Speaker 1: You guys, this is history.
Speaker 2: It's what you've done with the shows.
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Speaker 2: Burkes up DJ.
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Speaker 2: I've made it just hilarious.
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Speaker 1: Just hilarious to be hearing the sex Charlamagne the GOP
Speaker 1: piece to the plane. It is Tuesday, Yes, it's Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 3: What is happening the last day of April? Man, No,
Speaker 3: it is the last day. Tomorrow is made first man,
Speaker 3: another day to be here to serve the listeners and listen.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something, mam.
Speaker 3: I told you with the Magic City Saturday, right, yes,
Speaker 3: dropping the clues bombs with Magic City Sleuth. The Magic
Speaker 3: City had a great time, mister magic lilarve server. And
Speaker 3: remember I tell you how to get my chicken wings
Speaker 3: right they sent it to well they are that's number
Speaker 3: one all right.
Speaker 1: But number two.
Speaker 3: Slew to the guy who went to the kitchen window
Speaker 3: and said he was with us and wasn't with us
Speaker 3: and took the damned chicken wings. That's not genius, that's
Speaker 3: freaking theft. But you always encouraging the wrong stuff. And
Speaker 3: that's stupid to you to do that because somebody gonna
Speaker 3: do the same thing that you want me. And he's hurt, dumb,
Speaker 3: he's probably hungry. He probably didn't paid for him. Well,
Speaker 3: I don't know if he paid for him or not.
Speaker 3: Somebody you didn't pay for him, so I don't know.
Speaker 3: If I don't remember, I'm sure we did pay for
Speaker 3: him now because you got you're ordering. That's du but
Speaker 3: you know, and then and uh, he went to the
Speaker 3: window and said that he was with us, and he
Speaker 3: was acting really rude with the people, which is very disrespectful.
Speaker 3: You never a grew with people in the kitchen. You
Speaker 3: shouldn't grew with nobody, but the number one, you know
Speaker 3: you shouldn't. You should not grew with nobody. But then
Speaker 3: you don't act rude the people who were in the
Speaker 3: kitchen with you because they could do things to your food.
Speaker 3: But he was being very rude and he said he
Speaker 3: was with us, and uh, he took our chicken wings.
Speaker 3: So it wasn't that Magic City didn't didn't give us
Speaker 3: our chicken wings. We just fest all of us together.
Speaker 4: You see that a lot during like an All Star
Speaker 4: or Essence Festival or Terrible Lovers and Friends, anything with
Speaker 4: what is a lot of us and people are hungry, terrible,
Speaker 4: They just waiting to lobby and they'll be like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was got an order for John.
Speaker 4: They'd be like, yeah, I'm John, and they take your pizza,
Speaker 4: take your wings or whatever it may be.
Speaker 1: But they're gonna send you some wings, yes.
Speaker 3: And salute the Loma Loma who uh does the kitchen
Speaker 3: at Magic City and the atl everybody who losens to
Speaker 3: us on ninety six point one to beat in Atlanta.
Speaker 1: Yes, great stabuish.
Speaker 3: And they're gonna send you wings. Yes, then I will
Speaker 3: accept it. You will accept it.
Speaker 1: The next day. I don't know how they getting here, Well,
Speaker 1: they actually did tell me how they was getting there.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: They had like a national uber same day service, Yeah,
Speaker 3: called gold Belly or something like that.
Speaker 1: Am I making this up? People? I don't know? Yeah,
Speaker 1: That's what I was told. So are they gonna well, okay, well.
Speaker 3: Say when they get here, you gotta air frying or something. Okay,
Speaker 3: all right, that makes sense. Listen, it's the thought that counts.
Speaker 3: That's where it is.
Speaker 1: All I'm simply saying, is, boy, what a time it is.
Speaker 4: Why don't you just tell them me you ain't got
Speaker 4: to send the wings the next time you come.
Speaker 1: You just get to just be able to wait. You're
Speaker 1: gonna make them sending wings on, making them send it
Speaker 1: just as they want to do. I'm not tripping off that.
Speaker 3: I'm just more concerned about the fact that we live
Speaker 3: in a world where, you know, people are that hungry
Speaker 3: to where they might can afford, you know, to get
Speaker 3: into a script club, might even afford a little lap
Speaker 3: dancer too. But man, what kind of world do we
Speaker 3: live in when a man can't afford wings when he
Speaker 3: goes to the script that's all part of the script
Speaker 3: club experience.
Speaker 1: But he probably does that a lot.
Speaker 4: He probably goes to the strip club and he says, yeah,
Speaker 4: I just ordered wings table three, and then he takes
Speaker 4: the wings to keep it more.
Speaker 3: But that's not gonna always work because what if the
Speaker 3: people are there, what if the people are still there?
Speaker 1: But most people have been like you'll be like, you know,
Speaker 1: it took too long for my wings. I'm out of here.
Speaker 3: No, I just forgot about them and I left, you know,
Speaker 3: but you know, whatever, right you get your wing. It's
Speaker 3: terrible that we live in the world where people do
Speaker 3: things like that, but you're gonna get your damn shame.
Speaker 3: A man should be able to go to the Script Club,
Speaker 3: have a couple of drinks, get a couple of lap dances,
Speaker 3: and be able to afford some wings. That's when you
Speaker 3: know the economy is than what people are saying, is it.
Speaker 1: It is?
Speaker 3: Okay, we did three to four, so you just think
Speaker 3: now the wings is important? Bro okay, right, very important?
Speaker 4: All right, Well, Sarah Jakes Robbins will be joining us
Speaker 4: this morning from.
Speaker 3: The Script Club to the pulpit. All right, that is
Speaker 3: the breakfast club in the nutshell. Man. I'm holding her
Speaker 3: new book in my hand. It's called Power Moves. At
Speaker 3: Nights You're confidence and become a force.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: I love Sarah Jakes Roberts. So she'll be here in
Speaker 3: a second. Walked into just got on.
Speaker 4: All black like she's about the scale of building feeling.
Speaker 3: So we're about to have two bobs in the building.
Speaker 3: Justlar in here with her little bob. Okay, Sara Jax Robins,
Speaker 3: gonna be in h with her little bob.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: I you know what she got aboup because I'm looking
Speaker 3: at her picture right this morning, and I saw her
Speaker 3: yesterday or Sunday when I saw her preach.
Speaker 1: Let's change your half and we pretap all our interviews.
Speaker 4: You know what it is, how you feel it, Jess,
Speaker 4: I'm all right, good, baby kicking as hard to get up.
Speaker 1: Pregnant? Yeah, baby kicking that ass. She's pregnant. How pregnant
Speaker 1: are you today, Jess? That you should say right, I'm
Speaker 1: six months now, okay? All right? Yeah do we know?
Speaker 1: Do we know the sex of the baby yet? That
Speaker 1: ain't nothing none of your business, but I'm gonna tell
Speaker 1: you tell us all right, all right, Well let's get
Speaker 1: the show cracking.
Speaker 4: Of course, Sarah Jakes Roberts will be joining us, and
Speaker 4: we got front page news. We got to tell you
Speaker 4: what's going on in these colleges. And also there was
Speaker 4: a deadly shooting in North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Will give you all the details. So don't move. It's
Speaker 1: the breakfast cloak.
Speaker 4: The morning during everybody it's Steed Jess hilarious, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 1: We are breakfast club.
Speaker 3: This Snoos first thing in the morning makes me want
Speaker 3: to hit this snooze button. I love Scissor, but I
Speaker 3: don't want to hear her every day, same bad time,
Speaker 3: same bat channel.
Speaker 1: Okay, don't we see this coming every morning? Change it.
Speaker 2: We'll do it.
Speaker 3: That's my whole point, Jesus forgetting you see it every morning.
Speaker 1: We forget until the song comes on too late. But
Speaker 1: let's get in some front page news. Now. The Nuggets
Speaker 1: finished the Lakers one o eight, one six. All right. Now.
Speaker 4: They asked Lebron yesterday is he going to return as Laker?
Speaker 4: Was that the last day? He said he won't answer
Speaker 4: the question. But the Lakers have said that they are
Speaker 4: in fulfilling Lebron's dream of playing.
Speaker 1: With his son, so it sounds like they're going to
Speaker 1: be drafting Brownie.
Speaker 3: I saw the homie Carrie Champion posts because she's a
Speaker 3: big Bakers fans, she's from LA. I saw her post
Speaker 3: that a friend text her and say that that was
Speaker 3: Lebron James last game really with the Los Angeles Lakers.
Speaker 1: She said she said this before the game, though, really.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: By the way, if the Lakers drafted Bronnie James, that
Speaker 3: would be nepotism at the highest level.
Speaker 1: And I'm not mad at it. Bucks do it? You
Speaker 1: mean the Bucks? Do it? The Bucks. Gianni's brother plays
Speaker 1: for the Bucks. What are you talking about. It's nepotism,
Speaker 1: it's family.
Speaker 3: No, yeah, yeah, here's the difference between Giannie's brother and
Speaker 3: Bronnie James. But Gianni's brother is ready for the NBA
Speaker 3: in some way, shape or form.
Speaker 1: Brian he called him the worst player in the NBA.
Speaker 3: Sure, but still even physically he's ready for the NBA.
Speaker 3: Bronnie James is not physically ready for the NBA in
Speaker 3: no way, shape or for him. There would be no
Speaker 3: reason for the Los Angeles Lakers to draft Bronnie James
Speaker 3: except for lebron lebron. It would be nepotism at the
Speaker 3: highest level, and I'm not mad at it.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 4: The Celtics beat the Heat last night one eighty eight,
Speaker 4: and the Thunder finished off the Pelicans ninety seven eighty nine.
Speaker 4: Travis Kelson, he is the highest paid tight and now
Speaker 4: with a two year deal with the Chiefs.
Speaker 1: He signed a four year, fifty.
Speaker 4: Seven million and now he has two more years, reportedly
Speaker 4: at thirty four million dollars.
Speaker 3: And you know what was an interesting going back to
Speaker 3: Bronnie and bron Bron's a free agent, right, Yes, Cleveland
Speaker 3: Cavalist should draft Bronnie James, make Lebron come home, finish
Speaker 3: his career, finish his career. I was thinking, I was
Speaker 3: thinking of Nixies drafting No, finish his career, finish his
Speaker 3: career in Cleveland. All right, Now, let's get to some
Speaker 3: sad new.
Speaker 4: There was a shooting in Charlotte, North Carolina yesterday that
Speaker 4: ended with four law enforcement officials dead.
Speaker 5: Four law enforcement officers were shot and killed yesterday while
Speaker 5: serving a warrant to a convicted felon. Four other officers
Speaker 5: were injured during that confrontation. The suspect was shot and
Speaker 5: killed by police.
Speaker 6: Gunfire erupted in a neighborhood in Charlotte, North Carolina, around
Speaker 6: one thirty yesterday afternoon. Authority say the shootouts started as
Speaker 6: members of a US Marshall's Fugitive Task Force. We're serving
Speaker 6: a warrant on a convicted felon say was in possession
Speaker 6: of an illegal firearm. According to police, as officers approached
Speaker 6: the suspect opened fire. Police say eight officers were shot.
Speaker 6: Four have died, one deputy US marshal, two officers with
Speaker 6: North Carolina Department of Adult Correction, and one Charlotte Mecklenburg
Speaker 6: police officer.
Speaker 1: DA you never want to hear that those officers. Yeah, absolutely, yeah,
Speaker 1: they said.
Speaker 4: GoFundMe has been started to help the families of the
Speaker 4: slain officers.
Speaker 1: But just very sad and again praying for those families.
Speaker 1: And why didn't heal anything? Why did those officers need
Speaker 1: to go fund me?
Speaker 3: Shouldn't the police department down there be taking care of
Speaker 3: them in some way, shape or form. Don't they have
Speaker 3: like a union for stuff like that? I would hope,
Speaker 3: so were they have insurance? I would hope? So why
Speaker 3: would That's actually sad that they got to start a
Speaker 3: gofund me, Like did the police department down there should
Speaker 3: feel stupid if they have to start a gofund me.
Speaker 4: Well, the sad thing is if if one of those
Speaker 4: if those officers were the primary care take of the
Speaker 4: family and then they passed away, you got to think
Speaker 4: for the next if that, if they have chilled, you know,
Speaker 4: if they have families for the forever, they don't have
Speaker 4: that anymore.
Speaker 1: But don't they have pensions and insurance. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know how this worked.
Speaker 4: I don't know how long these these offices have been
Speaker 4: on the job or how it works.
Speaker 3: If they have been serving their community and they've been
Speaker 3: putting on their uniform, I would think that they would
Speaker 3: be getting taken care of.
Speaker 1: I agree. All right, Well that is front page.
Speaker 3: And now, as if police needed another reason to be
Speaker 3: on edge, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 4: All right, when we come back next out, we'll tell
Speaker 4: you about Columbia University, how they took over a building.
Speaker 4: And also we got to discuss Mama La. You know
Speaker 4: Mama is No, that's so corny. Now, well we'll tell
Speaker 4: you who mama is more.
Speaker 1: You should be ashamed of yourself. Yeah, Mama Law. That
Speaker 1: is Kamala Harris, Mama La Drew. I love you, Drew,
Speaker 1: but you should be ashamed of yourself. We wrote that.
Speaker 1: We'll explain the next hour.
Speaker 4: All right, everybody else, get it off your chest. Eight
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Speaker 4: time to get it off your chest. Way, y'all, whether
Speaker 4: you're mad or blessed, time to get up and get something.
Speaker 7: Call up now. Eight hundred five eight five one o
Speaker 7: five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Hello. Who's this.
Speaker 8: Kim?
Speaker 1: Hey, we can hear you. Go on and get off
Speaker 1: your chest.
Speaker 9: Thank you Jesus. It's Tie from his talk podcast.
Speaker 1: Hey, Peace time. Did you make it out to the
Speaker 1: podcast festival.
Speaker 9: Yes, amazing, y'all, learn so much.
Speaker 10: Sorl the man.
Speaker 9: You got my rug?
Speaker 3: I did, thank you very much. I got it at
Speaker 3: the house right now. Really appreciate it.
Speaker 9: Yes, I'm glad. I was so happy when I got
Speaker 9: to give it to you. My crew came to give me.
Speaker 9: Y'all was sitting down actually like paying attention to the statement,
Speaker 9: and it was it was so amazing. We're excited to
Speaker 9: go next year, y'all. I'm so exciting. My heart is beating.
Speaker 9: I was so glad to give it.
Speaker 3: I was, I was glad to receive it, And I'm
Speaker 3: glad that you came out to the second annual Black
Speaker 3: Effect Podcast Festival.
Speaker 1: And had a great time and we can't wait to
Speaker 1: do it again next year.
Speaker 11: Yes, so y'all if y'all can follow d rug that's
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Speaker 9: That are you d Z that's on Facebook. On Instagram
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Speaker 1: E z dot r u g z. And the rug
Speaker 1: is dope, like she actually made a rug and the
Speaker 1: rug is just.
Speaker 3: My head falls and it's not it's not like my
Speaker 3: head on like a with a backdrop. It's literally just
Speaker 3: in the shape of my head. It's dope. You you
Speaker 3: know what I was thinking you should do when I
Speaker 3: saw you should make toilet covers like that. I'm serious,
Speaker 3: toilet covers. Yes, make a toilet cover like that. I'm
Speaker 3: looking that you meant to hang up on her to
Speaker 3: have a young black entrepreneur what you're so diffrespecful as
Speaker 3: a Dominican.
Speaker 1: It would be dope for you to make all the.
Speaker 3: Couples though, because you'll be like yo, you tell you
Speaker 3: like I'm gonna sit on your face, you know, you
Speaker 3: tell your significant others just be funny, like I think
Speaker 3: it would be dope.
Speaker 1: I think you bring your rug as we can step
Speaker 1: on you every time be coming in. No, Hello, who's this.
Speaker 9: Yo, it's James Jersey.
Speaker 1: Jay from Jersey. Get off your chest, boy.
Speaker 10: The boy I really just called him.
Speaker 9: Man, I really want you guys to get dunk the
Speaker 9: other day mister Terry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys because.
Speaker 1: He had a terrible Yes, we did.
Speaker 9: But you did not offer Arry Henry a dollar.
Speaker 12: You're paying Tony Pollard a couple of years ago to
Speaker 12: be your number one, and now you come all the way.
Speaker 1: Back to Ezekiel Elliott.
Speaker 10: That's terrible.
Speaker 1: Come on, listen, you ain't gotta tell me. I don't
Speaker 1: know what Jerry Jones doing. I really don't.
Speaker 3: If this is how you want to spend his last days,
Speaker 3: God bless him, you know. So?
Speaker 1: Do you still think the Cowboys are gonna make it
Speaker 1: to the ustle Bow? Yes?
Speaker 3: My goodness. Why do you keep hanging up on him?
Speaker 1: He was going, No, he was not.
Speaker 3: You don't even let you don't even say bye, no, nothing,
Speaker 3: You just need up.
Speaker 1: That's rude.
Speaker 3: We've got so many people on the line we're trying
Speaker 3: to get you have some respect.
Speaker 12: Calling from North Caroline. How you doing? Dj NB Hilarias, Hey,
Speaker 12: I saw you guys, went to car Atlanta and prop
Speaker 12: to you guys, but you guys should go to all
Speaker 12: the hu hu or whatever. Will be so dope for
Speaker 12: college students at ACU.
Speaker 1: What about that.
Speaker 4: I've been trying to do it for the longest, but
Speaker 4: hopefully we can get it done this year.
Speaker 10: Listen.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that would be so dope. I usually, guys, I'm
Speaker 12: calling from North Carolina. I usually call from North Carolina Central,
Speaker 12: but I'm about to transfer to the Fable State. So uh,
Speaker 12: prop you guys. Thank you guys so much for Instagram
Speaker 12: on this firing me to be a radio.
Speaker 1: Host your MAS communications major.
Speaker 12: Yes, sir, yes sir.
Speaker 3: What are you doing right now that you know further
Speaker 3: your broadcasting career. You got your own podcast, you got
Speaker 3: a YouTube.
Speaker 1: Show on radio show.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just tourched CCU.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 12: And then I'm transferring to FAM. I just got a
Speaker 12: fellowshipper yu.
Speaker 9: I'll be there at.
Speaker 10: July bro week.
Speaker 1: Oh nice congratulation that Duke magazine.
Speaker 12: So you do a big thing for my career right now.
Speaker 1: I love to hear that black Man. But thank you
Speaker 1: for calling.
Speaker 10: Thank you, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Pros for you guys, sirs.
Speaker 4: A couple of morning he did it for me and
Speaker 4: showing that get it off your chest eight hundred and
Speaker 4: five eighty five one oh five one.
Speaker 1: It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 7: The breakfast club. Wait, this is your time to get
Speaker 7: it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 7: five one. We want to hear from you on the
Speaker 7: breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 10: This is Katie.
Speaker 1: Hey, Katie, good morning. Get it off your chest.
Speaker 11: So my time really simple. I'm an uber laser and
Speaker 11: I've experienced picking out children. I'm looking up a dog
Speaker 11: my thing lately. If I can incite people forgot about integrity,
Speaker 11: stay for not that in tegency, doing the right things
Speaker 11: even when nobody's watching. And I feel like we've gotten
Speaker 11: too for far away from what our ancestors said the
Speaker 11: standard for And I cant it is our job only,
Speaker 11: our job, not the teachers, not the schools, the our
Speaker 11: jobs to me sure our children are equipped with what
Speaker 11: they need to be progressed as emotionally, out mentally and spiritually.
Speaker 11: So besides integrity, we need to also remind our you
Speaker 11: you train and give them an example of what that
Speaker 11: frame life looks like. Give some execpols of what it
Speaker 11: looks like to move with integrity. I want to big
Speaker 11: up Sarah Jakes because she was the reason why I
Speaker 11: found my relationship with God. I have five children, it
Speaker 11: is now I have two because I'm raising my best
Speaker 11: friend's children, not just passed away and both.
Speaker 13: Across the board, a girl or a boy.
Speaker 14: You can move with integrity.
Speaker 11: You do wear it's a crown even when it feels
Speaker 11: like it's still good because you are still a king
Speaker 11: and a queen. And are you're wanting to remind people
Speaker 11: that you are responsible for what your children do? Is
Speaker 11: it not be your children are in a car if
Speaker 11: it's now flipsot because they want on a hype speed chase,
Speaker 11: because you look at what your children were active in.
Speaker 11: Un that's your responsibility, nobody but yours.
Speaker 3: I agree with everything that you're saying, even though I
Speaker 3: do feel like you know, children still are gonna make
Speaker 3: their own choice.
Speaker 1: They gonna make mistakes.
Speaker 3: No, even if you instill all the goodness in them,
Speaker 3: you you instill all the values in them, you teach
Speaker 3: them right from wrong, they still gonna make their own choices.
Speaker 3: And if they make a poor choice, that doesn't necessarily reflect.
Speaker 1: On the parents. Know what does that mean that they're
Speaker 1: a bad kad? That just means they made a.
Speaker 3: Bad decision, and I think schools should have social and
Speaker 3: emotional learning in the school. I agree with her that,
Speaker 3: you know, a lot of a lot of that majority
Speaker 3: of that is the parent's responsibility, but I do think
Speaker 3: things like social emotional learning should be in uh should
Speaker 3: be in school.
Speaker 1: Okay, hello, who's this?
Speaker 9: And be what's going on?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 10: It's president?
Speaker 1: Hey, what's up? Brother? Get off your chest? All right?
Speaker 9: First off, peel Okay, my fake Dominican brother Charlie made
Speaker 9: what good?
Speaker 10: Just what?
Speaker 1: I'm being proud for.
Speaker 9: You having that baby, but I'm with that Mexican man.
Speaker 10: It's not beat.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I don't know what to tell you. Brother.
Speaker 9: That's all right, I'm gonna find I'm gonna come to
Speaker 9: one and he showed you come to the lab factorly,
Speaker 9: I'm gonna pop up for you. Thankfully.
Speaker 1: I'm about to say that because you just got baby
Speaker 1: security guard. So yeah, I don't want to.
Speaker 9: I don't want I ain't trying to get this drop.
Speaker 1: Like okay, and what's your name?
Speaker 10: My name?
Speaker 1: Shooting? All right?
Speaker 12: Bro?
Speaker 1: Shooty, yes, sir? Oh yeah, you gotta get searched to know,
Speaker 1: and y'all have a great day. Get it off.
Speaker 4: Your chest eight hundred five eighty five, one on five one.
Speaker 4: Now we got just with the Mess coming up.
Speaker 14: Yes, Taylor Swift is sweeping the chart. She got fourteen
Speaker 14: fourteen spots on Billboy.
Speaker 4: That's right, all right, we'll talk about it when we
Speaker 4: come back. It's the Breakfast SLUGO Morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody. It's the j n V.
Speaker 4: Jess, Hilarie Charlamine, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Let's get to Jess with the mess.
Speaker 10: News is real weather, it's lions, just Corrobber Moore. Just
Speaker 10: don't do no lines, don't do that.
Speaker 16: She don't spell nobody why j wor on the Breakfast
Speaker 16: clubs the coaches Ship.
Speaker 17: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 17: understand something that nobody could get.
Speaker 1: You to see.
Speaker 2: This time to set it on yo.
Speaker 14: Taylor Swift claimed the entire top ten of the Billboard
Speaker 14: Hot one hundred chart, and then some her the first
Speaker 14: fourteen songs on the Hot one hundred along.
Speaker 1: To Taylor Swift.
Speaker 14: But number one is the one that I want to
Speaker 14: play because.
Speaker 1: This is strategic. This is strategic.
Speaker 14: I think I know how she got the number one,
Speaker 14: other than her just being Taylor Swift.
Speaker 1: This song is called Fortnite featuring theer Forever mon S.
Speaker 14: Love Have Them Know Your Emma, Breakfast Dance.
Speaker 1: I Want to Kill.
Speaker 14: That's feature on Post Malone. Yeah, it's called Fortnite, one
Speaker 14: of the biggest games. Everybody kid play Fortnite, Like this
Speaker 14: is rerad be crazy for.
Speaker 3: To be honest with you, Yeah, Taelor Swift probably bigger
Speaker 3: than Fortnite. Taylor Swift is bigger than Fortnite. Taylor Swift
Speaker 3: is the biggest musical act in the world.
Speaker 4: He's not even close. I don't know about bigger than Fortnite.
Speaker 4: I think she's bigger than I don't think's bigger than.
Speaker 3: Fort I believe she is, Like could what makes this
Speaker 3: more impressive if she's not a newcomer Taylor swipping out
Speaker 3: since two thousand and six. Not only is this her
Speaker 3: new number one album, She's had fourteen number one She
Speaker 3: ties jay z as the as the artist of the
Speaker 3: solo artists with the most number one albums ever two
Speaker 3: million albums in a week.
Speaker 4: But I would say her fan base is ridiculous. They like,
Speaker 4: they really support, They listen, they go stream, they go
Speaker 4: by her, they go to her concert. It's like Northern
Speaker 4: But I don't think she's big in a fortnit bigger
Speaker 4: than Fortnite. A Fortnite, yes, bro, she's been around since
Speaker 4: two thousand and six.
Speaker 14: Either way, kids that never listen to her before in
Speaker 14: the Fortnite world is going to be listening to her now.
Speaker 14: And then the game is definitely putting this song on
Speaker 14: the game, like the actual makers of Fortnite, like that's
Speaker 14: big to tie this song to Fortnite, because that's like,
Speaker 14: that's a big contract. But what I and then the
Speaker 14: kids gonna listen to it.
Speaker 1: It's little kids who.
Speaker 14: Not listening, like my son probably gonna know the song.
Speaker 14: You know, his little sister's gonna know the song, and
Speaker 14: they don't listen to her.
Speaker 1: Guarantee you she ain't be a Fortnite.
Speaker 4: Twenty seven point one million hours have been broadcasting in
Speaker 4: the last six days of Fortnite.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: It's like entities, yeah, and they're colliding. I think that
Speaker 14: is what's going to make her fan base even bigger.
Speaker 14: And it's doing good for Fortnite too, because then it's
Speaker 14: it's it's a collaboration. Basically different crazy She is different,
Speaker 14: you know, The second song is called down Bad. Ain't
Speaker 14: wa ain't listening. We're not doing a whole album sample.
Speaker 1: But down Bad.
Speaker 14: That's funny to me because down Bad, Yeah, that's the
Speaker 14: name of this, like a song.
Speaker 1: I resonate with down bad.
Speaker 4: Because that's like it's like a bad. Down bed is
Speaker 4: like a hood phrase.
Speaker 14: But you know, she been ice spiced ice spe She
Speaker 14: probably gave her the like girl, I'm down bed, you
Speaker 14: ain't over hear, like, oh that bitch down bed. She
Speaker 14: said that in Miami, Baltimore. I never heard it said
Speaker 14: in New York.
Speaker 1: Does she have any hip hopish songs the album? It's
Speaker 1: not a rap out. It's called the Poets Department rapping.
Speaker 14: Even down Bed it's so it would sounded like number one,
Speaker 14: but it's I Ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 1: I kind of like the first six songs.
Speaker 14: I listened to him last night, but none of them
Speaker 14: even replicate hip hop in no type of way. She's
Speaker 14: still very much Taylor Swift.
Speaker 4: Like Daddy I Love Him is a title. Fresh out
Speaker 4: the Slammer is a title.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, Who's afraid of Little Old Me? Is
Speaker 1: the title?
Speaker 17: All right?
Speaker 1: Well, if you like it, I love it.
Speaker 14: The small the smallest man whoever lives. She's sent a
Speaker 14: shots to somebody Charlemane. But yeah, so congratulations Tale. I
Speaker 14: don't know how you're doing well. I know how you're
Speaker 14: doing it, but I don't know how you doing it,
Speaker 14: But you're doing it.
Speaker 3: Around is two thousand and sixties of their fourteenth number
Speaker 3: one album.
Speaker 1: I don't know she's old.
Speaker 14: I think she like she's older. She's in her mid thirties.
Speaker 14: But she looked good. She she still look good to me.
Speaker 14: She looked exactly how she's saying when she first came out.
Speaker 14: She looks exactly how she looked when she first came out.
Speaker 14: So I don't know what she's doing, but keep doing it.
Speaker 14: Rbo Da claims did he try to buy her silence
Speaker 14: with publishing rights? This audio is so dramatic, the music
Speaker 14: that she put by her voice, because I think she
Speaker 14: did this myself played audio.
Speaker 18: Please, I received the publishing deals. I know how much
Speaker 18: money it was giving me. I'll tell you three hundred
Speaker 18: and thirty cents three hundred dollars and thirty cents for
Speaker 18: a full release of all claims against Diddy and many
Speaker 18: other players. I think you would probably be making moves to.
Speaker 1: Keep as many people.
Speaker 14: Why it is possible.
Speaker 18: When I went to look at the publishing deal, it
Speaker 18: asked me to not be able to have access to
Speaker 18: my story and my experience anymore. It asked me specifically
Speaker 18: to stay silent and never speak.
Speaker 13: Poorly about a human.
Speaker 18: So then I realized something really bad is coming.
Speaker 1: If all I'm offering you is well, how much was it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't care what you got to say. I mean,
Speaker 1: you ain't got nothing on me. Yes, please take thak
Speaker 1: the few.
Speaker 4: Hundred dollars for somebody that though here's yours.
Speaker 14: And he said, hey, yeah, go grocery shopping.
Speaker 1: By the way. What is That's what it's worth? That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. If that's what it's worth, she's been
Speaker 1: trying to try for years, so good luck. Ain't that's
Speaker 1: from that TMC documentary they got.
Speaker 14: Coming out came out Sunday.
Speaker 1: I ain't nobody really talking about it though.
Speaker 14: Needed have I but yep, it came out April twenty Sunday.
Speaker 14: The rest of our owner speaks out after film employee
Speaker 14: is arrested. So Marcus Davis is the owner of a
Speaker 14: restaurant named Culture in Houston.
Speaker 15: Fellow Holmes is facing five counts of possession of child pornography.
Speaker 15: And this comes after the manager of a restaurant called
Speaker 15: Culture show police videos of homes sticking his penis in
Speaker 15: a jar.
Speaker 4: Of jelly that Houston streets are safe for tonight because
Speaker 4: we took a pedophile off the street.
Speaker 15: Those words coming from restaurant owner Marcus Davis after his
Speaker 15: former employee was caught on camera sticking his genitals and jellies.
Speaker 19: And what he was doing on the video was placing
Speaker 19: his genitals in a plastic jar in the kitchen and
Speaker 19: he was a cook.
Speaker 15: The former restaurant employee, twenty eight year old at Fellow Holmes.
Speaker 15: According to court records, Holmes confessed to the crime and
Speaker 15: told investigators he had frequent urges.
Speaker 14: And after they arrested him, investigators went through his phone
Speaker 14: and found child pornography down Mercy.
Speaker 3: So yeah, he probably was telling that kid's menu up,
Speaker 3: putting his penis and everything on the kidd.
Speaker 14: But the restaurant want everybody to know. They released the
Speaker 14: statement that they got rid of all the inventory, like
Speaker 14: the current inventory, and they cleaned everything, and they wanted
Speaker 14: everybody to know that all the jelly is good, new
Speaker 14: jelly did he did they say if he finished off
Speaker 14: in the jelly, or they don't know how long he's
Speaker 14: been doing it. Yeah, dan't stay. They didn't say how
Speaker 14: long he was doing it or he finished off. But
Speaker 14: what did that matter?
Speaker 1: That sounds how long you've been doing it, like doing
Speaker 1: it for us.
Speaker 4: No, if you've been doing it for a week or
Speaker 4: two weeks or three weeks, you know, because people have
Speaker 4: been eating there for a while.
Speaker 1: You want to know if you had some.
Speaker 3: You look hungry, you want your little penis past. But
Speaker 3: you know, the sad thing is we really got to
Speaker 3: support that restaurant because that restaurant.
Speaker 4: Not like that go to commercial commercial breakfast club. I
Speaker 4: can't believe you guys cut me off. I didn't cut
Speaker 4: you off.
Speaker 1: The morning made all the breakfast club. It's DJ n
Speaker 1: B just allowed.
Speaker 3: And they call up here on the phone calling up.
Speaker 3: He not be calling up down. So now you know
Speaker 3: how I listen to this field.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's get some front page news. Well, last night
Speaker 4: the Nuggets finished off the lake Is one awight one six,
Speaker 4: the Pelicans lost to the Thunder ninety seven eighty nine,
Speaker 4: and the Celtics.
Speaker 1: Beat the Heat one o two eighty eight.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 4: Lebron James spoke after the game after he was finished,
Speaker 4: and this is what he said.
Speaker 20: Uh, you know, my son, one of my boys, is
Speaker 20: just trying to decide if he's gonna, you know, enter
Speaker 20: the draft or go back to school. I got another
Speaker 20: kid that's playing au ball right now, My daughter is
Speaker 20: playing volleyball, and my wife is doing so many great things.
Speaker 20: So it's about family right now. And then a couple
Speaker 20: of months, I gotta go to Vegas for training camp,
Speaker 20: so I'm gonna rest my body for for USA B.
Speaker 20: But that's kind of the initial thoughts.
Speaker 3: By the way, Lebron James is already home, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean, So it don't even matter that he
Speaker 3: get a first round exit from the Denver Nuggets. The
Speaker 3: man is Morgan's freaming age and still playing in the
Speaker 3: NBA at a.
Speaker 1: High level like he's he's done it.
Speaker 3: If you could be in the Hall of Fame and
Speaker 3: still play, Lebron James would be a first ballot Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame and still be Uh. You know, he's home already, absolutely,
Speaker 3: and I don't mean home like he's out of the playoffs.
Speaker 3: That's the jay Z term. He's already home. He's the
Speaker 3: guy already. Yeah, yes, now.
Speaker 4: Also, Columbia University starts suspending students after more protests are
Speaker 4: actually messing up with the campus and messing up with
Speaker 4: the classes that they're doing.
Speaker 13: Police stand guard outside Columbia University Monday night.
Speaker 1: We're inside.
Speaker 13: Hundreds of students rallied throughout the day in support of
Speaker 13: Palestinians as well as their classmates who have been camped
Speaker 13: out on the campus lawn for nearly two weeks.
Speaker 1: They're standing up for what is right, and I'm standing
Speaker 1: up for them.
Speaker 13: After days of negotiations, the school administration it will not
Speaker 13: divest from Israel, which was the protester's main demand to
Speaker 13: negotiator Khalil, this.
Speaker 1: Is then you floor to us.
Speaker 3: This is then you floor to it to this movement,
Speaker 3: and the university should should understand this.
Speaker 13: In a letter to students, the administration told protesters they
Speaker 13: had until two pm to clear the encampment and sign
Speaker 13: a form committing to abide by university policies in order
Speaker 13: to finish the semester in good standing. Those who do not,
Speaker 13: the letter warned, will be suspended indefinitely, not allowed to
Speaker 13: finish the semester or graduate for seniors and be banned
Speaker 13: from campus and residential housing.
Speaker 1: I respect all.
Speaker 3: Kids write to peacefully protest, but they have to deal
Speaker 3: with the consequences of the protesting, you know, whether it's
Speaker 3: getting arrested, suspended, you know, failing classes, that's the choice
Speaker 3: that they're making.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yesterday protesters took over a building, Hamilton Hall. Will
Speaker 4: actually was last night into early this morning. They took
Speaker 4: over the hall. They raised a flag out of one
Speaker 4: of the windows, and they had ziplocks closed in the
Speaker 4: door so nobody else can come in. The school has
Speaker 4: not responded to the takeover as of yes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And like I said, you got to be able
Speaker 3: to deal with the consequences of your actions, you know.
Speaker 3: Like I said, I respect all kids write the peacefully protests.
Speaker 3: I just hope that they know what the consequences of
Speaker 3: that protest thing will be. It might be arrest, might
Speaker 3: be suspension, might be failing classes. But if you make
Speaker 3: that choice, it is what.
Speaker 1: It is now.
Speaker 4: Yesterday I found out that Kamala Harris's nickname is MAMAA.
Speaker 4: Harris after she did an interview with Drew Barrymore. And
Speaker 4: this was Drew Barrymore calling her Mama Harris.
Speaker 21: I keep thinking in my head that we all need
Speaker 21: a mom. I've been thinking that we really all need
Speaker 21: a tremendous hug in the world right now. But in
Speaker 21: our country, we need you to be Mama La of
Speaker 21: the country, I mean, a great protector.
Speaker 22: Sadly, over the last many years, there's been this kind
Speaker 22: of perverse approach to what strength looks like, which is
Speaker 22: to suggest that the measure of one's strength is based
Speaker 22: on who you beat down instead of what we know.
Speaker 22: The true measure of your strength is based on who
Speaker 22: you lift up.
Speaker 3: Yes, now, Okay, when I heard Drew Barrymore say that,
Speaker 3: I thought it was a cony because I thought her
Speaker 3: writers wrote it. But there's context to it, right, She
Speaker 3: didn't just right pull mama out of as MAMAA.
Speaker 1: You need to mind your business until you hear everything.
Speaker 1: But I know you ain't talking just what the meth
Speaker 1: and her news might be real. Here's where MAMAA came from.
Speaker 22: We kind of don't use the term step because I
Speaker 22: just think I love Disney. However, Disney kind of messed
Speaker 22: that up for a lot of us over the years.
Speaker 22: You know, the evil step parents, and their word for
Speaker 22: me is Mamla and so they call me mamla, I.
Speaker 4: Guess talking about her step step children call her mamla,
Speaker 4: and that's where the term mamaa came from.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I like those white step children
Speaker 3: saying that, one little slip of the tongue, it could
Speaker 3: be mamala and then that wouldn't be good.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, You know, that's what I'm
Speaker 1: I don't know if you know what I mean. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know. Well, that's where that nick came.
Speaker 1: That nick name came from.
Speaker 3: Also, let step children use that nickname. It sounds crazy
Speaker 3: when a grown ass talk show host is calling you mamaa.
Speaker 1: We need mama, we need a hug. You alone.
Speaker 3: I loved you. But just no, that sounds crazy. Let
Speaker 3: the step There's a reason you have family nicknames. Family
Speaker 3: nicknames for family. Yeah, what's your family nickname? Raccoon and
Speaker 3: your business now raccoons.
Speaker 14: Dues and soil just three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they call me mom, was bear, my mom?
Speaker 3: Mom? Dad? Talking about your family, man, I ain't talking
Speaker 3: about your parents what your parents call you. I'm talking
Speaker 3: about your children.
Speaker 14: Oh, Jesse, just Jesse, your children. You say you know Jesse,
Speaker 14: you said your family, like.
Speaker 3: Like her step children call her mam al. I'm talking
Speaker 3: about like, what do your kids?
Speaker 1: What is your talking about? Dad?
Speaker 14: All right?
Speaker 1: What did your family call you? Dad?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: Actually nicknames? What's one or two of Papa? One of
Speaker 1: my daughters called me papa. They won't be Dominican crazy.
Speaker 1: I wish you could pay No, I'm just saying they
Speaker 1: call her mama. Less.
Speaker 3: When I say family, I mean your kids. What do
Speaker 3: your kids call you? Your kids just call you daddy,
Speaker 3: all of them. Yeah, pops, pops, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: That's a nickname. Yeah.
Speaker 14: Yeah, you can't tell them what to call their mama.
Speaker 14: Look if they want her to be mama love because
Speaker 14: she's the vice president, then.
Speaker 1: That I'm fine.
Speaker 3: You an't listen to nothing. I'm to repeating myself, listen
Speaker 3: to noth nothing. I am fine with the kids calling
Speaker 3: her mama. I said, Drew, the other people shouldn't be
Speaker 3: calling you what your.
Speaker 1: Kids call you. It sounds crazy, all right, Papa. Thanks?
Speaker 3: You imagine you want to talk to somebody, say that's
Speaker 3: how you be signing. Remember I told you the other
Speaker 3: day at school when you're telling them a little girls.
Speaker 2: Come on, mama, Mama, come.
Speaker 1: To the microphone, because mam to you.
Speaker 3: Because the women not college young two years old, I
Speaker 3: call everybody, mama, come to the microphone.
Speaker 1: Mama.
Speaker 11: You sound like.
Speaker 3: Like us. You sound like one of the migos. Sounds
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, Moiler. The story is, don't call grown
Speaker 3: people with their kids call them.
Speaker 1: Okay, and that's your opinion, and everybody else.
Speaker 3: Got their because every by the way, when women call
Speaker 3: a guy's daddy, it sound crazy too. If it ain't
Speaker 3: your pop girls that be out here, what's up, daddy, daddy?
Speaker 3: That sounds stupid too. That's goofy exactly.
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Speaker 8: It really started about five years ago.
Speaker 23: Whenever I had finished speaking, people would always tell me like,
Speaker 23: that was so powerful, You're so powerful, But I didn't
Speaker 23: really feel powerful, like I'd be in the fight of
Speaker 23: my life up there. And I started just asking God,
Speaker 23: like what does it mean to truly be powerful? And
Speaker 23: I feel like God just revealed to me that it
Speaker 23: has so much to do with obedience and authenticity, but
Speaker 23: not only that, that power is a flow and so
Speaker 23: what makes me powerful when I'm preaching is different than
Speaker 23: what makes me powerful as a mother. So I started
Speaker 23: digging into the fluidity of power and this notion that
Speaker 23: power moves and embracing that from season to season really
Speaker 23: started resonating with me.
Speaker 1: I do have a question.
Speaker 4: This is going to sound stupid, but I just want
Speaker 4: people to understand. You know where you came from and
Speaker 4: how you got into faith. I know you were here
Speaker 4: last time. So for people that don't know that, they
Speaker 4: automatically assume that your dad was in it is into religion,
Speaker 4: that's what got you into it.
Speaker 1: But you had a different start with you. So let's
Speaker 1: talk about that.
Speaker 4: A little bit first, So how did you start and
Speaker 4: how did you get to where you're at now? And
Speaker 4: the fact that you had your first child at fourteen
Speaker 4: and let's let's break that all down.
Speaker 8: And he's in the studio grown. Don't give him that
Speaker 8: much gas.
Speaker 1: That's a child over there. Yeah.
Speaker 23: So my dad has been in ministry my whole life
Speaker 23: and growing up when I was growing up in church, like,
Speaker 23: we were at church every single day of the week,
Speaker 23: and you either found a spot, you were in the choir,
Speaker 23: you were dancing, you were doing something, or you were
Speaker 23: like me and you were sitting in the corner somewhere.
Speaker 23: And I can remember my siblings telling me, like, you
Speaker 23: wanna go to hell, Like you can't shot on me,
Speaker 23: you can't clap, like you gonna go to hell. And
Speaker 23: I was like, you might be right, because what I'm
Speaker 23: listening to on the radio likes resonating with me. It
Speaker 23: doesn't align with what's being preaching. So I never really
Speaker 23: felt like I had a sense of belonging within faith.
Speaker 23: And then when my father's ministry kind of took off,
Speaker 23: I didn't know where I fit within the dynamic of
Speaker 23: our family at all, and so I tried to find
Speaker 23: myself at thirteen year old, trying to find herself is
Speaker 23: gonna be open to anything.
Speaker 8: And so I got pregnant at thirteen.
Speaker 23: I had my son at fourteen, which just further confirmed
Speaker 23: to me, like, you not one of the good girls.
Speaker 23: And so I spent probably ten years of my life
Speaker 23: just being like, all right, aism for me, you guys,
Speaker 23: not for me. I'm gonna figure out what's happening outside.
Speaker 23: And I got to this space after this traumatic experience
Speaker 23: in my first marriage where I almost got arrested and
Speaker 23: I was defending the rights to keep my kids, and
Speaker 23: I was like, I have tried literally everything, I might
Speaker 23: as well just try faith. And I wasn't trying to
Speaker 23: build a platform. I was trying to build myself. And
Speaker 23: I started blogging about all of my experiences. And it
Speaker 23: turns out that there were like other women who felt
Speaker 23: maybe forgotten by church.
Speaker 8: But like because they did.
Speaker 4: Did you feel like, especially because your dad was in ministry,
Speaker 4: did you feel like his church forgot about you, especially
Speaker 4: that being your dad.
Speaker 23: And it's hard, like knowing what I know now, it's
Speaker 23: hard to say because I felt so much shame from
Speaker 23: having a teen pregnancy that I'm sure that there were
Speaker 23: people who were like still loving on me, but I
Speaker 23: couldn't cut through the idea of like during purity culture,
Speaker 23: the height of purity culture, you didn't got pregnant like this.
Speaker 23: It just doesn't align. And I don't know, because even
Speaker 23: my father is surprised that my life has turned in
Speaker 23: this direction. So I'm not sure if anyone thought that
Speaker 23: I was going to be the girl talking about Jesus.
Speaker 23: But I tried it for myself and I started sharing
Speaker 23: it with like these other misfits, and it turns out
Speaker 23: there were a lot of us, like back row churchgoers
Speaker 23: who were there because we had to be but didn't
Speaker 23: fit in. And I was able to give them a
Speaker 23: voice and a language through trying to find my own
Speaker 23: voice in language, and it's resonated with them.
Speaker 1: What level of ratchet were you on a scale?
Speaker 23: It like, well, well, at the end of the day,
Speaker 23: the day's got to end. I don't know, I don't
Speaker 23: I don't even know how to answer that question. But
Speaker 23: I mean I was not outside, like I was not
Speaker 23: trying to be the good girl at all. Like I
Speaker 23: embraced this idea of like you can just do your
Speaker 23: own thing and try anything. So I mean, I did
Speaker 23: quite a few things.
Speaker 3: It's interesting to hear you say the bishop was surprised
Speaker 3: to see how things turned out, because I'm sure him
Speaker 3: and you know the first Lady was.
Speaker 1: Praying over you and asking God to turn you around.
Speaker 23: It make sense, yeah, But I mean I have always
Speaker 23: been very strong willed. I've always been my own person,
Speaker 23: and so I think that they were praying. But just
Speaker 23: like we praying, we like, I don't know if you
Speaker 23: want to answer this prayer, we'll see how it happens.
Speaker 23: I don't think that they were for sure knowing that
Speaker 23: things were absolutely going to turn around.
Speaker 8: Even if they did turn around.
Speaker 23: I don't think anyone anticipates like, oh, she's going to
Speaker 23: be a ministry, because that's not necessarily a turn around,
Speaker 23: like maybe she'll figure out who God is. But this
Speaker 23: fact that she's also going to be a ministry in
Speaker 23: helping others, that was a wild card nobody saw coming.
Speaker 4: I feel sometimes when especially when people play with the
Speaker 4: church right, and I'll tell you why I say play
Speaker 4: with the church, they come off like a very church
Speaker 4: holier than that, right. So when they speak a lot
Speaker 4: of people actually believe it and listen because they feel
Speaker 4: like they study, they go through it, they read the Bible, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
Speaker 4: But also you realize that person is not a good person.
Speaker 4: So where do you cross the lines of somebody taking
Speaker 4: on an assignment doing something positive. I think you spoke
Speaker 4: about it earlier, somebody giving a message opposed to who
Speaker 4: they are as a person, Like can somebody give a
Speaker 4: message and be an fed up person?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 23: I mean, and a broken clock is right twice today,
Speaker 23: you know what I mean? You don't even have to
Speaker 23: be a Christian to say something that could be profound
Speaker 23: and deep. But that doesn't change the fact that you
Speaker 23: have an opportunity to be more fully integrated in your character.
Speaker 23: But I think that the message is that resonate the
Speaker 23: most are from people who are literally walking it out,
Speaker 23: living it out, And so it does discredit the message
Speaker 23: sometimes when you're telling me something that you don't live by.
Speaker 8: But I think about it like this.
Speaker 23: So I'm a parent, and now that my children are
Speaker 23: moving into adulthood, I recognize that many of the things
Speaker 23: that we have told them growing up, they're also realizing
Speaker 23: that I am figuring it out with them as well.
Speaker 23: And I don't know that it's a lot different in ministry,
Speaker 23: like this is where the goal is. I think we
Speaker 23: all know where the goal is, but I'm still working
Speaker 23: it out to I think where people get in trouble
Speaker 23: is that they're not actually doing the work, Like I'm
Speaker 23: telling you that this is the goal, and I'm doing
Speaker 23: the exact opposite of it, Which is why I've tried
Speaker 23: to be really intentional about being authentic, Like I'm going
Speaker 23: through depression, I'm going through an anxiety.
Speaker 8: This is what I'm learning in.
Speaker 23: The midst of that, because it doesn't serve me for
Speaker 23: me to come off as your god. We all need
Speaker 23: the same one. So I try to really make sure
Speaker 23: that I'm not on a pedestal. I try to kick
Speaker 23: the pedestal down, Like.
Speaker 4: You see a preacher. A preacher will be preaching, right,
Speaker 4: and then he's cheating on his wife. Or preacher will
Speaker 4: be preaching and then he's hitting his wife, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean. So when you see that, it's kind
Speaker 4: of difficult to uphold a preacher and you'll be like,
Speaker 4: are we just playing this game or or do you
Speaker 4: really feel that way?
Speaker 1: And really made a mistake saying, well.
Speaker 23: I mean, I can't judge someone's heart. And I can't
Speaker 23: judge their experiences, so I'm a little hesitant to really
Speaker 23: make a judgment on situations.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying anybody in particular.
Speaker 23: Well, you know, people don't. I don't know anyone either
Speaker 23: who's going through this, but I think people infer a lot.
Speaker 23: But I will say this, like, preachers are human. So
Speaker 23: if you are who you are, and you can cheat
Speaker 23: on your wife, and a preacher can cheat on his wife,
Speaker 23: like he's a man too, she's a woman too. And
Speaker 23: so you guys are still going to have the same
Speaker 23: areas of temptation that you need to overcome. I think
Speaker 23: your response to that, like, what is my response? How
Speaker 23: do I grow from here? How do I create boundaries?
Speaker 23: Do I need to sit down? Do I need to heal?
Speaker 16: Like?
Speaker 23: I think how you handle your humanity in the face
Speaker 23: of this divine call is what's most important. I am
Speaker 23: careful that pastors don't have a license to do whatever
Speaker 23: they want to because of the power they hold. I
Speaker 23: think that you can be human, but all of us
Speaker 23: need to be try and stretching, growing to be more
Speaker 23: like Jesus or we are up here playing. I'm not
Speaker 23: asking you to be perfect. I'm asking you to really
Speaker 23: be on this walk for real?
Speaker 1: Who's this white past that you're talking about?
Speaker 8: And does he listen to.
Speaker 1: The Breakfast Club? All right? We got more with Sarah
Speaker 1: Jake Robins when we come back, so don't move.
Speaker 4: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, morning everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess,
Speaker 4: Hilarry Chlamage, the God. We are the Breakfast Club. We
Speaker 4: still have Sarah Jake's Roberts in the building.
Speaker 1: Yes, I want it. Uh.
Speaker 14: Because you're a mother of six and you're busy, extremely
Speaker 14: busy podcast and then writing a book and then traveling.
Speaker 1: How do you balance that? Like mother?
Speaker 14: And I know you said your children are growing into adulthood,
Speaker 14: but how.
Speaker 1: Do you balance well?
Speaker 23: Yeah, and I feel for you because you got a
Speaker 23: lot going on. I think it's the message of this book.
Speaker 23: I think it's really allowing myself to like flow in
Speaker 23: a different definition of power based off of each of
Speaker 23: those roles. Because as much as I want to bring
Speaker 23: the same intensity to everything I do, if I do that,
Speaker 23: I may end up damaging my children because I'm talking
Speaker 23: to them like a business partner and so really defining
Speaker 23: for myself what does it mean to be powerful in
Speaker 23: these specific roles and how much capacity do I have
Speaker 23: to show up in that space asking for help, you know,
Speaker 23: changing and modifying my life to really fit my priorities.
Speaker 8: Has done a lot. And then also just making sure
Speaker 8: my kids know, like I'm tired. So my daughter is eight.
Speaker 8: She was devastated when I left yesterday. She was like,
Speaker 8: please don't leave me.
Speaker 1: Please.
Speaker 23: Literally She's like, can you please come home? And I'm like,
Speaker 23: I just need this one week to get this book
Speaker 23: in as many hands as possible and then Mommy will
Speaker 23: be home. But unpacking to her like you know how
Speaker 23: you do this? Well, I'm doing this, so she understands it.
Speaker 23: Sometimes absence does not mean that I don't care. Yeah,
Speaker 23: and it's a balancing walk, especially I think if you
Speaker 23: have mom guilt like I do sometimes. But I also
Speaker 23: want her to see a woman walking in her purpose
Speaker 23: and being excited about it and changing lives. So I
Speaker 23: share testimonies with her too. I'm like, let's sit down
Speaker 23: and read these comments from this weekend. Thank you for
Speaker 23: being a part of this, so she feels a part
Speaker 23: of it as well.
Speaker 14: Okay, because mama son is twelve now, but I miss
Speaker 14: a lot of him being going from grade to grade,
Speaker 14: you know, because my mom. Between my mom and his dad,
Speaker 14: that's who has I was touring a lot before I
Speaker 14: actually got to do this, and I just feel so
Speaker 14: guilty a lot sometimes, like and now I have this
Speaker 14: new baby and I'm like, I'm bringing him up to
Speaker 14: Jersey with me, and he wants to grow up in
Speaker 14: the house with the baby instead of me being in
Speaker 14: Jersey with the new baby, you know, and then him
Speaker 14: still being with my mother, And I don't want to
Speaker 14: repeat that. I don't want to do that again.
Speaker 8: So I feel guilt.
Speaker 23: So I had my son at fourteen, and I think
Speaker 23: one of the things that makes me feel most guilty
Speaker 23: is that I know that I was growing up while
Speaker 23: he was growing up, and so the way that I'm
Speaker 23: able to be present even for my younger kids, I
Speaker 23: know that he didn't have that. So I think, one,
Speaker 23: I don't know if you have to deal with this,
Speaker 23: but I had to really forgive myself for what I
Speaker 23: didn't know when I was raising him. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 23: I just I didn't know. I did the best that
Speaker 23: I could and to trust that I still have opportunity.
Speaker 23: If you think about adult children who were wounded from
Speaker 23: relationships that didn't go well with their parents, there's still
Speaker 23: a little kid inside of them that wants their parents
Speaker 23: to show up, that wants to experience healing in that space.
Speaker 23: And so it reminds me too that I'm never out
Speaker 23: of time. So I'm constantly still reparenting him, even at
Speaker 23: twenty one years old.
Speaker 3: You know, in the clamp down chapter, you stop by saying,
Speaker 3: if you're one of those people who know better and
Speaker 3: instantly do better, I'm probably going to be the friend
Speaker 3: who you roll your eyes at constantly.
Speaker 1: Why are you that friend?
Speaker 23: Because things need to marinate from me, Like I don't
Speaker 23: just activate things like you could tell me like you
Speaker 23: need to be vegan and I will. I'm gonna let
Speaker 23: that marinate for a year or two before that actually activates,
Speaker 23: because I don't do things just because someone says that
Speaker 23: I should do them.
Speaker 8: It has to be real. I have to have a
Speaker 8: conviction about it.
Speaker 23: But I will marinate it so I can figure out,
Speaker 23: like how does this revelation actually fit within the context
Speaker 23: of my life. So in the back of the books,
Speaker 23: each book has like something to marinate on, something to activate,
Speaker 23: and something to pray on, because I know everyone moves
Speaker 23: into change differently.
Speaker 3: I love the marinating before activating, but I feel like
Speaker 3: that's probably how the majority of us moved. Is there
Speaker 3: ever a time we shouldn't marinate before activating? Like the
Speaker 3: spirit says, do it?
Speaker 14: We just go?
Speaker 8: I mean, to each his own. I think if you feel.
Speaker 23: I'm not into telling folks, but they should do, you
Speaker 23: know what I mean? Like, I think, if you feel
Speaker 23: like there's a now on it, you should do that.
Speaker 23: You should move in it now. And a lot of
Speaker 23: times when we move in it now, we learn the
Speaker 23: marination lessons afterwards, you know.
Speaker 3: But yeah, what about the spirit though, So the spirit
Speaker 3: says move Like the spirit always tells you to be
Speaker 3: patient and marinate.
Speaker 8: I'm in relationship, not you.
Speaker 1: On that.
Speaker 8: I didn't have a choice, and I didn't have a choice.
Speaker 23: I didn't have a choice that, oh Lord, But yeah, no, no,
Speaker 23: I was in the spirit in that I had a
Speaker 23: mission to accomplish and I didn't want anything to distract me.
Speaker 23: And my husband wasn't there and my parents weren't there,
Speaker 23: so it wasn't like I was gonna be able toss
Speaker 23: the microphone. I was the you know, senior leadership person
Speaker 23: that was present in that room, and so I had
Speaker 23: to take it off. I didn't love it, I didn't
Speaker 23: enjoy it, but I stood up to it. And I
Speaker 23: think it was really interesting because I was going through
Speaker 23: something at that time where I was wondering could I
Speaker 23: be in Dallas a part of senior leadership, like with
Speaker 23: my past, with the way that I preached, with the
Speaker 23: way that I'm a little different than I guess traditional pastors.
Speaker 23: And I really did feel like God was trying to
Speaker 23: tell me, like, just be authentic, just trust yourself in
Speaker 23: that season of my life. And so that Sunday, when
Speaker 23: I'm sitting there with a wig cap on and then
Speaker 23: other women started taking their wigs off on the altars,
Speaker 23: I was like, you know what, I think this maybe
Speaker 23: God trying to tell me You're gonna have to show
Speaker 23: up as your full self in order to get this done.
Speaker 23: And I know a lot of people made fun of it,
Speaker 23: but there were so many people who were like, seeing
Speaker 23: you stand there being courageous. Stepping into that moment helped
Speaker 23: me so much to just embrace who I am. And
Speaker 23: so I really feel like God took something that would
Speaker 23: have been very embarrassing and at least allowed there to
Speaker 23: be a buffer from the people who were moved by
Speaker 23: that moment, well, at.
Speaker 1: Least for me.
Speaker 3: I was like, that's why we rock with her. You're
Speaker 3: always wanting to be your true self at all times.
Speaker 23: Well, I mean, like, y'all know, this isn't my hair,
Speaker 23: and like, no, it's not ideal, but it's not more
Speaker 23: important than what I'm here for. So like, I'm want
Speaker 23: to take it off and we're going to move on
Speaker 23: down the road. When I got back behind the platform
Speaker 23: that I was like, oh lord, I have desecrated the botto.
Speaker 1: So I'm not there are bundles on the officer.
Speaker 8: I have desecrated this place. But yeah, it just turns
Speaker 8: out it wasn't that way.
Speaker 1: I love Chapter sixteen to Know Your Harm? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: what is knowing your heart?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 23: Well, I talk about the oath that doctors take where
Speaker 23: they say, you know that they'll do no harm, but
Speaker 23: they're also recognizing that they're practicing and when we move
Speaker 23: in power. Part of the reason why so many of
Speaker 23: us don't move in power is that we're afraid that
Speaker 23: we won't do it perfectly or that will make mistakes.
Speaker 23: But if we can embrace the reality that I'm going
Speaker 23: to be powerful and humble. I'm going to be wrong.
Speaker 23: I'm going to have to apologize. I'm going to mess up.
Speaker 23: I may say things too sharply. Then that doesn't make
Speaker 23: me any less powerful. As a matter of fact, it
Speaker 23: makes me more powerful because I recognize that my position
Speaker 23: of power could disrupt my relationships sometimes. But I value
Speaker 23: these relationships enough to learn how to be powerful in
Speaker 23: a way that honors the spaces that I'm in.
Speaker 4: Next time, what's your thought on the way that church
Speaker 4: is now? Right, as a kid, you had to go
Speaker 4: to church every Sunday. You had to be in the building,
Speaker 4: you had to sit there, and if there was a baptism,
Speaker 4: you was gonna be there all day. Now a lot
Speaker 4: of people turn it on Sunday morning and it's a
Speaker 4: lot easier. So what are your thoughts on people not
Speaker 4: actually attending the institution of church?
Speaker 8: First of all, y'are not about to tie tripping me.
Speaker 1: No you don't, No, you don't.
Speaker 8: Just be very clear. Let me see.
Speaker 23: I mean, I think that the world is changing, and
Speaker 23: as the world changes, I think people are finding things
Speaker 23: that are more convenient for them. And I do think
Speaker 23: that you are able to have intimate encounters with God
Speaker 23: from this comfort of your own home, and I think
Speaker 23: it's powerful that that's the way that things are being spread.
Speaker 23: I think it's like watching a football game at home,
Speaker 23: like you can get hyphe you can be excited for
Speaker 23: your team, but there is something about being in the
Speaker 23: room with other people that makes you just take things
Speaker 23: over the edge. I was surprised that in a world
Speaker 23: where people aren't coming to Chracha, we have forty thousand
Speaker 23: women at the woman Evolve conference, because I'm like, I
Speaker 23: don't know that this is a thing that people are
Speaker 23: going to really be into when they like virtual experiences,
Speaker 23: but there is something that happens in healthy community and
Speaker 23: connection that allows your faith to really be strengthened. I've
Speaker 23: had people come into rooms and like they didn't really
Speaker 23: want to be there, somebody drug them in there. They
Speaker 23: were going through a depression, they don't even know why
Speaker 23: they were there, but just being in the space, sitting
Speaker 23: next to someone who was able to care for them
Speaker 23: and just being surrounded by worship lifted their spirits when
Speaker 23: they couldn't lift their own hands. And I don't think
Speaker 23: that there's any substitute for that.
Speaker 1: Would you also keep it tight though one hour's let
Speaker 1: us go.
Speaker 8: I don't. Yeah, it's it's finished.
Speaker 1: He said it.
Speaker 23: Everything everything he said has been said to me, and
Speaker 23: so now we can go home and have brunch.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I do think we have to honor.
Speaker 23: People's time because people do have options, and so being
Speaker 23: really intentional about making sure people feel like I can
Speaker 23: go get out and have the rest of my day
Speaker 23: is part of what we should really lean into.
Speaker 4: I will keep a lot. We have more with Sarah
Speaker 4: Jakes Roberts when we come back. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning warning everybody at j NV. Jesse hilarious, Charlomage
Speaker 4: the God. We are the breakfast Club. We're still kicking
Speaker 4: it with Sarah Jakes Roberts.
Speaker 1: Charlamagne. Is the church whack?
Speaker 3: That's the question that's wanted, the question. That's what I
Speaker 3: got smoked for. He said that he thinks the church
Speaker 3: has become whacked.
Speaker 23: I heard in context what he said made a lot
Speaker 23: more sense, but I heard the sound bite was trash.
Speaker 23: I think that everyone has a different experience of church,
Speaker 23: and I think that there are some people who have
Speaker 23: probably had an experience that has disheartened them in that way.
Speaker 8: But I love the church.
Speaker 23: I mean as much as I went through my own
Speaker 23: church hurt and trauma. The church was also really beautiful
Speaker 23: to me in times where I didn't have anywhere to
Speaker 23: go and I could sit in that presence and experience God.
Speaker 23: And sometimes to really experience God in church, you have
Speaker 23: to look past the people. And maybe that's why. Maybe
Speaker 23: it's not because maybe it keeps our focus on once
Speaker 23: you really matter.
Speaker 1: I love what you said to about know your harm.
Speaker 3: You said deflecting from the way that you harm someone
Speaker 3: and highlighting the way that they harm instead is a
Speaker 3: sign of immaturity that keeps you from truly being helpful.
Speaker 1: Found on that.
Speaker 23: Well, A lot of times we will not embrace what
Speaker 23: we did to someone because of what they've done to us,
Speaker 23: and it keeps us from owning our stuff and growing
Speaker 23: and so being able to say, even though my teacher
Speaker 23: may not be perfect, like my teacher may have failed
Speaker 23: in chemistry, but they getting an A plus in this
Speaker 23: history class, that means that I need to at least
Speaker 23: be able to receive from them this opportunity to grow.
Speaker 23: And I feel like in relationships that's hard, especially if
Speaker 23: you're married, because when you're married, your person brings up
Speaker 23: something and you like, oh, but last week you did X, Y,
Speaker 23: and Z. But what did you do today? You know,
Speaker 23: and how can you own that? And I think when
Speaker 23: we own our stuff, we give other people permission to
Speaker 23: do it as well. Sometimes we want to be the
Speaker 23: person who receives the apology, but not the one who
Speaker 23: gives it. But we have the lead in humility and vulnerability.
Speaker 1: You said that's how you went into a rate word initially.
Speaker 8: Right where oh, no, yeah.
Speaker 1: Everything, Yes, his stuff at him all the time.
Speaker 23: Well, I don't know if I was throwing his stuff
Speaker 23: at him as much as I was maybe reciting it
Speaker 23: in my own head. But I think I will say
Speaker 23: that when I was single, after I went through my divorce,
Speaker 23: I finally got my life together with me and my
Speaker 23: two kids.
Speaker 8: You really could not.
Speaker 23: Tell me that I was not misindependent out here. So
Speaker 23: I really went into our relationship with a certain level
Speaker 23: of pride where I was like, at the end of
Speaker 23: the day, I got my stuff together. I finally love
Speaker 23: who I am and embracing it. And so when I
Speaker 23: was in relationship with him, and he would just ask
Speaker 23: me the simplest of questions.
Speaker 8: We weren't even fighting.
Speaker 23: It would just be like, why'd you do that I
Speaker 23: didn't like that because I'm not used to having nobody
Speaker 23: question my decisions, and it was a simple, harmless question,
Speaker 23: and so I think that I went into a defensive
Speaker 23: one because I wanted to protect my healing. And when
Speaker 23: you're in a marriage and you go into it trying
Speaker 23: to protect yourself and make sure that you don't get
Speaker 23: done the way that you were done in the past,
Speaker 23: I don't know that it's fair for creating intimacy, and
Speaker 23: so I had to do a lot of work of
Speaker 23: receiving his perspective and finding it valuable so that I
Speaker 23: could become better, and I have become better as a
Speaker 23: result of it.
Speaker 1: What does power look like in a relationship?
Speaker 23: Those dynamics are always changing, I think, especially now that
Speaker 23: we see, you know, hyper masculinity is beginning to be interrogated.
Speaker 23: We're seeing women move into positions where sometimes they're the
Speaker 23: breadwinners and men at home being more comfortable taking care
Speaker 23: of the family. I think power in a relationship is
Speaker 23: recognizing the strengths of what your person carries and how
Speaker 23: that strength builds you in your area of weakness, without
Speaker 23: feeling like they have to be strong or stronger in
Speaker 23: the same area that you're strong. I think it's like
Speaker 23: this symbiotic relationship, this flow where you're able to build
Speaker 23: a life together because both of you bring something different
Speaker 23: to the table, and to honor that, to really honor
Speaker 23: it is important.
Speaker 3: You said something else in the book. You said, when
Speaker 3: you are unable to connect the dots between who you
Speaker 3: since you could become and who you presently are, it
Speaker 3: doesn't just cause internal frustration.
Speaker 1: It renders you powerless.
Speaker 3: And one of the examples you use is you don't
Speaker 3: defend yourself when misunderstood. Yeah, and to me, not feeling
Speaker 3: to need to explain yourself is power.
Speaker 23: Well, I think not explaining yourself and not defending yourself,
Speaker 23: and I think it's different because you have a platform
Speaker 23: and so you can't defend yourself twenty four to seven.
Speaker 23: But when we're in intimate relationships with someone and they
Speaker 23: have an expectation of who we are or this idea
Speaker 23: of who we are, and we don't change that, we
Speaker 23: allow them to believe it, we do end up powerless
Speaker 23: because I'm not even bringing the full version of who
Speaker 23: I am into this friendship, into this parent child dynamic,
Speaker 23: and you end up robbing yourself of the ability to
Speaker 23: really show up in your power and allow them to
Speaker 23: believe something about you that's not true. And so it
Speaker 23: is powerful to be like, you got me messed up,
Speaker 23: Like that's not what I believe, that's not what I think.
Speaker 23: And if we're going to walk this thing out, I
Speaker 23: want you to know who I am for real, so
Speaker 23: that you can know what to expect from me.
Speaker 1: Relationship.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, it's hard.
Speaker 14: It's hard for me doing is telling them the book
Speaker 14: they're not gonna buy. If you asking all the questions
Speaker 14: about the book, making her basically recite the.
Speaker 1: Book, you should pray to your Bob looks like hers,
Speaker 1: that's what you should.
Speaker 2: He could get here.
Speaker 1: Because you forced me to see. What message are you
Speaker 1: hoping people get from the book? Oh?
Speaker 23: The message that I am hoping people get from the
Speaker 23: book is that power is a flow and that power
Speaker 23: that you have experienced in your past is still present
Speaker 23: in your future. It just must it just might be
Speaker 23: taking on a different form. So to be open to
Speaker 23: how power is being redefined in your present. Prayer, Thank
Speaker 23: you God for this opportunity, for this platform, Thank you
Speaker 23: for using these voices at this stage in their life.
Speaker 23: And I usually pray for the listeners. But God, I'm
Speaker 23: going to pray for them that you would stir up
Speaker 23: the gift of God that's on the inside of them,
Speaker 23: that you would highlight the areas of their life where
Speaker 23: you want them to experience more of your power and
Speaker 23: to show them the power that you've placed inside of them.
Speaker 23: I thank you God for giving them wisdom strategy not
Speaker 23: just for their careers, but for their family, their emotional
Speaker 23: health and wellness. And God, I pray that you would
Speaker 23: continue to show them your life that they may lean
Speaker 23: into it in Jesus' name.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 3: Make sure you go get Sarah Jake roberts new book
Speaker 3: Power Moves Ignite your Confidence to become a Force, and
Speaker 3: subscribe to her podcast, The Woman of All Podcasts on
Speaker 3: the Black effect Ieheart Radio podcast Network.
Speaker 1: That's right. We appreciate you for coming, Miss Roberts.
Speaker 3: You need to come more often for people who think
Speaker 3: church is whack because you're the person I feel like
Speaker 3: is going to bridge the gap between you know, church
Speaker 3: in this new generation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I really feel that way.
Speaker 23: Oh, so thank you. That's a tremendous honor a lot
Speaker 23: of responsibility. But I'm committed to, you know, holding down
Speaker 23: my Square.
Speaker 1: That's right, all right, Sarah Jakes Roberts. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Mourning everybody.
Speaker 4: It's dj NV, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne to God or the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Let's get to Jess with the message.
Speaker 10: You use real Jeff car Robber Moore, just don't do no.
Speaker 16: Lines, don't do that talk, don't spend nobody talk the
Speaker 16: space world why jests worldwide?
Speaker 2: Mess on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: She's a coach of ship.
Speaker 17: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 17: understand something that nobody could get you to see.
Speaker 2: The time to set it off.
Speaker 14: The Weekend's manager, cash xos security guard, is in critical condition.
Speaker 14: He was shot multiple times during the running at Xo's
Speaker 14: home with three males wearing hoodies and masks. CMZ reported
Speaker 14: that the security guard her gunshots and realize he was
Speaker 14: wounded shortly after engaging this engaging the suspects around two
Speaker 14: twenty five am. Uh The security guard, who identity has
Speaker 14: not been made public yet, was rushed to the hospital
Speaker 14: to treat his injuries. However, he was taken into surgery
Speaker 14: and is expected to survive, and Cashow was left unharmed.
Speaker 3: I'll be wanting to hear more because I want to
Speaker 3: know how wild people are, Like, did they see the
Speaker 3: security guard in say effort and shoot just to get in,
Speaker 3: or did the security guard see him.
Speaker 1: Come in and confront them and then it was a shootout.
Speaker 4: Because he has a security booth in front of his
Speaker 4: house though, so I'm sure they seen the booth. But yeah,
Speaker 4: that's very scary that regardless of seeing the security guard,
Speaker 4: they still they still wanted action, which is very scary.
Speaker 4: That's why LA is very scary. You had so many
Speaker 4: homebreakings and I've seen Kyle Riches. They just took you know,
Speaker 4: a million dollars worth of stuff out of her house.
Speaker 4: It's serious scary, Yeah, it is.
Speaker 20: It is.
Speaker 1: Moving on.
Speaker 14: Ice Spice accused of cheating on her boyfriend, being colorless
Speaker 14: and fat phobic. So Ice Spice's ex best friend attempted
Speaker 14: to expose her being a bad for being a bad person.
Speaker 1: In the series of posts that she made on Twitter.
Speaker 14: She alleged her ex best friend no, the ex best
Speaker 14: friend is a singer named Baby Storm. She claims that
Speaker 14: she was Ice spice real best friend and that the
Speaker 14: rapper Cleo Trapper is just her industry best friend. I
Speaker 14: didn't even know that Cleo Trapper and Ice Spice was
Speaker 14: considered a friends. I mean, but they're both two rappers
Speaker 14: in the game or whatever, all right, they may be
Speaker 14: hanging around each other lately. She claimed that Ice Spies
Speaker 14: actually hates Cleo and pretends to be friends with her
Speaker 14: so she can seem closer to blackness, whatever that means.
Speaker 14: She also claimed Ice Pie was fat phobic and that
Speaker 14: she cheated our boyfriend and produced a riot with the
Speaker 14: Rapplo TJ. She supported all of her accusations with screenshots
Speaker 14: of text messages and that she alleged that she had
Speaker 14: with Ice Spies, and some of the texts that she
Speaker 14: posted on Twitter shows actual conversations with Ice Spice, one
Speaker 14: mocking a dark skinned woman, claiming that the woman is
Speaker 14: looking for sympathy by saying that she has to work
Speaker 14: harder because she is a dark skinned woman, and she
Speaker 14: also referred to a fat person as why body, Like, don't.
Speaker 1: We all like it's these girls just mad? Like she's upset.
Speaker 1: I mean, I did something to her and she's one
Speaker 1: of the friends.
Speaker 4: We cool, you know, whatever it may be, but now
Speaker 4: we're not cool no more, and you indulge you talk
Speaker 4: about everything that we discussed.
Speaker 14: She called a fat person, why body? And you probably laughed?
Speaker 1: Or why not a dish? You in the cars? And
Speaker 1: people like the wide body bends, right, they do, like
Speaker 1: the wide body bends.
Speaker 4: The wild body challenges in charges like that's what people want.
Speaker 4: They want the wild bodies.
Speaker 14: Yeah, honestly, Baby Song continued to tweet that Riot was
Speaker 14: one of the only people that was in Ice Spice
Speaker 14: this corner and continually continuously pushed her and encouraged her
Speaker 14: by Ice Spices betrayed him by sleeping with Little TJ
Speaker 14: and then rapping about it in a song which was
Speaker 14: produced by a Little Riot and it features Little TJ.
Speaker 1: And we got all these people little but she wide body.
Speaker 1: That's just a friend.
Speaker 14: Friend, that's the No, the friend don't rap, she sing,
Speaker 14: but she wanted to rap first, got you guys, And
Speaker 14: then she said that Ice Spice actually just hung around
Speaker 14: her to steal like her fact, like what she wanted.
Speaker 1: But this is the song.
Speaker 14: But I hope you don't care when I'm with him
Speaker 14: what she was there.
Speaker 1: Pull with my wid body bens with my wild body friend.
Speaker 1: I think big is the rist and why body? I
Speaker 1: think why body? Is I think big is cute? Oh
Speaker 1: my god, I think why bodies worse than big back?
Speaker 14: I don't why body? Yeah big, you can be wide
Speaker 14: without being big.
Speaker 1: By the way, if you got a wide body, you
Speaker 1: got a big back. No, why I go this way? No,
Speaker 1: because some bitches got broad shoulders.
Speaker 3: But but I'm saying, even when you say big back
Speaker 3: with broad shoulders, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Big back is not insulting all the time. Why bodies?
Speaker 1: Why that just makes hit? Everything is just why? Why
Speaker 1: is it all outdoor? Now?
Speaker 14: That's that's what you're taking this to a whole nother level.
Speaker 14: Because I hit a lot at cookouts. But why it's
Speaker 14: all out That's what people aren't to be saying when
Speaker 14: they trying to say.
Speaker 1: Somebody fit, that's not That's not what you're saying. Somebody on, Yes,
Speaker 1: you do your little bob like that when you look
Speaker 1: at me, yes, and everything?
Speaker 14: So what look, So listen, listen the last she said,
Speaker 14: she said, we way in forever. So basically, yeah, I
Speaker 14: know I'm my little ice pye bid. But she she
Speaker 14: clearly is talking about her and the little TJ or whatever.
Speaker 14: But yo, if your if your man is the producer
Speaker 14: of the song, and he hear you say damn Minefield
Speaker 14: this way forever and he being your boyfriend for for
Speaker 14: a while, I'll be like, hold up what you mean.
Speaker 14: But the fans aren't really sold on Baby Storms accusations
Speaker 14: because when she shared the history of their friendship with
Speaker 14: Ice Spice, people realized that they weren't really friends. Like
Speaker 14: she said, in high school, she was bullied by Ice Spice,
Speaker 14: and then she started and then Ice Spies started being
Speaker 14: nice to her when and supporting her when she seeing
Speaker 14: that Baby Storm was doing music.
Speaker 1: So yeah, well I do think that.
Speaker 4: Don't quote me, but I do think Riot, who actually
Speaker 4: makes to beat with us, who is the alleged boyfriend.
Speaker 1: I think they write with each other too, so I
Speaker 1: don't I think that's part of their whole writing. They
Speaker 1: did it together.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you something, I don't know none of
Speaker 3: these people except for Little DJ and Ice Spice.
Speaker 1: Okay, no Babystorm and Riot, you know. Nope. God bless
Speaker 1: him though, yeah.
Speaker 14: God God bless him me, right, But just some New
Speaker 14: York news, you know, because we're in New York, so
Speaker 14: I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 1: People are listening wanting to know about this.
Speaker 3: Little beefy and if you if you didn't get anything
Speaker 3: from it, at least you got a new term today.
Speaker 1: Why why.
Speaker 3: Okay, keep that in your group chats though you know
Speaker 3: you can't be sharing that outside of your group chats.
Speaker 3: Everybody is so sensitive. Okay, somebody changing, somebody naming their
Speaker 3: phone right now, the wide body, because that's a good one,
Speaker 3: especially if you got a first name that started with
Speaker 3: a W. Wide body want it? I said, a man,
Speaker 3: you're so disrespectful. That's the problem, Walter. That's given like uncle,
Speaker 3: granddad like it. Better not be no young people named.
Speaker 3: All right, talk today, we give it a donkey. Listen,
Speaker 3: four after hour, four after the hour. We need another
Speaker 3: old man, a young man with an old name. Othello, Othello.
Speaker 3: Lorenzo Holmes needs to come to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 3: We'd like to have a word with him. All right,
Speaker 3: we'll get to that next. It's the breakfast club in
Speaker 3: the morning.
Speaker 2: You're checking out the breakfast club.
Speaker 8: Your execution on the donkey of the day is something
Speaker 8: to go hold.
Speaker 14: Give you the reason I gave me donkey other day,
Speaker 14: and I deserve that you need to know what you
Speaker 14: need to tell them. I am you have the voice
Speaker 14: tell them.
Speaker 1: It's time for Donkey of the Day.
Speaker 10: It's a read.
Speaker 2: But you're so good at charlamage. What he wants charlamage?
Speaker 1: Damn solomame?
Speaker 8: Who do you give the dusky other day?
Speaker 21: Sun?
Speaker 17: Now?
Speaker 3: Wow, sexy red Donkey to day for Tuesday, April thirtieth,
Speaker 3: go to twenty seven year old Othello.
Speaker 1: Lorenzo Holmes, young man with a old name. Okay.
Speaker 3: Othello is accused of putting the d in dessert literally okay.
Speaker 3: He was caught on video plays in his penis into
Speaker 3: open food items at the Culture restaurant in Houston. But
Speaker 3: not only that, he was accused of possessing several videos
Speaker 3: of child pornography on his cell phone. I can't make
Speaker 3: any of this up. Let's call the Fox twenty sixth
Speaker 3: Houston for the report.
Speaker 1: Police.
Speaker 15: It's a very sick and disturbing story.
Speaker 1: A fellow.
Speaker 15: Holmes is facing five counts of possession of child pornography.
Speaker 1: And this comes after the manager.
Speaker 15: Of a restaurant called Culture showed police videos of homes
Speaker 15: sticking his penis in a jar of jelly.
Speaker 3: Houston streets are safe for tonight because we took a
Speaker 3: pedophile off the street.
Speaker 15: Those words coming from restaurant owner Marcus Davis after his
Speaker 15: former employee was caught on camera sticking his genitals in
Speaker 15: jelly and what he was.
Speaker 19: Doing on the video was placing his genitals in a
Speaker 19: plastic jar in the kitchen.
Speaker 2: And he was a cook.
Speaker 15: The former restaurant employee, twenty eight year old Atthellow Homes.
Speaker 15: According to court records, Holmes, confessed to the crime and
Speaker 15: told investigators he had frequent urges.
Speaker 19: I can tell y'all this individual is a predator.
Speaker 15: The incident leading investigators to search his phone, where they
Speaker 15: found more than one hundred images and videos of child porn.
Speaker 3: Odello is a cue of allegedly creating and sharing child pornography,
Speaker 3: and he's accused of sticking his penis.
Speaker 1: In some pudding. Oh excuse me, it was jelly Otello said,
Speaker 1: who ain't ready for this?
Speaker 3: Jelly Othello was out here adding new items to the
Speaker 3: menu like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, peanuts butter cookies,
Speaker 3: spicy peanut butter noodles.
Speaker 1: Listen, this guy has a problem, man.
Speaker 3: He said he had a sexual urge, but he stopped
Speaker 3: himself before he ejaculated. He also admitted to having these
Speaker 3: urges frequently and has a history of sexual offenses, saying
Speaker 3: he has a problem with these sexual urges, and he
Speaker 3: says he needs help now. When this man is in jail,
Speaker 3: because you know, you do the crime, you gotta do
Speaker 3: the time. But while you're doing the time, can he
Speaker 3: get some help? Is he gonna get the help he
Speaker 3: needs or is he just gonna do some time and
Speaker 3: then get put right back on the streets with the
Speaker 3: same urges where it's only a matter of time before
Speaker 3: he commits the same offense. The man had several videos
Speaker 3: of child pornography on his cell phone, and he's got
Speaker 3: a sexual fetish for food, so he's a pedophile. And
Speaker 3: when you have a sexual fetish for food, it's called
Speaker 3: cytophilia or sidophilia. Cytophilia sidophilia one of the two a
Speaker 3: sexual fetish which participate are aroused by erotic situations involving food.
Speaker 3: Between that and the child pornography, this man will probably
Speaker 3: lose his mind at a chucky cheese. Can you imagine
Speaker 3: the sick thoughts that go through his head when he
Speaker 3: sees the kids menu. This man will take some chicken
Speaker 3: nuggets to pound town. He would absolutely try to mac
Speaker 3: on some mac and cheese. And if you think you
Speaker 3: won't fornicate with fish fingers, huh, you out of your
Speaker 3: damn mind. The irony is kids menus off of smaller
Speaker 3: portions for smaller appetites. But this man doesn't have a
Speaker 3: smaller appetite. He has a huge sexual appetite and going
Speaker 3: to prison not gonna change that. Because if he's already
Speaker 3: into child porn and he's down to do a hot
Speaker 3: beef injectionist some jelly, he's definitely down to do a
Speaker 3: two person push up with his sally And what the
Speaker 3: sally rhyme with jelly? All I'm simply saying is we
Speaker 3: repeat what we don't repair. Please give Othello, Lorenzo Holmes,
Speaker 3: the biggest sea hull. This man needs some type of
Speaker 3: help while he's in prison. There's gotta be something that
Speaker 3: they can do, because why do you keep putting somebody
Speaker 3: like this on the street just to commit the same
Speaker 3: crimes over and over.
Speaker 14: Like you said, he admitted to having urges, those urg.
Speaker 3: And he said he needs help. He's begging for help.
Speaker 3: They got to do something for this guy while he's
Speaker 3: in prison. I don't know what you do, but it's
Speaker 3: gotta be something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, well, thank you for that donkey today, though,
Speaker 1: like what.
Speaker 3: That's old that's an old that's old school day. Oh
Speaker 3: my god, that's from a player of something. Yeah, it
Speaker 3: sounds like Shakespeare's a little Shakespeare play by William Shakespeare.
Speaker 1: Othello, damn, yeah, I'm all right, Well, thank you for
Speaker 1: that donkey today.
Speaker 4: Now when we come back, let's open up the phone
Speaker 4: lines eight hundred five eight five one five one. Mac
Speaker 4: and Jess Larrus were having this conversation over something that
Speaker 4: Lotto tweeted wide body. Matt Lotto asked, do you She said,
Speaker 4: when she poops in front of her man, she actually
Speaker 4: goes downstairs so her man doesn't know what she's doing.
Speaker 1: She does not poop or pass gas in front of
Speaker 1: her man. So that is the question.
Speaker 4: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five to one, Ladies,
Speaker 4: what are your thoughts on using the bathroom around your partner?
Speaker 3: Whenever I hear this conversation is interesting to me because
Speaker 3: I'm like, Okay, how big is the apartment, how big
Speaker 3: is the trailer, how big is the house?
Speaker 1: Where is the bathroom? The trailer is crazy? I grew
Speaker 1: up in the trail.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, that's not sorry. You grow up sometimes mobile
Speaker 3: homes homes is great. So where's the bathroom? Because you
Speaker 3: can go in the bathroom and close the door?
Speaker 1: What did he? What do you mean when you you
Speaker 1: pooping in front of your mate like.
Speaker 2: You a cat?
Speaker 4: Well, some people won't even poop where I was gonna say,
Speaker 4: mate where their spouse is not even in the house,
Speaker 4: So they wait till their spouse goes to work, and
Speaker 4: then they use the bathroom.
Speaker 1: Now they wait to their spouses outside, then they get
Speaker 1: the bathroom. Some people do that. Some people do that.
Speaker 1: That's not just I don't. I really don't.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 14: I go to the bathroom with the door open. You
Speaker 14: can come and talks. Mean, how do you feel today?
Speaker 14: What happened that you're up all of it? I don't,
Speaker 14: I don't care. And it was different when you go
Speaker 14: you've got gas. Like if we in the land in
Speaker 14: the bed and were watching a movie and I have
Speaker 14: gas and this pregnancy gas is crazy. I will get
Speaker 14: up because I'm not a big fan when somebody when
Speaker 14: they pass gas under the covers, and then you know
Speaker 14: what I mean, the next person got to be trapped
Speaker 14: under the covers with Yeah, so I'll get about the
Speaker 14: bed and walk a couple of feet over the air
Speaker 14: out you know what I'm saying, fan my booty and
Speaker 14: all that. But pooping is whatever. It's in the bathroom,
Speaker 14: it's like whatever, And I'm okay with Like if he's
Speaker 14: in the tub, Oh yeah, I'm coming to the bedroom.
Speaker 4: I'm using the bedroom. Yeah, well, GiB will not poop
Speaker 4: while I'm in the bathroom.
Speaker 16: Like.
Speaker 4: She wants her privacy when she wants to use the bathroom.
Speaker 4: She wants to use the bathroom. She's closing the door.
Speaker 4: She does not want me in there at all. She
Speaker 4: wants her privacy. And she's not passing gas in front
Speaker 4: of me either. I'm different. I'm all day. I'm putting
Speaker 4: it under the covers. I'm holding the covers and then
Speaker 4: letting it pop out when using the bathroom, I busted
Speaker 4: the door. Like he make her feel uncomfortable, start having
Speaker 4: conversations when if she hates.
Speaker 1: You, No, I don't know. So you do things purposely
Speaker 1: that you know your wife don't like. Yeah, a child, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm the one that's gonna fart in front of the kids.
Speaker 3: Hate London, that's me. Even this thing together. Man, Come on,
Speaker 3: it's time for you to tell us. Let's keeping that's
Speaker 3: I don't see. I'm like, I'm like Madison cracked my knuckles.
Speaker 1: That's me. I'm that guy. Yes, I'm that dad. I'm
Speaker 1: that I'm the one that locks. I'm the one that
Speaker 1: locks the windows in the cars. Pass gas. Your name
Speaker 1: should be Walter. He like to be a water.
Speaker 4: Let's open up the phone lines. Eight hundred five eight
Speaker 4: five one oh five one.
Speaker 1: Do you use the bathroom? Do you pass gas in
Speaker 1: front of your spouse? That is the question. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about it when we come back at the breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Come morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: It's topic time. Eight hundred five five one. Join into
Speaker 7: the discussion with the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Morning everybody.
Speaker 4: It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarius Charlamage the God. We are
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: If you're just joining us, we're talking about this conversation
Speaker 4: comes from a tweet that Lotto put out yesterday, Big Lotto.
Speaker 4: She said, y'all iss in front of y'all man, I
Speaker 4: sneak downstairs. So the question is eight hundred five eight
Speaker 4: five one oh five to one, Ladies, what are your
Speaker 4: thoughts on using the bathroom around your partner.
Speaker 1: Jes says she doesn't care.
Speaker 3: Well, somebody has to define in front of you, saying
Speaker 3: around Lotto said in front of what's what does that mean?
Speaker 1: In front of.
Speaker 14: If he is a damn ari mbry So like when
Speaker 14: he is in the bathroom, like when Chris is in
Speaker 14: the bathroom brushing his teeth, or if he's in a
Speaker 14: tub in the shower, I'll come.
Speaker 1: We have a very big bathroom.
Speaker 14: You know, he has his own like side, like we
Speaker 14: have his or her saints and stuff. But it's one
Speaker 14: solid and yeah, I will use it no matter what
Speaker 14: I have to do, number one, number two, whatever. Now
Speaker 14: he's not the same. He ain't really do that, like
Speaker 14: you know what I mean, he closes the door. I've
Speaker 14: never been a person that closed the door or whatever.
Speaker 14: So yeah, I'll pop around him.
Speaker 1: I will.
Speaker 14: I said it was different for gas, but you just
Speaker 14: said pooping, So yeah, I poop around him.
Speaker 10: Gas.
Speaker 1: You don't care what it is what it is now.
Speaker 14: Listen, you know his levels the gas because you know
Speaker 14: when it's ray bid and you know it's when it's
Speaker 14: going to be an okay one, like a little mediocre one.
Speaker 1: You can just pass. You know, I'll do that around
Speaker 1: the mediocre when you do around them, but the hot
Speaker 1: one you I'm all right, I still let him know.
Speaker 1: I'm ready. Let one off and I'll move. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I have no desire to see my wife poop, and
Speaker 3: she has no desire to want to see me poop.
Speaker 3: Like if I'm taking a shower and she in the bathroom,
Speaker 3: I'm just taking a shower while she in the bathroom.
Speaker 3: If I'm brushing my teeth while she in the bathroom,
Speaker 3: I don't care. But that's because we got a door
Speaker 3: on the bathroom, so I don't even see what she's doing.
Speaker 3: My question would be, why is a mate? Do you
Speaker 3: want to see that? Why is that something you want
Speaker 3: to see?
Speaker 14: Well, nobody said you want to say it. It's just sometimes.
Speaker 1: Be in the bathroom, and like you, I just joke
Speaker 1: with my wife. I like to make it feel comfortable
Speaker 1: at times.
Speaker 2: I just want because I'm stupid.
Speaker 1: That makes no sense. I'm being honest with you. Serious,
Speaker 1: that's just me, but I'm that would you want to
Speaker 1: make your wife feel un comforted? It's funny to me
Speaker 1: because I know she hates it. Not just walking the
Speaker 1: starving quest. So you do things you you know your
Speaker 1: wife hates on purpose? I just show you I did that. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's stupid.
Speaker 14: That could have been this topic. But with dumb ish
Speaker 14: do you do just to make your spouse mad?
Speaker 1: Purposely tell me good morning, Hey, tell me good morning.
Speaker 2: Hi.
Speaker 1: J Yeah, we're out of doubt of my man.
Speaker 14: Say the game, you don't.
Speaker 9: I would not pass gas in front of my man.
Speaker 9: If I have to go for a file movement, I'll
Speaker 9: go opposite bathroom, up wherever he is. If he's in
Speaker 9: the bedroom, I'm going in the living room. If he's
Speaker 9: in the living room, I'm going in the bedroom.
Speaker 2: Okay, and I in a.
Speaker 9: Small area, I'll step a paper cowl lighted, blow it out.
Speaker 9: The smoke will take away the smell.
Speaker 1: Damn, that's a lot. I respect it.
Speaker 3: It's probably not.
Speaker 9: I just think that a man you don't want to
Speaker 9: smell like a man.
Speaker 1: You don't.
Speaker 2: I'm with you.
Speaker 3: I don't see the desire. That's what I keep asking, Like,
Speaker 3: what's the desire for a man or even a woman
Speaker 3: to want to be in front of you while you poop.
Speaker 4: It's not even a desire. People think that you should
Speaker 4: be so comfortable with your spouse that if you got
Speaker 4: to go to the bathroom, you go to the bathroom,
Speaker 4: whether bathroom or whatever.
Speaker 1: Is you not hurrying up lighting other stuff?
Speaker 3: Like do you think maybe we're talking about bathrooms that
Speaker 3: don't have doors? Like you know, you go in some
Speaker 3: bathrooms and it's the toilet and the shower they all
Speaker 3: out in the open. If you're going the bathroom in
Speaker 3: the bathroom, if you go in the bathroom with the
Speaker 3: sink and the shower on the outside, but then the
Speaker 3: bathroom has a door, I don't see the problem with that.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this? Hey, good morning at the coop.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's the only time I can.
Speaker 1: Damn that sitting on that that's when you have a
Speaker 1: conversation because you know he can't move, Yeah.
Speaker 9: He can't sit there and listen like hold up now,
Speaker 9: oh my god, you.
Speaker 16: Know I.
Speaker 1: Why can't you do that while you're on top of
Speaker 1: him having sex or something like her husband right there
Speaker 1: in the car whatever, wal you're talking about, Welcome.
Speaker 12: The morning.
Speaker 9: They're like, hold up now.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Walter, you and Shirley have a great day,
Speaker 1: you stupid man.
Speaker 4: Eight don't drink five eight five one oh five. What
Speaker 4: we're asking do you poop or pass gas around your spouse.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about it. Let's have a conversation. That's the
Speaker 4: breakfast local bore.
Speaker 2: Let's say, if you're all talking about it, you know
Speaker 2: we talking about it.
Speaker 7: It's topic times called eight hundred five eight five one
Speaker 7: o five one to join into the discussion with the
Speaker 7: breakfast club morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody's DJ n V jes Hilarius Charlamage the God.
Speaker 1: We are the breakfast club. Now if you're just joining.
Speaker 4: Us, this conversation actually comes from Lotto Lotto tweety yesterday,
Speaker 4: y'all is in front of y'all, man I sneak downstairs.
Speaker 1: So that is the question.
Speaker 4: Eight hundred and five eight five one oh five one, ladies,
Speaker 4: what are your thoughts on using the bathroom around your partner?
Speaker 1: And we have Tanika on the line tonight. Good morning,
Speaker 1: good morning, Good morning from hey y'all, just don't do
Speaker 1: no mess, good morning. What's your thoughts?
Speaker 9: My thoughts on that is that I went through the
Speaker 9: same exact thing with my husband now eighty years But
Speaker 9: in the beginning, man, I couldn't wait till you lead
Speaker 9: the house.
Speaker 17: Oh wow, I could use the downpoom, but now I'll
Speaker 17: take them out.
Speaker 3: He's not a bathroom y'all got is y'all toilet and
Speaker 3: shower like all in this same place.
Speaker 9: When we first started, it was the one studio.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I had to wait until you leave.
Speaker 9: Now we have two restrooms. I don't even care. Okay,
Speaker 9: Like then, can you go back to waiting so I leave?
Speaker 1: Does the toilet area have a closed door?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, see that's all I'm talking about. If the
Speaker 3: toilet area gotta closed door, it don't matter.
Speaker 1: Sometimes that smell comes through that closed door. I don't care.
Speaker 1: I don't close hell, I don't close the door. Hey,
Speaker 1: what's your name? Mama? They tell you sh Do you
Speaker 1: poop in front of your spouse and past gas?
Speaker 16: Yes?
Speaker 20: I do?
Speaker 12: Because we've been together for two years?
Speaker 1: Now? How long? Two years? Oh?
Speaker 3: No, you still got a least at least I can
Speaker 3: take you back. Okay, as soon as it least two years?
Speaker 3: Ain't nothing?
Speaker 1: Stop being nasty, I can take you back. It's crazy up, Stevee,
Speaker 1: what's up, brother? How you feeling, man?
Speaker 2: I'm feeling too. Man.
Speaker 9: Hey, my wife.
Speaker 10: In front of me, get together, But me, I'm t
Speaker 10: I'd be like here.
Speaker 1: Head kids, it is what it is. I do I
Speaker 1: do that too. I'm I'm not dad. I'm I'm gonna
Speaker 1: fault on my kids when they give me a hug.
Speaker 1: It's just, you know what's funny.
Speaker 3: If if y'all ever got your wives journals or diaries
Speaker 3: or talk to your wives therapist, you will see how
Speaker 3: much you don't like that. You think she love it
Speaker 3: in your mind, she loves it. You think you're being
Speaker 3: so funny, you're so cute, when all she wanted to
Speaker 3: fuck free.
Speaker 14: Husband that is not ever gonna have. You're not gonna
Speaker 14: ever get a fuck free nothing. But when you clowned
Speaker 14: out like yeah, Stevie, I was your kids.
Speaker 2: My my son son, and my daughter is fourteen.
Speaker 4: You know what you do to your wife next time
Speaker 4: you put a little chocolate on toilet paper and you
Speaker 4: chase him around the house with it.
Speaker 1: I've done that before. I've done that before. I've done
Speaker 1: that before. They want divorces so bad.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at this article right now that the Guardian
Speaker 3: road it said farting in front of anyone is not
Speaker 3: a symptom of societal collapse, but it is morally offensive
Speaker 3: and kills the romance when you do it in front
Speaker 3: of your partner, It also signifies a breakdown in respect.
Speaker 1: That may sound extreme, but farting is just gross. Tessa.
Speaker 10: What's that? Hey?
Speaker 1: Good morning? What you calling from? Tessa?
Speaker 9: Good morning morning?
Speaker 1: Okay, we'll asking do you poop a past gas in
Speaker 1: front of your spouse?
Speaker 15: Uh?
Speaker 9: I'm not spooping and I'm not passing. That's not at
Speaker 9: all when I was pregnant maybe you know what I mean,
Speaker 9: but I was look do there for like eighteen years.
Speaker 9: But it's type of situation, but not just on.
Speaker 1: Word literally like you at all?
Speaker 9: I don't think.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, thank you mama. What's the more all of
Speaker 1: the story, guys.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, you gotta do what works for you
Speaker 3: and your significant other, but just make sure it does
Speaker 3: work for your significant others. Like you know, I mean,
Speaker 3: you should probably ask questions and don't be like envy
Speaker 3: and things just because he's funny, you know what I think,
Speaker 3: because he being cute, because the other people might actually
Speaker 3: hate it all he didn't know. Yeah, and you know,
Speaker 3: I don't fart in my clothes and I don't want
Speaker 3: to be in front of nobody pooping. And please always
Speaker 3: remember that if you a man fartening around another man,
Speaker 3: that's a form of flirting, because why would you want
Speaker 3: that man to know what your ass mell.
Speaker 1: Like you have been through somethings.
Speaker 4: All right, we got just with the mess coming up?
Speaker 4: What we're talking about? Can I read your notes to
Speaker 4: the people out there?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: Uh, she has these notes that she writes down right,
Speaker 4: and these notes are under her rumors and her reports.
Speaker 1: So she writes m V.
Speaker 4: Charlamagne, jelly jelly jelly jelly, jelly balls and testicles jelly
Speaker 4: jelly jeil like. Then she writes her full name and
Speaker 4: jelly jelly. Then she got numbers thirty five minus fourteen.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty one. I'm doing math. You just put everything
Speaker 1: on his paper.
Speaker 14: Yeah, oh my god, my brain works so crazy. I
Speaker 14: don't know when I'm bored.
Speaker 1: I have to write.
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Speaker 4: Come back, all right, we'll get to it next. It's
Speaker 4: the Breakfast logan morning, the breakfast Club. Let's get the
Speaker 4: jest with the mess.
Speaker 10: Us is real weather, it's lies, just Ca robbing Moore.
Speaker 16: Just don't do no lines, don't do that talky talk
Speaker 16: the world.
Speaker 2: Why jests worldwise Mas talk to on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: She's the coaches Ship.
Speaker 17: She was able to get y'all to see something and
Speaker 17: understand something that.
Speaker 8: Nobody could get you to see this time to set
Speaker 8: it off.
Speaker 14: Okay, so first there was a red beef. Vince Taylor
Speaker 14: took a shot at kim K. Kim K didn't say nothing,
Speaker 14: thank good. And then now the Vito on wiz Kids.
Speaker 14: They hit the blogs after they had a back and
Speaker 14: forth on X all right, so then then that beef
Speaker 14: started when wiz Kid posted a subliminal tweet saying that
Speaker 14: an anonymous artist and his washed up crew go to
Speaker 14: sleep at night believing they can compete with him. Then
Speaker 14: he followed up with another tweet saying that there's no
Speaker 14: point in addressing delusionalnigas. He said it is no the
Speaker 14: point is no point in addressing them any further, and
Speaker 14: that he just pray for them. The Vito clared all
Speaker 14: the speculation when he responded to whiz Kid directly and
Speaker 14: he reposted his suite about delusionalnigas and added, we not delusional,
Speaker 14: you're sick.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 14: Wiz K responded with a video mocking the Vito crying
Speaker 14: for help. I don't know what this was, but there
Speaker 14: was a parody video of the Vito crying for help
Speaker 14: when he was trying to get his girlfriend back after
Speaker 14: she had found out that he was with a side check.
Speaker 14: So the Vito responded again by roaster whiz Kid. Now
Speaker 14: he said, that's what I thought. Nothing to say exactly
Speaker 14: why I stopped wasting my clout and jeopardizing my millions
Speaker 14: of US dollars on you know, we're ever going? He
Speaker 14: put usd of endorsements on somebody whose career was resurrected
Speaker 14: a few years ago and just died again. Next, he
Speaker 14: said the next week he said, size size seven shoe
Speaker 14: nigga shot at footlock of kids, you know, because you
Speaker 14: know they say stuff back was it's kids for like,
Speaker 14: you know, they understand each other.
Speaker 1: Drake. Drake just said that too. By the way, whoever
Speaker 1: I know that, I know the Veto said it right right.
Speaker 14: So when Shavern reported the story, the Veto hopped in
Speaker 14: the comments and kept going.
Speaker 1: He said he a beach cokehead.
Speaker 14: And then he said he shot at footlock of kids again,
Speaker 14: and then he said he got to get his designer
Speaker 14: retailed beach and he he was going in.
Speaker 1: Now, if one of them puts hands on the other,
Speaker 1: you know what, they're gonna call it afrobeach. That was
Speaker 1: a good one. That was. But listen for that one.
Speaker 1: He thought about that whole wait for that way.
Speaker 14: Look he even got his down last because he laughed himself.
Speaker 14: But it's not that that funny. You gotta put your
Speaker 14: head down with it. But because I actually said that
Speaker 14: when I when I, when I teased the rumors, oh
Speaker 14: you said the first. That's my See he don't listen,
Speaker 14: he don't listen.
Speaker 1: Look.
Speaker 14: They had beef for ures though, and it was a
Speaker 14: rumor that the Vido slapped his ass backstage. They had
Speaker 14: a concert in Dubai in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: You slap him on the ass. No, I'm sorry, sick.
Speaker 3: You get across the state when one of them jumping,
Speaker 3: she said, she said said slap.
Speaker 1: We all knew what she meant. Yeah, so Han's no.
Speaker 14: The Veto slapped him in the face and Dubai back
Speaker 14: in twenty seventeen when he had be fine backstage at
Speaker 14: a concert.
Speaker 3: That's what I don't like to see though, because a
Speaker 3: artist are the ones making the music that makes us
Speaker 3: all feel leble best music, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: What y'all beefing for? I know, I know Diddy's daughter
Speaker 1: goes to prom.
Speaker 14: So diddy seventeen year old daughter Chance went to prom
Speaker 14: with Chloe and Hallie's little brother, Branson.
Speaker 1: You knew you had a little brother name Branson. You
Speaker 1: didn't even know. That's crazy, but yeah, so yeah, yeah Brandon.
Speaker 14: Yeah, but he's so cute. You look like both of
Speaker 14: them put together. Brother that this is your little cousin,
Speaker 14: this Chloe and Hanley little brother. His name brance o
Speaker 14: what you said?
Speaker 1: No, but it's all right.
Speaker 14: Branston posted a picture to a social media with the
Speaker 14: caption take a Chance two K four two K twenty four,
Speaker 14: which obviously is a player on her name, and then
Speaker 14: Chance commented on the post saying, I love you. So
Speaker 14: they're relationship and you just never realized, Like I remember
Speaker 14: these little girls being like even Diddy's twins and Chance
Speaker 14: being so small, and now like they're at prom they're
Speaker 14: seventeen years old. Crazy, Yes, fly, that's crazy. That's what
Speaker 14: people were saying about Ash We used to see when.
Speaker 1: He was little? Was it he there prom taking pictures?
Speaker 14: You know, I know, but don't say that this fout
Speaker 14: dark folder was there. But I don't even think price
Speaker 14: can come.
Speaker 1: To prom No. No, but you you know you watch
Speaker 1: more of the get stuff, you know.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 14: No, But Chloe and Haley showed their approval of Chance
Speaker 14: by commenting hard eye emojis on the post He's so
Speaker 14: cute together it.
Speaker 1: Is Promise season already. Yes, yes it did. It just
Speaker 1: kicked off about a week ago. But is in Atlanta, yep.
Speaker 14: Quavo raises fifty thousand to support gun violence prevention this
Speaker 14: weekend Quevo with This past weekend, Quevo hosted the seventh
Speaker 14: annual Haunt Sho Day in collaboration with Quavo Cares and
Speaker 14: the Rocket Foundation. I mean, he had his celebrity friends
Speaker 14: come through to participate in a seven or seven flag
Speaker 14: football basketball game and a full day of event. Some
Speaker 14: of the celebrities that showed up with Drew Ski, Stephen Jackson, Flange, Johnson,
Speaker 14: King Harris, and a couple more people. The event sold
Speaker 14: out with over four thousand attendees. Nice and they raised
Speaker 14: fifty thousand dollars for the Rocket Foundation and support of
Speaker 14: gun violence prevention.
Speaker 1: Bigger and bigger every year than to donate even more
Speaker 1: money next year.
Speaker 14: So yes, And of course the Rocket Foundation was established
Speaker 14: to honor the life and legacy of Takeoff. So I
Speaker 14: thought that was pretty good and real quick, I want
Speaker 14: to send out healing energy and my condolences to actress
Speaker 14: Natory Naughton and her family following the news of her
Speaker 14: father passed. And I just saw her on a flight
Speaker 14: back from Atlanta when we came back from the podcast festival,
Speaker 14: and you know, being at Clark and she was a
Speaker 14: high spirit. She was just energy was high. She was nice,
Speaker 14: and she saw me on the plane. She was talking
Speaker 14: to me, pouring into me and and all of that,
Speaker 14: giving me advice on you know, because she just had
Speaker 14: a baby, you know, and working and having such a
Speaker 14: busy career and hugged me and everything, and she just
Speaker 14: got the devastating news that her dad passed.
Speaker 1: So definite nobbing to her family. Yeah. So that is
Speaker 1: just with the Mess or the third Hour, Thank you, Jess,
Speaker 1: appreciate you.
Speaker 4: Up next, we got the People's Choice mixed or get
Speaker 4: your requested and it's the Breakfast slogan morning, so you're
Speaker 4: checking out the Breakfast Club. Warning everybody, it's DJ Envy,
Speaker 4: Just Hilario shaw Lamina guy.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 1: Salute to Sarah Jigs Roberts for joining us this morning.
Speaker 3: Yes, make sure you go get her new book, Power
Speaker 3: Moves Man. It is available everywhere you buy books. Now.
Speaker 3: I actually listen to it. I'm listening to it now
Speaker 3: on audible. But it's called Power Moves and Nite your
Speaker 3: confidence and become a force. And that's what Sarah Jakes
Speaker 3: Roberts is, man, she's definitely a force. Or salute to her,
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 4: And when we come back, we got a positive notice
Speaker 4: to Breakfast Club. Good morning morning everybody. It's DJ n
Speaker 4: G Hilarious, charlomagnea Gud We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, it's time to get up out of here,
Speaker 1: please real quick. Before we get out of here.
Speaker 14: This weekend, y'all, your girl Just Larious will be on
Speaker 14: that stage in Louisville, Kentucky at the Louisville Comedy Club.
Speaker 14: Gets your tickets at Just Hilarious official dot com or
Speaker 14: Louisville Comedy Club dot com. We got four shows Friday
Speaker 14: and Saturday, so make sure you get your tickets.
Speaker 1: That's for the y'all sell out that is dope. And
Speaker 1: where can they get the tickets again, just.
Speaker 14: Larious Official dot com or Louisville Comedy dot Com.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry in.
Speaker 3: Salute to everybody who listens to us on a real
Speaker 3: ninety three point one in uh Louisville. And also I
Speaker 3: want to tell y'all, man, make sure you go out
Speaker 3: there and pre order my new book, get on us
Speaker 3: or die line Why Small Talk Sucks, which will be
Speaker 3: out in May twenty first, but it's available for pre
Speaker 3: order everywhere you buy books now.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 3: You can go to Why Small Talksucks dot com to
Speaker 3: see my upcoming book tour dates. So I'll be coming
Speaker 3: to a city near you real soon, that's right, And
Speaker 3: then a couple of weeks.
Speaker 4: Actually, yeah, we're still on radio in Vegas too, right,
Speaker 4: salute Vegas. I know we did it a couple of
Speaker 4: times when we were out there, right, I have no idea, Yeah,
Speaker 4: were still on the radio Vegas. I'm gonna be out
Speaker 4: there this weekend for the Lovers and Friends Festival that
Speaker 4: that's gonna be Lussies Festival. So I'm gonna be out there.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be doing a day party the day before
Speaker 4: R and B day party. Then I'm going to Hardean,
Speaker 4: which is the smoke shop, and then the concert. So
Speaker 4: it should be it should be a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: It should be a lot of fun. So salute everybody
Speaker 4: heading out there. Y'all be safe, and I'll see y'all
Speaker 4: in Vegas this weekend.
Speaker 1: And salute the salute to Magic City. Man, you know
Speaker 1: Magic City.
Speaker 3: They heard us or heard me talk yesterday about how
Speaker 3: I didn't get my wings, so they're gonna send me
Speaker 3: some wings via gold Belly.
Speaker 1: But they also sent me well, I was shown well
Speaker 1: at this.
Speaker 3: But they salute to the guy who went to the
Speaker 3: window and lied and said he was with us, and
Speaker 3: that's why we didn't get all wings, because he ended
Speaker 3: up getting all the wings, not salute.
Speaker 1: So clearly he needed it more than we did.
Speaker 3: But if you gonna go to the window, the kitchen
Speaker 3: window and tell lone of them that you know you,
Speaker 3: you was there with me and you you wanted to
Speaker 3: get your free wings, Clearly you needed it more than.
Speaker 1: I do did, you'll say, man, we got Charlagne Hungary
Speaker 1: in here. Man where he wing at Man. I need
Speaker 1: them lemon peppers right now. And they gave all the
Speaker 1: bout all of them, literally all of them.
Speaker 3: All of them saluted Loma though on everybody in the kitchen,
Speaker 3: that magic city, and salute to you, La la la.
Speaker 3: You were a great service. I said that yesterday, but
Speaker 3: repeating it, okay, that's dope.
Speaker 1: The positive. Notice simply this.
Speaker 3: The people you meet are the reflections of a repeated cycle,
Speaker 3: our guides toward a new start.
Speaker 1: Notice the difference. Have a blessed day, breakfast, club bites.
Speaker 1: Do y'all finished or y'all done?