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Speaker 3: Jess is on va k lonla Rosa? Is he all?
Speaker 4: Good morning y'all, Charlamagne, the guide peace to the planet
Speaker 4: is Monday.
Speaker 3: Good morning. How y'all feel out there?
Speaker 1: I feel blessed, black and holly favorite, happy to be
Speaker 1: here another day to serve off beautiful listeners.
Speaker 3: What's happening there? That's right, it's a Monday. How was
Speaker 3: your weekend? Long?
Speaker 5: My weekend was great. I celebrated my grandmother's birthday, wrote
Speaker 5: a book. She also loves you. She gave me a
Speaker 5: book to give to Charlemagne, and we playing spades and
Speaker 5: had a good time.
Speaker 3: That's a beautiful thing. Good time with a book.
Speaker 5: It's in the it's out there.
Speaker 1: I got a free Oh see. She on't know how
Speaker 1: to promote her aunt's book, right man. She want to
Speaker 1: have This is the book. It's called Blah Blah.
Speaker 5: Trip to the Motherland is about her going to Ghana
Speaker 5: and all the enlightening that happened when she went. It's
Speaker 5: my Phylis Sucker Sonders's available on Amazon right now. There
Speaker 5: you go there it goes boom and she signed it
Speaker 5: on the inside for you, Charlemagne.
Speaker 1: Charlamage, you are so handsome. I would love for you
Speaker 1: to journey with me through Ghana enjoy. I don't know
Speaker 1: what that says, something or something something. Lauren's on it never.
Speaker 5: Said you were.
Speaker 6: It is not.
Speaker 5: That's my that's my younger sister. She can see it.
Speaker 5: Ain't no way to say that.
Speaker 3: I'm just telling you what it says, man, okay, I'm
Speaker 3: just reading what it.
Speaker 5: Says right there that it's like three words over there.
Speaker 3: Definitely not. You know.
Speaker 4: I went to I went to Top Golf over the
Speaker 4: week and I took the family to Top Golf. Had
Speaker 4: such a great time at Top Golf. If you get
Speaker 4: a chance to go, get you know, go out there
Speaker 4: with bring the whole family.
Speaker 3: My kids loved it.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 4: I don't know how to golf, though I know that much.
Speaker 4: I was hitting balls left right like it was baseball.
Speaker 4: Didn't know what I was doing.
Speaker 5: I saw you again with the video of you're teaching
Speaker 5: her how to bring up.
Speaker 3: I was trying to teach your wife how to hit balls.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 1: Times have changed, boy, ladies, I know y'all got it
Speaker 1: hard out here. Man, God, what you did this weekend
Speaker 1: is crazy.
Speaker 3: It's gone.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: Teach the woman how to hit balls. Life has really
Speaker 1: changed golf. What you did this weekend not a damn thing.
Speaker 1: My favorite thing to do. Want to close bombs for
Speaker 1: doing nothing, absolutely nothing. I watched the fight this weekend.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, listen.
Speaker 1: Like I said last week, the labar Roach just in
Speaker 1: here having a conversation with him when he was up here.
Speaker 1: When I was up here, I was just like, yo,
Speaker 1: your confidence makes me want to put a couple of
Speaker 1: dollars on you. And I mean his confidence showed in
Speaker 1: the ring, did you No, I didn't put no money
Speaker 1: on him.
Speaker 3: But it was a draw. Oh, I actually think he
Speaker 3: wanted to fight.
Speaker 5: I feel like he wanted to fight too. I forgot
Speaker 5: the draw thing, but we are gonna talk about that.
Speaker 1: But as I said in the group chatnel, it was
Speaker 1: the weekend. I was like, uh, I said, the judges
Speaker 1: either gonna call it a draw or a split decision
Speaker 1: for Roach, And he called it a draw. But I
Speaker 1: mean I think no, I think he wanted to fight.
Speaker 1: He wanted to fight just because he landed more punches.
Speaker 1: Tank landed more power punches. But they should have counted
Speaker 1: that knee a knock. That if they're the count that
Speaker 1: kne as a knocked that he definite would have won.
Speaker 1: I don't understand how you could pause. I don't even
Speaker 1: think Tank was hurt, but just the fact you took
Speaker 1: a knee that should have counted a Yeah, you can't
Speaker 1: pause a fight like hold on, let me write this
Speaker 1: sweat like I've never seen that before. You got you
Speaker 1: got punched in the faith and you weren't hurt, but
Speaker 1: you did take a knee and that's what the calendar.
Speaker 4: Is not bad and should have won the fight. All right,
Speaker 4: Well we'll talk about it was a great squaditals this squad.
Speaker 4: It was a great fight, all right. Well, Rizza will
Speaker 4: be joining us this morning. Rizza, of course, Wu Tan
Speaker 4: is going on the Final Chamber Tour right running the
Speaker 4: tail right now, yeah, run the Jewels will be co
Speaker 4: headlining with them. So we're gonna talk to Riza this morning.
Speaker 4: And we have to send a resting piece to Angie Stone.
Speaker 4: She passed away over the.
Speaker 1: Weekend, Columbia, South Carolina's own man resting piece to Angie Stone.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we got a chance to interview her in twenty nineteen, and.
Speaker 1: You know it's so crazy. I watched that conversation over
Speaker 1: the weekend.
Speaker 3: She's on there.
Speaker 1: You know, she's talking about the movie she wanted to
Speaker 1: do in the documentary she wanted to do about her
Speaker 1: life because you know, Angie was, you know, a hip
Speaker 1: hop pie in there, Neil soul pie in there, R
Speaker 1: and B icon like she had a she lived.
Speaker 3: A full life. That's right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're gonna replay that interview this morning when she
Speaker 4: stopped through. All right, well, let's get the show, Cracker.
Speaker 4: We got front page news when we come back, so
Speaker 4: don't go anywhere.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody is j n V, Jess hilarious, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Clublong the roads are filling in
Speaker 4: for Jess. And let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 4: So off quick as some sports ats. We were just
Speaker 4: talking Javonte Davis, Lamont, Roach Junior.
Speaker 3: It was a.
Speaker 1: Draw Saturday night. Great squabble, man, it was a great fight.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, you know, we were watching the fight
Speaker 1: and I was in the group chat. I'm like, yo,
Speaker 1: they either gonna call it a draw. It was gonna
Speaker 1: be a real close decision for Roach. Yeah, but ended
Speaker 1: up being a draw, which I think was the right call.
Speaker 3: I think a drew was the right call.
Speaker 4: Only think I just didn't like is once you need
Speaker 4: that is a that is a down right that should have.
Speaker 5: Been Yeah, I didn't think it was a drawing. Again,
Speaker 5: I'm not like the business. I don't know all the
Speaker 5: technical stuff, but I didn't think I thought that Lamont
Speaker 5: Roach won.
Speaker 3: Roach was the busiest fighter, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: He threw one hundred and twelve total punches, one hundred
Speaker 1: and twelve total punches landed, and David I think take
Speaker 1: was like one hundred and three or something like that.
Speaker 1: But Roach was just the busier fighter. Tank landed more
Speaker 1: power punches. Roach landed more jabs, more total punches. It
Speaker 1: was just a good squabble, man.
Speaker 3: It's a good fight. That should have been calendars. The knockdown,
Speaker 3: you taking kne in the middle of a foot I
Speaker 3: think so.
Speaker 4: I would love to see him running back quickly, sooner
Speaker 4: than later. But anyway, good morning, I know.
Speaker 3: He says not gonna have he said. I guess he
Speaker 3: got another fight planned. What's up Morgan?
Speaker 9: Good morning, DJ, and Vy Charlemagne, Na God and Laura Larossa.
Speaker 6: Have you Monday?
Speaker 9: How y'all feeling all right?
Speaker 1: Y'all?
Speaker 9: Well, speaking of fights, did y'all see what happened on Friday?
Speaker 9: We wasn't talking about the bout. But President Trump, he says,
Speaker 9: his meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky. It did not go well.
Speaker 9: So the two had a heated exchange during a meeting
Speaker 9: in the Oval Office on Friday. Trump told Zelensky he
Speaker 9: is in no position to negotiate with Russia, adding that
Speaker 9: without the US, you don't have the cards now. Trump
Speaker 9: told Zelensky to make a deal or we're out. Let's
Speaker 9: take a listen to that exchange between President Trump. You
Speaker 9: can't Ukrainian President Zelensky and Vice President Jade Vance was
Speaker 9: also there, but I'll get into his comments in a second.
Speaker 6: From the word beginning of the war, not in a
Speaker 6: good position.
Speaker 10: You don't have the cards right now with US. You
Speaker 10: start having card right now.
Speaker 3: Players.
Speaker 10: You're gambling with lives, millions of people. You're gambling with
Speaker 10: world War three. You're gambling with World War three. And
Speaker 10: what you're doing is very disrespectful to the country.
Speaker 11: This country.
Speaker 10: It's back to you, far more than a lot of people.
Speaker 11: Said they should have.
Speaker 12: So.
Speaker 9: Vice President Jade Vance also entered the chat and told
Speaker 9: Zelenski to use his manners, saying that he hasn't been
Speaker 9: grateful for the aid that his country has received from
Speaker 9: the US. Let's hear those comments from jade Vance. Vice
Speaker 9: President Jady Vance, Have.
Speaker 6: You said thank you once this entire meeting, No, in
Speaker 6: this entire media you said thank you.
Speaker 4: You went to Pennsylvania and campaigned for the opposition in October.
Speaker 3: Offer some words of.
Speaker 4: Appreciation for the United States of America and the president
Speaker 4: who's trying to save your country.
Speaker 11: Please, yes, you're seeing that if you will speak very
Speaker 11: loudly about the war.
Speaker 3: He's not speaking loudly.
Speaker 11: He's not speaking loudly.
Speaker 3: Your country in big trouble.
Speaker 11: He've done a lot of talking.
Speaker 9: What do you guys think about that exchange. I'm sure
Speaker 9: you saw the video.
Speaker 1: What I didn't understand is they was talking to Zilinsky
Speaker 1: like he invaded Russia and not the other way around.
Speaker 1: Like I literally for a second forgot who started all this.
Speaker 1: Like they spoke to Zlensky the way they should be
Speaker 1: speaking to the Putin.
Speaker 3: But Putin is their guy. So you know, I guess
Speaker 3: they're riding with their home.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think they spoke to him like he
Speaker 4: was a child. They didn't speak to him like he
Speaker 4: was a president. They spoke to him like he was
Speaker 4: beneath them. It just sounded crazy to see somebody and
Speaker 4: you didn't even say thank you when to walk in office.
Speaker 4: They didn't even let that man speak, They didn't even
Speaker 4: let him have a conversation. I thought it was totally
Speaker 4: disrespectful to talk to another president like that. I think
Speaker 4: that one day. I don't think it should be filmed.
Speaker 4: I think they should have did that behind the doors
Speaker 4: where they were able to squash out and get everything
Speaker 4: out on the table.
Speaker 3: I just thought that was really disrespectful.
Speaker 9: So Zelensky ended up leaving the White House in a
Speaker 9: hurry without signing that planned minerals deal, you know for
Speaker 9: the rare earths.
Speaker 3: I thought they uncle filled them. I thought they uncle field. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they kicked up.
Speaker 9: They kicked him out to an extent, but he did
Speaker 9: he supposedly Zelensky was interested in coming back to try to,
Speaker 9: you know, do the deal, to which Trump was like, Nah,
Speaker 9: you can't come back, na son. Zelenski has since released
Speaker 9: a statement on social media thanking America. He did you
Speaker 9: know issue his his thanks and his gratitude, express his
Speaker 9: gratitude for the visit. And of course last week marks
Speaker 9: three years since that full scale Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Speaker 9: So uh, I'll keep you posted in the next hour
Speaker 9: as to what some of the other leaders around the
Speaker 9: world are saying about this and what we need to
Speaker 9: do probably moving forward, And then I will also get
Speaker 9: into the comments, those post fight comments from Tank Davis
Speaker 9: and Lamar Roge.
Speaker 3: All right, well, thank you. That is front page News.
Speaker 4: Everybody else, Get it off your chest eight hundred five
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Speaker 3: Is the Breakfast Club Morning, the Breakfast Club? Wait, this
Speaker 3: is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 11: Eight hundred five one.
Speaker 3: We want to hear from you on the Reckless Club. Hello.
Speaker 3: What was this?
Speaker 13: Nicole?
Speaker 3: Hey Nicole?
Speaker 7: Good morning?
Speaker 8: Where you calling from?
Speaker 13: Good one of DJ if I'm calling from Montgomery, Alabama.
Speaker 3: Hey, how you feeling this morning?
Speaker 1: Send me good?
Speaker 14: How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good?
Speaker 7: I'm good.
Speaker 3: Get it off your chest?
Speaker 13: Oh I want to say good one is suggestion shot
Speaker 13: the man, are they there?
Speaker 3: Peace? How are you just not here? But I'm here?
Speaker 3: How you going?
Speaker 13: I'm good, Sharla, man, I'm good. I want to give
Speaker 13: my codgars to an age of soul. That was just
Speaker 13: so terrible to hear. And I actually lived in the area,
Speaker 13: so the hospitals and everything was flood and everybody was
Speaker 13: trying to go to them, and it's just such a
Speaker 13: sad situation. And I hate to hear at list of
Speaker 13: spirits and theories. I feel like, when it's your time,
Speaker 13: it's your time. That's a very dangerous and rugged, dark
Speaker 13: highway that they were on, and at that time of morning,
Speaker 13: those cycle things can happen. It's a lot of eighteen
Speaker 13: Willis and I area. You know, Alabama's small, so I
Speaker 13: could totally understand the accident. And I just had a
Speaker 13: cousin who actually lost her mate in an excident the
Speaker 13: same way.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's horrible, man.
Speaker 1: I mean car accidents when you they're the worse because,
Speaker 1: like when you hear somebody die like health issues, you
Speaker 1: kind of like, okay, they had health issues, but when
Speaker 1: it's a car accident, you feel like you know their
Speaker 1: time got cut short.
Speaker 3: But like you said, man, when it's your time, it's
Speaker 3: your time.
Speaker 13: He is exactly when it's your time, is your time.
Speaker 13: And she was actually coming from a Monograd VM mobile
Speaker 13: and I had a friend who was there as well,
Speaker 13: so it was just all drastic to hear. And I
Speaker 13: personally just love the song because I'm like you, shutter man,
Speaker 13: I love girlfriends, you know, every time out here girl friends?
Speaker 13: I think easy.
Speaker 3: That's right, she did the theme song for girlfriends. But
Speaker 3: thank you, Why a King?
Speaker 8: I have a good day, Yeah, a great morning.
Speaker 11: Hello.
Speaker 3: Who's this yo?
Speaker 2: Good morning? Good morning, dj NB, Charlottage and guard This
Speaker 2: is coach Davis. How you are doing?
Speaker 3: Good morning, Coach Davis? How you Good morning man?
Speaker 2: It's just been a minute. I talked to y'all, gentlemen.
Speaker 2: But listen, I like to talk about President slynsky Man
Speaker 2: and in forty seven and his part but that he
Speaker 2: had next to him. You know, I'm fifty one years old, right,
Speaker 2: I've seen a lot of presidential meetings in the oval,
Speaker 2: you know that they they put on the news. I've
Speaker 2: never in my life seen a vice president in a
Speaker 2: meeting when we had two world leaders going on, right,
Speaker 2: and they talked to that man like he was a kindergarten,
Speaker 2: which was crazy to me. But you know, there's a
Speaker 2: saying that kings talk to kings and just a standing place,
Speaker 2: and JD. Vans is thegester that needed to stay in
Speaker 2: his place accident telling this man he should apologize about
Speaker 2: or be thankful. The nervous is fool.
Speaker 3: But you know what I what I caught President Trump.
Speaker 2: I hate to call his name, but he said in
Speaker 2: that meeting, this would make for great teaving and that's
Speaker 2: what he wants. He wants chieving. He's not a president.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 2: I don't know how these voted a man, but you
Speaker 2: know what, they're gonna f around and find out.
Speaker 1: Well, you're right, he is the president. He also was
Speaker 1: the executive producer of Celebrity Apprentice. But you know, it
Speaker 1: is interesting with JD. Vance because I I was sitting
Speaker 1: back thinking like, damn, I ain't even seen JD.
Speaker 3: Van since they've been in office.
Speaker 4: But I don't even seen that at the cabin of
Speaker 4: meeting and the cabin meeting, I don't even see you.
Speaker 1: I'm sure he was there, but I just haven't seen him.
Speaker 1: This is the first time I can even remember Harry
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 5: Know where you be at.
Speaker 4: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 4: one oh five one. If you need to vent, hit
Speaker 4: us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Right right, ray yo, Charlae man, Damfy, what up are
Speaker 7: we lost?
Speaker 3: This is your time to get it off your chest.
Speaker 13: I got an indoor pool out.
Speaker 3: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 13: Get on the phone right now.
Speaker 15: He'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 1: We lie, Hello, who's this?
Speaker 3: Hey, good morning.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna get it off your chest.
Speaker 16: So I'm super excited.
Speaker 14: I want to get a start out to you all.
Speaker 14: I listened to you well every morning. I am a
Speaker 14: super driver from Brooklyn, New York, and I do mobile
Speaker 14: notary on the side. So I just wanted to say
Speaker 14: good morning, and I wanted to get with my past.
Speaker 16: How much they taxed in New York City.
Speaker 14: I just woke up yesterday morning and he freaking cold
Speaker 14: my car and they're starting to talk to me like
Speaker 14: eight hundred dollars just to get my car back. And
Speaker 14: it's quite completely ridiculous because they charged you to They
Speaker 14: charge you a total seed, they chart you a service
Speaker 14: feat even when they're cold, and it's just ridiculous, and
Speaker 14: it's so sad because you know, we really out here
Speaker 14: trying to make envy, and they just find me just
Speaker 14: to practice and tractics and tractics to everything. So they
Speaker 14: tell no car because I have to renew my registration. Yeah,
Speaker 14: so exactly, And they just say, I woke up yesterday morning,
Speaker 14: I tucked my airpag and my car was going so.
Speaker 3: Straighttion what seventy dollars seventy one dollars something like that.
Speaker 7: Fifty dollars.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it's And.
Speaker 14: Then also it also depends on how long it has
Speaker 14: been it's gyre for, but they usually give you up
Speaker 14: to years to renew it. But I just wasn't expecting
Speaker 14: them to, like, you know, just up until the car
Speaker 14: over there, like that's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 8: So now you got to pay eight hundred fifty dollars
Speaker 8: for a fifty dollars.
Speaker 16: Registration, yes, and then charge you every day for storage exactly.
Speaker 14: So I didn't want to say if I could tell
Speaker 14: my task doubs out there, because like it's really hard.
Speaker 16: Go ahead, mama, my cask at is s h a
Speaker 16: y aa ja yy. If anyone wants to help me
Speaker 16: because I'm really out here trying, and you.
Speaker 14: Know, I have a lot of dihod it's like a
Speaker 14: pty hard time to say.
Speaker 3: I'll go out here all right in Mama, good luck,
Speaker 3: thank you.
Speaker 13: Oh, and I want to say how to travel.
Speaker 14: I'm listen see you guys every morning and try to
Speaker 14: have you crack it out ready to code to pp guys,
Speaker 14: So keep it up, and I love people, and have
Speaker 14: a great day.
Speaker 13: Peace, Thank you.
Speaker 3: Hello, who's this Dve?
Speaker 12: What's going on?
Speaker 11: Envy?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 7: Get it off your chesty?
Speaker 12: Hey, I just want to say good morning to the
Speaker 12: breakfast club. I listen to y'all every morning. Laura love Elsie,
Speaker 12: you'd be killing it, Charlie May and I.
Speaker 7: Love you, Vy, I love you.
Speaker 17: I just want to comment on the front page.
Speaker 12: You know there's news about where's.
Speaker 17: The Linsky and Trump and everything. It's forty five minutes
Speaker 17: worth a conversation. And actually Trum was very.
Speaker 12: Nice and very quiet for a lot of the time.
Speaker 17: Until Lensky threatened us, and stead, we ain't gonna feel
Speaker 17: it now, but you'll feel it later because we got
Speaker 17: this beautiful ocean that's protecting us. And then that's when
Speaker 17: Trump went off. So I just want y'all to I
Speaker 17: love y'all, and I agree and disagree with everything you got.
Speaker 12: Mean, people have the right to agree and disagree on everything.
Speaker 12: But if you're gonna get the news, get the whole
Speaker 12: story and not just And I.
Speaker 17: Know we don't have necessarily time for it.
Speaker 12: But we always focus he in on the negative, and
Speaker 12: it's always like an attack. It's like, stand up for
Speaker 12: America because this is where we are.
Speaker 17: If people don't like where America, love America as a
Speaker 17: country and that's.
Speaker 12: Where they're born and where their roots are, people can leave.
Speaker 12: I don't want that.
Speaker 13: Nobody wants that stand for America.
Speaker 1: Don't you think the representation of America matters though? Especially
Speaker 1: you know when imagine, Oh.
Speaker 12: I agree Charla Maye one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: Imagine if you was an American ally and you saw that,
Speaker 1: could you trust America at this point?
Speaker 3: Would you trust what?
Speaker 12: I trust America for walking us into a war that
Speaker 12: they couldn't win. That is horrible.
Speaker 17: People lives are being large and it's like that's more
Speaker 17: important than anything than land.
Speaker 12: You can't replace lives, and people are going in on him.
Speaker 12: So I want people to stop being King.
Speaker 1: No, I don't think that's the reason people are going
Speaker 1: in on him. I think we all want the war
Speaker 1: to be be stopped, but we also have remember who
Speaker 1: started the war?
Speaker 3: You do know Russia started the war?
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, Russian started the war. But who provoked the war?
Speaker 13: Let's keep going back to where did all of that?
Speaker 12: It was a cold war before there was actually a war.
Speaker 3: I have no idea what you're talking about anymore, Okay,
Speaker 3: I just don't. I'm not well. Thank you for checking in,
Speaker 3: and thank you for listening. I love y'all, though I
Speaker 3: have no idea what you're talking about. I'm not I
Speaker 3: can't do it. I'm not going to have a conversation
Speaker 3: with somebody if I don't know what you're talking.
Speaker 4: Get it off your chest. Eight hundred and five eight five,
Speaker 4: one oh five one. We got the mess coming up,
Speaker 4: we do.
Speaker 5: We are gonna, you know, take some time to send
Speaker 5: some love to the family of Angie Stone who passed
Speaker 5: away over the weekend, and just you know, talk through
Speaker 5: just some of her big moments and things to remember.
Speaker 5: Charves some love.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll get into that next. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good Morning, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Morning, everybody is j n V.
Speaker 4: Jess, Hilarias Charlamagne, the God. We are the breakfast club
Speaker 4: Law and the Roads a filling in for Jess. Let's
Speaker 4: get to the mess.
Speaker 3: Worldwide management.
Speaker 1: On the breakfast clubs, the coach with Lauren Rosa and
Speaker 1: I got the men Tom.
Speaker 5: So we do want to take the time to send
Speaker 5: a rest in peace to miss Angie Stone.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 5: That is a crazy like that this weekend when that happened,
Speaker 5: this really really really caught me off guard. Grammy nominated
Speaker 5: and Soul Train Award winning singer, songwriter, actress, producer. Mother
Speaker 5: just a trailblazer and everything that she did, one of
Speaker 5: the pioneers of female rap. And so let's let's first
Speaker 5: talk about like what happened. So over the weekend things
Speaker 5: started circulating online because her I believe it was her
Speaker 5: daughter had posted like my mother is gone. So people
Speaker 5: are like, wait, what's happening right now? Then there have
Speaker 5: been some conversation about a possible car accident. When I
Speaker 5: got the call, I reached out to her publicist. Her
Speaker 5: name is Miss Debora Champagne. She's been a publicist and
Speaker 5: a friend for or fourteen years to Angie Stone who
Speaker 5: then you know, confirmed to me that Angie Stone had
Speaker 5: passed away in a tragic car accident. It was actually
Speaker 5: a sprinter that she was in. She was one of
Speaker 5: nine people in a sprinter in Alabama. They were traveling
Speaker 5: from a show that she had done in Alabama to Baltimore,
Speaker 5: CI double a weekend because she had some stuff that
Speaker 5: she was going to do there as well. And she
Speaker 5: was the only person as of now, she was the
Speaker 5: only person in this sprinter that passed away.
Speaker 3: And how many people were in?
Speaker 5: Nine people?
Speaker 3: Wow? Tragic man, Yeah, nine people.
Speaker 5: And now when I talked to Miss Deborah, of course,
Speaker 5: it was very emotional for her. And what she told
Speaker 5: me was that, you know, she had just talked to
Speaker 5: Angie Stone the night prior, right before Angie Stone was
Speaker 5: about to go on stage. She says she talked to
Speaker 5: her around like a little bit after eight or nine o'clock,
Speaker 5: and Angie had told her, you know, I'm about to
Speaker 5: go on stage. I got to call you back, but
Speaker 5: I'll see you tomorrow on Baltimore. She was literally getting
Speaker 5: her rep was literally getting ready to head to Baltimore
Speaker 5: to meet Angie and then got her phone started ringing crazy.
Speaker 5: So she was in tears when she was talking to me,
Speaker 5: and she just she wanted to make sure that we
Speaker 5: took the time to, you know, just go through all
Speaker 5: of her career accolades and just the light on the
Speaker 5: world the way that Angie Stone would want to. She said,
Speaker 5: specifically said to me, the Breakfast Club does a great
Speaker 5: job of what they do, so we can call her
Speaker 5: for anything when it comes to this, So let's take
Speaker 5: the time to do that.
Speaker 3: So well, you can't do it in ten minutes.
Speaker 5: I can't do it in ten minutes. But I'm gonna
Speaker 5: try to do her career spend across so much, but
Speaker 5: I'm gonna try to do the best that i can.
Speaker 5: Right now, I'm not to.
Speaker 4: Cut you off, just telling people that we are gonna
Speaker 4: be playing her interview that we did with her in
Speaker 4: twenty nineteen when she came up.
Speaker 3: Here and she broke down a lot of her history.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be playing with a lot of her history.
Speaker 3: I watched it.
Speaker 1: I rewatched it this weekend, you know, just because and literally,
Speaker 1: like she talks about wanting to do a movie about
Speaker 1: her life, and the documentary and there was a lot
Speaker 1: of things she didn't even want to fully get into
Speaker 1: it because she was.
Speaker 3: Like, this is gonna be for the movie. It's gonna
Speaker 3: be for the movie. Yeah, yep, so we're gonna do
Speaker 3: that in the eight o'clock hour.
Speaker 5: Got You And I did look up that what she
Speaker 5: was talking about. God Batch that interview too, it says
Speaker 5: that it was still in development. So I'm gonna try
Speaker 5: and figure out like where that left off to and
Speaker 5: see if there's anything that we could talk about there eventually.
Speaker 5: But yeah, so Angie Stone She was born in Columbia,
Speaker 5: South Carolina, Carolina, and she was on three nominated for
Speaker 5: three Grammys. She won two Soul Train Awards. Like I mentioned,
Speaker 5: one of the pioneers of female raps. She started her
Speaker 5: career in the hip hop group The Sequence in the
Speaker 5: seventies with the song Funk You Up, where she was
Speaker 5: angieb on that.
Speaker 1: Record, her first female hip hop group of all time,
Speaker 1: first female hip hop group to go gold.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I think a lot when I watched the interview,
Speaker 5: I was like, oh shoot, I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: I didn't know. During interview, I was proud.
Speaker 5: Yep you were. She leaves behind, and she soon leaves
Speaker 5: behind her two children, Diamond and Michael Diamonds her daughter
Speaker 5: and the mother of her two grandchildren, and then Michael
Speaker 5: is her son. Now her songs. Let's get into her
Speaker 5: catalog again. We can't do everything, but if we're talking catalog,
Speaker 5: there are so many big songs that she had No
Speaker 5: More Rain, which was off of her debut album Black
Speaker 5: Diamond in nineteen ninety nine. This album with Gold as
Speaker 5: well to Wish I Didn't Miss You, my favorite one
Speaker 5: from her second album, A Hogginy Soul. She has a brother.
Speaker 5: She also is the voice of The Girlfriend's theme song,
Speaker 5: which I watched a lot of people learn in real
Speaker 5: time over this weekend as well too, God, which is good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I knew, but I forget I'm old.
Speaker 1: I knew that the Girlfriend's fanatic and Angie's from Columbia,
Speaker 1: South Carolina, so I'm not knocking anybody who didn't know that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there was a lot of people who didn't know.
Speaker 5: I think because I because I'm into the interview exactly.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's a big fan of the show as
Speaker 5: well too. But she talked about it all the time,
Speaker 5: and I remember watching interview where she talked about they
Speaker 5: literally told her when they didn't play her rift the
Speaker 5: ratings on the show would go down for that episode.
Speaker 5: So whenever they did play the Rift, they called it
Speaker 5: the good Luck Tron for their Girlfriends show. So she's
Speaker 5: talked about that as well. So, yeah, I just wanted
Speaker 5: to take that time, and we do have some of
Speaker 5: her music that, you know, I want to make sure
Speaker 5: that we get to.
Speaker 1: Playgic Man Tragic Tragedy Tragedy Records's so tragic. God blessed
Speaker 1: the soul of Angie Stone. It's just to remind that
Speaker 1: when it's your time, is your time, Because you know,
Speaker 1: you're in a vehicle, would you say with eight other people, Yeah,
Speaker 1: and you're the only one who passed, you can't question
Speaker 1: God when it's your time. You know, literally, you can
Speaker 1: be here with somebody today and they're gone to marrows
Speaker 1: and don't take anybody or any moment for granted at all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, God bless her family. Man.
Speaker 5: She was sixty three years old. I'm not for sure
Speaker 5: if I said that at the beginning, but I wanted
Speaker 5: to make sure I said that as well.
Speaker 1: To imagine how all the folks that was in the
Speaker 1: vehicle with her feel. Yeah, Jesus Christ, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. You You you're grateful that your life was
Speaker 1: your life was fed, but then you grieving because your
Speaker 1: Angie's gone.
Speaker 3: My God, man, God, bless the soul Angie Stone. Man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm sending some prayers for the other people that
Speaker 5: were in that vehicle because that the accident looked pretty horrible.
Speaker 3: So looked crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hip O pioneered, Neo Soul Pioneer R and b
Speaker 1: Icon South Carolina Legend, dropping the Clues bonds fang Stone. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: all right, Well that is the mess in at eight am,
Speaker 1: we will be playing back our conversation that we had
Speaker 1: with Angie Stone in two thousand and nineteen nineteen.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 5: Some people are just like fairy tales. I feel like
Speaker 5: she's one of them. It's really crazy to be saying
Speaker 5: rip to you know, even though she's lived a very
Speaker 5: full life. It's just I still am like, that's so crazy.
Speaker 8: He's still young though, yeah, sixty three is young.
Speaker 5: But it's just like you don't. I would never I
Speaker 5: thought it was a lie. I just knew this was
Speaker 5: like something Twitter created until I.
Speaker 1: Call because any type of accident is always so abrupt,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. And I'm not saying like
Speaker 1: when you when you die of health issues. It can
Speaker 1: be abrupt too. But like you know when you feel
Speaker 1: when you hear like a car accident.
Speaker 3: You know, nothing was planned.
Speaker 1: It was like, yeah, it just it just feels like
Speaker 1: it just it just feels like things were cut short.
Speaker 3: But no, when it's your time, it's your time, all.
Speaker 4: Right, all right, when we come back, we got front
Speaker 4: page news. It don't go anywhere. And again we're gonna
Speaker 4: be replaying out Angie Stone interview from twenty nineteen and.
Speaker 3: Eight o'clock hours, So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 7: Good morning everybody.
Speaker 4: It's j Envy, Jess, Hilarrys, Charlamagne, the God. We are
Speaker 4: the Breakfast Club. Long the roaster fillling and just let's
Speaker 4: get in some front page news.
Speaker 3: Now over we get in. The fight. Javonte Davis, Lamart
Speaker 3: Roach Junior ended in a draw.
Speaker 1: Good squabble. I mean, I think I think draw was
Speaker 1: the right call.
Speaker 12: Think.
Speaker 1: So you know, when immediately when the fight was over,
Speaker 1: you know, I was thinking to myself, Okay, they're either
Speaker 1: gonna call it a draw or it's gonna be a
Speaker 1: split decision that leans towards Roach. So you know, when
Speaker 1: they called draw, I thought that was the right call
Speaker 1: even though they should have counted Tank taking that knee
Speaker 1: as a knockdown.
Speaker 3: They do that Roach was to fight. Yeah, he definitely
Speaker 3: went to fight.
Speaker 4: And you know, I'm a casual boxer fan, like I'm
Speaker 4: not a box of box of boxer fan, but when
Speaker 4: I seen it, I thought that, you know, when you
Speaker 4: take a knee, that's a knockdown.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent of the knockdown. It should have been counted.
Speaker 3: Can't call a time out.
Speaker 1: He actually could have the actually could have called the
Speaker 1: fight because if you take a knee and then you
Speaker 1: run to your corner like that, yeah, that's like quittick.
Speaker 3: Most people thought.
Speaker 5: That that was what was going to happen after like
Speaker 5: when he went to the corner that I thought it
Speaker 5: was over.
Speaker 4: Too well, he did say that there was he got
Speaker 4: his hair braided and the grease was in his eye
Speaker 4: and day he wanted to wipe that out of his eye.
Speaker 1: There was a lack of focus from Tank the whole
Speaker 1: fight that I saw though, even when he was chatting
Speaker 1: with the.
Speaker 3: Referee and everything like, like it was just I don't know,
Speaker 3: he didn't look he didn't look like himself.
Speaker 5: And he already be running to the side looking for
Speaker 5: his people. But I felt like he's like when he
Speaker 5: was doing that as well, I'm like, did he is he?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 6: Did he?
Speaker 5: I think he underestimated it a little bit.
Speaker 1: Man, And I was very impressed at the way Roach
Speaker 1: was able to take Tank's power. His Tank was laying
Speaker 1: in some shots and Roach was eating them, like, well,
Speaker 1: good morning, Morgan.
Speaker 7: Good morning.
Speaker 9: I'm like, dang, can I get into in this conversation
Speaker 9: just a little bit? Uh, if for anything, they should
Speaker 9: bring it back to the d m V. You know
Speaker 9: what I'm saying. We got MGM, we got convention centers,
Speaker 9: we got you know what I'm saying. So Barclays was
Speaker 9: cool but everything. Yeah, So the reigning w n w
Speaker 9: b A lightweight champion, Davonte Davis and Lamont Roach. They
Speaker 9: clashed in about ending in a controversial draw and previously mentioned,
Speaker 9: as you guys talked about controversial, controversial is controversial.
Speaker 5: People are people. There's so many people that are like
Speaker 5: what happened? People feel like he was.
Speaker 3: Able to get back up, went on, Okay, it was controversial.
Speaker 7: I'm let me get into it.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 9: So as previously mentioned, y'all, y'all talked about the knee
Speaker 9: that Tank took in the ninth round that was not
Speaker 9: ruled a knockout by referee Steve Willis. But to your
Speaker 9: point of MV, let's take a listen to Tank's reason
Speaker 9: why he took that knee.
Speaker 18: I just got my head done two days ago as
Speaker 18: picks in my shold was like, you know, like when
Speaker 18: you sweating things like that and the Greeks come in
Speaker 18: my face and burt my eyes.
Speaker 7: Sham. Why y'all going like I'm saying, like this is
Speaker 7: real fast.
Speaker 3: Come on, man, look at my hair. But it's all
Speaker 3: cool man.
Speaker 6: You know, you know, I get that they love it
Speaker 6: and then they hate you.
Speaker 1: Excuses like that always sound weak in boxing, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, Like, the only excuses that work in
Speaker 1: boxing is if you actually get hurt, like if your
Speaker 1: hand gets hurt in the ring or its like like
Speaker 1: there's an actual injury when you say things like grease.
Speaker 3: Fell in my eye.
Speaker 1: When Deontay Waders said his his his his outfit that
Speaker 1: he watered the ring was too heavy so his legs
Speaker 1: were tight like stuff like that.
Speaker 3: He signed.
Speaker 4: But I will say this though he didn't. He wasn't fazed.
Speaker 4: It's not like he ran to the corner to get
Speaker 4: some extra help. He looked, fine, you.
Speaker 5: Feel like a little bit a little bit in that fight,
Speaker 5: he gave a little bit of daze, a little bit
Speaker 5: like he was a little shake it a little.
Speaker 3: Bit after that point, not when he took that back.
Speaker 5: Also to the Hairstyles said that that's not what happen.
Speaker 5: But she did his hair Wednesday and she posted that
Speaker 5: he's done so much substance Winday Wednesday. She said the
Speaker 5: grease in question, it literally says no grease, no alcohol,
Speaker 5: no flicking, no wax.
Speaker 1: So something happened, like I don't know how hard that
Speaker 1: point was Roach hit him with.
Speaker 3: It didn't seem like it was that hard, but it
Speaker 3: did something.
Speaker 9: Well, let's hear from Lamont Roach. He also spoke after
Speaker 9: the fight saying he put belt to butt. Let's hear
Speaker 9: those comments from Lamont Roach.
Speaker 3: I'm him. I'm telling you that I'm one of the best.
Speaker 5: Fighters in the world man, and I showed it.
Speaker 3: I don't he probably wasn't walling when he said that
Speaker 3: grease got in his eye.
Speaker 19: But if you voluntaried to take a knee and the
Speaker 19: rep start count, it should be a knockdown. Like that's
Speaker 19: a knockdown I win to fight show I mean, it
Speaker 19: is what it is. I'm not banking on that knockdown
Speaker 19: to win. I just you know, just I just thought
Speaker 19: I pulled it out one of them's nush.
Speaker 3: I want to hurn it back for show me.
Speaker 9: So as a fight. As a result of this fight,
Speaker 9: now Tank's record is no longer perfect. It was the
Speaker 9: thirty and oh but now he has that one draw
Speaker 9: and but at least he get to hold on to
Speaker 9: his title. So to youall guys pointing to the point
Speaker 9: of the fighters, they want to run it back and
Speaker 9: we'll see what happens again. And I'm sure it'll be
Speaker 9: highly highly anticipated. If it's not going to be in
Speaker 9: the D and V, I gotta be in Vegas.
Speaker 3: So I don't know.
Speaker 9: But speaking of fights, let's get back on the top
Speaker 9: of Zelensky and Trump. European leaders are pledging billions in
Speaker 9: support to Ukraine following the emergency summit in London on Sunday. Now,
Speaker 9: British Prime Minister Kure stammer He said UK France and
Speaker 9: others will work to figure out a plan to stop
Speaker 9: the fighting and present it to President Trump. He also
Speaker 9: rejected a suggestion by a reporter that the US is
Speaker 9: not a reliable ally after President Trump's heated exchange with
Speaker 9: Ukrainian President Zelensky in the OVA Office. So let's hear
Speaker 9: more from UK print Prime Minister kure Stammer.
Speaker 20: Together with others, Europe must do the heavy listing. But
Speaker 20: to support peace in our continent and to succeed, this
Speaker 20: effort must have strong US backing. Nobody wanted to see
Speaker 20: what happened last Friday, but I do not accept that
Speaker 20: the US is an unre reliable ally. The US has
Speaker 20: been a reliable ally to the UK for many, many
Speaker 20: decades and continues to be That's good.
Speaker 3: That's good.
Speaker 1: He still has faith in the US to be a
Speaker 1: good ally because you know, I can see you know,
Speaker 1: people all over the country, I mean people all over
Speaker 1: the world, you know, stocking up on nuclear weapons. I'm creating,
Speaker 1: you know, new nuclear weapons just because they may not
Speaker 1: feel safety, may not feel like the US is a
Speaker 1: reliable ally.
Speaker 3: So I'm glad that they still do well.
Speaker 9: South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham he also entered the chatting,
Speaker 9: you know, there's a lot of reaction to all of this.
Speaker 9: He said that a message was sent and he's proud
Speaker 9: of how the President handled it. Meanwhile, Arizona Democratic Senator
Speaker 9: Mark Kelly he said this is not good and said
Speaker 9: the exchange was performative. Let's hear the comments from them.
Speaker 1: I've never been more proud of President Trump for showing
Speaker 1: the American people in the world, you don't trifle with
Speaker 1: this man, you know.
Speaker 3: Saying thank you in the Oval Office, being put on
Speaker 3: a spot like that is you know.
Speaker 21: It seemed to me that it was just you know,
Speaker 21: JD Van saying, hey, look what I can do.
Speaker 3: Dad.
Speaker 9: Well, look, you guys, it's a lot going on, so
Speaker 9: let me just try to wrap this thing up with
Speaker 9: a bow. There's other news going on in South Carolina.
Speaker 9: The state is currently under a state of emergency as
Speaker 9: wildfires ravage the state Governor Henry McMaster. He made the
Speaker 9: declaration on Sunday as one of the largest fires threatens
Speaker 9: residents in the Myrtle Beach area. Now, the fire in
Speaker 9: the Carolina Forest has burned over one thousand acres and
Speaker 9: is zero percent contained as of last check. Meanwhile, the
Speaker 9: North Carolina Fire Services wildfire in Polk County has destroyed
Speaker 9: at least four hundred acres and it's also zero percent contained.
Speaker 9: As of last check up, more than one hundred and
Speaker 9: seventy wildfires have erupted across both states, blackening a combined
Speaker 9: forty two hundred acres, enforcing mass evacuations. It's crazy because usually,
Speaker 9: you know, South Carolina, North Carolina doesn't deal with these
Speaker 9: type of situations. We were just seeming to wrap up
Speaker 9: what was going on, the devastating wildfires that impacted LA.
Speaker 9: So do you guys have any thoughts on this? Charlettne
Speaker 9: I know that's where you're.
Speaker 1: From, and I've never heard of South Carolina wildfires in
Speaker 1: my life, but you know, definitely send in PRIs and
Speaker 1: positive energy out everybody in real buchhit that have to
Speaker 1: deal with that at this moment.
Speaker 9: Absolutely all right, you guys, There's so much more to
Speaker 9: talk about, but at the end of the day, the
Speaker 9: day gone, and that's your front faced news. I'm Morgan.
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Speaker 9: it a great week, all.
Speaker 3: Right, Thank you, Morgan, Thank you.
Speaker 4: Now when we come back, Rizza will be joining us,
Speaker 4: of course, Riza for Wu Tang They're going on the
Speaker 4: Final Tour Wu Tang Forever, the Final Chapter. Tickets are
Speaker 4: on sale right now and we're gonna talk to Rizin
Speaker 4: when we come back.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, The Breakfast Club, Good morning.
Speaker 4: Everybody is DJ Envy, Jesse, Larry Charlamage, the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest
Speaker 3: in the building, the legend Rizza. He's welcome Bong back
Speaker 3: in the building.
Speaker 4: How you feeling, brother, I feel super good. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: everything is lovely. I see you guys are back on tour.
Speaker 3: Yes, indeed, Nu Tang Clan. The Final Chamber. How difficult
Speaker 3: was that to put together? Not as difficult as it
Speaker 3: used to be, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: But now this is our last chance to run around
Speaker 1: the globe together, and uh, it kind of was. Everybody
Speaker 1: you know, agreed that it was the time we start
Speaker 1: thinking of a name. Everybody's like this one that that,
Speaker 1: that that the Final Chamber and with that we are
Speaker 1: Why the Final Chamber though, like, how do you know
Speaker 1: you're putting the period on this?
Speaker 3: Is it just for the tour just Wu Tang in general?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 3: No, for the I mean Wu Tangs's why that's why
Speaker 3: we see that we put that Wu Tang forever in there,
Speaker 3: because it's you know, who Tank is beyond just our
Speaker 3: physical presence of it, you know what I mean. But
Speaker 3: as far as us coming together and coming to your city,
Speaker 3: all non members on stage, you know.
Speaker 11: What I mean.
Speaker 1: You know, when you get your ticket, you're getting all
Speaker 1: You're getting that, you know what I mean, because sometimes
Speaker 1: you go to a Woo show you might get four five,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: So this is like now here we all are clear
Speaker 3: your schedule for this, you.
Speaker 11: Know what I mean?
Speaker 1: And this running around the globe one more time together.
Speaker 1: So we'll start right here in America, you know, then
Speaker 1: shoot across the water, you know what I mean, show
Speaker 1: some love and just kind of the best way I
Speaker 1: can say it is take off that it's kind of
Speaker 1: a burden to all come together because everybody got a.
Speaker 3: Life, a job, or something going on in their lives.
Speaker 1: And so what we said when that that sign go up,
Speaker 1: we all come and the sign went up, and everybody said,
Speaker 1: did the Residency make it easier for everybody to say, Yo,
Speaker 1: we can do this the residency health But even at
Speaker 1: the Residency, we have some absentees, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: But it really helped because it really helped just that
Speaker 1: consistency of coming together, the consistency of our brotherhood, our
Speaker 1: brotherhood really never never diminished over the years. And I
Speaker 1: think for Wu Tang we represent community unity.
Speaker 3: You know, so many of us was inspired by Ya.
Speaker 3: The wo is like your whole neighborhood.
Speaker 1: On stage, you know what I mean. And I think
Speaker 1: that we could use that right now. I think you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, Like even autistically for the culture,
Speaker 1: we could come in and look at the example of
Speaker 1: the wool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so the time is now, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I've seen in an interview that you said you went
Speaker 4: to each member and said what do you want to
Speaker 4: be on this tour? What do you need? And you
Speaker 4: was able to give everybody that. How difficult was that?
Speaker 4: And was there anybody that you couldn't give what they wanted?
Speaker 1: Now, at the end of the day, you know, you
Speaker 1: gotta be satisfied, right, So we know we do with mathematics, right,
Speaker 1: and we know that when there's dissatisfaction, it breeds confusion, right.
Speaker 1: They say, you know, even with seventy percent of the
Speaker 1: people were satisfied, the other thirty percent was dissatisfied, and
Speaker 1: that other thirty percent winning started their own. Now you
Speaker 1: got competition, so you got to strive to resatisfaction. And
Speaker 1: satisfaction is when someone can say yo for me. You know,
Speaker 1: I don't care if it's just like yo. I just
Speaker 1: don't want bananas every night, my and my dressing. That's
Speaker 1: what he wants, you know what I mean. It's a
Speaker 1: commodate that it's accommodate the comfortability because I know I
Speaker 1: see it different, My brother de Vine see it different.
Speaker 1: Our whole management team, we know that when you all
Speaker 1: going out on the road, you leave in your family,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, You're leaving with you your
Speaker 1: routine of life, and so we want to make you
Speaker 1: as comfortable as possible. So this becomes a moment of
Speaker 1: joy versus a moment of work. Are you confident that
Speaker 1: every single member he's gonna show up for the show.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm confident for confidence sake, and I mean,
Speaker 3: of course I'm confident.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. But you know this, this
Speaker 1: is life, you know what I mean. You make a
Speaker 1: wrong turn on the ninety five.
Speaker 3: Ended up in a small town for the night, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean.
Speaker 1: But nah, I mean far as the intention, it's all
Speaker 1: about intention and then and the intention.
Speaker 3: Everybody is intending to be here. So if there's the
Speaker 3: glitch in the matrix, you know, we're deal with it
Speaker 3: right and then and there's an album to come with
Speaker 3: this too.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, I mean a lot of Mathematics has
Speaker 1: a new album that he's he put together called Black
Speaker 1: sandsum Uh. He got a new song called Mandingo. He
Speaker 1: took all like the Black Exploitation and Kung Fu movies
Speaker 1: and did an album and got the entire Wu Tang
Speaker 1: clan MC's on it, got Benny the Butcher, cool g
Speaker 1: just one of those a lot of Mathematics albums. It's
Speaker 1: that's dope and he so that's ironically it's coming out
Speaker 1: around the same time. But it wasn't like a strategy plan.
Speaker 1: It was just like he finished it at the time
Speaker 1: when the when the when the tour is about to happen.
Speaker 1: So that's a blessing for him. And then I did
Speaker 1: hear I could say this on the air. I did
Speaker 1: hear some of Ray Kwan's new album too.
Speaker 4: He's yeah, yeah, yeah, one of those Yeah, I'm excited
Speaker 4: to hear with little Man, so hopefully he gets that
Speaker 4: out before the.
Speaker 3: Tour drops and bunk bong. Are you involved? A rag album?
Speaker 1: Just you know from the abbot, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: it comes to the temple and see if the abbot
Speaker 1: you know, wanted to add some flavor to it or
Speaker 1: get some wisdom or advice, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: But he's the foundation of it.
Speaker 1: He came to me right for during the holidays when
Speaker 1: he felt like he had a nice.
Speaker 3: I just call it a body of work, your body
Speaker 3: of work. I was gonna call it doe like piece
Speaker 3: of dope. Gona mold that, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: But yeah, and we vibed out listen to it twice
Speaker 1: and then say oh yeah I had some vision and
Speaker 1: get shared my vision.
Speaker 3: But you know that's just it's him doing it.
Speaker 1: Ray Quon is always you know, he's a general always
Speaker 1: you know, know how to lead hisself. But then it
Speaker 1: also as a general, you know, as wise as the
Speaker 1: check in with the abbot and be like, yo, your abbot,
Speaker 1: what's your what's your two cents on this?
Speaker 4: Who was the most difficult to get to do this?
Speaker 4: And not because of them being different but maybe because
Speaker 4: of scheduling. Right, you got Meth that's acting, you're acting
Speaker 4: and producing. You got Ray Corn that owns a bunch
Speaker 4: of businesses, and these brothers leaving their families.
Speaker 8: Who was the most difficult to get? It was like
Speaker 8: this is gonna be a little tough.
Speaker 1: You know, I won't say difficult, but you know who
Speaker 1: does the most shows out of all of us? Who's
Speaker 1: no THEI were listen to Jigus. He's like a jazz musician.
Speaker 21: Yo.
Speaker 1: It's like you call him yo, want to do the
Speaker 1: resident Say, oh, I got forty shows I'm going to
Speaker 1: Europe or Yo, I'm going to twenty shows in Canada.
Speaker 3: Wow, he just I mean he stays that Liquid Sward
Speaker 3: album arguably one of the best hip hop albums of
Speaker 3: all time. It's just go go.
Speaker 1: So you got to check his schedule because he definitely
Speaker 1: is knocking a hundred one hundred fifty shows out a year,
Speaker 1: and so we actually have to pace and wait from it.
Speaker 1: And I personally had to wait for Tool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll get him a calls like like, I your
Speaker 3: scheduled for this year? Like you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: He's like, I'm good, all right.
Speaker 1: I didn't I need this much time right here and
Speaker 1: Bunk Bunk yeah as well.
Speaker 3: I want to get back to the top.
Speaker 1: I want to ask you about Liquid Source since we
Speaker 1: were on it, because we was having a whole debate
Speaker 1: last night in the group chat just about Wu Tang
Speaker 1: songs Wu Tang music because you know, my guy beat
Speaker 1: Up put out a top ten creators Wu Tang Records
Speaker 1: and on Liquid Swords Cold World, it goes co World
Speaker 1: Labels Fourth Chamber in the shadow boxing, that's probably one
Speaker 1: of the greatest sequences on an album.
Speaker 3: Do you do you remember arranging that?
Speaker 1: Yeah, definitely, definitely that was my That's one of my specialties.
Speaker 1: I think, not knowing then right, the natural ability of
Speaker 1: editing or having a through line of storytelling. But it
Speaker 1: has always been my personality and at that time it
Speaker 1: was only expressed music. Now it was being expressed and
Speaker 1: I direct films and TV shows and all that, but
Speaker 1: it was it was it was the same type of energy,
Speaker 1: like I could feel the way it go. I could
Speaker 1: feel when the listener is listening, it's like, oh yo,
Speaker 1: I want your emotion to rise up, get them up.
Speaker 1: By the time you got the Fourth Chamber, you you're driving.
Speaker 1: You might get a ticket. You know what I mean,
Speaker 1: And I wanted you know, you know you feel that
Speaker 1: right here. Yeah, I always strive to get that feeling
Speaker 1: to have your spine for that, I said the lyrics.
Speaker 1: I said, walk to the wooden Soldiers, see cycle Punk
Speaker 1: shod a hold us a thousand in Washing. I want
Speaker 1: to hold to the square. We stand through like flair,
Speaker 1: escape from the Dragon's lair. In particular, my beats travel
Speaker 1: like a vortex off your spine to the top of
Speaker 1: your room.
Speaker 3: Cold. That's that's my that's my goal. It's hit you,
Speaker 3: bam and I'm good.
Speaker 4: How we got more with Rizza when we come back,
Speaker 4: don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody's DNJ M V Jesse, Larry Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club Lord the roster, filling in
Speaker 4: for Jess. And we're still kicking it with Riza. The
Speaker 4: Final Tour, the Final Wu Tang Forever Tour, the Final
Speaker 4: Chapter take it to on sale right now, and we're
Speaker 4: still kicking it with Riza.
Speaker 3: Charlamagne.
Speaker 1: What do I time You're listening to your verse on
Speaker 1: Fourth Chamber because it's so relevant to today. That's why
Speaker 1: I mean nah, I mean I've been I'm back into
Speaker 1: the study of what of everything over?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: You know this tour, folks, So we got special guests
Speaker 1: run the during the Jews, and so it's like, this
Speaker 1: is gonna be a lyrical tour, you know.
Speaker 3: What I mean.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be one of those tours that you know,
Speaker 1: you're gonna get your sweat off, guarantee, you're gonna get
Speaker 1: your jumps, you're gonna get your your classics. But it's
Speaker 1: gonna be those moments you're gonna be like I needed that,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, because no words in the
Speaker 1: beginning was the word, and the world became flesh. And
Speaker 1: so those words are healing. You know, we needed. I
Speaker 1: had something I was gonna say to y'all this morning.
Speaker 1: A law segregation and discrimination is a sickness to any nation.
Speaker 1: When you deny a portion of the population the chance
Speaker 1: to experience the elevation, it will only lead to the
Speaker 1: decimation of your system and the next generation will pay.
Speaker 3: For the mistake.
Speaker 1: That will result in economic inflation. Ghetto living, and it's
Speaker 1: in black Latinos and European immigrants stuffed inside housing tenements,
Speaker 1: low income recipients.
Speaker 3: They gotta choose between the food or the rent.
Speaker 1: Neighborhoods are cramped like pow camps and X mark the
Speaker 1: spot where the incitious policies will stamp bad health, increase
Speaker 1: in bad pas leasing, and it's gentrification that Michael then
Speaker 1: Brad is leasing. At night, they feel fright from the
Speaker 1: dimly lit street lights. My man, gee, he could beef
Speaker 1: and fight, but he couldn't eat right. Loud sounds echoing gunshots.
Speaker 1: He couldn't sleep right.
Speaker 3: Wild?
Speaker 1: What the life when your life ain't worried for loaf
Speaker 1: of bread or a box of white rice. Yeah, blessed
Speaker 1: be the meek. It's attorney of the cheek. But j
Speaker 1: Bonde just knocked them out with a sneaky right and
Speaker 1: put them off his feet. It could come last, It
Speaker 1: could come fast. In the blast knock your senses back
Speaker 1: to the past. It's like old popping sounds, a big
Speaker 1: brass section you hear from old jazz. Me I stick
Speaker 1: to a piano key, speak from a low a minor
Speaker 1: to a soprano.
Speaker 3: E B o b. It's the abadem c oh you're
Speaker 3: getting back in the booth. Didn't because it sounds like
Speaker 3: you you ready, It ain't you know, whether it's in
Speaker 3: the booth or not.
Speaker 1: This tour, like I said, this is like this is
Speaker 1: that moment for the wool, that w that wisdom that
Speaker 1: you that unpredictability, like let's let's get that back into
Speaker 1: the system.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 1: I honestly feel that Woo is like a part of
Speaker 1: hip hop culture that's eat it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And whether we could be the ones that continue to
Speaker 1: physically do it, or some young brothers are listening, they
Speaker 1: pick it up and they come and bring that wave.
Speaker 1: There's some young brothers I know, Coach Contract. I've been
Speaker 1: seeing them. Yeah, you know what I mean, good flows,
Speaker 1: good style, good everything. They once they started injecting a
Speaker 1: little more wisdom into that. You know, hip hop needs that.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It ain't all just about all our money, guns and
Speaker 1: sects and drugs, you know what I mean. That's a
Speaker 1: portion of it, but it's not the it's not all
Speaker 1: of it. I saw you say something recently when you
Speaker 1: said the Hot ninety seven banding Wutang's music contributed to
Speaker 1: I guess not just the decline of the group, but
Speaker 1: just the decline of York sound and everything. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, we could date that, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: we could look at it and see it happening. Because
Speaker 1: when you're dealing with business, like all of us, you know,
Speaker 1: we we got jobs, right, and so we got to
Speaker 1: come in and do our job. But the dude say,
Speaker 1: they're paint it blue, and you the painter, you got
Speaker 1: paint it blue, right, even though you know, like, man,
Speaker 1: this blue was gonna really turn everybody away, or it's
Speaker 1: really the paint got left in it or whatever, you
Speaker 1: still got to stick to the job. And I think
Speaker 1: like at that time and even maybe and people were
Speaker 1: scared to fight for each other, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: And that's been one of our issues.
Speaker 3: I think as our culture.
Speaker 1: There was a point when the culture, because of money
Speaker 1: we did, started accepting each other. I remember when when
Speaker 1: like Master peeing them would come to New York and
Speaker 1: we accepted that, you know what I mean, when Dre
Speaker 1: and Snoop and Ice Cube, we accepted it. You know,
Speaker 1: first we accept it from the music, right and be
Speaker 1: that's private. But then when the money, when somebody's blowing money,
Speaker 1: then you accept it because of the money. And so
Speaker 1: now you're admire them because of his money, but not
Speaker 1: because of his skill because of the culture, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. So when that starts happening, it's almost
Speaker 1: like you're diminishing the culture because of the money. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: a dude could make a hit at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, we talk about hip hop hits. Hammer Hammer
Speaker 1: had hits, baby, Okay, he was he was going diamond
Speaker 1: and people.
Speaker 3: Didn't accept that as hip hop for some reason back then.
Speaker 1: Even roast than that, right, And I know I was
Speaker 1: pretty hard on him on myself, So I'm not like
Speaker 1: I wasn't, you know, because I was on some more, right,
Speaker 1: But we don't even get him his accolades.
Speaker 3: So he opened the door at the end of the day. Commercials,
Speaker 3: we did all that.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, you know, Pete. See, that's why I
Speaker 1: say a law is motionerful he takes a floor. Let
Speaker 1: me give you a quick metaphor. I want to go
Speaker 1: too deep, but let's look at two of our greatest,
Speaker 1: our greatest artists. Right fifty cents and I'm gonna say yay,
Speaker 1: both caught a floor in their jaw, right, one from
Speaker 1: a car, someone from a tragic street incident. But both
Speaker 1: now develop a tone that attracts the world. So from
Speaker 1: a floor and the jaw a loah blessed them. More
Speaker 1: like it's like it's like, nah, now you come back,
Speaker 1: and it's like this whole swag's whole, everything is. It's
Speaker 1: sharpened without even knowing, so hip hop itself. They say
Speaker 1: the DJ, the dude was like he said he was
Speaker 1: in his crib, one of the old DJ's right, he's
Speaker 1: in the crib and his mom's coming and he holds
Speaker 1: the record h and she's like, you know, turn it down,
Speaker 1: blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: He's like.
Speaker 11: Holding it now.
Speaker 3: The scratch is invented, you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: A flaw?
Speaker 3: You ever had one of those?
Speaker 1: So many to be quite frank, it's just like sometimes
Speaker 1: you could go to your to your to your beat
Speaker 1: machine and it's just glitches out, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I feel like method man. The original drum where it
Speaker 1: happened was almost like.
Speaker 3: A glitch out.
Speaker 11: But I liked it.
Speaker 1: Then I just immolated it. I immolated the mistake. I think, no,
Speaker 1: not that, the but the pact, the pat like that's
Speaker 1: the that's the bounce of it. So then so when
Speaker 1: a guy like him got the gout there on the mic,
Speaker 1: he he saw riding his riding his horse, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. But there's others that it just happens
Speaker 1: like that. You know when it will flow. I mean
Speaker 1: even if you think about shame, right, I mean, Dirty
Speaker 1: came in late to the studio, but he did that
Speaker 1: verse right one take and things like shame.
Speaker 19: That was like.
Speaker 3: He just I said no, no, no, no, go through it.
Speaker 3: Over said, nah, God, they're gonna love it.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: I said, he was right exactly.
Speaker 1: I mean I actually actually I learned from that, like
Speaker 1: one but one three through that, but it got through
Speaker 1: all of that. I mean, that's the one thing about Dirty.
Speaker 1: If you could talk about him for a moment, shout
Speaker 1: out to y d B. He'll be on the tour
Speaker 1: with us. He'll be on the son that's his son,
Speaker 1: his first born son, bar Son. He'll be on the
Speaker 1: tour doing his father verses for us. He's been doing
Speaker 1: it for years and he's been doing a great job.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 1: One thing about Dirty, he almost never say the lyric
Speaker 1: the same way twice. If he did it, should shoot
Speaker 1: me y'all shoo me yeam, shimy yay. Next time he
Speaker 1: do it, He's not gonna do it like that. He's
Speaker 1: almost like a once again. Like a jazz musician, he
Speaker 1: just goes with the spirit, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: And he'll tell he'll he'll say a rhyme that we
Speaker 1: wrote when we was fourteen years old, and then he
Speaker 1: was saying it during the WO era and eating what
Speaker 1: was up because I'll go up the micro now damage
Speaker 1: you listen to his album. That lyric is on the
Speaker 1: album twice, yeah, right, because it was more of a performance,
Speaker 1: more of an energy that he would bring versus just
Speaker 1: the lyrical content. But he was very special and I
Speaker 1: think he helped bring freedom the hip hop exquession.
Speaker 4: Do you do you ever remember those records that you
Speaker 4: lost in the flood? Did you ever get any of
Speaker 4: that or we're able to produce that over or any
Speaker 4: of that at all?
Speaker 3: Nothing ever came back like it like it was. Actually,
Speaker 3: I'm glad you mentioned that. And we're building this time
Speaker 3: capsule for the tour, and we're going to invite our fans,
Speaker 3: you know, to come out and somebody will win every night.
Speaker 3: Where you could take something from your WO nostalgia or
Speaker 3: your WO history and put it in this time capsule,
Speaker 3: and we all know we're gonna put it that I
Speaker 3: may bury it somewhere. I may put it in the museum,
Speaker 3: but I'm.
Speaker 1: Going to collect something from every you know, city, from somebody.
Speaker 1: But the first thing I'm going to put in there,
Speaker 1: and I'm not I'm kind of telling you that for
Speaker 1: the first time because I was gonna surprise. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: take those discs that had inspected Decks album. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: put it in that time capsule.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: And if somebody find it years later and open it
Speaker 1: up and figure out that, you know, if technology could
Speaker 1: get all that or whatever is on it, I'm shock.
Speaker 3: You don't have that now. There's no technology that can
Speaker 3: get that.
Speaker 21: Now.
Speaker 3: It hasn't happened.
Speaker 1: We took that's Matt, you know, they snuck a few
Speaker 1: out and try to do it, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: because uh, it's on floppy this yo.
Speaker 3: M They took it to the NASA people and they
Speaker 3: get it, you.
Speaker 4: Know, I mean, yeah, we got more with Rizzard when
Speaker 4: we come back to Wu Tang toward the final chapter.
Speaker 4: Tickets are on sale right now. It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Good morning. Everybody is the j Envy, Jess
Speaker 4: Hilariy and Charlamagne the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: The rizad is.
Speaker 4: Here now that one album I can't remember his name
Speaker 4: that the Gentleman bought. Did you ever get that album back?
Speaker 4: Because I know there was a fight to get it back.
Speaker 4: Did you ever get it back? Not personally, but it's
Speaker 4: owned by a group of people called Please to Dial.
Speaker 4: It continues to increase in value and have his own life.
Speaker 4: I mean they bought it for like four million. Uh,
Speaker 4: and now there's people talking about like a whole other
Speaker 4: thing of what it could be. So it's kind of
Speaker 4: one of those things to have a life of his own.
Speaker 3: Are we ever going to hear that?
Speaker 8: Or that's part of the deal that they can never
Speaker 8: play it publicly.
Speaker 1: I'm striving now at this phase since since we're you know,
Speaker 1: at this age and kind of figure out something.
Speaker 3: I mean, the thing was there. It was like not
Speaker 3: to be it can't be commercialized, but for eighty eight years,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: So it can't be sold, it can't be on, can't
Speaker 4: can't be commercialized streaming service.
Speaker 3: You could give it away.
Speaker 1: I told Missus Scully that in the beginning, I was like, yo, especially,
Speaker 1: just to give you a little backstory on that, I
Speaker 1: met him before he became the most evilst man in
Speaker 1: the world. I remember they had like the most evilst
Speaker 1: man in the world. So I met him before he
Speaker 1: became Lex Luthor, you know what I mean up and
Speaker 1: you know, we sat down and he was telling me,
Speaker 1: you know, he you know, I'm a wolf fan. I
Speaker 1: love fifty cent I love hip hop of may Pwon.
Speaker 1: Some of his lyrics has made me through business things.
Speaker 1: And he had a whole plan. He was gonna buy
Speaker 1: this Enigma machine. I don't know if you know what
Speaker 1: the Enigma machines are. Those are the decoding machines they
Speaker 1: used to make in World War Two when they had
Speaker 1: to figure out In fact, it led to the computer.
Speaker 1: So he wants and all the turning papers. Who was
Speaker 1: the guy who basically invented the computer? He was he
Speaker 1: was in the bu album. He was like, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get all these things and he's gonna do something. I
Speaker 1: was said, Okay, what do But he had a plan
Speaker 1: like whatever he was gonna do, boom And then when
Speaker 1: he when when negative on him, like maybe a few
Speaker 1: months later, I saw it on TV. I saw him
Speaker 1: on the news. I said, I was telling my wife, Yo,
Speaker 1: that's the guy that'd be selling the album too. He said,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't sell it to him.
Speaker 3: I said, oh no, it's already like a deal.
Speaker 1: Even though it wasn't the money didn't exchange hands, it
Speaker 1: was already a deal and was in contract for him.
Speaker 1: So I was like, nah, I mean I sat down
Speaker 1: with him. I told him, yes, so now that we
Speaker 1: it's at the day that he gets it, and you know,
Speaker 1: he got he got a lot of security and everything,
Speaker 1: you know, and they kind of has some big dudes
Speaker 1: with him, and I said, so let me talk to
Speaker 1: him moment by himself.
Speaker 3: Commit a kid. He's still a kid to me. And
Speaker 3: so I'm like, yo, listen, if I was you, I
Speaker 3: was just kidded the way to the world, like do
Speaker 3: something good because people were saying, like you're bad right now.
Speaker 3: He was like just smiled at me and would work.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So but I think that that would be a beautiful
Speaker 1: thing if if it was a way to give it
Speaker 1: or yeah, I just think it'll be nice to share it.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 3: That did the summer reason these top ten best Wu
Speaker 3: Tang songs.
Speaker 1: He had number ten with number nine, Win Awards, number eight,
Speaker 1: Mystery of Chest Boxing, number seven, Reunited, number six, This
Speaker 1: Yeard number five, Protecting Neck number four? Can it be
Speaker 1: also simple number three? Ice Cream number two, trime number
Speaker 1: one Cream We started flaming them in the group check.
Speaker 1: We just just just not a good list.
Speaker 6: The list.
Speaker 3: But they're like very commercialized that right there. But we're
Speaker 3: saying impossible is one of those songs that should be
Speaker 3: on it? What do you think of that list? First
Speaker 3: of all, well, no, the list is up to the
Speaker 3: to the list maker, you.
Speaker 11: Know what I mean.
Speaker 3: But but he gets that list from online. There's people
Speaker 3: like that going is online. They hit him while he's
Speaker 3: doing the live things. Just also, that list might be
Speaker 3: the top ten streamers. At the end of the day,
Speaker 3: you go and check.
Speaker 4: The top streamers, But those are the cost those are
Speaker 4: the ones that are casual wolfans, those are the ones that.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, those are the ones you better before.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: We come make you better, hit us, hit us, and
Speaker 1: look the beautiful things went towards cap came out of nowhere,
Speaker 1: right remember that.
Speaker 3: I mean that's some time ago. But once again, talent,
Speaker 3: nobody knew this.
Speaker 1: Guy, you know what I mean, we knew him, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, I knew that y'all He's one
Speaker 1: of the dopest mcs on it on Staten Island. While
Speaker 1: we was growing up, me and him always had tapes together,
Speaker 1: like we had our tapes were circulating before who had tapes.
Speaker 1: That's why he's like men reservoir name putting in the
Speaker 1: tablet under vets. We paid our debts for mad years.
Speaker 11: He was like, we was.
Speaker 1: Already having takes. The others was doing the thing. But
Speaker 1: he comes out of the out of the now and
Speaker 1: uh you God brings them to the crib and Boomer.
Speaker 1: I was just happy to see him, you know, because
Speaker 1: capa Donna is his name at first was original legit,
Speaker 1: I mean original, right, So I was the original, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean? And he was like, yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: his slang is ridiculous. You know, it's like not Donna
Speaker 1: J Bird. It was that in capp of Donna. And
Speaker 1: it wasn't no cap of Donna Street on Staten Island yet,
Speaker 1: like maybe five years later there's like a cap of
Speaker 1: Donna named after I didn't I didn't know what Cappa
Speaker 1: Donna was.
Speaker 3: Who's your favorite m seeing?
Speaker 1: I mean the gigs is that I argue with people.
Speaker 1: If you want to argue then especially at that time.
Speaker 1: If you go and check the Jesus lyrics and his
Speaker 1: catalog the lyrics, I don't think you're gonna find no
Speaker 1: other MC. You know that that have given that compared
Speaker 1: to him lyrically. I mean, I put Jizzer as my
Speaker 1: favorite MC. And and the way that he approached the
Speaker 1: mic and the things that he's done. You think about
Speaker 1: labels back then, well, he's using every label, but he's
Speaker 1: telling you a cohesive, clear story, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: with metaphors and wit and yeah, and then he goes
Speaker 1: on to do it again with Fame, and then he
Speaker 1: goes on and do it with Animal Planet. You know
Speaker 1: when he did it with Animal Planet, which is crazy
Speaker 1: because he says use all the football teams.
Speaker 3: And with talking about how the jaguarse against the Lions,
Speaker 3: and I was like, yo, that's like it's just us.
Speaker 3: He's deep.
Speaker 1: But it might take him like a year to write
Speaker 1: a Folks, like he won't write it like like Ray Hits,
Speaker 1: you hit the pin.
Speaker 3: And be done in an hour and fly.
Speaker 1: It's just a it's like he's still working on it,
Speaker 1: Like he got songs he's still been working on for
Speaker 1: ten years. Because he won't say it if he done
Speaker 1: and if he done something quick, he'll do it just
Speaker 1: because he has to do it. But that's not his
Speaker 1: best intention as an MC. His intention as an MC
Speaker 1: is to make it almost biblical or something almost like
Speaker 1: everything is.
Speaker 3: There's no filler, no words of feeling the ideas.
Speaker 1: You know, man, what's the most underrated Wu Tang song
Speaker 1: that you think deserves more love? And that when y'all
Speaker 1: performed on tour, everybody just goes crazy. Well, depending where
Speaker 1: you're at, right, But I know one Wu Tang song
Speaker 1: that definitely seemed like I don't think New York has
Speaker 1: ever even heard it.
Speaker 3: Gravel Pit. Oh of course that was what the video.
Speaker 3: You drifts, like the flintstones and all that. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 3: all the fur coats and all that.
Speaker 1: But man, overseas, you could play it twice in the
Speaker 1: in the concert, I love it, yeah, But in New
Speaker 1: York play that, you know what I mean, somebody get
Speaker 1: mad that come on like goost to Somebody stopped frowning
Speaker 1: at you, like, yo, God.
Speaker 3: You're math math like doing my verse, whether the video or.
Speaker 1: Just if you know what I think I was reaching.
Speaker 1: I was like I attempted to make a song in
Speaker 1: the Reserve way that was like poppy commercial radio.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but we never needed that, I know, but I
Speaker 1: didn't know hi of the backstory of that song real quick. No,
Speaker 1: that song was meant for Leah.
Speaker 2: So Leah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we was in the studio, you know, we talked
Speaker 1: about it and I said, I want to have this
Speaker 1: whole Flinchstone concept and have you dressed up like like
Speaker 1: Betty Yeah, black pebbles, pebbles, but you know because a
Speaker 1: lios you know, that's in great shape and all that.
Speaker 3: And I just had this whole plan and she was
Speaker 3: to be like, yeah, we agreed, and it just.
Speaker 1: Thanks when Yeah, so she was gonna sing over that
Speaker 1: beat and everything. Wow, and imagine how on it yeah,
Speaker 1: because there was more dancing and I get what you're saying.
Speaker 8: Okay, well, we had thank you, appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 4: The tickets are on sale right now for the would
Speaker 4: run the Jewels tickets, and we appreciate you.
Speaker 3: Riz appreciate you too. It's the Breakfast Club. It's well,
Speaker 3: let's get to the mess worldwide mess on the Breakfast
Speaker 3: Club the Coach with Lauren. Lauren and I got the
Speaker 3: mess talk Tommy.
Speaker 5: Okay, So y'all remember the whole legal back and forth
Speaker 5: that Drake had happened in Texas with like iHeart, and
Speaker 5: he was a legend that Universal Music Group was paying
Speaker 5: money to iHeart over not like a Universal Music Group
Speaker 5: was paying money to the radio stations on her radio
Speaker 5: stations over, not like US inbusing boosting the streams. So
Speaker 5: there have been reports that there was an alleged between
Speaker 5: Drake and UMG when it came to that whole airplay,
Speaker 5: radio play not like US situation. So you originally he
Speaker 5: was alleging that UMG was paying iHeart to play, not
Speaker 5: like us more payola. Now there have been these reports,
Speaker 5: so there's been a settlement, so that this is all
Speaker 5: over now, right, and that's all that.
Speaker 7: Was out there.
Speaker 5: But with iHeart, yes, so there's a settlement with iHeart, yes,
Speaker 5: not WITHG with iHeart, but that is not what happened.
Speaker 1: What happened, Well, we know nobody cares about the truth
Speaker 1: and the lives more entertainment, entertaining. But I need DJ
Speaker 1: academics and all the Drake fan pages to gather around
Speaker 1: to get the truth regardless. Okay, facts, it's simple. What
Speaker 1: Drake filed against iHeart wasn't a lawsuit. What he filed
Speaker 1: was a petition, yes, and it was a petition to
Speaker 1: try to make iHeart give a deposition. So Drake wasn't
Speaker 1: asking for money, he was asking for information. So iHeart
Speaker 1: could not have made a payment. iHeart couldn't negotiate to
Speaker 1: give Drake documents or something else showing they didn't do
Speaker 1: anything wrong. And once Drake received those documents and saw
Speaker 1: that there was nothing there, he could agree to drop
Speaker 1: his petition.
Speaker 3: And that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 1: He simply dropped his petition because after he saw what
Speaker 1: he needed to see, he realized iHeart was not engaged
Speaker 1: in any of the actions that he was accusing them
Speaker 1: of in the story. And I know, Drake fan pages
Speaker 1: won't run with that because it's not as entertaining as saying,
Speaker 1: you know, iHeart set.
Speaker 3: It with drip for money and Drake was right all along.
Speaker 1: But you know, no, your guy, Drake simply dropped the lawsuit,
Speaker 1: dropped the petition because there was nothing there.
Speaker 5: Yes, that is what happened. Now, speaking of not like us,
Speaker 5: the Oscars went down last night, the ninety seventh Oscars.
Speaker 5: They happened Academy Awards I'm sorry. They happened in Hollywood
Speaker 5: Adobe Theater. Conan O'Brien was the host and he is
Speaker 5: currently trending right now because of a Drake Kendrick Lamar
Speaker 5: related joke that he dropped the halfway through the show.
Speaker 5: So let's take a listen to that joke real quick.
Speaker 4: Well, we're halfway through the show, which means it's time
Speaker 4: for Kendrick Lamar to come out and called Drake a pedophile.
Speaker 3: Don't worry, I'm lawyered up. Well, how soon is he
Speaker 3: going to get him a position or.
Speaker 11: A letter.
Speaker 3: To get one for that one?
Speaker 5: Okay? Now, the show went down with over twenty three
Speaker 5: different categories being announced. The most awarded films last night
Speaker 5: were Honora. They took home five Oscars, The Brutalist took
Speaker 5: home three, but Wicked took home two. They were actually
Speaker 5: nominated for ten Oscars, but only one two. They won
Speaker 5: one for Best Costume Design, which was Paul Taswell. He
Speaker 5: is now the first black man and want an Oscar
Speaker 5: for costume design to take a listen to him.
Speaker 22: This is absolutely astounding. Thank you Academy for this very
Speaker 22: significant honor. I'm the first black man to receive Costume
Speaker 22: Design Award for my work on Richard.
Speaker 3: I'm so proud of this.
Speaker 22: Thank you, mother and Emma so much. Thank you everyone
Speaker 22: in the UK for all of your beautiful work. I
Speaker 22: could not have done this without you, my Ozzie and Muses,
Speaker 22: Cynthia and Arianna, I love you so much. All the
Speaker 22: other casts, thank you, thank you. Thank you for trusting
Speaker 22: me with bringing your characters to life.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So, he joins Ruthie Carter, who was also a black woman,
Speaker 5: to win an Oscar for Black Panther. Yep, and they
Speaker 5: also won. Wicked also won for Best Production Design.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: Now, if Cynthia or Rivo would have won the category
Speaker 5: she was nominated for, specifically, she would have been she
Speaker 5: would have unseated a few people for the Youngest egot
Speaker 5: like that, you know, Emmy Grammy Oscar. Uh, what's the
Speaker 5: t Tony Award? Yes, but she didn't win last night,
Speaker 5: so she so she didn't get that.
Speaker 3: She said, what's the tea? I was like, you're supposed
Speaker 3: to be telling us.
Speaker 5: I know what you meant, girl, But she didn't get that.
Speaker 5: But so let me just tell y'all.
Speaker 8: The sweep they made it seem like Wicked was going
Speaker 8: to sweep this year.
Speaker 5: They were supposed to came in and took it though,
Speaker 5: but they did have such big moments. Ariana Grande and
Speaker 5: Cynthia Rivo opened the show performing some of the songs
Speaker 5: from Wicked and I'm gonna just tell y'all right now,
Speaker 5: when I tell you you say the mic is.
Speaker 2: On or not.
Speaker 5: Cynthia Rivo she invented the mic at this point because
Speaker 5: she sounded so great live last night. She sounded amazing.
Speaker 5: Ariana Grande had to like sit back like it was.
Speaker 5: It just was like such her moment. I was like, Yo,
Speaker 5: she sounds amazing live that it's very hard to do.
Speaker 5: They also did a tribute to Quincy Jones. Whoopee and
Speaker 5: Oprah came out and kicked off the tribute. We don't
Speaker 5: have time to play the audio for them, but hey.
Speaker 3: Yo, Whoopy looked good last night.
Speaker 11: Yo.
Speaker 3: I would look.
Speaker 1: I was looking at her, no disrespect of looking at
Speaker 1: her body. Her body looked good in shape. I don't
Speaker 1: know that was like that, but I don't.
Speaker 3: Yeah great yesterday, I'm talking about her shoulders like, she
Speaker 3: just looked good.
Speaker 5: I like the dress too. I didn't didn't even crossed
Speaker 5: my mind.
Speaker 7: Whoop, be out of.
Speaker 3: Okay anymore?
Speaker 5: Yes, she was what they saw un they did. Yes,
Speaker 5: I was trying to get to it, but then we
Speaker 5: got distracted because he saw Whoopy. Yes, Zoe's Audania. She
Speaker 5: also won. She took home Best Actress in the Supporting Role,
Speaker 5: and she made history as the what's the actual title?
Speaker 5: She made history as.
Speaker 3: The I seen I've seen Whoopy last night.
Speaker 5: Bro Jesus, I can't even get Zoe's up.
Speaker 4: Well, salutes zoways. She's from Queens and Jersey. You know,
Speaker 4: she's Dominican and Puerto Rican.
Speaker 5: I think she's the best. She was first Dominican. I
Speaker 5: got to get this right.
Speaker 4: So she won last night, so congratulations. Her mother was
Speaker 4: in the building, so she was happy to do that
Speaker 4: for her mother.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she's the first Dominican American actress to win a Oscar.
Speaker 5: So when her mom was in the building and she
Speaker 5: cried out for her mom, she came up and was
Speaker 5: looking for her mama. Go that that like tear jerked
Speaker 5: me a little bit.
Speaker 3: You good.
Speaker 5: Did you see Zoe's Zodna last night?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: No, he didn't.
Speaker 8: Actually, Zoey's story is crazy.
Speaker 4: Her pops passed away when she was younger in a
Speaker 4: car accident and her mother had to send her back
Speaker 4: to dr to put her in school while she worked,
Speaker 4: and then brought her back over here, and it was
Speaker 4: it was a tough in her life.
Speaker 8: So the fact that she called out for her mom
Speaker 8: was amazing.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I learned that Dominican history school.
Speaker 5: No, we just learned that just now last night and
Speaker 5: made it go. Look her up.
Speaker 1: I didn't know she was Dominican to the Dominican, I'm
Speaker 1: not talking your problem. Representation matters. And when the Dominican talking,
Speaker 1: you won't let him finish the story.
Speaker 5: Them last night you only saw.
Speaker 4: Women won the clue bumper wof you go Berg? Okay, sir,
Speaker 4: there's no Dominican in there. Bren's Puerto Rican, I'm black,
Speaker 4: you're black. She's black Dominican yep.
Speaker 5: And Zoe's o'donna is as well, Dominica. She says, she's
Speaker 5: the first, she's the child of immigrant parents and first
Speaker 5: American of Dominican descent to want an oscar. So shout
Speaker 5: out to them as we wrap.
Speaker 3: This on up. Absolute to her. All right, Charlamann, who
Speaker 3: are you giving a donkey too? Man?
Speaker 1: For after the hour of it is a perverted as optometrist.
Speaker 1: That's what you call him, right, the people that give
Speaker 1: you glasses.
Speaker 3: I was like, do you mean collegestris.
Speaker 1: He needs to come to the front of the gngregation.
Speaker 1: We would like to have a word with him. Freaky
Speaker 1: ass newman.
Speaker 8: How could you be per We'll find out when we
Speaker 8: come back at the breakfast So come on here.
Speaker 3: Don't be out here at that like a donkey. He bitch,
Speaker 3: it's time for Donkey of the Day. I'm a big boy.
Speaker 1: I could take it if he feel out deserve It
Speaker 1: ain't no big Denny say, got to.
Speaker 3: Say something you may not agree with. It doesn't mean
Speaker 3: I'm doing Who's getting that donky?
Speaker 1: That donkey that don't don't don't don't don't donkey other
Speaker 1: day right here.
Speaker 3: The breakfast club. Bitches, you can call me the donkey
Speaker 3: of the day, but like I mean no harm. Yes,
Speaker 3: donkey today for Monday.
Speaker 1: March third goes to a man named Brian Steiner. Bryan
Speaker 1: is from Pennsylvania and he's a freaky ass human twenty
Speaker 1: twenty vision god. What do you mean he's a twenty
Speaker 1: twenty vision god? Uncle Shola. Well, apparently times are very
Speaker 1: hard in the slums of Delaware County, Pennsylvania, because this man,
Speaker 1: Bryan Steiner, was offering free glasses an exchange for sexual acts. Yes, glasses,
Speaker 1: face readers, I spires, magnifying marbles, okay, vision vanquishers. This
Speaker 1: man was botering optical for oral I can't make this
Speaker 1: kind of stuff up.
Speaker 3: Let's go to six ABC news for the report. Police
Speaker 3: a Delaware.
Speaker 23: County optician faces some serious charges. Police aa offer customers
Speaker 23: free eyeglasses and exchange for sex. Investigators say that forty
Speaker 23: year old Brian Steiner, who worked at Philly Vision careen Fallcroft,
Speaker 23: solicited sex.
Speaker 7: From his customers.
Speaker 23: They say in return, he would give out free glasses
Speaker 23: and waive charges and copays. Steiner admitted to police he
Speaker 23: had received or performed sexual acts inside the business at
Speaker 23: least thirty different times.
Speaker 3: He wants assets for glasses.
Speaker 1: Now, I was born in nineteen hundred and seventy eight,
Speaker 1: so I've heard of a lot of discounts in my day,
Speaker 1: buy one, get one free, percentage sales, early payment discounts,
Speaker 1: seasonal discounts, referral discounts, or what I've never heard of
Speaker 1: is to bust it open for some bifocals discount.
Speaker 3: You want to get freaking with some frames.
Speaker 1: Brian, You're supposed to have a vision care plan, not
Speaker 1: a perverted rewards program. This is predatory on so many
Speaker 1: levels because you have to know who this will work on.
Speaker 1: You have to know that there are people who can't
Speaker 1: afford glasses, and the fact that you are praying on
Speaker 1: the financially challenged amongst us is what really makes me
Speaker 1: want to see you buried under the jail. Okay, we
Speaker 1: are in an era where we should be attempting to
Speaker 1: help people if they aren't in the best position financially,
Speaker 1: but no, you out here taking advantage of people. And
Speaker 1: the irony of this situation is you work in an
Speaker 1: eyeglass store.
Speaker 3: Your whole job is.
Speaker 1: Helping people see clearly, but you couldn't even see that
Speaker 1: this wouldn't end well. Do you know how financially desperate
Speaker 1: you have to be the one to give up sex
Speaker 1: for specs and for Brian to know these people we're
Speaker 1: desperate and take advantage of that desperation. I don't even
Speaker 1: believe in heaven of the hell, but damn it, if
Speaker 1: there is a hell, please give.
Speaker 3: This guy the hottest seat in the house.
Speaker 1: Okay, I have a rule, and my rule is never
Speaker 1: trust people who will take advantage of others for their
Speaker 1: own benefit, especially when the person actually could use your kindness. Proverbs,
Speaker 1: chapter twenty two, verses twenty two and twenty three says,
Speaker 1: don't take advantage of the poor just because you can.
Speaker 1: I repeat, don't take advantage of the poor just because
Speaker 1: you can. Self explanatory. Okay, if you believe in hell, Brian, you.
Speaker 3: Going to it? Okay.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna tell you the sickest part of the story.
Speaker 1: After the patients agreed to do the sexual favors for
Speaker 1: the glasses, when he would give these visually impaired people
Speaker 1: the glasses, he would play this song sick, sick, sick sick,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, sick world. Right, that's how I feel.
Speaker 1: Please let me me mar give Brian's sign of the
Speaker 1: biggest he hall what he.
Speaker 6: You stupid? Mother?
Speaker 3: Are you dumb?
Speaker 7: You crazy?
Speaker 5: That song with that story is crazy.
Speaker 3: That's what happened.
Speaker 5: I know, but it's just insane.
Speaker 3: I didn't make that's what happened. I didn't make that up.
Speaker 3: I'm just reading this news. What Mac, Why is Mack
Speaker 3: in here?
Speaker 20: Mac?
Speaker 3: Why did you walk in? I just Mac what's the problem.
Speaker 3: I was back there talking to Eddie and I was
Speaker 3: just like, could you imagine the eye test? You cover
Speaker 3: one eye up and read the first line, and it's like,
Speaker 3: d I.
Speaker 11: Right now.
Speaker 3: At stage e left? Please could you go? Could you
Speaker 3: leave now? Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: The longer the eye tests, the longer the duration, like,
Speaker 5: how did this?
Speaker 3: This was crazy? Y'all need to stop? All right? Well,
Speaker 3: thank you for that donkey today. Yes, indeed, you.
Speaker 5: Imagine the people that couldn't still see after they got
Speaker 5: the glass and didn't know what was going on.
Speaker 4: Thank you again for the donkey of the day. Let's reset, guys,
Speaker 4: Come on, come on, fine, we've immature people in here.
Speaker 3: USA. It's all you immature people, all right now.
Speaker 4: Now when we come back, we got to send a
Speaker 4: resting piece to Angie Stone and Condoless Neo.
Speaker 1: Soul pioneer, Hip hop pioneer R and b icon South
Speaker 1: Carolina legend man the good sister any Stone came up
Speaker 1: here in twenty nineteen. And what I found so interesting
Speaker 1: about that conversation is she was talking about just how
Speaker 1: she wanted her life to be documented, you know, and she.
Speaker 3: Was talking about a movie that she was gonna be
Speaker 3: working on movie and document.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we're gonna we're gonna replay that interview next,
Speaker 4: all right, and this is Angie Stone when she was
Speaker 4: on a Breakfast Club in twenty nineteen. We're gonna get
Speaker 4: that on next. It don't go anywhere. It's to Breakfast Club,
Speaker 4: Good Morning, the Breakfast Club. Warning, everybody is DJ Envy, Jesse,
Speaker 4: Larry Charlamage, the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. Lona Rosa is here as well.
Speaker 4: Now we're about to get on an interview we did
Speaker 4: with Angie Stone in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is twenty nineteen. The good sister Angie Stone
Speaker 3: came up here to build with us.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 1: And you know, this is the reason I love having
Speaker 1: conversations with people because it documents.
Speaker 3: We documents documents their life view and they get to
Speaker 3: tell their own stories. And you know, she's no longer.
Speaker 1: Here with us, but she told a lot about her life.
Speaker 1: She told a lot about her career, and you know,
Speaker 1: she talked about basically how she wanted her movie to
Speaker 1: play out. You know, that's that's what she was working on.
Speaker 8: But let's jump into it now. It's the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 8: Come morning.
Speaker 3: How are you I'm good.
Speaker 7: I can't complain.
Speaker 15: You know, I've been lasted for a long time, forty
Speaker 15: plus years in this business.
Speaker 11: You already know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people, I don't think people realize that Angie's one
Speaker 1: of the Pine is a rap The Sequence the first.
Speaker 7: Female got to go go.
Speaker 15: Yeah, the first female group period to do an original
Speaker 15: rap record, to do a rap record that gone up
Speaker 15: the world. We had our neighborhood rappers, we had our
Speaker 15: New York City rappers, but Sequence was the world's rappers.
Speaker 7: And I think people get it twisted.
Speaker 3: Funk funk it up with the song funk you up
Speaker 3: until you.
Speaker 7: Got that mixed up with Bruno mothers, I ain't gonna
Speaker 7: go didn't well what he did, did an interpolation of it.
Speaker 15: Town funk it up. We're gonna uptown funkus funk you
Speaker 15: right on up. We're gonna funk you the same thing.
Speaker 15: We're getting paid no attention right now. But guess what,
Speaker 15: it's all great.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, my attorney went in and we.
Speaker 15: Tried to do some stuff, and of course, because there's
Speaker 15: three group members and I've been doing my thing for
Speaker 15: a minute, it kind of pulled the scenes at who's
Speaker 15: who's with who? And who's down with And I just said,
Speaker 15: you know what, let it rest because we're getting a
Speaker 15: lot of negative slack because a lot of people that
Speaker 15: don't know about the sequence or that song.
Speaker 7: We getting a lot of negative flat because they like
Speaker 7: that don't sound nothing like.
Speaker 15: I'm like, they don't understand the interpolation process and how
Speaker 15: you know the reason we were upset because Bruno admitted
Speaker 15: that it was influenced by to See Wow and uh
Speaker 15: he did that on Instagram and and somebody snatched it down.
Speaker 5: Right, and people do interpolations so that they don't sample.
Speaker 5: So then they well, doctor did keep.
Speaker 7: Your hands ringing? That was a direct rip from funk
Speaker 7: you up? They did. I mean, we wrote the song,
Speaker 7: we wrote the melody, wrote the.
Speaker 15: Chant, we added singing to hip hop, and now everybody's
Speaker 15: doing it. It's okay, And I think it's wrong for
Speaker 15: them to try to overlook we're from South Carolina.
Speaker 3: I mean, what did that go with? Nothing? So y'all
Speaker 3: didn't get paid from doctor Drinea?
Speaker 7: Yes we did, Okay, Okay, but we had he admitted it.
Speaker 3: He had kept that post got paid.
Speaker 5: But you know it's still there. Everything that's been on it, Well.
Speaker 7: The beauty of it is.
Speaker 15: They admitted it, but the minute the elephant is brought
Speaker 15: out of the closet, everybody runs because nobody wants to
Speaker 15: be labeled a thief. And we just say that I'm
Speaker 15: very honored and I got my girl blinding from the
Speaker 15: sequence here just something back.
Speaker 3: Snoop was so excited.
Speaker 15: Yeah, well you know Snoop, I've worked with Snoop he did.
Speaker 15: I want to thank you along with me and Jazzy
Speaker 15: Fay back in the day. But he wants me to
Speaker 15: work with his daughter. He wants to work with my son.
Speaker 15: So we have a kindred spirit. And La hip Hop
Speaker 15: was reminiscent sequence that whole funk era. So I just
Speaker 15: think overall people need to respect the fact that it
Speaker 15: is what it is.
Speaker 1: I think that you should be getting credit as a
Speaker 1: pioneer female rap like I don't think that, then y'all
Speaker 1: go gold.
Speaker 3: We would go.
Speaker 7: We were the first group to go go sell twelve
Speaker 7: inch records.
Speaker 15: That means twelve inch records along with the Sugar Hill
Speaker 15: Gang toward the world pretty much. We never get the recognition,
Speaker 15: and of course you know that's probably platinum ten times
Speaker 15: over by now, but we don't get the recognition because
Speaker 15: I think the New Yorkers got a little salty because
Speaker 15: you know, we made it out of starting gates.
Speaker 7: I mean it's like a race, a marathon race.
Speaker 15: You're doing the full forty relay, you passed the time,
Speaker 15: whoever you end up at the finish line.
Speaker 7: Hey, it's fair game.
Speaker 4: You know, nobody knows the story because well, I'm in
Speaker 4: New York and is as deep in Miami as in
Speaker 4: hip hop.
Speaker 3: Maybe I know, you know, had no, I had no
Speaker 3: clue what funk you up?
Speaker 24: No?
Speaker 3: I knew funk you up? But I didn't know that sequence.
Speaker 6: The sequence was the first group that pretty much go
Speaker 6: gold but as a girl.
Speaker 7: But who did you think would gold first?
Speaker 3: Salt pepper?
Speaker 7: Ooh? And we were ten, well ten fifteen years before them.
Speaker 15: There used to be a thing you probably wouldn't know
Speaker 15: to see the cash box called cash box and billboard.
Speaker 7: If you do your research, it's there.
Speaker 15: We were the first female group hip hop group period
Speaker 15: to make cash box and uh, Rolling Stone just did
Speaker 15: a big article on us because a lot of the
Speaker 15: people that were back then, they knew why they getting
Speaker 15: any attention. And you know, I just think it's sad
Speaker 15: because a lot of the females hip Hoppers, and I
Speaker 15: trust me, I love them all big respect props.
Speaker 7: But learn he'll loves Andrew.
Speaker 15: Stone because it's reminiscent to what she did, right with
Speaker 15: uh who's her group rap sing?
Speaker 7: And that's what we did.
Speaker 5: And you guys are all still cool with each other.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's good.
Speaker 5: So it was never like a falling out with the
Speaker 5: group broke up? Who uh with sequence?
Speaker 15: Oh no, you know you you you girl group, you
Speaker 15: have you, you have your red Pack moments. But we
Speaker 15: are sisters, right and at the end of the day,
Speaker 15: we love each other. We look out for each other,
Speaker 15: We got each other. We don't always agree, I mean,
Speaker 15: nobody always agreed. But I decided to leave the group
Speaker 15: early on because I moved to New York. I I
Speaker 15: learned a lot of stuff about songwriting. I was a
Speaker 15: songwriter and uh a brother named Craigdary who used to
Speaker 15: be with the sugar Hill Click said you need to
Speaker 15: get out and go to New York your adventures.
Speaker 3: Uh blah blah.
Speaker 7: And I moved to New York and I learned a
Speaker 7: lot of stuff. Well, let's listen what I want.
Speaker 3: I want to start cause this is a history lesson
Speaker 3: for for a lot of myself.
Speaker 6: So you signed the sugar Hill Gang. How did you
Speaker 6: get signed? How did how did you? First of all,
Speaker 6: how did you get into hip hop? How did you
Speaker 6: get signed?
Speaker 8: And how did you get your deal?
Speaker 4: Cause it wasn't like before where now where's internet is
Speaker 4: TV that's playing hip hop?
Speaker 6: Radio wasn't playing hip hop back then? How did you
Speaker 6: get into it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 15: Coming from Columbia, South Carolina, and we was sixteen seventeen,
Speaker 15: eighteen years old. We had a group that was doing
Speaker 15: Wrapped back then, kingkon Third was out and we wrote
Speaker 15: a song called funk You Up. I think Sylvie Robinson
Speaker 15: came to South Carolina. It was the first leg of
Speaker 15: the first sugar Hill Game tour, the first show, the
Speaker 15: first city.
Speaker 7: We happened to be in the concert.
Speaker 15: The road manager from sugar Hill Gang saw me and
Speaker 15: thought I was just pretty chocolate chick.
Speaker 7: I'll come back safe.
Speaker 15: And so I said, well, if you let me, and
Speaker 15: you gotta let my friends in, that's right. So we
Speaker 15: all came in and got backstage. Sylvie was backstage, was
Speaker 15: literally on the stage, and we said, hey, we wrap
Speaker 15: and she said, well, let me hear what you got
Speaker 15: right there on the side of the state, on the
Speaker 15: set side of the stage, and we went, funk you
Speaker 15: right on up. We're gonna funk you right on and
Speaker 15: she flipped. She said, oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 15: The next thing I know, we were sitting in the
Speaker 15: dresser room giving our phone number. She says, I'm gonna
Speaker 15: make you girls start.
Speaker 21: Now.
Speaker 15: We had already been a group, I mean, and you know,
Speaker 15: being a cheerleader, seeing Johnson writing cheers and creating stuff like.
Speaker 7: That was what we did.
Speaker 15: And she called us the very next week. Wow, blew
Speaker 15: us to New Jersey and we cut the record funk
Speaker 15: You Up. And a couple of weeks later, I thank you.
Speaker 15: Three weeks the record went gold in three Wow.
Speaker 3: They take advantage of y'all.
Speaker 7: Of course they took advantage.
Speaker 10: Well.
Speaker 7: We did have a lawyer, but he was a South
Speaker 7: Carolina lawyer.
Speaker 15: We thought we were doing the right thing. But you know,
Speaker 15: one thing I've learned in life is you have to
Speaker 15: have experience. Uh, Sylvie Robinson, I give him mad props because,
Speaker 15: quite contrary to what a lot of people think, you know,
Speaker 15: when you're the first at anything, you're gonna make mistakes.
Speaker 7: So I lean heavily to that because she.
Speaker 15: Did something phenomenal that turned out to be greatful a
Speaker 15: lot of people, but you had to have some crash
Speaker 15: just done too.
Speaker 4: All right, that's part one of our interview with Angie Stone.
Speaker 4: If you want to see the full interview, you can
Speaker 4: hit up our YouTube page. Resting piece Angie Stone, condolences
Speaker 4: to her family. We're just getting on the interview we
Speaker 4: did with her in twenty nineteen, and we'll get into
Speaker 4: part two when we come back.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club, Go.
Speaker 4: Morning Morning everybody. It's the DJ NV, Jesse, Larry Charlamagne,
Speaker 4: the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club. La La Rosa is here
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 4: Now we are getting on our interview we did with
Speaker 4: Angie Stone in twenty nineteen. Our resting peace to Angie
Speaker 4: Stone and again the condolences to her family, and let's
Speaker 4: get it back on.
Speaker 1: What did the standpower been like like transitioning from a
Speaker 1: hip hop artist to R and B trio to a
Speaker 1: legendary soul singer Like.
Speaker 15: Yeah, writer, well, I'll tell you the blessing For me,
Speaker 15: I'm a sage and I think out the bot. One
Speaker 15: of the things I always hated was when I saw
Speaker 15: groups that were from the fifties and sixties, in the
Speaker 15: seventies and eighties, still in the same uniform doing a
Speaker 15: old hit.
Speaker 7: I said, never want that mean.
Speaker 15: So what I did was I learned to be a chameleon,
Speaker 15: and I wanted to change with the times. So what
Speaker 15: I did was I kept myself around fresh hotness, and
Speaker 15: I learned everything in life is a learning process. The
Speaker 15: moment we think we know everything, we absolutely know nothing
Speaker 15: that's right. So I learned to be a comedian and
Speaker 15: change with the time. So the stay in power has
Speaker 15: been number one. My faith is unshakable in Christ. I
Speaker 15: love the Lord and that's my rock, my salvation. So
Speaker 15: I decided when the music changed, you changed too. But
Speaker 15: you can't straight too far away from who.
Speaker 12: You are with you.
Speaker 1: But it seems like you're such a great singer that
Speaker 1: it's like I can't see.
Speaker 3: You ever doing anything else.
Speaker 7: I can't believe you even used to rap, beauty if
Speaker 7: that was when we got discovered as rappers.
Speaker 15: One the first question I asked Sylvie Robinson is Robinson,
Speaker 15: is it okay if I sing too? Because I wanted
Speaker 15: to put a hook, you know, I wanted to sing.
Speaker 15: So when you say that Hey, you said, know that
Speaker 15: I was begging to do that because I knew one
Speaker 15: day in life I wanted to sing from the church.
Speaker 15: So I mean, I love rap, but I can sing too,
Speaker 15: so can we combine it too? And she's so excited
Speaker 15: about the rap, she said, Oh, I need to do
Speaker 15: what you want to do.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 15: And that that is what kind of set the segue
Speaker 15: up for me to make the transition from after being
Speaker 15: thirty years old, you want to transition from hip hop
Speaker 15: to hooray. So I just went ahead and started singing
Speaker 15: and you know, kind of juggling now when I did
Speaker 15: my deal with Arista. The one reason you don't know
Speaker 15: a lot about the hip hop is one of the
Speaker 15: things that Clive Davis and Peter Edge wanted to do
Speaker 15: was say, Okay, look, we don't want to date you.
Speaker 7: I'm like, I'm still young. What are you talking about?
Speaker 15: Well, we don't want to talk about all that stuff
Speaker 15: at sugarhar So they kind of gag ORed.
Speaker 7: At me not to talk about to date.
Speaker 5: Coming out right, got you?
Speaker 15: And because I'm a singer now and they want to
Speaker 15: focus on that, and I'm like, I don't have a
Speaker 15: telescope into the future, not knowing what it was going
Speaker 15: to be, how it was going to be. All I
Speaker 15: know is I'm in this game for somebody, gotcha.
Speaker 3: So it happens when people recognize you, you pull up
Speaker 3: the radiation. You're like, okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 5: She just wasn't talking about it in interviews.
Speaker 7: Like I couldn't talk about it in the interviews. It's
Speaker 7: not that I didn't want to.
Speaker 5: I never heard of anything like that that they put
Speaker 5: a gag.
Speaker 7: Well I'm using that word gag. But when your boss
Speaker 7: tells you.
Speaker 4: Try to make the music, like how to do a
Speaker 4: sixteen and do a hook and all that because you
Speaker 4: said time, Wow what I was hungry.
Speaker 15: I was thirsty, I was ambitious and I went I started.
Speaker 15: It's like now I'm developing film and you know, reality
Speaker 15: shows up. It's having that bug to say, I'm I'm
Speaker 15: a rubber band. You can stretch me, but I won't.
Speaker 15: I'm always do me. So you know, being a rapper
Speaker 15: is a life lesson for me. But it hurts when
Speaker 15: you've put over forty years in the game and the
Speaker 15: people that are now eating off of the foundation that
Speaker 15: you created don't look back and say, yo, good looking.
Speaker 15: That's why Snoop shows us love. That's why dodged draining them,
Speaker 15: show us love. The people in La embrace us because
Speaker 15: Yo Yo can say hey, EMC like and say Yo, hey,
Speaker 15: it's because of y'all that we're doing this. She thanked me,
Speaker 15: Yo yo, thank me. We gotta show our first show
Speaker 15: coming up with EMCE light and Salt and Pepper and
Speaker 15: just don't I said, you know, I got to bring
Speaker 15: girls just go like that Rodney and Philly.
Speaker 7: So that's coming up and I'm excited about that.
Speaker 6: Has any of the new Yard artist thank you?
Speaker 3: City girls ain't never thank y'all.
Speaker 15: No, they don't know, but but I promise you they
Speaker 15: will know because I'm actually getting ready to do We're
Speaker 15: working on a biopic.
Speaker 5: That's what I was gonna ask. I saw you said,
Speaker 5: is Jamie Fox working on that too?
Speaker 15: Or was that you know Jamie and our work? Jamie
Speaker 15: wants to do another film with me, But Ralph foxwats
Speaker 15: who I'm working?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 7: Who did Hollywood husbands?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 7: On the on the biopic? And We're gonna have to
Speaker 7: cross all these lanes.
Speaker 15: So I'm very excited about my journey and my career
Speaker 15: and my life coming from hip Hop through Neil So
Speaker 15: all the way up through my vertical whole days and
Speaker 15: just having a bird's eye view like I'm gonna I'm
Speaker 15: gonna blow your mind?
Speaker 7: You ready for this.
Speaker 15: One of the things that I can't wait for the
Speaker 15: world to see is hip hop was in the Bronx
Speaker 15: before it ever came downtown.
Speaker 7: It was something in the Bronx.
Speaker 15: It was myself and Little Rodney See that introduced hip
Speaker 15: hop to downtown.
Speaker 7: We did the first party of the show in the
Speaker 7: club that was called the Roxy. We used to be
Speaker 7: a skating ring. We made it into the club.
Speaker 15: It was Andre Harrel myself with the sequence the Funky
Speaker 15: Four plus one More Africa Body. This was a show
Speaker 15: that my money paid for, made the flyers for Put
Speaker 15: Together and his fourth. Hip Hop moved from Uptown to
Speaker 15: Downtown single handily, and it never changed. Madonna used to
Speaker 15: serve us drinks at Danceteria.
Speaker 7: That's how I really get okay. That was a club
Speaker 7: she was a waitress at.
Speaker 3: How do you remember her?
Speaker 7: Because she served me drinks?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 7: You she was a waitress. I was a performer there.
Speaker 3: Wow was she?
Speaker 5: Did she say? You know I'm an aspiring singer? Also?
Speaker 7: No, she didn't have to say that she was working.
Speaker 5: She was just you know, sometimes people will do that.
Speaker 15: They'll be like, but I'm just giving shedding a little
Speaker 15: light on stuff because a lot of people when they
Speaker 15: disrespect the sequence, they disrespect the culture of hip hop
Speaker 15: because they don't even know how they got from uptown
Speaker 15: to downtown.
Speaker 3: And when you.
Speaker 15: Overlook the fact that hey, little Run and see m
Speaker 15: GP booked this show, paid everybody for the show, and
Speaker 15: he fourth the wild style movie bab Fire Freddy, He'll
Speaker 15: tell you all these people know. So when you overlook that,
Speaker 15: you overlook a movement. It's not just about the one song.
Speaker 11: Yep.
Speaker 15: You have to look at the legacy of what hip
Speaker 15: hop really stood for back then and the sacrifices that
Speaker 15: were made.
Speaker 7: And I can't wait for the story.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 1: When I think of like sugar Hill Gang, I'm like,
Speaker 1: there's no reason for anybody ever mentioned sugar Hill Records
Speaker 1: and I mentioned sequels thank you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't understand when the.
Speaker 7: Sugarhill Girl they called us that, but we wrote all
Speaker 7: their hits.
Speaker 15: Yeah, apache Ah, wonder all the songs we wrote. We
Speaker 15: were the West Street Mob that Let's stance.
Speaker 7: I know you got the fever. That's the sequence were
Speaker 7: all getting paid? Yeah, good money.
Speaker 5: Is a movie gonna be? Do you know where it's
Speaker 5: going to be? Is it going to be on like
Speaker 5: a like a BT series or is it going to
Speaker 5: be in the theater?
Speaker 3: It will be, It will be.
Speaker 15: Uh, it won't be just one episode. It'll be a series,
Speaker 15: a mini series. That's what we're working on because it
Speaker 15: spans too far. Talking about nineteen seventy nine up until today,
Speaker 15: and and and just releasing the album that's already my
Speaker 15: single drop that it went straight to number two. Oh certain, so,
Speaker 15: my my, it's a reason for everything. I think God
Speaker 15: preserved this time for us to get the story right.
Speaker 3: So you know, are you trying somebody to play you yet?
Speaker 11: For the bi pick?
Speaker 15: I got some ideas. I got some ideas a couple
Speaker 15: of people that I really really am interested in. I
Speaker 15: know one segment of Andie Stone is your daughter got
Speaker 15: to be in it, of course, but the young lady
Speaker 15: that used to be Burning Max's daughter.
Speaker 3: Okay, oh yeah, we appreciate you for joining us.
Speaker 6: Yes, thank you well, Edie Stone, thank you for joining
Speaker 6: us you Edgie Stone.
Speaker 3: It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 4: Do your cej M V Jess, Hilary Charlamagne the God.
Speaker 4: We are the Breakfast Club long the Rosa filling in
Speaker 4: for Jess and let's get to the mess.
Speaker 2: Worldwide.
Speaker 3: Matam on the Breakfast Club. He's the coaches ships with Lauren.
Speaker 3: Lauren and I got the mess talked to me.
Speaker 5: Okay. So there's some more happening now. Because of the
Speaker 5: interview that Jim Jones did when he was up here
Speaker 5: at the Breakfast Club, Cameron has actually responded to Jim Jones.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 5: Jim Jones talked about a couple of things. He talked
Speaker 5: about wanting to fight Caim for ten million dollars, and
Speaker 5: then he also talks about the Versus situation with Kim
Speaker 5: and the rest of the dip set. Let's take a
Speaker 5: listen to Jim Jones on versus.
Speaker 24: I need triple what I had last time to where
Speaker 24: we put that versus on fire too. We had that
Speaker 24: thing looking like a championship game. Yes, switch hogh at
Speaker 24: me and you backdoored me. Gave that man some business
Speaker 24: that you ain't give all of us. You definitely got
Speaker 24: to give me triple Swiss and you gotta give me
Speaker 24: some real business.
Speaker 3: This time. Well, yeah, yeah, I wanted to bag, but
Speaker 3: we got the bag.
Speaker 24: But boy still went back door, Like yo, for us,
Speaker 24: for me to do the verses, you got to give
Speaker 24: me part of this business that had nothing to do
Speaker 24: with us, you heard, But.
Speaker 3: He said, that's me being a business man now as
Speaker 3: you being a sucker doing.
Speaker 5: Back doors when you went to camp about that, he
Speaker 5: said that, like, it's just me being a businessman.
Speaker 3: No, Swiss told me how to tell Swiss.
Speaker 7: I know what was going on.
Speaker 3: Jack, call Swiss on the line. They tell you I
Speaker 3: did bad. You know, how did you find out about it?
Speaker 11: Then?
Speaker 3: Because I found out about a lot.
Speaker 5: So Kim has responded he's fined it two ways. He
Speaker 5: posted to Instagram. He posted some text messages between him
Speaker 5: and Jim, and the text message basically are to sum
Speaker 5: it up, it's Jim saying that you know Versus was
Speaker 5: on his bucket list and that essentially he would do
Speaker 5: it for free just to touch the stage because it
Speaker 5: does so much for the artists that touch the stage. Right,
Speaker 5: So Kim's caption says, I don't pay half of the
Speaker 5: stuff that people say, no mind, but you know I
Speaker 5: keep the files you wanted to do verses for free.
Speaker 5: So if you made a dollar, be happy talking about
Speaker 5: what was on your bucket list. Stop trying to rewrite history.
Speaker 5: Now you got a lost in the garden in the
Speaker 5: Barclays with the laughing emojis, and y'all not eat and
Speaker 5: your homiees not eating unless they came with their own brand.
Speaker 5: The boys Sugar Dia got more money than you, and
Speaker 5: let's bet ten ms on that. Go get hand some
Speaker 5: a car in a crib in Jersey or something. I'm
Speaker 5: done for now, so then it is what it is
Speaker 5: air this morning. This actually aired about I would say,
Speaker 5: like twenty thirty minutes ago, and Kim indirectly or God directly,
Speaker 5: but just to say Jim's name, throw some more shots there. Well,
Speaker 5: let's say a listen to that.
Speaker 11: I had a tour for us, lock up for the
Speaker 11: Lots of Difference.
Speaker 21: Always says, yo, don't bring this out with you because
Speaker 21: they're not gonna win if you bring this out with
Speaker 21: you talking about football games, basketball day and I'll be
Speaker 21: sitting here like I don't really know, But then I
Speaker 21: got it when the fight went on, when you got
Speaker 21: that type of energy and you breathing that energy when
Speaker 21: everybody's sad and mad and depressed and try to look
Speaker 21: happy but they not really happy.
Speaker 7: It gets in you.
Speaker 21: The people you with could possibly your energy up for
Speaker 21: something that you post to do. You can't come out
Speaker 21: with that energy, man, It's bad energy.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 3: You gotta have greatness with you.
Speaker 1: I remember were talking about the Eagle game and I said,
Speaker 1: Meek Mill walked them out.
Speaker 3: They're not gonna win a championship. Meet didn't walk them
Speaker 3: out then that winning that championship.
Speaker 21: This is what the Lions up when you bring out Jelo,
Speaker 21: Jelo or not from Brooklyn and them wasn't from Brooklyn?
Speaker 3: Why crazy? Straight right?
Speaker 5: Because G three performed that the Allions the game. Yeah,
Speaker 5: they tried to blame it and say that's why he lost.
Speaker 3: So what lost?
Speaker 5: They said, Yeah, that's how the Lions lost. What Cameron
Speaker 5: is alluding to is the fact that Joel's Santanna and
Speaker 5: Jim Jones walked Davonte Tank Davis out the fight that
Speaker 5: just happened with Lamont Roach over the weekend at the
Speaker 5: Barclay Center, and a lot of people online were saying, hey,
Speaker 5: you lost because you walked out with such and such jokingly,
Speaker 5: but Cam brought that to it is what it is.
Speaker 5: So that's what he's talking about.
Speaker 21: Now.
Speaker 3: I hate them brothers fight, man, I hate seeing them
Speaker 3: brothers fight. Yeah, I hope Jimmy Cam find some peace. Awesome.
Speaker 1: I hope Jimmy Cam find some peace with some closure,
Speaker 1: meaning they either a way to be at peace with
Speaker 1: each other or they find some clothes on their relationship
Speaker 1: because I hate it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, like they were brothers, like they were crue clear.
Speaker 3: We watched it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we see it. I like, I said, it's entertaining,
Speaker 8: but I hate seeing this.
Speaker 5: I agree, And I did want to play this on
Speaker 5: this other audio that we have of camera he sat
Speaker 5: down with us Steve Stout, and he talked about exactly
Speaker 5: what he did when it came to negotiating the verses.
Speaker 5: Do I just want to play this because kind of
Speaker 5: like clearing that up a little bit. Let's say listen
Speaker 5: to that.
Speaker 21: I had a tour for us locked up for the
Speaker 21: lots of diseent, literally lined up, and it was about
Speaker 21: at the time, maybe like two and a half million dollars.
Speaker 11: If I'm not mistaken. You know this is a few
Speaker 11: years ago.
Speaker 21: Jim really wanted to do the verses, and I'm like, bro,
Speaker 21: we can do the verses after the tour, yah, y'all,
Speaker 21: And I got two and a half million dollars waiting,
Speaker 21: and that was just for like ten cities.
Speaker 11: It could have been moved up to like six million dollars.
Speaker 11: A y'all out voted Steve. Nobody was listening to me
Speaker 11: about the tour.
Speaker 21: So what I said to myself was, I told Swissland Temple,
Speaker 21: and I said, for everybody, y'all get the least six digits.
Speaker 11: That's artists got everybody the money.
Speaker 21: I started, probably in my own I want the door money,
Speaker 21: I want stocks and Triller, I want beats from Templand
Speaker 21: and Swiss for free.
Speaker 11: I want percentage of the views the story go on.
Speaker 11: And I got all that too.
Speaker 5: So basically he was The way that it sounds to
Speaker 5: me is like, you know, they missed the tour, so
Speaker 5: that he was just trying to make what he could
Speaker 5: off of them doing the versus a situation or whatever.
Speaker 5: But yeah, to y'all point, the back and forth with
Speaker 5: them is kind of crazy, especially the shots at the
Speaker 5: bark clay thing.
Speaker 1: I'm like, dang, it just still happened. If Dip said
Speaker 1: wins against the locks on that faithful versus night.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: I think so. You think so, I don't. I think so.
Speaker 6: Why do you think so?
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 8: I don't think they were seeing out of eye even
Speaker 8: during that night.
Speaker 1: But the versus story has a lot to do with
Speaker 1: all of this. You do realize that, like we played
Speaker 1: three clips just now and two of them were But
Speaker 1: but you know, this happened before that they like they
Speaker 1: weren't seeing versus. I feel like something else happened that
Speaker 1: night that really, uh, that really set.
Speaker 3: It set it off.
Speaker 5: We talked about that in the interview too. I asked him, like, Yo,
Speaker 5: it seems like y'all at least cordial publicly before the
Speaker 5: verses a little bit. Then verses happened and it was
Speaker 5: like shots are just everywhere, coming from each side.
Speaker 1: But Jim also said that in all conversation. He said,
Speaker 1: and I'm paraphrasing here, he was like he can't get
Speaker 1: over getting booed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Cameron couldn't get over that. But it got to
Speaker 5: be more than that.
Speaker 4: I thought it was the conversation when Cam interviewed fifty,
Speaker 4: and that's that's what I thought reunited it because before that,
Speaker 4: you know, they weren't seeing that.
Speaker 3: I but it was quiet. But after that interview, fireworks,
Speaker 3: I mean big fireworks have been reignited.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they were public.
Speaker 5: The fireworks been happening so much. I just I don't
Speaker 5: know that.
Speaker 3: Hey man, I wish them brothers peace. Man our closure
Speaker 3: one of the two and leave me. Leave meek alone
Speaker 3: for me. I need to know.
Speaker 6: What happened with me the night.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I do his business.
Speaker 21: This is what.
Speaker 11: Twitter.
Speaker 7: Let me see. Did he tweet already?
Speaker 3: He can't hear that yet? All right, that's it, all right,
Speaker 3: well that was the mess. All right.
Speaker 4: Well let's get to the People's choice makes get your
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Speaker 3: I should say.
Speaker 4: We played our interview with Angie Stone, resting piece of
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Speaker 4: YouTube page. Definitely check it out. It's a great interview.
Speaker 4: It details her life, how she started, what it wanted
Speaker 4: to do. It's a lot of history in that interview.
Speaker 3: Definitely check it out. All Right, it's the Breakfast Club.
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