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Speaker 6: planet is Thursday.
Speaker 3: Good morning. How you feeling. What's up? Just how you feeling?
Speaker 3: Just stop?
Speaker 4: I'm good, I'm good.
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 4: What you were at?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 6: Well, usually Fridays I have to broadcast from home. Now
Speaker 6: I'm just joking. I'm in Alabama. Actually, I'm talking to
Speaker 6: the students at Alabama State after the show today, tell
Speaker 6: them about getting into radio and the profession and how
Speaker 6: it's been and the journey of getting there. So I'm
Speaker 6: gonna be talking to the students after the show and
Speaker 6: then heading right back to New York.
Speaker 3: I'll be nice.
Speaker 4: I was ready to say, what's going on your mental
Speaker 4: good straight?
Speaker 3: He needed a mental health break, mental health day. Yes,
Speaker 3: sometimes we need that. Absolutely, are you crazy?
Speaker 6: But that's not why I'm actually in Alabama, like I
Speaker 6: said talking to the students. But yeah, sometimes you do
Speaker 6: need a mental health break, and then you just need
Speaker 6: to get away and.
Speaker 5: Relax, meditate and just get away from things.
Speaker 4: Sometimes an't even make bed.
Speaker 3: Now you see him, you got your bed in the background.
Speaker 5: This is this is Alabama, you know.
Speaker 6: So it's not that's cool. I mean, I'm not in
Speaker 6: the days in but similar very close.
Speaker 3: There's nothing wrong with that. Man.
Speaker 9: You know, to do what you gotta do. Sometimes it's
Speaker 9: close to sleep with your clothes. You gotta run out
Speaker 9: in the middle of the night.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 6: You never know, You never know, yo, I know you've
Speaker 6: been had no slip on slip.
Speaker 9: Happy Thursday, y'all, though, Man, we are blessed Black and
Speaker 9: Holly favorite. Happy to be here another day of service
Speaker 9: to our beautiful listeners. Man, we got Airy Spears on
Speaker 9: the show today, right.
Speaker 5: That's right, Comedian Airy Spaars will be joining us.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he's performing at the Hulu Theta at Madison Square
Speaker 9: Garden on May eighteen, so he'll be here to talk
Speaker 9: about that and some other things.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 6: All right, well, let's jump right into the show. We
Speaker 6: got front page news. There's a thing called Ozimpic personality.
Speaker 9: Yeah, because you call you Ozmpic gold medalists. By the way,
Speaker 9: we can tell you Ozmpic personality people. I don't even
Speaker 9: know what this is about, but I think I know.
Speaker 3: All right, we're gonna discuss it when we come back.
Speaker 3: I just don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning morning everybody.
Speaker 6: It's the ej Envy, Jesse, Hilarius, Charlamage, the God. We
Speaker 6: are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page
Speaker 6: news all right. Now, let's start with some quick sports. Now,
Speaker 6: the NBA bands John T. Porter indefinitely after gambling violations.
Speaker 3: News report.
Speaker 10: The NBA has leveled a lifetime ban on the Toronto
Speaker 10: Raptors Johntay Porter for his involvement in gambling The league's
Speaker 10: investigation found everything from limiting his own participation in games,
Speaker 10: sharing confidential information with known betters, and betting on as
Speaker 10: many as thirteen NBA games himself, including betting the Toronto
Speaker 10: Raptors to lose. And I think even more damning for
Speaker 10: the NBA is that this remains an open investigation. The
Speaker 10: league has turned over their fightings their findings to federal authorities.
Speaker 10: This may not be the end of this pro but
Speaker 10: Johntay Porter leveled with a lifetime ban from Commissioner Adam
Speaker 10: Silver today.
Speaker 9: You know how hard it is to get into the NBA.
Speaker 9: You know how hard people work every day to get
Speaker 9: into the NBA, and then you finally get into the NBA,
Speaker 9: and instead of continuing to do that hard work to
Speaker 9: a you can make a million dollars is legally, you
Speaker 9: would rather put your energy in the scamming and end
Speaker 9: up getting banned from the league forever.
Speaker 3: It's sad thing.
Speaker 6: What it is is he wasn't drafted, so he actually
Speaker 6: had to work extra in the league, and he did.
Speaker 6: And his brother, his older brother by a year, actually
Speaker 6: plays for Denver averages seventeen points a game, gets like
Speaker 6: twenty three twenty five million dollars a.
Speaker 3: Year in salary.
Speaker 6: So if he needed the million dollars or if he
Speaker 6: needed a couple one hundred grand, he could have called
Speaker 6: his brother.
Speaker 9: His brother is Michael Porter. I mean he's a young man,
Speaker 9: he's only twenty four years old. But I just really
Speaker 9: don't understand the thoughts the process of people like that.
Speaker 9: And it's a prime example of you know how like
Speaker 9: one mistake, one misstep can literally cost you everything. One
Speaker 9: bad choice can cost you everything. That's right, So he
Speaker 9: need to come to the front of congregation this one.
Speaker 9: We need to have a world with him, very teachable
Speaker 9: moment and quickly.
Speaker 6: In sports, the seventy six Iss beat the Heat and
Speaker 6: the Bulls beat the Hawks, right, that's the play in tournament.
Speaker 5: Now we gotta talk Ozimpic. Now people use ozimpic.
Speaker 6: They said it was a diabetes drug and people were
Speaker 6: using it for weight laws. But now they're saying it's
Speaker 6: this thing called ozimpic personality. And they said, because people
Speaker 6: are taking this ozimpic, even though that they're shedding the weight, they're.
Speaker 3: Losing the pounds, still feel fat.
Speaker 6: They said, they still feel fat, they still have anxiety,
Speaker 6: they're still having depression, and suicidal stories. So they're saying
Speaker 6: it's more of a problem because he says, even though
Speaker 6: the treatments are making people lose the weight, they're still
Speaker 6: feeling like they're big and they're having a lot of problems.
Speaker 6: They said that things that they also said are changes
Speaker 6: is reduce their cravings for drugs, alcohol, and sex. So
Speaker 6: a lot of women that are having Ozimpic in their relationship,
Speaker 6: even though they're looking better, they still don't want to
Speaker 6: have no sex.
Speaker 9: Now, I wonder if that is all due to the
Speaker 9: to the I don't like them saying that fatness is
Speaker 9: linked to depression and what else they said.
Speaker 5: They're not saying fatness. I guess they're saying, using the.
Speaker 9: Shot or whatever, the shot is making you feel that
Speaker 9: way because you said you said they still feel fat,
Speaker 9: But so it sounds like saying they still feel fat
Speaker 9: means that they're depressing it. But I feel like that's
Speaker 9: the shot making him like that, because I know plenty
Speaker 9: a happy fat people.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It's the shot, that's what
Speaker 6: they're calling it. Ozempic personalities. Well, it's lot all th
Speaker 6: Osempic gold medalists out there. The problem with Another problem
Speaker 6: with all your Olympic gold medalists is y'all don't know
Speaker 6: that we know that you didn't work to lose that weight,
Speaker 6: and you be trying to act like you did.
Speaker 3: And I don't like that.
Speaker 9: Okay, don't come ahead acting like you put You put
Speaker 9: in all this work to lose this.
Speaker 3: Weight, and all you did was take that damn shot.
Speaker 3: I don't like that.
Speaker 2: And you can and you can tell usually like if
Speaker 2: a person got light pole or zembic, because usually with
Speaker 2: light po you can't take the fat out your head.
Speaker 2: So people still be walking skinny bodies. You lose the
Speaker 2: weight everywhere. It's like, damn, you got a skinny head.
Speaker 2: Now I'll be seeing them.
Speaker 9: That's what I'm saying. It's not And honestly, for me,
Speaker 9: it wouldn't be worth it. I would rather lose the weight,
Speaker 9: you know, the old fashioned way, as opposed to lose
Speaker 9: the weight but didn't have to deal with a whole
Speaker 9: bunch of mental and emotional issues. Keeping all mental and
Speaker 9: emotional health together as hard enough as it is, I'm
Speaker 9: not putting nothing in my body that's gonna make it worse.
Speaker 6: Yeah, But the only thing is some people are overweight
Speaker 6: unhealthy where they can possibly die they putting too much
Speaker 6: pressure on their heart. So yeah, if that's a way
Speaker 6: to help them lose the weight to get to that point,
Speaker 6: I you know, I understand that. But people that just
Speaker 6: want to lose ten pounds and twenty pounds are fit to.
Speaker 4: Dress, y'all bugget Oh right, hey, yeah, that's that's extra.
Speaker 6: I agree, all right, and that is front page news.
Speaker 6: When we come back next hour, we'll tell you about
Speaker 6: the Bai. I don't know if you've seen the reports,
Speaker 6: but Dubai has been getting so much rain. It's the
Speaker 6: most rain they got in seventy five years, and usually
Speaker 6: this is in one day. They got the rain that
Speaker 6: they're supposed to get in the whole year. So like
Speaker 6: it's it's nasty, it's flooded. People are using so much stuff,
Speaker 6: and people don't have flood insurance because they don't get
Speaker 6: that much rain. We'll talk about that next hour. Everybody else,
Speaker 6: get it off your chest.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one.
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Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, The Breakfast club. This
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Speaker 3: Hello.
Speaker 4: Who's this?
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's Rob Man from Houston.
Speaker 5: Rob from Houston's town. Get it off your Rob Man.
Speaker 11: I wanna h I want to talk about these better
Speaker 11: baby mamas. Man, who's alienating the kids? Man from the
Speaker 11: dead Man?
Speaker 3: Rob, You having a problem with your baby mother? Do
Speaker 3: you like to discuss?
Speaker 11: No? Man, Actually I fought for five years, me and
Speaker 11: my wife. We got custy of my kids. But man,
Speaker 11: I advocate for the fathers that uh being alienated. Man,
Speaker 11: So I just wanted to let them know, man, to
Speaker 11: keep their head up and keep fighting and getting.
Speaker 9: The Okay, that's good sound advice. I mean you should
Speaker 9: because that's your child. So I understand. Yeah, and hopefully, hopefully,
Speaker 9: hopefully all the baby daddy's and baby mamas can get
Speaker 9: on one accord because it's not about them.
Speaker 3: It's about the charing absolutely most definitely.
Speaker 11: But the problem is a lot of these women many
Speaker 11: they do all this evil stuff in society, don't even
Speaker 11: know thise. So man, I'm advocating for it. Man, y'all
Speaker 11: need to following me on Instagram. Man, who's the dead man? Uh,
Speaker 11: You're gonna change the world of how people view parental alienation.
Speaker 11: It's the real thing.
Speaker 3: Got here? Who's fathers is? Uh?
Speaker 11: Yeah, fathers? You know, the men's suicide behind this man
Speaker 11: And it's real deeper than what people think it is.
Speaker 3: Damn. Thank you, keep up the good fight.
Speaker 12: King.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this? Jersey's up? Dj MV? What's yo? Show me?
Speaker 3: I just want to ask you a question.
Speaker 6: You never thought about doing comedies?
Speaker 3: Nope? You hell bro Nope.
Speaker 9: Stand up is a very specific skill set that people
Speaker 9: like Jess Hilarious are psychotic enough to do. You know,
Speaker 9: it takes a certain it takes a certain psychopath to
Speaker 9: get on that stage and think that they can make
Speaker 9: a room full of people laugh on purpose.
Speaker 4: And do it and do it well, and do it well.
Speaker 9: Absolutely. I think it's the hardest thing to do on stage.
Speaker 11: Yeah, just doesn't will. But I'm telling you, I mean
Speaker 11: basically on the stage.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not.
Speaker 9: I don't do stand up. I see in my eyes
Speaker 9: down on this radio every morning she attend.
Speaker 6: But thank you though, good more, good morning, have a
Speaker 6: going you tell Hello, who's this?
Speaker 2: Good morning?
Speaker 13: I hello, hey, listen, good morning.
Speaker 3: Everyone, off your chest.
Speaker 7: I just wanted to share that I just got a promotion.
Speaker 13: So I'm very exciting and I'm very happy because it's
Speaker 13: a career advancement.
Speaker 3: Congrats. And I was also able, so one of my
Speaker 3: teams I lived up.
Speaker 13: So it's a brown girl power.
Speaker 14: So you got a website or something?
Speaker 7: Do I have a website?
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 9: I don't Instagram page, nothing I do. But I'm not
Speaker 9: well fine, this brown girl power yourselfish.
Speaker 3: She just says, she just wants to say that she
Speaker 3: got a promotion.
Speaker 6: We're going to congratulate, gratulations, Thank.
Speaker 7: You, thank you. I'm very happy. I'm gonna be making
Speaker 7: six figures.
Speaker 2: Hey, oh yeah, I don't want nobody know what she
Speaker 2: looked like. People won't start asking for money.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 9: You only make your fifty though, you know the irs don't.
Speaker 9: But I'm not gonn want to steal your jr.
Speaker 7: But thank you.
Speaker 3: Everyone thought the taxes. That thought the taxes took all
Speaker 3: that joy out of her fortunes.
Speaker 4: We want to hang out with real quick.
Speaker 6: The irs don't take fifty Searla Mane until it's hundred,
Speaker 6: fifty thousand and more.
Speaker 3: She think they're thinking about forty, might as well say
Speaker 3: close to half.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they taking about forty easily, maybe thirty three depending
Speaker 6: on how many kids she got.
Speaker 9: Either way, that one hundred thousand about sixties is what
Speaker 9: I'm trying to tell you.
Speaker 3: Why you come with the bad news. Bad news is
Speaker 3: the truth.
Speaker 2: But she's more excited about her promotion.
Speaker 4: Won't know how long she's been there and what she
Speaker 4: can provide.
Speaker 3: Now, that is true. That is true.
Speaker 6: Get it off your chest eight hundred five eighty five
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Speaker 3: If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's
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Speaker 1: it off your chest?
Speaker 3: Wait your man or.
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Speaker 11: Hello.
Speaker 3: Who's this?
Speaker 11: This is Jamela new Herd, North Carolina.
Speaker 3: Whatep Jamel, Get it off your chest?
Speaker 6: Hey, I just wanted to call y'all and uh, hey, y'all,
Speaker 6: good morning, Charla mana god DJ interview.
Speaker 7: That's hilarious. What's having it?
Speaker 3: Good morning baby, appreciate you.
Speaker 15: Hey.
Speaker 7: I also want to know I got two questions.
Speaker 4: DJ, I mean charlemagnea god.
Speaker 3: Yes, I need all your books.
Speaker 15: I got shoop Lon.
Speaker 11: I'm reading that right now.
Speaker 9: Okay, I got a new book coming out May twenty
Speaker 9: first called get on Us a die line Why small
Speaker 9: Talk Sucks. You can pre order it now, But as
Speaker 9: soon as I get copies, I'll start giving giving them
Speaker 9: to my people.
Speaker 3: Okay, say last, stay last.
Speaker 7: And I also want to shout out my wife and
Speaker 7: my kids.
Speaker 3: Damn, I thought you was a stud. He did time.
Speaker 7: I thought, Hey, I listened to y'all every morning.
Speaker 6: Okay, my first time, this is my first time call
Speaker 6: it and I got that's crazy.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you. Hey, hey, hey, but hey, but so made?
Speaker 7: Can you send me your booker.
Speaker 3: Fan, I got you gonna, I got I got a
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Speaker 7: I need. I need that black privilege.
Speaker 3: Hold on, don't hang up. Okay, all right, let's say
Speaker 3: let's all right.
Speaker 9: I mean all right, all right.
Speaker 3: Man, ain't sound like a stud. I'm comparing stud at
Speaker 3: the end.
Speaker 4: You know what was the same the same person the time?
Speaker 4: It did sound she did something. I mean, he did
Speaker 4: something well, steady, well.
Speaker 3: He and she could have a white regardless.
Speaker 2: Of I was gonna say your white thinkers. But did
Speaker 2: She never denied, she had never doned so she so
Speaker 2: she probably is.
Speaker 3: It's like, oh, you.
Speaker 4: Got me next.
Speaker 3: For some don't know, they gotta sound no, not all,
Speaker 3: Oh sorry, hello, Brittany, do not sound like you're right?
Speaker 16: You're y'all happening?
Speaker 3: Good morning, good morning, that morning.
Speaker 4: What's that girl.
Speaker 17: That I just think.
Speaker 13: I'm coming to see you?
Speaker 18: Bad?
Speaker 7: Got hemmy?
Speaker 9: No your phone breaking up with But Jeff, you're gonna
Speaker 9: be in Louisville, Kentucky, Louisville.
Speaker 4: When I think she's telling me, I said it wrong.
Speaker 2: It's not Louisville's Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, May third and.
Speaker 3: Fourth, she said.
Speaker 9: As soon as you announced it yesterday, she went and
Speaker 9: got her tickets.
Speaker 4: I love that and I love you baby.
Speaker 9: Comedy Club, Louisville Comedy Club, Louisville Comedy Club.
Speaker 3: All right, get it off your chest.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred and five eight five one oh five one, Now, Jess,
Speaker 6: anybody that wants to pick up tickets to go to
Speaker 6: Louisville to check you out?
Speaker 3: Where can they pick up tickets?
Speaker 9: Louisville Comedy dot com YEP, I'm looking at it right now.
Speaker 3: Louisville Comedy Club.
Speaker 2: Four shows May third and fourth. Yes, so I will
Speaker 2: see all that Friday and Saturday.
Speaker 9: Third PM show May nine, forty five pm show Friday
Speaker 9: and Saturday.
Speaker 4: Yes, main't want to be my manager, just so big.
Speaker 11: Math fast.
Speaker 3: She's just tied knocking you over there, pregnant, not moving?
Speaker 6: Yes more now you're not moving, She's not right. We
Speaker 6: got just with the mess coming up? What we're talking about?
Speaker 4: Yes, somebody try to snatch up ye wife?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: Yes, just snatching on up? Can I I'll let you
Speaker 2: know when we come back. That's what it was trying
Speaker 2: to be.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, we'll.
Speaker 6: Get into that next. It's the Breakfast Club in morning,
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is dj n V, Jess, Hilary and Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to jest with
Speaker 3: the mess.
Speaker 2: News is real, Lions, Jessica, Robin Moore just don't do
Speaker 2: no lines, don't do.
Speaker 3: The world Why jess worldwide mess on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: She's the coaching ship.
Speaker 12: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 12: understand something that nobody could.
Speaker 3: Get you to see.
Speaker 11: The time to set it off.
Speaker 2: All right, So I know I t ZDA, But we
Speaker 2: got two important stories to get to before we get
Speaker 2: the A NBA young boy arrested in Utah.
Speaker 4: Now listen closely to this.
Speaker 2: He was part of a scheme to fraudulently get permethazine
Speaker 2: with coding. He tried to get the prescribed cough medicines
Speaker 2: from multiple pharmacies in Utah. He called the pharmacy for
Speaker 2: a prescription supposedly for a seventy year old woman in
Speaker 2: September that he just made up.
Speaker 4: He just made up this woman.
Speaker 2: First of all, you're not even allowed to be around
Speaker 2: nobody and a seventy four year old woman.
Speaker 4: They said he declaimed.
Speaker 2: They said he claimed to be a physician and used
Speaker 2: an actual valid DEA number and an MPI number and
Speaker 2: other identification for the real physician.
Speaker 4: He's very smart. Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: He got caught because the pharmacist noticed that the phone
Speaker 2: number didn't match the number of the doctor's clinics, so
Speaker 2: they called the doctor directly. The doctor said he did
Speaker 2: not write a description a prescription for a woman by
Speaker 2: that name. So the county approved a search warrant and
Speaker 2: that's when the FBI and the Secret Service and the
Speaker 2: Layton Swat Team searched his home. The alleged offenses are
Speaker 2: a possession of a dangerous weapon by restricted person, pattern
Speaker 2: of unlawful activity, identity fraud, forgery, procuring, attempting to a
Speaker 2: to procure drug sell. You nailed that worduring, and possession
Speaker 2: of controlled substance. He was booked in the Cachet County
Speaker 2: Jail and denied bail.
Speaker 9: You know, the law is the law, But that young
Speaker 9: man clearly has a drug problem. And I don't understand
Speaker 9: how come they didn't have this man getting the help
Speaker 9: while he was on house arrest.
Speaker 3: And now he's gonna get sent to a correctional facility
Speaker 3: for a very very very long time. And in that.
Speaker 9: Correctional facility there's not gonna be no real correcting going on.
Speaker 9: He clearly got a drug problem.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it seems like he's he needs the drug and
Speaker 6: he'll do anything to get the drug. But like you said,
Speaker 6: the problem is is not necessarily the drug, which is
Speaker 6: a problem because he's almost like an addict.
Speaker 9: But the problem is he is an addict. If you're
Speaker 9: doing all of that crib oh, I mean the the guns. Yes,
Speaker 9: that's you're gonna have to deal with that. But I'm
Speaker 9: just talking about the bigger issue to me is the
Speaker 9: fact he's clearly an.
Speaker 2: Addict and he is now a position like what smart?
Speaker 4: He is so smart?
Speaker 2: I'm like, and you go to that point to get drugs, Yes,
Speaker 2: you are an addict.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and if you're gonna do identity fraud, you big.
Speaker 9: He is a young boy, so he pretended to be
Speaker 9: an old lady.
Speaker 6: Yeah, seventy four in September. But but I'm not going
Speaker 6: to say this is good. But he wanted to get
Speaker 6: the drugs from the pharmacy, probably because he least knows
Speaker 6: what's in the drugs to still finding, because he could
Speaker 6: have bought it from the streets.
Speaker 3: Plenty people addicted the prescription drugs. It's still an.
Speaker 2: Addict, yeah, and a lot of that stuff do get
Speaker 2: you out. So he made he didn't make bail, but
Speaker 2: you know who did. Glorilla She was arrested on dui
Speaker 2: artists in Georgia. So officers pulled Overglow at four am
Speaker 2: after she made a U turn at a red light.
Speaker 2: The officers approached her car and they allegedly smell marijuana
Speaker 2: and alcohol.
Speaker 3: No Glow.
Speaker 2: I just say yeah, gloat, She's in there Bubba the
Speaker 2: album right which she admitted the drinking prior to driving,
Speaker 2: but would not say how much that she was drinking,
Speaker 2: and she insisted that she was able to drive. Guerilla
Speaker 2: underwent a full filled sobriety test and did not pass.
Speaker 2: She allegedly refused to met a breathalyzer test.
Speaker 3: She didn't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess they saw, you know, they knew,
Speaker 2: and and bouncing. She probably just was doing her little
Speaker 2: dam But.
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to figure out why did the police
Speaker 3: make that part of the story. Her boob popped out because.
Speaker 2: They said that she didn't know, so they was like,
Speaker 2: it's out there, you drunk, you bob she took that,
Speaker 2: you know, Shane noticed or they was letting her know,
Speaker 2: like it's hanging and and she was taking into custody
Speaker 2: and released on bond shortly after. She was also charged
Speaker 2: with the consumption of alcohol or possession of an open
Speaker 2: alcohol beverage container, so she had to liquor with him,
Speaker 2: but she said she had drunk before she started driving.
Speaker 9: Wa the hell really don't got a cost service like CMG,
Speaker 9: don't have a family Uber account.
Speaker 4: I know they do.
Speaker 2: I know, I know she got drivers, but sometimes she
Speaker 2: probably wanted to go somewhere.
Speaker 4: It was four am.
Speaker 2: She probably just wanted to go somewhere, and she was
Speaker 2: going back home, and was going back home.
Speaker 9: Her friends should have said, no, glow, you be drinking.
Speaker 9: You had to sit down and relax. Yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 9: gonna take your little hot ass out here in these
Speaker 9: streets where you're going that four in the morning drunk driving?
Speaker 2: And I want them to stop catering to the internet.
Speaker 2: So when she got home, she posted like responses to
Speaker 2: all the comments. I guess with a bottle of tailor
Speaker 2: put on her head.
Speaker 9: I don't think they realize the judge sees things like that.
Speaker 9: You still have to go in front of the court.
Speaker 9: And when you're go in front of the court, they're
Speaker 9: gonna pull that picture up and say this is what
Speaker 9: she posted the night of The judge is gonna think
Speaker 9: about things like that. And what if the judges had
Speaker 9: somebody in their family who's been injured or hurt or
Speaker 9: even killed.
Speaker 3: How you be triggering these people? Serious?
Speaker 2: So when I say, after the internet, after the internet, sure,
Speaker 2: just go home and sober up and get some rest.
Speaker 2: All right, Yay, allegedly punched the stranger who grabbed beyond
Speaker 2: the sensory his wife, so the police are investigating. After
Speaker 2: he punched the man late Tuesday night, is now named
Speaker 2: as a suspect and a battery report and the cops
Speaker 2: are looking into claims against him. So a rep for
Speaker 2: him told TMZ, the attacker put his hands under his
Speaker 2: wife's dress, directly on our body, grabbed a spun around,
Speaker 2: twisted a dip the board, her back up, and then
Speaker 2: blue kiss.
Speaker 4: But you learn how to do all that, didn't You
Speaker 4: punched them?
Speaker 3: It didn't happened. That was a Nintendo code. You just
Speaker 3: said no.
Speaker 2: And and and she was battered and sexually assaulted, and
Speaker 2: yay and Bianca left after the altercation after he punched
Speaker 2: the man. They left and the victim didn't need treatment
Speaker 2: or anything. But that's what happened. It sounded like he
Speaker 2: wanted to dance with him.
Speaker 3: First of all, Kanye was did nothing wrong if all
Speaker 3: that happened, Yeah, I all that.
Speaker 9: By the way, even if all that didn't happen, if
Speaker 9: he just touched his wife under the dress, he punched
Speaker 9: somebody in the face, even if it's over the dresser, Yeah,
Speaker 9: he deserved that who still still he did nothing wrong
Speaker 9: in that twist.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, So that is the news for the seven o'clock
Speaker 2: hour and I just killed it.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 9: By the way, it's not too often you're gonna hear
Speaker 9: Kanye West did nothing wrong in a sentence.
Speaker 5: But also is his word versus the other guy's words?
Speaker 9: So yeah, no, it's his word and his wife's word
Speaker 9: versus the other guy word. And if his wife say
Speaker 9: all that happened and Kanye defended up, then I think
Speaker 9: we should believe the wife.
Speaker 2: But what if the guys like I wanted to save
Speaker 2: her because she he has her walking around half naked
Speaker 2: and barefoot, and I just wanted to save her.
Speaker 3: Damn. We'll see, all right, Well, that was just with
Speaker 3: the mess.
Speaker 6: When we come back, we got front page news dubai uh.
Speaker 6: We talk about the weather. We talk about what's going
Speaker 6: on on this earth and it just seems like it's
Speaker 6: just getting worse and worse.
Speaker 3: And God us man explain what's going on with the bibe.
Speaker 3: When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, you're checking out the Breakfast Club?
Speaker 4: Ya yo head. I will pray for you. I will
Speaker 4: wait for you now, I will wait for you.
Speaker 3: I'm be doing the words of these songs.
Speaker 11: No morning.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, we'll have to turn my headphones up when
Speaker 4: you were talking. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: That's all good. We are the breakfast club. Goo morning.
Speaker 6: Let's get in some front page news now. Interest rates
Speaker 6: seem like they're gonna be going higher, which is not
Speaker 6: a great thing, especially for Joe Biden. And the reason
Speaker 6: being is with interest rates high, that means everything will
Speaker 6: go higher. That means if the price if you're looking
Speaker 6: to buy a home is a lot higher, that means
Speaker 6: the price of a lot of your goods will go
Speaker 6: a lot higher, which is not pretty good for Joe
Speaker 6: Bidy right, because most people want to see the interest
Speaker 6: rates go a lot further down so things could be
Speaker 6: a little cheaper so people can move around. And the
Speaker 6: fact that it's going down or going up on his
Speaker 6: watch shows people that maybe they don't want to continue
Speaker 6: to think about, you know, voting for Joe Biden.
Speaker 9: What NB is saying is absolutely true, because people they'll
Speaker 9: forget what you did, they'll forget what you said, but
Speaker 9: they'll never forget how.
Speaker 3: You made them feel.
Speaker 9: So if under a president they feel like they had
Speaker 9: more relief in their pocket which people did, which people
Speaker 9: feel like they did under Trump, you know, because of
Speaker 9: the PvP loans and the stimulus checks.
Speaker 3: Never mind the fact that you know it was COVID
Speaker 3: that caused all of that.
Speaker 9: They don't care about that, but they just know that
Speaker 9: they felt better financially under him.
Speaker 3: And if they feel like.
Speaker 9: They're having financial struggles under President Biden, they're going to
Speaker 9: remember that in November.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, And this is the report of why they're saying
Speaker 6: this is happening.
Speaker 17: So recent data have clearly not given us greater confidence
Speaker 17: and instead indicate that it's likely to take longer than
Speaker 17: expected to achieve that confidence. Right now, given the strength
Speaker 17: of the labor market and progress on inflation so far,
Speaker 17: it's appropriate to allow restrictive policy further time to work
Speaker 17: and let the data and the evolving outlook guide us.
Speaker 9: And this is on top of eggs being too expensive,
Speaker 9: the white and too expensive, everything too damn expensive.
Speaker 3: And now you're putting this on top of that.
Speaker 6: Come on, now, Yeah, So we usually when inflation, when
Speaker 6: things are too expensive, they lower the interest rates that
Speaker 6: help people out and want people to spend a little
Speaker 6: bit more money. Now at the fact that inflation, like
Speaker 6: you said, things are so high, and the interest rates
Speaker 6: are a lot higher, it makes things a lot worse. Now,
Speaker 6: on another we talk about the earth and how we
Speaker 6: are disrespecting the earth with pollution and a lot of
Speaker 6: the dumbish that we're doing as just Americans and.
Speaker 9: Just human beings, not just Americans, humans humans in a why.
Speaker 3: Smart for no reasons are you humans out there?
Speaker 6: So in Dubai, they usually get a little bit of
Speaker 6: rain yearly, but they actually got more rain in one
Speaker 6: day than they get in a whole year.
Speaker 5: And they said, which is everything flooded?
Speaker 6: The airports, uh, people's houses, people's garages, stores and all that.
Speaker 6: And the bad thing about it is since they usually
Speaker 6: don't get that much rain, a lot of people didn't
Speaker 6: have flood insurance.
Speaker 3: There's a new story.
Speaker 19: The scenes in Soak Dubai tonight look apocalyptic. Roads turned
Speaker 19: into rivers, trees barely still standing as a wind said
Speaker 19: three flying the tarmac flooded at Dubai International Airport, the
Speaker 19: second busiest in the world. Imagine being a passenger on
Speaker 19: this plane battling rising waters, seeing this out your window.
Speaker 19: For hours, flights were halted as stranded passengers piled up.
Speaker 19: Tonight do buy airport telling passengers don't show up unless
Speaker 19: you've confirmed your flight still leaving.
Speaker 4: There are hundreds and thousands of other passengers just like
Speaker 4: me in.
Speaker 10: This airport who have been waiting for ten hours, sixteen hours.
Speaker 19: In twenty four hours to buy drenched with more rain
Speaker 19: than the city usually gets in nearly two years, shattering
Speaker 19: records in a desert metropolis known for being hot and dry.
Speaker 9: Oh, climate change is real, yo, And people have been
Speaker 9: trying to tell you that for years. And if you
Speaker 9: haven't taken it serious yet, it's probably too late. And
Speaker 9: you know, it's interesting when stuff like this happens because
Speaker 9: it shows you how God could really just stop everything
Speaker 9: if he or she wanted to, whenever they want to,
Speaker 9: you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Literally, that's why you know I don't fought in my clothes.
Speaker 4: You at the rain.
Speaker 3: It is part of climate change.
Speaker 9: I don't know if y'all know that humans are changing
Speaker 9: Earth's climate and a lot of it has to do
Speaker 9: with like gas emissions.
Speaker 3: So I don't fought in my cl I don't fought
Speaker 3: my close cap.
Speaker 6: Right, and that is front page news. And when we
Speaker 6: come back, Avery spears will be joining us. Airy Spears comedian.
Speaker 6: You've probably seen them with lad TV mad TV uh.
Speaker 6: And he's gonna be at the msg who.
Speaker 3: Theater Saturday, May eighteen. He'll be there. Well, he'll be
Speaker 3: here to talk about that in a second, all right,
Speaker 3: So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Go morning, Yes,
Speaker 3: the Breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 6: Everybody is d J n V Jess Hilariyu, Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 6: We are the Breakfast Club. You got a special guest
Speaker 6: in the building.
Speaker 9: Indeed, Avery Spears, welcome brother, welcome back, welcome back.
Speaker 3: We haven't seen you long a long time, like TV
Speaker 3: all the time, all the time. Yeah, you know.
Speaker 6: They when somebody came in, was like, I don't know,
Speaker 6: Airy Spears, he might be a little upset.
Speaker 3: I was like, that's Airy. That's how he always is.
Speaker 3: He's got some misconception, upset by what. I don't know.
Speaker 6: Maybe they walked in and they said he didn't seems
Speaker 6: as as lovable as as they would seem.
Speaker 3: But I'm like, that's aries. That's how he is. They
Speaker 3: don't you know, he's lovable. To the contrary, I'm very lovable.
Speaker 8: I just keep an ice cube scowl on my face
Speaker 8: because I don't think they can come up and say
Speaker 8: anything to me.
Speaker 3: That's hilarious. You know.
Speaker 8: Let me tell you something, man, I truly believe I've
Speaker 8: always been one of the most misunderstood catching the game
Speaker 8: because I don't walk around, you know, pulling a Magic
Speaker 8: Johnson smiling from temple to temple. So because I got
Speaker 8: a you know, a straight, a kind of certain exterior,
Speaker 8: there's that, and then people see me in interviews and
Speaker 8: based off things I say. Apparently truth is the new hate,
Speaker 8: you know, Opinionated is the new bitter, you know what
Speaker 8: I mean. I'm just honest about you know, how I
Speaker 8: feel about things. I speak it, how I see it,
Speaker 8: how I feel it, and people misconstrue that's hate, which
Speaker 8: is ridiculous because I just come from an era where
Speaker 8: you know, you speak your mind.
Speaker 3: Do you think you've ever been understood?
Speaker 9: Was there a point where you were and then something
Speaker 9: happened and people just started misunderstanding or you think it
Speaker 9: was like that from the beginning.
Speaker 8: I just think it was like that from the beginning,
Speaker 8: you know what I mean, Because and especially now, because
Speaker 8: it is social media age we live in where you
Speaker 8: got to buy everything, Like I said, when you honest,
Speaker 8: that just gets misconstrued and just because I don't necessarily
Speaker 8: go with the grain of the opinion that you like,
Speaker 8: that's viewed as hate.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 8: It's like why I gotta always flow with the traffic,
Speaker 8: you know what I mean. If I don't feel it,
Speaker 8: I don't feel it.
Speaker 3: That makes sense.
Speaker 6: I think that in the fact that you you so
Speaker 6: try to state area in New York and New Jersey
Speaker 6: from from the from the beginning, I think that's that's
Speaker 6: part of it, too, bias. But I admit it. I
Speaker 6: admit it.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying. People go, man, you you're
Speaker 8: in New York. You're on like West Coast rap like
Speaker 8: no rapping thing. If from New York, I've given credit
Speaker 8: where I find credit should be due. You know, I
Speaker 8: love a lot of artists that ain't from New York.
Speaker 8: It ain't many, but I like I swagged man, you know.
Speaker 3: East cause wasn't in beefing no more. Let's be cool
Speaker 3: with it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely absolutely. I'm just saying, you know, I'm stumping
Speaker 8: in my in my in my belief system. Yeah man,
Speaker 8: there's certain certain rhythm and cadence and delivery, you know,
Speaker 8: it is what it is.
Speaker 3: As a comedian. Why do you think.
Speaker 6: And I don't want you to take this the wrong way
Speaker 6: because I've watched you know, I come to your shows
Speaker 6: all the time and a wife. Why don't you think
Speaker 6: you are not a bigger comedian as I think that
Speaker 6: you should.
Speaker 8: Be because my my, my mouth is my biggest strength.
Speaker 8: But it's a it is detriment. No, I don't have
Speaker 8: to do it, No, diddy, I know who I am.
Speaker 8: I don't play the man. I don't get in that.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying. I know the whole cause
Speaker 8: thing to me is ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you something like you might be thinking
Speaker 3: about it. No, listen.
Speaker 8: And when I when I did Glad recently we were
Speaker 8: talking about Denzel and I and I said, hey, listen,
Speaker 8: part of the allure to a Denzel, especially in his
Speaker 8: prime or Brad Pitt is besides the talent, they're attractive.
Speaker 3: They're attractive. There's a sex appeal.
Speaker 8: There's a sexinist m and the comments was, you know,
Speaker 8: it's one thing to kind of say a man is handsome,
Speaker 8: but to use.
Speaker 16: The word sexy Imperial.
Speaker 3: You ain't say sexy, you said sex appeal.
Speaker 8: No, I might have said, yo, I get it. I
Speaker 8: know why women like him. He's a sexy guy. He
Speaker 8: eludes sex appeal.
Speaker 4: That's the same thing.
Speaker 3: That's the same thing.
Speaker 4: Man, you want to say something so bad, I'm thinking.
Speaker 3: About it, like what.
Speaker 9: I don't know if I would say he's sexy, sex
Speaker 9: appeals the same thing, like the same thing.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you recognize what your My eyes ain't lying to me.
Speaker 8: I know what, I know what looks like. I don't
Speaker 8: know what attractively.
Speaker 3: Now. The other day, then jumped out of car and
Speaker 3: he was he's seventy.
Speaker 9: Now seventy. Girls was losing their mind. I'm looking at
Speaker 9: him like, yoah, I hope I look that good at seventy.
Speaker 3: Telling Hunt looks seventy and she's not.
Speaker 4: Damn.
Speaker 3: You know, white folks age like fruit. Don't to go bad.
Speaker 3: It's over.
Speaker 9: They could graduated twenty five years of comedy, man, after
Speaker 9: the long thirty five thirty five years SAT when I
Speaker 9: was fourteen.
Speaker 3: Damn yeah, damn yeah, yeah, Howard things changed?
Speaker 8: Man? I feel like it changes every ten years for comedy.
Speaker 8: You know, I think that it's it's in terms of
Speaker 8: its evolution. I don't know if it's as potent as
Speaker 8: it used to be, because now everybody with these cell
Speaker 8: phones and the platform can get into Studio fifty four.
Speaker 8: Everybody shouldn't be allowed in the studio fifty four. It's
Speaker 8: diluting the product a little bit.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 8: I understand if you know, the fifteen minutes of fame,
Speaker 8: But substance makes long Jeff, Yeah, you know, substance makes
Speaker 8: a career, you know. And I see so many of
Speaker 8: these flashing the pants come along and some of it
Speaker 8: as funny as hell, you know.
Speaker 3: I get caught up in the scroll matrix, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: But at the end of the day, I know the
Speaker 8: difference between the undercard and the main event.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Do you still have the same love when you first started? Absolutely? Absolutely.
Speaker 8: I mean, listen, I get frustrated at times and moments
Speaker 8: where I want to quit, just because the politics of
Speaker 8: it and the bullet of it can start to wear
Speaker 8: on you. But I'm in perspective to do this is
Speaker 8: what this is my passion, this is what I do,
Speaker 8: you know, so got to ride it to the wheels
Speaker 8: fall off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what are the politics for somebody like asp?
Speaker 8: You know, it's funny. I recently did Tony Rock's podcast.
Speaker 8: I told Tony the story where one night Chris and I.
Speaker 8: I never really had a lot of interaction with Chris.
Speaker 8: We went out to dinner one time and at the
Speaker 8: end of the dinner he was just like, hey, man,
Speaker 8: I can give three pieces of advice. Keep writing, stay funny,
Speaker 8: and try not to piss these white folks off. I
Speaker 8: listened to two of the pieces of advice, and like
Speaker 8: I said, my mouth is my biggest how my biggest detriment.
Speaker 8: I say a lot of that I think sometimes turns
Speaker 8: people off. And again, if they don't know me in depth,
Speaker 8: they take it for face value and they think, oh,
Speaker 8: he's this way. But you know, again, if you took
Speaker 8: time to really hang out with me and do some
Speaker 8: self investigation, yeah, there's certain parts that I'm gonna commit to.
Speaker 3: But I'm more than that than what you just see
Speaker 3: in an interview. You know.
Speaker 8: The politics for me has been trying to figure out
Speaker 8: how to navigate through this mind of what you say
Speaker 8: and what you don't say. You know, so you don't
Speaker 8: hold your tongue.
Speaker 6: So do you ever get to a point where it's
Speaker 6: like you're scared of saying things now? Because usually some
Speaker 6: some of the stuff that when we used to go
Speaker 6: to your shows you would say off the wall ish
Speaker 6: it was funny, but now that that awful.
Speaker 3: Well, stand up I'm gonna always be that. I'm not
Speaker 3: changing that.
Speaker 8: But in terms of interviews, not that I'm i't. I
Speaker 8: don't like the word scared, but I'm gonna be more
Speaker 8: strategic and how I say what I want to say,
Speaker 8: because there's a way to say everything, and it's comics,
Speaker 8: you know. That's the brilliance of what we do is
Speaker 8: to put that smell like roses if we choose to
Speaker 8: do that. So I'm probably trying to think a little
Speaker 8: bit more.
Speaker 6: Is that because you don't maybe want to make sure
Speaker 6: that you're not canceled and you're not on, but you
Speaker 6: can't really.
Speaker 9: Cancel you when you got the stage. I don't think
Speaker 9: standom comedians can never be camping.
Speaker 8: Yeah, in terms of stand up, no, but then you
Speaker 8: know film and television where sometimes the bigger, easier money
Speaker 8: is to be made that can be taken away from you.
Speaker 3: But you know, this is why I love Dave Chappelle
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 8: I don't want to jinx it and I don't think
Speaker 8: I am, but I think he's uncancellable, you know, because
Speaker 8: he's such a force to be reckoned with.
Speaker 9: Something you said just not makes a lot of sense though,
Speaker 9: because the older you get as a comedian, do you
Speaker 9: still want to be torn every weekend? Do you want
Speaker 9: that to be the way you make money? Would you
Speaker 9: rather be able to do something easier or like a
Speaker 9: TV show?
Speaker 8: Well, I mean you enjoy it, because if you enjoy it,
Speaker 8: but you know there's levels to this. So if you
Speaker 8: at the level where you know, instead of grinding out
Speaker 8: three nights six seven shows, you do a theater for
Speaker 8: one night and instead of commercial you fly in private, Yeah,
Speaker 8: I don't think that ever gets old, you know. So
Speaker 8: it's trying to figure out a way to lessen the grind,
Speaker 8: you know, Like I just started doing theaters now. For
Speaker 8: the longest, I've always done clubs. But you know, between
Speaker 8: the date at the Garden, I just sold out Toronto.
Speaker 8: I just sold out Boston at the Wilbur So I'm
Speaker 8: you know, I'm slowly trying to get to that point,
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 3: Doing the Hulu theater on the May eighteenth.
Speaker 9: Maybe a lot of people know you from Mad TV,
Speaker 9: and I always wondered because comedians, whenever they get announced
Speaker 9: to be like from.
Speaker 3: Comic view from Death comedy jam and.
Speaker 9: I'm like, does that still mad at when people still
Speaker 9: remember those things?
Speaker 3: Not not?
Speaker 8: If not, if not, if you if your position is
Speaker 8: somelid the five like, I'll go place it in the
Speaker 8: in the in the person will asks me what's your credits?
Speaker 3: Just say Harry Spiz. Yeah. Everybody here knows who I am,
Speaker 3: what the tech ticket, so they need to know, Hey,
Speaker 3: I've done. They know already. I might have been watching
Speaker 3: you on Black TV for the last ten I might
Speaker 3: be twenty five. I don't know, know right right right, right,
Speaker 3: right right. We got more with Comedian airy Spars. When
Speaker 3: we come back. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 6: Good morning, owing everybody at j Envy, Jess, Hilary's Chelam
Speaker 6: and the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: We're still kicking it with Comedian airy Spars.
Speaker 3: Why do you think shows like Mad TV, sketch shows
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 8: Didn't have the long j of like SNL well, you know,
Speaker 8: other than SNL, Man TV was the only sketch show
Speaker 8: to have that kind of longevity. But you know, listen,
Speaker 8: Saturday Night Live is the bully on the block, always
Speaker 8: has been. Maybe if the powers that be had kind
Speaker 8: of supported us more like like even Fox didn't really
Speaker 8: support us, Like we had some of the biggest names
Speaker 8: in music, Wu Tang, Gwen, Stefani, Missi, and our lead
Speaker 8: into the show was the news. So when they would
Speaker 8: finish their segment, they would just go all right, now,
Speaker 8: stay tuned for Man. TV wouldn't announce who's on the
Speaker 8: show during summer Fox's biggest hits. They would never promote
Speaker 8: us teas, no, no tease, no nothing. So we just
Speaker 8: we never really got the support that we deserved. You know,
Speaker 8: we were like the bastard step child to Fox on
Speaker 8: our own network.
Speaker 3: You know, it's.
Speaker 9: Crazy that when you realize this is Hollywood the game
Speaker 9: for me because I'm being here cursing everybody out kurse
Speaker 9: d we.
Speaker 8: No, I mean, listen, it's it's part of what goes
Speaker 8: through the journey. So you know, always said, I don't
Speaker 8: really know how this is gonna end for me. But
Speaker 8: as much as I want to sometimes get discouraged, I'm
Speaker 8: not gonna quit.
Speaker 3: You know, I'll die before I quit, or it may
Speaker 3: kill me. Either way, Man, I'm minute here. It's funny.
Speaker 8: I just put as much as I complain, it's not
Speaker 8: until you step back sometimes and you put in perspective
Speaker 8: where you go, I have reason to complain, but then
Speaker 8: I look back and go my life versus the regular Joe's.
Speaker 3: This is still fantastic. Yeah.
Speaker 8: The kind of money I make in one weekend and
Speaker 8: I don't have a boss. I can sleep in all
Speaker 8: day if I want, don't have to answer to nobody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's better than that?
Speaker 4: And I said that to you, And now we're here,
Speaker 4: so I know.
Speaker 9: You're doing like what did you want? Like before before
Speaker 9: you took a step back to look and appreciate what
Speaker 9: you have?
Speaker 3: What did you want? You know? I think that and
Speaker 3: I and this is one of those moments.
Speaker 8: Well, I'll say I I I hope people don't think
Speaker 8: that I'm being arrogant when I say this, but I
Speaker 8: think based on my skill level, I should be getting
Speaker 8: as just as much or I'll say just as much
Speaker 8: as Kevin Hard or you know.
Speaker 3: Mike Epps.
Speaker 8: But again I will take responsibility for why I'm not,
Speaker 8: because again I I don't I stepped different.
Speaker 3: You know, was it a particular step that you know
Speaker 3: that camn that you stepped on.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean I probably shouldn't said what I said
Speaker 8: about Jordan Peel and even at one point, I remember
Speaker 8: Keavin was on here talking about the beef with me
Speaker 8: and him and Epps and yeah, you know, listen, man,
Speaker 8: when you young and you brash, and you're in New
Speaker 8: Yorker and you're an alpha dog, your ego, you want
Speaker 8: the beach chess, you know, and that's always who I've been.
Speaker 8: So now that I'm forty nine and I'm looking back,
Speaker 8: I'm like, oh, maybe I shouldn't have.
Speaker 3: You did the Cat Williams before Cat Williams.
Speaker 8: Probably yes, yes, But like I said, as long as
Speaker 8: I got air at my lungs and a shot, I
Speaker 8: got a shot.
Speaker 6: Have you ever spoke to those individuals that you know
Speaker 6: you might have went at what.
Speaker 8: You said about Jordan Peel, Well, you know there was
Speaker 8: a segment where Vlad had showed an interview where Russell
Speaker 8: Simmons had described them and basically said, Hollywood didn't pick
Speaker 8: it such and such and such and this is how
Speaker 8: they And I was saying based on my experience with them,
Speaker 8: especially was when they were with Mad, especially Jordan's keek,
Speaker 8: and you could always see what it was.
Speaker 3: Talent wise, but Jordan was so quiet and he didn't
Speaker 3: really bring it like that. So I didn't know that.
Speaker 8: Really his superpower was writing and directing, and I just
Speaker 8: said that, you know, listen, I.
Speaker 3: Said, yes, they are black men, black by pigmentation.
Speaker 8: But you know, just because we got this skin tone
Speaker 8: don't always make you what this skin tone is. And
Speaker 8: they were very white washed, but they just you know,
Speaker 8: the difference between just because you're a black man, ye brother,
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying, They didn't really have a
Speaker 8: lot of brother to them. And then I'm like they
Speaker 8: both married the white women and they carried themselves some way.
Speaker 8: And but listen, that was it. This is an observation
Speaker 8: that happens to exist. And I know a lot of
Speaker 8: people in the comments will go, what defines black?
Speaker 3: Let's not play that game.
Speaker 8: We know what defines Yeah, it's a rhythm, it's a culture,
Speaker 8: it's a feeling, it's a walk, it's a sound.
Speaker 6: But it's a difference between somebody that grew up in
Speaker 6: the hood and somebody grew up in the suburbs.
Speaker 3: They're still black, but they got a different up.
Speaker 8: I say all the time, I'm a Huxtable, ain't a
Speaker 8: good time, you know. I know there's a difference, but
Speaker 8: even the Huxtable, you could tell all the jazz vers
Speaker 8: doing the jazz hands evidence was just as authentic as
Speaker 8: the Huxtables. But we know this out there, and I'm
Speaker 8: gonna I'm gonna say one now. And and you had
Speaker 8: them on your show. I can't stand Larry Elders. I
Speaker 8: can't stand at coon Ass. I can't stand Kansas Owens,
Speaker 8: you know. And I love when Dave Chappelle referred to
Speaker 8: her as a brilliant idiot, because that's just what it is.
Speaker 3: Podcast. Yeah, I know too.
Speaker 8: She's articulate, she's intelligent, but use the wrong way, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean, just just just like you, you're
Speaker 8: intelligently dangerous, so you know. And and I don't here
Speaker 8: what Larry elder says. I've seen enough on him to
Speaker 8: where I go. Please, that's one of the most tap dancing.
Speaker 8: It's ask Kitchens in the game stop it now, you see,
Speaker 8: I'm trying. You pulled me back here trying to watch himself.
Speaker 8: Goddamn it, the natural happened. I've never seen that with
Speaker 8: Kean Peel though. Maybe but probably because they don't discuss politics.
Speaker 8: I don't know, well, I don't think they have to
Speaker 8: discuss politics. But again, and I know to the people
Speaker 8: that will sit here and go, I'm tired of black
Speaker 8: people trying to define blackness. Let's not play this game.
Speaker 8: You know, when you hang around somebody and you talk
Speaker 8: to him and there's a vibe and an energy, you
Speaker 8: know what that is. I'm just simply saying they never
Speaker 8: gave off that energy. And that was my observation. Whether
Speaker 8: one is to agree with it or not, that's neither
Speaker 8: here nor that. You know, it's funny about that people.
Speaker 9: There was a point where people felt like that about
Speaker 9: Dave early, early, early on, and you know what Chappelle's
Speaker 9: when I.
Speaker 8: Heard that, that was only because Dave hadn't like a
Speaker 8: lot of black comedians. Dave's route was more rooted in
Speaker 8: doing stuff that white people saw that black people didn't
Speaker 8: really see. But once Dave did, the Chappelle Show came
Speaker 8: late to the Dave party. Dave was always that but
Speaker 8: black for instance, like Martin shoe Martin, that's that's.
Speaker 3: Biblical in the black Yeah, that shit was biblical, right.
Speaker 8: They didn't have that accessibility to black people the way
Speaker 8: Martin did, but Dave was always one thousand percent. And
Speaker 8: then once Chappelle's show came out, Oh, we'll win it
Speaker 8: now they late to the party, but real comics and really,
Speaker 8: you know, Dave've always been that.
Speaker 2: So yeah, what so Comic View then and now, like,
Speaker 2: how do you feel about it being rebooted?
Speaker 8: And how the same way I felt about Death Jam,
Speaker 8: being like you know that and that was something the explosion.
Speaker 8: And obviously Death Jam came before Comic View. And I
Speaker 8: tell people this all the time. What made death Jam
Speaker 8: so explosive and it was it was inevitable, was because
Speaker 8: prior to Death Jam, Hollywood only allowed one decade, you know,
Speaker 8: Gregory in the sixties, Prior in the seventies, Eddie and
Speaker 8: the A's in black talent had always been out there,
Speaker 8: we just weren't allowed to shine like that. So once
Speaker 8: America got a chance to see a thousand at once,
Speaker 8: it was an explosion. Then follow behind that Comic View.
Speaker 8: But the genie's out the bottle now, so I don't
Speaker 8: know how you captured that what was special then now
Speaker 8: on TV on TV and now you got this thing
Speaker 8: which is a thousand other options, you know, and and
Speaker 8: and you know when you did Depth Jam or Comicview,
Speaker 8: you got on there because you earned your stripes. He
Speaker 8: was talented now everybody with this platform is a comedian
Speaker 8: and I'm just like, damn like this one on on
Speaker 8: Instagram on social media was the cereal on his head
Speaker 8: and the milk and the Walmart.
Speaker 3: Have you seen this?
Speaker 8: And he's like a pep coach, Like he goes in
Speaker 8: the Walmart and opens a whole box of cereal and
Speaker 8: dumps the entire thing of cereal and milk all over
Speaker 8: his body with a mask. Well, he's trying to get
Speaker 8: your attention. But while he does it, he's telling you,
Speaker 8: believe in yourself. What anybody tells you, believe in yourself,
Speaker 8: you can do it. And meanwhile, in the background, you
Speaker 8: got all these people in the store like what is this?
Speaker 8: And in the comments, people are going, yo, man, look
Speaker 8: past the milk and the message, get a message.
Speaker 3: And I'm going, somebody's gotta clean that. It's gotta clean that.
Speaker 3: That's not funny.
Speaker 8: And I said, if you really want to be impactful
Speaker 8: with that same energy and that same practice, do that at.
Speaker 3: A police station.
Speaker 4: Yeah, blease in his house, put the cereal in the milk.
Speaker 16: Do that at the police station, man. And to the
Speaker 16: people are saying, this is good. Not even come to
Speaker 16: your house and do that in your living room. Believe
Speaker 16: in yourself, and you got to clean up cereal and milk.
Speaker 6: All right, we got more with comedian airy spins when
Speaker 6: we come back as the Breakfast Club. Good morning warning everybody,
Speaker 6: it's DJ Envy Jess Hilarious, Cholom and the guy. We
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Speaker 3: Show them.
Speaker 9: Oh, tell you something about the nineties, man, because growing
Speaker 9: up in the nineties, it felt like people were not
Speaker 9: as sensitive as they are now.
Speaker 3: I'm not even talking about like.
Speaker 9: It was a great error, like and it felt like
Speaker 9: artistically people could do things like we talk about men
Speaker 9: on film, right, Like I've seen people give you, you know,
Speaker 9: flack for sketches that you've done, and I'm like, but
Speaker 9: that's how things were back then. You're judging things on
Speaker 9: this era. Back then that was normal, right, So it's like,
Speaker 9: what do you think happened? Even the black men wearing
Speaker 9: dresses and all of that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, again, social media, because everybody's got a voice. Everybody
Speaker 8: believes it. Because they have a voice, they should be heard.
Speaker 8: They're special. And the fact is everybody ain't special. Most
Speaker 8: people are dumb. Most people don't have talent. Most people,
Speaker 8: you know, they should be quiet, you know, and and
Speaker 8: everybody's got a chance now. And because of that, we
Speaker 8: have to protect and respect everybody's feelings and thoughts. So
Speaker 8: it's taken away from the purity of being able to
Speaker 8: just keep what's special special. You know, it's oversaturated, you know,
Speaker 8: it's horrible. Where did that come from?
Speaker 3: Though? Like, where did that pivot? Where did that shift
Speaker 3: happen to?
Speaker 9: Where, like the things that were being done in the
Speaker 9: nineties that were just funny, I guess when did that
Speaker 9: become like a thing where that black man sold out
Speaker 9: if he wore a dressed to get on You know.
Speaker 8: I don't know where This boogeyman theory has always existed
Speaker 8: within the black community about men in dresses when men
Speaker 8: in drag has always been a staple in comedy from
Speaker 8: day one. And my whole thing was listen, man again,
Speaker 8: let's have it in perspective. First of all, that is
Speaker 8: a comedic thing. And when you look at all the
Speaker 8: prominent black men in Hollywood, both comedians and dramatic actors,
Speaker 8: we have far more black men not in dresses than
Speaker 8: we do. And when you look at I could go
Speaker 8: down the list of Denzel, Sam Jackson, Van Raims, Wesley Snipes,
Speaker 8: and it's like, we've played everything from lawyers and judges
Speaker 8: to cops to superheroes, loving fathers, loving husbands, everything under
Speaker 8: the sun. How many of those have been in dresses?
Speaker 8: None of the dramatic actors. I mean, I know Wesley
Speaker 8: did too long food. Other than that, yeah, Denzel, this person,
Speaker 8: they ain't never been in the dress. But even the
Speaker 8: comedians who have, let's not play this game. It's like,
Speaker 8: if you're gonna tell me on one end, it's the mean
Speaker 8: black man. And so we now taking the glory away
Speaker 8: from Jamie Fox, Oscar Winners singer, one of the best
Speaker 8: actors in the game, because y'all loved him when he
Speaker 8: was Wanda you Love Martin and it was biblical Mama Payne,
Speaker 8: the Big Mama series. So do we take the legend
Speaker 8: of Flip Wilson and throw that away when he was
Speaker 8: on a show at a time when black people weren't
Speaker 8: on TV and he gave us a platform where we
Speaker 8: couldn't be seen. Do we take the iconic status away
Speaker 8: from Eddie Murphy? You know, the Clumps, Mama Clump, Rescusetts,
Speaker 8: Richard Bryan, the greatest comedian of all time is the
Speaker 8: as he made and the toy. So come on, man,
Speaker 8: let's let's not do that. And if any of these
Speaker 8: came to your city to perform, you ain't buying tickets.
Speaker 8: You going that's right, So stop it?
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 3: How do you make stand of special special?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 8: I just think it starts with the talent. If the
Speaker 8: talent is special, the rest takes care of itself. So
Speaker 8: I like that great quote by jay Z I forget
Speaker 8: the documentary when he performed at the guard uh back
Speaker 8: to the backstage.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he said, just getting the boofly to thaw
Speaker 3: a crack like guard it.
Speaker 8: So you know, get on stage, do what you do,
Speaker 8: and that's gonna take care of everything else. He gave
Speaker 8: you the talent, so you know, use it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I also say what makes some specials? Not giving them out?
Speaker 2: That just anybody?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: It's like I do like raw comedy.
Speaker 2: I do like styles from like back in the day,
Speaker 2: Like you know, I do like that, but when it
Speaker 2: seems like it's too commercial, like for instance, that last
Speaker 2: piece of that third piece of advice that you said,
Speaker 2: Chris gave me trying not to piss white people. If
Speaker 2: you can actually see that in a lot of black
Speaker 2: specials when they trying and tiptoe around stuff. I don't
Speaker 2: like that because then it doesn't allow you to be creative.
Speaker 2: And then what doesn't piss And it's not even just
Speaker 2: white people, it's all these different you know, communities. Now
Speaker 2: everything is so since everybody's so sensitive, because I really,
Speaker 2: at one point, like I really really wanted like a
Speaker 2: special and I'm not saying I don't now, but it's like, yo,
Speaker 2: you wanted to be special. I wanted to be special,
Speaker 2: and I don't want to water myself down just to
Speaker 2: get that.
Speaker 8: Well, I think number one, I think part of what
Speaker 8: makes a special too is you ain't got to pump
Speaker 8: out five specials in a month.
Speaker 3: You know, there's so many of these dudes on Netflix
Speaker 3: who got like then we just had one, they got
Speaker 3: another one.
Speaker 8: And I'm like Jada cooking the bird up. Slow cook it,
Speaker 8: slow man. And again this is the genius of Dave. Though,
Speaker 8: of all the specials he put out, the only one
Speaker 8: I really didn't like a lot was the one in
Speaker 8: the Belly Room. But all these other ones, but he
Speaker 8: did it at the comedy store, but it was just
Speaker 8: him in the belly room. But all the other ones
Speaker 8: were potent. But there's so many of these dudes who
Speaker 8: might not be as potent. But because the opportunity is there,
Speaker 8: where the money is there, they want to put these specials,
Speaker 8: you know, And I'm just like I would rather I
Speaker 8: would say, you know, put out fewer and make sure
Speaker 8: that the ones you put out of fire.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, but I think they follow with Dave, because
Speaker 3: Dave puts out a couple specials. But Dave, like you said,
Speaker 3: it's funny, but Dave's.
Speaker 8: Dave, and I ain't a whole lot of mothers. Can
Speaker 8: can you know? Rock like that? You know, if he
Speaker 8: was still alive, I said, the only comic who could
Speaker 8: rival Dave is Patrese.
Speaker 9: So if Patrice hadn't passed or I'm mad I missed
Speaker 9: Patricia on the air, I mean I ran into him.
Speaker 9: I didn't see him on stage like I knew him
Speaker 9: from like he used to be on that Vage one
Speaker 9: show all the time, and like I.
Speaker 3: Would hear him. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know you
Speaker 3: saw a specialist though right in the room.
Speaker 8: I never saw that in the room, not in full,
Speaker 8: not in full, Oh God, Elephant in the room, his album,
Speaker 8: Mister p even his half hour Comedy Central special that
Speaker 8: Mother was a monster, and he liked, Dave, you're gonna say,
Speaker 8: You're gonna say you're not diluting this comedy cocaine, it's pure.
Speaker 3: You haven't done a special since what twenty sixteen? Uh?
Speaker 3: Netflix won for me? Is there a reason? Have they
Speaker 3: told you a reason?
Speaker 20: Just?
Speaker 3: You know again?
Speaker 8: You know, one thing about Hollywood is uh. And this
Speaker 8: is why I say, you know, no one does self investigation.
Speaker 8: It's very high school, you know clicks. You know, the
Speaker 8: gods sit with the gods, the preps, preps, jock jocks,
Speaker 8: and people don't take the time to go, hey, man, listen,
Speaker 8: I know what I heard, you know, perception. But let
Speaker 8: me holler at you, let me let me feel you
Speaker 8: out myself, and then they can go listen. I don't
Speaker 8: know what experiences those people had, but the vibe I'm
Speaker 8: getting you you're cool mother.
Speaker 3: No one does that and they go off of what
Speaker 3: they hear. You know, we had draw call Michael and
Speaker 3: he said he feels like comedy is a dying art form.
Speaker 8: You agree, well, I know his stance on Dave Chappelle
Speaker 8: didn't help it when he came out with that span
Speaker 8: and I listened comediically, if Dave was a musician, based
Speaker 8: on his style, his pace, his awareness, he's Miles Davis
Speaker 8: and always said you raw a Carmichael. He has a
Speaker 8: lot of that same rhythm. He's the loneliest monk. So
Speaker 8: I have a lot of respect for Carmichael. But when
Speaker 8: when when after he came out and then he trash
Speaker 8: Dave kind of for the for the transgender special, I
Speaker 8: was like, dude, you you're violating one of the biggest
Speaker 8: codes in comedy. You're putting your personal over the art.
Speaker 8: You know, this badge that we wear called comedy and
Speaker 8: this oath we've taken that comes before anything, and so
Speaker 8: you let your personal agenda and feelings.
Speaker 3: Come in front of the cold. You don't do that. Nah,
Speaker 3: he was wrong for that, now, you know. Lastly, I
Speaker 3: know that there was you was in the news about
Speaker 3: a couple of years ago.
Speaker 6: I felt like somebody was taking the old footage of
Speaker 6: you and taking it out of hand.
Speaker 3: Maybe not maybe with you and Tiffany had it. So
Speaker 3: what happened with that?
Speaker 8: If I can't get into that, you know what I'm
Speaker 8: saying I would love to because it's bothering me not
Speaker 8: to because on several lad appearances, you know, without fail,
Speaker 8: when you go to the comments, there's the comments man
Speaker 8: talking about everything but that, and I ain't never ran
Speaker 8: from nothing, you know what I mean. So I want
Speaker 8: to address it, but my lawyer is like, until this
Speaker 8: thing is finally put the bed, I just can't touch it.
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Speaker 2: Okay, So Jez backtracks for custody requests of his daughter
Speaker 2: so earlier this month. Initially, he requested primary custody of
Speaker 2: his daughter because of Jeanie's busy schedule.
Speaker 4: However, he's changed his mind.
Speaker 2: Genie is now no gz is now seeking to split
Speaker 2: custody of their daughter Monaco with Genie. In the new motion,
Speaker 2: he said he's hardly seen his daughter since entering an
Speaker 2: informal custody agreement with Genie last year. He said that uh,
Speaker 2: He said that since Jeannie and Monica moved out of
Speaker 2: the home after divorce, well it's not final. But after
Speaker 2: all of that, he often don't know where his daughter is,
Speaker 2: which breaks their custody agreement. But I honestly feel like
Speaker 2: if she moved out, like if we just want to
Speaker 2: look a little closer, just to be honest, like like
Speaker 2: that can be taken so many ways because he if the.
Speaker 3: Daughter is with her, he's not required.
Speaker 4: Every single place, that is, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: But I noticed stuff is designed, you know, when you
Speaker 2: are fighting for custody and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: He did add that he is blocked.
Speaker 2: From Jo's phone, so we can't know from a phone,
Speaker 2: so we can't even FaceTime his daughter. And he added
Speaker 2: that she is keeping their daughter from him because he
Speaker 2: owns a gun. Documents say that Genie's rash decision to
Speaker 2: vacate the marital residents and essentially take the minor shout
Speaker 2: away from her father was clearly not in the miners
Speaker 2: the miners are best interest. But so allegedly, you know,
Speaker 2: she's in her you know, I'm saying these in my words,
Speaker 2: civil words. She she's in her feelings. But also she still,
Speaker 2: I guess, has the right to fill away because he does.
Speaker 4: Own a gun.
Speaker 11: And you know.
Speaker 9: That's something she's amusing now because you know they're not
Speaker 9: together anymore. She was in that house probably with the
Speaker 9: guns as well.
Speaker 3: And safe. He's a Southern man. Why wouldn't you have
Speaker 3: guns in his house? Wait all day, baby, all day.
Speaker 3: But divorce is a message, okay, so that's all it is.
Speaker 3: This is just mess.
Speaker 6: But the only person that wins in divorces like this.
Speaker 6: So the attorneys, the lawyers that are getting paid and
Speaker 6: keep billeting and keep billeting. The sad part about it,
Speaker 6: there's all that money that they're spending on lawyers on
Speaker 6: both sides can go to that baby, can make sure
Speaker 6: that baby is straight off. You know, that's just money
Speaker 6: that does need to be spent because on doing is
Speaker 6: going back and forth, back and forth, and these things
Speaker 6: could take years.
Speaker 2: They could and a lot of money, like you said,
Speaker 2: But you know, I just start to notice about Genie
Speaker 2: and jeez, what they're starting to look so much alike.
Speaker 3: You said that because you saw, you said you saw
Speaker 3: last night.
Speaker 4: I certainly did. I did, and I and you know,
Speaker 4: he give a little Asian, just a little bit like
Speaker 4: I don't know what you say.
Speaker 2: Because he got the chinky eyes, he got the tight skin,
Speaker 2: and he you know, it's like get it, I swear.
Speaker 2: And then when you have a child that looked like
Speaker 2: both of y'all equally. That child makes y'all look alike too.
Speaker 2: That's so crazy anyway, I don't know I'm gonna get
Speaker 2: to the bottom of that, because what if they really
Speaker 2: not matters?
Speaker 9: Well, maybe they just spend so much time together. You know,
Speaker 9: they said, when couples men a lot of time together,
Speaker 9: they start to look like, I don't.
Speaker 5: You're not gonna tell me Geez looks like an Asian woman, now,
Speaker 5: I we're not.
Speaker 3: Gonna do.
Speaker 2: All right, Well Genie looked like a black man, then
Speaker 2: that's what you say. Don't try to say I say
Speaker 2: an Asian woman. Anyway, Whendy Williams already demands that her
Speaker 2: husband ex I mean that ex husband, Kevin Hunter, returns
Speaker 2: one hundred and twelve thousand dollars overpaid divorced settlement. So
Speaker 2: Kevin was positioned in the course that he hadn't received
Speaker 2: Severn's payments since twenty twenty one. However, Sabrina, who is
Speaker 2: the Guardian, said that Wendy's income had dropped significantly when
Speaker 2: she stopped doing the Wendy Williams Show, so therefore the
Speaker 2: same payments should not be old sam. However, Hunter was
Speaker 2: paid through January of twenty twenty two, so they stopped
Speaker 2: in like October twenty one, so twenty twenty one, so
Speaker 2: that was three months that he got paid for that
Speaker 2: that slip past the Guardian since Kevin was not supposed
Speaker 2: to be paid for those three months, they're now demanding
Speaker 2: the money back.
Speaker 3: And that was in no day. That's the Guardian probably
Speaker 3: who is the Sabrina person? Why they don't talk to her?
Speaker 4: I know Sabrina, you know so, yeah she is, you
Speaker 4: know that.
Speaker 2: But the three payments of thirty seven thy five hundred
Speaker 2: adds up to the one hundred and twelve thousand, so.
Speaker 4: And they try to get that money back.
Speaker 5: Did not get that money?
Speaker 3: He's not.
Speaker 2: It's already spent every time about yo, where my other
Speaker 2: money at because I'm broke.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it's not. They're not getting a bed and
Speaker 4: greater news. This is congratulations news.
Speaker 2: Ashanti announces that she's pregnant and engaged to Nellie Beautiful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, love to see it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was like she let us slip out though,
Speaker 2: like she was announcing the baby, but she let the
Speaker 2: engagement part slip out, which was so cute because she
Speaker 2: told essence, motherhood is something that I've looked forward to
Speaker 2: and sharing this with my family, fiance and loyal fans
Speaker 2: who have been so supportive of my career. It's an
Speaker 2: amazing experience. So this will be Ashanti's first child and
Speaker 2: Nelly's fifth child.
Speaker 9: We wish a shanty nothing but a successful delivery of
Speaker 9: that baby.
Speaker 4: And she was a thing on stage just as pregnant
Speaker 4: as she want to be.
Speaker 9: I hope Nelly and a Shanta get married. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 9: I hope they have more kids if.
Speaker 3: They want them.
Speaker 9: Beautiful couple they are yesterday, and Ashanti has inspired a
Speaker 9: lot of people people right now, a lot of people
Speaker 9: are thinking about getting back with that ex.
Speaker 3: Boo and you know, having the happily ever after, you
Speaker 3: know ending.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's gonna work for y'all, but
Speaker 3: it works for Nelly and Ashanti.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm gonna say I think people should just stop
Speaker 2: looking at other.
Speaker 4: People as goals.
Speaker 9: Yeah, because we don't know these things, right, What God
Speaker 9: has for you, What God has for you? What God
Speaker 9: had for Nelli and Ashanti? Will God have Elli and Ashanti?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 3: That's that's not might might not be in your cause, okay,
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 2: And in other news, Charlemagne needs more headphones, new ones.
Speaker 2: I cannot take my performance serious. Why because just looking
Speaker 2: at you, looking at dumb like that, like I hate that,
Speaker 2: and you are very handsome.
Speaker 3: Man. I've been looking dumb since you know me. But no,
Speaker 3: you don't be.
Speaker 4: Looking at dumb.
Speaker 2: Now we've got the fresh air cut and you shine
Speaker 2: that low head up. What I was thinking about other day,
Speaker 2: you're the first time to come out in the weather
Speaker 2: is popping, right.
Speaker 4: I was like, what if Seldo may on a convertible, right, and.
Speaker 2: I know that I hear it be sizzling because the
Speaker 2: sign yo, the sign can yo, and his hey be
Speaker 2: having so.
Speaker 4: Much grease on that head.
Speaker 9: I can't wait till you have that, baby, you can
Speaker 9: start smoking weed again. You think when you do too
Speaker 9: much thinking, that's what I thought you'd be happy. Yeah,
Speaker 9: I wonder if it got a convertible and he converted.
Speaker 4: I'm glad.
Speaker 3: I'm glad I did just get some new headphones. Loss
Speaker 3: brought me some new headphones.
Speaker 4: He did, Okay, well, good because I can't deal with that.
Speaker 4: It's hanging.
Speaker 3: But I gotta.
Speaker 9: I gotta do the rest of the show and these
Speaker 9: I'm gonna do the rest of the week in needs.
Speaker 9: I'll switch to the new headphones next week.
Speaker 4: You want to struggle so bad?
Speaker 3: That's right, right, that is you gotta feels Yeah.
Speaker 4: That's just for the best of the second hours.
Speaker 3: Now, Charlamage, who are giving that donkey two man for
Speaker 3: after the hour?
Speaker 9: We need John Tey Porter to come to the front
Speaker 9: of the congregation. This is such a teachable moment. This
Speaker 9: man has been banned from the NBA for life. We'll
Speaker 9: tell you why when we come back. We'll discuss all.
Speaker 5: Right, and then after that we do just fix my mess.
Speaker 6: So if you're having relationship problems and issues and you
Speaker 6: need to talk to just whatever your question may be,
Speaker 6: get on the phone line right now.
Speaker 5: Eight hundred and five eight five one, five to one.
Speaker 5: Donkey to Day's up next.
Speaker 3: The breakfast club. Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 3: Donkey up today?
Speaker 5: Maybe damn he hogged.
Speaker 3: It's time for donkey k I mean trying to beat
Speaker 3: donkey today no more. They should be embarrassed by what
Speaker 3: they already did. I'm not making these people do these things.
Speaker 4: Called donkey of the day, And it really caught me
Speaker 4: off guard. Damn Charla Man who got the donkey of
Speaker 4: the day today.
Speaker 9: Boom, Well, Jeff Larry's donkey today for Thursday, April eighteenth
Speaker 9: goes to former NBA player at Johns A.
Speaker 3: Porter.
Speaker 9: The reason I say former is because yesterday we found
Speaker 9: out that he got banned from the NBA for life
Speaker 9: after an investigation reveals he violated lead gambling rules. Let's
Speaker 9: go to ESPN for the report.
Speaker 3: Please.
Speaker 10: The NBA has leveled a lifetime ban on the Toronto
Speaker 10: Raptors Johnte Porter for his involvement in gambling. The league's
Speaker 10: investigation found everything from limiting his own participate patient in games,
Speaker 10: sharing confidential information with known betters, and betting on as
Speaker 10: many as thirteen NBA games himself, including betting the Toronto
Speaker 10: Raptors to lose. And I think even more damning for
Speaker 10: the NBA is that this remains an open investigation.
Speaker 3: The league has turned over their.
Speaker 10: Fightings their findings to federal authorities. This may not be
Speaker 10: the end of this pro but Johntay Porter leveled with
Speaker 10: a lifetime ban from Commissioner Adam Silver today.
Speaker 9: Now let me put this in perspective. Paint the picture.
Speaker 9: Johontay Porter is twenty four years old. He wasn't a
Speaker 9: star in Toronto. It probably would have never been a star,
Speaker 9: but according to the Toronto Raptors, they had high hopes
Speaker 9: for him and felt that eventually he would have developed
Speaker 9: into a solid backup center for Toronto. The Raptors said,
Speaker 9: if he would have stayed healthy, he would have probably
Speaker 9: been back with the organization. They said he provided some
Speaker 9: defensive mobility with an adequate passer for a backup big man,
Speaker 9: and had some flaw spacing ability. The Raptors said it's
Speaker 9: entirely possible he could have landed a minimum contract worth
Speaker 9: for about two point one million dollars.
Speaker 3: Now the NBA.
Speaker 9: Right, let's talk about the NBA for a second. It's
Speaker 9: such an exclusive club. Do you know how many things
Speaker 9: in your life have to go right for you in
Speaker 9: order to make it to the NBA. Number one genetics, Okay,
Speaker 9: you have to hit the lottery in the genetic gene
Speaker 9: pool in order for the NBA to be a possibility.
Speaker 3: Jon Tay Porter is six foot ten.
Speaker 9: I did some research, and by research I mean google
Speaker 9: five eight is the worldwide average among men in regard
Speaker 9: to the height. Six ten is so rare that it's
Speaker 9: literally one in a million, one in a million people
Speaker 9: are six foot ten. And if you six ten and
Speaker 9: never played any type of basketball, then your nickname should
Speaker 9: be top shelf, okay, because that's all you're good for,
Speaker 9: getting stuff off the top shelf. Your height is one
Speaker 9: in a million, so God gave you a physical gift
Speaker 9: that you really can't do much with other then play basketball.
Speaker 9: If you six ten and never played basketball, you just
Speaker 9: a twizzler okay, long for no damn reason, and you
Speaker 9: look pretty.
Speaker 3: Stupid doing anything else.
Speaker 9: When you six foot ten, okay, coconut long boy, and
Speaker 9: people see you anywhere else other than a basketball court,
Speaker 9: they just assume something went wrong. Okay, you're just too
Speaker 9: tall to do anything. You're too tall to be a mechanic.
Speaker 9: You're too tall to be a software developer. You wouldn't
Speaker 9: be able to sleep well on a flight, okay if
Speaker 9: your pilot was six foot ten. Can you imagine if
Speaker 9: you saw a six foot ten pilot, all right, daddy,
Speaker 9: long legs would drive you crazy, okay, thinking about what
Speaker 9: is he doing with his legs in that cockpit. I'm
Speaker 9: just trying to explain to you how rare being six
Speaker 9: foot ten is. Okay, one in a million. And then
Speaker 9: just to make it to the NBA. There is only
Speaker 9: five hundred and sixty players in the NBA. Think about
Speaker 9: how few that is, Okay, think about how rare it
Speaker 9: is to make.
Speaker 3: It to the league. Five hundred and sixty players.
Speaker 9: Only one point two percent of college players make it
Speaker 9: from college to the NBA. So usually the path is
Speaker 9: college to the NBA. And look how difficult that is.
Speaker 9: Johntay Porter's path was even more difficult. Difficult, okay. He
Speaker 9: did one season at Missouri, was named to the twenty
Speaker 9: eighteen SEC All Freshman Team, one SEC six Man of
Speaker 9: the Year, tore both his ACL and MCL in the
Speaker 9: scrimmage game, missed his sophomore season while rehabbing the injury.
Speaker 9: Still decided to enter his name into the twenty nineteen
Speaker 9: NBA draft and God blessed him with an opportunity to,
Speaker 9: you know, get signed by the Grizzlies. He went undrafted,
Speaker 9: but he got signed by the Grizzlies in twenty twenty,
Speaker 9: but he didn't play while rehabbing from the ACL. The
Speaker 9: Grizzlies re signed him to a multi year contract. He
Speaker 9: ended up getting a waived, then spend time in the
Speaker 9: G League, then signed a two way deal with the Raptors.
Speaker 9: You know, when he played for the Grizzlies, he made
Speaker 9: two point three million dollars over three seasons. Do you
Speaker 9: hear how difficult it was for him to make it
Speaker 9: to the NBA And he's not even the first in
Speaker 9: his family to do it.
Speaker 3: That's how you know it's kind of destiny, right.
Speaker 9: His brother Michael Porter, junior NBA World champion for the
Speaker 9: Denver Nuggets averages sixteen and seven this year, got a
Speaker 9: five year, one hundred and seventy nine million dollar contract.
Speaker 9: So Jonte has a blueprint for this, Okay, there is
Speaker 9: a role model for him and all of this. All
Speaker 9: he had to do is continue to do what he's
Speaker 9: been doing, which is work. You've been working hard your
Speaker 9: whole entire life, working hard to get to a certain point,
Speaker 9: only to blow a potential multi million dollar opportunity for
Speaker 9: ten dollars an hour.
Speaker 3: But that's all he got.
Speaker 9: He got twenty one thousand dollars was the payout right
Speaker 9: from the gambling, So twenty one thousand dollars a year,
Speaker 9: that's about ten dollars an hour. Johntay, if you was
Speaker 9: old on your last legs in the league, you done
Speaker 9: played about thirteen fourteen seasons. I would be like whatever,
Speaker 9: I might even understand. But you twenty four in a
Speaker 9: league where you don't even have to do much to
Speaker 9: get paid nowadays except be tall, and now you're about
Speaker 9: to be in this world tall for no damn reason,
Speaker 9: just out here looking like you're ready to kidnap clouds
Speaker 9: because you got banned from the NBA for life.
Speaker 3: Now, salute the Bonzi Wells and Rashid Wallace.
Speaker 9: They were talking about this situation on the Rashid and
Speaker 9: Tyler Show and they absolutely gave John Tay the credit
Speaker 9: he deserves for being stupid.
Speaker 3: So let's hear it in the words of Charlemagne to God,
Speaker 3: he got donkey. He's a donkey. That m m M.
Speaker 9: Life is about choices, y'all. Okay, Destiny is not a
Speaker 9: matter of chance. It's a matter of choice. I tell
Speaker 9: you all this all the time. One poor choice can
Speaker 9: ruin everything. And he made a poor choice.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, thank you for that donkey today, well deserved. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 6: all right, now when we come back, just fix my mess.
Speaker 6: If you need relation, if you have a relationship problems,
Speaker 6: you need some advice.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred five five fast sound when she talked to y'all.
Speaker 3: Noticed it last breaking.
Speaker 4: Sound like that?
Speaker 5: Yes, my goodness, just something that breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: That's about me. For relationship problems, that's about me. If
Speaker 2: you need to beat your coworker's ass, about me. If
Speaker 2: your coworker needs to beat your ass, call it up
Speaker 2: to Jess, and I'm here to fix your mask.
Speaker 3: Fix your mask.
Speaker 4: He's giving very much mess. He let me fix that.
Speaker 6: Wanting everybody your DJ Envy, Jess, Hilary, Charlamagne, the God,
Speaker 6: we are the breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Let's get to Jes fix my mess. Hello, who's this?
Speaker 14: Hi?
Speaker 21: Am Naya?
Speaker 13: Just my question is I got to give you a
Speaker 13: little background. I've been in a relationship for about a
Speaker 13: year and do that year. It's been good, but I've
Speaker 13: been having some baby mama drama with one of his
Speaker 13: baby mothers. I've stayed in a relationship and dealt with
Speaker 13: it because she lived in Georgia, states away. But now
Speaker 13: she's moving to Jersey and I really feel like.
Speaker 4: It's a problem.
Speaker 13: Should I be worried about this or not?
Speaker 4: What are the problems that you had from her?
Speaker 13: She still wants him?
Speaker 4: Oh, she still wants He's aware of that. He knows
Speaker 4: that obviously. Yep. Has he showed you in any way
Speaker 4: that he wants her still? Or like, how does that?
Speaker 4: How's that?
Speaker 13: So she plays the whole baby game. She punishes him
Speaker 13: with the baby, so he's clean, he plays along because
Speaker 13: of her baby.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: See, I don't really appreciate that type of behavior from
Speaker 2: the father because just like women are quick to take
Speaker 2: a man to court, a man can take a woman
Speaker 2: to court as well.
Speaker 4: And courts don't play.
Speaker 2: Games, you know what I mean. So I don't understand.
Speaker 2: Have you ever bought that uptown? Like why don't you
Speaker 2: just go through the courts?
Speaker 13: So I definitely have, but I ignored it because I'm like,
Speaker 13: she's away.
Speaker 2: I understand, but now you're here. Now she's moving to Jersey.
Speaker 2: She already moved to Jersey, Yeah she did.
Speaker 13: She just randomly popped up.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, So I feel like he knew that. I
Speaker 2: feel like I feel like he knew. It wasn't random,
Speaker 2: he knew she was coming.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I think the baby game can only be played if
Speaker 2: you if the if the guy is still slightly entertaining
Speaker 2: what's going on? You know, what I'm saying, like or
Speaker 2: because if he didn't want anything to do with her
Speaker 2: but love his child and don't want anything to mess
Speaker 2: up the relationship with his child, he will go through
Speaker 2: the courts like you you can't you, you can't do that.
Speaker 2: He has to slightly enjoy this, this attention that he
Speaker 2: get from her. Like I'm not saying he wants to
Speaker 2: be with her, but he liked. I mean, it's not
Speaker 2: bothering him. It's bothering you more than it's bothering him.
Speaker 2: That's a problem. So I feel like if that don't change,
Speaker 2: it's only been a year and it could be five
Speaker 2: more of that, right, and you love him, don't you?
Speaker 4: Like real big?
Speaker 3: I do?
Speaker 14: I do?
Speaker 11: I know?
Speaker 2: But yeah, that if that don't change, bab, she already
Speaker 2: had shame moving back, and he ain't trying to make
Speaker 2: her either, and like I said, it ain't taking legal actions.
Speaker 4: So I feel like you know what to do if
Speaker 4: if it don't change?
Speaker 13: Right, Okay, that was my question.
Speaker 4: I just need I got you.
Speaker 6: I know that's the right girl. All right, check in
Speaker 6: with me, let me know, all right, luck, Mama, all right,
Speaker 6: call her up right now?
Speaker 3: Just fix my mess. Eight hundred five eight five.
Speaker 6: If you need relationship prop if you haven't relationship problems
Speaker 6: and you need some help, Jess is here to help you.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: Good morning, It's real.
Speaker 3: Tell you help me.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I'm all up in your mess.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna fix it, mix it, fix it, fix it,
Speaker 2: just gonna fix your mess because my advice is real.
Speaker 6: Morning everybody, It's j n V Jess, Hilarious, Charlamagne the
Speaker 6: gud We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: We're in the middle of just fix my mess. And
Speaker 3: who do we have on the line?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 3: Who's this? Hey?
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 3: Yep?
Speaker 11: This is Joe.
Speaker 7: Hey, what's that meant?
Speaker 8: No question?
Speaker 7: So this is my question. So it's to leave a
Speaker 7: marriage if you got married for the wrong reason and
Speaker 7: you've had enough of the marriage. Example, I've been married
Speaker 7: for three years twenty eighteen. I was shot multiple times.
Speaker 7: I survived.
Speaker 3: I wanted to air.
Speaker 7: I wanted to see in order for me to have
Speaker 7: that seed. You know, my wife told me, well my
Speaker 7: life now, she told me she wasn't, you know, having
Speaker 7: no kids without being married. So that's what I did.
Speaker 7: I married her, I had my daughter. Now I have
Speaker 7: my daughter I'm kind of done with the marriage now,
Speaker 7: isn't it okay?
Speaker 3: N What the hell?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 2: I love your honesty first of all, but it was
Speaker 2: built on a lie kind of so you kind of
Speaker 2: you married her just for a baby, like you know,
Speaker 2: it was plenty of women out there that would give
Speaker 2: you a baby without marriage, right and if you really
Speaker 2: wasn't in it for her, you know, because she seems
Speaker 2: like she entered the marriage for the right reason. She
Speaker 2: wanted a husband and she wanted a family, or she
Speaker 2: would have never made you marry. She would have never,
Speaker 2: you know, said I'm only having a baby when I'm married.
Speaker 2: This sounds like a woman who had her mind made
Speaker 2: up about family. You just wanted a kid. It's so
Speaker 2: many women who have kids without requiring marriage ever, like
Speaker 2: that was unfairly. I do think that you need to
Speaker 2: leave the marriage and give her her life back. You
Speaker 2: can't undo what you did because that's the whole life
Speaker 2: that y'all created. But holding her basically hostage in the
Speaker 2: marriage or leading her on, does she know what you
Speaker 2: feel like this?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Dan, another issue, that's another issue. I'm trying to leave,
Speaker 7: but I can't like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you're gonna have to pay for that, buddy,
Speaker 2: I don't know what you Yeah you that. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: your karma because you because it and it came back
Speaker 2: to bite you, right, your is because yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: I wouldn't I wouldn't want to be with you if
Speaker 2: you told me that, like, because that as honest as
Speaker 2: it is, I can respect it. But I wouldn't even
Speaker 2: want to be with you if you told me that, like, nah,
Speaker 2: I'm good then you know, and I would just end
Speaker 2: up being figuring out how to co parent. But to
Speaker 2: answer your question, yeah, it's I think it is okay
Speaker 2: to leave a marriage if you if you got into
Speaker 2: it for the wrong reasons.
Speaker 4: I just don't like the way you did it. That
Speaker 4: was messed up. But this is your kar myself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, all right, no problem.
Speaker 6: All right, dangn just fix my mess. Eight hundred five
Speaker 6: eight five one o five one. Now when we come back,
Speaker 6: we got just with the mess. Celebrity news. What are
Speaker 6: we talking about?
Speaker 4: A bunch of throwaways stories? Basically?
Speaker 2: You know, I say throwaway when it's like stuff that
Speaker 2: shouldn't be news, But I still got to do them
Speaker 2: because the ain't nothing else going on.
Speaker 9: When she tied and the baby, start the pressure. Put
Speaker 9: that pressure on her top part of her stomach. That's
Speaker 9: when she do that too, don't we.
Speaker 2: Try and clean it up when it ain't supposed to
Speaker 2: be stuff reported? But I gotta report something because I
Speaker 2: gotta do it three times a day.
Speaker 5: All right, Well, we'll get to that next. It's the
Speaker 5: breakfast club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the breakfast club. It's already raining outside. Man,
Speaker 3: just look, said this is a song. You look outside
Speaker 3: when this song playing and it's raining, it's appropriate.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, Well, you'd be talking about snooze all the time,
Speaker 2: and then now we give you another banger, and now
Speaker 2: you're talking.
Speaker 3: About you heard what I pulled double listening to this morning?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 3: What what was it? Larn you about? God is good?
Speaker 3: I dare you to say something negative? I'm not, I'm
Speaker 3: not all right. Well, let's get to jest with the
Speaker 3: mess with the breakfasts. Just robbing Moore. Just don't do
Speaker 3: no lines, don't do.
Speaker 5: Nobody.
Speaker 3: Why why on the breakfast club. She's a coaching ship.
Speaker 12: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 12: understand something that nobody.
Speaker 3: Could get you to see this time to set it off.
Speaker 2: Adrian Brauner swiftly rejected after shooting the shot at Coiler
Speaker 2: Ray during I G Live.
Speaker 4: I'm glad that somebody rejected his ass. I can't stand
Speaker 4: the weed and talk.
Speaker 3: The women's you said, he talked to you crazy one time, right, he.
Speaker 4: Was a clown.
Speaker 2: Like when it came out that I was pregnant, he
Speaker 2: was like, congratulations, match. I'm like, unless you're from Baltimore, nigga,
Speaker 2: do not play with me like that.
Speaker 3: Where did they be from? I forgot, I don't know.
Speaker 4: It don't matter, it really don't matter. But he's a clown.
Speaker 3: I'm the congratulation.
Speaker 4: So he's black flas so crazy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but only people from Baltimore can talk to me
Speaker 6: like that, Like that's how it is, like you're not
Speaker 6: from there.
Speaker 3: I never heard Baltimore say they say dummy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we say dummy, but we say like little bet,
Speaker 2: we say that okay a lot. But yeah, he said,
Speaker 2: I can't say that on the radio now, a little bet.
Speaker 2: I don't know you was looking like it was too harsh.
Speaker 3: No, I'm just listening to you off from Baltimore.
Speaker 2: Haw whatever anyway, oh lord. Podcast podcast alert listen up.
Speaker 2: Charla Mane Memphis Bleak announced his podcast series Rock solid
Speaker 2: well black effect its open.
Speaker 3: Or that's gonna be on the Drink Champs podcast network.
Speaker 2: Okay, well another podcast in the world. Nice Zenda says,
Speaker 2: I don't know if you for you will return. It's
Speaker 2: beyond me. Yes, lead that girl alone.
Speaker 4: She's just the star of the show. She is not
Speaker 4: the showrunners.
Speaker 3: And they too old.
Speaker 9: Now by the time that sho coat, you cannot be
Speaker 9: in high school no more. It would have to jump
Speaker 9: like five six years. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 2: Zakashi six nine call cards and other items sees from
Speaker 2: Florida home by I R S Agents, So that means
Speaker 2: hang out, no money or something.
Speaker 6: I don't know what they mean that he got outstanding billy,
Speaker 6: oh wow.
Speaker 4: So so do a lot of other people.
Speaker 3: So I'll be wondering about that though.
Speaker 9: And I think I really do be thinking about people
Speaker 9: because everybody's making a new kind of money now, but
Speaker 9: it's the same old money.
Speaker 3: They're just making it in different ways. So you have
Speaker 3: people making money.
Speaker 9: Off these podcasts and YouTube and everything else, and patreons
Speaker 9: and everybody bragging about how much money they got.
Speaker 3: I'd be like, what are they paying they taxes?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 3: And that's I think about that quite often, and the
Speaker 3: sad thing about it.
Speaker 6: A lot of these people, it's different forms, like you said,
Speaker 6: So when it comes in and they deposit their amounts,
Speaker 6: they can go back three, four or five years and
Speaker 6: then they just go on you account, but be like, well,
Speaker 6: what's this deposit for?
Speaker 3: You ain't pay taxes? You owe me? What's this deposit for?
Speaker 3: You ain't pay taxes, you owe me?
Speaker 6: And then when you ain't got it because it might
Speaker 6: not be working anymore, like Takashi was the last time
Speaker 6: Takashi put out a record time he went.
Speaker 3: On the road.
Speaker 4: He's also seen giving away a lot of money too.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I hope text that's all I can tell you.
Speaker 2: Kayla Lillard, the Strange wife of NBA starred Damian Lillard,
Speaker 2: comments on Glowylla's recent arrest, posting her her muck shot pictures,
Speaker 2: saying free glow Lillard hashtags sister wife. She was laughing
Speaker 2: at it, So baby, this actually lets us know one
Speaker 2: or two things. Either y'all are sharing him or you
Speaker 2: just confirmed that she took your man and you made
Speaker 2: about it either way.
Speaker 3: Wife.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but she also laughed and all of that and
Speaker 2: put emo' just be meaning something else when a woman
Speaker 2: put it, you know, coming out, but he filed for divorce.
Speaker 4: Let's just keep that out backpack.
Speaker 5: Maybe she was upset because remember globally shot.
Speaker 3: She didn't like it.
Speaker 4: It was like like a hand half, you know, And
Speaker 4: Gloriala was like, I don't care who it is, I
Speaker 4: want them. Yeah, so this is the I mean, she
Speaker 4: home now, so don't matter. You're posting the picture like
Speaker 4: she's still in it all right.
Speaker 2: Twenty one savage only rapper make only rapper to make
Speaker 2: one what twenty one savage only rapper to make times
Speaker 2: one hundred Most Influential People of twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: Lists twenty one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but just adick a little deep. But who are
Speaker 4: people making these lists?
Speaker 2: And then twenty twenty four is not even were only
Speaker 2: in April, We got like eight more months.
Speaker 3: I'm like, what is going on? Oh my good boy.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's for twenty Maybe that's the people for twenty
Speaker 3: twenty three. I don't know how they do that.
Speaker 2: But he made the twenty twenty four list, but I
Speaker 2: know they said burn a Boy actually wrote about him,
Speaker 2: But burn a Boy not even from over here.
Speaker 9: Asian Wolfson made that list too, dropping the clues bombs
Speaker 9: for soide Carolina Asia Wilson Place for Las Vegas Stations.
Speaker 3: She made the list as well.
Speaker 2: No, not just a US list right as a it's
Speaker 2: just as one hundred influential ps worldwide. Russell Simmons and
Speaker 2: Lisa Ray McCoy spent the little quality time quality time
Speaker 2: together and BALI. They were saying at dinner, look what
Speaker 2: they could be friends or whatever. They speculating that they
Speaker 2: I will be together. First of all, it's too old
Speaker 2: for us to kere. It don't matter, like whatever, if
Speaker 2: they've seen together be together.
Speaker 9: You know that place is a wellness retreat though, like, yeah,
Speaker 9: Russell Simmons has a wellness retreat out.
Speaker 4: There, But my thing is either way, it don't matter.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I get here.
Speaker 4: They was just seeing at dinner how our people.
Speaker 3: I think people at the retreat that Russell owns. I
Speaker 3: don't know that for sure, but that seems like Plushia
Speaker 3: was just there right like what yah?
Speaker 9: Maybe they're doing yoga and meditation and life and this
Speaker 9: is it's a way to go mentally decompress.
Speaker 2: And if you want to see if you see Russell
Speaker 2: Simmons like hey, what's up, Let's take a picture. You know,
Speaker 2: Rihanna talks are nine. She said, I already got stuff
Speaker 2: that I feel I can make hits out of. Girl,
Speaker 2: don't got an album. Make me out of a lion, please,
Speaker 2: She been lying and playing for years. Polo G says
Speaker 2: drugs and liquor helped me cope with pain, but I
Speaker 2: need better vices.
Speaker 3: So look.
Speaker 2: One of his fans said, I thought you said you
Speaker 2: don't use drugs no more, and he said, mfi, I
Speaker 2: stopped and.
Speaker 4: Started again, and then then he said I know.
Speaker 2: But then he says, still to this day, I haven't
Speaker 2: popped a perk for the respect for my brother, but
Speaker 2: it's a lot of other drugs out here.
Speaker 3: Game.
Speaker 4: This is my thing.
Speaker 2: If you're so aware, right, if you're so aware, how
Speaker 2: are you still so easily to get into drugs and
Speaker 2: you're so aware to know you need other vices.
Speaker 4: And you haven't popped.
Speaker 2: You're skipping over perks out of respect for your brother,
Speaker 2: but you gonna go to everything else like yo, he's aware.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And that's that's actually the first step, right, because
Speaker 9: there's ways to start a healing journey. Number one, you
Speaker 9: do have to acknowledge and accept your pain. So as
Speaker 9: you said, just if you're aware that you're going through selling.
Speaker 9: If you're aware that you're dealing with some pain, then
Speaker 9: you need to set some new intentions and goals to
Speaker 9: deal with that pain. And that intention goal can be
Speaker 9: to go get some alcohol and go get some lookuy,
Speaker 9: you need to take your ass to therapy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you're skipping over perks. No, no perk because
Speaker 2: I say, I told my brother no, not themn MA
Speaker 2: hand me that over.
Speaker 3: There, like no, yeah, brother's doing everything except for going
Speaker 3: to therapy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Nielongs says, y'all got me about to cut
Speaker 2: my hair again.
Speaker 3: Okay, what happened?
Speaker 2: No, she was just reminiscent on how good she looked
Speaker 2: back in the day, which she still looked at now.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, Jess.
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Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. Now, Jess, You're gonna be
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