Speaker 1: You guys, and this is history.
Speaker 2: What you've done?
Speaker 1: What ship up?
Speaker 3: You guys should do a platform that intluen.
Speaker 4: This morning.
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Speaker 6: She'll sign up to God.
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Speaker 7: taking this part.
Speaker 6: Thanks Breakfast Club, this is your time to get it
Speaker 6: off your chest. Eight hundred and five eight five one
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Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 8: Who's this yo?
Speaker 9: This is Chris, Chris.
Speaker 6: What are you calling from?
Speaker 1: Brother?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 10: Call her from Florida, Man, Florida.
Speaker 6: Florida, Florida. Get it off your chest, bro.
Speaker 10: Hey man, I want to congratulate my girl, man Destiny.
Speaker 10: She graduated from nursing school next month. I'm proud of her.
Speaker 10: She eighteen weeks pregnant. You know that she did it
Speaker 10: and we got through it together. If you want to
Speaker 10: congratulate her, her whole class at rast University, they do it.
Speaker 1: They think, Oh, congratulations to her, Yes, sir.
Speaker 10: And I want to shout out my homeboy too.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 10: One want to thank my homeboy Rapping Shelf on Instagram.
Speaker 10: He's got a million followers down man, he's doing this
Speaker 10: thing right now. He's going crazy. He got everybody I seen,
Speaker 10: just Hilaria's in the comments on his page. You want
Speaker 10: to say he's doing good. I want to shot him
Speaker 10: out too. Man Rapping shelf on Instagram.
Speaker 7: Yeah, rapping chef is actually cool.
Speaker 4: He's he's really really funny and he'd be making some
Speaker 4: good stuff.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 8: Morning's is crush from Thriell two?
Speaker 1: Hey, what's up?
Speaker 6: Brother? Get it off your chest?
Speaker 8: How's everybody doing?
Speaker 11: DJ M B Jess and show now how you doing?
Speaker 9: Yo?
Speaker 8: What's that good?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 8: This won't get a special shout out to My daughter
Speaker 8: takes her birthday. She's fourteen years old.
Speaker 9: He da daddy loves you.
Speaker 6: Okay, what you're doing for for a birthday?
Speaker 8: Aaron Mons just took for the Key West a couple
Speaker 8: of days ago, so okay, probably check her out and
Speaker 8: give her some money.
Speaker 6: All right, I have a good one. Brother.
Speaker 1: You sound very enthused about it. You sound very enthused
Speaker 1: about this today.
Speaker 2: No I am.
Speaker 9: I ran downstairs.
Speaker 10: I take much already ran down there.
Speaker 8: Be on the phone and make sure I make this
Speaker 8: phone call.
Speaker 1: I'm very happy, okay, just making sure, all right, sir.
Speaker 2: Hello, who this bring on from North Carolina?
Speaker 6: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just want to say, the whole Republican Democratic,
Speaker 2: the whole whole party. I think we need to do
Speaker 2: a new option. I don't know what it is. I
Speaker 2: don't have the answer to that, but I know that
Speaker 2: Joe and Donald I don't think that's an answer. So
Speaker 2: I think we need to figure out something out.
Speaker 1: I agree with you.
Speaker 2: I know other people have been voting. I guess on
Speaker 2: the the primary, I guess like something to the effect
Speaker 2: of none of the above.
Speaker 5: I think we made above uncommitted uncommitted exactly.
Speaker 2: So I just think that we need we need another option,
Speaker 2: Like I said, somebody else out there, independent party, But
Speaker 2: I don't see anybody stepping up, So we need something else.
Speaker 2: Maybe we need to come from our our our generation.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: It's it's amazing to me that the last couple of
Speaker 5: presidential elections, you know, you haven't had a third party
Speaker 5: really make some noise. But I think it's all about
Speaker 5: the candidate, Like we haven't had the right third party candidate.
Speaker 5: Check when we get the right third party candidate, I
Speaker 5: think you'll see the third party has some impact and
Speaker 5: somebody who can get generation money.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Hello, who's this.
Speaker 1: Knowledge? How you doing?
Speaker 2: King?
Speaker 8: I'm like many, Oh god man, finally y'all got candidates
Speaker 8: on on that. And I like it because everybody don't
Speaker 8: think the same.
Speaker 9: And I read a book.
Speaker 8: She has a good point. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: She's saying the black community accepting her now. I think
Speaker 8: some people always accepted her, just like we accept Black Republicans,
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not.
Speaker 5: I mean, like you just said, everybody has an audience,
Speaker 5: you know, and everybody has people that don't like them either.
Speaker 1: So it is what it is.
Speaker 12: I always say, everything is a conversation, right is. You know,
Speaker 12: we can't get to a resolution if we can't speak
Speaker 12: to each other.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 8: Absolutely. Hey one more thing, Charlie Mayne, you are on
Speaker 8: your book bro out, You're gonna do the same thing
Speaker 8: you did?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 8: Black priverageon comes to Dallas.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm going everywhere. I'm going.
Speaker 5: I'm going everywhere on my book till my book comes
Speaker 5: out May twenty first, I think, so like starting that week,
Speaker 5: I'll be everywhere. I'm coming to Dallas, I'm going to Austin,
Speaker 5: I'll be all over the place.
Speaker 8: Right, man, don't have no private parties. Man, come to
Speaker 8: the man I'm doing.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be right there in Bonnes and Noble.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm gonna pull up on you for real like
Speaker 8: I did out all the time.
Speaker 5: Where was I at last summer Dallas? I was at
Speaker 5: two book tours and dollars. I know I went to
Speaker 5: Bond and Noble.
Speaker 8: You was at Paul Quinn too, Oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I'll definitely be at Paul Quins su the
Speaker 5: Paul Quinn College.
Speaker 1: I'll definitely be there.
Speaker 8: One last, one thing, one last thing. Man, I need you.
Speaker 8: I need to talk to your peoples. Man, I'm part
Speaker 8: of this business Rke Group with salesporce. Man, I want
Speaker 8: you to pull up.
Speaker 3: Okay, hold on, Chellamy, don't know what that means.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. I don't know what even now
Speaker 1: I can tell you.
Speaker 12: All right, Well, get it off your chest. Eight hundred
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Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, some new days.
Speaker 6: You're telling me it off your chest? Way up, whether
Speaker 6: you're mad or blessed. Time to get up and get something.
Speaker 6: Call up now. Eight hundred five eighty five one O
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Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 2: Good morning?
Speaker 9: Boo boo boo boo boo?
Speaker 5: Boy?
Speaker 13: Is your boy loved me from the frog Walk?
Speaker 1: Stand up?
Speaker 5: This is exactly why everybody from the Bronx needs to
Speaker 5: be searched when they walk into any facility.
Speaker 13: Good morning to my breakfast family, Good morning, king to morning.
Speaker 13: You know it's my boy day weekend. I was born
Speaker 13: in seventy five around the Shallah era. Yes, yes, the
Speaker 13: poconose for the minage for my birthday weekend. But it's
Speaker 13: what stipulation he's telling me. A girl can't make me?
Speaker 13: What should I do? Playboy? What should I pull up
Speaker 13: and not pull up?
Speaker 6: About?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 13: I don't know?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 9: I'm you?
Speaker 1: Why are you asking me?
Speaker 2: An en?
Speaker 1: I don't know about this, neithood. You're asking wrong.
Speaker 6: You're asking the wrong.
Speaker 4: People from asking his kings.
Speaker 13: Just I want your I want your opinion as well.
Speaker 6: Jes love me. Why don't why don't you call test?
Speaker 12: Why don't you call Tesla figure out your work wife
Speaker 12: and see what she would saying.
Speaker 13: That's what I was trying to do. But she's not
Speaker 13: in today. I don't know if she took it off
Speaker 13: and she's clearing to pull up for my birthday, I
Speaker 13: don't know.
Speaker 1: You know what's so crazy, though, You know it's so crazy.
Speaker 5: If your wife, while your girl told you what it is,
Speaker 5: then that's what it is. That she told you she
Speaker 5: don't want you to do the other woman. You can't
Speaker 5: to the other woman. Is that simple, right? She's the manager,
Speaker 5: she's a supervisor. She put it together. She's telling you
Speaker 5: what it is. We're gonna get this menage in. But
Speaker 5: this is the stipulation. So you either want the menaga
Speaker 5: or not.
Speaker 1: Brou I gotta.
Speaker 13: Practice yoga, man, I got let me get my yoga. Man,
Speaker 13: you need some lady. Lady pick me up on my
Speaker 13: Instagram and give me some advice. L b e y
Speaker 13: x x x l A six zero, I need some.
Speaker 5: If your woman allows you to get a minage and
Speaker 5: she says this is the stipulation, you got to listen
Speaker 5: to your supervisor, bro, it ain't it ain't difficult.
Speaker 6: Hello, who.
Speaker 10: Oh wow, man, I still can't believe I got through.
Speaker 8: This is dread.
Speaker 11: I am calling y'all out of the coon capital of
Speaker 11: the Minute.
Speaker 8: West, known as the five one free.
Speaker 10: Capital Jesus, Yes, I sure did.
Speaker 11: I completely don't rep that city the nasty yady.
Speaker 6: So how.
Speaker 11: How old am I? Yes, yeah, I'm the same agent,
Speaker 11: Uncle shy and knocking on them fifty doors. Yeah, you're right,
Speaker 11: because that ain't something some of these young folks to say.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's That's the only reason why I asked. That's
Speaker 4: the only reason why I asked.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and you know, speaking and says like you can't
Speaker 11: believe it. I'm glad you know she is a good
Speaker 11: addition to the to the crew because and this ain't
Speaker 11: no uh jockey, because I don't jock. But like I thought,
Speaker 11: if anybody gonna come, because really I was kind of
Speaker 11: chicked out, not gonna lie like we don't even know
Speaker 11: another chick because they're gonna be soft. But I was like,
Speaker 11: she actually is good because she'd be giving y' all
Speaker 11: the run for your money.
Speaker 2: And why you caught her wrong?
Speaker 1: Jets up International Woman's day. Continue bigging jets up, man, Exactly, I.
Speaker 11: Big it up up cause she'd be bringing it with
Speaker 11: she bringing the little heat and uh even in the
Speaker 11: funny thing, whoever stood up Uncle Charlotte and roasted them
Speaker 11: for exist even. I mean, I'm like, y'all got the
Speaker 11: right war finally, but I would say this on the
Speaker 11: on the app, be careful of what the white man
Speaker 11: is putting in our ear, which is like your white
Speaker 11: him in this and it's ruining our family. And uh,
Speaker 11: that's just something to be aware of. I don't know,
Speaker 11: I don't really cake for no kick j and all
Speaker 11: of that. Just love to the black man, love to
Speaker 11: the black family, love to the black woman, all of it.
Speaker 1: Manswer your question, what grade was you smoking this morning
Speaker 1: when you walk?
Speaker 3: She was drinking?
Speaker 11: You know what, dreads, don't need nothing to be crazy.
Speaker 11: I'm already crazy as them.
Speaker 1: That's right, yes, ma'am, Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 6: Well, thank you, dreads.
Speaker 1: He's dressed, that's.
Speaker 7: Prout with y'all. My god, y'all look crazy?
Speaker 1: Are we crazy?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: That lady sold for three minutes. Y'all know she hired
Speaker 3: a drunk or something.
Speaker 1: You enjoying her. So it's a Friday that ain't matter.
Speaker 12: All right, Well, get it off your chest. Eight un
Speaker 12: drink five eighty five, one on five one. If you
Speaker 12: need to ben, call us up right now. It's the
Speaker 12: Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Everybody's j M V.
Speaker 12: Jess Hilariy Chelamage. God, we are the Breakfast Club. We
Speaker 12: got a special guest in.
Speaker 1: The bell in Rich dirty Bronx French, dirty bro.
Speaker 2: French.
Speaker 1: You know where that introw came from?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: You know who called me that?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Right?
Speaker 6: We were in our heart even in Vegas, and I
Speaker 6: was like your French. He was a I was like, damn,
Speaker 6: I'm proud of you.
Speaker 1: Was a dirty Bronx dagna.
Speaker 12: But I was so proud of him because I didn't
Speaker 12: see French come up from the slums like you know,
Speaker 12: people talk about where they came from and and the
Speaker 12: things that they did. But French used to be in
Speaker 12: the dirty b X clubs and the dirty Brooklyn clubs
Speaker 12: and the Dirty Queen's clubs, making the DJs play his music,
Speaker 12: and he was never that was French.
Speaker 6: That's where you would see French. I'm like, damn, you
Speaker 6: came a long way too, Yeah.
Speaker 14: That I'm rightful forore that Max was never ignorant again,
Speaker 14: goals accomplished.
Speaker 1: Right, It's like Coach Boy's creation of kings everywhere. Oh
Speaker 1: you already got it prepared, when you.
Speaker 12: Already they need to use this and That's one of
Speaker 12: my favorite joints in the album, which is the intro.
Speaker 12: It's called Dirty Bronx, Thank You, and you kind of
Speaker 12: talk about everything where you came from, everybody.
Speaker 1: Talking about that, oh see see yeah yeah, yeah, you.
Speaker 12: Talk about everybody people comparing the Chinks and and Max
Speaker 12: with Wave and all that. So I think that's that's
Speaker 12: one of the dopest joints on it. But why Max
Speaker 12: and Cheese five and what took so damn long?
Speaker 1: French?
Speaker 14: I felt like, you know, I needed, I needed to
Speaker 14: get everything out the way then go back to the
Speaker 14: mixtape vibes. I feel like the game, I always try
Speaker 14: to go where the where the puck is going out,
Speaker 14: where the puck is at, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So I feel like the game needs mixtapes.
Speaker 14: I feel like we lost a lot of you know,
Speaker 14: it's like that feeling is not there nomoret like like
Speaker 14: albums is dope, Everybody's getting used to it. I feel
Speaker 14: like the mixsafe games, just like I want to hear
Speaker 14: the Wavene mix sapes. I want to hear Whiskalief for
Speaker 14: Dropped Orange, you know what I'm saying. And you know,
Speaker 14: I just want to get back to that vibe, and
Speaker 14: I want to lead the wave with the mixtapes. I
Speaker 14: like how you sent the tone with Dirty Bronx. Why
Speaker 14: did you need to confront like all the negativity that's
Speaker 14: been directed towards you, because I wanted to get that
Speaker 14: out the way so we can focus on the music.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: It's like, you know, it's like I learned from from
Speaker 14: from eminem you know, the tactics he used. I learned
Speaker 14: from you know, Jay when he did four four four,
Speaker 14: And I learned from you know, I'm like a student
Speaker 14: of the game. So it's like, you know, this is
Speaker 14: this is me interviewing myself on my own album, just
Speaker 14: in case, you know, because you got your fans, but
Speaker 14: then you also got your haters that listen to your music.
Speaker 14: So the haters gonna head theyself in there, and your
Speaker 14: fans gonna be right there, like I told you. So
Speaker 14: it's like that's the kind of vibe I was going with.
Speaker 7: You know, I ended on five. We do need more mixinges.
Speaker 7: Why are you ending it on five?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 14: Because I just wanted to give him my all and
Speaker 14: just leave it right there. Yeah, it just starts something new.
Speaker 1: But you never know.
Speaker 14: You know, jay Z made the Black album and he
Speaker 14: backed out it and you know, so it's like you
Speaker 14: never know. So this is a retirement album at the
Speaker 14: end of the series.
Speaker 1: Series, what do you do to make all your money?
Speaker 1: Friendship me? Yeah, just hustle. I've been hustling for a
Speaker 1: long time. I mean, we know the Dirty bron somebody.
Speaker 5: By the way, that was the beauty of Dirty Bronx
Speaker 5: because you put a lot of things in perspective. I
Speaker 5: think I knew that you were the most screamed African
Speaker 5: born off Yeah, but I didn't know you X told
Speaker 5: them any records.
Speaker 14: Yeah million, Yeah, like like like one hundred million between
Speaker 14: minds and all the features that I was. Yeah, i
Speaker 14: mean you figure like Unforgettable Loan, it's like thirteen million.
Speaker 14: That's just like that's like by itself. So but I mean, man,
Speaker 14: I've been on some big record. My catalog is crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But you say on now, you say people think
Speaker 1: it's just your features.
Speaker 14: Yeah, with you the main feature, Yeah, because you know
Speaker 14: you still look at them all the way up and
Speaker 14: you look at like you know what I'm saying, like
Speaker 14: the loyal Chris Brown and all those like you know
Speaker 14: that was part of some big features and and you know,
Speaker 14: like the catalog is, Man, I still ain't selling you.
Speaker 14: I'm thinking about selling it. Just buying like this building
Speaker 14: across the.
Speaker 1: Street from you. How much you think your catalog worked,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 14: I always felt like, you know, if somebody's trying to
Speaker 14: buy something from you and guess you know, then how
Speaker 14: much money they gonna.
Speaker 1: Make and buy buy to take a loss?
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I always looked at.
Speaker 6: It like that at one time.
Speaker 12: Well, if you know French, you know, when French goes
Speaker 12: out and he knows you, he's gonna invite you to
Speaker 12: his party, right, That's who French is as a person.
Speaker 12: Like if y'all smoking, y'all smoking together, y'all drinking, you're
Speaker 12: gonna take care of You're gonna make sure you're good.
Speaker 12: Then there was one time where you just stopped right
Speaker 12: because you said you had to get back healthy. Stop drinking,
Speaker 12: you stop smoking. Are you still in that that phase
Speaker 12: and the more drinking and smoking off?
Speaker 1: Yeah, definitely definitely. Man.
Speaker 14: You know, you know when you sit across from like
Speaker 14: a billionaire or something, you know, as soon as he
Speaker 14: take that sip of liquor, take that buffer weed like
Speaker 14: you're already richer than him, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So I just had to focus up.
Speaker 14: We lost a lot of money, made a lot of
Speaker 14: bad business deals with you know, might might have overslept
Speaker 14: the loss of bags, might have did this, might have
Speaker 14: did that, you know, and I got a chance to
Speaker 14: make some generational wealth and change generations down, you know
Speaker 14: what I'm saying. So I was like, you know, let
Speaker 14: me just focus up and not leave no bags on
Speaker 14: the table.
Speaker 12: Do you have a fear for I know a lot
Speaker 12: of artists say that sometimes they feel like that drug
Speaker 12: or that alcohol puts in the right zones where you
Speaker 12: ever fear for that? Damn if I don't drink like
Speaker 12: I used to, or I don't smoke, that I might
Speaker 12: not be in the same zone as I was and
Speaker 12: making popad or you ain't worried about nothing, or you
Speaker 12: know some of those other records.
Speaker 14: Man, I've been popping perks for like ten years, you
Speaker 14: know what I'm saying, Oxy's perks, drinking this twenty years.
Speaker 14: It got to the point where I wasn't getting drunk
Speaker 14: or high anymore. Right Like now I'm higher than I
Speaker 14: was when I was taking the drugs. It's just like
Speaker 14: my body is just like you know, it's like in
Speaker 14: a shock. But I feel like making music is a passion,
Speaker 14: is love. It had nothing to do with drugs, you
Speaker 14: know what I'm saying. It was just the drugs kept
Speaker 14: the negative around me. You know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 14: the people I lost people when I stopped doing drugs,
Speaker 14: I didn't lose the passion, you know.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying. Because you know, when you drink and
Speaker 1: you take drugs, you let you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: You let the devil in. You let you know what
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 14: Like I was inviting everybody, and everybody wasn't inviting me.
Speaker 14: You know what I'm saying. Everybody had motives and some
Speaker 14: of them had the negative. I mean, I don't mind.
Speaker 14: He open people to have motives, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: That's that's that's how we get our blessings. But there's
Speaker 14: people that have motives that have negative motive towards you.
Speaker 14: I have anybody to have a positive motive towards me.
Speaker 14: So I feel like I was letting the negative and
Speaker 14: the positive and that's why things started happening and this
Speaker 14: and that.
Speaker 5: What about your passion? For sleeping with rappers wives. That's
Speaker 5: inviting the double two French. Huh, come on, you say
Speaker 5: on the album heard you come on.
Speaker 13: Another one?
Speaker 14: You know what.
Speaker 1: That's but that's where hand came from.
Speaker 14: In the club and they be like, you know, people
Speaker 14: try to do business deals in the middle of the club.
Speaker 14: They're like, so so, so let me tell you the
Speaker 14: story about that.
Speaker 1: Okay. Me and Drake was first working on the record
Speaker 1: another sniper, Yeah, working on the record.
Speaker 14: The first line he said, he was like on double
Speaker 14: MG a rapper's wife. He was like, we should start
Speaker 14: off like that. Then I just took it and I
Speaker 14: just ran with it and I just made the first
Speaker 14: line that but what that.
Speaker 2: To do it?
Speaker 1: Doing it in real life though, huh, what they do?
Speaker 6: I got to do it.
Speaker 1: Real life. No, honestly, I never did.
Speaker 15: I know nobody Okay, okay, no rapper wire okay, just
Speaker 15: rap rap cat oh yeah, rap okay, okay, all.
Speaker 3: Right, we got more with French Montana when we come back.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club. Good Morning, the Breakfast.
Speaker 12: Club on Everybody's dj n V jess hilarious, charlamage me. God,
Speaker 12: We're still kicking it with French Montana. His album is
Speaker 12: out today, Mac and Cheese five Charlamage.
Speaker 5: You you embraced a lot of young artists from the
Speaker 5: Bronx too, like you got got shot shout of them
Speaker 5: on this project.
Speaker 14: Yeah, shot shot the d thanks shot the Kenzosh in
Speaker 14: the back. They're both from the Bronx. I got I
Speaker 14: Got forty one. They're from Brooklyn forty one yep, Yeah,
Speaker 14: they're on the album forty one. Jim Carter too, Yeah yeah,
Speaker 14: Jim cardy ye Yeah, they're from Brooklyn.
Speaker 1: Yeah. What makes you want to embrace the young generation
Speaker 1: like that?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 14: I always looked at myself like the bridge to the
Speaker 14: music game. I felt like I could always tap in
Speaker 14: with with the Kanye's you know what I'm saying, the
Speaker 14: J's or whatever it is, and it's still tap back
Speaker 14: in with it with the pop smokes, the schmurders and
Speaker 14: do this, do this and that.
Speaker 1: I felt like I was always like the bridge in between.
Speaker 1: How hard did the break the artists? Nowadays?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 14: I think the artists gotta want it, you know what
Speaker 14: I'm saying. I think there's no there's no certain structure
Speaker 14: menu to it. I feel like you just can't have
Speaker 14: no plan, be just gotta want it, You gotta go
Speaker 14: all out for it.
Speaker 1: What's the expectation though, Like, what do you like? What's
Speaker 1: the expectation for a rapper in twenty twenty four? Well,
Speaker 1: I think there is nothing. There's so many. I think
Speaker 1: there is none. There's so many.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I don't feel like you can put yeah with
Speaker 14: social media. Fe like there is nothing. I feel like,
Speaker 14: you know, you just gotta you just gotta have that character,
Speaker 14: you know.
Speaker 12: Yeah, those big brother conversations though, like you know, the
Speaker 12: because I know, whether it's it's recording and spending or
Speaker 12: being on time and all the stuff that you up with.
Speaker 6: Do you have those big brother conversations like let me
Speaker 6: let me walk you down?
Speaker 14: Yeah, you know, I saw him in the studio, Like, yo, bro,
Speaker 14: there's no other place you should be outside of the studio,
Speaker 14: like that that room right there in four walls, that's
Speaker 14: your bank, that's your vote.
Speaker 1: Anywhere out of that room, you're no good than nobody.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: He just came home from jail, So like you're out
Speaker 14: of that room, you're no good because you know, you're
Speaker 14: liable to get in trouble, a lot of pole to
Speaker 14: get caught up with.
Speaker 1: The wrong things a lotable to be around the wrong things.
Speaker 14: So I just feel like that room right there, you
Speaker 14: know what I mean, Like it's got to make as
Speaker 14: much music as you can because you never know, you
Speaker 14: never know when you're gonna make that one record that's
Speaker 14: gonna change your life out And.
Speaker 12: How do you deal with all this now? Because you've
Speaker 12: seen everything. I mean, you didn't see shootouts, you didn't
Speaker 12: see death, you didn't seen so much because if you've
Speaker 12: been there, but you also do know as part of
Speaker 12: your music is being there and being able to write
Speaker 12: that and wrap that and all that.
Speaker 14: You know, you know what I'm saying, You're gonna You're
Speaker 14: gonna do that. But but sometimes you get caught up
Speaker 14: too much in that, man, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 14: especially if you come home from jail. You want to
Speaker 14: live the life, you want to do this, do that.
Speaker 14: I mean, it's just when when when things happen to
Speaker 14: people they never expected to happen, That's why it happened.
Speaker 1: Man, When things happen to people you never expected it
Speaker 1: to happen, That's why it happened. Mm hmm.
Speaker 14: Chains would have never wanted to that hookah Spot four
Speaker 14: am in the morning, man in the morning by himself.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. No, he has security.
Speaker 6: He has security.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he had security with him and everything. We got shot.
Speaker 1: It was in the car, so I mean, yeah, he
Speaker 1: got shot six times in the car. He has he
Speaker 1: has security with him and everything.
Speaker 14: It was four in the morning, leaving a hookah spot
Speaker 14: on chasing the joint on the side of the road,
Speaker 14: just like you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Like he didn't expected that to happen, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: So what stuff when when you think about all of
Speaker 5: the violence that you've seen, were you afraid to sign
Speaker 5: drill rappers?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: We was drilled before drill.
Speaker 5: Because everybody would saying like there was a period it
Speaker 5: felt like labels were about to back.
Speaker 14: We heard drill music before drill music. Me and Max
Speaker 14: b We had people with the whole in New York.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: So you don't think drill is a sound, It's just
Speaker 5: a it's a lifestyle energy. Yeah, Chicago is like that,
Speaker 5: But what what is drill? D think what is drill?
Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 1: How drill is?
Speaker 7: Like anybody do it?
Speaker 4: Like you could just come from college and just had
Speaker 4: a whole good life and just drill rap now, like,
Speaker 4: just do that now.
Speaker 6: It wasn't like that for me when I was coming
Speaker 6: for me, but had to really do it.
Speaker 1: But that's the problem though, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: like a lot of rap.
Speaker 5: Like you saw Pat Joe say, ninety percent of his
Speaker 5: lyrics were live, not this new generation.
Speaker 1: Nah he started drilling. That's bad.
Speaker 5: We can't And you don't get enough credit for the
Speaker 5: community service you do. I mean this around the world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you donated five hundred canoes. Yeah, the macco is crazy.
Speaker 1: It's like the city is under the waters. It's like
Speaker 1: I've never been nowhere.
Speaker 6: It's like that.
Speaker 14: It's like you take your canoe from like from like
Speaker 14: the bridge side and it and you like you stay
Speaker 14: on the canoe for like a half an hour and
Speaker 14: then you just approach the city that's all underwater. Like nah,
Speaker 14: it's crazy. Like yeah, like half of the half of
Speaker 14: the cribs under the water. Then like the only like
Speaker 14: the two floors up and people just nah.
Speaker 1: The living was crazy. When I went there, I think
Speaker 1: like three hundred thousand people. I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: know how God liked that, but it's one of them
Speaker 1: wonders of the world.
Speaker 7: She said, was it a flood stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 14: I don't know the history, but it was just a
Speaker 14: blessing to see that. The blessing to see that I
Speaker 14: can help the same thing with your gun that we
Speaker 14: went and opened up a hospital over there, same thing
Speaker 14: with Morocco went quick relief. Yeah for that for Morocco,
Speaker 14: same thing for the Bronx opened up school program. I mean,
Speaker 14: whenever we get a chance to get we always gonna
Speaker 14: get back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it wasn't true that you said that J Cole
Speaker 1: was supposed to executive produce my first album. Yeah.
Speaker 14: J Cole heard my first album in Miami. We was
Speaker 14: all in Trina House and I was playing for him
Speaker 14: and he was like, yo, bro let me executive produce it.
Speaker 14: Then we was on tour with Club Paradise sold with Drake,
Speaker 14: so we all just jumped on tour. But honestly, part
Speaker 14: of me was like, yo, I'm gonna let him just
Speaker 14: put his name on it. But if I'm gonna do
Speaker 14: an album with J Cole, I'm gonna want Jay Cole
Speaker 14: to do with me from the beginning, so I could
Speaker 14: benefit from the J Cole experience.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. I come to him with
Speaker 1: an album already done, like y'all just slapping your name
Speaker 1: on it.
Speaker 5: We think you have better chemistry with Cold and Drake.
Speaker 5: I feel like Drake to something like y'all one and two,
Speaker 5: y'all go back and Drake, Drake my twin man, that's
Speaker 5: that's my brother. Me and him definitely got better, better chemistry,
Speaker 5: just just because you know, when Drake first came and
Speaker 5: people didn't really know who he was.
Speaker 1: He came and you know, in New York and this.
Speaker 14: And that, and we met up and again in Miami
Speaker 14: when I was doing Ross album. We did State scheming
Speaker 14: and Drake first heard it when Ross played it for him,
Speaker 14: and he was like, Yo, I heard the whole album.
Speaker 14: I want to do this joint, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: And and just like we're building out from pop Dad
Speaker 14: to you know, the whole thing. I felt like like
Speaker 14: it was it was more natural. That's crazy, that's to
Speaker 14: Drake's best versus. Yeah, definitely it was. It was it
Speaker 14: was moments, you know what I'm saying. It was moments
Speaker 14: that was crazy.
Speaker 1: Who's maas more Cardashians. You a drink Jesus Christ.
Speaker 6: Well, we appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 1: Man, thank you for having me.
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Speaker 1: Morning everybody.
Speaker 12: It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilario's Charlomagne the God. We are
Speaker 12: the Breakfast Club. If you're just joining us, we're talking
Speaker 12: about getting massages from the opposite sex. Now, this conversation
Speaker 12: started from Mason Cameron talking about having trainers and women
Speaker 12: using male trainers, and then we heard Charlemagne said recently
Speaker 12: that you got a massage from a mail and you
Speaker 12: said it was amazing.
Speaker 3: And what did he say about He's.
Speaker 7: Sending a guy massage every part of his body, even
Speaker 7: his mouth.
Speaker 5: Not every part of the body, but he definitely gave
Speaker 5: me a mouth massage, which is something I never had
Speaker 5: before because apparently there's two muscles in your mouth. And
Speaker 5: I'm the type person, you know, because of like anxiety
Speaker 5: and stuff like that, like I'm always like grinding my
Speaker 5: teeth a little bit, or like I'll open my mouth
Speaker 5: real wide.
Speaker 1: I don't know why. And so it's like he he
Speaker 1: he massage. He's two muscles in my mind that hurt,
Speaker 1: Like hell.
Speaker 5: How do he massage with his hands? Like he was
Speaker 5: like he like, it's like it's like a technique. Anybody
Speaker 5: out there that does this massage thing I'm talking about.
Speaker 5: I know you know what I'm talking about. But it's
Speaker 5: like these two corners right here, and he just put
Speaker 5: him in and he kind of like ugs on it
Speaker 5: a little bit and it's painful.
Speaker 1: Well man, it's very very stretch re leading.
Speaker 7: So you're a you were able to open your mouth
Speaker 7: wider after Like what type of effects?
Speaker 5: I haven't I haven't been grinding my teeth since that. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I haven't been grinding my teeth that much instance. But
Speaker 5: I mean I've never had a male messuits until that time,
Speaker 5: and he did a fantastic job. But it's just like
Speaker 5: football players and basketball players who got male trainers who
Speaker 5: you think is massaging them and rubbing on they.
Speaker 7: Musk and no, absolutely, but I just never heard of
Speaker 7: a mouth massage.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's out there, a matter of fact, I'm a
Speaker 1: google it right now.
Speaker 7: Fact.
Speaker 12: Yeah, when I when I go to physical therapy, and
Speaker 12: there's a male massuse that's that's different.
Speaker 6: But when you go to a massage place and the
Speaker 6: lights are low and.
Speaker 12: It's intimate and the candles are burning, yeah, I would
Speaker 12: just prefer a woman to massage.
Speaker 2: That is just me.
Speaker 12: But you did, you did have a male meuse before,
Speaker 12: and you listen and everything. Absolutely, but it wasn't that.
Speaker 12: It was it was me and my wife together. It
Speaker 12: was a couple of massage and it was the teachers
Speaker 12: how to massage, to give a massage. And the dude
Speaker 12: came in, Diesel Dreads, brown skin brother.
Speaker 1: See the fact that you described him makes me think
Speaker 1: that this was a free co case, a free but you.
Speaker 9: Know what I mean.
Speaker 12: But during the massage, I couldn't enjoy the massage because
Speaker 12: this big brother Diesel with dreads massage security.
Speaker 1: It was I don't want it again.
Speaker 5: I don't know why you're so insecure if you ain't
Speaker 5: never had your butt touch, like I don't have those insecurities,
Speaker 5: Like I ain't think of nothing when that male was
Speaker 5: misides me. I didn't think about nothing except for this
Speaker 5: was a good massage in no way shape before that.
Speaker 5: But this is a real thing, clinical oral facial massage.
Speaker 5: That's what it's called.
Speaker 2: I get.
Speaker 6: I get that all the time. And the woman that
Speaker 6: does it is dope.
Speaker 3: She does an amazing job.
Speaker 5: Clicking or popping up the jaw clinching, lockjaw and limited mouth,
Speaker 5: open range, and it released his muscles. And I've never
Speaker 5: seen this word fascion involved with chewing and jaw clinching.
Speaker 1: So this is a thing.
Speaker 6: So when he when he massages, does he reach over you.
Speaker 7: Like, yeah, you know you have to lay y'all? Did
Speaker 7: it from the side?
Speaker 1: What'd you say? He was on the side. When he
Speaker 1: was on one side, I had to turn this way.
Speaker 1: He was on this side, I had to turn that way. Wait, listen.
Speaker 5: If you've never had a clinical oral facial massage, trust me,
Speaker 5: it is worth it.
Speaker 1: Okay, what about you.
Speaker 4: I enjoy massages from the same sex, although I have
Speaker 4: had massages from a male and I like the pressure
Speaker 4: more from a guy.
Speaker 7: However, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 4: I do get excited, like especially when they be like
Speaker 4: turnover and you massage in my stomach and under my
Speaker 4: breasts and all that, and I just be like stop.
Speaker 1: So I'm not gonna lie, yo, I don't.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I just I can't.
Speaker 1: Let's go to the full line. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 6: This is from Brooklyn, Kevin from Brooklyn.
Speaker 10: What's going on?
Speaker 13: And how you're going?
Speaker 6: I'm doing the man. I love you.
Speaker 12: I love you too, baby, But we're talking about massages
Speaker 12: from the same sex and opposite sex.
Speaker 6: Brother, talk to us.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I have to.
Speaker 10: Dip out on a massagy other days because it was
Speaker 10: same sex. I'm not gonna call him a company. Mean well,
Speaker 10: yeah it was same sex and I wasn't filling that.
Speaker 10: I can't have an.
Speaker 13: I just I can't do that.
Speaker 1: You never played any type of sports in high school
Speaker 1: or anything like that. It's different. Yeah, it's different.
Speaker 12: Way the thing and it's a candle leg and the
Speaker 12: music is playing room.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just the moves different, y'all. I think, y'all it's.
Speaker 8: Something about a man. Because my little back hurt and
Speaker 8: it's something about a man.
Speaker 10: Brother down here, I can't you know.
Speaker 13: Yeah, right with me?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, Charlemagne is upset because not a lot of
Speaker 4: men are not all men are open up to other
Speaker 4: men are open to other men.
Speaker 1: Don't know why everybody's so insecure.
Speaker 7: It's not It has nothing to do with insecurity.
Speaker 6: This is very much to do.
Speaker 1: This have been in your mind.
Speaker 5: You're thinking, man, I might get turned on by this guy. Man,
Speaker 5: I don't want this guy touching me because I.
Speaker 9: Might like it.
Speaker 1: That's that's your problem. That's what you need.
Speaker 5: Everybody, everything you said said. When the guy told me
Speaker 5: turn around, I towed it up a little bit.
Speaker 1: You can't make up stories, get mixedtuff up.
Speaker 10: Hello, who's this Monica?
Speaker 3: Morning?
Speaker 7: Good morning?
Speaker 3: Now that says you're uncomfortable receiving massage from other.
Speaker 16: Men, Yes, I am. Why because I feel like I
Speaker 16: make noises that if I'm enjoying it. Yes, so it
Speaker 16: sounds well even though it may not be sexual. And
Speaker 16: I used to make the guy think, oh well, she
Speaker 16: might be into me and they may go somewhere that
Speaker 16: it's not like what kind of noises?
Speaker 1: You're a freaky but you you're a yellow freaky boy.
Speaker 6: Man, what's your problem?
Speaker 4: I never I never got myself like yeah, yeah, but
Speaker 4: I get what you're saying though, Yeah, girl, come with
Speaker 4: the whole soundtrack, especially when they tell.
Speaker 16: You yeah, and that's just how I am not do that.
Speaker 16: But I'd just rather get from a woman because I'm
Speaker 16: not interested in them.
Speaker 1: You know, you bring up you bring up a good point,
Speaker 1: Like every single time I get a massage, you.
Speaker 5: Know from a woman. You know you do tend to
Speaker 5: get a litterally direct you know what I'm saying, you do,
Speaker 5: But I'm never when I had it with the guy,
Speaker 5: that didn't happen at all?
Speaker 1: Did you make sound?
Speaker 16: Did you make sounds like because there's no interest and
Speaker 16: it's them making you feel good, like you sound like
Speaker 16: it feels good.
Speaker 5: And by the way, the guy made me feel good,
Speaker 5: but I didn't get a wrect because you're not guy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because when it hit your lower back, I'm telling you,
Speaker 4: like sometimes it's like like oh my god, yes, like
Speaker 4: right there. And then when they turn you over and
Speaker 4: they go blow your belly button, it's like, oh my.
Speaker 1: God, like what you get? She said? They turn you
Speaker 1: over so real, that's.
Speaker 4: A fully They do your back, and then it's are
Speaker 4: you over and they do everything else.
Speaker 6: We have a massage therapist on the line. Hello, Hey, yes, hey,
Speaker 6: what's your name, bro?
Speaker 9: My name's Chris.
Speaker 6: Are you brown skin with dreads?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 9: We ma with a ball a head and a bed.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 9: Yes, it's a pleasure. It's a pleasure to be on here.
Speaker 9: So I've been a massage therapist for twelve years and
Speaker 9: I have that problem majority of the time where the
Speaker 9: husbands have a hard time working with me. But it's
Speaker 9: not about that. It's the muscular care that needs to
Speaker 9: be done for our society that we're not addressing. Biometrical
Speaker 9: movement is the key to internal healing, and so what's
Speaker 9: happening in our society now is we're quick to about
Speaker 9: bio chemical things in our mouth, but we're not doing
Speaker 9: the things that we need to do on a muscular
Speaker 9: level to heal. Yes.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, you got to move that trauma up out
Speaker 1: of your body.
Speaker 9: That's right. And so with that, there's six hundred and
Speaker 9: fifty six individual muscles, three hundred and sixty joints, and
Speaker 9: two hundred and eight bones that nobody knows anything about.
Speaker 1: Do you do the oral facial massage.
Speaker 9: Yes, it's called inner oral massages where you go into
Speaker 9: the mandible, you release the massacre and it helps with
Speaker 9: the TMJ.
Speaker 1: That's right. It hurts, it hurts, but it feels so
Speaker 1: good afterwards.
Speaker 9: I do NORM muscular therapy. NORM muscular therapy is trigger
Speaker 9: point release to the actual belly of the muscle and
Speaker 9: it actually helps elongate the individual muscle from the insertion
Speaker 9: to order.
Speaker 7: He couldn't do my massage. Now that when he's talking.
Speaker 7: You gotta be quiet the whole time.
Speaker 1: I'm over here, like I'm just like, oh, yes, come
Speaker 1: teach me.
Speaker 9: I do tennis, elbow, golfer, hip flexa rotator cuff. You
Speaker 9: need to do yourself some research on doing my skirar therapy.
Speaker 6: Oh I love it.
Speaker 1: I'm about to go get me a massage to day
Speaker 1: because of you.
Speaker 5: I'm going to I got so many points that massage
Speaker 5: and Vye.
Speaker 9: If you ever want to check out Massage Care out
Speaker 9: of Conway, South Carolina. I opened up my business and
Speaker 9: that's what I'm focusing on.
Speaker 2: Sir.
Speaker 1: Okay, he's gonna fly do it. I can't let him
Speaker 1: touch me in South Carolina.
Speaker 9: What hey, I'm from d C. See that's the perception. Okay.
Speaker 9: Life life trauma, childhood trauma causes us not to want
Speaker 9: to be touched. I have to deal with that trauma.
Speaker 1: Listen, he is not lying in no way, shape or
Speaker 1: for him.
Speaker 12: You show yeah, yo, Nah, I can't let a man
Speaker 12: another man touched me from South Carolina.
Speaker 5: I say, touch me in South Carolina because of the
Speaker 5: childhood trauma life.
Speaker 1: Times. I got touched in South Carolina bout people that
Speaker 1: wasn't suposed to be touching me. Now, laugh at that.
Speaker 1: Let's see you get out of this one.
Speaker 12: Oh my god, the fun police over here. It's the
Speaker 12: Breakfast Clove. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Morning.
Speaker 12: Everybody's DJ n V, Jessel Rischellam and the guy. We
Speaker 12: are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in
Speaker 12: the building. It's not a guest, man, this is our guy. Family, Okay,
Speaker 12: this is our guy.
Speaker 5: This is the first guest you see yourselfever in the
Speaker 5: studio here at the Breakfast Club, and first guest, and
Speaker 5: it was our first big viral moment.
Speaker 1: Also, I'm talking about situations.
Speaker 15: You hit me.
Speaker 1: It was very important to purpose with that. You hit me,
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 1: J's in the building.
Speaker 6: Hey, love man, I'm so happy to see y'all. I'm
Speaker 6: just holding it in. Too happy to see you to
Speaker 6: see too.
Speaker 1: What's happening in Willie raup Man.
Speaker 6: We got to do network.
Speaker 1: I see what happened with with raycon Nothing.
Speaker 6: It's just you know, we've reached like a certain height,
Speaker 6: right and I think that they can definitely continue to
Speaker 6: move mountains with the company going into like you know,
Speaker 6: home products and stuff like that. I always just like
Speaker 6: to have fun. Like if it's not fun and it's
Speaker 6: a little too critical or a little too exhausting, which
Speaker 6: it wasn't, but just to be in an arena like
Speaker 6: starting our own network, you know, twenty years in that space.
Speaker 6: Our expertise and knowledge and the way we shoot stuff
Speaker 6: and our story arts everything is probably to me better
Speaker 6: than everything that's out there now.
Speaker 1: So so you still have equity in Raycon. No, no
Speaker 1: to Raycon like that. That brand is that brand because
Speaker 1: of you. But he built it and so you sold it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well I sold I sold it back to Raycon.
Speaker 6: I sold it back to Raycon. You know, it wasn't
Speaker 6: for sale for another investor to come in. I know,
Speaker 6: That's what I was saying. And I needed the lotion
Speaker 6: and the brush.
Speaker 7: You don't need the brush, and I was in my bag.
Speaker 6: Now I'm just like you know what, I'm good, I'm humble.
Speaker 6: So what's the name of this network? The network is
Speaker 6: called the Tronics Network, THENICS Network, the Tronics network because
Speaker 6: it's we look at the tron as like a matrix.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, like a manifestation tool. That's
Speaker 6: the only reason why we're still here. It's just because
Speaker 6: of prayer and manifestation and making adjustments when you make
Speaker 6: mistakes and for growth. Now, so Tronics, you know, I
Speaker 6: had the Raytronics Company before we sold Scooty Bike, and
Speaker 6: we just we felt like the tron was speaking to
Speaker 6: us from the eloheen. And so you know, Tronics Network
Speaker 6: is that digital ratchet reality network that's at the cutting
Speaker 6: edge of the change.
Speaker 1: Competing with Zeus.
Speaker 6: Well, if I'm competing with Zeus, I'll be competing with myself.
Speaker 7: That if you can have.
Speaker 6: I'm just i mean, remember bow Wow, and I was
Speaker 6: we pulled up and I was talking about Zeus Zeus
Speaker 6: and then how I was going big. I'm like, that's
Speaker 6: my people, We're partner, you know what I'm saying. That's
Speaker 6: that was the beginning. That was the beginning of their
Speaker 6: kind of got it. People started to recognize Zeus when
Speaker 6: we did the conversation. We started with the conversation, we
Speaker 6: gave Zeus their first fight, which sounds a little but
Speaker 6: we gave Zeus their first fight, which was Rolely and
Speaker 6: Manngina Managina's on our new network and then their other
Speaker 6: biggest fight. These are the things that kind of ignited
Speaker 6: them to kind of drive the narrative. Narrative that way,
Speaker 6: hazel Ly and Masika. Right, so those two things, you
Speaker 6: saw this big flux go up and then and then it.
Speaker 12: All it all you know, Nope, nope, And you know
Speaker 12: we got shows one, Yeah, we had the best shows,
Speaker 12: like even baddies Like yeah, I mean a lot of
Speaker 12: a lot of people get amnesia.
Speaker 3: You said competing with yourself. It seem like, yeah, we're.
Speaker 6: Not competing against myself as ownership. But we did this
Speaker 6: and at work not solely to compete against zeus, but
Speaker 6: to just give you a balance of what it looks like. Right,
Speaker 6: So you got all of this, But if we give
Speaker 6: you that same kind of intensity with a with a
Speaker 6: story art that leads you somewhere, whether it's emotional or
Speaker 6: crying or or happy or whatever it is educational, something
Speaker 6: has to be there to create the story so people
Speaker 6: can follow something. If not, then for me, I don't
Speaker 6: do that kind of show. And I want to show
Speaker 6: people like what a ratchet show and a balanced show
Speaker 6: looks like at the same time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, exactly R and B. If you think about it,
Speaker 1: R and B ratchet and Balanced.
Speaker 6: Wow, we're bringstorm it. So you know, yo, we have
Speaker 6: one show. I haven't called you guys to tell you
Speaker 6: about it, but you guys start the show off. Its
Speaker 6: Breakfast Club Kicks. It's like, you guys are in.
Speaker 3: It's like, how do we start it if you didn't
Speaker 3: tell us about it?
Speaker 1: We don't know anything about this, right, So.
Speaker 6: It's a really good show, right, So it's Caught the
Speaker 6: Fight Club. I'm gonna show you guys, it's a really
Speaker 6: good show and then you will see what it is light.
Speaker 6: I mean it's like fighting. Yeah, it's people fighting, but
Speaker 6: that show is catered for that. So there's a lot
Speaker 6: of other shows, like we have Insight the Network, we
Speaker 6: have going on in Safari, we have uh the Girls Club,
Speaker 6: the Cookoff, like we have shows like that. But then,
Speaker 6: just like the conversation, I felt like people were like
Speaker 6: teasing you and then they started to get to this
Speaker 6: deep conversation when we did it, it's just let's go
Speaker 6: right into it now. Though the balance in Fight Club
Speaker 6: is the comedic like edit with the Fighter right balance.
Speaker 6: I would first thought.
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 6: There there isn't a balance in trying to create another
Speaker 6: story only to end at the fight. Right, It's straight
Speaker 6: about what it is, but it's it's comedic, it's refreshing.
Speaker 6: The jokes are going, so when you're watching it, you're
Speaker 6: not like disgusted if you were just to watch it
Speaker 6: and play, which we do. Have all the bonus footages
Speaker 6: on all the shows. You get like five or six
Speaker 6: lips and you can just watch it on it. I
Speaker 6: watch a subscription, but it's premium.
Speaker 1: This is the premium stuff.
Speaker 4: Any scripted drama, you know, comedy shows like any because
Speaker 4: you're doing a.
Speaker 6: Lot of things, right, Yeah, well, we we're creating as
Speaker 6: we go. I have like eight shows, so the eight
Speaker 6: shows that come out are dating. It's inside the network.
Speaker 6: It's it's a big transgender show, the Girls Club. We
Speaker 6: also have the Gats the Girls Club, and then there's another.
Speaker 1: Do they want to be called that? Have you brand?
Speaker 7: That bid them?
Speaker 6: Absolutely? I mean I run it by everybody. And one
Speaker 6: thing that I don't do is my mission isn't to
Speaker 6: make the reality start look bad because I'm in the
Speaker 6: same position and what what I'm here to do is
Speaker 6: to ignite the numbers. So our points could be on
Speaker 6: the board like basketball players. So what's the Girls Club?
Speaker 6: Break that down. It's thirteen transgenders, transgender women. They're super cool,
Speaker 6: they're super lit, and they're in there to tell their
Speaker 6: story and to survive, you know, this big moment and
Speaker 6: you know, make a name for themselves and it's it's
Speaker 6: one of the loudest shows we have. Sydney Stars, the
Speaker 6: star of that. She helped put that together with me
Speaker 6: and it started off with her trying to do an
Speaker 6: audition show, a love show in Atlanta and do attempted
Speaker 6: murder like seventeen shots like popped off and it's like, yeah,
Speaker 6: it was great, it's it's it's in there. It's a camera.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Shout out to the Rod from the Gagency. Shout out
Speaker 6: to the Gagency as well.
Speaker 1: What the hell Engagency a gay agency? Yeah? Yeah, so
Speaker 1: listen with this show. Is there like it's like a
Speaker 1: survival show or is it like a theme?
Speaker 2: Like what is it?
Speaker 6: It's it's similar to we did Bad Girls Club with
Speaker 6: with Oxygen, we did Bad Girls All Star Battle, but
Speaker 6: it was it's just similar to the Bad Girls Club,
Speaker 6: you know, So that that proves to you that Natalie
Speaker 6: and I worked together a long time ago, so I
Speaker 6: was able to hit her, tell her love and hip
Speaker 6: hop Hollywood wasn't really coming back. I think you should
Speaker 6: work with Zeus play for you. You have power control,
Speaker 6: ep cre all of that and boom, you know what I.
Speaker 5: Mean, about to steal all leaves uh, all leaves thunder.
Speaker 5: You're about to take all of those people. You would
Speaker 5: have said, hey, go over there to lead. You're taking
Speaker 5: for yourself now exactly yes.
Speaker 6: Because my other co founder from ray Coon is released,
Speaker 6: I was like, all right, we got more with ray
Speaker 6: J when we come back, don't move. It's to Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good Morning.
Speaker 12: Breakfast Club was too kicking it with ray J, d J,
Speaker 12: n b Jess, Larry Charlamagne, the God ray J is
Speaker 12: still here with us.
Speaker 3: So now recently on some on some other news, I
Speaker 3: was looking at TMC.
Speaker 12: They robbed your cars, they stole your calls missing, like
Speaker 12: what out of nowhere?
Speaker 1: From where?
Speaker 6: Right on our moment, they it's in They're in Reno
Speaker 6: right now. The car and we were landed sometime in
Speaker 6: the middle of the night somewhere. But the cars were
Speaker 6: supposed to pull up pick us up.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: We we had the suits and we was gonna go corporate,
Speaker 6: and then it's just kind of like, you know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying. Somebody transported them and then they stopped answering
Speaker 6: the phone and we tracked the cars and it was
Speaker 6: in Reno. I like this because Sino and chop Shop.
Speaker 6: Then so I bought one, and Truth, who is my
Speaker 6: business partner, he's the one that helped me close the
Speaker 6: deal with Raycon, he bought him one, and we were
Speaker 6: just like, you know what I'm saying, just feeling good
Speaker 6: to come to New York. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: You know it was it was in another like world
Speaker 6: because I feel like we did so much, like it
Speaker 6: was so hard to just break the code and understand
Speaker 6: you know, technology and hardware, you know the three PO
Speaker 6: services you need, all the whare house this customer service.
Speaker 6: The CMO has to be right, the CFO has to
Speaker 6: be right right. So even with this new company, like
Speaker 6: I know so much from strategic marketing and what we've
Speaker 6: done there to conversion marketing to and all these other
Speaker 6: like shortcuts that we have, so it's only right to
Speaker 6: implement that into the reality shows. Because I never lost
Speaker 6: in reality and I would say that I'm the I'm
Speaker 6: the reality show king.
Speaker 2: I do that.
Speaker 6: I was gonna basic, like, you know, Tiger Woods of it,
Speaker 6: But I didn't know Tiger wasn't Tiger wasn't.
Speaker 1: Just the reality show connoisseur just says, no, what are
Speaker 1: you say?
Speaker 6: There's nobody, there's nobody bigger than me.
Speaker 4: M well, at first, at first, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 4: At first, it was Stevie J. For a long time
Speaker 4: he had in that era, that era, it was Stevie J.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, no, no, it is there. This
Speaker 6: is after ray this is this era. This is after
Speaker 6: love and hip hop is after for the love of
Speaker 6: Ray J and Brandy and.
Speaker 1: Where this conversation.
Speaker 6: That's what I'm saying. So in reality, that's where I dominate.
Speaker 6: So why wouldn't I never thought about it.
Speaker 7: But I feel like also in front of the camera.
Speaker 4: But you gotta to do with behind the camera too, exactly,
Speaker 4: So I would call you the king of behind.
Speaker 7: The cameras because he produces. He you know, it's all
Speaker 7: types stuff. I'm trying to let you know, I'm giving
Speaker 7: you your perps. In another way, would you.
Speaker 12: Put your family back on reality show because people scrutinize
Speaker 12: your relationship and no matter what you do, that all.
Speaker 6: The eyes are always there. Yeah, that's that. But that's
Speaker 6: the and I mentioned that you sacrifice. Really I mentioned
Speaker 6: that even through the first episode of Inside the Network,
Speaker 6: I break down how reality starts get the end of
Speaker 6: the stick, and I mean it's it's hard to Yeah,
Speaker 6: I mean your church is even tripping, like it's like, yeah,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean because the Ratchet scene is
Speaker 6: about to do a takeover and it's going to be
Speaker 6: unstoppable for like a few years where it's going to
Speaker 6: be on everybody's nerves.
Speaker 1: When did it go away? Though he's been Ratchet, it's been.
Speaker 6: You never seen nothing, you never seen nothing like the
Speaker 6: Tronics Network. You've never seen nothing like the Tronics Network.
Speaker 6: At the end, you're gonna subscribe. I don't know if
Speaker 6: that's what we need right now, But what am I
Speaker 6: talking about? If we do we need that level of wretchet? Yeah,
Speaker 6: because watch the story arc with it like, yeah, this
Speaker 6: is ra with a message. Yeah, does a message? Absolutely?
Speaker 6: Ratchet has a lot of messages because when you watch
Speaker 6: yourself in a Ratchet environment and you do with either
Speaker 6: ratchet things or you do the right thing. That's how
Speaker 6: you know how to make adjustments with yourself.
Speaker 4: But what I don't want to see, and I'm pretty
Speaker 4: sure nobody is. Everybody's tired of seeing people just fighting
Speaker 4: all over the place all the time. So that's what
Speaker 4: he's saying about like a storyline. It's actually going to
Speaker 4: be story line.
Speaker 6: Like inside the network is like my creative directors were
Speaker 6: fighting because they were tripping off someone. I just caught
Speaker 6: it on tape or the gaugency. The gaugency, I mean
Speaker 6: got cameras set up back NA when they was fighting,
Speaker 6: not just I was just wrapped the phone. But after
Speaker 6: that year, I started to have like I got four
Speaker 6: or five sho was just ready for anything that happens
Speaker 6: now because I'm like the Ratchet I told people I
Speaker 6: am the Rochet Shakespeare. Oh I like that, you know
Speaker 6: it is?
Speaker 1: And what I don't like that that sounds ridiculous forger
Speaker 1: ratchet Shakespeare. Ratchet Shakespeare, I like it.
Speaker 2: We'll break that down.
Speaker 6: What is the ratchet Shakespeare?
Speaker 1: Maybe I need to see it first. Maybe I'm judging,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: But do you guys have time today to watch the sizzles?
Speaker 6: Like like two minutes? Of course, Brandy and Monica again,
Speaker 6: that's all I want.
Speaker 1: Like, what what made you wake up one day and
Speaker 1: say I want this is what I need.
Speaker 6: Well, I've been saying it since the since they did
Speaker 6: the Yeah, like I got the jet for me, we
Speaker 6: got we flew out there. It was just vibe. They
Speaker 6: were going back and forth. It wasn't like a competition,
Speaker 6: but it was Yea and Brandy like her side, we was.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 6: It was like a mosh pit for in a ballot,
Speaker 6: like it was a ballot plan and you look to
Speaker 6: the site and we're giving her all that support. And
Speaker 6: I just think Brandy and Monica is an undeniable tour, right,
Speaker 6: It's like you both win last run, no matter what
Speaker 6: you feel or whatever, Like, how can you not take
Speaker 6: that opportunity?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Why if you know it's there, why do anything else first?
Speaker 3: And the last song or the tol boy's mind god
Speaker 3: bless crazy.
Speaker 6: So I told him, like, I think that's a that's
Speaker 6: a one hundred million dollars both of them. I think
Speaker 6: they can bring in it that show though, huh, that
Speaker 6: show I mean, of course Monica without opening.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, I have to open it, I would think.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: I mean because the headline something different. Maybe you could
Speaker 1: do like a song and song.
Speaker 6: Verses come out first. Yeah, but that's not v Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well yeah, I was no, no, no, no, no, no, no, Brandy,
Speaker 6: Brandy ain't Brandy ain't having that either. She but the
Speaker 6: Brandy Monica Tour or the Monica Brandy Tour, whichever one.
Speaker 6: My title is Brandy Monica Tour.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was.
Speaker 4: She would have to open, tell them, tell them what headlining,
Speaker 4: tell them what they can't do, song for song for
Speaker 4: song because that'll be a replica of the verses again.
Speaker 6: But no break up there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, she will open.
Speaker 1: She gets the.
Speaker 7: Crowd pumped like this is great, and then Brandy.
Speaker 6: Boom like, who did you think won the verses?
Speaker 4: I think Brandy brand I'm Brandy not just because you
Speaker 4: yeah you know, no, no, no, no, Brandy is one
Speaker 4: of my that's fact, top three singers R and B.
Speaker 4: I told you since I was little, They're not Who
Speaker 4: did I this? Women's in the International month and Women's
Speaker 4: is three month. The first labe Brandy, that was the first.
Speaker 4: Brandy was the first woman that I honored. It was
Speaker 4: your mom, didn't it was my mom didn't Brand?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 7: Yeah, but Brandy, you know what I'm saying she was
Speaker 7: on the second day.
Speaker 4: I grew up on this woman, so I'm like, all right, cool,
Speaker 4: and also grew up on Monica two. And when you
Speaker 4: think of Brandy, you think of Monarka and it's all right,
Speaker 4: but yeah, but Monica will open, Brandy would end it
Speaker 4: absolutely make that money.
Speaker 1: We've debated who got the best catalog.
Speaker 6: It's not about the best catalog, it's just the best
Speaker 6: think the overall accolades, right, you know, not not with
Speaker 6: music because then you go back to like the Tank
Speaker 6: Tyrese in Genuine, Right, Tyresee is the biggest out of
Speaker 6: the three, but Genuine got the biggest records.
Speaker 7: Broach is the biggest out of all three of them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the movie as far as Tyree is not the
Speaker 6: biggest out of I'm talking about like saying Genuine.
Speaker 1: No, I think Genuine.
Speaker 6: I think person is the most irritating. Okay, yeah, right,
Speaker 6: he's definitely so he definitely is the most entertaining. Exactly. No, no, no,
Speaker 6: he's not the most he's the most irritating. He irritated.
Speaker 6: Everything he's been doing lately has just been cringing.
Speaker 1: You'll know each other, you'll know each other. Course, you'll
Speaker 1: know each other.
Speaker 6: My sister cool friends, they always been cool.
Speaker 1: You don't like them?
Speaker 6: I don't, don't. You know what I'm saying. I don't
Speaker 6: care about Tyrese. I don't like some of the stuff
Speaker 6: he'd be doing and saying, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: but and crying about a bunch of stuff. And I'm
Speaker 6: not gonna diss Tyrese. You've done enough for him to
Speaker 6: go on Instagram. I remember last last time he was
Speaker 6: playing around with Eddie Murphy. Remember last time I got
Speaker 6: mad at Tyrese. Don't play with me. Yeah, don't play
Speaker 6: with me, Tyrese. I don't, I don't, we don't. I'm
Speaker 6: not like that. But still, yeah, man, don't play with me.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Why turn all of a sudden like what.
Speaker 6: Weird drink?
Speaker 1: What did tyres just start getting shots?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 6: Because you was talking? We was talking about me. Remember
Speaker 6: about his interview he just did and somebody mess He said,
Speaker 6: oh no me and ray J. He said something real smart.
Speaker 6: So I'm just responding. I'm just responding.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 6: But my sister does that.
Speaker 1: It's cool.
Speaker 4: That's one of her friends, you know. So yeah, so
Speaker 4: it's like whatever, but stay away from we got more
Speaker 4: with ray J.
Speaker 3: When we come back.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 12: Good morning, everybody's DJ, Envy, Jess, Hilarry Schela mean the
Speaker 12: guy we are the Breakfast Club and yep, ray J.
Speaker 6: That's right. Ray J is still here. Jess.
Speaker 7: Okay, So what's going on? What's your princess?
Speaker 1: Didn't her? Yeah, you take your off probably it's kind
Speaker 1: of a little bit.
Speaker 7: It's all right, what's what's really going on with that?
Speaker 7: I mean for the fourth time. I mean it's been
Speaker 7: a conversation for a while.
Speaker 1: Hey, we just taking all right now.
Speaker 7: Put we're trying to figure it out.
Speaker 3: We're seeing things unfold on saying yeah.
Speaker 4: You know this from the beginning, Like y'all been through
Speaker 4: a lot together, a lot beautiful babies.
Speaker 6: I want to do one more day with you guys here.
Speaker 6: I know you guys are busy, but I'm having fun.
Speaker 6: My son is here. Oh my god. I brought him
Speaker 6: with me, and it's just like it completed a lot
Speaker 6: of stuff for me. Is I was like, he a boy.
Speaker 6: My daughter loved going to school and she's in her zone.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying. She five about to be six,
Speaker 6: but he four and he like he like be wanting
Speaker 6: to be with me, And when I'm out of town
Speaker 6: and I'm not there, that's when I get emotional because
Speaker 6: it's like, you know what I'm saying, just the little
Speaker 6: things of what they're trying to learn and who they
Speaker 6: watch is who they are, Like you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: So he hasn't wanted to leave me, you know how,
Speaker 6: You're like, all right, I want to go back. Yeah,
Speaker 6: He's like, I want to be with you forever and
Speaker 6: ever and ever, you know what I'm saying. And then
Speaker 6: if I even go, like to the store, he'll just
Speaker 6: start crying. So I'm like, you can come with me everywhere,
Speaker 6: because it's not like you can't, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: Like parents and everybody or create be like I need
Speaker 6: this time to die. Like that's that's the front bros.
Speaker 6: It's just making yourself more busy than you should be
Speaker 6: for the kids. So he here with me. He got
Speaker 6: on the plane with me. He hopped on the plane,
Speaker 6: got on the couch, he went to sleep. He woke
Speaker 6: up in New York, you know, just having a good time.
Speaker 15: Why is Princess after for a divorce for the fourth time?
Speaker 15: Bridgin I just think that sometimes you reached a peak
Speaker 15: and you said this before. Yeah, and I'm saying everyone
Speaker 15: is that next peak. And sometimes when you break up,
Speaker 15: that one is where you're just like depressed about it
Speaker 15: and you're like, I can't think about nothing else, you
Speaker 15: know what I'm saying, And then the next one it
Speaker 15: gets easier, and then it starts to make sense, you
Speaker 15: know what I'm saying. Because I guess happiness is important,
Speaker 15: you know what I'm saying. But for me, if my kids.
Speaker 6: Are happy, then I don't care about happiness. And a
Speaker 6: lot of people put things that you have to be
Speaker 6: happy for your kids. Yeah, for sure, And I feel
Speaker 6: much more like I feel like I have the power
Speaker 6: in my hands now. But at the same time, I
Speaker 6: would the fact that we make the vow and I'm
Speaker 6: one hundred I would I could just I could not
Speaker 6: be happy and be happy for the kids and just
Speaker 6: ride it out and figure out which years we're gonna
Speaker 6: have that's gonna be great and which aren't, you know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying. So I'm willing to not be happy
Speaker 6: to be around my kids every day, Like that's not
Speaker 6: good because right, no, no, no, I get that. But
Speaker 6: it's like if you say you're gonna die for your kids,
Speaker 6: like you're gonna die for your kids, but but you
Speaker 6: won't sacrifice your happiness.
Speaker 1: Far No, No, just no, you want to get a
Speaker 1: divorce right.
Speaker 6: I'm just I'm really happy. I'm happy that I'm just
Speaker 6: able to like create something like like it in a
Speaker 6: sense of like give me this building and do all
Speaker 6: of this right now and let me see it. It's crazy,
Speaker 6: y'all speak. You have a good relationship, Yeah, we talk
Speaker 6: every day, We super cool, like it's all good. I
Speaker 6: don't I just I don't know what that means, you
Speaker 6: know what I'm saying, And like if we're not together,
Speaker 6: then you know, I just want to I just wanted
Speaker 6: to protect her as far as like whatever the industry
Speaker 6: has or whatever it's doing, Like she's killing them in
Speaker 6: poker right now.
Speaker 7: Yes, a couple.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of millions on the table. You're playing
Speaker 6: with millions of dollars, you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 6: you just got to protect her and protect the kids,
Speaker 6: like you cannot the kids. My kids love their mom.
Speaker 6: They look at that, that's there everything, So how can
Speaker 6: you not make sure that that figure is even if
Speaker 6: you say all this crazy and just called me out
Speaker 6: my name or call say I'm gonna die early whatever.
Speaker 6: It's still all.
Speaker 1: Is it true that you're trying to get a pardon
Speaker 1: for sugarnate from Donald Trump?
Speaker 2: All?
Speaker 1: You were trying to get one when you was in office?
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 5: But I heard that was one of the reasons you
Speaker 5: were around them when he was in office, because you
Speaker 5: were trying to get a pardon for sugarmate.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, And that's what you said when you
Speaker 6: said it. I'm like, that is like a good idea when.
Speaker 1: It can't happen because he's not president.
Speaker 6: I was just I was just about to say, when
Speaker 6: he wins again, That's what I was until you vote
Speaker 6: for Trump, I don't Who we vote for shouldn't be
Speaker 6: the topic of conversation. What can we do to help
Speaker 6: this place? Like a you know what I'm saying, like,
Speaker 6: what what does it look like?
Speaker 8: Are we all?
Speaker 6: Is it all messed up? It's all messed up to me?
Speaker 6: And interest Racer was chilling with with with dt bro
Speaker 6: were talking one percent, three percent for all people everybody ate, Like,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying for more? Damn, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I mean I guarantee you this. You can't get canceled.
Speaker 6: If you say you're gonna vote Donald Trump like you
Speaker 6: used to, you know what I'm saying, Like, if you
Speaker 6: said that, you risking something right now, it's like I'm
Speaker 6: voting for him too. But but but listen, if you
Speaker 6: if you have your mama's and your grandma, if you
Speaker 6: have your grandma's and your mama's putting your ballot in
Speaker 6: for you because they like, well, we worked hard for this,
Speaker 6: so I'm gonna put yours in and you tell them
Speaker 6: to go Trump. Just know that they still gonna go biting.
Speaker 6: So if you're gonna vote, you got to get out
Speaker 6: there and do it yourself. I want to do whatever
Speaker 6: you want to do.
Speaker 1: That's what you said the boss and God right right,
Speaker 1: you can get the can going right now, Russell, I'm
Speaker 1: just asking want to.
Speaker 6: Play with you the second time.
Speaker 1: That's the second time. Ray, but you got you got
Speaker 1: the goon. You you got a booty goon show.
Speaker 6: But I do got the gagency now I do got
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying. My transgender squad and and
Speaker 6: then Sukie and I Hangover sixty nine, the first song
Speaker 6: that called Pipe You Down the video is done. I
Speaker 6: want to break it here. I want to I want
Speaker 6: to be I want to be on I wanted to
Speaker 6: be on heavy rotation here first before anywhere. You know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying. This is where I see. This is
Speaker 6: where I see heavy rod for this because it's like
Speaker 6: it has it like drill this drill beat. But that
Speaker 6: was what it was in the trailer, right, Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 6: that's a good tune. That's a really good tune. And
Speaker 6: I think that here, I mean here is where I
Speaker 6: know it should be first. Yea, but not just playing it,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying, you know, but but the
Speaker 6: world gotta love it, and I want you guys to
Speaker 6: love it, and if you don't, I'm your friend.
Speaker 1: That's my guy. I've had my quote of Ray J
Speaker 1: for theday.
Speaker 5: It's time if you just stand on business right, And
Speaker 5: what I mean by that is like you need to
Speaker 5: do more interviews where you're talking about your business acumen
Speaker 5: and your business portfolio.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's time now. But you know, I couldn't do
Speaker 6: that there because it was so sealed tight and I
Speaker 6: had to, like, you know, just watch a couple of things.
Speaker 6: But I'm in full control. I spent all my money.
Speaker 6: I spent all my money on subscribe. You don't even
Speaker 6: tell them how to Tronics t r O n i
Speaker 6: X network dot com.
Speaker 12: You should get people thirty days free where they can
Speaker 12: see if they can enjoy it first, and then.
Speaker 6: You'll get them clicked.
Speaker 7: He was already talking about you.
Speaker 6: You gotta put your credit card in full anyway.
Speaker 1: I get through.
Speaker 6: Days like see. You got to understand DJ and V.
Speaker 6: This is the loudest, most premium content they're ever gonna get,
Speaker 6: with an art that you can't beat, that just makes
Speaker 6: you feel good for four ninety you've never seen.
Speaker 1: I'm happy for you, Ray J J L. I can't
Speaker 1: wait to see what the Tronic Network does.
Speaker 6: Yes, we are, we are working. It's y. Now you
Speaker 6: can go in and you can subscribe pre subscribe now.
Speaker 6: The trailer is coming. Suki has a show coming out
Speaker 6: on the Tronics Network where she's executive producer. Here's the title,
Speaker 6: Little Coochies of Las Vegas.
Speaker 1: Little Cochies. There's nothing real about.
Speaker 6: Spoof. It's about all of the sexy little dancers people. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but then splits right, splits your first fighter on the bone.
Speaker 6: I let her produce the show called Big Hooches of
Speaker 6: Atlanta and that's the big big one.
Speaker 1: So Big Back to at Yl got a show called
Speaker 1: Big Back to h Yea.
Speaker 6: That's crazy and the agencies like series is like Broke
Speaker 6: Back Mountain, but the reality version.
Speaker 7: Oh I love it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Ray Jay, Yes, Network, we appreciate you.
Speaker 1: Brother man Enlishman.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 1: On the Donkey of the Day is something you.
Speaker 7: Can give you the reason they gave me Donkey other
Speaker 7: Day and I deserve that.
Speaker 1: You need to know what you need to tell them.
Speaker 7: I am you have the boy, tell them.
Speaker 1: It's time for Donkey other Day.
Speaker 11: It's a read.
Speaker 1: But you're so good at Charlamage.
Speaker 6: You want Charlomagne as well?
Speaker 5: My mom?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Solomon, who do you give a dusk the other
Speaker 7: day too?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 5: Well, sexy Red Donkey to Day goes to a twenty
Speaker 5: six year old Evansville woman named Lindsey Pearson. Now, I
Speaker 5: get on this radio quite often, and one you all
Speaker 5: about the dangers of drunk driving. There is absolutely zero
Speaker 5: reason to drive drunk, okay, especially in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 5: because there's way too many rides share options out here,
Speaker 5: all right, not too many tax not too many taxi cabs.
Speaker 1: But they still exist, all right, if you.
Speaker 5: Can't find a ride wherever you had drunk as for
Speaker 5: somebody who works at the establishment to assist you, they
Speaker 5: would be more than happy to if you know.
Speaker 1: And if all that fails, and at least you should
Speaker 1: have a designated driver. Well, what if I told you that.
Speaker 5: Lindsay said she had one drink at Rick's Sports Bar
Speaker 5: and she must be a lightweight or that must have
Speaker 5: been a very strong drink, some Bacardi one fifty one
Speaker 5: or a Long Island iced tea type concoction with bid
Speaker 5: krump to kill a gin. Something had her leaning, okay apparently,
Speaker 5: and it was just one drink, and it had her
Speaker 5: leaning so much that she could drive, but she couldn't drive,
Speaker 5: so she decided to get a designated driver. Now, I
Speaker 5: never thought about who shouldn't be a designated driver outside
Speaker 5: of someone else who is also drunk, Like you can't
Speaker 5: have a person who's also been drinking be the designated driver. Okay,
Speaker 5: even if you don't have a license, like it's suspended
Speaker 5: to something. I understand if that person drives, they may
Speaker 5: be breaking the law, but I would still rather them
Speaker 5: drive with a suspended license than drive drunk. Well, Lindsey
Speaker 5: has broadened my perspective on this issue. There are other
Speaker 5: Desert Native drivers you shouldn't have. I would never think
Speaker 5: that I would have to tell you about them. But
Speaker 5: let's go to WFIE News fourteen for the report.
Speaker 17: Police Ohman is facing child neglect charges. Police say she
Speaker 17: let a twelve year old drive a car with herself
Speaker 17: and two other kids inside. Officers say Lindsey Pearson's brother
Speaker 17: in law told them she did it because she was intoxicated.
Speaker 17: Officers say when they interviewed Pearson, she told them she
Speaker 17: had one drink at a bar. She also told them
Speaker 17: she didn't know twelve year olds could legally drive or
Speaker 17: could not, excuse me, legally drive on public roads. Police
Speaker 17: also charged Pearson with resisting law enforcement, saying she continued
Speaker 17: to scream as they tried to arrest her.
Speaker 5: Uh, you left the bar to go pick up the
Speaker 5: kids and let one of them drive? How many lies
Speaker 5: were told in this story? First of all, the lie
Speaker 5: that she had one drink. Okay, let's just say she
Speaker 5: had one drink, cool, she was on something else.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 5: If it's after one in the morning and you get
Speaker 5: the bright idea that you need to teach a twelve
Speaker 5: year old to drive you on something harder than one drink,
Speaker 5: I know, on cocaine or something stronger when I hear it.
Speaker 5: Another lie when Lindsay told police that she did not
Speaker 5: know that twelve year olds could not drive.
Speaker 1: Vehicles on public roads.
Speaker 5: Really, really, Lindsey, Never in the history of American life
Speaker 5: have twelve year olds been old enough to do anything fun.
Speaker 5: All Right, you can't drink at twelve legally, you can't
Speaker 5: buy alcohol at twelve legally, you can't have sex at
Speaker 5: twelve legally, you can't buy anything with tobacco at twelve legally,
Speaker 5: you can't rent a car at twelve legally, and you
Speaker 5: certainly can't drive at twelve legally. So you're lying, and
Speaker 5: you know you're lying. Okay, you lie, you lie, You're lying.
Speaker 5: You know what Royns will lie? Hi, that's what you are.
Speaker 5: I believe you when you said you only have one drink,
Speaker 5: But I also know alcohol and cocaine are popular among
Speaker 5: drug users, So I'm sensing some sort of combination.
Speaker 1: Shine.
Speaker 5: Now, I believe Lindsay should be investigated further, because who
Speaker 5: the hell are these kids? Okay, where's that parents?
Speaker 2: All Right?
Speaker 5: It's after one am in the morning, you have a drink,
Speaker 5: and you decided to just go pick up some kids
Speaker 5: to go joy riding. These news reports don't say they
Speaker 5: were her children, her family. It just says she went
Speaker 5: to go pick up three kids. Nobody wants to know
Speaker 5: how this twenty six year old woman just knew random
Speaker 5: twelve year olds? And why was it okay for random
Speaker 5: twelve year olds to leave the house after one in
Speaker 5: the morning? And how come nobody is any is asking
Speaker 5: any questions about that. I'll tell you why, but I
Speaker 5: can't tell you why until we play a.
Speaker 1: Game of guess what race.
Speaker 5: Lindsey Pearson, twenty six years old, had one drink allegedly
Speaker 5: at a sports bar in Indiana, decided after one am
Speaker 5: to go pick up three kids and let a twelve
Speaker 5: year old drive. Claim she didn't know twelve year olds
Speaker 5: couldn't drive vehicles on public roads, and she resisted the
Speaker 5: rest by kicking and screaming DJ and V yes, what races?
Speaker 1: White? Okay, Okay, what makes you say that?
Speaker 3: Everything that you said?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 12: Indiana, ok okay, okay, one drink around, having a twelve
Speaker 12: year old drive that we don't know where this twelve
Speaker 12: year olkayme from nobody asked no questions?
Speaker 6: Sounds white to me?
Speaker 1: Okay, okay.
Speaker 5: Jess Hilarius Lindsay Pearson, twenty six years old, had one
Speaker 5: drink allegedly at a sports bar in Indiana, decided after
Speaker 5: one of them to go pick up three kids and
Speaker 5: let a twelve year old drive, claim she didn't know
Speaker 5: twelve year olds couldn't drive vehicles on public roads.
Speaker 1: Resisted arrest by kicking and screaming.
Speaker 5: Yes, what race? She is?
Speaker 7: Caucasian?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 1: What makes you say that?
Speaker 4: Yes, everything that you said, just like DJV said, but
Speaker 4: the kicking and screaming like she wasn't wrong when the
Speaker 4: police came out of nowhere yet?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, well dj MV, Jessilarius, I'd like to tell
Speaker 5: both of you that you are correct.
Speaker 1: Would you like to see her picture?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Absolutely?
Speaker 1: What the hell did I do with it? Hold on, nope,
Speaker 1: that's ryan go, I see you. I don't know what
Speaker 1: I did with the picture, but yes, she is well.
Speaker 7: How does she look? Describe her?
Speaker 1: Don't say nothing?
Speaker 7: How does she.
Speaker 1: Slightly big backish?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 5: Okay, I can want to see her face, but I
Speaker 5: can tell by the round around this yeah, you know,
Speaker 5: there's no bone structure.
Speaker 1: It's just like food, like a twitter.
Speaker 6: Eggberg used to look yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, got the little Niki.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: She's twenty six, so she's probably slightly big backish, but
Speaker 5: her her trajectory says by thirty four to thirty five, big, big,
Speaker 5: big back. Yes, but she's she's Caucasian. She is cry
Speaker 5: at the Taylor Swift concert.
Speaker 1: White.
Speaker 5: Okay, she is mad that Beyonce doing country music. White
Speaker 5: look yes, yes, absolutely, well, thank you for that donkey today.
Speaker 5: So please give Lindsay Pearson. Lets let Kathy Griffin give
Speaker 5: Lindsay Pearson the biggest he hall.
Speaker 1: Please give this giant jar male the biggest he haw.
Speaker 3: Charla Mane, I just want to erform.
Speaker 12: States are like Alaska, Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, North and South Dakota.
Speaker 12: You can get your learners permit at fourteen. Still, I
Speaker 12: know not but I'm just telling you at fourteen, I
Speaker 12: have nothing to do. I know, just letting you know
Speaker 12: because I thought it was kind of weird that that
Speaker 12: a fourteen year old could even drive.
Speaker 3: But I just wanted to let you know that and all.
Speaker 1: You can get your permanent from fourteen.
Speaker 3: Sixteen gets your permanent sixteen if you take drivers at Yah.
Speaker 1: My daughter got a permit now she's fifteen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, giant jar mayonnaise is crazy. Hey, yo, it's crazy drivers. Like,
Speaker 4: so you get a permit in Jersey because my daughter fifteen,
Speaker 4: she got it.
Speaker 1: She got a permit.
Speaker 3: No, it's a sixteen.
Speaker 1: You know you paid fifteen seas in drivers there. She
Speaker 1: got a permit.
Speaker 4: Now obviously you paid for her to get it, and
Speaker 4: she ain't got it to pay for her to get
Speaker 4: over all right now, okay, okay.
Speaker 1: All right, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: On everybody.
Speaker 12: It's the j n V jess hilarious charlamage. The guy
Speaker 12: we are the breakfast Club. He got a special guest
Speaker 12: with us. Indeed, got the brother Ryan Johnson and check.
Speaker 1: Oh cho, welcome brother. I'm glad to be here.
Speaker 6: You got to be glad to be here.
Speaker 1: Oh so you like a cultural icon in a way?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 9: You think so?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: From from from sports absolutely, like it's been like this
Speaker 1: for a while. Yeah, And I never really viewed myself
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 18: I kind of just enjoy having fun, regardless to what
Speaker 18: atmosphere I put in adapted my surroundings.
Speaker 1: And just act accordingly. Yeah, yeah, that's about it. I
Speaker 1: don't I don't see it like that, though I need
Speaker 1: you and share y'all. Can't be looking at just like that.
Speaker 1: Though I don't know. It wasn't it was and it wasn't. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that that's my dog. Yah way man, Okay, I tried.
Speaker 1: I directed it and listen, I directed it in the
Speaker 1: right way. Okay, okay, okay. Yeah, because I.
Speaker 18: Don't think Shannon understood or knew about my homie, you know,
Speaker 18: got you, and so I kind of ain't really indulged
Speaker 18: in it, but you know, we good.
Speaker 1: He ain't mean no disrespect. Yeah, it just felt, you know,
Speaker 1: it felt like because like you look at my sister
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 18: That's why why you know he's I was like, I
Speaker 18: understand where you're coming from, and I just left it.
Speaker 7: And when and when you left it alone, it was
Speaker 7: left alone.
Speaker 6: Yeah, exact.
Speaker 3: So how's it dealing with Shannon Shaw with all the
Speaker 3: beat that he's getting in right now?
Speaker 18: It's like he's with everybody. It's coming from everywhere. And
Speaker 18: I told Hunk, I said, this is what we got
Speaker 18: to do. We can't set a president every time somebody
Speaker 18: say something, y'all get together and apologize. We're gonna have
Speaker 18: to make an example out of somebody. I'm telling you, person,
Speaker 18: we got to make it hear out of somebody. What's
Speaker 18: gonna happen is people gonna see what damn if he
Speaker 18: can come at him and just say I'm sorry, then
Speaker 18: they squash everything.
Speaker 1: I say, no, that's not gonna happen, because now you see,
Speaker 1: it's starting to.
Speaker 18: Be a trickle effect. Everybody got these little jokes. So
Speaker 18: I'm off papers now, probation right right right to be
Speaker 18: in the streets.
Speaker 1: I'm like that.
Speaker 18: So my girl got insured something. If anything happened to me,
Speaker 18: I told I got you, I would be enforcer. You know,
Speaker 18: Griselda had an enforcer, Esketbar had an enforcer. For Hunk,
Speaker 18: I'm an enforcer. It's whatever, it's.
Speaker 1: Up with stuff. But you got to tell him A
Speaker 1: lot of that does come with the territory, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying.
Speaker 18: I think I think you understand that, especially especially playing football,
Speaker 18: dealing with the media, dealing with the other side. Now
Speaker 18: being on the other side with the media, I mean
Speaker 18: we do it to the players. Yeah, the players that's
Speaker 18: playing so all jokes. I think I don't think it
Speaker 18: bothers them because we've been We've been in it so long.
Speaker 1: I enjoy it. I like the joke. You look like
Speaker 1: you enjoyed it. Yeah, I want you talking about me.
Speaker 1: I love what y'all doing.
Speaker 5: I love seeing all the athletes that are controlling their
Speaker 5: own platforms from y'all the CAM to the to the
Speaker 5: pivot to all the smoke.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 18: We need that because you got to understand us as athletes. Remember,
Speaker 18: the mainstream media controlled how we're perceived on our side,
Speaker 18: So ESPN and Fox and all those were able to
Speaker 18: get out to the masses and try to tell them
Speaker 18: who we really are. Now we've cut out the middle
Speaker 18: man and we are the voice. We are the voice now,
Speaker 18: and I think it's dope.
Speaker 4: Ryan, you are the CEO and founder of Community Media
Speaker 4: Community Media, so.
Speaker 19: Us about that for sure, and again we excited to
Speaker 19: be out here, for sure. But Community Media we're company
Speaker 19: based in Atlanta, Georgia, with the mission to basically amplify
Speaker 19: black creators, black gamers. And that's actually how we got
Speaker 19: to link with Chad. Almost about a year ago. We
Speaker 19: were brought into an opportunity to create an experience at
Speaker 19: the MLS All Star Game last year that happened in Washington, DC.
Speaker 19: But what a lot of people haven't realized is that
Speaker 19: all the professional sports leagues, the MLS, the NFL, and
Speaker 19: the NBA, they all now have professional gaming leagues attached
Speaker 19: to their leagues as well. So we were part of
Speaker 19: the EMLS experience, we got to shoot some content with
Speaker 19: Chad and that really started the conversation that ultimately led
Speaker 19: to him becoming like our first ambassador not only for
Speaker 19: community media, but what we're building across the Esports League
Speaker 19: and the HBCU gaming ecosystem as well. So literally for us,
Speaker 19: we throw live gaming events, live concerts, working with major
Speaker 19: brand partners like Verizon, Discover, Nike, Hot Pockets, Mountain Dew,
Speaker 19: and you really utilizing these platforms to provide other means
Speaker 19: of scholarships for young black and brown students.
Speaker 12: Do you think the HBC used to change the curriculum
Speaker 12: because a lot of them are real old school and
Speaker 12: I'm sure they don't have a gaming content where these
Speaker 12: kids are making millions of dollars that even youtuboe create
Speaker 12: is making millions of dollars, hundreds of millions.
Speaker 1: So the answer is yes.
Speaker 19: So like up until twenty twenty, this didn't exist in
Speaker 19: the HBC ecosystem, like it was brand new. So the competition,
Speaker 19: the curriculum, development, the internship opportunities, all that is now
Speaker 19: being put in place because I'll be real with you, like,
Speaker 19: our goal is not to sell like hoop dreams to
Speaker 19: the black community. That yo, if you get into the
Speaker 19: game and you will make a million dollars, because that's
Speaker 19: very few and far in between. But you can get
Speaker 19: a decent job, you can have a nice painting job,
Speaker 19: doing something that you love to do. But it's really
Speaker 19: about first and foremost educating everybody. So that's why this
Speaker 19: opportunity for us is so important because having that microphone
Speaker 19: to let people that look like us know that these
Speaker 19: opportunities exists.
Speaker 6: Step one.
Speaker 19: Once that becomes a thing, I guess taking a set
Speaker 19: back to is really really important to understand that like thirty,
Speaker 19: I think close to thirty out of the fifty states
Speaker 19: in this country also now have varsity high school esports.
Speaker 19: So a few years ago, we actually partnered with the
Speaker 19: New York City Department of Education and we ran a
Speaker 19: tournament called the Battle of the Boroughs in partnership with Microsoft,
Speaker 19: which was literally a Minecraft tournament to engage kids during COVID,
Speaker 19: like keep them engaged in.
Speaker 6: Their high schools and like.
Speaker 19: So for us, it's like, you know, as this ecosystem
Speaker 19: is being built out at the high school level, is
Speaker 19: being built at the college level. What we noticed is
Speaker 19: that there was no black schools in general, There was
Speaker 19: no inner city schools, and there were no HBCUs taking
Speaker 19: advantage of this. So it's like, what do we have
Speaker 19: to build, what do we have to create? Who do
Speaker 19: we have to tap into to like really build out
Speaker 19: this ecosystem. So for me, we look at gaming the
Speaker 19: same way we look at football and basketball. You have
Speaker 19: high school leagues, you have AAU programs, you have after
Speaker 19: school programs, you have professional leagues, you have job opportunities,
Speaker 19: and that's the same pipeline that we're building establishing right
Speaker 19: now across gaming.
Speaker 1: Now, the Chad you had dinner with Antonio pis the
Speaker 1: greatest coach. Yeah, and you tweeted that you were going to.
Speaker 18: Ask for a coach and John, Yeah, actually I was
Speaker 18: going to ask y'all for a job too. I know
Speaker 18: y'all have an opening. I know you're gonna make some space.
Speaker 1: Just got if got filled.
Speaker 18: No no no, no no, no, we can add we
Speaker 18: can add add another chair. The more the better the merria.
Speaker 18: But I was in Vegas Super Bowl. I went and
Speaker 18: had every one't just me obviously, other people whatever were
Speaker 18: mister Pierce and having and having dinner. And I just
Speaker 18: tweeted out the picture with him and I just playing.
Speaker 18: I'm playing around, you know, I'm a joke store about listen.
Speaker 18: I finally got off of the job as a raiderst coach,
Speaker 18: and then Antonio went behind me and said, I can't
Speaker 18: wait to have you working with I receivers. So that's
Speaker 18: what That's what sparked it. Like I was really gonna.
Speaker 18: I can't coach really due I have I have thirty
Speaker 18: seven other jobs. I have thirty seven other jobs right now,
Speaker 18: and I wouldn't have time and coaching is really not
Speaker 18: my thing.
Speaker 1: You got a passion for football, though, I.
Speaker 18: Have a passion for the game of football, not coaching.
Speaker 18: I have a passion for playing. Somebody that want to
Speaker 18: bring me back, then I'll come.
Speaker 9: And do that.
Speaker 1: At forty six, you would play I'm fifty six, Yeah,
Speaker 1: what I playing?
Speaker 6: Fifty six?
Speaker 2: Jokes?
Speaker 1: If you call, if you fifty six and calling Shannon
Speaker 1: Uk something wrong. I mean in general, I was born
Speaker 1: in sixty eight, which kind it off. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: so y'all ain So that mean y'all ain't do your
Speaker 1: homewrun six. You're born in ninete hundred and seventy seven.
Speaker 1: I was born in nineteen sixty at Jackson More Hospital
Speaker 1: in Miami.
Speaker 6: Stopped it. So would you would you play in the league?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 6: I yeah?
Speaker 1: Today you can't even hit nobody. Yeah, I'll be able
Speaker 1: to play. You can't hit nobody. The rules, but the
Speaker 1: rules they damn they're playing flag football.
Speaker 6: You think that rules of the game.
Speaker 18: You know what the NFL is all about, protecting the players.
Speaker 18: But again I see they're trying to add an eighteenth week.
Speaker 18: Is it really about protection?
Speaker 6: What about the.
Speaker 1: Bottom line at the end of the day? Money? Maybe
Speaker 1: know what it is.
Speaker 18: Come on, now, the players are getting bigger, fast and stronger,
Speaker 18: but the demensions of the field have not have yet
Speaker 18: to change. So if everybody bigger, fast and stronger, it's
Speaker 18: only so much you could do. And making the cars
Speaker 18: safe that at some point, if you drive one hundred
Speaker 18: miles an hour, you're crash into the ball, regardless of
Speaker 18: what you do. From a technical aspect, you're going to
Speaker 18: get hurt. The car is going to crumble. I mean
Speaker 18: the same thing when it comes football players.
Speaker 1: Do you think widening the field would make people safe?
Speaker 1: It would help d Lineman three hundred and fifty pounds
Speaker 1: running four or five?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Crazy?
Speaker 1: Why do you drive a Prius?
Speaker 18: I drive a smart car, one of the safest vehicles
Speaker 18: out there, are very cost sufficient. I give fifty five
Speaker 18: miles of the gallons.
Speaker 1: And I can park anywhere. People always make fun of
Speaker 1: my damn car. You said it's smart. I would more
Speaker 1: pro If you get an accident, it would be something.
Speaker 18: It's one of the safest it's been. It's been battle tested, Okay,
Speaker 18: battle That's why I drive it. And obviously because I'm
Speaker 18: cheap as.
Speaker 6: Hell, I've been had.
Speaker 1: I had that since like two thousand and four.
Speaker 12: Wow, we got more with Ocho Cinco and Ryan Johnson
Speaker 12: when we come back, don't move.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 12: Good morning, when all the Breakfast Club were still kicking
Speaker 12: it with Ocho Cinco and Ryan Johnson.
Speaker 1: Charlamagne, was you serious about I think Beyond wanted you
Speaker 1: at Colorado. I want to put it that was a room. Yeah.
Speaker 18: Now I asked him coming out right. Now, I work
Speaker 18: for I work for the Buffs as a recruiter. Seriously,
Speaker 18: I'm just yeah, I'm just recruiting, recruiting for Prime. Okay,
Speaker 18: So he sent you out just to talk to the player.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he don't have to see me. I do it myself. See,
Speaker 1: I can't tell him he I wouldn't. I wouldn't lie
Speaker 1: to you. I for you before I lie to you. Yeah. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: So you do it, but it's not official. It's official
Speaker 1: because if I'm doing it, I ain't doing it for free.
Speaker 1: I don't do it. I don't do nothing. But he
Speaker 1: doesn't have to tell you.
Speaker 3: Already know who you should be looking at.
Speaker 1: A wrecking You gotcha because we were over there in Colorado.
Speaker 18: We're trying to beef up the interior offensively in defensive,
Speaker 18: so I know exactly what I'm doing.
Speaker 5: You and you made a bet before the Super Bowl,
Speaker 5: that is the Chiefs lost, you would give up eating McDonald's.
Speaker 1: You know you love McDonald Yes, I can't believe you.
Speaker 1: Ain't never got to deal with McDonald's, be honest, with
Speaker 1: my own three franchises, So I really can't have a deal.
Speaker 1: I forgot you.
Speaker 5: You said you would divorce your wife and give up
Speaker 5: sex for the rest of the year. Yeah, were you
Speaker 5: really ready to give.
Speaker 2: All that up?
Speaker 18: I mean, I knew the Chiefs were gonna win, So
Speaker 18: that's why I made such an I knew the Chiefs
Speaker 18: were gonna win. That's what I made such an extreme bet.
Speaker 18: He was pissed, but I needed her to understand. You know,
Speaker 18: he get married and sometimes I go out on the land.
Speaker 18: I say some things that you're not going to agree with,
Speaker 18: but you know how I feel about you.
Speaker 1: We were good. You see who won the game? Right,
Speaker 1: that's right? Absolutely? Yeah, I got the script you got.
Speaker 1: I got the script.
Speaker 18: I believe that when people say that the NFL script,
Speaker 18: I can't script. Script got eleven dudes that No, hell no,
Speaker 18: it's impossible.
Speaker 1: Were you really think about going to the UFL not?
Speaker 1: Hell no? How much they paid you tweeted out? You
Speaker 1: don't even know what you be tweeting. You tweeted if
Speaker 1: you consider it.
Speaker 18: Be in a moment I see something, yeah, and then
Speaker 18: I instantly tweeting, I forget about it. But the fact
Speaker 18: that you mentioned the uf L, I went to home.
Speaker 18: I stay paid. I'm trying to diversify my portfolio. Yes,
Speaker 18: in my resume. The fact that you won't hire me,
Speaker 18: I mean I thought.
Speaker 1: You were for black people. I thought you for uplifting.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to understand what's the problem.
Speaker 4: Well, speaking of uplifting, you know your uncle Shayn and
Speaker 4: he bet do you feel like he puts hisself in
Speaker 4: a lot of these positions himself, like, for instance, like
Speaker 4: him jumping out the car.
Speaker 7: No, what do you think about it?
Speaker 2: It was cool.
Speaker 18: He's promoting his liquor brand, okay, promoting his conjact. He
Speaker 18: was doing a signing. He was explaining to people he's
Speaker 18: on the road. He has to to fly here, fly there,
Speaker 18: do the signings.
Speaker 1: And it's I like it. Of course, people making trying
Speaker 1: to make jokes up and lighting everybody. Damn thing he does.
Speaker 1: And dude, my uncle has hurt. He had two hit replacements.
Speaker 6: That's what we understand.
Speaker 1: That Hall of Fake, Hall of Famer. He's he's been
Speaker 1: beat up.
Speaker 18: You know, technology wasn't as advanced as it is now,
Speaker 18: so being able to recover from some of those injuries,
Speaker 18: it's tough.
Speaker 7: Grown tough.
Speaker 5: You're fifty five years old and you got to run
Speaker 5: this circuit now, like you got a whole new life,
Speaker 5: and media like, okay.
Speaker 18: Always on the go, there's a microscope on him. Obviously,
Speaker 18: you bring somebody on you because you're volatile towards everybody else,
Speaker 18: so they're going to be volatail back. I think he
Speaker 18: understands that, and you have to welcome that, and he's
Speaker 18: okay with it. I welcome it too. I want, I
Speaker 18: need people to come at me because.
Speaker 7: I like, I got you gotta do something.
Speaker 4: Damn, you gotta do something to put yourself to put
Speaker 4: yourself out there. Okay, okay, I still don't believe you,
Speaker 4: fifty six.
Speaker 2: Six.
Speaker 5: But one thing I've always liked about him is how
Speaker 5: I do like how frugal you are, Like I've learned
Speaker 5: a lot of ways of just being watching you over
Speaker 5: the years.
Speaker 12: I just thought media that just thought it did not
Speaker 12: you had some cars, he had lambos No, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 12: that was twenty years ago.
Speaker 18: You have to understand the fruits of my labor. Those
Speaker 18: were not bought with football money. That was from obviously
Speaker 18: I own three what you can go, so I'm not
Speaker 18: spending anything. I'm using or my heart earned money on
Speaker 18: the field. The stuff I did off the field, TV shows, endorsements, cards, signings,
Speaker 18: and then you got to think those cards you just name,
Speaker 18: I only had for three years and got rid of
Speaker 18: them because I didn't need anymore my name, o Cho.
Speaker 2: It was it was.
Speaker 18: It was a little bigger than anything I could purchase
Speaker 18: at the time. So it made no sense visually, visibly,
Speaker 18: you know who I was, no matter where I went.
Speaker 18: So what was my band of God? Damn Lambo for?
Speaker 18: Why am I driving afard you?
Speaker 1: O Cho?
Speaker 18: It didn't make any sense, even though outside of the image.
Speaker 18: You know, when you're young, you know you're trying to
Speaker 18: impress the women, and the women have already googled what
Speaker 18: you're making, so it's no need.
Speaker 5: For One day, me and Pete Davis, Pete Davis that
Speaker 5: wanted to go buy a Cuban link chains, and I
Speaker 5: told him, I said.
Speaker 1: We don't need to buy real ones because I saw
Speaker 1: you say that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And so we went and got three thousand dollars
Speaker 5: gold played in Cuban like anybody asked no.
Speaker 7: Questions, and that was green as money.
Speaker 1: Nobody asked no questions.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I mean, listen, man, it's it's for one, it's
Speaker 18: hard for people to move the way I've moved.
Speaker 1: I've been doing this and not pass thirty years.
Speaker 18: It's hard because people we caught up in the image
Speaker 18: and look in a certain way becomes your identity. Driving
Speaker 18: a certain certain car becomes part of your identity, you know,
Speaker 18: and people focus on image and look in a certain
Speaker 18: way because I want to look like I got it.
Speaker 18: I just was a complete opposite and really didn't care
Speaker 18: what anybody thought.
Speaker 1: You know, I wanted to ask you to man. You
Speaker 1: remember when French Montana madeo Sinko? How many you know what?
Speaker 1: I have a problem.
Speaker 18: I needed all that French for royalties because I ain't
Speaker 18: getting no royalties.
Speaker 7: Can't even you up. You can't do that.
Speaker 3: It's not not get royalties for saying your name right.
Speaker 1: No, I don't know. I don't think how many women
Speaker 1: offered your sinkle because of that song? What's that on
Speaker 1: my left hand? I'm just back in the day I
Speaker 1: saw Yeah. I want to Yeah, I don't like. I
Speaker 1: ain't trying to start small to deal with that when
Speaker 1: I get home. Like, by the way, all I said
Speaker 1: was offered. I ain't say what you did. I don't
Speaker 1: I don't move is offering. There's always something in the
Speaker 1: back as a catch you.
Speaker 18: You got to think anything on the outside is always
Speaker 18: added expense, because it ain't nothing free.
Speaker 1: Even if they're offering. You got to give something to give.
Speaker 1: I ain't doing that. How did you feel about the record?
Speaker 18: Ain't bothered me, ain't bothered me. You know, we all
Speaker 18: make mistakes in life, we all do. I picked myself up,
Speaker 18: that's myself off, put my head forward and kept moving.
Speaker 1: Took responsibility. You gotta keep moving. Yeah, that's it. I
Speaker 1: ain't look back. I've been fighting. I've been fighting that
Speaker 1: mountain I fell from ever since, fighting the client back.
Speaker 7: We're here that I tell you what you don't parents
Speaker 7: and all. I love the way you are your daughter, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 1: You got one or two?
Speaker 7: I got I have one on the way, and then
Speaker 7: I have an eleven year old boy.
Speaker 2: Y'all.
Speaker 1: Man, I love it. I love it. I'm on, I'm on,
Speaker 1: I have eleven.
Speaker 7: You have eleven children.
Speaker 1: Damn stop because you stop listening to this man. Man,
Speaker 1: this man is entertainable.
Speaker 18: I was I was Nick Canny before Nick can I
Speaker 18: was future before future. I know that's right, You're I've
Speaker 18: been doing this for a very long time. I'm not
Speaker 18: sure why I would love when they talk about fathers.
Speaker 18: I would wish they would should I should be there
Speaker 18: because I also have a lot.
Speaker 1: Of kids and I'm hands on.
Speaker 18: I'm thankful for those I have kids from, and uh,
Speaker 18: they're really what makes this trained row, you know, go
Speaker 18: because most of the time people that have one, just one,
Speaker 18: they going through hell, and it's hard to find success
Speaker 18: when you don't have kids with the right people. It's
Speaker 18: hard because they can make like for a living hell, ye,
Speaker 18: living hell, and I do have eleven serious altogether, I.
Speaker 7: Believe nobody gonna lie more care about that.
Speaker 1: So you had three over the list year. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm working. I'm working.
Speaker 6: Like he had eight.
Speaker 18: I ain't doing eleven, but I'm married, so then I
Speaker 18: have to those are also my kids. Yeah, so eleven
Speaker 18: and I'm working on twelve right now.
Speaker 7: That's right. Yeah, people want supplying.
Speaker 1: You want me to babysit.
Speaker 18: Yeah, you actually want to listen. That's why y'all need
Speaker 18: to hire me. Look at the look at the look
Speaker 18: at the listen. Look at the position I can do
Speaker 18: here at breakfast club, Boom you deliver.
Speaker 1: I'm here.
Speaker 18: I started an intern as your babysitter. Okay, so you
Speaker 18: can bring the baby to work. Boom, I'm here, say
Speaker 18: you ain't got to worry about Mark. I changed Pampus, milk,
Speaker 18: bird feed everything. So I can start like that and
Speaker 18: then work my way up as a baby gets older.
Speaker 1: Then you give me a position at the chair like
Speaker 1: I want to. I want them win the chair.
Speaker 18: These chairs is nice, so I work my way up
Speaker 18: the ladder. But I just I'm trying to diversify my
Speaker 18: portfolio and would.
Speaker 6: Like to work here.
Speaker 1: All right, will move.
Speaker 3: We got more with Ryan Johnson and o Cho Sinko.
Speaker 6: When we come back. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 12: More than everybody is dj ND jess Ce, Larry Charlamagne
Speaker 12: the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: We're still kicking it with Ryan Johnson and o Cho Sinko.
Speaker 4: Jess how much diversity in the portfolio do you need?
Speaker 4: You need thirty seven jobs? You're fifty six. You said
Speaker 4: you got eleven kids, six Manta. I'm choosing to believe
Speaker 4: them at this point.
Speaker 7: How can you still be so active in your kids life?
Speaker 1: Easy? You got my kids.
Speaker 18: Everybody in college except to my daughter run track at
Speaker 18: University Kentucky. My son is at Arizona State, have an
Speaker 18: older daughter who's twenty six, your carrad Hey, baby, I
Speaker 18: know you're gonna see this. My daughter's at Perrier and
Speaker 18: m you know, little ones, and then have French try
Speaker 18: from my little tree roll baby Kennedy her sister, and
Speaker 18: I need.
Speaker 6: More, want more?
Speaker 18: Yeah, I have time, okay time, Yeah, because I'm retired. Yeah,
Speaker 18: so I'm trying to.
Speaker 7: Diversify, trying to get more job.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't. I didn't.
Speaker 18: I was so busy when I was playing. I never
Speaker 18: got the full experience of what it's like to be
Speaker 18: a father. I was always gone, yeah, yeah, you know what.
Speaker 3: They canceled me one time, and I remember this when
Speaker 3: your wife had her show and I was.
Speaker 1: They came, it was at your head.
Speaker 12: They was at my head and I said, I was like,
Speaker 12: I feel like the network is not showing the sisters
Speaker 12: selling houses or nothing. And then they got mad at
Speaker 12: me and said I was coming from and I was like, no,
Speaker 12: I want to see more of it on tea right right,
Speaker 12: they're just showing the beef and the drama, and I
Speaker 12: hate that they show that with black women.
Speaker 6: But when they have the white women show, they show
Speaker 6: all the houses they sold, and I was I was mad.
Speaker 6: I was like, they should show the.
Speaker 18: Sisters straight, right, But it's hard for me to set
Speaker 18: them straight. I would need her here. I would need
Speaker 18: her here to be able to explain the side of
Speaker 18: the story. But I understand understand what you mean. Obviously
Speaker 18: they were selling houses. But one thing, if they were
Speaker 18: just selling houses, right, how many ads is that going
Speaker 18: to peace to? I get it, even even today, just
Speaker 18: in dreeneral, you got to have some type of drama
Speaker 18: type of something. Yeah, I mean it's just in general
Speaker 18: and all that we do. So like even they don't
Speaker 18: we need some type of drama. Somebody just say something.
Speaker 1: I wondered about that up until recently. I don't think
Speaker 1: y'all had a lot of drama on Nightcap. Oh no,
Speaker 1: dress we know we haven't had probation. Yeah, I was,
Speaker 1: I was on papers, Okay. I mean I think Shannon
Speaker 1: and I, we play off each other in the chemistry
Speaker 1: are so goddamn good. We don't even have to do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: People just like hearing y'all talk.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 18: And then it's to see us in a different space
Speaker 18: that you never get to see us in and talk
Speaker 18: the way we are because it's like the barbershop, locker
Speaker 18: room and the way you've never seen us before. I
Speaker 18: think that's what is more appealing to the audience as
Speaker 18: opposed to being any drama.
Speaker 5: I think the best thing with all of these platforms
Speaker 5: is is showing that athletes are not dumb, because there
Speaker 5: was always this that stereotype dumb, especially in football.
Speaker 1: I think y'all beyond shadow that most definitely, most definitely Ryan.
Speaker 19: With some words man No, I would say kind of
Speaker 19: just everything man, like first being here, like everything we're
Speaker 19: doing across gaming, music, entertainment, like talking about upcoming projects,
Speaker 19: like the next big thing coming up for us. We'll
Speaker 19: be backstage doing like all the gaming and artists interviews
Speaker 19: at Rolling Loud California. So like we're just trying to
Speaker 19: continue to find ways to bridge the gap, make sure
Speaker 19: that our people have a seat at the table, make
Speaker 19: sure that they have the information to make their own
Speaker 19: informed decisions about what they can do with their own
Speaker 19: individual life. One thing we always say, like stick to
Speaker 19: the plan because like again, you know, with this yesterday
Speaker 19: we go here, we learn about the relationship that y'all
Speaker 19: got with the Saturday folks and the whole nine sort
Speaker 19: of like you know, everything kind of works and builds
Speaker 19: on each other.
Speaker 6: It builds on itself.
Speaker 19: But like the main message we wanted to share is
Speaker 19: like again, if parents, aunts, uncles, you have nieces, nephews,
Speaker 19: kids that are trying to tap into gaming, you're telling
Speaker 19: them to get off the game. We just strongly advise
Speaker 19: to change the message space because it's actually a real
Speaker 19: space for it right now. I mean within our league alone,
Speaker 19: the last two years, AHPCU students have earned over two
Speaker 19: million dollars playing in our league. So for us, we
Speaker 19: have kids that are earning six figures just by being
Speaker 19: a part of this. And sometimes these are traditional athletes,
Speaker 19: like we have one kid at Florida Memorial right now
Speaker 19: in Miami. He literally plays on the basketball team and
Speaker 19: he's on their esports and gaming team, so he's on
Speaker 19: scholarship for basketball and he's earning money in this passway.
Speaker 19: So it was interested in like the HPCU community, the
Speaker 19: gamers are getting more nil than the traditional sports.
Speaker 1: Athletes games, should we be having our kids on it.
Speaker 19: So the games that are mainly in this NBA two K,
Speaker 19: Madden Call of Duty, for Rocket League, Mortal Kombat, like
Speaker 19: Super smash all the games that you know as what
Speaker 19: is playing coming up. Minecraft Minecraft is a big one too,
Speaker 19: That's what I was mentioning, Like we just did an
Speaker 19: entire New York City Battle of the Burroughs. We had
Speaker 19: one hundred and twenty five high schools across all five
Speaker 19: boroughs going head to head in Minecraft, and the kids
Speaker 19: were the winner was tasked with whoever built the best
Speaker 19: New York monument inside of Minecraft. So it's a whole
Speaker 19: linkage between the gaming competition stin based education, and like
Speaker 19: that's really really it is like what we're doing because
Speaker 19: like black parents don't realize it, Like yo, your kids
Speaker 19: are on the game, but they could be the ones
Speaker 19: making the game. Yeah, Like a big thing right now
Speaker 19: in Fortnite is this thing called UEFN right, so Unreal
Speaker 19: Engine Fortnite. Essentially it's allow It's the same model they
Speaker 19: brought into gaming that exists right now in the music.
Speaker 19: So as a young black person, you can go in
Speaker 19: and build a custom level in Fortnite. You will get
Speaker 19: paid on the hourly playtime that people are playing on
Speaker 19: your level, and they will share forty percent of the
Speaker 19: revenue with all of their creators. So like yo, I
Speaker 19: guarantee you someone in this room got so that's playing Fortnite. Okay, well,
Speaker 19: your son and his little friends, they could be making LLC's.
Speaker 1: They could be, yeah, they could be, but they could
Speaker 1: literally be.
Speaker 19: Doing what they're already doing every day right now and
Speaker 19: can burking that in the revenue. Game companies are then
Speaker 19: hiring these young people to then come build out experiences
Speaker 19: on their behalf. But again, like when we look at this,
Speaker 19: the biggest divide of what we've seen is those who
Speaker 19: grow up with computers versus those who grow up with consoles.
Speaker 19: So when you look at just demographics, black and LATINX
Speaker 19: families generally play on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo. When you look
Speaker 19: at the other side of the coin, it's computer based games.
Speaker 19: The reason we've been excluded from this space the big
Speaker 19: event that you're talking about, those are PCs, and so
Speaker 19: how we're supposed to get in, How are high school
Speaker 19: kid supposed to get in? And when the schools themselves
Speaker 19: can afford the computer lab to start a gaming team.
Speaker 19: So a lot of the work that we're doing is
Speaker 19: working with of Horizon to then literally get the money
Speaker 19: to build the lab, to give the scholarships, so the kids.
Speaker 3: Can then play in the league or not even at
Speaker 3: Wi Fi.
Speaker 12: Like Wi Fi is so damn important in a lot
Speaker 12: of these areas they don't have strong Wi Fi, they
Speaker 12: be lagging the kids we can play.
Speaker 6: It was crazy.
Speaker 19: It is like in our first major initiative was back
Speaker 19: in May twenty twenty and we literally did a stream
Speaker 19: with thon on Twitch. We had people like Offset, we
Speaker 19: had gz Michael Strahan was a big part of that.
Speaker 19: We raised one hundred and eighteen thousand dollars and twenty
Speaker 19: hours on Twitch. We took that money and bought devices,
Speaker 19: mobile hotspots and laptops for kids in Atlanta that were
Speaker 19: basically could not graduate high school because they didn't have
Speaker 19: a device because of distance learning. So I was like,
Speaker 19: that's so what we're looking at, like this whole thing
Speaker 19: of gaming and technology, Like it's really really not about
Speaker 19: the kids just playing the game, but what we realize
Speaker 19: over the years, like Yo, we really got to tap
Speaker 19: into larger voices that are known within media and known
Speaker 19: within sports that also have a very strong passion to
Speaker 19: like bring this to their community. And so now we're
Speaker 19: going about it like a whole different approach. So not
Speaker 19: like for us, that's kind of like what's coming up.
Speaker 19: That's how we're building this out. And we just say, like,
Speaker 19: for parents, if your kids are interested in something, they're
Speaker 19: doing it every day. We now live in a passion economy.
Speaker 19: You can turn your passions into money.
Speaker 7: What if your kids sucks? Not saying mine, dude, But
Speaker 7: it's not.
Speaker 19: It's not even about It's not even about the being
Speaker 19: good or bad, right, It's about because again, like I
Speaker 19: play games other day. I'm not a great gamer, but
Speaker 19: we run a media based business that's focused on gaming. Right,
Speaker 19: So again I turned a passion into a profession. And
Speaker 19: what we're saying is like, Yo, how I stay in
Speaker 19: touch with my family. I'm from Columbia, South Carolina, Like
Speaker 19: eight three, I'm from Columbia, So like, the way I
Speaker 19: stay in touch with all my cousins is through call
Speaker 19: of duty. So like it's a means of communication for us.
Speaker 19: But I'm not trying to be a professional call of
Speaker 19: duty gamer. But what I can do is use the
Speaker 19: information that I have bring that to a bunch of
Speaker 19: companies that are trying to touch young people, trying to
Speaker 19: connect with diverse audiences, trying.
Speaker 6: To build with HBCUs. I'm like, yo, let's just do
Speaker 6: this through a whole new league.
Speaker 1: You really diversified your portfolio.
Speaker 3: Jackson Chad your single, It's.
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Speaker 7: Is you y'all finish?
Speaker 1: So y'all done