You know, they got their production company, spring Hill, you know,
Speaker 9: like uh, they they have put it like this. They
Speaker 9: have set up Life after Basketball for Lebron James quite well,
Speaker 9: that's right, you know.
Speaker 2: And they've been crew for a couple of decades.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 6: Love it, love it, love it, love it. We're gonna
Speaker 6: kick it with them in a little bit. And then
Speaker 6: we got Tesla the figure. Oh should be joining us next,
Speaker 6: so don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Go morning, Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 6: It's DJ NV Jesselaarry Charlamage the guy. We are the
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 2: Somebody won the lottery last night.
Speaker 7: For real?
Speaker 9: You said that in the group check I did see.
Speaker 9: I don't like when you say that. I don't like
Speaker 9: when people say New Jersey because it ain't in New Jersey.
Speaker 9: We know, I know, it's like probably south of Jersey,
Speaker 9: probably out there with all the woods that all the
Speaker 9: country at you can buy acres of land.
Speaker 6: Where was it that in Jersey? They ain't say as yet.
Speaker 6: They just said somebody was one point one three billion dollars.
Speaker 6: Put it out there, and see what y'all were gonna say,
Speaker 6: like I've been a little late today or.
Speaker 9: Don't nobody act like that when they wouldn't a lottery
Speaker 9: I wouldn't know because I ain't never win.
Speaker 4: Would I be winning four dollars eight dollars in there,
Speaker 4: but I won eight dollars last week?
Speaker 9: You would act regular, right, because you wouldn't want to
Speaker 9: ring of that ticket first.
Speaker 4: Yes, you know what I'm saying. Figure out where you.
Speaker 6: Go to cash, go to the accounting right, because you
Speaker 6: gotta figure out how to because you gotta bust it
Speaker 6: down right.
Speaker 2: No, I don't even matter.
Speaker 3: I'm changing my number. I'm making real brand.
Speaker 2: And I think you can remain anonymous in New Jersey.
Speaker 6: Right, I'm definitely getting one of them Jamaican masks, you know,
Speaker 6: Jamake with the long dreads that i'mnna pick up my money.
Speaker 10: Bro.
Speaker 7: Well, just so you know, the winning numbers were seven, eleven,
Speaker 7: twenty two, twenty nine, and thirty eight. So I probably
Speaker 7: would pick two of those number seven and eleven. I
Speaker 7: don't know about the others.
Speaker 3: Video.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I knew quick pick. I don't do the number
Speaker 4: thing anymore.
Speaker 8: I get it.
Speaker 2: You can remain anonymous in New Jersey.
Speaker 4: You can't.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, you never gonna know, you never never ever
Speaker 6: ever damn. All right, Well, let's talk about the what's
Speaker 6: going on in Baltimore.
Speaker 4: Very sad.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so it's the latest about the massive container ship
Speaker 7: that we know collided into the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Speaker 7: Was a press conference yesterday. It went from now no
Speaker 7: longer a search to now just recovery.
Speaker 3: Take a list.
Speaker 1: The FBI using robotic cameras underwater to search for six
Speaker 1: construction workers who were on the bridge. They are now
Speaker 1: presumed dead by their employer. Two survivors were pulled from
Speaker 1: the chili water this morning. Twenty four members of the
Speaker 1: NTSB are on the site leading the investigation. They want
Speaker 1: to examine the voyage data recorder.
Speaker 3: It will be critical.
Speaker 11: It's a critical piece of our investigation, which is why
Speaker 11: we have a recorder's team here.
Speaker 1: Forty say the Singapore flagged vessel was headed from Baltimore
Speaker 1: to Sri Lanka going nine miles per hour. None of
Speaker 1: the crew was hurt. Today, President Joe Biden said the
Speaker 1: federal government will quote move heaven and earth to reopen
Speaker 1: the port and pay for the rebuilding.
Speaker 12: I told we're going to send all the federal resources
Speaker 12: they need as we respond to this emergency. I mean
Speaker 12: all the federal resources, and we're going to rebuild that
Speaker 12: port together now.
Speaker 7: You remember yesterday, Emmy, we'll talk about you know, the ship,
Speaker 7: and you know how big it was. It was as
Speaker 7: long as the Empire State Building. So I thought that
Speaker 7: was interesting. So when you're talking about going nine males
Speaker 7: fer hour, it wasn't like it's just something that could
Speaker 7: just stop, you know, just instantly.
Speaker 3: I guess once it got too close.
Speaker 7: I do want you to take a listen to Governor
Speaker 7: Wes Moore and what he had to say about the
Speaker 7: economic impact that this is called.
Speaker 3: Take listen to him.
Speaker 13: This represents so much of the economic vitality of not
Speaker 13: just the area and not even just the city, but
Speaker 13: of the state. I mean, this area is responsible for
Speaker 13: by over one hundred and ninety one million dollars of
Speaker 13: economic activity a day. It's responsible for about eight thousand jobs.
Speaker 13: And so to look at the skyline that doesn't even
Speaker 13: look familiar. That Key Bridge has been there ever since
Speaker 13: I've been born, and so this is surreal looking up
Speaker 13: and not seeing it there anymore. But it has significant
Speaker 13: economic impacts, and that's why our commitment to rebuild it,
Speaker 13: our commitment to work in partnership with the federal government
Speaker 13: and our local partners to make it stronger than ever
Speaker 13: it is. That is my resolve to make it happen.
Speaker 2: Man, shoo to my guy Wes Moore.
Speaker 9: You know, if we still have a democracy after this year,
Speaker 9: that man is absolutely gonna be one of those people
Speaker 9: we look at as a presidential candidate. But now I
Speaker 9: just don't understand how something like this happens, and I
Speaker 9: don't did you see the video and how easily it
Speaker 9: looks like the bridge collapse.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just like it fell apart.
Speaker 6: But they said, I was gonna say, I also wonder
Speaker 6: you know, uh they said they talk about the people
Speaker 6: that were doing construction on the bridge, What about the
Speaker 6: people that were actually in your cars? You know, because
Speaker 6: you always see those devices. I don't know, if you
Speaker 6: watch TV late to night, they have those devices where
Speaker 6: you could crack the window and jump out just in
Speaker 6: case your car goes the.
Speaker 9: More they said, the cops stopped traffic just yeah for
Speaker 9: the ship hit the Baltimore Spins. That's why they saved
Speaker 9: so many lives. Really, yeah, that's the New York Post
Speaker 9: this morning for a while.
Speaker 7: Man, And so it also I don't know if you
Speaker 7: guys saw the video, but they zoomed in to show
Speaker 7: the last car that went over the bridge right before collapse.
Speaker 7: That just made mind xiet, like imagine being that last
Speaker 7: car and going back and thinking like it could have
Speaker 7: been you. I mean, it was just really really profound.
Speaker 7: And so those were the construction workers, uh that all
Speaker 7: eight of those individuals, two were rescued, six are presumed dead.
Speaker 7: And again because it was one thirty in the morning,
Speaker 7: there wasn't a lot of traffic that you know, there
Speaker 7: was at the bridge on that time. There are a
Speaker 7: lot of there's a lot of conspiracy theories on the
Speaker 7: guys too as well, and people just kind of need
Speaker 7: to relax and just wait on the information, you know,
Speaker 7: to come in as they continue to do that investigation.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they said it said thanks to those cops efforts,
Speaker 9: no drivers are thought to be dead after the ship
Speaker 9: ship struck. No cars selling, That's what it says, says
Speaker 9: cops stop traffic just seconds before the show because.
Speaker 4: I guess the power went out so they knew it
Speaker 4: was about to hit the bridge. Yeah, no, I don't want.
Speaker 2: I mean maybe they did.
Speaker 6: I mean I don't know, I remember, because why woul
Speaker 6: they stopped the traffic because I actually heard that too.
Speaker 7: The power went out and you can see that, you know,
Speaker 7: the power went out on the ship, all right, to
Speaker 7: see that on.
Speaker 4: The ship, But I don't know that's true.
Speaker 9: Said that in the New York Posts after the car
Speaker 9: warship Dialley said it had lost steering early yesterday morning,
Speaker 9: officers blocked interests to Baltimore and Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Ok, I think some people are taking that and twisting
Speaker 7: that's Charlmagne and enemy guys into another story as well.
Speaker 6: So you know, on the front page of the New
Speaker 6: York this morning, okay, because it makes me want to
Speaker 6: get that. There's two things that I always see on
Speaker 6: on a news or late night is one of the
Speaker 6: seat belt cutter that they haven't that you like, you
Speaker 6: can slice your seat belt, and they want to crash
Speaker 6: your window. If you ever have a problem, all your
Speaker 6: your card boils and water or something those two things
Speaker 6: so that you can get out. But thank god, the
Speaker 6: police stop that bridge. And that's front page new We'll
Speaker 6: stop the cars on the bridge. Get it off your
Speaker 6: chest eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
Speaker 6: If you need to vent phone lines to wide open
Speaker 6: eight hundred five eight five one oh five one intests
Speaker 6: we'll see it.
Speaker 4: Next hour is the Breakfast Legal Morning.
Speaker 14: The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it
Speaker 14: off your chest. Eight hundred five five one five one.
Speaker 14: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this good?
Speaker 10: It's not up on the man West, Now.
Speaker 4: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 15: What's up Charlotte?
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 10: DJ injury?
Speaker 6: Good morning, Top of the Morning, Jess Morning.
Speaker 3: Table Top of the Morning.
Speaker 4: Just a little bit for sure, for sure, for sure.
Speaker 15: And two things real quick, Jes.
Speaker 16: I had seen a clip a while ago.
Speaker 15: I don't necessarily know how old it was, but you
Speaker 15: was talking about a certain time where you had went
Speaker 15: through something and where you had posted just with the
Speaker 15: message you had spoken on Tad with Bozeman before death.
Speaker 15: Then you had explained that you after the after the fact,
Speaker 15: you had almost stopped doing comedy and with everything going
Speaker 15: on with Women's Mouth, I just wanted to commend you
Speaker 15: for sticking to your craft. And you know, we all
Speaker 15: make mistakes, and I just wanted to give a big
Speaker 15: salute to you for that.
Speaker 3: Oh man, I appreciate that. Thank you. That was a
Speaker 3: very trying time.
Speaker 17: But I appreciate you for sure, for sure.
Speaker 15: Secondly, on a lighter note.
Speaker 8: I know y'all got a.
Speaker 15: Bunch of different intros, but it's funny to me, given
Speaker 15: everything that's going on, happened Diddy on the intro saying,
Speaker 15: it's time to wake up and get something.
Speaker 2: Jesus, it's time to wake up and get something as wild.
Speaker 2: You know what else is crazy?
Speaker 9: If you watch Breakfast Club interviews, especially in the New studio,
Speaker 9: Diddy is always behind the artist because he's a piece.
Speaker 2: He's on the wall in the mirror. Look, every time
Speaker 2: you look at the video, he's on the wall right
Speaker 2: behind the artist.
Speaker 4: That's my piece.
Speaker 15: I just want to share that with y'all. But I
Speaker 15: thank y'all everything. Y'all do y'all for great morning.
Speaker 8: You too.
Speaker 9: Damn man, wake up and take something. What he's saying,
Speaker 9: I don't know. He was on the intro It's time
Speaker 9: to wake up and get something. Hello, Hello, Hey, what's
Speaker 9: your name?
Speaker 2: Brother?
Speaker 4: Hey, this is Orlando, Orlando your chest bro.
Speaker 16: Yeah, just wanted to say I want to thank God
Speaker 16: because yesterday I was on that bridge. I would come
Speaker 16: across at about one o'clock in the morning. Now, and
Speaker 16: the funny and funny thing about not the funny but
Speaker 16: everybody in my family, everybody, all my friends drivings. They
Speaker 16: already know that I don't drive at night. But that
Speaker 16: particular day I had a lot of my mind. So
Speaker 16: I got up and I said, man, I'm just gonna
Speaker 16: go ahead and get this load off so I can
Speaker 16: go ahead and get back down to Charlotte. I can't
Speaker 16: drive us about one o'clock.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the morning, you just you just missed it, my brother,
Speaker 9: I think that sad happened at one day.
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, I saw that. You can see the ship coming,
Speaker 16: but it was still, you know, kind of a little
Speaker 16: ways off.
Speaker 6: Now when you go over those bridges, are you are
Speaker 6: you looking at those ships and everything like that or
Speaker 6: is it one of those things you've just flown because
Speaker 6: you think that is you know, is everything is is good?
Speaker 16: Well, no, I really don't pay, like really because the
Speaker 16: bridge is so big, so you see stuff coming through
Speaker 16: there all the time.
Speaker 18: And you know, I got airs doing you know what
Speaker 18: I'm saying.
Speaker 16: You know, as a truck driver, you ain't supposed to
Speaker 16: be in the right lane. You're supposed to be in
Speaker 16: the right lane. But I stay in the left lane
Speaker 16: until I get over, and then once I get down,
Speaker 16: then I get back over. Uh but uh, it's so
Speaker 16: big that you don't even pay attention when they But
Speaker 16: when they when they say that, I think they was
Speaker 16: circles up there. If you look at it, it was
Speaker 16: another truck and a few cars that was going and
Speaker 16: the cars went down. I don't so, I don't know
Speaker 16: what they're saying that there was no cars, but they
Speaker 16: were cars up there when that bridge went.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well, God bless you brother. I'm glad you are right.
Speaker 16: Thank you have blessed that man.
Speaker 2: Boy Lord, have mercy. God bless all those people.
Speaker 6: Man, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 6: five one. If you need to ben hit us up now.
Speaker 6: It's the breakfast Club in the morning.
Speaker 4: The breakfast Club your time to get it off your
Speaker 4: whether you're mad or blood telling me get up and
Speaker 4: get something.
Speaker 14: Call up now eight hundred five or five one o
Speaker 14: five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 14: breakfast club.
Speaker 15: Hello, who's this piece and bread?
Speaker 3: Guys?
Speaker 15: Are you guys shilling this morning?
Speaker 17: Man?
Speaker 8: Stop? What's up?
Speaker 16: Brother?
Speaker 6: Get off your chest?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Man, Let me say good morning to Envy Charlotte Mane
Speaker 10: and also the queen on the radio.
Speaker 4: Just hilarious.
Speaker 15: It's so beautiful.
Speaker 3: Good morning babe.
Speaker 10: Hey, just yeah, they bought some tickets to come to
Speaker 10: your shore this Friday.
Speaker 19: I guess what.
Speaker 10: I can't get to come to the show because I
Speaker 10: had to go to Florida to do my baby show.
Speaker 3: Oh man, we congratulations on the baby.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I appreciate that.
Speaker 7: You know what.
Speaker 10: One of the promoters return to tell me to sell
Speaker 10: the ticket, but I'm gonna keep the ticket as a souvenir.
Speaker 4: Yeah, try to get to see if you can sign
Speaker 4: it for me, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Okay, I got you, I got you, trust me and
Speaker 3: I'll be bad.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And also I've got my I've got also got my
Speaker 10: ninety year old started with me right now. We're on
Speaker 10: vacation and you wanted to say hello and radio y'all
Speaker 10: that's Charlot man, just hilarious. You remember DJ Energy, right, yes, sir,
Speaker 10: family picture with us all. Rather give any shut up friends.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I'll give a shout out to one of my
Speaker 20: FIRSD the Jersey Kurrent.
Speaker 8: What about.
Speaker 4: Shout he sat at his homie? What about Natalie?
Speaker 10: You know he wrote a song about Natalie to envy,
Speaker 10: you know what I mean.
Speaker 15: Natalie is on her little friend, but she's a female.
Speaker 2: And he would hope so right with a name like
Speaker 2: Natalie Boy Natal.
Speaker 4: George Stone, thank you for checking in, brother.
Speaker 6: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 19: Hey?
Speaker 6: Hey, good morning. How are you feeling this morning?
Speaker 11: I'm good, I'm good.
Speaker 17: I wanted to know if I can say like three things.
Speaker 17: I've been waiting for this for ever. Okay, all right,
Speaker 17: So first I want to say that I've been listening
Speaker 17: to you guys because I was fifteen years old in
Speaker 17: high school and I'm twenty four years old now, and
Speaker 17: I know so one thing I do remember you guys
Speaker 17: back in the day. I wanted to know if you
Speaker 17: guys could bring back the decision the way I used
Speaker 17: to be crying and clad. All right, but they don't
Speaker 17: got to be in person, Just.
Speaker 3: Have them call.
Speaker 2: You know why we had to stop. Remember they got
Speaker 2: into a fighter, I know, but that's what you don't.
Speaker 11: Got to bring them in person, just have them call.
Speaker 11: The The fighting and all of that used to be
Speaker 11: labous and listening.
Speaker 6: To them, Oh my godability I'm not stopping the fights anymore,
Speaker 6: especially in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 9: Maybe we can think of another way people would fight.
Speaker 9: We think of another way for people to fight, a
Speaker 9: more peaceful way for them to fight.
Speaker 6: Like you said on the phone, maybe on the phone,
Speaker 6: maybe that's something we look into when you do it
Speaker 6: over the phone.
Speaker 4: Maybe, Okay, Okay.
Speaker 17: And the one last thing I want to say is
Speaker 17: that I want to acknowledge the Islamic holy month of Rama.
Speaker 17: Don You guys didn't mention it, but it started since
Speaker 17: March tenth and it ends April tenth, and it's basically
Speaker 17: amost that almost look around the world you've observed the
Speaker 17: month and to fast. It basically commemorates the angel Gabriel,
Speaker 17: basically showcasing the Koran to the prop of Muhammed. All
Speaker 17: away with Okay, So I want to say happy Ramadan
Speaker 17: to all my Muslims.
Speaker 9: I feel a little disrespected that you think we don't
Speaker 9: know what Ramadan is. You're just explaining that to the
Speaker 9: people who don't.
Speaker 6: What she is because she said we didn't.
Speaker 3: Yes, I am yes, she said no.
Speaker 17: I amuse you guys gonna say nothing started when it
Speaker 17: comes to Likesta and all of that, you guys say
Speaker 17: and make a big.
Speaker 9: Deal, But you know what, I don't care about no
Speaker 9: rabbit laying eggs that's gonna make no sense.
Speaker 2: That's not what it represents.
Speaker 17: All right, And congratulations, Jess. I'm happy for you.
Speaker 3: Thank you, baby, I appreciate you.
Speaker 17: Don't don't be letting these celebrities talk all over you
Speaker 17: when they come in person. All right, you gotta stand
Speaker 17: your ground.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm so scared your mind.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Min How you turned from Muslim to Jamaican three seconds
Speaker 2: Jamaica muslimaag mind?
Speaker 6: Get it off your chest eight hundred five eighty five,
Speaker 6: one oh five. When we got just with the mess, yes.
Speaker 7: Did he so revolt to an anonymous buyer? Would you
Speaker 7: stay anonymous too, if you're the one buying it?
Speaker 4: Actually?
Speaker 2: Well, I heard that they put out who it was.
Speaker 9: They said it was anonymous, but then I said, maybe
Speaker 9: somebody just told me that I saw it yesterday.
Speaker 3: Okay, but would you would you stay anonymous.
Speaker 8: If you was the one about it?
Speaker 4: It wouldn't matter, would yeah?
Speaker 6: If he's not black, I then that would be anonymous.
Speaker 7: Okay, Okay, we got all the fixed Charlamine with the mess.
Speaker 7: Yeah he's black and somebody told you yesterday?
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, we'll get into that. Next is the
Speaker 6: breakfast Sluggle Morning the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: And that's what it is.
Speaker 6: All right morning, everybody in CJ n V. Just Lary
Speaker 6: charlamage to God. We are to Breakfast Club. Let's get
Speaker 6: to just with the mess.
Speaker 3: The news is real, whether it's Laurian's just Ca Robin Moore,
Speaker 3: just don't do no lines, don't do.
Speaker 19: Talk, don't sell nobody talk the world?
Speaker 4: Why jes worldwide mess on the Breakfast Club, the coaching ship.
Speaker 4: She was able to.
Speaker 21: Get y'all to see something and understand something that nobody.
Speaker 4: Could get you to see this time to set it off.
Speaker 7: All Right, y'all, I need to come up with my
Speaker 7: own newspaper, so we gotta put that in the works.
Speaker 7: All right, the mess, yes, the mess, okay, worldwide?
Speaker 3: Okay. So more news on Diddy. Did he sells off
Speaker 3: Revault shares?
Speaker 15: Now?
Speaker 7: If you remember, did he step down from his position
Speaker 7: as chairman of Revolt back in November? Now, it was
Speaker 7: being reported that he sold off his shares in the company.
Speaker 7: The buyer wishes to remain anonymous for now, but sources
Speaker 7: confirmed that Revolt is still a black owned company. It's
Speaker 7: rumored to be Richard lou Dennis. Now that's the same guy.
Speaker 7: Ow uh shade, moisture and he bull essence and all this.
Speaker 7: So we got money money, right.
Speaker 6: I think he has the biggest call collection on the
Speaker 6: East Coast. Amazing call collection. You would only know that
Speaker 6: only Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: The buyer plans to reveal their identity in a few weeks.
Speaker 7: But I just told y'all, so that's an exclusive boom.
Speaker 7: But you said you saw it on Instagram, didn't.
Speaker 9: I feel like I saw that pop up last night
Speaker 9: on the ground, But I mean it's Instagram, So I
Speaker 9: mean if I wouldn't get my sources from Instagram.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you get your your sources from me right here.
Speaker 7: That's right, Yes, thank you exactly. Now, sources didn't reveal
Speaker 7: how much did he sold his shares for, but I
Speaker 7: think we're going to know in the future. Now moving
Speaker 7: on to his alleged drug mule, who was arrested yesterday
Speaker 7: in Miami when the FBI intercepted Diddy's private jet. His
Speaker 7: name is Brendan Paul. He's twenty five years old. He
Speaker 7: was arrested on two charges, one counter possession of suspected cocaine,
Speaker 7: one counter possession of suspected marijuana candy so edibles.
Speaker 3: What yea yeah, yeah, edibles right.
Speaker 4: I hate that.
Speaker 7: I know, it's like what he was arrested on having candy. Well, Jesus,
Speaker 7: don't pull my little siste over.
Speaker 9: What was also crazy is that the alleged drug mule
Speaker 9: is allegedly alleging that Diddie used to put the drugs
Speaker 9: in the drug mules ask himself.
Speaker 7: Which is crazy, But that's crazy that you wanted to
Speaker 7: I didn't read that that story to put that one
Speaker 7: little ass part in there. He was booked but already
Speaker 7: been bailed out of jail. This is this isn't the
Speaker 7: first time Paul's name came up.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 7: A couple of weeks ago, I reported, you know, the
Speaker 7: producer Little Rod's court court documents, and he said that
Speaker 7: Paul was Diddy's confidant and usually had a gun all right.
Speaker 7: He also claimed that Paul acquires and distributes guns and
Speaker 7: drugs for Diddy and negotiates the fees sex workers received
Speaker 7: while working for Diddy. Now moving on, his picture was
Speaker 7: released yesterday to a little trumpy white kid or whatever
Speaker 7: you used to play basketball, not no more. Lord Rod
Speaker 7: changed his filing against Cuba gooding Gina laur Rod made
Speaker 7: changes to his original lawsuit.
Speaker 3: A few weeks ago.
Speaker 7: I also reported that Lord Rod filed a civil complaint
Speaker 7: against Diddy that included Cuba good Enginia, but now he
Speaker 7: changed his filing to officially list Cuba Gooding Jr.
Speaker 3: As a defendant.
Speaker 7: He alleged that Diddy was grimming him to pass him
Speaker 7: off to his friends, and one of the friends was
Speaker 7: Cuba Gooding Jr. He also said Cuba Gooding Jr. Was
Speaker 7: rubbing and grouping on his thigh and growing, and we
Speaker 7: also have a picture of that as well that was
Speaker 7: on the internet. But it didn't look like he was
Speaker 7: grouping his thigh without Lord Rod saying oh yeah, that's cool,
Speaker 7: because they both were smiling.
Speaker 3: It was just that Cuba was looking in his eyes
Speaker 3: allegedly was yeah. It was a picture.
Speaker 7: They was in a little red room, you know what
Speaker 7: I'm saying, and he was his SAand was on his
Speaker 7: leg and Lord Rod was looking like, Okay, is this
Speaker 7: this will be giving?
Speaker 16: You know that.
Speaker 3: That's what I got from the photo. But that's all allegedly, Okay.
Speaker 7: Moving a little bit further, Diddy's lawyer had statements about
Speaker 7: the raid yesterday. He said that was a gross overuse
Speaker 7: of military level force as search warrants were executed at
Speaker 7: mister Combs's residences. There is no excuse for the excessive
Speaker 7: show of force and hostility exhibited by authorities. I hate
Speaker 7: the way lawyer's talk or the way children and employees
Speaker 7: were treated. Well, if his kids got something to do
Speaker 7: with it, they gonna be treated like they was treated.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: And I can't remember, but when Harvey Weinstein was going
Speaker 6: through the same thing, I don't remember them raising his
Speaker 6: script like that. I don't remember them com pulling up
Speaker 6: on guns and military and helicopters and boats. I don't
Speaker 6: remember all that, and the super big long rifles and pistols.
Speaker 6: I don't remember that for him when they arrested him.
Speaker 6: I just thought that was just a lot of power.
Speaker 9: I'm not here to compare anything. I'm not even gonna
Speaker 9: do the water aboutism. But yeah, I don't like any
Speaker 9: of this. Like, if this stuff is true, then as
Speaker 9: you can see, you know, Diddy will be held accountable.
Speaker 9: But to sit around and act like I enjoy hearing
Speaker 9: any of this, I don't. So when you hear, you know,
Speaker 9: just with the mess talking about these stories, and it
Speaker 9: sounds like I don't want to talk about it.
Speaker 2: It's because I don't.
Speaker 9: I don't like seeing people's legacies destroyed, especially if we
Speaker 9: find out it's self inflicted. It makes me think about
Speaker 9: all types of things. Why can't people get out their
Speaker 9: white get out their way? Why do we always self destruct?
Speaker 9: Why can't people just appreciate the blessings God gives them
Speaker 9: and do right by people. If y'all take pleasure and
Speaker 9: watching people crumble, God bless you.
Speaker 6: I don't, no, not me neither. But you know, the
Speaker 6: sad thing is if he's found innocent, his world is destroyed.
Speaker 3: Like he has.
Speaker 6: He hasn't been charged, he hasn't been arrested. All we've said,
Speaker 6: we heard is these civil cases, which is the crazy part.
Speaker 6: But these civil cases are regardless if he's found innocent
Speaker 6: or guilty.
Speaker 4: If he's found innocent, his life is destroyed.
Speaker 3: But they that's the thing.
Speaker 7: Although he wasn't the first focus of the raid and
Speaker 7: the investigation at that time, they had reason to come
Speaker 7: there for that, and his kids were in cuffs. You know,
Speaker 7: they just ain't gonna do that for only a show,
Speaker 7: you know what I mean? You know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 7: that's not we can't like ignore the fact that they
Speaker 7: were there.
Speaker 2: For a reason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't know anything about the situation. If did
Speaker 9: he did it, he should be held accountable, you know.
Speaker 9: The people who get it to should find justice. I'm
Speaker 9: just telling you I don't like seeing it. I'm not
Speaker 9: gonna sit here like you act like you're just all
Speaker 9: in on Yeah, get them, get them, get them.
Speaker 8: I don't like that.
Speaker 3: And then to be chanting like in the comments, Oh
Speaker 3: who's next?
Speaker 4: Who may you know?
Speaker 9: Why you even wish that on somebody? Why would you
Speaker 9: even want somebody to be next? Forget to forget the person?
Speaker 9: Why would you wanted to be more victims?
Speaker 2: Not for enoughing.
Speaker 6: If anybody did any crime where it was sexually charged,
Speaker 6: is sexually abused, Yeah, I want to see them, get
Speaker 6: just period to see them.
Speaker 9: If you did some foul stuff, you should be held
Speaker 9: accounted before. I'm just simply telling y'all, I don't like
Speaker 9: seeing people's legacies descrubt, especially when it's self inflicted. Like
Speaker 9: that's why you know Donovan's the mouse fare con says,
Speaker 9: when you see great people fall, don't laugh, learn learn
Speaker 9: you know, because what what what causes that? It makes
Speaker 9: me think about types of things. Why can't we just
Speaker 9: get out of our own way?
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: Why do we always be the ones that self descrupt, Like,
Speaker 9: you know, if that's the case, If that's that's the case,
Speaker 9: that's the case. So if you ever you see me
Speaker 9: and I look like I don't want to talk about it,
Speaker 9: That's that's the reason why I don't get who it is.
Speaker 9: I don't know if it was Diddy or whoever. I
Speaker 9: don't like to see, you know, these great legacies fall.
Speaker 6: I just hate the fact that people judge before we
Speaker 6: get the facts. Like people make assumptions and don't know
Speaker 6: what's going on, and they make their own like LA
Speaker 6: Diddy's he's running, he's here.
Speaker 4: You know he wasn't.
Speaker 9: But that's because the memes be funny, see nobody, but
Speaker 9: that's the truth, and nobody cares about the truth and
Speaker 9: the live more entertaining.
Speaker 4: This stuff is.
Speaker 6: Entertaining creator to Diddy if he's innot.
Speaker 9: Entertaining the Diddy, it's not entertaining to alleged family, not
Speaker 9: entertained to his victims, like leg victims, you know.
Speaker 7: Alleged victims or victims. It's not not funny to anyone.
Speaker 7: And that's just what the mess for the first Alum,
Speaker 7: all right, that said white senday looking stupid.
Speaker 4: Crazy, funny. I can't say that. Act like the memes
Speaker 4: are funny.
Speaker 3: Some of them are.
Speaker 9: I'm saying it's a it's a it's a lot of
Speaker 9: mixed emotions when you hear these situations.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, when we come back, we got front
Speaker 6: page news seals them. Figure oi be joining us. It's
Speaker 6: the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: Good morning Wake. You're like into the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: Everybody is thej Envy, Jesse Ilarious, Charlamagne the guide we
Speaker 6: are to breakfast club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 7: What up, DearS, what's going on? DJ and V Charlemagne
Speaker 7: of God, Jess hilarious Sat.
Speaker 6: Sir, all right, well let's jump right back into it.
Speaker 6: Let's talk Supreme Court.
Speaker 7: Yes, So, demonstrators rallied at the Supreme Court over major
Speaker 7: abortion up pill case Take a listen.
Speaker 22: Pill protests made clear the controversy, but inside the court
Speaker 22: there appeared to be agreement, with a majority of justices
Speaker 22: on both sides of the ideological aisle highly skeptical of
Speaker 22: arguments to restrict use of the so called abortion pill.
Speaker 3: A key question why should courts be.
Speaker 22: Second guessing scientific decisions by the FDA on how a
Speaker 22: drug is prescribed.
Speaker 7: Do you have concerns about judges parsing medical and scientific studies.
Speaker 22: At issue in the case the drug mifipristone, used with
Speaker 22: another drug and nearly two thirds of abortions. A group
Speaker 22: of ants high abortion doctors argue the FDA wrongly expanded
Speaker 22: access to the pill in twenty sixteen when it extended
Speaker 22: the window women can take it from seven to ten weeks,
Speaker 22: and during the pandemic in twenty twenty one said an
Speaker 22: in person doctor's visit was not needed, allowing mail order
Speaker 22: pharmacies to ship the drug nationwide.
Speaker 7: Okay, so to bottom line is just to make it
Speaker 7: really simple again, as you just heard, some anti abortion
Speaker 7: doctors fouled a lawsuit saying that you know this is
Speaker 7: not safe. They believe that the patient should be required
Speaker 7: to see a doctor at least three times to avoid
Speaker 7: life threatening conditions before being prescribed this pill. And with
Speaker 7: the Supreme Court is sand which were quite shocking, folks.
Speaker 7: The conservative and the liberal Supreme Court justices are both saying, basically,
Speaker 7: sum it up, we can't you know, if the FDA
Speaker 7: said it was safe, we can't, you.
Speaker 3: Know, go against that.
Speaker 7: It's not our job, basically to determine what the FDA,
Speaker 7: they are responsible to look at drug safety. So more
Speaker 7: than likely this medication will still be available. We won't
Speaker 7: know until June. But that's pretty much the summation of it.
Speaker 7: And he saw a lot of demonstrators yesterday at the
Speaker 7: Supreme Court demonstrating a pro to make sure this drug
Speaker 7: stayed available.
Speaker 6: All right, but now let's jump into more Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so, a New York judge issued the gag order
Speaker 7: on Trump in the hush money trial, blasting him, saying
Speaker 7: that he was threatening inflammatory and wanted to make sure
Speaker 7: he had a gagory so that he's not talking about
Speaker 7: folks while this criminal.
Speaker 3: Trial moves forward.
Speaker 7: So Judge Juan Merchant said that Trump can't make statements
Speaker 7: about attorneys, court staff, or family members of prosecutors or
Speaker 7: lawyers intended to interfere with the case. He's also barred
Speaker 7: from making statements about any potential or actual juror. He
Speaker 7: said that Trump making these statements, you know, obviously is
Speaker 7: causing problems. But he did say that he can make
Speaker 7: statements about new York attorney Alvin Bragg, who was a
Speaker 7: public figure, and he said he can talk about the
Speaker 7: judge himself, but just make sure he says a way
Speaker 7: you know, from witnesses and jurors and so forth. And
Speaker 7: in other news, if you need a Bible, anybody in
Speaker 7: the building needs a Bible. He is selling it for
Speaker 7: the low fifty nine to ninety nine.
Speaker 3: Take a listen.
Speaker 23: And just today the ex President introduced a new product,
Speaker 23: the God Bless the USA Bible, named for country singer
Speaker 23: Lee Greenwood's classic tune. For just fifty nine ninety nine
Speaker 23: plus tax and shipping. You can own and ease it
Speaker 23: a ridge large print copy.
Speaker 24: All Americans need a Bible in their home, and I
Speaker 24: have many. It's my favorite book. It's a lot of
Speaker 24: people's favorite book. This Bible is a reminder that the
Speaker 24: biggest thing we have to bring back America and to
Speaker 24: make America great again, is our religion. Religion is so important,
Speaker 24: it's so missing, but it's going to come back, and
Speaker 24: it's going to come back strong, just like our country
Speaker 24: is going to come back strong. I'm proud to endorse
Speaker 24: and encourage you to get this Bible. We must make
Speaker 24: America pray again.
Speaker 2: I want to read it. I want to know what's
Speaker 2: in it.
Speaker 9: I want to know that if he updated it, especially
Speaker 9: Leviticus eighteen twenty two. I definitely want to know to
Speaker 9: see what that scripture right now. If you don't know
Speaker 9: what that scripture is, look it up.
Speaker 6: But I guess anybody can you sell the Bible because
Speaker 6: I guess there's no royalty, the publishing doesn't put your
Speaker 6: own bid.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's many versions of the Bible, but people that rebranded.
Speaker 7: So he got it's a cover some nice it looks
Speaker 7: like a leather cover.
Speaker 2: It has a Lebron James version. You got to know,
Speaker 2: okay and right, okay, So.
Speaker 7: This is a this is an opportunity for him to
Speaker 7: pay those legal bills. So you know, they got the
Speaker 7: sneakers and now they got the Bible. You know, for
Speaker 7: the lo Low fifty nine ninety nine, you too can
Speaker 7: have a Bible that gag.
Speaker 9: Gord is a waste of time, though, I mean Trump
Speaker 9: wipes his ass with gaged. Nobody has shut Trump offever.
Speaker 9: I mean it's a good effort to attempt to do it,
Speaker 9: but nobody is not gonna happen.
Speaker 7: This man saying I'm gonna win. I don't care. I'm
Speaker 7: trying to win. I'm trying to get this money. This
Speaker 7: man is selling bibles, make America pray again?
Speaker 4: All right is front Page News.
Speaker 9: Take it to this absolutely and make sure you follow
Speaker 9: our tesling figure on all social media platforms and subscribe
Speaker 9: to this great shot and no chase of podcasts on
Speaker 9: the Black Back.
Speaker 2: iHeart radio podcast that we're hosted a boyt tesling figure out.
Speaker 6: All right, And when we come back, Maverick Caught It
Speaker 6: and Paul Rivera will be joining us. Of course they're
Speaker 6: from the Shop. Season seven is out right now. We're
Speaker 6: gonna kick it with them when we come back, and
Speaker 6: don't move. It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, the Breakfast Club. Everybody's d j en Vy
Speaker 4: Jess hilarious, charlamage the guy.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. We got some special guests
Speaker 6: joined us today. Indeed from the shop we got Maverick
Speaker 6: called it and Paul Rivera. Welcome fellas.
Speaker 8: Thanks, are you feeling fantastic? Thank you for having me?
Speaker 4: Yeah? What do you get your demeanor on mad? Because
Speaker 4: you have a royal air royal? Yeah, you talk like
Speaker 4: a royal sometimes because I was like.
Speaker 8: I gotta go to work. Sweater royal.
Speaker 5: I take it though, I'll take that. My demeanor is
Speaker 5: a cross between my mom and my dad. My mom
Speaker 5: is super chill, easygoing woman, and my dad is, uh,
Speaker 5: doesn't shut up, it's ignorant. I had a thing with
Speaker 5: my dad that I really had the one time telling
Speaker 5: my dad was this guy once. At the time I moved,
Speaker 5: I was living in my house twenty six, had my
Speaker 5: own place. Whenever he was still come in my house.
Speaker 5: You know, like you walk in the house, you take
Speaker 5: your shoes off, and you might do that on Monday,
Speaker 5: and you might not touch those shoes again, and you're like,
Speaker 5: I'm lead.
Speaker 8: He's at the door, might put him again later in
Speaker 8: the week.
Speaker 5: He might come in my house and he's just say,
Speaker 5: and I come out and he came in and my
Speaker 5: shoes are gone. So I had to tell him, like, yo,
Speaker 5: my man, listen, I will always always be your son,
Speaker 5: but I'm not your kid anymore.
Speaker 8: If you come in my house, you don't pick up
Speaker 8: things and take without telling me. The rules at my house.
Speaker 8: And I'm fine. If you don't like the rules, you
Speaker 8: don't come here. I'll visit you at your house. But
Speaker 8: my dad is that guy.
Speaker 6: So that's how you got that mark right there, you
Speaker 6: dad person.
Speaker 25: One of my ma's best qualities, They're like, that's what
Speaker 25: you're picking up on is he's very non emotional. And
Speaker 25: I mean that in a good sense, in a business sense.
Speaker 25: You can make very rational, calm decisions. I run hot,
Speaker 25: he's normally gotta talk me off the ledge. But I
Speaker 25: think that's one of his biggest skills. And that's probably
Speaker 25: what you're picking up on. Always calm, always cool, always
Speaker 25: gonna make a decision with the right considerations. He doesn't
Speaker 25: really often. You know, a lot of us get emotional.
Speaker 25: He's always had that since I met him before.
Speaker 6: So I always wanted to know, like when you have
Speaker 6: somebody like a Lebron or even in an industry, and
Speaker 6: that artist is your friend, or you know Lebron and
Speaker 6: basketball player is your friend, when.
Speaker 4: He has a problem with somebody, do y'all have a
Speaker 4: problem with somebody? Is it that type of brotherhood?
Speaker 6: Like if that was the case, me and schel Mayer
Speaker 6: have a problem with everybody, with everybody, But in that case,
Speaker 6: is that the same thing with you guys business?
Speaker 5: That's a great question in the sense that like that
Speaker 5: that comes up right, meaning you know, back in the
Speaker 5: day to beef with Deshaun Stevenson, and it may be
Speaker 5: on the court, right.
Speaker 8: So I think if he has a problem with someone.
Speaker 5: The first thing we do is, first off, we're not
Speaker 5: at all afraid to say if he's wrong, doesn't mean
Speaker 5: we will tell you the world public right, or we
Speaker 5: will say, yo, that's a little bit you.
Speaker 8: We were having this discussion yesterday's problem.
Speaker 5: With one of us who was saying something. We were like, yo,
Speaker 5: you're wrong, man. You you going the wrong way on this.
Speaker 5: So that's number one. Number two, if there is a
Speaker 5: problem with Lebron has a problem, when he had a
Speaker 5: problem with Deshaun Stevenson, yes it became a problem with
Speaker 5: all of us.
Speaker 4: That was a real issue.
Speaker 8: Like that was that was a real issue because Lebron's
Speaker 8: not a starter. By the way, Lebron, that is not
Speaker 8: his He's not.
Speaker 5: He'll get in like if you want to go there,
Speaker 5: he'll do it. But he never starts anything. He's really thoughtful,
Speaker 5: really observe it and sees everything. In fact, I always
Speaker 5: telling me he should. He'd be a much better case
Speaker 5: worker than than basketball player. He sees like he's the
Speaker 5: guy that like, you know, like you go to this
Speaker 5: house at dinner, He'll be like, you're envy three cookies.
Speaker 8: You're like, like, you got a chef here that're making cookies.
Speaker 4: Let me eat a cookie, and like of my case.
Speaker 8: But anyway, so he sees everything, but he's not a starter.
Speaker 8: But like in that instance, it definitely was.
Speaker 5: A thing that the Shawn made a thing. One day,
Speaker 5: I was actually at I was in Spain. Actually it
Speaker 5: was a preseason game between the Wizards and the Hornets.
Speaker 5: I was with Chris Paul. We were out in Spain,
Speaker 5: and they acted like they really wanted to do something
Speaker 5: to me, like a couple of Wizards players like where
Speaker 5: I felt like nothing happened, but you know how you
Speaker 5: be like I was in a club in Spain.
Speaker 4: And Sean and two guys.
Speaker 8: I was by myself. I was with Chris, but they
Speaker 8: maybe had laughed.
Speaker 5: I was just hanging was packed in Barcelona and nothing happened,
Speaker 5: but you know how they made me feel like I
Speaker 5: had to go to the bar and order two beers
Speaker 5: and I don't even really drink beer.
Speaker 4: That came out swea.
Speaker 5: So yeah, if Lebron has a problem with someone on
Speaker 5: the court, it could, but sometimes it doesn't, like you know,
Speaker 5: because basketball thing could be like they had an issue,
Speaker 5: so he filed somebody too hard. They followed him, it's
Speaker 5: an issue tonight and then it's all good after the
Speaker 5: game whatever.
Speaker 8: But if it's a real thing that carries on, then
Speaker 8: it could be coming.
Speaker 2: Did j Z song agitate that situation? Did that freestyle?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah for sure?
Speaker 5: And Jay called me, I'll never forget he was he
Speaker 5: freestyled that for sure. He called me one that I
Speaker 5: was late at night. I was in Ohio and Jay
Speaker 5: was on tour and he had just go up the
Speaker 5: stage in Oakland.
Speaker 18: Lebron.
Speaker 8: He called me.
Speaker 5: He was like he just he was like I can
Speaker 5: still hear him, like breathing hard. He just say he
Speaker 5: was like, yo, I was on stage and he came
Speaker 5: up with that on stage in Oakland. Jay came up
Speaker 5: with that, got off stage, called me. He was like, yo,
Speaker 5: I got this and wrapped it to me through the PHM.
Speaker 5: I was like, and I knew right away, like, oh,
Speaker 5: this is gonna make this thing. That's this thing is
Speaker 5: gonna And.
Speaker 8: I was like, let's go. And he put it out.
Speaker 8: I don't know, like a week later and of course,
Speaker 8: that of course.
Speaker 4: Elevated day as a mad verse. You haven't heard.
Speaker 9: How instrumental has Jay, Ben and y'all growth as businessman
Speaker 9: and just men period.
Speaker 5: One of the two three most important people in our lives,
Speaker 5: both personally and professionally. Because we were fortunate enough to
Speaker 5: start hanging with Jay about the same time I had
Speaker 5: that internship. I was nineteen, Bron was sixteen when we
Speaker 5: first met Jay and Chicago. I always remember how long
Speaker 5: it was because the first time we met Jay, we
Speaker 5: met Biggs and Tata first, and then we went up
Speaker 5: to see Jay in his room at the Ritz, and
Speaker 5: when he came down the stairs, he was rapping and
Speaker 5: he was like, yo, I just let and they started
Speaker 5: talking about He was like, yo, I got to hit.
Speaker 5: I got the single for the album, so he Blueprint
Speaker 5: wasn't out yet right there and everything, not just Jay,
Speaker 5: but his whole crew. We looked to them and modeled
Speaker 5: our thing, like that's that's what we want to be
Speaker 5: like for sure, And we modeled everything we did, thought do,
Speaker 5: think is modeled and thought about that and then we
Speaker 5: all became separately personal friends with Jay.
Speaker 8: We all have personal, separate relationships.
Speaker 5: With Jay that have ebbed and flows over years, meaning
Speaker 5: that spent a lot of time and we moved whatever.
Speaker 5: But it's always been personal and professional professional sense that
Speaker 5: we modeled it and studied and learned and personally because
Speaker 5: we all became person snow friends with him. They can
Speaker 5: call him and go see him, and Randy has a
Speaker 5: relationship with him, and Lebron has a different relationship than
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 8: All have these relationships with him and go back and forth.
Speaker 5: We're in the group text with him with p now
Speaker 5: so we're always talking and laughing and did somebody hear
Speaker 5: this new song?
Speaker 8: And what do you think of that?
Speaker 5: Talking music, talking business, talking life. Sports is a big
Speaker 5: connection for us. We own a suite at so Far
Speaker 5: with Jay together so been extremely instrument.
Speaker 25: And it's dope till this day, you know, when we
Speaker 25: do something business wise, but like I see y'all, it's
Speaker 25: always dope, like it's the big homie.
Speaker 3: Like so he's nice.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right, we got more with Maverick Carter and
Speaker 6: Paul Rivera. When we come back.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Everybody's j n V, Jess Hilarius, Charlamage and
Speaker 6: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking
Speaker 6: it with Maverick Carter and Paul Rivera. They're from the Shop,
Speaker 6: previously on HBO but now is on YouTube.
Speaker 3: Jess, let's talk the shop. So why does seasons be
Speaker 3: so short?
Speaker 5: He's in charge of old people want more?
Speaker 7: I mean it's probably a good thing that you leave
Speaker 7: people like wanting more, but they be short?
Speaker 3: How many? How many episodes?
Speaker 4: Yes, so you know that's the most consistent feedback. We're
Speaker 4: here for sure.
Speaker 25: I think if I had to pick, I'd want people
Speaker 25: to want more and then be like, why y'all still
Speaker 25: up here?
Speaker 4: Still talking? Yeah, you know we filmed Charlamage's been on
Speaker 4: an episode.
Speaker 8: You want a great thanks?
Speaker 26: Actually yeah, Kevin Kevin love Little X and right yeah, yes,
Speaker 26: they both for yeah, yeah, so you know what, look
Speaker 26: the episodes, we get lost in the episodes, meaning you know,
Speaker 26: and you can speak for it's like we're there.
Speaker 25: We take for an hour and a half, two hours sometimes,
Speaker 25: but we found the model works a little better when
Speaker 25: we're shorter, So you know, thirty thirty five minutes, I
Speaker 25: think MAVs only you know, point on this thing is
Speaker 25: let's just make sure the content should dictate how long
Speaker 25: the episode. Yeah, so if we have a great hour episode, great,
Speaker 25: If we have a great twenty seven minute episode, great.
Speaker 4: But that's the most consistent feedback we get for sure.
Speaker 5: But I think that to his point, the person who
Speaker 5: has the hardest job and the most talented job for
Speaker 5: the show is the editor. Because, as you guys know,
Speaker 5: are the editor of this show. You're sitting in a
Speaker 5: room with five six people. The conversation goes this way,
Speaker 5: goes that way, It goes this way, goes that way,
Speaker 5: and the editor has to string that together.
Speaker 8: So when you watch it, it feels like one.
Speaker 5: Because in the room we're doing all type of last episode,
Speaker 5: Nelly had to pee in the middle of it. So
Speaker 5: to get that continuity and to string it together, it's
Speaker 5: really hard. The editor, is it amazing to be able
Speaker 5: to pull that together. That's very hard because I may
Speaker 5: you may start a thought, he may jump in, you
Speaker 5: may jump in. You may come back to that thought
Speaker 5: twenty minutes later, like oh I got something out of that,
Speaker 5: and you're gonna edit that together. So that becomes a
Speaker 5: very hard job of making it seem like one. It
Speaker 5: is one conversation, but make it have continuity through the aught.
Speaker 25: I want I want to ask you guys a question
Speaker 25: though our first episode season seven, as experts, you heard
Speaker 25: Nelly say his era hip hop was the toughest era,
Speaker 25: most competitive.
Speaker 4: You guys agree, you guys disagree.
Speaker 2: I agree with the name said. Yes, yeah, it depends
Speaker 2: what you're talking about.
Speaker 9: If you're talking about music and like business and sales wise, yes, Lyrically,
Speaker 9: I don't think so.
Speaker 4: If you're talking lyrics, I don't think that.
Speaker 3: Was it was about selling.
Speaker 2: You talking about selling probably, yeah, lyrically, what what you saying?
Speaker 9: I mean, I would say the ninety four probably like
Speaker 9: that whole ninety four era, when you first got nabs,
Speaker 9: when you first got big, when you first got.
Speaker 2: Jay like that's when Wu tang like, that's that to me,
Speaker 2: that would be that era.
Speaker 5: So J thought before that the eighties, the like late
Speaker 5: eighties came Couldie rap, that was how old are you?
Speaker 8: I remember?
Speaker 2: I remember, I didn't live.
Speaker 8: I didn't live. It would say that, he would say, lyrically,
Speaker 8: that's what he said. Literally, that's to your question.
Speaker 6: No, I mean, I'm from New York, so that that
Speaker 6: that era was heavy, the Coolie wraps, the Rocks, the
Speaker 6: big Daddy Knes.
Speaker 4: But there was nothing like the big Nash when I felt.
Speaker 3: It was bow Wow Romeo. They would get in one.
Speaker 2: Of your ghost mavericks.
Speaker 5: You can't, Ohio, you can not front on bows fantastic
Speaker 5: and always been.
Speaker 19: Entertained nice gowns like that.
Speaker 6: What was your answer to what Nellie said?
Speaker 25: Being from New York as well, I think that era.
Speaker 25: I think, uh yeah, I think so. I think just
Speaker 25: but your point, Charlotmae is the right one. It's like,
Speaker 25: depends what the metrics we're talking about. We're talking about lyricism.
Speaker 25: We're talking about your successful records sold.
Speaker 5: For the problem you can't the reason why you can't
Speaker 5: do it on successful records sold because it's not apples
Speaker 5: to apples. Lyrics is apposed to apples, like who can
Speaker 5: really write songs? Because based on records sold well, then
Speaker 5: you have to track hip hop's growth as a genre
Speaker 5: like hip hop was just bigger. The reason Nelly and
Speaker 5: Eminem and Jacob Selmour then the people in the late
Speaker 5: eighties because hip.
Speaker 8: Hop was still under like you know, I mean, it
Speaker 8: was a little unfair to talk about it, but.
Speaker 6: There was no streaming, so it made it difficult. You
Speaker 6: had to go buy records, you had to go to
Speaker 6: the actual store. It was a lot different. And back
Speaker 6: then it's they didn't have the releases like they do now.
Speaker 6: Now you could just write a record today and put
Speaker 6: it out tomorrow. Back then it was it was set
Speaker 6: up on a schedule that had to come out on
Speaker 6: a certain quarter. And like you said, besides Eminem, you
Speaker 6: know Nellie j you had Nas, you had DMX, who
Speaker 6: was a beast during that time. You had Joe Rule
Speaker 6: I was a beast that That's like, you had heavy hitters,
Speaker 6: the biggest, the big doctor money during that time.
Speaker 8: Stupid.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Like you had those guys that were selling records
Speaker 6: and like you said, they would never share a release
Speaker 6: date because you never wanted to share your sales with somebody.
Speaker 6: So those are the times.
Speaker 9: Nell he's interested though, because he was like the overachievement.
Speaker 9: Nobody had that expectation of Nell, including Nelly.
Speaker 25: If you asked, Nelly was like, I thought we'd make
Speaker 25: some some money, open up a liquor stores.
Speaker 8: And even when he was selling that much, you were like, really, yeah,
Speaker 8: like you don't expect that. You don't expect for sure.
Speaker 6: I wanted to ask because you mentioned when it made
Speaker 6: the decision to go to Miami As a team, it
Speaker 6: was different, right, because you guys changed the narrative for NBA.
Speaker 4: Right, meaning most.
Speaker 6: Players, they're good players, they stay on that team forever, win, lose,
Speaker 6: batter drug. But you guys hears the narrative and saying, hey,
Speaker 6: these owners make decisions for us. Now we're gonna make
Speaker 6: our own decisions to see where we want to go,
Speaker 6: where we want to play with And that changed the
Speaker 6: NBA forever.
Speaker 4: How was that conversation as a team, because.
Speaker 6: I'm sure somebody on the team was like, I don't
Speaker 6: know how this is gonna come across, because y'all.
Speaker 4: Bost Up was like, well, we're gonna do it our way.
Speaker 9: In I remember Rich Paul vividly being upset during the
Speaker 9: decision on Twitter.
Speaker 5: I remember that completely. It's it gets interesting that what
Speaker 5: you just said. But Rich, ye, it was defly upset.
Speaker 5: He was right by the way thing he was saying
Speaker 5: and feeling. But Lebron's right also, And you know those
Speaker 5: two things can be miserly. If you don't have to
Speaker 5: have a right and a wrong right, you can two
Speaker 5: things can be right at the same time. Here's the
Speaker 5: one thing Lebron. Lebron has a quality that Jay Z has.
Speaker 5: I always tell people this, Lebron always knows what's right
Speaker 5: for him. It's a quality that I wish I had
Speaker 5: and would probably always he He just nails it all
Speaker 5: the time.
Speaker 8: He always nails it.
Speaker 4: Jay is like that.
Speaker 5: Jay always knows, I'm gonna do this song, I'm gonna
Speaker 5: do this feature not that fuch you like why he
Speaker 5: can't explain it to you.
Speaker 8: But if you ask Lebron, man, should I have chicken
Speaker 8: a fish tonight? He's like, I hed a line that.
Speaker 5: What you should eat like, but he knows exactly in
Speaker 5: the most intricate hard time.
Speaker 8: Going back to Cleveland, I didn't. I was like, I
Speaker 8: don't think this is right.
Speaker 4: Like he was like, I'm not going back back. I'm
Speaker 4: not going to about him anymore.
Speaker 8: I'm I moved to.
Speaker 5: LA I did not go back act, but I know
Speaker 5: it was not right because of the of Dan Gilbert,
Speaker 5: the owner in Cleveland. Like that man said that why
Speaker 5: would you go back and help him? And he knew
Speaker 5: and he said to the me, is mad yet I'm
Speaker 5: in favor of progress over pride. Get rid of your pride.
Speaker 5: You're making a prideful statement. I was like, I am
Speaker 5: and I'm gonna make it again. I'm like, I would
Speaker 5: not do that. I would have not ever went back
Speaker 5: to Cleveland. He knew that was right for him. So
Speaker 5: Lebron always was able to do that. And I think
Speaker 5: to your point you said he changed what happens then,
Speaker 5: But the fact of the matter is again a bit
Speaker 5: like hip hop, the NBA has just gotten bigger and
Speaker 5: more talked about more. Kareem left the Bucks and went
Speaker 5: to like players have done that before, but it just
Speaker 5: became bigger. You know, the conversions of Lebron, how big
Speaker 5: the NBA was, we did the decision. All those things
Speaker 5: combined made it seem much bigger. But Lebron always knows,
Speaker 5: he has a sense, like a sixth sense, and like
Speaker 5: I should do this, and not that.
Speaker 6: We got more with Maverick Carter and Paul Rivera when
Speaker 6: we come back. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Oh everybody,
Speaker 6: it's DJ n V, Jesse, Larry Charlamage the guy. We
Speaker 6: are to Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Maverick
Speaker 6: Carter and Paul Revee. Heard they're from the shop. They
Speaker 6: got a new season.
Speaker 2: You think Cleveland was Bron's greatest championship.
Speaker 8: That's a good question, like are all championships equal?
Speaker 4: No, No, absolutely nothing.
Speaker 9: I always said if Lebron's stayed twenty years in Cleveland
Speaker 9: for twenty one years and had that one ring, I
Speaker 9: think the argument between him and MG wouldn't be what
Speaker 9: it is.
Speaker 4: That one ring means more than the four you think, Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 6: And I think pauls agree.
Speaker 4: I think if he comes to New York and wins,
Speaker 4: don't got me in trouble.
Speaker 9: You know, ask about the shot, Paul, that was a risk, right,
Speaker 9: putting an active player and giving them a platform then.
Speaker 2: And letting them talk freely.
Speaker 4: Maybe so.
Speaker 25: But to MAV's earlier point, Bron is so clear and
Speaker 25: what makes sense for him, and I think it's never
Speaker 25: risk if it's authentic to you, right, like if you
Speaker 25: believe in what you're saying. I think Bron has always
Speaker 25: been very clear on what he wants to say, how
Speaker 25: he wants to say it, and double down on it.
Speaker 4: Stand on business as a kid say. But it was
Speaker 4: one of the first of it's kind.
Speaker 8: I think.
Speaker 25: Look, I think the shop is unique, you know, the
Speaker 25: barber shop as for men here, the barbershop.
Speaker 4: Isn't a new idea right.
Speaker 25: I think what was different from ours was the diverse
Speaker 25: rooms and voices we put in a room and the
Speaker 25: conversations we have. What you won't hear in the shop
Speaker 25: is like, who's the best basketball player ever? I mean
Speaker 25: it's Lebron but neither here nor there, like, uh, you know,
Speaker 25: you won't hear any of those things, not the best greatest.
Speaker 9: Come on, come on, we'll take it still, Michael, it's
Speaker 9: still Kobe Fair kid and another kid from Akron. You
Speaker 9: can put it into You're born in Akroneph Curry not in.
Speaker 4: The goat commersation.
Speaker 6: Yes, of all time, all stop of all time.
Speaker 4: Yes, Steph Curry Revolution to be clear, greatest shooter of
Speaker 4: all time for sure. Yeah. And he beat ron N
Speaker 4: Golden State. Yeah, yeah, thank you.
Speaker 8: I love my Royal.
Speaker 2: But no, I mean, look, the shop makes the conversation
Speaker 2: is there though?
Speaker 25: No, But what makes it, what makes it different for
Speaker 25: me of the shop is just these conversations, right, the
Speaker 25: conversations we have, and I think you know, not try
Speaker 25: but the product, when you think about it, is it
Speaker 25: all feels like an extension of the.
Speaker 4: Conversation we're trying to have with our community.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 25: We view the shop not just as a show anymore.
Speaker 25: We view it as a brand, but more importantly as
Speaker 25: a platform to have those conversations. So like you know,
Speaker 25: the men's grooming line was just an extension of those conversations.
Speaker 25: And you'll see more of it, right, you'll see you
Speaker 25: know which we've taken the shop from a show to
Speaker 25: live experiences, HPCU tour.
Speaker 4: I saw you on one of the tours, Live.
Speaker 25: City Tour, products, you know, experiences, all those things, So
Speaker 25: you know, we're treating it like a platform and want
Speaker 25: to make sure we're just authentic to like that barbershop experience.
Speaker 7: How do you pick your guests because not any and
Speaker 7: everybody can just get on the shop, you know what
Speaker 7: I mean?
Speaker 3: Like, how do you guys scout out your guess?
Speaker 5: Well, we start with the idea of trying to get
Speaker 5: a room of people who will have an interesting conversation,
Speaker 5: very interesting conversation. So not all musicians are all athletes.
Speaker 5: Like how do you get people from different walks of life?
Speaker 5: Because that is when you grew up going to the
Speaker 5: barbershop like we all did. The whole point of it
Speaker 5: was when you went to my barbershop as a kid,
Speaker 5: they'd be like the fireman, the city worker, the local
Speaker 5: drug dealer. They were all there, and the conversation kind
Speaker 5: of ebbed and flowed and took these twists and turns.
Speaker 5: If it started off like talking about high school football,
Speaker 5: then you might talk about NFL football. Then it might
Speaker 5: go into the politics of the city and what's happening
Speaker 5: with the mayor. And you know, there was always the
Speaker 5: guy in there who was preaching like we should be
Speaker 5: paying more attention to politics and education. So we try
Speaker 5: and bring that to life, that feeling of like these
Speaker 5: are all different people. You have the mom in there
Speaker 5: with their sons. So women were always represented in the shop.
Speaker 5: So we try and always go like, okay, how can
Speaker 5: we create a room of diversity different people and also
Speaker 5: people who won't just agree with each other. My grandmother
Speaker 5: had a saying that I still say this day. I
Speaker 5: say it in the company all the time. If two
Speaker 5: people always agree, one person isn't needed. So we try
Speaker 5: and bring that in our company, but also in the shop.
Speaker 5: Always like to have it. It doesn't have to be
Speaker 5: an art. It's not an argument, right, It's like an
Speaker 5: interesting conversation. Because to me, I always say, all my friends,
Speaker 5: all the people I hang with are people that are
Speaker 5: almost eight or nine times out of ten when I
Speaker 5: sit and talk with them, they say something to me
Speaker 5: that I go, damn, I never thought about it. Those
Speaker 5: are the best type of conversations to me.
Speaker 9: And my last question, it feels like twenty one years
Speaker 9: is gone by very quickly. Nobody expected twenty one years.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 9: You don't not at this level. When did y'all start
Speaker 9: setting up for life after basketball?
Speaker 5: Probably in year four? Not in a way of like
Speaker 5: what are we going to do when basketball is over?
Speaker 5: More so, I tell people I left Nike and Lebron's like, yo,
Speaker 5: I want you to come help me, fire my agent,
Speaker 5: come work with me. Did that for the first I
Speaker 5: mean definitely at the beginning, I said, I started to
Speaker 5: think my first name was Lebron's and my.
Speaker 4: Last name was Friends.
Speaker 5: That's how I got introduced with Ron's. I was like, damn,
Speaker 5: my last name is Friend, my first name is Labron.
Speaker 5: He was still not in a not in a way like,
Speaker 5: not in a way like that. That's why I corrected myself,
Speaker 5: like the beginning, but still for sure, some people go
Speaker 5: what is matter? Like they won't say friend anymore? They
Speaker 5: dropped a friend which is. But so I would say,
Speaker 5: we didn't start talking about it in a way that
Speaker 5: was like, what are we gonna do when basketball is over?
Speaker 8: We're going to be very tactical and thoughtful. It wasn't
Speaker 8: like that. It was actually just more like pure human emotion.
Speaker 5: And a bit ego too, of like me, Rich Randy
Speaker 5: going like, we're gonna work until we're no longer introduced
Speaker 5: as Lebron's front like that was a big part of
Speaker 5: it that I think I still I'm almost sure I
Speaker 5: still have that chip. And Lebron was completely He was
Speaker 5: the ringlinger of it, like, Yo, I want you guys
Speaker 5: to It's funny he talks about now he's like I
Speaker 5: he'll say to me now or to Rich, I wanted
Speaker 5: you guys always to become your own men. But I
Speaker 5: never knew it turned into so much. I don't even
Speaker 5: see you guys, I don't see like we used to,
Speaker 5: Like we don't because we work so much. But so
Speaker 5: it was more like that, like that feeling of like
Speaker 5: and then and then strategy and tactics. Obviously how we
Speaker 5: thought about it became a thing. Rich found his lane
Speaker 5: and became the best agent in sports. Was never going
Speaker 5: to be my thing. I liked being more of an
Speaker 5: entrepreneur doing other things, and Randy found his lane always
Speaker 5: being you know, in charge of everything Lebron and Lebron.
Speaker 8: Chief his staff. But actually talking about post basketball.
Speaker 5: The first time I had a conversation of of really
Speaker 5: post basketball Lebron. The first time he said the word
Speaker 5: retirement to me was five weeks ago. First time I've
Speaker 5: ever heard him say the word. Man, we should sit
Speaker 5: down and talk about retirement.
Speaker 8: I never.
Speaker 5: He had never said that to me, and we actually
Speaker 5: I was like, oh, I guess we should, so we'd
Speaker 5: never and we sat down. Okay, here's all the things
Speaker 5: to think about. There's this, there's media. Do you want
Speaker 5: to you're never gonna call games? Do you want to
Speaker 5: do more stuff in media?
Speaker 26: You know?
Speaker 5: And we're like, let's just lay it all out and
Speaker 5: you can think about it. But literally, that was I
Speaker 5: can look back. They were in Houston playing the Rockets
Speaker 5: because I flew to Houston. I was in Houston already
Speaker 5: and I flew it. I saw him the first time
Speaker 5: he ever mentioned the word retirement. What do you let's
Speaker 5: talk about?
Speaker 6: You know what the headlines are gonna say. Maverick says,
Speaker 6: Lebron talks retirement, so this might be his last season.
Speaker 6: That's the headlines are gonna be sure.
Speaker 5: After he heard charlottm Mane and the God say Lebron
Speaker 5: is actually gonna play ten more years to prove Charlotte
Speaker 5: Mane and the God he's one of the all time greats.
Speaker 6: Well, if the Knicks pick his son moved to New York,
Speaker 6: that's last question.
Speaker 4: I love New York and be me and you'll talk off.
Speaker 16: I would love to be in.
Speaker 6: I appreciate you guys for joining us. Maverick Carter Polver,
Speaker 6: thanks for having us seventh season.
Speaker 8: Of This Living.
Speaker 6: That's right the shop on YouTube, and definitely check out
Speaker 6: all the grooming products that they have living you guys.
Speaker 3: They don't have for the moms that bring their sons
Speaker 3: in the barbershop.
Speaker 8: But you know there are.
Speaker 5: You're gonna start helping them learning groom because you know
Speaker 5: a lot of young boys and men think grooming.
Speaker 8: And face cares for special occasions for every day. Every
Speaker 8: day was.
Speaker 5: Most every day, not just when you go into the
Speaker 5: prom or the big basketball game.
Speaker 8: It's daily.
Speaker 3: So that's what you have, okay, And I can take
Speaker 3: the mirror yes.
Speaker 8: And be the fan.
Speaker 6: It's the breakfast club in the morning. Morning, everybody, we
Speaker 6: are the breakfast club. Let's get to jest with the world.
Speaker 3: I miss yous, just corrib the more.
Speaker 19: Just don't do no lines, don't do that, don't stand nobody.
Speaker 4: World why worldwide? On the breakfast clubs the coaches ship.
Speaker 21: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 21: understand something that nobody could get you to see this time.
Speaker 3: To set it off, you better speak that.
Speaker 7: Cardi B says accusations against LAPD were a joke. So
Speaker 7: yesterday I reported that Cardi B went Live to share
Speaker 7: a story about being harassed by the LPD, and she
Speaker 7: claimed he came to our house stripped outside after receiving
Speaker 7: an anonymous tip that she was selling drugs or whatever.
Speaker 7: After we reported it, she come in on our social
Speaker 7: media page to clear up some things. She said, Oh
Speaker 7: my god, no, this was joke. I always do these
Speaker 7: jokes with my fans on station Head. I guess it
Speaker 7: didn't translate well on ig Live, and I guess I
Speaker 7: said it before you know, bad timing. It actually was
Speaker 7: bid time because that was the same thing that was
Speaker 7: going on over at Diddy plays down the block so
Speaker 7: Cardi B's team. They sent the statement to Bill Boyd
Speaker 7: saying that they apologized for any confusion, and TMZ also
Speaker 7: had sources at LPED confirmed that there weren't any reports
Speaker 7: on file that supported her story.
Speaker 9: So well, Cardi got a big voice. So if Cardi
Speaker 9: had on Instagram live and say that, why would we
Speaker 9: did she say what a joke at the end and
Speaker 9: maybe we just.
Speaker 3: She No, she didn't say that it was a joke.
Speaker 7: She was like, but no, seriously, though, I just want
Speaker 7: to think Barti gang and bah blah blah blah. Yeah,
Speaker 7: so I didn't I listened to that, but I just
Speaker 7: thought that she was just like, I gotta stop talking
Speaker 7: about this and talk about her her album said or
Speaker 7: our single, our single?
Speaker 2: She got another top ten records too.
Speaker 7: I think that yes, she didn't. That was that's what
Speaker 7: she announced Top ten. H Halle Barry opens up about
Speaker 7: her misdiagnosis. So she said that were first Lady doctor
Speaker 7: Jill Biden for a recent health panel and they spoke
Speaker 7: about menopause. Holly Barry spoke on meeting the man of
Speaker 7: her dreams than Hunt, will we always see her with?
Speaker 24: Uh?
Speaker 7: She noticed intense pain after they had sex, though. She said,
Speaker 7: I feel like I have raised the blade in my vagina.
Speaker 7: I run to my gnacologists and I said, oh my god,
Speaker 7: what's happening. So her doctor sold her she had herpes,
Speaker 7: claiming that this is the worst case of herpes he
Speaker 7: had ever.
Speaker 3: Seen in his life.
Speaker 4: Right, that is not actually, So.
Speaker 7: She confronted van Hunt about it, and they both got tested.
Speaker 7: They both tested negatives right for herpes.
Speaker 3: I just want to say that.
Speaker 7: Then that's when she realized she was misdiagnosed and the
Speaker 7: pain was the symptom of menopause.
Speaker 6: Can you sue your doctor for that?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I mean, I would think you can
Speaker 3: form a misdiagnosis.
Speaker 9: You imagine how that goal though you know you're only
Speaker 9: with one person. You get herpes and you go accuse
Speaker 9: that person. You come on me, I'm both for y'all
Speaker 9: got to go get them. Yeah, do you apologize?
Speaker 7: He was like, I got something, but it ain't herbies.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm because not raise the blazing there.
Speaker 7: But she said she thought that she was able to
Speaker 7: handle menopause because she was healthy. She also said, my
Speaker 7: doctor had no knowledge and did not prepare me. That's
Speaker 7: when I knew, Oh my gosh, I've got to use
Speaker 7: my platform, and I have to use all of who
Speaker 7: I am, and I have to state and have to
Speaker 7: start making a change and a difference for other women.
Speaker 7: Now listen, this is why I also want to throw
Speaker 7: out there for all my women out there, other STDs
Speaker 7: consistent with the pain she was feeling, the raisor blades
Speaker 7: and the vagina, chlamydia and gonerhea. That's also symptoms of
Speaker 7: that too. So I'm not sure about the menopause. I've
Speaker 7: talked to many of the older women in my family
Speaker 7: said they never felt that.
Speaker 9: That's what herpes feel like. That's what IM saying. Herbies
Speaker 9: felt like that blades in the vagina. Herbes is just
Speaker 9: the itch and outbreak.
Speaker 7: Yeah No, I just never felt, uh, the razor blade feeling.
Speaker 7: But I know I talked to a couple of menopause
Speaker 7: women and minopause survivors or whatever, and they said they've
Speaker 7: never felt that.
Speaker 2: So anybody in here got to her It's like what
Speaker 2: in four right, wasn't it?
Speaker 15: Got it?
Speaker 3: They say, everybody got it, but not not like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, listeners, with herpes, we appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Yeahnau, everybody there.
Speaker 4: With minopause, you appreciate.
Speaker 3: And salute to hellybody.
Speaker 7: But being so open with this situation, all right, Wendy
Speaker 7: Williams's brother does not think the Lifetime documentary exploited her.
Speaker 7: He said he ain't got no problem with it, He
Speaker 7: wasn't mad at it. During a recent interview, he said,
Speaker 7: I don't I think it was Wendy that was exploited.
Speaker 7: I think it was a situation that's being exploited. And
Speaker 7: if sharing Wendy's situation is opening things up, well then
Speaker 7: that's the deli well, then that's the delivery and intention.
Speaker 7: The whole intent was to open things up. He believes
Speaker 7: it was allowed. He believes it allowed a much needed
Speaker 7: conversation about something that many people face.
Speaker 3: But to that, I say, it's shiny here.
Speaker 7: This was on there too, like you know, he was
Speaker 7: in front of the cameraon I know he got paid
Speaker 7: a little bit of cash. But the thing is, until
Speaker 7: we hear Wendy say I wasn't exploited, that wasn't it,
Speaker 7: then I don't really care about what nobody say.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we all got eyes, we all got it. We
Speaker 2: watched it. We saw ourselves that.
Speaker 9: Looked like a woman who could make any rational decisions
Speaker 9: for herself.
Speaker 6: And you know your sister, which her sister be okay
Speaker 6: with that, but he wanted to be from the other side.
Speaker 6: That's why he said he sees it from that side,
Speaker 6: but anybody eyes seeing it as as totally exploitation and
Speaker 6: maybe he's.
Speaker 4: Just being protective of his sister.
Speaker 2: But the reality is she.
Speaker 3: Was absolutely and I think that she ain't even know.
Speaker 2: Tommy was Tommy in the documit.
Speaker 7: She was like, Kevin, I ain't even tell a girl time.
Speaker 7: He was all right, yeah, cut it out. Yeah, So
Speaker 7: come on Quiet On set, real quick. Quiet On that
Speaker 7: it will be launching a fifth episode called Breaking the Silence.
Speaker 7: The new episode will focus on the Amanda Show and
Speaker 7: Drake and Josh starred.
Speaker 3: Drake bell I think he got some other stuff to
Speaker 3: tell us.
Speaker 7: It also focus on all that cast member cast members
Speaker 7: Giovanni Samuels and Brian Hearn.
Speaker 3: That was Brian Hearn was the guy talked about earlier
Speaker 3: this week Little black Head.
Speaker 7: Oh other good news about this documentary because I wanted
Speaker 7: a lot of people to watch this. The first four
Speaker 7: episodes on Quiet Ons that have been watched by sixteen
Speaker 7: million viewers across the platform, and.
Speaker 3: I hope many many more watch it his house.
Speaker 7: Well, Dan, yeah, yeah, I'm not sure, but we're gonna
Speaker 7: see hopefully we're gonna put that in motion.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but that's just with the mess.
Speaker 4: Why anybody be looking.
Speaker 3: Right after I'm finished, because you got to put a
Speaker 3: clothes on it.
Speaker 8: I mess.
Speaker 3: My news is real allegedly, Ya, I'm so funny out here.
Speaker 4: Waiting for you.
Speaker 3: Wait morning, stupid, I hate.
Speaker 4: We'll give me that down listen far after the hour.
Speaker 9: We need a Catholic high school president named Matt Chambari
Speaker 9: to come to the front of the congregation. He'd like
Speaker 9: to see a world where black people don't play basketball.
Speaker 9: We'll discuss that a happy and I will get to it.
Speaker 9: Next to the breakfast club in the morning.
Speaker 4: You're checking out the breakfast club. Donkey up, damn he hog,
Speaker 4: it's time.
Speaker 8: For donkey, I mean, trying to be donkey today.
Speaker 4: No more. They should be embarrassed by what they already did.
Speaker 2: I'm not making these people do these.
Speaker 3: Days called donkey of the day, and it really caught
Speaker 3: me off guard. Damn Charlamagne, who got the donkey out
Speaker 3: of the day to.
Speaker 9: Well, donkey of the day for Wednesday, March twenty seventh,
Speaker 9: goes to Bishop Minogue Catholic High School president Matt Chambari. Now,
Speaker 9: Matt has requested to be placed on unpaid leave and
Speaker 9: the board of directors has accepted. Why would someone put
Speaker 9: themselves on voluntary unpaid leave? Well, let's go to two
Speaker 9: News Invida for the report.
Speaker 4: Police.
Speaker 27: Oh, we're learning that the president of Bishop Minogue Catholic
Speaker 27: High School has voluntarily put himself on unpaid leave following
Speaker 27: allegations of discrimination. Ex girls basketball coach Sarah Schoper Ramirez
Speaker 27: claims school president Matthew Chambari told her not to give
Speaker 27: minority players too much time on the court. In a statement,
Speaker 27: Chambari said he has never advocated for discrimination. He wrote
Speaker 27: in a statement quote, other than being guilty of using
Speaker 27: a very poor choice of words, which I profoundly regret,
Speaker 27: I've always tried to conduct myself in full service to
Speaker 27: the entire student body and our school community.
Speaker 6: End quote.
Speaker 27: Albrito Sparks ANDAAC president has gotten involved in the case.
Speaker 27: She says her biggest concern is protecting students and she's
Speaker 27: calling for sensitivity and diversity training at Bishop Minogue High School.
Speaker 9: Did that don't work? Listen, this man, this man put
Speaker 9: himself on unpaid leave. Let me translate for y'all. This
Speaker 9: man put himself on unpaid leave because he got caught
Speaker 9: on a secret recording telling the girls basketball coach that
Speaker 9: I think we've got to be super intentional about not
Speaker 9: supporting our creating a narrative where it looks like we're
Speaker 9: bringing in we are paying to bring in these brown
Speaker 9: kids that come win US basketball games and the white
Speaker 9: kids don't get to play. You know why this man
Speaker 9: should be put on voluntary leave, not only because he
Speaker 9: said that, but because he's not being in service to
Speaker 9: the school. What is a basketball team without black players.
Speaker 9: That's like banana pudding with no vanilla wayfist. That's like
Speaker 9: fried fish with no hot sauce. That's like the Lebron
Speaker 9: James version of the Bible without Jesus. Okay, this president
Speaker 9: should quit permanently because he actually wants raisings in the
Speaker 9: potatoes side. Listen, Make those white kids step they game up.
Speaker 9: Make them study tapes to Larry Bird. I know they're
Speaker 9: not American, but make them study Dirk and witch Kin
Speaker 9: Luka Donkish, let them study white chocolate.
Speaker 2: Jason Williams.
Speaker 8: Make them.
Speaker 9: Watch Christian Layton when he was at Duke. It's all
Speaker 9: types of ways these players can get better at basketball.
Speaker 2: But this man is not in the service to the school.
Speaker 9: Because who in the hell ever looks at the basketball
Speaker 9: team basketball and says, you know what we need to do,
Speaker 9: bench all the brown kids and play all the white kids. Now,
Speaker 9: if the kids is Kitlyn Clark, I understand, but clearly
Speaker 9: these kids aren't. So the head girls basketball coach named
Speaker 9: Sarah Ramirez said she disregarded the warning because why would
Speaker 9: she ever listened to that foolishness? And after they won
Speaker 9: the Class four A state girls basketball championship in February,
Speaker 9: I said, after they won the Class four A state
Speaker 9: girls basketball championship in February, she was fired after winning.
Speaker 9: We have the actual audio of match, Simbari, the secret recording,
Speaker 9: We have that right, let me listen to it.
Speaker 28: Financially, kids, right, and they're kind of public schools and
Speaker 28: then you have these kids you have you're probably your
Speaker 28: team in football, probably the first teams, and so that's
Speaker 28: going to create some issues in Yeah, and I think
Speaker 28: that we've got to be super intentional about not supporting
Speaker 28: or creating in the area where it looks like, oh, well,
Speaker 28: we're we're bringing in, We're paying to.
Speaker 4: Bring these round kids to come and win as basketball game.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with bringing the brown kids in the win
Speaker 2: basketball team.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Matt, you should be fired because you make poor
Speaker 9: decisions based on your bias. See putting a bunch of
Speaker 9: brown girls on the basketball team simply because they are
Speaker 9: the best players.
Speaker 2: That's not a diversity, that's not the EI at all.
Speaker 9: What you're trying to do by making the coach play
Speaker 9: these white kids is forced inclusion based off their race.
Speaker 9: And I think it's safe to say that don't work
Speaker 9: for anyone. We want the best of the best out there.
Speaker 9: It doesn't serve anyone to put mediocre players on that court,
Speaker 9: you know, just to say we play in the white kids.
Speaker 2: No, you want to win more state championships than not.
Speaker 2: Clearly the answer is not this fool.
Speaker 9: Matt Shambari said the firing of the girls basketball coach
Speaker 9: was solely based on the best interest of our student athletes.
Speaker 2: No, it was based off the best interests of the
Speaker 2: white student athletes.
Speaker 9: Okay, And he said it was based on the coaches
Speaker 9: behavior and actions for several reasons. I don't know what
Speaker 9: all the behaviors and actions were, but I know one
Speaker 9: of them was winning, Okay that.
Speaker 4: I do know.
Speaker 9: If you want to know what basketball would look like
Speaker 9: without black people, you gotta go back to nineteen forty
Speaker 9: nine when it was an all white league. Are just imagine,
Speaker 9: if you will, majority of your players were all employees
Speaker 9: you recruited from Starbucks.
Speaker 4: Same difference.
Speaker 2: Please give President Matt Shambari the biggest he hull.
Speaker 4: Damn.
Speaker 2: Chelsea Handler says she wanted to give it the biggest
Speaker 2: he huh.
Speaker 3: Give him bee haw hee haw.
Speaker 9: That is way too much, Dan Maynes, let Kathy Griffin
Speaker 9: give him the biggest he hall too.
Speaker 3: Please give this giant jar male the big as he haw.
Speaker 9: Well, since it's discrimination, you might as well let Chris
Speaker 9: Rock get in on it. What my girl like my
Speaker 9: girl working right? I'm just saying it's discrimination. When it's
Speaker 9: that type of discrimination, I see, it's it's not tricky
Speaker 9: at all.
Speaker 21: It is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you when his white side, come on, let's
Speaker 2: come on, let's hear DJ Karen.
Speaker 4: No, it's not the white side.
Speaker 6: But as you know, I've had two kids in high school,
Speaker 6: and what he said was paying for kids to play.
Speaker 4: No No, it's not that at all.
Speaker 6: What a lot of these schools do is they pay
Speaker 6: for kids in better environments to come to the school
Speaker 6: to play, which is against the law. No, they we're
Speaker 6: bad environments, right, So like let's say they'll get a
Speaker 6: kid from a bad environment that gets busy. It's illegal
Speaker 6: to pay for that kid to come to school to
Speaker 6: give them a scholarship based off sports. So a lot
Speaker 6: of these schools they go around and they get donors,
Speaker 6: and the donors take care of the kids, so the
Speaker 6: school would be better.
Speaker 4: What's wrong with that?
Speaker 2: You got a problem with little brown kids coming up?
Speaker 6: No, it's against the law, that's what you're saying. He said,
Speaker 6: you can't pay for me. I'm with you.
Speaker 9: You get yesterday you said Will Smith should get off
Speaker 9: from a speeding ticket because he's Will Smith.
Speaker 2: But now you got a problem.
Speaker 9: So you you're happy with the rich and famous, you know,
Speaker 9: breaking the law, but when it comes to little poor
Speaker 9: brown kids from pouring disenfranchise there is you don't want
Speaker 9: them to get any any breaks.
Speaker 15: Huh.
Speaker 4: I didn't say that.
Speaker 2: When they get the clip from yesterday and put this
Speaker 2: clip together.
Speaker 6: You always want to put something in my mouth.
Speaker 4: I always want to put something out. All I'm saying
Speaker 4: is and a lot of these schools, a lot of
Speaker 4: these presidents do that's crazy. They do something that's illegal
Speaker 4: and they pay.
Speaker 9: For the If you don't want Will Smith to get
Speaker 9: a speeding ticket, because he Will Smith, you shouldn't have
Speaker 9: no problem with these little brown kids coming up from
Speaker 9: a point disenfranchise there is and getting to come up.
Speaker 2: I don't have no problem.
Speaker 4: Okay, but that's what he was saying.
Speaker 6: If you heard what he said, he says, I don't
Speaker 6: want to pay for it because it's against.
Speaker 4: The law to pay for it.
Speaker 6: When it comes to sport, if it's acting that mixed,
Speaker 6: they can give a scholarship. That's why they need to
Speaker 6: give academic scholarship, and that scholarship for sports.
Speaker 4: Paying for it. He's not paying for it.
Speaker 2: And they went and state championship. I think it's a
Speaker 2: congratulation everybody colegilations today.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 6: Your whup in my mouth. What I'm saying is gonna
Speaker 6: be putting none my mom. I'm putting on in your mouth.
Speaker 6: I'm putting none my mouth. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: How many times you dj those party parties?
Speaker 4: Oh my never I can't.
Speaker 2: Tell never That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: It was like, that's why they don't want to talk
Speaker 7: about the real situation because DJ Envy was at the
Speaker 7: party and Charlamage was.
Speaker 2: I ain't never been there.
Speaker 4: I never been in that party.
Speaker 3: Party, I believe it.
Speaker 4: I end up even party none the less.
Speaker 2: Party.
Speaker 4: I ain't that party. Okay, all right, well let's open
Speaker 4: up the phone line.
Speaker 6: You got this DM.
Speaker 4: What's this d M?
Speaker 7: S Okay, So I didn't get the d M, but
Speaker 7: Charlamagne got the d M. She said, Hey, Charlotte, I
Speaker 7: love and your child. Yes you do, Hey, Charlotte, I
Speaker 7: love listening to you and your list every morning. Hopefully
Speaker 7: you see this and can pass this to Jess because
Speaker 7: I know she's she fixes people's mask on her podcast.
Speaker 3: I'm going through it.
Speaker 7: Me and my homegirl ain't really rocking with each other
Speaker 7: right now because me and this guy she liked started
Speaker 7: hooking up last month and she mad.
Speaker 3: Because she liked them too. And before you ask, yes,
Speaker 3: I did know that she liked them before this. But
Speaker 3: this is the thing. The girl was in a whole relationship.
Speaker 7: So how you get mad at me when you've been
Speaker 7: wiped up with a nigga for three for the last
Speaker 7: three years. She's talking about that don't matter. There's a
Speaker 7: girl called and I broke it. I don't know, but
Speaker 7: can you ask Jess if I'm bugging or is my homegirl?
Speaker 6: Well, let's let's let's go to breakfast club. Court will
Speaker 6: take some phone calls and then you can tell us
Speaker 6: what you think.
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five to one.
Speaker 6: So this girl was flirting with a guy and it
Speaker 6: seemed like her friend, who's in a relationship, likes the
Speaker 6: guy too, likes the guy first. So she's asking is
Speaker 6: that breaking girl code if she decides to holler at dude?
Speaker 7: I thought this was happening to somebody here is sing
Speaker 7: damn pretty underscored Danny three four cent T you go ahead?
Speaker 6: Eight hundred five eight five one, Yeah, yeah, I got
Speaker 6: to be up.
Speaker 8: Yep, go ahead. I see why don't like.
Speaker 4: Breaking girl code? This guy I'm with y'all.
Speaker 8: That's right.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Nobody up here, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Want everybody, it's the j n V. Just hilarious, Charlamagne
Speaker 6: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you're
Speaker 6: just joining us, Charlemagnet got a d M.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's not true. But what was the d M about?
Speaker 3: The DM was about this girl who was you said
Speaker 3: about it?
Speaker 6: The DAM was about this girl who her best friend
Speaker 6: is mad at her. And the reason her best friend
Speaker 6: is mad at her is because her best friend was
Speaker 6: flirting with this gentleman. She took the gentleman, but she
Speaker 6: didn't see a problem with dating the guy or talking
Speaker 6: to the guy because her best friend is in a
Speaker 6: relationship at all.
Speaker 4: So she's asking, is this breaking girl cod? We just
Speaker 4: don't bring the girl in here since she's up here
Speaker 4: a DM for whatever reason.
Speaker 6: Five eight five one on five one.
Speaker 4: Let's go over first.
Speaker 6: What do you think, Jess?
Speaker 7: I honestly think both of them wrong. Wow, honestly because
Speaker 7: I mean, I'm sorry. I just feel like if you
Speaker 7: knew all right, For one, you are in a relationship,
Speaker 7: So like you're talking about breaking girl code.
Speaker 3: What about the code in the relationship, the Lewacy code?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean? But you, as my best friend,
Speaker 3: we do got girl code.
Speaker 21: You know.
Speaker 3: I like this nigga, but I'm in a relationship. I
Speaker 3: can't date them, so you can go date them.
Speaker 6: But let me ask a questions, like she could be
Speaker 6: monkey baring that that relationship right, monkey ball, hold on,
Speaker 6: hold on the one until she see how this one
Speaker 6: ass right, you know what I'm saying. So she might
Speaker 6: be over this dude. This dude might be nothing, but
Speaker 6: she like, I'm just comfortable, but this new dude might
Speaker 6: be something better. And now you just took the dude
Speaker 6: that I'm flirting with it I'm already yeah.
Speaker 7: That's what I'm saying. I still think both of them
Speaker 7: wrong though, because you were still in a relationship. Just
Speaker 7: break it off with y'all.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: But this dude might be whack, So she might not
Speaker 6: want to break it off because she don't know what
Speaker 6: she's getting. Like you know, I mean, the grass ain't
Speaker 6: always green and sometimes right.
Speaker 7: Right, and that's why you you know, you go through
Speaker 7: these things. But at the same time, no, I think
Speaker 7: they both are wrong. It's so it's too many men
Speaker 7: out here, you know, for you to be courting the
Speaker 7: one that I like and then you're in a relationship,
Speaker 7: so both of them wrong.
Speaker 2: I don't have an opinion.
Speaker 9: I like listening to you talk about it, though, like
Speaker 9: you sound like you juggled two men quite often in
Speaker 9: your life, and you know how to handle this situation.
Speaker 4: Let's go to the great.
Speaker 2: Advice you just said. It's wrong with you man, So
Speaker 2: you had a party in one hand.
Speaker 18: Hello, Hello, Hey, this is Kanya.
Speaker 6: Kanya, you sound upset. Just happened to you before?
Speaker 18: Oh no, it ain't happened to me before. I just
Speaker 18: think itself. It's just hell a girl friend and it's
Speaker 18: been in a relationship for three years. Like what was
Speaker 18: you trying to keep this guy in the back pocket
Speaker 18: as a possible excess strategy. I mean, with y'all at
Speaker 18: as single, why not let her, you know, possibly find her?
Speaker 7: Dude, you already got one, but the best friend told
Speaker 7: her like you know, like yeah, I like him, I
Speaker 7: am feeling him.
Speaker 3: And then you knew that yeah, but you like him.
Speaker 18: But you got a dude, like is you planning on
Speaker 18: leaving his daughter?
Speaker 4: Or what is you doing?
Speaker 3: But you were ain't thinking about it to look at
Speaker 3: what are you doing?
Speaker 6: Maybe she don't like that dude, Maybe she was ready
Speaker 6: to get out that relationship and this is the guy
Speaker 6: that's gonna pull out there.
Speaker 18: Okay, but as my longer you should have said no,
Speaker 18: that's my ex strategy right there. Lead that alone and
Speaker 18: that's different.
Speaker 16: But would you look at him or something?
Speaker 8: Nah, but you know.
Speaker 7: You're my best friend. I told you I like him,
Speaker 7: so I mean, I get what you saying. I'm with
Speaker 7: you the girls in a relationship. She was wrong too,
Speaker 7: but the best.
Speaker 18: Like he playing petty pad. I ain't go seek to
Speaker 18: find out who catch people were gonna after, Like, what
Speaker 18: is we doing?
Speaker 4: Girl?
Speaker 8: Get another?
Speaker 9: That's just what it is at It's just jealousy and
Speaker 9: enview regular I look at it like a material thing,
Speaker 9: Like imagine if you a friend like the car, but
Speaker 9: you're the one who can afford it, but you haven't
Speaker 9: even seen this car about it?
Speaker 2: And then I'm the one who went and bought it.
Speaker 2: But you're gonna be mad at me because I can
Speaker 2: afford the call.
Speaker 3: I already got a car, but I wanted this one,
Speaker 3: and I told you about that.
Speaker 2: Like this is jealousy.
Speaker 4: And then hello, who's this?
Speaker 20: This is Angela and Columbia, South Carolina, three metro. We
Speaker 20: in the building, We in the building.
Speaker 26: Huh.
Speaker 20: Anyways, I wanted to let you guys know, she's totally
Speaker 20: saying breaking girl cold, don't date anybody that your friend
Speaker 20: likes regardless situation. You're just wrong, and don't she don't
Speaker 20: let need to let her around her own man that
Speaker 20: she got now, but you're probably with him shortly after
Speaker 20: they break up.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, just for some get back,
Speaker 3: just because yeah, that's the gag.
Speaker 2: Boy.
Speaker 9: I'll be here on topics like this and I'll be like,
Speaker 9: damn boy, women and women worse than men.
Speaker 6: Eight all of you, all little futures five one if
Speaker 6: you're just joining us. Charlemagne got a DM that just
Speaker 6: just read London and the DM. A young lady was
Speaker 6: saying that her and her best friend of beefing because
Speaker 6: her best friend was into a guy or like the guy,
Speaker 6: but she started talking to the guy and the reason
Speaker 6: she started.
Speaker 4: Talking to the guy?
Speaker 2: What y'all lie on me one more time about that DM,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell.
Speaker 4: A real story.
Speaker 18: Got a D.
Speaker 6: She's upset because.
Speaker 9: Yes, what, Taylor, I need you to come in in
Speaker 9: a second, all right, since y'all want to keep lying, Taylor,
Speaker 9: coming in next break and tell your own day.
Speaker 6: My goodness, it's the breakfast cloak.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 6: Warning everybody, it's dj n VJs Larry Charlamagne. The guy
Speaker 6: we are the Breakfast Club. Now, Charlamagne got a dmor.
Speaker 2: I did not get a DM. Stop the lie tailor
Speaker 2: tell a story, please, producers.
Speaker 8: Tailor is here.
Speaker 3: He's back in college.
Speaker 29: Me and my friend both had a crush on the guy.
Speaker 29: She was in laicship by the time, and so that
Speaker 29: I was single, So I flirted with the guy. She
Speaker 29: got upset because.
Speaker 3: We mean him ended up talking.
Speaker 4: What do you mean talking? He ended up talking.
Speaker 2: We're kind of talking.
Speaker 4: He sweated on you, He sweated on you. Yeah, they
Speaker 4: played basketball.
Speaker 7: Yes, I just ended up looking up y'all. Didn't end
Speaker 7: up being in a relationship, Yeah, gotcha.
Speaker 29: So she was upset and saying that I broke girl
Speaker 29: colde because she liked him.
Speaker 7: Too, right, but she was in a relationship, yes, right, Okay,
Speaker 7: so you felt like, like, what you mean, but you
Speaker 7: didn't even know about the candy until she told you
Speaker 7: about the candy.
Speaker 4: No, that's not what happened.
Speaker 3: We both saw him at the same time, and then
Speaker 3: she was like and then she was like dims and
Speaker 3: you was like.
Speaker 29: He looked like someone that a celebrity that she liked
Speaker 29: to race.
Speaker 6: I guess it wasn't more Chestnut Como ass down.
Speaker 3: No, it was songs. My god, you somebody you took
Speaker 3: a trade songs replica from her?
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: Meanwhile, she probably would her well who she was with,
Speaker 7: her boyfriend looked like what like his name was Isaac
Speaker 7: or something?
Speaker 16: Girl?
Speaker 2: I think wrong?
Speaker 4: Why because I always think you're wrong wrong.
Speaker 8: I think both phone was wrong.
Speaker 6: But if if she liked dude and maybe she was
Speaker 6: about to leave Isaac for he wasn't.
Speaker 2: Telling not wrong. That girl was in a full relationship.
Speaker 9: You can't call DIBs on somebody when you're in your
Speaker 9: relationship unless you're a whole and you just wanted to
Speaker 9: get some side penis.
Speaker 3: And in college you usually is a so Jesus what
Speaker 3: you think and truth be told.
Speaker 4: If she was just wanted to get someone to side,
Speaker 4: y'all should have ran the track on the dude.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just to get it out. But no, that's not happened.
Speaker 4: But yeah, she's not.
Speaker 3: And you wasn't either, No, youn't.
Speaker 12: To.
Speaker 4: They're both wrong?
Speaker 3: Lit we both wrong?
Speaker 7: Wow? Well, first of all, I can't have a friend
Speaker 7: looking at people who I'm looking at trying to dat them.
Speaker 11: And if that's what you're doing, I'm already in a relationship,
Speaker 11: then you.
Speaker 3: Might be looking in my man.
Speaker 4: Y'all can't sight see together exactly.
Speaker 3: That's no, so you don't you don't have But she
Speaker 3: told you she liked him.
Speaker 2: Of us liked him, y'all were lusting over him. Y'all
Speaker 2: ain't like him.
Speaker 29: But I mean, the thing is a guy likes me,
Speaker 29: no offense, my friend, girl, you just to me during
Speaker 29: a party, and that's how it started.
Speaker 19: That's just.
Speaker 11: Look about that.
Speaker 25: That's not a lawyer.
Speaker 11: Look for a friend.
Speaker 2: That party have had open ball. She must have been
Speaker 2: really saucy, yo, and.
Speaker 4: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 17: It's a Prussia?
Speaker 11: How you guys doing this morning?
Speaker 4: What's what's your thoughts? Pors?
Speaker 11: I just feel like her friend is very wrong for
Speaker 11: trying to make her feel bad about liking a guy
Speaker 11: when she's in a committed relationship, right, litable, you shouldn't
Speaker 11: even be liking somebody else. That's a I don't another
Speaker 11: conversation in yourself. I don't think how she even got
Speaker 11: to like you to do.
Speaker 3: But I don't think that, Oh girl, girl.
Speaker 11: Cold, absolutely not like it is no girl code when
Speaker 11: you are in a relationship. She could be passing up
Speaker 11: a guy that ended up being her husband just because
Speaker 11: her friends in a relationship likes him. I don't think
Speaker 11: she's wrong.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 7: And if you know she said a guy looked like
Speaker 7: Tree Songs, that's one thing, But if he acted like
Speaker 7: Trey Songs, you didn't want to give up Isaac for
Speaker 7: no tray.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, uh huh uh, So what's.
Speaker 6: The morrow of the story.
Speaker 8: So what happened?
Speaker 6: What was the bottom line? Y'all sill speak of you're
Speaker 6: not friends no more?
Speaker 3: She's like my best friend.
Speaker 2: Wow, So you just told your best friend on the
Speaker 2: radio you look better than her? What else?
Speaker 9: A lot of things you said? You said some wild
Speaker 9: stuff about her this morning. Didn't you call her hater?
Speaker 9: That she's always been jealous? And enviously you Wow, that's crazy.
Speaker 9: She said the guy didn't like her friend's word.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay. And what happened with Isaac? He's not He's
Speaker 3: not here, no one. Oh that's just oh my god,
Speaker 3: what you mean? Like, girl, don't be saying that.
Speaker 4: Okay, friend?
Speaker 3: Is this, by the way, you never met her and
Speaker 3: never going to exactly?
Speaker 4: All right, so you have met her?
Speaker 2: Actually, that's when I think I'm hansome.
Speaker 4: No boy, look.
Speaker 3: Anyway, what's that all right?
Speaker 4: We go?
Speaker 7: Oh my god, Jesus, I guess we didn't listen Escape
Speaker 7: s w V MAYA Total and seven o two was
Speaker 7: joining forces for a Queen of R and B tour.
Speaker 3: I loved it.
Speaker 4: That's a good tour.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's gonna be leg I'm all about it.
Speaker 6: When we come in, I'll ride this breakfast lug in
Speaker 6: the morning, the breakfast club.
Speaker 4: So you want me to tell you, oh your nose?
Speaker 6: Why the conversations behind the scenes, because.
Speaker 9: She's gonna talk about why you ain't tell me what
Speaker 9: get I told you that three weeks ago, but you're pregnant.
Speaker 2: It'supposed to get wide.
Speaker 3: Well, I didn't notice the three weeks ago, so I
Speaker 3: felt like you were just playing, like don't.
Speaker 6: Don't play with you, but didn't tell him, Like what
Speaker 6: the hell? That's what usually happens. He yeh knows why
Speaker 6: kids gets wire. Your ankles usually get bigger.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I ain't see them ankles.
Speaker 6: That's how did you tell how her nose get big?
Speaker 4: I'm just curious that nose getting wide?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Like world, Yeah, and this was surrounding all the
Speaker 3: big big back lads. Damn like relates.
Speaker 4: You're like big back, big noses that what the hell
Speaker 4: they're like being black? Let's get to just mess.
Speaker 8: This is real.
Speaker 15: Lais just car robbing Moore.
Speaker 4: Just don't do no lines, don't.
Speaker 19: Talk, don't sell, nobody talk the world why world wise.
Speaker 4: On the breakfast Clubs. He's the coaches ship.
Speaker 21: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 21: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 4: Could get you to see.
Speaker 8: This time to shut it off.
Speaker 7: Okay, So Escape s w V MAYA Total in seven
Speaker 7: o two are joining forces for the Queens of R
Speaker 7: and B Sore And this is so great, right because
Speaker 7: it's gonna be the one all right.
Speaker 3: It's a two month tour.
Speaker 7: It starts in Concord, California, and it ends in l
Speaker 7: A And June twenty seventh is when they kicking it off,
Speaker 7: and it'll end in August. So will be produced by
Speaker 7: Mona Scott Young's Mona Me Entertainment and Live Nation.
Speaker 2: That's for us uncles and auntie.
Speaker 7: Okay, some Grandma, some grandpapas, shout out the Mona Man,
Speaker 7: Mona Gonds and everything.
Speaker 9: Okay, see, if I got a little coin in my
Speaker 9: crown royal backs, if I can afford a couple of tickets.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, a couple of tickets.
Speaker 6: I wonder how they how they do that, like how
Speaker 6: they set up who opens in the middle and who
Speaker 6: closes Because you got s up V and Escape, who
Speaker 6: both have numerous hits.
Speaker 2: Oh now, probably like seven two now, I would think
Speaker 2: would be the closest to that. Seven O two would
Speaker 2: be the first.
Speaker 6: First, yeah, in the middle total and maya seven O
Speaker 6: two probably maya in total definitely closing that, I know
Speaker 6: you think. So they probably be changing in different markets
Speaker 6: because Escape is from Atlanta, so.
Speaker 9: Yeah, maybe I still would think that's review close. But
Speaker 9: what we got either way, I would enjoy it absolutely.
Speaker 7: And the ticket sales have not been I don't have
Speaker 7: that information for the ticket sales here. I mean, you know,
Speaker 7: for with the ticket link and all of that. But
Speaker 7: Russia adds LGBT movement to the list of extremists and
Speaker 7: terrorist organization.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, yeah, they said them people. It's urst.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 8: That is crazy.
Speaker 7: Lamar Odhain reveals he misses Chloe Kardashian says, it's harder
Speaker 7: for it's hard to forget somebody after you married them
Speaker 7: after thirty days.
Speaker 2: How what love is blind?
Speaker 9: That was one of the best front courts in the
Speaker 9: league when they was together. Though, you gotta admit that.
Speaker 4: But she didn't play basketball.
Speaker 3: She did she played Oh, Chloe played basketball? No, Oh,
Speaker 3: I know that's right.
Speaker 4: Oh, listen to him. What was her positioning? Power forward?
Speaker 4: Shut up?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that will all makes sense. I did
Speaker 3: not know that.
Speaker 7: All right, says as starting deluxe album from scratch due
Speaker 7: to leaked records, you can keep the throwaways. I know
Speaker 7: that's right, says the coming with some hot heat, y'all.
Speaker 7: None of the leaks, though I didn't either. I don't
Speaker 7: know what to listen to leak music. I would like to,
Speaker 7: I know I would love that Bad Boys Ridaldye trailer
Speaker 7: brings Will Smith and Martin Lawrence.
Speaker 3: Back for more action.
Speaker 7: Okay, Will and Jada, Like jesus, that's like I'm doing
Speaker 7: reads for an ad or something. Will and Jada Pinkett
Speaker 7: Smith charity to close donations sink after Oscar slap.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what that means.
Speaker 9: And that the donations dropped because I guess people were
Speaker 9: upset with Will.
Speaker 4: After the slipping hands on Chris Rock.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so what was people donating for?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: What charity charity?
Speaker 2: Oh, but will shouldn't have anything to do with the charity.
Speaker 6: The charity is to a good cause, you should don't
Speaker 6: the cause so that maybe people say, you know what,
Speaker 6: I just donate to another course.
Speaker 4: I don't want to be affiliated with.
Speaker 9: You just ain't see the person that you uh you
Speaker 9: just we just saw Will smack somebody. The other person
Speaker 9: you're donating to probably smacked somebody as well.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, it slapped a couple of people. Okay, and then
Speaker 7: he's slapping for his white ain't slapping for nothing, all right.
Speaker 7: Jenne i Eco announced this Magic Hour tour with Tink
Speaker 7: and Coiler Ray. Oh that that would be a nice one,
Speaker 7: all right. Okay, it's two different, two different you know, moods, vibes.
Speaker 2: But I might get the bridge between balls and she sings.
Speaker 3: No, that's why I said that. That's gonna be interesting.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be cool. Larsa.
Speaker 7: Pippens speaks on relationship with Marcus Jordan's I don't think
Speaker 7: he's my guy.
Speaker 3: Okay, she's crazy.
Speaker 7: Texas man changes his name to literally nobody else and
Speaker 7: runs for president.
Speaker 4: I like that he can literally he may not win,
Speaker 4: but he'll get a lot of votes. His name nobody else, Yeah,
Speaker 4: nobody else.
Speaker 3: Yep, it's a real story.
Speaker 4: Nobody else. Yup.
Speaker 3: He changes his name to literally nobody else and runs
Speaker 3: for president.
Speaker 9: I saw that, but I didn't know he was a
Speaker 9: real story. But if he can get on the ballots, Henna,
Speaker 9: he's gonna mess some things up.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Whoope was in a stink mood during the view. Somebody
Speaker 7: was recording in the audience.
Speaker 2: And I don't think she was at just think at all.
Speaker 9: I think the grown ass woman who is fed up
Speaker 9: and she ain't got time to bite her tongue, and
Speaker 9: she did not like y'all recording, so.
Speaker 2: She stopped you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that ain't acting to stink right, your little cousin
Speaker 7: and d d G scream with delight over baby Halo's
Speaker 7: first words.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about Haley.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 3: No, they won't tell us, just like they won't show us.
Speaker 3: You seen your look at them before?
Speaker 2: You No, man, cousin, my cousin, But no, I haven't know.
Speaker 2: Why would I see them?
Speaker 9: No, it's not a thing down the line family ring.
Speaker 9: I don't but they do have barey McKelvey family reunions right.
Speaker 7: To see a little cousin and to see DDG won't
Speaker 7: be there. Russell Simmons is shocked by service and lawsuits.
Speaker 7: How did these people get in here?
Speaker 4: I would see the book the session.
Speaker 3: I'm imagine, man, like, how these people get it?
Speaker 2: They did serve the result?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 2: Are acquired walking and inquire how much of the room.
Speaker 6: Costs they got through security?
Speaker 3: They booked, they booked a stag.
Speaker 4: Okay, well he should be at a resort then.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Brison Tailor plans to pursue video game design after his
Speaker 7: new album.
Speaker 3: Have his next album.
Speaker 2: Very lucrative business, Yeah, very lucrative business.
Speaker 7: You should actually do it now because I don't know
Speaker 7: when the next album is coming out. Like he dropped singles,
Speaker 7: dope singles, by the way, but he.
Speaker 3: Should just do that now.
Speaker 7: Wu Tang Clan earns extra back to back Las Vegas
Speaker 7: residency performances.
Speaker 8: Nice.
Speaker 4: I heard the residency is dope somebody they've been talking
Speaker 4: about it. That new audition got dope. New addition got
Speaker 4: a residency out there in Vegas too.
Speaker 8: Nice.
Speaker 3: That's a that's it game, all right?
Speaker 4: Well, thank you that.
Speaker 2: You just went through.
Speaker 3: Because yeah, I mean some of it.
Speaker 2: Was they tired you wasting all that paper too. They
Speaker 2: can really put all of that on one sheet.
Speaker 3: No, ain't no, they I don't control the prenner. The
Speaker 3: producers do this.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. They can put all of that
Speaker 2: on one sheet.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So what are we doing saving the trees when
Speaker 7: we know that's actually killing the trees with all that paper?
Speaker 7: Oh no, no, no, I'm saying, when we save paper,
Speaker 7: that's that's yes, that's nice. Well I don't see not
Speaker 7: one tree in New York. So listen, let me tell
Speaker 7: you something. I was looking at the US House representatives, right,
Speaker 7: and all of them guys are like ninety years old.
Speaker 7: And people we talk about old Joe Biden, he old
Speaker 7: here the House of the US House Representatives.
Speaker 3: They older than him. So when did we when we're
Speaker 3: gonna get a.
Speaker 7: New you know, I don't think they old house people. No, listen,
Speaker 7: look at them, Look at them.
Speaker 4: I think he's the oldest politician.
Speaker 7: Now it's giving is giving, like, oh my god, you
Speaker 7: know they are old, yo, that is crazy.
Speaker 3: So when we won't get some young, fresh House of.
Speaker 6: Representatives, well when they pass, oh my god, they.
Speaker 3: Gotta died in the House. That that's not right.
Speaker 6: That's just with the message, right, all right, all right,
Speaker 6: up next to People's Choice Mix to the Breakfast.
Speaker 4: Clogal boy, you're checking out the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: It's Women's History Month and we're celebrating the most influential
Speaker 14: women in history.
Speaker 4: Check out this phenomenal.
Speaker 6: Woman mourning everybody. It's cej n v Jess Lari Charlamage
Speaker 6: the God we are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Now, it's Women's History Month. We repen today.
Speaker 7: Just Angie Martinez y'all, who is also known as the
Speaker 7: Voice of New York. She got our first break in
Speaker 7: FM radio in nineteen eighty six at the age of fifteen.
Speaker 7: With over thirty years of on air experience, the reign
Speaker 7: and Queen of Radio is also an author, actress, television hosts,
Speaker 7: recording artists, brand spokesperson, and activists for the youth and
Speaker 7: health awareness Now, angie interview roster is unmatched. She interviewed
Speaker 7: everybody from Tupac to President Obama. But she is more
Speaker 7: than just a voice on the air waves. Angie is
Speaker 7: a passionate voice for her community and an icon.
Speaker 4: All on her own.
Speaker 3: And I love her. I had like the pleasure of
Speaker 3: meeting her.
Speaker 4: She's so sweet, so sweet.
Speaker 3: Rail is a mom but she is so pationate and
Speaker 3: I love her. She's so sweet.
Speaker 4: Shout to Angie Ma Hurry Luther.
Speaker 9: Angie Ma Man the legend, one of the nicest people
Speaker 9: you ever want meet in this business. Absolutely, and her
Speaker 9: plane is landing with the wheels out. So many people
Speaker 9: from her generation's plane is not okay. A lot of
Speaker 9: people from her generation's plane is landing and the wheels
Speaker 9: are not coming out to they are crashing. Her wills
Speaker 9: have absolutely came out. That's move landing for Angie Martinez.
Speaker 4: Absolutely. She is definitely a goat when it comes to
Speaker 4: this radio team.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, when we come back, we got the
Speaker 6: positive notice the Breakfast Club Good morning, and.
Speaker 4: That was another phenomenal woman in history.
Speaker 6: Warning everybody's dj n V Jesse Hilarias Charlamage the God.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. It's time to get up
Speaker 6: out of here. You got a positive note.
Speaker 9: I do have a positive note, man, and the positive
Speaker 9: note is simply this. The positive note is that you
Speaker 9: focus on clearing your generational trauma. Do not forget to
Speaker 9: claim your generational scripts. Your ancestors gave you more than
Speaker 9: just wounds.
Speaker 4: Have a blessed day.
Speaker 2: You like that one Jess, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Read it again.
Speaker 9: As you focus on clearing your generational trauma, do not
Speaker 9: forget to claim your generational scripts.
Speaker 4: Your ancestors gave.
Speaker 2: You more than just wounds.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, I do.
Speaker 4: Like that breakfast club bitch is you don't.
Speaker 8: Finish for y'all. Dump