Speaker 1: I listen to your shot every single day.
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Speaker 6: Hey, bro, good morning.
Speaker 8: Get it off your chest? Where you going from?
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Speaker 6: What's up?
Speaker 4: Tired to be in the show for running everybody around?
Speaker 4: Beyond day friends, kids, my kids right now currently six twelve.
Speaker 9: In the morning and going eighty miles an hour.
Speaker 6: On damn Highway?
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Speaker 4: Are you er just a mom, stay at home mom,
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Speaker 1: So much's jobs.
Speaker 4: I don't ever get to sit down.
Speaker 1: Damn.
Speaker 6: Well, we appreciate your service.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 8: How many kids you have money?
Speaker 4: I have two, but I take care of four.
Speaker 1: Hey, well that's that's your girls.
Speaker 4: Two boys, three, three or four, four, six and seven.
Speaker 9: Well, we appreciate your service. And you should look at
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Speaker 9: where you have to actually go to go to a job.
Speaker 9: You're a beautiful housewife and you're holding it.
Speaker 8: Down for Yes, she got to thank you so much
Speaker 8: that job.
Speaker 4: And I don't ever clalk out that's twenty eight eight eight.
Speaker 11: I know that's right, well, Jordan, because they did, they
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Speaker 4: My call every morning I called and I finally got through,
Speaker 4: So thank you so much.
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Speaker 4: I hope they have a great day.
Speaker 8: Bless you too.
Speaker 6: Hello.
Speaker 8: Who's this all right?
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Speaker 12: All right?
Speaker 8: Get it off your chest, mama.
Speaker 4: Hey, I want to know why I pay taxes my
Speaker 4: kids that go with seventeen is not considered as offended.
Speaker 4: And I can't get them so big at credits everybody
Speaker 4: else getting for those kids are the seventeen when if
Speaker 4: they're twenty you have to pay jobs for.
Speaker 13: It for them off until they're twenty five if they're
Speaker 13: in college.
Speaker 4: And Uncle Fat for financial dependent in my house.
Speaker 6: Hey, well when you find out, let me know.
Speaker 9: Okay, past the plug all I got to write the
Speaker 9: kids off.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can't look after uh after those.
Speaker 1: People want to go off.
Speaker 6: It's like I definitely will.
Speaker 8: Okay, Well, thank you mama.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 6: Taxes and is here.
Speaker 9: We do have to figure I don't never mind what
Speaker 9: I was just about to say. Man, we do have
Speaker 9: to figure something out with taxes. Man, Like they don't
Speaker 9: make no sense how much money that we have to
Speaker 9: pay in taxes, especially when these billionaires don't be getting
Speaker 9: taxed to goddamn thing. That's okay, Like it don't make
Speaker 9: no sense. We do have to figure that part of
Speaker 9: the game out, Okay. When they talk about restructuring certain
Speaker 9: uh certain systems and organizations in this country, yeah, let's
Speaker 9: let's start with that.
Speaker 6: Figure something else up.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 6: I I don't know what he's talking about.
Speaker 9: I'm talking about wanting to pay less money in taxes. Okay,
Speaker 9: clearly I'm paying my more than my fast shaff I
Speaker 9: would like to pay less.
Speaker 6: We all would get it off your chest.
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Speaker 8: Hello. Who's this?
Speaker 1: This is the Hey D good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 13: I need to talk to my fellow listin.
Speaker 6: How you doing d? Yes?
Speaker 8: How are you doing now?
Speaker 10: Charlotte, big brother almighty? What did the luxury sized community
Speaker 10: do to you? The whole community, the luxury science community
Speaker 10: aka the big.
Speaker 6: Beat luxury like that.
Speaker 7: I love that.
Speaker 9: We were talking about what word should we use to
Speaker 9: describe people instead our.
Speaker 4: Size, our sides of the luxury because we're sure, instead
Speaker 4: of drugs, umbrella bay.
Speaker 2: But what we do to you nothing.
Speaker 6: Listen. Here's the thing.
Speaker 9: I didn't even know when Jess Larryce was telling that story.
Speaker 9: I didn't even know the woman was a part of
Speaker 9: the big back community. I just said, it sounds like
Speaker 9: she she is.
Speaker 10: A luxury SI senor.
Speaker 13: But here's the thing, I'm no more slim shit said.
Speaker 10: It got played than that. That the seminade. And then
Speaker 10: on top of that, he was paying her bill.
Speaker 6: He was paying her bill. Usually it's the other way around.
Speaker 6: Usually it's the big back paying.
Speaker 13: The bills, paying the bill.
Speaker 6: Listen, it's big, really offensive.
Speaker 1: But I don't like luxury.
Speaker 10: I love the luxury size.
Speaker 6: I like luxury, but.
Speaker 8: Luxury just means expensive, don't Yeah big.
Speaker 9: A qussure right now.
Speaker 4: So it's expensive, but the luxury right now.
Speaker 9: Yeah, luxury means bigger usually oh yeah, yeh, luxury is big.
Speaker 13: I like that.
Speaker 10: You don't mental health said, you can't put that narrative
Speaker 10: out that like we just all that, but that's not
Speaker 10: the case.
Speaker 9: Well, you're right, But I just said, in that case,
Speaker 9: it did sound like big back behavior, and I was right.
Speaker 6: So is it a stereotype if it's true, I didn't
Speaker 6: know she was big.
Speaker 8: They just don't like to turn big back. But see
Speaker 8: what luxury means.
Speaker 6: Extravagant living.
Speaker 9: It means copulus like extravagant, too extravagant size, it's extravagant,
Speaker 9: just means all that sounds big though, extravagant, premium premium size,
Speaker 9: all that sounds good.
Speaker 8: On ninety three, I say you, I'm just premium back.
Speaker 6: Premium back.
Speaker 2: I love premium back.
Speaker 6: Premium back is good.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ, Hello, who's this Carrie?
Speaker 6: Hey? Carry going here?
Speaker 13: I like to say, yes, he's doing a great job.
Speaker 10: I don't know what happened, but those comments got her
Speaker 10: working good.
Speaker 8: Man, She's doing she was doing a good job.
Speaker 6: Comments, you know, I mean she's doing good, doing good now,
Speaker 6: just hilarious her.
Speaker 11: You just can't say Jess is doing it damn thing.
Speaker 11: You ain't got to go to what she's doing her
Speaker 11: thing now she's killing.
Speaker 13: It and and she's killing it.
Speaker 8: I appreciate you, Carrie, thank you so much.
Speaker 6: All right, get it.
Speaker 8: Off your chest.
Speaker 11: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. If
Speaker 11: you need to vent phone line to wide open.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club The.
Speaker 8: Morning, The Breakfast Club Morning Everybody.
Speaker 11: It's j Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamage, the Guy. We are
Speaker 11: the Breakfast Club. We got some special guests in the building. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 11: we got a little brother here. Absolutely bio. How y'all
Speaker 11: brother's feeling?
Speaker 1: Man, good man, we alive so you can have.
Speaker 9: Thankful thankful they got the new documentary made of Lord
Speaker 9: Watch the Little Brother's Story.
Speaker 6: Why that title?
Speaker 3: I mean, first it we started this when we were
Speaker 3: making the album Made a Little Watch twenty eighteen, twenty eighteen,
Speaker 3: So this was kind of like to bring into that era,
Speaker 3: and it just made sense. It just really made sense,
Speaker 3: like thinking about everything that we kind of went through
Speaker 3: and survived, the Lord had to be watching over us.
Speaker 3: It was the next relation. So now, man, that was
Speaker 3: just kind of felt this felt like a conclusion of
Speaker 3: that chapter. And yeah, five years in the making, man,
Speaker 3: So it's out now on YouTube.
Speaker 8: So you got to college and you guys met each other,
Speaker 8: So talk about that process how you guys met.
Speaker 6: I know a lot of this is actually in the documentary.
Speaker 11: But how you guys met and but attracted you guys
Speaker 11: together and then you started this rap group that became
Speaker 11: Underground Legends.
Speaker 3: Man, it was it was very organic. I met Pool
Speaker 3: well first, I met ninth we met, Uh we met,
Speaker 3: I think I met. We met first ninety eight, Yeah,
Speaker 3: we met, yeah, ninety eight. Yeah, so yeah, we met
Speaker 3: through a mutual friend. Knife was on campus and he
Speaker 3: was we was moving in the dorm. Like we saw
Speaker 3: each other from the dorm and uh over Source magazine.
Speaker 3: We started chopping up all this is in the dock.
Speaker 3: But long story short, we basically just kind of started,
Speaker 3: you know, working together. This was at a time when
Speaker 3: you know, it was at the time this is like
Speaker 3: ninety eight, so this is when No Limit is like
Speaker 3: killing everything, especially up. Yeah, so aheb see you No
Speaker 3: Limit at a like the Ghetto d album dropped my
Speaker 3: freshman year.
Speaker 1: That was all you heard in every room, like we
Speaker 1: was bumping that none stuff.
Speaker 3: The body made listen what listen we read Ghetto Dope.
Speaker 3: So but so everybody was pumping that. So if you
Speaker 3: were a kid that was into like raucous or soundbomb,
Speaker 3: like you know, meeting someone else that was into that
Speaker 3: that was kind of rare, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: So when you met somebody that was on that same wave,
Speaker 3: I it's like, oh, I found my people. So we
Speaker 3: just kind of linked up and just started making records.
Speaker 6: And people out there.
Speaker 11: When he said Ruckus Ruckus record, you got to tell
Speaker 11: him because someentializer, Yeah, because this was the label that
Speaker 11: you know, I would see lyrical, miracle, spiritualentual, criminals, that
Speaker 11: type of thing.
Speaker 6: He can't help it break down because they said Rucus.
Speaker 8: Somebody might not know what it was. You know, it
Speaker 8: was very much.
Speaker 3: They were like it was an underground label, but it
Speaker 3: was you know, I mean most quality. You know, it
Speaker 3: was like pretty much eminem was on Rocket Soundbomb.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So so they were just you know, putting out amazing
Speaker 3: stuff that we really enjoyed. And so we just kind
Speaker 3: of started making records, put some stuff up on the internet, and.
Speaker 12: Yeah, you sound is like today, But I don't know,
Speaker 12: how would you describe it sound today?
Speaker 6: Like now, it's not the.
Speaker 1: Same, it's not the same, but it's still us. It's
Speaker 1: still us.
Speaker 8: It's weird.
Speaker 3: It's like our sound has evolved musically, but it's still
Speaker 3: sound like Little Brothers. Yeah, like one of it I
Speaker 3: had after our last album came out maylod Watch, and
Speaker 3: then we just put out two singles last October October
Speaker 3: with Wish Me Well in Glory, Glory September September, September,
Speaker 3: My Bad. And one of the biggest compliments we got
Speaker 3: was that somebody said, yo, I can make an LB
Speaker 3: playlist from y'all stuff twenty years ago to now, and
Speaker 3: it sounds like y'all haven't missed the beat.
Speaker 6: I can tell that.
Speaker 3: It's dated, it doesn't sound it still sounds timeless, and
Speaker 3: that was something I think we always strive for. So
Speaker 3: that's if I had describe it, I would just say
Speaker 3: it's timeless.
Speaker 11: But you guys also came out in the era where
Speaker 11: the DJ in the producer was part of the group, right, yeah, yeah, sure,
Speaker 11: but it was of course run dmcj A, J Fresh
Speaker 11: Prince and Jazzy Jaff and Ninth Wonder was part of
Speaker 11: Little Brother in the beginning. Yeah he's not here now,
Speaker 11: So what's the relationship with Ninth Wonder? Is there no
Speaker 11: more relationship?
Speaker 3: There's no more relationship, but there's no no I mean
Speaker 3: we talk about it in the doc, but now we're
Speaker 3: just separate.
Speaker 1: Entities.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying that we came in the
Speaker 3: game together, but we're a little brother, he's ninth Wonder
Speaker 3: and we're just separate entity that we coexist peacefully, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And that's just what it is.
Speaker 9: But participating the doctor, but I mean, this is the
Speaker 9: little brother's story. That's a that's a question for him, yeah,
Speaker 9: you know, but like I would like to have heard
Speaker 9: his perspective of it now, is what did y'all reach
Speaker 9: out to it? We absolutely, yeah, we reached out, you
Speaker 9: know what I'm saying. Made it clear that you know,
Speaker 9: it wasn't this wasn't gonna be a hit piece. We
Speaker 9: wasn't coming for nobody next.
Speaker 3: You know, we're just telling our story in just a beautiful,
Speaker 3: honest way, and he just shows me not to participate.
Speaker 1: And that's his right too.
Speaker 9: I feel like y'all set them up nights, especially when
Speaker 9: you first told the early story about Uh.
Speaker 6: I forgot what album it was, but it was an album.
Speaker 1: It was awful.
Speaker 9: I feel like that get produced by DJ Premier and
Speaker 9: he was like, Yo, that's what I want to be
Speaker 9: one of y'all encourage.
Speaker 6: I'm like, yo, you can be that absolutely.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, we were always I mean we're coming up.
Speaker 3: I mean, you gotta keep in mind, like, dude, we
Speaker 3: like nineteen twenty years old, you know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 3: I mean, we you know, we're just trying to figure
Speaker 3: out let alone, trying to figure out how to be artists.
Speaker 1: Figure how to be men. Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Like, so, you know, trying to figure out all that
Speaker 3: stuff at the same time. I mean, man, it's you know,
Speaker 3: it's it's tough. So but yeah, but we tried to
Speaker 3: tell the story just as honestly as you know, as
Speaker 3: we could. And uh but you know, we can't speak
Speaker 3: for another person. We can only tell our experience. And
Speaker 3: so he chose not to and that's his right. You
Speaker 3: see evolution in it. I mean you see dark skinned
Speaker 3: Leonard in there.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, you see.
Speaker 8: Like that sounds like something.
Speaker 9: He was.
Speaker 2: He was like, look, I'm not gonna look like one
Speaker 2: of the kids from Lean On Me. What's the club?
Speaker 12: The club?
Speaker 1: What year was that too?
Speaker 3: That That was myster show? That was on five five
Speaker 3: It was five, remember it was a five. That was
Speaker 3: the only we talked about it briefly on q LS.
Speaker 3: But yeah, that was the only interview that I missed
Speaker 3: because when we had to do that that run, I
Speaker 3: think your son.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was when my son, the son was born.
Speaker 1: So it was just me and nine on that run.
Speaker 3: Every time I see that, I think about it because
Speaker 3: I wasn't as polished as I am now that doing interviews.
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 8: Wasn't gonna be a t I don't know, I'm gonna
Speaker 8: work there, trying to dance around said, I ain't worked there?
Speaker 8: What it was like?
Speaker 1: No, No, that was that was funny. That was that
Speaker 1: was blashed from the past. I think it was five.
Speaker 1: It was five.
Speaker 11: So when ninth one that got the call from Hole
Speaker 11: to work with him and Hoe started doing production, do
Speaker 11: you think that production area kind of dismantled the group
Speaker 11: a lot?
Speaker 6: Absolutely not.
Speaker 10: Nah?
Speaker 1: Nah man, nah man. Like we we was happy.
Speaker 3: We was excited for him, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: Like we got to go to baseline and hear it
Speaker 3: before it came out, sit there with Hole and all that.
Speaker 1: But nah, we knew what that's a big opportunity.
Speaker 3: It's jay Z, you know what I mean, Like, come on, man,
Speaker 3: you want stuff for your team like you want you know,
Speaker 3: if you know studying hip hop most of the big producers,
Speaker 3: they get their starting groups. So we just saw it's
Speaker 3: just a natural progression, you know what I mean. So yeah,
Speaker 3: it was amazing just to know that, you know, one
Speaker 3: of your homies can make a beat on his laptop
Speaker 3: and it ends up with jay Z rapping over.
Speaker 1: I mean, it was like, oh my god, like what
Speaker 1: all right?
Speaker 8: We got more with Little brother when we come back,
Speaker 8: so don't move.
Speaker 6: It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Everybody was still kicking it with Little Brothers, DJ n V,
Speaker 11: Jess hilarious, Charlamagne, God, they're in the building.
Speaker 12: Just how important is like awards to you, like and
Speaker 12: because you guys are very very very stern on who
Speaker 12: y'all are. Yeah, that and like you said earlier, you
Speaker 12: don't know who you are is conducive to some shit
Speaker 12: like this or you know, especially nowadays and the thirst
Speaker 12: and universus hunger. So how important are awards shows and
Speaker 12: like getting awards to it?
Speaker 1: Like man, I was, I'll go first.
Speaker 3: I was nominated my other group, the Foreign Exchange R
Speaker 3: and B group, we were nominated for a Grammy in
Speaker 3: twenty ten and I had the opportunity to go to
Speaker 3: the Grammys and really see what that experience was.
Speaker 1: And I think having that experience just showed me like, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's kind of a racket.
Speaker 3: Basically, I'm just keeping it in the band. I mean,
Speaker 3: it was you know, it was great to be honored.
Speaker 3: But again this is just the behind the scenes stuff
Speaker 3: that people don't get, you know what I mean. You
Speaker 3: know when you go to these shows first and foremost,
Speaker 3: you know, at least at that time, you know you
Speaker 3: you still gotta buy tickets, you still gotta pay for
Speaker 3: Like this don't come with a check at all. You
Speaker 3: can get out there and you can try to make
Speaker 3: something shake on your own if you want to do
Speaker 3: like I know the Roots they do their Grammy Jam
Speaker 3: session every year whatever, So if you want to kind
Speaker 3: of do that, you can. But generally speaking, just as
Speaker 3: a nominee, like everything is on you.
Speaker 8: So this is you know, you gotta pay to go
Speaker 8: to the Grammys if you're nominated.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you.
Speaker 6: Tickets.
Speaker 1: Once you get the ticket, you get tickets for you.
Speaker 1: So at the time and when they get you some
Speaker 1: discount tickets.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 3: So it's like so if it's me and you are
Speaker 3: me and him is Grammy nominated, It's like Okay, y'all
Speaker 3: get free tickets to the show, but anyone you want to.
Speaker 2: Bring gotta pay.
Speaker 3: Y'all gotta pay, and we'll let you get it for
Speaker 3: half off. But you still got to pay half off still,
Speaker 3: like one hundred dollars. Oh no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: not at the time.
Speaker 1: But I did it.
Speaker 3: Well, I know when it is when dream Bill was
Speaker 3: nominated and Luke went, he got a ticket. I think
Speaker 3: Dog got a ticket. And I think any extra tickets
Speaker 3: would have been like one hundred dollars or something.
Speaker 1: It might have been more. I don't remember. I'm that.
Speaker 12: I know that it was even for the bet tables
Speaker 12: at some point, like you had to pay. I remember
Speaker 12: I wanted to go one year and I had to pay,
Speaker 12: like it was like three forty or something like that.
Speaker 6: I didn't pay.
Speaker 1: Yes, So we might have been getting super dupe, you
Speaker 1: know at the time when I went.
Speaker 3: At the time when we went, the tickets for the Grammys,
Speaker 3: and again, this is twenty ten, so you know, I
Speaker 3: don't know what is now, but yeah, it's twenty ten.
Speaker 3: Like tickets for the Grammys twelve hundred dollars a piece,
Speaker 3: and so in order for us to go, you know,
Speaker 3: what I mean. We met me and Nick Nicko let
Speaker 3: my partner shots to him. We went and so our
Speaker 3: tickets were free. But then every one else, like we brought,
Speaker 3: you know, family, everybody, that was six hundred a pop.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So that's twelve hundred one tickets. Then you got you know, hotels,
Speaker 3: flights like you know, y'all buy clothes.
Speaker 1: Everything.
Speaker 3: We had to pay like a pr person, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, to like walk to talk about, to
Speaker 3: walk you the red carpet, to talk of your nomination
Speaker 3: and everything, and you know, and I've never like we
Speaker 3: never talked about it. You know, it was something that
Speaker 3: we didn't just have toime to get into the dock.
Speaker 3: But like, man, after I came back from the Grammys,
Speaker 3: I had to take out like a personal loans. I'm like, God, damn,
Speaker 3: I don spit by damn eight thousand dollars like this,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. And so so for me
Speaker 3: so to rich a question with the Awards, I think
Speaker 3: that and just in my experience it was I was
Speaker 3: glad I got to see it, but ultimately I'm just like.
Speaker 1: Nah, I don't Yeah, I'm good. I don't care.
Speaker 2: It plays the image.
Speaker 6: It plays image.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I mean listen, it's all you know, to
Speaker 3: be nominated for a Grammy, like to be you know,
Speaker 3: amongst you know, to sit amongst you know, be in
Speaker 3: that room and see it. Like I'm watching the show
Speaker 3: and it's like Kenny g Is like standing right there,
Speaker 3: like same hair, like same everything. And that's another thing
Speaker 3: too with the Grammys, dude specifically, like y'all watch it
Speaker 3: on TV at home and it's like three hours.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It's not three hours, and it's longer.
Speaker 3: It's longer and with no and you it ain't no.
Speaker 3: At the time when we went, the Staples Center was
Speaker 3: like closing down. So like they have like the pre
Speaker 3: Grammy brunch before and you know, you get a little
Speaker 3: food whatever, and then they take you over to the
Speaker 3: main hall to the Grammy ceremony, and all the vendors
Speaker 3: in the Staples Center they shutting down, so it's no
Speaker 3: food for hours. It was like one dude we caught
Speaker 3: that had like the little uh he had like some
Speaker 3: candy and he had like you know, little snick of
Speaker 3: bars and damn Eminem's. So we bought like a couple
Speaker 3: like a bag of Eminem's and some snickers were sitting
Speaker 3: in there.
Speaker 1: Goddamn taking the Eminem's.
Speaker 3: Passings now, and I'm like, this is supposed to be
Speaker 3: music great this night, and even got them Eminem's in
Speaker 3: the Staples Center, not when we went. I'm just telling
Speaker 3: I've never been to the Grammys, but I've been to
Speaker 3: a BT hip Hop Awards.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 1: That was about them recording. That was about five hours
Speaker 1: and I.
Speaker 6: Was like, no food, we went, I walked out. I
Speaker 6: left taking too long. Man had to go, oh my.
Speaker 11: God, he really left like we supposed to present. He
Speaker 11: was like, I'm giving y'all ten minutes there all day.
Speaker 1: Was like, nah, that's.
Speaker 9: Really I'm like, you know, I'm like, yeah, I'm not
Speaker 9: beating none of that stuff, no, man, And I mean
Speaker 9: like for me, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it'd be cool to be nominated for a Grammy.
Speaker 1: I ain't never been nominated.
Speaker 3: But at the end of the days, I can't be
Speaker 3: somewhere too long and not just say what I need
Speaker 3: to say. So listen, I just don't go to places
Speaker 3: where I'm going to be there a long time because
Speaker 3: you might have to say something. It might have to
Speaker 3: say something and let me tell you the truth. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and they're learning kind of learning what all this is,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, Like it's a campaign.
Speaker 1: It's a campaign.
Speaker 3: It's not a meritocracy like the minute you and that
Speaker 3: was I guess the thing for me. But once I
Speaker 3: saw that, you know, it was really you know, it's
Speaker 3: super political, it's super you know who you know, like
Speaker 3: it's a lot of those things. But you know, for
Speaker 3: for for me, all I cared about was just making
Speaker 3: the music. And you know, if my music is standing
Speaker 3: up against somebody, you know, just judging on the basis
Speaker 3: of the music. Once you're getting all this other, it's
Speaker 3: just like again it was educational. It's like, Okay, I
Speaker 3: know that's what it is. Now, all right, cool, I'm
Speaker 3: good on it, you know what I mean. And that's
Speaker 3: the thing I want to make clear. It's not that
Speaker 3: we don't care. We just understand what it is and
Speaker 3: what it's gonna take if you want to make that run.
Speaker 3: It's like running for president, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean.
Speaker 6: Will we ever get a fonte Pool Knife wonder reunion? Nah, damn, damn.
Speaker 8: Didn't even think about it. It was like maybe there
Speaker 8: was a possibility a couple of years.
Speaker 6: Why why Like they don't know, they don't understand, you
Speaker 6: know what from the.
Speaker 8: That's so you gotta watch the die.
Speaker 9: It's in the doc I mean we talk about everything,
Speaker 9: but like it don't seem like it's none of y'all
Speaker 9: can't reconcile.
Speaker 11: It seems like they could be like at least maybe it's.
Speaker 8: Not it's not.
Speaker 1: It's not even it's not even thinking about reconciling anything.
Speaker 10: It's just.
Speaker 1: It's just that's just not what it's gonna be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know little brothers, Fonte and Pool and Knife
Speaker 3: Wonder is Ninfe Wonder and you know, we wish them
Speaker 3: all the best and you know whatever, all his endeavors
Speaker 3: and we're gonna keep doing us is what it is.
Speaker 12: Anyways, Beyonce, what's up with Michelle and Kelly and Farah?
Speaker 9: Come on, she said, Pharah, But that it's not the
Speaker 9: same because Desiney's child. We we got like it felt
Speaker 9: like we got closure with that. You know, I don't
Speaker 9: think we got closure with the little brother.
Speaker 1: The documentary is closure.
Speaker 3: No Charlomagne documentary, it's all Sometimes we're not we're not
Speaker 3: afforded the closure we want.
Speaker 1: You get.
Speaker 8: Check out the documentary this little Brother, thank you for
Speaker 8: having us.
Speaker 3: Just congratulations. I love the Baltimore I was hearing. I
Speaker 3: was like, yes, congratulations the Breakfast Club. Good morning, you're
Speaker 3: checking out the Breakfast Club. D J n V Jess Hilary,
Speaker 3: Charlamage the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now if
Speaker 3: you just join us.
Speaker 11: We're talking about Charlemagne giving out in Atlanta all places
Speaker 11: this weekend.
Speaker 6: Yes, So what happened in Atlanta this weekend?
Speaker 12: One of my friends called me and told me that
Speaker 12: he was creeping out of chair convention and I was like, Oh,
Speaker 12: that's because his family is there. He has, you know,
Speaker 12: fifteen year old and a wife. And he was like
Speaker 12: a wife. Oh he was low key giving because I
Speaker 12: spoke to him and he was very much you know,
Speaker 12: trying to lookey, give like flirt with him. That's what
Speaker 12: he was insinuating. And he was like when I told
Speaker 12: him that he had a wife, he was so disappointed.
Speaker 12: He was like, see that these these married men be
Speaker 12: given mixed signals.
Speaker 6: So what mixed signals? Just because you nice to a human.
Speaker 11: It seems like you do this because we have a
Speaker 11: young lady on the phone or maybe a man I
Speaker 11: don't want to. I don't want to let me see
Speaker 11: and he and she said she met Charlemagne before and
Speaker 11: it was similar, Hello.
Speaker 12: Hello, Hello, good morning, Hi, good morning.
Speaker 6: You can tell us.
Speaker 8: What's your name, mama, I I'm Sharon.
Speaker 4: Yes, So I want to just briefly just talk about
Speaker 4: the interaction that I had with Charlamagne.
Speaker 9: Charlamae.
Speaker 10: This is going to be a compliment to you, Okay.
Speaker 4: So I took my kids. My daughter at that time
Speaker 4: was in her early twenties, my son was a eleven
Speaker 4: year old, and you were at an event. I can't
Speaker 4: remember the event, and we stood on your book signing.
Speaker 4: We throw online to get the book signed, and you
Speaker 4: took the time with each one of my children and
Speaker 4: myself to speak to us, look directly in our eyes,
Speaker 4: and engage. So I can see how people can interpret
Speaker 4: that as flirting, but it really, to me came across
Speaker 4: as being very sincere. And my kids remember that to
Speaker 4: this day.
Speaker 1: They remember meeting you.
Speaker 6: So well, that's beautiful. You thought I was flirting with
Speaker 6: your kids, and she.
Speaker 4: Wasn't her twenties.
Speaker 10: So still I can't.
Speaker 8: Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 9: Also, so just talking to people and saying hi and
Speaker 9: treating people like humans health.
Speaker 12: So you gazed into his eyes and was like, Okay,
Speaker 12: how you doing.
Speaker 6: Now, I'll try to connect with people.
Speaker 9: If you take the time to come to my book signing,
Speaker 9: purchase a book, and stand online.
Speaker 6: Why wouldn't I have a moment with you?
Speaker 8: Oh no, I'm talking about that moment in Atlanta.
Speaker 6: I don't even remember this dude. You're talking about.
Speaker 8: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 6: What's up?
Speaker 11: What's that?
Speaker 6: Being?
Speaker 8: You got incident with Charlottane flirting with you too?
Speaker 14: Nah Na, I'm just saying, like, I get what he
Speaker 14: I get what he's saying. Though it's almost like you
Speaker 14: gotta go out of your way, you know what I'm
Speaker 14: saying to Like, as far as if you if you
Speaker 14: just like talking to a gay person, nice to a
Speaker 14: gay person, because if you're too nice in that gaitar
Speaker 14: go off and they feel like like it's given.
Speaker 1: So you know, I'm kind of.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't understand why I gotta be given just
Speaker 6: because I was nice to you. Hello, who's this? You know?
Speaker 13: Pits just from us, fish rods and everybody.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 6: Don't say grand rising We're not biscuits.
Speaker 13: Well, grand beginners, great beginners all.
Speaker 8: Right, So we're talking about Charlemagne and what he did
Speaker 8: this weekend.
Speaker 11: You know, we're trying to figure the difference between complimenting
Speaker 11: somebody and somebody flirting.
Speaker 6: What's your thoughts, bro, I.
Speaker 13: Feel flirting flirting is at a different exchange of energy
Speaker 13: as far as when it comes with a woman is
Speaker 13: gonna acknowledge you, She's gonna give you that. I ain't
Speaker 13: fool no, Like yo, listen, I'm looking at you, I'm
Speaker 13: observing you, and this is what I want. But at
Speaker 13: the end of the day, if you don't read the signs, you.
Speaker 10: Don't read it.
Speaker 13: Like I said, like it's an energy exchange.
Speaker 10: If you don't accept that energy exchange that you ain't
Speaker 10: gonna find nothing else in that A complimented just I mean,
Speaker 10: it's just like, Yo, you're looking good. That said, nothing more,
Speaker 10: nothing less. I don't need your number, I don't need
Speaker 10: your Instagram, I don't need nothing. You just made me
Speaker 10: feel good about myself today.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 10: I mean, I don't have a problem saying, yo, brother,
Speaker 10: go some light sneakers or how you knowing you got
Speaker 10: a beautiful smell.
Speaker 6: Or know what I mean?
Speaker 10: Like I said, just keep it moving. I don't get
Speaker 10: to know you at.
Speaker 8: So if a dude comeing to you say, yo, bro,
Speaker 8: you got a beautiful smile. That's not flirting.
Speaker 10: No, no, it's none. Because I'm very comfortable for who
Speaker 10: I am as a man. I mean, I'm a father
Speaker 10: at the end of the day. If you feel comfortable
Speaker 10: saying that to me, then that you will have a
Speaker 10: good soul in you, Bro, I mean, and I look
Speaker 10: at you and having a good soul at the end
Speaker 10: of the day. Because a lot of people can't get
Speaker 10: up your shill, that's great with us. If you're comfortable
Speaker 10: with what you do, you don't got to worry about
Speaker 10: being gay enough.
Speaker 9: Bro, I mean, you can tell a man he looks good,
Speaker 9: like brother, you look good because you know, like you
Speaker 9: see somebody and if they looking at looking right.
Speaker 10: To you, I would I would I would love. I
Speaker 10: would love. I would love for older God, for my
Speaker 10: son to look doctor you look you will card adopted, yo, Land,
Speaker 10: that's just saying clumping. Don't look at it at different.
Speaker 10: What are you you're saying in a different most.
Speaker 11: Okay with your boyfriend right y'all out? And about the
Speaker 11: dude coming to him, be like, hey, you now that
Speaker 11: that's not gonna be like, yo, what that's not like.
Speaker 12: Like, hey, you got a beautiful smile. The hey, the pause,
Speaker 12: then the you like now, first of all, it's how
Speaker 12: you don't but don't ever hate you, my man, and
Speaker 12: then be like that you got a beautiful smile, don't hate.
Speaker 6: You would hate you, hate you? You got a beautiful smile.
Speaker 6: That's gay?
Speaker 8: Yeah, say you have a beautiful smile. All right, all right,
Speaker 8: so look let me ask you a question.
Speaker 12: So say you at the barbershop, right and you're sitting
Speaker 12: in the chair and your barb but just finished lining
Speaker 12: up your face and everything. I'm looking and then he
Speaker 12: and then you know, you get you look in the mirror.
Speaker 12: He give you the mayor for the finishing product, and
Speaker 12: he's like, yo, you got a beautiful smile.
Speaker 6: And what you gonna do?
Speaker 8: He licked his lips like that.
Speaker 6: No, he's just looking at you out of eye. Yo,
Speaker 6: you got a beautiful smile.
Speaker 11: And feel funny, right because I'm right because his crotch
Speaker 11: is usually now.
Speaker 8: You're on when he's cutting in your face and in
Speaker 8: your face.
Speaker 9: You're overly gay in this like this, there's no reason
Speaker 9: to make this this gay like it was who's thinking
Speaker 9: like that, Like that's a gay brain.
Speaker 6: Croch, who's thinking like that?
Speaker 8: You're right if a man come up to you and
Speaker 8: be like, yo, you got a beautiful smile.
Speaker 1: How you feeling, I'm think it's a little game.
Speaker 9: That I complimented men on their teeth. Like guys come
Speaker 9: up here and we're doing interviews. I like one to
Speaker 9: see brothers that have either want.
Speaker 8: To get the.
Speaker 6: Like taking care of their mouth. But I'm not like,
Speaker 6: oh you got a pretty mouth, like.
Speaker 12: Yo, now you got nice teeth like you got Yeah,
Speaker 12: you just sold five five of your phone and he
Speaker 12: has a nice mouth.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well you don't. Okay, you got nice like you said.
Speaker 8: Kingsley played nice big head.
Speaker 6: Nice big head. The story the mother. The story is
Speaker 6: your man was lying.
Speaker 9: Okay, nobody was flirting with him. I said, hello, I
Speaker 9: don't remember being nice to him.
Speaker 6: Maybe he took it the wrong way.
Speaker 12: He took the wrong way, but you definitely it's something
Speaker 12: about you when you be walking up you know you
Speaker 12: had on your boots.
Speaker 8: No, he's not. He be assault in his mouth till
Speaker 8: he be assault in his own mouth. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 8: Because Charlaine got a little swag.
Speaker 12: You gotta say him outside this chair and he be
Speaker 12: walking up bosswagg and the guy turned around.
Speaker 2: He's a going you Charlemagne, Yeah, I am, what's up
Speaker 2: are you doing?
Speaker 8: You know what of that?
Speaker 6: I don't even remember meeting as human?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah sure.
Speaker 6: From now on, security keep you away from.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 8: It's the Breakfast Local Morning, the Breakfast Club Morning.
Speaker 11: Everybody's teen j M V Jess Hilary Charlamage, the guy.
Speaker 11: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest
Speaker 11: in the building time time, who's celebrating her birthday next week?
Speaker 11: I am this week this weekend, Ladies and gentlemen, Tabitha Brown, Welcome.
Speaker 8: How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm amazing. If I was in the bed, i'd be
Speaker 2: two people.
Speaker 6: I love that hoodie. Thank Freedom over cold switching?
Speaker 1: What does that mean?
Speaker 12: Well, you know, I spent a very long time code
Speaker 12: switching and worming, and that's not freedom, and so I
Speaker 12: no longer live that way. And so I always tell people, honey,
Speaker 12: we got to freedom over colde switch. Well enough, just
Speaker 12: as we are, even if we're from the country, even
Speaker 12: if we're from the South.
Speaker 2: It's just a thing. So I promote that all the
Speaker 2: time here you go, I.
Speaker 9: Feel like I know you because I told you, like
Speaker 9: when I saw you over the summer. I'm like when
Speaker 9: my kids watched taping around all the time on YouTube.
Speaker 9: And then you know, my wife has the cookbooks, the
Speaker 9: vegan cookbooks around the house like she was giving them
Speaker 9: out his gifts to people.
Speaker 11: We got to congratulate her on her and me as
Speaker 11: well as just want to act thing. But congratulations, how
Speaker 11: did that feel?
Speaker 12: It still feels surreal, you know, but I feel grateful
Speaker 12: to have one for just like being myself, right, but
Speaker 12: something so powerful that it's for children. But it still
Speaker 12: feels like it didn't happen. It feels like a dream almost.
Speaker 12: But the crazy thing is there's another side of that
Speaker 12: that it feels completely normal. So it's a weird feeling.
Speaker 6: It's yours.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it feels like, oh, this is what God intended
Speaker 12: for my life. Absolutely, But the other side of it
Speaker 12: is like, did that really happen?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 12: But yeah, how did the Internet change your life? Shoot, honey,
Speaker 12: in every way? You know, I was I still am
Speaker 12: an actress. But for a long time, you know, I
Speaker 12: was pursuing acting and nobody really knew me from you know, acting,
Speaker 12: and I started doing content, doing you know, videos, not
Speaker 12: because I wanted to, but I had had a dream
Speaker 12: and God spoke to me and told me to start
Speaker 12: doing videos. And I was like, I don't want to
Speaker 12: do that, you know, but I was also trying to
Speaker 12: live a life of obedience. I started and nobody was watching,
Speaker 12: and I was like, well, you told me to do this,
Speaker 12: and ain't nobody. Ain't nobody showing up on these videos
Speaker 12: to watch?
Speaker 6: Why do you have me doing this?
Speaker 12: And I started in August of twenty seventeen doing videos
Speaker 12: and by December thirtieth, one of.
Speaker 2: My videos went viral.
Speaker 8: Which one it was?
Speaker 12: It was a TTLA I was eating a sandwich in
Speaker 12: my car because I was driving Uber and because I
Speaker 12: was on disability for over you because I was so sick.
Speaker 12: And when I started feeling better after going vegan, I
Speaker 12: started driving Uber and I was like, you know what,
Speaker 12: I had had a job before. I didn't want to
Speaker 12: get stuck back in the nine to five. So I
Speaker 12: told my husband. I was like, you know what, I'm
Speaker 12: gonna go drive Uber. We live in LA. I'm probably
Speaker 12: get discovered in my car. In my mind, I'm thinking
Speaker 12: I'm gonna, you know, pick up a producer or director
Speaker 12: or something. I stopped my Whole Foods because I dropped
Speaker 12: somebody off. I was like, I'm gonna ahead and get
Speaker 12: me a little breakfast and because I'm still a new
Speaker 12: vegan at that time, and I got a sandwich and
Speaker 12: did a review on because I was my videos when
Speaker 12: I first started, I was just telling people I'm going vegan.
Speaker 12: When I find new vegan options, I'm just gonna share it.
Speaker 12: By the time I got home in the video had
Speaker 12: like fifty some thousand views and I was like, wait
Speaker 12: a minute, who watching this video?
Speaker 6: But you was before Lee.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 2: I love that's my nephew. But the next morning had
Speaker 2: like over one hundred thousand views and I was like.
Speaker 2: I told my husband. I said, I think I'm going viral.
Speaker 2: I was like, he was like what that means. I
Speaker 2: was like, I don't know. And four days later, Whole
Speaker 2: Foods reached out.
Speaker 12: I was like, we saw your video because I got
Speaker 12: the you know, sandwich from there, and they wanted to
Speaker 12: partner with me. I became their brand ambassador and wow,
Speaker 12: I to do so many campaigns and it ain't it's
Speaker 12: been on ever since then.
Speaker 8: Now, why'd you switch to vegan for people I don't know,
Speaker 8: so I got sick.
Speaker 12: So January of twenty sixteen, I woke up one morning
Speaker 12: and I had this headache in the back of my head.
Speaker 12: And I had a car accident in high school, so
Speaker 12: I'm used to like waking up sometime in the back
Speaker 12: of my neck is tied and sometime it goes into
Speaker 12: my head.
Speaker 2: So I thought it was one of those episodes.
Speaker 12: But this headache rested in the back of my head
Speaker 12: for a year and seven months wow, and it started to,
Speaker 12: you know, affect my body, and so I started to
Speaker 12: fall when I would walk as a woman.
Speaker 2: All everything was all out of whack. I just did
Speaker 2: not feel well.
Speaker 12: So every time I went to the doctor, they were
Speaker 12: doing so many tests. They was doing MRIs trying to
Speaker 12: figure out what is wrong. So they told me they
Speaker 12: was like, we know it's something autoimmune that's attacking your body.
Speaker 12: We just can't figure it out. I lost my vision
Speaker 12: for a day. It was a really bad time for me,
Speaker 12: and I took every drug the doctor offered me. I
Speaker 12: was like a guinea pig because you are desperate to
Speaker 12: feel better, and if anything, it probably made me worse.
Speaker 12: Nothing was working, and so My daughter came home from
Speaker 12: school one day and she was like, Mommy, we saw
Speaker 12: this documentary at school today.
Speaker 2: I think you should watch it.
Speaker 12: And I don't know if you know teenagers, honey, but
Speaker 12: it ain't ever day they come home and tell you
Speaker 12: to watch the documentary.
Speaker 2: And so it was what they held on Netflix, and
Speaker 2: so I was like, you know what, let's watch it
Speaker 2: together as a family. So I watched it.
Speaker 12: When they started talking about not all diseases are hereditary.
Speaker 12: Sometime you can eat the same thing in your family
Speaker 12: that will cause the same disease in your bloodline, and
Speaker 12: that it's kind of like a light bulb moment for me.
Speaker 12: My mama died at fifty one of a rare disease als.
Speaker 12: My daddy is now seventy two, but he's the oldest
Speaker 12: man that ever live in my family.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 2: People get sick at young ages in my family.
Speaker 12: And they died young ages in my family. And the
Speaker 12: only thing I could think of that we had in
Speaker 12: common was how we ate. Now, I wasn't a bad
Speaker 12: eater because I was in LA but I wasn't eating
Speaker 12: to feel well.
Speaker 2: I was eating to look a certain way, which is
Speaker 2: it's also a sickness and so look a certain way.
Speaker 8: So I'm not exactly I.
Speaker 12: Wasn't eating to like, oh, let me put this in
Speaker 12: my body so I can be well. I was like, oh,
Speaker 12: let me put this in my body so I don't
Speaker 12: gain weight.
Speaker 2: Gotcha, you understand.
Speaker 12: So but I said, wasn't you know a terrible You
Speaker 12: know I haven't eaten red metal pork since I was fifteen,
Speaker 12: And I was like, okay, and I'm allergic to de
Speaker 12: every like most people. But I also was like, it's
Speaker 12: the only thing I haven't tried. So I told my husband,
Speaker 12: let's do like a thirty day decon challenge. Husband, so
Speaker 12: for thirty days and so on like day ten, the
Speaker 12: headache I had every day for a year and seven
Speaker 12: months disappeared.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: I was like, wait a minute, I'm onto something.
Speaker 9: And uh.
Speaker 12: After that, every day I started getting energy again because
Speaker 12: I had chronic the tea and I had chronic panic
Speaker 12: attacks because when you sick and you know something is wrong,
Speaker 12: but the doctor said, well we can't figure it out.
Speaker 2: It makes you have anxiety and depression.
Speaker 12: And so I started getting energy again because I would
Speaker 12: sleep all day all night like I would just be
Speaker 12: exhausted all the time, and so energy started coming back.
Speaker 12: My head, you know, was feeling better. I was starting
Speaker 12: to feel like myself again. And so that day, look,
Speaker 12: when day thirty came, I told my husband, I was like,
Speaker 12: this is gonna be my life.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm gonna go vegan. He was like, well,
Speaker 2: tomorrow we need a piece of chicken, tab like.
Speaker 8: And so.
Speaker 12: But I always tell people that part because sometimes the
Speaker 12: journey that may change your life or safe your life,
Speaker 12: you got to be willing to go on and a loan.
Speaker 2: And so I was like, all right, and so I
Speaker 2: ain't never looked back. That's why, all right, we.
Speaker 11: Got more with tap of the brow when we come back,
Speaker 11: don't move.
Speaker 6: It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 11: It's TJ n V Jess, Hilary Scharlamine, the guy we
Speaker 11: are the Breakfast Club was still kicking it with Tabatha Brown, Charlemagne.
Speaker 9: I got so many questions. Number one, you said something
Speaker 9: earlier about God spoke to you. What does God sound
Speaker 9: like for me?
Speaker 12: Yeah, So I always tell people I get asked that
Speaker 12: a lot. Now I am gives it in a different
Speaker 12: way than most people. So for me, I can hear
Speaker 12: like your voice I can hear sometimes it sounds like
Speaker 12: a flutter, like a humming bird would be close to
Speaker 12: my ears, so it's like a wind and it's a
Speaker 12: it's a flutter, but you can hear sound in it.
Speaker 2: I can see it. I can dream it.
Speaker 12: I'm a seer, but in my dreams, like my dreams
Speaker 12: can speak to me and things come to pass. So
Speaker 12: that's what it sounds like for me For most people
Speaker 12: who are always trying to figure out is this God
Speaker 12: speaking to me?
Speaker 6: Is this just my thoughts?
Speaker 12: I will tell you that when you think of something,
Speaker 12: you'll think of it and you may lose the thought
Speaker 12: later right may not even come back to you. But
Speaker 12: when God is speaking to you, when he's putting something
Speaker 12: inside of you, it won't let you rest. It'll keep
Speaker 12: coming back. And so that's how you can kind of decipher.
Speaker 12: And then sometimes he will use a voice that's familiar
Speaker 12: to you. And when you gift it, sometime it do
Speaker 12: feel like you're crazy, and other people think that as well.
Speaker 12: But now of course I know like, oh no, this
Speaker 12: is just my gift, and I don't hide it anymore.
Speaker 12: I don't straight away from it. I wrote about it
Speaker 12: in my first book because I wanted people to know, like,
Speaker 12: this is me. If you want to rock with tail, honey,
Speaker 12: this is who I really am. I don't hide that
Speaker 12: part of me anymore.
Speaker 6: So, Wow, when you say you have gifts? So are
Speaker 6: you clairvoyant? Are you like a medium?
Speaker 2: I call it? I'm a seeer right, It's just you know,
Speaker 2: that's a gift that God gave me.
Speaker 12: I was born with it in that way. Yeah, my
Speaker 12: whole life. I feel like we all have discernment. We
Speaker 12: just don't all lean into it.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 12: But for me, as a little girl, would dream about
Speaker 12: people I've never met before and wake up and tell
Speaker 12: my mom and dad. They're like, oh, I such and such,
Speaker 12: and they'd be like that person been dead twenty years,
Speaker 12: Like you would never know that person, right. I can
Speaker 12: remember being in my grandfather's funeral, but they're like, you
Speaker 12: were him, So it's no way for you to remember that.
Speaker 2: I don't know, and I can't control it. That's the thing.
Speaker 12: It just happens, like I gonna be talking to you
Speaker 12: and something can just appear that I can see, and
Speaker 12: it may be for you, or it may be to
Speaker 12: protect me.
Speaker 2: It just depends. But I have no control over that.
Speaker 6: I was going to ask you, so you know North Carolina.
Speaker 10: Uh huh.
Speaker 11: So now you pick up your family and you move
Speaker 11: to LA. Yes, how was that conversation with your husband?
Speaker 11: And you get child and let's just go to l
Speaker 11: a a place we don't know.
Speaker 6: You gotta find a new job, and it's good Carolina. Yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's crazy because at first my husband was like,
Speaker 12: so in ninety eight, I moved to California in pursuit
Speaker 12: of acting, but I wasn't in LA and I was
Speaker 12: like in Orange County and I didn't tell my husband.
Speaker 12: He was my boyfriend at the time, Like how bad
Speaker 12: it was. Ain't telling nobody. I was renting the room
Speaker 12: from somebody who was like taking all my money. But
Speaker 12: you know, I'm like young, like nineteen, I really want
Speaker 12: to get this dream out of me and I want
Speaker 12: to do something. And so our plan was for him
Speaker 12: to move out a couple months later, you know, and
Speaker 12: then we would get our own place. But when he
Speaker 12: moved out and saw how I was living, he was
Speaker 12: like this is crazy. He's like, you're working two jobs
Speaker 12: and survive. You ain't nowhere near LA. You're not pursuing acting.
Speaker 12: He was like, we need to move back to North
Speaker 12: Carolina so that we could save but money because it's cheaper.
Speaker 12: He was like, we can stay for one year then
Speaker 12: move back to LA so you can really pursue your dreams.
Speaker 12: That one year turn into five years and a forgotten
Speaker 12: dream right until I had that experience that morning. So
Speaker 12: when I told my husband after I worked that job
Speaker 12: for like a year, I was like, now it's time
Speaker 12: for us to move back to LA.
Speaker 8: He was like nah.
Speaker 2: I was like, well, listen, I can. I can go
Speaker 2: out there, but like I can feel it calling me
Speaker 2: and I can come back and forth. He was like, oh, no,
Speaker 2: we're not gonna do that.
Speaker 6: I can imagine those arguments.
Speaker 12: And I don't know what money I thought I had
Speaker 12: that I could be by coastal Okay and go back
Speaker 12: and forth. I don't know what I was thinking, but
Speaker 12: we saved up like eight thousand dollars. Took us some
Speaker 12: months and we moved to LA. And we first got there,
Speaker 12: we was living in Barwen Hills and my husband, I mean,
Speaker 12: we're both from the same hometown, you know, we from eating.
Speaker 2: It's a very small town in North Carolina, and our apartment.
Speaker 12: I had flew out there to find our apartment because
Speaker 12: back then my husband used to be afraid to fly,
Speaker 12: you know, people from the country.
Speaker 2: They'd be like, I ain't get on no plane, you know.
Speaker 12: So I had went back and forth to find us
Speaker 12: a place and I found a cute this this spot
Speaker 12: was cute to me, right, and but it did have
Speaker 12: the bars on the window, because most of them do
Speaker 12: in l A.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 12: So, but we weren't used to that. But I didn't
Speaker 12: tell him because in my mind I thought it was
Speaker 12: nice and it was. It did turn out to be nice.
Speaker 6: Was he able to bring his gun with him?
Speaker 1: He did?
Speaker 6: Actually, okay, you know what he did.
Speaker 8: He did the garden.
Speaker 12: No, he did. But when we got that he was hot.
Speaker 12: He was like what we were like right off Crenshaw
Speaker 12: he was yeah. He was like, what babe, we got
Speaker 12: a door there. I was like, babe, I didn't scoped
Speaker 12: it out. This is a good area, I promise you.
Speaker 12: And because there was you know, that was when the
Speaker 12: reality show Ball when Hills was out. Remember that, I said,
Speaker 12: we live in Baldwin Hills. It's just that we don't
Speaker 12: live in View Park. But where we parked we could
Speaker 12: see the view. Like I'm trying to sell it, right,
Speaker 12: But he got used to it over time. But you know,
Speaker 12: in the beginning, we was a little we was at
Speaker 12: all for a while, but you know, we saved there
Speaker 12: for five years and we loved it.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 9: One of the moments that we all saw that went
Speaker 9: viral was when you retired your husband and you know,
Speaker 9: Wendy Williams had made some statements about you, and the
Speaker 9: way you responded.
Speaker 6: You responded with such grace and such love. It was
Speaker 6: almost like, I hope you heal, Absolutely you heal a moment.
Speaker 2: Do you respond like that always in this season of
Speaker 2: my life?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I mean the old tab probably would have had that
Speaker 12: get back spirit, right, but she didn't even know me,
Speaker 12: and I don't know her other than knowing her from
Speaker 12: you know her her career. But you can also tell
Speaker 12: when somebody is hurt. And we've all been through things
Speaker 12: that cause us to project and feel a certain way.
Speaker 12: But I'm not going to exhaust energy and give anybody
Speaker 12: control over me to anger me, right. So, but also
Speaker 12: I just love people despite what anybody have to say
Speaker 12: about me. There's so many people now that that hate me,
Speaker 12: that don't know me, but I love them. It also
Speaker 12: makes me want to love harder in the world because
Speaker 12: people are hurting.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 2: You know, a lot of people think that.
Speaker 12: I'm fake because I'm nice and I'm like, I'm a
Speaker 12: kind I'm compassionate. I held my mama's hand while she died,
Speaker 12: like I've seen death so many times, like I have
Speaker 12: also almost lost my life. Why would I not be
Speaker 12: happy and joyful I'm still here? Right, So it hurts
Speaker 12: my heart for other people when I know that they're
Speaker 12: just hurting and they don't mean any harm in a
Speaker 12: way that they it's really they're trying to make themselves
Speaker 12: feel better. They're projecting, right, They're projecting, and so the
Speaker 12: harm is really they're doing it to themselves because they're
Speaker 12: not instead of projecting, you should be trying to heal
Speaker 12: yourself and get what you need to feel better.
Speaker 11: But I don't know, did you get a lot of
Speaker 11: flak for it? Because you know what it told me
Speaker 11: during that time is people don't understand love. Yeah, right,
Speaker 11: you love your husband. Your financial fine, and you can
Speaker 11: make sure that he's okay, you know, and it doesn't
Speaker 11: matter if he's a man, he's a woman, or what
Speaker 11: he is. You love me, and you had the opportunity
Speaker 11: to retire man and men do it for women all
Speaker 11: the time. So I didn't see it. So did you
Speaker 11: get a lot of flat for it?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean a lot of people had something to
Speaker 12: say about it, but that's their opinion, don't I don't care.
Speaker 12: That ain't my business. But I also realized that a
Speaker 12: lot of people don't understand partnership.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 12: I've been my husband twenty six years. I'm amazing more
Speaker 12: than half my life. Right, most people don't even understand that.
Speaker 1: How did he feel?
Speaker 6: Felt?
Speaker 2: He felt amazing.
Speaker 12: But after what people don't know is I had been
Speaker 12: trying to retire my husband for like two years. We
Speaker 12: had enough money. He was like, that money came to quit. Bay,
Speaker 12: I don't want to do that to you now, just
Speaker 12: in case. Yeah, he was like, nah, I know one
Speaker 12: plus one equal two.
Speaker 6: We don't know.
Speaker 12: Because he also has watched me in Hollywood over twenty
Speaker 12: years not get jobs for six months or two year
Speaker 12: years or whatever.
Speaker 2: He was like, we can't.
Speaker 12: We can't count on this new money, right, And so
Speaker 12: I was like, Babe, I promise you I got the
Speaker 12: amount of money that we have always said that we
Speaker 12: have this amount of money in the bank. Tax has
Speaker 12: been paid. We don't owe nobody that.
Speaker 2: You will retire. And he was like, all right, and
Speaker 2: let me think about it. He took a leave first.
Speaker 12: He just was like, I don't want that on your back,
Speaker 12: you know, even though he has a nonprofit, but it
Speaker 12: wasn't gonna make the you know, coming straight out, he
Speaker 12: won't gonna make the kind of money he was making before.
Speaker 2: And I was like, but now you can build it.
Speaker 2: Now you can do all the things you wanted to do.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 12: So, uh, it took him a while, but afterwards. Now listen,
Speaker 12: right now, what time is that they might be on
Speaker 12: the golf course? Okay, listen, he worked with his kids
Speaker 12: three four days a week, but he'd be on that
Speaker 12: golf course.
Speaker 2: He is, He is feeling it now. He joys a
Speaker 2: little about it. Absolutely all.
Speaker 8: We got more with Tabitha Brown when we come back
Speaker 8: beyond Sy.
Speaker 11: She's getting an Innovative Award at the iHeartRadio Awards tonight.
Speaker 11: So let's get into a mini mixers to Breakfast. So
Speaker 11: warning everybody, it's tj MV. Just Ti Larry Is Charlamage
Speaker 11: the guy. We are to Breakfast Club are still kick
Speaker 11: it with Tabitha Brown. Charlamagne let's talk about this book.
Speaker 11: I did a new thing, your new book, Yes, all
Speaker 11: thirty days of living free. What is living free?
Speaker 12: To Tabitha Brown, Well, you know freedom over coach switching, right,
Speaker 12: we talked about that. But living free is like taking
Speaker 12: an opportunity to do something even if it scares you, right,
Speaker 12: just doing something new.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 12: I started doing this challenge in twenty fourteen. I was
Speaker 12: really just in search of like getting to know myself
Speaker 12: better because I still was not free. And I would
Speaker 12: do something new, whether it be with my kids or
Speaker 12: by myself, and just to see how it would open
Speaker 12: my mind and how it would make me feel. And
Speaker 12: so I did that over the years, and I would
Speaker 12: always you know, learn something new about myself. Like I
Speaker 12: discovered my love for hiking, and I was like, oh shoot,
Speaker 12: I never would have thought that I would love hiking.
Speaker 12: And then now it's something I have continued to do
Speaker 12: over the years. And so I was like, if I
Speaker 12: do this again, I think I want to.
Speaker 2: Write a book.
Speaker 12: So last year I did it for thirty days and
Speaker 12: I journaled it and made it into a book. And
Speaker 12: my hope was that other people want to, you know,
Speaker 12: live free and try new things and the other thing
Speaker 12: about freedom. In order to like really go out and
Speaker 12: do something new, that's the only way you're gonna know
Speaker 12: if you love something or you don't like it, right,
Speaker 12: you have to be willing to be like, I don't care,
Speaker 12: I just want to find out.
Speaker 2: Let me just see right.
Speaker 12: So, and it also could be something as simple as
Speaker 12: I'm gonna work my hair different, Like right now I'm
Speaker 12: doing a you know, my hair name is Donna. So
Speaker 12: I'm doing while I'm on tour, I'm making a new
Speaker 12: hair style every day.
Speaker 6: He said. His name is Donna.
Speaker 2: Yeah, her name Donna.
Speaker 6: Donna.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's just Donna. Well, I named after Don King.
Speaker 6: Because put together today.
Speaker 12: But she got her name because when I was I
Speaker 12: did the big chopping when she was growing back. One
Speaker 12: night I was cooking live and it was like straight
Speaker 12: up in the top. I was like, why is that
Speaker 12: piece of hair you know, stick it straight up looking
Speaker 12: like Don King. I was like, I'm about to call
Speaker 12: her Donna, and it's stuff.
Speaker 6: It's stuck.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I love that you dedicated your new book to you. Yeah,
Speaker 6: why was that important to do?
Speaker 12: Cause, Honney, I'm the one who made the decision to
Speaker 12: choose myself, right, and I made the decision to stop
Speaker 12: being afraid and to live my life my way and
Speaker 12: to try new things. And the biggest thing I ever
Speaker 12: did for thirty days was go vegan, and it saved
Speaker 12: my life. And I was like, girl this youtab. I
Speaker 12: prayed that I forever and always do new things every day.
Speaker 2: I want to do that for the rest of my life.
Speaker 6: I was going to ask, you know, so many people
Speaker 6: listening right, how did you know not to give up?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 11: Because I'm sure there's somebody listening right now that's been
Speaker 11: trying music for ten years and it didn't work, and
Speaker 11: somebody that's trying acting it didn't work. Somebody's trying to
Speaker 11: be in the chef, somebody's trying to be an author,
Speaker 11: somebody's trying to do something online and creating videos and
Speaker 11: nobody's watching.
Speaker 6: And they probably said I felt I got a sign.
Speaker 11: Yeah, when did you tell them to say, maybe that's
Speaker 11: not the sign and maybe the change or you know,
Speaker 11: how do you tell somebody to continue to keep doing
Speaker 11: what they're doing because you could have gave up so
Speaker 11: many times.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I would never really tell anybody to give up.
Speaker 12: If you think God has given you a sign, then
Speaker 12: trust the signs. For me, it was always signs, and
Speaker 12: that's confirmation. If it won't let you rest, if you
Speaker 12: try to give up and it won't let you, those
Speaker 12: are the signs that we have to not ignore. But
Speaker 12: also we have to kind of ignore the noise of
Speaker 12: people who tell you you can't. But also we have
Speaker 12: to be honest with ourselves. If you are not really
Speaker 12: doing the work for the dream that you have, is
Speaker 12: it really your dream?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 12: Because sometimes it might be a goal. And the difference
Speaker 12: between a goal and a dream is a goal is
Speaker 12: something that you create. A dream is deposited inside of you.
Speaker 2: God does that.
Speaker 12: You don't make up a dream, It lives inside of you.
Speaker 12: So be honest with yourself. Do you want it because
Speaker 12: you see somebody else with it? It would look cool
Speaker 12: to you.
Speaker 2: Do you just want to make money? Or is it
Speaker 2: something that won't let you rest?
Speaker 6: Another chapter?
Speaker 8: Do something that breaks the rules but not the law.
Speaker 12: Oh so I tell people that all the time, Like,
Speaker 12: you know, some rules are set by us, you know,
Speaker 12: by people as well as laws.
Speaker 8: Right, But I know your kids come back with you
Speaker 8: all the time. Mommy said me break the rules.
Speaker 12: It's not belive exactly exactly but I talk about this
Speaker 12: in the book that you know. I had got invited
Speaker 12: to a party, you know, and it was a strict
Speaker 12: dress code or they wanted you to wear black.
Speaker 2: I don't like wearing black, and this is about as
Speaker 2: black as a gift for me. I love color.
Speaker 12: It makes me happy when I wear like all black,
Speaker 12: it makes.
Speaker 2: Me feel weird.
Speaker 6: Funerals all come.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I don't know, like even if funerals, like in
Speaker 12: my family we wear a lot of colors or we
Speaker 12: were white, but it just makes me feel a little
Speaker 12: I don't know, maybe sad. And I realize that if
Speaker 12: I do wear I got to have like a proper
Speaker 12: color in my lips or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know. But I was like, I don't want
Speaker 2: to wear black to this thing.
Speaker 12: I got a figure something ab out so I found
Speaker 12: like I had this it was like a blazer but
Speaker 12: it was the background was black, but they had a
Speaker 12: bunch of colors and patterns on it.
Speaker 6: And I wore like some black.
Speaker 2: Beilt bottomed pants.
Speaker 12: Got there and a lot of other people had more black,
Speaker 12: and so I was like, this is why we can
Speaker 12: break the rules sometimes, you know. I could have said, Okay,
Speaker 12: I'm wear all black. And been uncomfortable all night and
Speaker 12: then got there and being mad, like, look at other people,
Speaker 12: they ain't wear what they said. We're supposed to wear it, right, So.
Speaker 2: That's what I mean by that. Sometime we can break
Speaker 2: the rules, just don't break the law.
Speaker 6: So you ain't never gonna follow in a dress code.
Speaker 6: If it's an all white party and nothing you can ye.
Speaker 12: But yeah, I mean I would wear it, but it's
Speaker 12: gonna have to have a little something that make me
Speaker 12: feel like tap, you know, because I also want to
Speaker 12: go in and be myself, you know.
Speaker 6: So do something that requires you to face your losses.
Speaker 6: That's a powerful one.
Speaker 12: So when I you know, I had a restaurant, right
Speaker 12: and when I had my restaurant, it was a partnership,
Speaker 12: and we had a lot of problems with the building.
Speaker 12: And so because the kill my name is the restaurant
Speaker 12: in Chicago that I fell in love with. So when
Speaker 12: he came to LA, I was like, oh, I partnered
Speaker 12: with you an open a restaurant. I didn't know the
Speaker 12: restaurant business, but this building gave us a lot of
Speaker 12: issues and so we ultimately had to close.
Speaker 2: And so I was like, oh man, it felt like
Speaker 2: a loss to me because I had had, you know,
Speaker 2: so much happening.
Speaker 12: People would come in. I would people come from all
Speaker 12: over to just meet me at the restaurant. And I
Speaker 12: wasn't there every day, but on the weekends or whenever
Speaker 12: I could, I would go and just be there all
Speaker 12: day to make sure I got to see people when
Speaker 12: they came.
Speaker 2: We ended up having to shut it down, and I
Speaker 2: was like really kind of hurt about.
Speaker 12: You know, for a while, and I really couldn't talk
Speaker 12: about it because we were having legal problems with the
Speaker 12: you know, the building on it, because it was the
Speaker 12: whole thing. When it was time to do my taxes,
Speaker 12: I've been carrying this, like, man, I feel so bad
Speaker 12: about it. I realized that the loss had really blessed
Speaker 12: me a week I wasn't weird, right, And so I
Speaker 12: was like, sometimes we got to look at the loss
Speaker 12: for what it is. Maybe it ain't a loss, you know,
Speaker 12: but also it opened up doors with me and now
Speaker 12: I have, you know, my food and stuff at Target.
Speaker 12: So I was like, it won't necessarily a loss, you know,
Speaker 12: we can't always look at them, you know, things like that.
Speaker 12: So it actually blessed me because I ain't have to pay.
Speaker 6: As much a little bit. Let's run some of this
Speaker 6: stuff downe now. So you got deals with Target?
Speaker 8: Who else?
Speaker 6: Come on?
Speaker 9: Don't need to hum in this moment like a rapper
Speaker 9: right now? You know he got the tap time booming
Speaker 9: on YouTube. You got deals with Target, you got book deals?
Speaker 6: What else?
Speaker 12: I have my own seasonings McCormick spice.
Speaker 2: I have six of those.
Speaker 6: Fridays with tab and do have.
Speaker 2: Frides having chance.
Speaker 12: I do very good Mondays where I bless small businesses
Speaker 12: every Monday.
Speaker 2: Of course I have my own merch that feels weird
Speaker 2: to just name everything, but.
Speaker 8: I don't even you know.
Speaker 2: I still do my active thing.
Speaker 12: You know, I've lost a production company in a partnership
Speaker 12: with Stephen Love with may Love Media.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know, Tabitha Brown. I can didn't talk
Speaker 6: to you for ever.
Speaker 8: New book.
Speaker 6: I did a new thing.
Speaker 8: We appreciate you for joining us stage strange. Absolutely should
Speaker 8: I end it?
Speaker 2: How I end my video? Are okay?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 2: Listen, First of all, thank y'all for having me.
Speaker 12: I appreciate y'all. Thank y'all, y'all going bout y'all business.
Speaker 12: All right, have the most amazing day. But even if
Speaker 12: you can't have a good one, don't you. They'll go
Speaker 12: messing up. Nobody else is here. God, bless y'all, Love y'all, it's.
Speaker 6: The breakfast love, good morning.
Speaker 8: Damn, it's time for donkey.
Speaker 1: I mean trying to be donkey today.
Speaker 6: No more. They should be embarrassed by what they already did.
Speaker 6: I'm not making these people do these days.
Speaker 8: Called donkey of the day, and it really caught me
Speaker 8: off guard. Damn Charlamagne, who got the donkey of to
Speaker 8: day to day?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 9: Jes hilarious donkey Today've go to a thirty two year
Speaker 9: old woman named Courtney L.
Speaker 1: Davis.
Speaker 9: Courtney faces felling the charges of ession of stolen property, fraud,
Speaker 9: criminal mischief, burglary, residential entry, obstruction of.
Speaker 6: Justice, and false informing all during Women's History Month.
Speaker 9: Not only is Courtney facing charges, but she got her
Speaker 9: husband caught up to. Yes, her husband is facing charges
Speaker 9: of residential entry and possession of stolen property. Why because
Speaker 9: this woman was lying for no devil damn reason. Now,
Speaker 9: there's a lot of things women lie to men about. Okay,
Speaker 9: there's a lot of things I've heard women lied to
Speaker 9: men about, But this is a new one. Okay, Okay,
Speaker 9: this is a new one, all right. Courtney lied to
Speaker 9: her husband about purchasing a home, and she got arrested
Speaker 9: after trying to move into a house she never purchased.
Speaker 6: Okay, let me break this down for you. It's a
Speaker 6: lot of information.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: I'm reading this from new Channel eight on your Side
Speaker 6: court documentary Build.
Speaker 9: An Indiana man thought he and his wife were moving
Speaker 9: into a brand new home after going through the real
Speaker 9: estate process and being handed the keys to a house.
Speaker 6: What her husband didn't know.
Speaker 9: Was that his wife faked all the financial documents submitted
Speaker 9: to the realtors and then broke into the home smash,
Speaker 9: opened the lock box and told her husband they were
Speaker 9: new homeowners.
Speaker 6: Why what is the point of a woman faking anything?
Speaker 9: There's a woman in this building who I overheard having
Speaker 9: a conversation with Jess Hilarious earlier saying that she once
Speaker 9: told a man she aorgas them three times.
Speaker 6: What's the point? What's the point of lying?
Speaker 9: Imagine lying to a chef that you full when you're
Speaker 9: really hungry as hell and he's willing and able to
Speaker 9: cook for you.
Speaker 6: You just gotta tell him what you want and how
Speaker 6: you want it.
Speaker 9: Huh.
Speaker 6: Simple listen, listen to this.
Speaker 9: According to court documents, police officers from the Eaton Police
Speaker 9: Department were called out to a home on North chest
Speaker 9: Nut Street at six thirty eight pm on February sixteenth
Speaker 9: after the property owner claimed to have spotted the U
Speaker 9: haul truck outside the home. The owner told police no
Speaker 9: one was supposed to be at the home, which was
Speaker 9: vacant and for sale. Officers arrived to the scene to
Speaker 9: find a couple moving into the house, unloading boxes and
Speaker 9: brandishing keys to the front door. Cotney told her husband
Speaker 9: that she and him had purchased the home and had
Speaker 9: been given the keys by their realtor, who took the
Speaker 9: out the lock box after the sale was finalized.
Speaker 6: And handed them over to the new homeowners.
Speaker 9: Courtney even showed police screenshots of paperwork that showed they
Speaker 9: had purchased the home. Big lies okay, but the story
Speaker 9: didn't match with the property on it told police. According
Speaker 9: to the property owners real to, the sale of the
Speaker 9: house was never finalized due to.
Speaker 6: Payment never being received.
Speaker 9: A deeper dive uncovered that not only had the couple
Speaker 9: not submitted their payment, but the farms handed over to
Speaker 9: the realta had been fraudulent the realtor said they noticed
Speaker 9: something was off with the forms due to grammatical errors
Speaker 9: such as stating contact.
Speaker 6: You at instead of contact us at.
Speaker 9: The police reached out to the couple's realtor, who allegedly
Speaker 9: handed the pair of keys from the houses lock box
Speaker 9: to the couple, only to learn that that tool was
Speaker 9: a lie. The realtor said the sale hadn't been completed
Speaker 9: this whole police she did not hand over the keys
Speaker 9: from the lock box. Police ended up discovering that the
Speaker 9: lock box had been smashed open and the pieces hidden
Speaker 9: inside the drawer in the house. When the couple was
Speaker 9: confronted about their crimes, Courtney told police that her husband
Speaker 9: had been left in the dark about the fraud. He
Speaker 9: hadn't been aware of the fraudulent statements, all the truth
Speaker 9: behind the lock box. Then Courtney did what most women
Speaker 9: do when they get caught red handed. She just started
Speaker 9: spilling her guts, and she confessed that she broke into
Speaker 9: the home prior to the couple moving in. She says
Speaker 9: she climbed through windows, unlocked all the doors, and smashed
Speaker 9: open the lock box before her husband arrived to move
Speaker 9: that stuff in. Also, for good measure, the tow truck
Speaker 9: driven by her husband was reported stolen. Courtney said she
Speaker 9: let her husband drive this truck because she couldn't drive stick.
Speaker 6: Come to find out, the truck.
Speaker 9: Hadn't been purchased. Okay, well it did. It had been purchased,
Speaker 9: but with a bad check. Her husband didn't know about
Speaker 9: that either. He had no idea the truck was purchased
Speaker 9: with a bad check. How long did Courtney Davis think
Speaker 9: these lives were gonna last? She was willing to move
Speaker 9: all her stuff into our house. She knows, she didn't
Speaker 9: know as if it would be on the market forever.
Speaker 9: This has to be a violation of marriage.
Speaker 1: Vows.
Speaker 9: There's no way on God's Green Earth or any of
Speaker 9: her other planets that I'm supposed to stay with a
Speaker 9: woman who lies like this. A lie can destroy a
Speaker 9: relationship in a second, but he can take a lifetime
Speaker 9: to rebuild the trust. And I only got one of those,
Speaker 9: so I'm not wasting it on you. I hope Courtney's
Speaker 9: husband feels the same. Please give Courtney L. Davis the
Speaker 9: biggest he hull, not just lars. Regardless of what social
Speaker 9: media says, you are a woman, a beautiful woman, absolutely
Speaker 9: playing with you what's the top three lies?
Speaker 6: You ever told that to a man?
Speaker 13: An?
Speaker 6: Yeah, a man for real?
Speaker 12: Okay, so the top one. And I even told Chris,
Speaker 12: I don't know, it's just something about you. I don't
Speaker 12: usually have sex like one the first DAT.
Speaker 8: We all did that.
Speaker 2: Don't be looking at me like that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: No, yes, oh my god, yes.
Speaker 12: Look and he and I'm pregnant now and.
Speaker 8: Were happy and yeah, Chris know this or he's just
Speaker 8: hearing it for the first time.
Speaker 12: He ain't listening today because he got a lot going on.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, what's the number two? Oh my god?
Speaker 12: I remember this one time I lied about being in
Speaker 12: the hospital so and they could call me back.
Speaker 8: He wasn't trying to call me back. I told like
Speaker 8: I didn't call.
Speaker 12: Him and told him, yeah, like, I'm in a hospital,
Speaker 12: you know, an, I'm having anxiety attack. I don't even
Speaker 12: got anxiety issues. I'm having anxiety attack, so he can
Speaker 12: call me back. No, he still didn't call me.
Speaker 1: But that was a lie.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was a lie, not having the first DAT
Speaker 9: being in the hospital or the third one.
Speaker 12: And this one time I was trying to cheat on
Speaker 12: my ex boyfriend. I told somebody I broke up with him?
Speaker 12: Who didn't who wouldn't deal with me because I had
Speaker 12: a boyfriend. I lied and said I broke up with
Speaker 12: him just so I could deal with the guys. Yeah,
Speaker 12: it is, but I hadn't understanding something. This is before
Speaker 12: she took his head off. This was before a lot
Speaker 12: of things, Like I hadn't seen she go head like yeah,
Speaker 12: he had fished me like yeah, and so by then
Speaker 12: he was already my friend. So I was like, thank
Speaker 12: God that he dodged me, because I was like Jesus
Speaker 12: Christ if I gave him something, And imagine if I
Speaker 12: walked in that room and he took that head off,
Speaker 12: like yeah, what's up?
Speaker 6: I would have ruved.
Speaker 8: Yo, I can't do this job. To quit whiling out
Speaker 8: and everything.
Speaker 9: It's no way now between Courtney Davis and just Larrys.
Speaker 9: I think, brothers, you should just turn to your woman
Speaker 9: to give her a little pinch under the off.
Speaker 6: It's a little.
Speaker 12: Sound like a strong back woman. She moved everything and
Speaker 12: she had this is strong. Yes, she climbed through the windows,
Speaker 12: she smashed.
Speaker 8: A lot of sacks.
Speaker 12: She what just.
Speaker 8: Yet she's strong.
Speaker 2: That's a strong liar right there.
Speaker 6: Listen, it's the breakfast clog.
Speaker 8: Good morning the Breakfast Club. Just Larry Charlotte and the guy.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest
Speaker 8: on the line, on the zoom, on the whatever you
Speaker 8: want to call it, Ludacris. Ladies and gentlemen, what up?
Speaker 6: What up?
Speaker 1: My family was going on?
Speaker 9: Luta is hosting the iHeart Radio Music Awards on April first.
Speaker 6: That is not the April Fool's joke is actually happening.
Speaker 6: I was gonna say that same thing, but you beat
Speaker 6: me to it. Yes, I cannot wait to do this.
Speaker 5: Miss, my first time hosting the Ieheart has been a
Speaker 5: minute since I hosted something.
Speaker 6: But you know, I'm a big kid. I'm gonna have
Speaker 6: a lot of fun. We're gonna bring a lot of energy,
Speaker 6: not an April Fool's joke whatsoever. Because I like to
Speaker 6: joke around a lot too. But this ain't no games.
Speaker 6: No game is fear factor the last than yours.
Speaker 5: Nah, I think the Billboard Awards if I'm not the
Speaker 5: Billboard Awards three years in a row.
Speaker 11: Matter of fact, now, did you have more fun at
Speaker 11: the Super Bowl or when you performed in a landa
Speaker 11: when you was hanging from the ceiling sliding all the
Speaker 11: way down?
Speaker 6: Which one did you have more fun envy? That's a
Speaker 6: that's a hard that's a hard question.
Speaker 5: But you know, when I was sliding down the you
Speaker 5: know when I was when I was repelling down menjeor
Speaker 5: Don it wasn't over one hundred million people around the
Speaker 5: world watching me.
Speaker 6: That was just kind of a certain amount.
Speaker 5: I would have to say the Super Bowl, man, because
Speaker 5: that was just one of those moments in time where
Speaker 5: I was I was nervous for my friend. This boy
Speaker 5: was on roller skates and all type of stuff, and
Speaker 5: we know that he practices these.
Speaker 6: Things, but that was it was a little different, man.
Speaker 5: And uh, I just felt the energy from around the
Speaker 5: world on that day a little bit more than.
Speaker 6: I felt on that repelling down from the Georgia Dome.
Speaker 6: Do you ever get nervous?
Speaker 11: I know, you perform every weekend and you've done these
Speaker 11: shows like that one time the biggest stage, and you
Speaker 11: forget a word or you stutter or you did that
Speaker 11: ever cross your mind at all?
Speaker 13: You know?
Speaker 5: So you know what Little John asked me that before
Speaker 5: we went on, And I'm gonna say something that probably
Speaker 5: no artists probably ever said.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, bro, I get nervous. All the time.
Speaker 5: The moment you stop getting nervous is the moment that
Speaker 5: you don't care. And you know who told me that
Speaker 5: may he rest in peace? DMX said that to me, man,
Speaker 5: and I took that the heart ever since. I'm always
Speaker 5: nervous right before I hit stage because I care so much.
Speaker 5: But as soon as I hit that stage, as soon
Speaker 5: as my voice comes on that mic, all the nervousness.
Speaker 6: Goes out the way. But always always nervous.
Speaker 9: You know, Luda, we're on zoom, but you know, I
Speaker 9: can see who's on the zoom and I see the
Speaker 9: good brother Shaka Zulu on the zoom. Man, it's incredible
Speaker 9: to see men, especially Black men, have such a long,
Speaker 9: healthy relationship like like.
Speaker 8: Like y'all have.
Speaker 9: What do you mean to still have Shaka in your
Speaker 9: life after, you know, especially after what he just went through.
Speaker 6: Man, Listen, Shaka is my mentor.
Speaker 5: I don't know if y'all saw when I received my
Speaker 5: Hollywood Walk of Fame, man, but it occurred to me
Speaker 5: at that moment that Shaka and his brother Jeff for
Speaker 5: like the fathers that I've had since my father passed away.
Speaker 6: Man, and I started breaking down in tears.
Speaker 5: So I can say a lot of things, but I
Speaker 5: hope that makes you understand how much it is, how
Speaker 5: much it means to me to have someone like Shaka
Speaker 5: in my life man as a mentor, as a gud,
Speaker 5: as a as a friend, as a as a figure
Speaker 5: that just continues to keep me on my best behavior
Speaker 5: and keep me on my toes. Man, one hundred percent.
Speaker 5: We've been in the game over over two decades and
Speaker 5: been rocking with each other. No contract, It was a
Speaker 5: handshake and it's been like that ever since.
Speaker 6: And that started at radio right how long seven nine.
Speaker 5: Yes, and ninety seven five at the time. So, man,
Speaker 5: this is it's a it's a radio family thing, man.
Speaker 5: And like we said, this was in Atlanta. We just
Speaker 5: sold this to be et by the way, this whole story.
Speaker 5: So man, it's for all the radio people.
Speaker 6: Have they got the official green light? I know you
Speaker 6: got the BT plus series, It got the official green light.
Speaker 6: We got the official greenlight. Man, I'm gonna do everybody proud.
Speaker 9: Have you picked who playing you? Who playing Shaka? Who
Speaker 9: playing Jeff? Who playing a young outlud? Maybe I don't know,
Speaker 9: not yet, but we ain't got to that stage yet.
Speaker 9: But we're taking all suggestions. We know you out there
Speaker 9: producing stuff too, so man, you know, give us your list.
Speaker 9: We gotta we gotta figure this out. We got to
Speaker 9: match the right people, you know what I mean. It's
Speaker 9: got to be as real as possible.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 6: It's funny.
Speaker 9: I got my new book coming out, and I wrote
Speaker 9: about you in the book because I was a young
Speaker 9: intern at the time. But I remember when you was
Speaker 9: at Z ninety three Jams and Charleston and even though
Speaker 9: even though What's your Fantasy was popping, you came in
Speaker 9: and ran your own board, and yes, and I'll never
Speaker 9: forget that, like you were doing the interview, but you like, now,
Speaker 9: let me run the board, and I'll never forget.
Speaker 6: I just don't. I never forget that, bro, that's crazy.
Speaker 6: I never forget that.
Speaker 5: And by the way, you know, I don't just say this, man,
Speaker 5: because I follow y'all on social media, but my your
Speaker 5: first book, it is an amazing just piece of art
Speaker 5: and a piece of work. And I'm just I'm proud
Speaker 5: of you because I know this ain't your This is
Speaker 5: like your third or fourth one. So man, congratulations on that.
Speaker 5: I can't wait to read it now, especially not on
Speaker 5: that I'm in the then.
Speaker 11: Bro all we got more with Luda Chris when we
Speaker 11: come back. Of course, he's hosting the iHeart Radio Awards.
Speaker 11: Let's get to a mini mixes The Breakfast Club, God
Speaker 11: Morning one of everybody is dej n V Jesse, Larrie Scholaman,
Speaker 11: the guy we are the Breakfast Club is still kicking
Speaker 11: with LUTHERA.
Speaker 1: Christ.
Speaker 11: Now I gotta ask you. Know you're a lyricist and
Speaker 11: you will bite back anybody that mentions your name. We
Speaker 11: see you with Kat Williams. But now that you're seeing
Speaker 11: the uh, the shots going back and forth with these
Speaker 11: these lyricists, do you enjoy it? Because you feel like
Speaker 11: hip hop got a little too everybody's too cool with
Speaker 11: each other.
Speaker 6: Listen, I don't care where hip hop is it.
Speaker 5: I enjoy anytime people are coming at each other's next,
Speaker 5: like in the right way.
Speaker 6: I absolutely love what's going on. Like I was just
Speaker 6: saying that we're witnessing you.
Speaker 5: Know, you just talked about the Super Bowl, super Bowls
Speaker 5: all about who wants it the most. We just we
Speaker 5: witness in march Man and it's live about who wants
Speaker 5: it the most. That competitive we witness in history with
Speaker 5: Lebron James doing amazing historic things, and everybody always talks
Speaker 5: about who's the greatest and who's the best, and the debates.
Speaker 6: I love, and hip hop is of no exception.
Speaker 5: I love in hip hop when people just try to
Speaker 5: prove to each other and you got the best of
Speaker 5: the best, and you know, I'm loving what's going on.
Speaker 6: I can't wait to see how this plays out.
Speaker 9: Well, Loude, what you're saying that you know, Nelly was
Speaker 9: on the Shop and he said that his era of
Speaker 9: rap was the toughest and most competitive, Like, so that.
Speaker 6: Was your era too, yeah, j m Wayne fifty and
Speaker 6: loud he said that you know you actually said your name,
Speaker 6: if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I can't be at all mad at that statement,
Speaker 5: because I was just on drink Champs and I was
Speaker 5: literally talking about how you know that I went to
Speaker 5: the award shows and the Grammys obviously year after year
Speaker 5: after year for the first decade.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm over here out selling a lot of
Speaker 6: these artists and I'm losing.
Speaker 5: And what I mean by that is I was up
Speaker 5: against DMX, I was up against jay Z, I was
Speaker 5: up against eminem in these categories every single time, and
Speaker 5: I just you know, I had to keep my head,
Speaker 5: my head held high, and uh, you know, after about
Speaker 5: a decade or so, I finally started winning. But yes,
Speaker 5: I would say in terms of competition, in terms of
Speaker 5: going at each other, in terms of subliminals flying, in
Speaker 5: terms of direct lyrics flying, it was just extremely competitive. Now,
Speaker 5: I'm sure anybody in their era is gonna say that's
Speaker 5: the toughest era.
Speaker 6: But I can't be mad at that statement. I feel
Speaker 6: the same way.
Speaker 11: How important is is family and your wife to you
Speaker 11: and keeping that that that bond fresh, spicy and new
Speaker 11: like I seen recently when you gave her I'm not
Speaker 11: sure what Holliday was. I think it was a birthday
Speaker 11: or Christmas when you made her do obstacle courses to
Speaker 11: get a bag and she had to she an't.
Speaker 8: Get she couldn't climb. But how how how important is
Speaker 8: that for you.
Speaker 6: And your relationship. It's extremely important to keep stuff fresh. Man.
Speaker 5: You can't do the same things over and over again.
Speaker 5: Gotta keep that's That's just one thing that's in my
Speaker 5: nature though.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 5: I love constantly uh just you know, I love constantly
Speaker 5: trying new things, especially when it comes to exciting my wife.
Speaker 1: You know, what I mean.
Speaker 5: So I think it was Valentine's Day again that you're
Speaker 5: talking about it. And I made her do a little obstacle. Course,
Speaker 5: I hate doing the same thing over and.
Speaker 8: You made it do obstacles. I don't think nobody could do.
Speaker 11: He made a climb rock walls after climbing rock walls,
Speaker 11: like you made it do a lot.
Speaker 8: I'm sitting there like damn.
Speaker 6: He hosted Fear Factor, So that's on brand.
Speaker 1: That's on brand.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm an innovator, man, I gotta innovator all walks
Speaker 5: of my life.
Speaker 9: One question I got to ask you for you go,
Speaker 9: was Kat Williams ever really offered your role in Fast
Speaker 9: and Furious?
Speaker 6: No? He never, He never, I don't, not that I
Speaker 6: know of. You said, was he offered a role?
Speaker 9: Because he said, If I'm not mistaken, I could be
Speaker 9: misquoting this. I thought he said on Club they offered
Speaker 9: him to roll, but he didn't take it because he
Speaker 9: wasn't willing to do what the compromising things that they
Speaker 9: needed allegedly allegedly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, And to answer your question, I wouldn't be
Speaker 5: the right person to ask that question.
Speaker 6: I have no idea if he was offered a role
Speaker 6: in the fast or not.
Speaker 5: I do know that I saw him at Rick Ross's
Speaker 5: crib some years back, and everything was perfectly fine.
Speaker 6: But he's a comedian, you know, he tells jokes, So
Speaker 6: it is what it is.
Speaker 9: You didn't take you didn't take offense to nothing, even
Speaker 9: when he was saying things like, oh, you know, it's
Speaker 9: about seven people with ugly light skin wives.
Speaker 6: If you do this and you do that, you get
Speaker 6: an ugly light skin wife and movie.
Speaker 5: Rolls, Salomene. It was so laughable what he said that
Speaker 5: I was to me, I was I was just like
Speaker 5: I couldn't believe what he was saying. You know what
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't. I took it as laughable because
Speaker 5: he's a comedian, and that's why I kind of responded
Speaker 5: with some laughable stuff.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, could you beat him? Could you beat him in
Speaker 6: a foot race? You know what? That's a good question,
Speaker 6: that's a great question. I don't know. We got to
Speaker 6: because he is fast out there. Sure Well.
Speaker 11: Tonight April first, Ludacris hosts the iHeart Radio Music Awards.
Speaker 1: And we got to get you up here.
Speaker 11: And I know you're running around doing your thing, but
Speaker 11: next time you're in New York you gotta stop you.
Speaker 6: But it's gonna be on Fox tonight.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, I'll see y'all. Let the awards show Man all love,
Speaker 5: Appreciate y'all.
Speaker 11: Is Ludacris's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, Appreciate you.
Speaker 6: Brother, Appreciate y'all. The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Holding everybody.
Speaker 11: It's DJ n V, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne and the Guy.
Speaker 11: We are the Breakfast Club. It's time for positive note.
Speaker 11: What we got I do, man, I have a positive note.
Speaker 11: And it's really simple.
Speaker 9: Normalize talking highly about yourself, all right, No small talk
Speaker 9: to self, okay, Normalized talking highly about yourself.
Speaker 6: You deserve it.
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: You don't finish for y'all,