Speaker 1: We got the Breakfast Club Envy and Charlamagne the voice
Speaker 1: of the culture.
Speaker 2: Then I'm gona come here when this thing.
Speaker 1: See y'all different, y'all the coature, it's different, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Like y'all know what y'all talking about.
Speaker 3: This is probably become the most prominent form for hiprobably.
Speaker 4: Be here next to all of you guys.
Speaker 5: It's really put it.
Speaker 2: Put it in perspective to the Breakfast Club. Bitch, wake up.
Speaker 6: It's a new day. Is it your time to get
Speaker 6: it off your chest? Way up, whether you're mad or blessed.
Speaker 6: Time to get up and get some call up now.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred and five eighty five one O five one.
Speaker 6: We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Hello, who is hi?
Speaker 7: Breakfast Club? This is Jordan the Welder.
Speaker 6: What's up, Jeorge?
Speaker 7: How are y'all?
Speaker 6: I was watching you well some on Instagram last week.
Speaker 7: Really, it's my birthday today.
Speaker 6: Howdy, thank you.
Speaker 7: I wanted to get a shout out to my mom.
Speaker 7: It always makes me feel weird when people do nice
Speaker 7: things for me. But she paid my car up this month.
Speaker 2: That's dope.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't be paying you all that money you're making.
Speaker 6: All that money you making is a welding. You got
Speaker 6: your mommy paying your car notes. You ain't hurting for
Speaker 6: nothing out here in Jeordan.
Speaker 8: Not as good as a little something special for yourself
Speaker 8: today for your birthday.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I will. And you know what, I have a
Speaker 7: question for you all, Yes, ma'am, I yeah, I am.
Speaker 7: Told Austen that I look like Natari not and I
Speaker 7: don't see it. So I was just wanting people to
Speaker 7: go to my Instagram page. You tell me if they
Speaker 7: see it.
Speaker 6: I ain't never seen you without your welding mask on.
Speaker 6: Really really, sometimes I'm going.
Speaker 7: To post a picture, then I'm gonna post on. I
Speaker 7: think I'll have some they're like older post though, but
Speaker 7: my Instagram is a Jordan underscore, the underscore welder.
Speaker 6: Okay, I gotta check it out most of the time
Speaker 6: I see you. You got your welding mask on.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, Are you gonna check it out now?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna look right now. I told you I'll follow you.
Speaker 1: I literally just saw you last week. You was well done.
Speaker 7: Something you didn't like my post, Charlat made.
Speaker 6: I don't be like your post. I'm not a like her.
Speaker 6: I don't do stuff like that.
Speaker 7: You're not alike Okay, okay, I'm lying.
Speaker 6: I see you right now. You got your welding mask up.
Speaker 2: Does she look like okay?
Speaker 6: Does she look like Nory? I mean they look like
Speaker 6: they can be tried.
Speaker 7: You can go look at it to show dj MB
Speaker 7: all right, what.
Speaker 6: Is it to underscore the underscore?
Speaker 1: Welly to me, I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 10: No, not.
Speaker 6: You had given the tour.
Speaker 7: You look like Pasha from Power. I'm like, I don't
Speaker 7: see that.
Speaker 6: I don't see it.
Speaker 5: Na.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, thank you, d m B. I'll talk to
Speaker 7: you guys later.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Bye.
Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 3: Who's this? Hey?
Speaker 6: What's up?
Speaker 9: Bro?
Speaker 2: Get off your chest.
Speaker 12: I'm just gonna you want to find out about put
Speaker 12: your right?
Speaker 2: Uh huh?
Speaker 12: Why don't you?
Speaker 6: Ted? Last said last hilarious? My wife loves that last.
Speaker 12: You are not you a whole edification on it.
Speaker 6: Man, you be good.
Speaker 12: I just happened to stumble across it, and it gave
Speaker 12: me a new love for football, for the real football.
Speaker 6: Are they serious? My wife watches that show. I don't
Speaker 6: like that show.
Speaker 2: What's the show about?
Speaker 6: It's a comedy and it's a comedy, but at the
Speaker 6: same time.
Speaker 2: It gives you.
Speaker 12: It tells you more, like when you have you're like
Speaker 12: a novice about soccer. It gives you more. With the pitches.
Speaker 12: How they have training, how we call it practice.
Speaker 6: They call it training.
Speaker 12: How they we called it, they call it Bruce.
Speaker 9: It's just little.
Speaker 13: Nuanced things that you pick up on just watching the show.
Speaker 13: I just happened to stumble across it one night because
Speaker 13: I was born.
Speaker 12: I got hooked.
Speaker 8: It's funny you say that because I'm watching my son.
Speaker 8: He comes back to the call. He was like, yeah,
Speaker 8: he was like, yead, training was good today, and I'm
Speaker 8: like training.
Speaker 2: You have practice.
Speaker 13: He's like, no, that you you know what I'm saying
Speaker 13: because my son. My son went to college on the
Speaker 13: football scholarship, so I'm used to being you know, football
Speaker 13: is just a different dynamic. But that American football, or
Speaker 13: rather we would you get more pants and more invested
Speaker 13: in them. And Charlottage said they get bread.
Speaker 2: Bro paid, they get bread. They get bread.
Speaker 8: They get injured a lot too. They say they have
Speaker 8: a lot of CT problems with them. Head button, the
Speaker 8: ball and all that. Bro get it off your chest.
Speaker 2: Eight hundred five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 8: If you need to vent hit us up now it's
Speaker 8: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Ray right, Ray Yo, Charlotte, man, yazy?
Speaker 12: What up are we like?
Speaker 2: This is your time to get it off your chest?
Speaker 2: I got an indoor pool, po. We want to hear
Speaker 2: from you on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Get on the phone right now.
Speaker 14: He'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this.
Speaker 12: What up?
Speaker 15: Ted?
Speaker 6: You said?
Speaker 1: Ted?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, Ted?
Speaker 12: Tad?
Speaker 2: Ted isn't teddy?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: All right, we'll get it off your chest, Ted.
Speaker 16: I'm calling it man, Yes, out He'll make.
Speaker 1: That's why I say it ain't steal type if it's true,
Speaker 1: because I knew something was up. I was about ask you,
Speaker 1: what do you identify as? But I was gonna mind
Speaker 1: my business this morning.
Speaker 6: But you let the world know.
Speaker 16: No, Oh, definitely identify as a woman.
Speaker 6: He's your stud though.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm a dude in the rest ship.
Speaker 6: What's the fake faith?
Speaker 12: That would be something that you would call it.
Speaker 16: It's kind of like because we already out here anyway,
Speaker 16: they already said by.
Speaker 15: Being what we are.
Speaker 1: So you want people, you want the real studge of
Speaker 1: the world to just swear off. They can't have no
Speaker 1: penis whatsoever.
Speaker 12: No, no, nothing, man, just go be here.
Speaker 1: If you better off, Jesus, wouldn't that be prescytarian?
Speaker 6: No fish, y'all?
Speaker 3: Eat fish?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I wasn't eat some fish.
Speaker 14: But you know the human body ain't fish fish?
Speaker 6: Okay, he wasn't you know what?
Speaker 2: Never mind? I tell you have a good one.
Speaker 6: All right, Yeah that's right, y'all. Listen to tad Man.
Speaker 6: All y'all studs out there, stop faking the funk, all right?
Speaker 1: Leading penises alone? They as studs. Hello, who's this yo?
Speaker 12: Clip?
Speaker 2: Clip?
Speaker 11: What?
Speaker 2: I get it off your chest? Yeah?
Speaker 12: I went to the box m a few days ago.
Speaker 12: I don't know how I left.
Speaker 2: Oh, somebody put you on your ass. You don't know
Speaker 2: how you left. Somebody knock you out.
Speaker 12: I don't know how I left the box. I don't
Speaker 12: know how I left.
Speaker 6: Hey, you don't play boxing, bro, Bro we got will
Speaker 6: he being here? WILLI did the What is it?
Speaker 12: Willie? What is it?
Speaker 2: Gold?
Speaker 6: You said, golden glove? Golden glove?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's what's up. Yeah, but I don't know how
Speaker 7: I left though.
Speaker 2: Maybe you shouldn't go back then all. Maybe you should
Speaker 2: be boxing. How long you've been training?
Speaker 12: I've been I've been doing as spar as, Jim or
Speaker 12: that I've never really trained with it.
Speaker 2: There's your problem. See, that's the problem.
Speaker 8: People just want to jump in the go in the
Speaker 8: gym and just start sparring. There's more to that, right,
Speaker 8: you're right, Yeah, you got hit in the nose. I
Speaker 8: don't know what he got hit in it, but his
Speaker 8: phone ain't known no more.
Speaker 2: Get it off your chest.
Speaker 8: Eight hundred five eight five, one oh five one. If
Speaker 8: you need to vent hit us up now. It's the
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: We got a special guest in the buildings. Indeed, Jesus
Speaker 2: in What's happened?
Speaker 3: What's happening?
Speaker 2: The new book Adversity for sale is out right now?
Speaker 8: Got to yes, yes, yes, Why did you decide to
Speaker 8: write a book as quiet as you all about your history,
Speaker 8: your past and everything you've been through. What you decide
Speaker 8: to write a book?
Speaker 12: You know?
Speaker 17: Well, statute of limitations is up far as I know.
Speaker 17: I definitely ran everything through my lawyers. That was first
Speaker 17: and foremost. It was actually a lot of stuff I
Speaker 17: had to take out of the book because I just
Speaker 17: didn't want to put myself in some crazy posistionce.
Speaker 3: But before I even say that to me, shout out
Speaker 3: to my brother right here, to my right.
Speaker 17: Because this book was something I had been working on
Speaker 17: and I had one situation and it fell through and
Speaker 17: I called Charlemagne. I was like, bro, who published a book?
Speaker 17: How did you get it done? And he pointed me
Speaker 17: in the right direction.
Speaker 3: And thank you for that. Bro, I'm saying, he helped
Speaker 3: me get this done. So you know, just know Charllemagne
Speaker 3: had a lot to do with that.
Speaker 17: But right now, you know me envy man, Like, I've
Speaker 17: been through a lot and I started to get on
Speaker 17: this journey of like healing and that felt magical to me.
Speaker 15: Bro.
Speaker 17: It's like, I just want to share it because even
Speaker 17: when I was in the streets and I was talking
Speaker 17: about motivation, that's what I really wanted to do, motivate people.
Speaker 17: And now it's like I got all this information, all
Speaker 17: this new knowledge, all these new mentors, and I'm just
Speaker 17: getting all this data and it's just like I can't
Speaker 17: take it with me, so I want to just share it.
Speaker 3: And I feel like, you know, writing a song.
Speaker 17: Is it's cool because you know, we re pretty much
Speaker 17: anybody can make a record, but I don't think anybody
Speaker 17: can articulate their lives and put it in a book
Speaker 17: form and affect somebody else. And I know that I'm
Speaker 17: able to write, so this was like this was personal
Speaker 17: for me, you know, and the coach, and I'm hoping
Speaker 17: that somebody can get this book and really, you know,
Speaker 17: find their way.
Speaker 8: When did GEZ change and become the new and improve GZ?
Speaker 8: And unless oh, I can answer that just by reading
Speaker 8: the book, what did that happen? I mean, it happened
Speaker 8: a few times. The last time it happened is when
Speaker 8: I got locked up in La on that Whizky Leave
Speaker 8: It tour.
Speaker 17: It was just a reality check, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 17: and almost was you know, they basically try to charge
Speaker 17: me with murder and my team murder and it's just
Speaker 17: like I ain't doing nothing wrong. So for me, that
Speaker 17: was one of the moments like no matter how successful
Speaker 17: you are, you know what I'm saying, they really still
Speaker 17: you know, and I just was like, man, I had
Speaker 17: to just switch it all up. And then a lot
Speaker 17: of things happened in the time that I was in
Speaker 17: jail that I thought some people was gonna look out
Speaker 17: for me, but they didn't, and that really crushed me
Speaker 17: because it was just like I always look out for everybody, bro,
Speaker 17: I'm always taking care of people, and I just kind
Speaker 17: of felt like, you just do it, you know, because
Speaker 17: you're a real one. And then when you started to
Speaker 17: figuring out, like now you might be the only real
Speaker 17: person in this situation. Now you're like, damn, I'm by myself,
Speaker 17: and I just had to, you know, make a change.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 17: I remember just calling home and talking to my daughter,
Speaker 17: my first daughter had just been born there, and they
Speaker 17: were just embarrassing.
Speaker 3: Man, the call. You know, You're supposed to be this
Speaker 3: big man, a superstar, and.
Speaker 17: You calling home collect well, you know, from jail, and
Speaker 17: your babies on the other line that could barely even talk,
Speaker 17: and she's where you at and you like, Daddy's gonna
Speaker 17: be home in a minute, Like it's like you know
Speaker 17: what I mean, It was like damn, like, bro, you better,
Speaker 17: you know.
Speaker 3: And so that was like the real time.
Speaker 17: But every time before that, you know, it was just
Speaker 17: always instances why I just knew that this wasn't gonna
Speaker 17: work out for me, right, So I had to figure
Speaker 17: out how to change without losing everything, you know what
Speaker 17: I'm saying. Because it got a little point even with
Speaker 17: the music, you know, and people say it all the time,
Speaker 17: I went to old music. But it's just like that
Speaker 17: was my whole life. Like I can't continue to give
Speaker 17: you something that I'm not doing. It's like me trying
Speaker 17: to give you some food in my house. I don't
Speaker 17: even eat, you know what I'm saying. And it's just
Speaker 17: like you get caught up in that and then if
Speaker 17: you're not careful, you'll get stuck in that mindset, right,
Speaker 17: and you will continue to do the same things. And
Speaker 17: that's why a lot of people didn't understand the verses.
Speaker 17: It's like, no, bro, I gotta I started this in
Speaker 17: my mind. I got to put it into this, Like
Speaker 17: I went to Nipsey Hustle's funeral, you feel, I'm saying,
Speaker 17: like I was there, I felt that pain, I felt
Speaker 17: that energy, and I'm like, I don't understand why nip
Speaker 17: is not here no more, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 17: I don't know why it hit me so serious when
Speaker 17: Pop smoked die. You know, maybe because he was in
Speaker 17: my studio when I threw puff super Bowl party. I
Speaker 17: didn't even know who Pop was. He was with Meek
Speaker 17: and Fab and all these guys. It was in my
Speaker 17: studio house, we all party, and I was like, who's that?
Speaker 15: Like pop?
Speaker 17: I was like, okay, cool, the next time you hear
Speaker 17: about me dead, But like why he did all this work,
Speaker 17: you know, to become a superstar and to get out
Speaker 17: of Brooklyn and then you go dine in.
Speaker 3: The hills, you know.
Speaker 17: So so I'm just looking at this and I'm like,
Speaker 17: how can I be effective because I'm not trying to
Speaker 17: preach and tease to nobody.
Speaker 3: But it's just like, bro, on the other side of
Speaker 3: the bulls, it's a whole nother life, you know.
Speaker 17: It's like it's just like peace and happiness and family
Speaker 17: and real friends, right, you know what I'm saying. People
Speaker 17: you can call and say hey, you know, and Jan's
Speaker 17: my art by the way, man shoot the jam Like
Speaker 17: she's my art, bro, Like we're really friends, absolutely right,
Speaker 17: and she goes hard for me. She don't even she
Speaker 17: don't know my walk of life. But just imagine, you know,
Speaker 17: you feel your spirit right and it's a relationship. And
Speaker 17: that's what real friends are. They turn you on the
Speaker 17: other other people and you know, people help each other out.
Speaker 17: It had to try to bring you down. So that's
Speaker 17: that's what the book is really about to me. It's
Speaker 17: just it's about building and and being and understanding that
Speaker 17: like it ain't never too late to be better.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: One big transformation that's in the book, uh White, Right
Speaker 1: around the recession time when you decided to lose weight
Speaker 1: and everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's when I got my sex.
Speaker 12: Some bomb.
Speaker 2: That was.
Speaker 3: That was that was a good time. Which part are
Speaker 3: you talking about?
Speaker 1: You said you said you didn't like the way all
Speaker 1: of that. You didn't like the way you were living.
Speaker 1: You didn't weren't drinking no water.
Speaker 3: You weren't eating Crystal and waffle House and.
Speaker 6: Pounds.
Speaker 17: Yeah I did, and and the crazy thing was, well,
Speaker 17: what I really realized, like because that was around the recession,
Speaker 17: I wrote the recessing recession was the first time I
Speaker 17: liked doubt everything back and was just really focused on
Speaker 17: the music.
Speaker 3: I wasn't doing no party and nothing.
Speaker 17: I was just working out, reading, learning, And it was
Speaker 17: like when I went out there to do that tour,
Speaker 17: that was the first time I felt like a star.
Speaker 17: You fe what I'm saying because every time before that,
Speaker 17: up until that, I was going through you know, survivor's remorse.
Speaker 3: I was pressed.
Speaker 17: I was going through all these things. But now I'm
Speaker 17: shaking this off and I lost sixty pounds. Instead of
Speaker 17: it being all these gangsters in the front row, no
Speaker 17: I was ladies and they throwing brawls and I'm like,
Speaker 17: I ain't never going back saying so. And that was
Speaker 17: the first time I really embraced you know, who I
Speaker 17: was becoming. And also too, I started to notice like
Speaker 17: when I was healthier, I was just making better decisions
Speaker 17: in life, bro, because this is a thing like we
Speaker 17: all real, everybody come from where they come from, but
Speaker 17: you only get one shot, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Like they said, you're born, you look like your dad.
Speaker 3: When you die, you look like your decisions.
Speaker 17: So at the end of the day, bro, just like
Speaker 17: I could have took a lot of right and left
Speaker 17: turns and did a lot of crazy things, but I
Speaker 17: was brave enough to start making decisions that I can
Speaker 17: actually live a life, you know what I'm saying, rather
Speaker 17: than to look like I was living a life, because
Speaker 17: that's what goes on coach. We all look like we
Speaker 17: living good, but all we really you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 17: Like all we happy? Are we at peace?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 17: We got real people around us, All those things weren't
Speaker 17: happening for me. I was basically like getting up every
Speaker 17: day playing this role, you know what I'm saying, and
Speaker 17: in it, but hoping I stay alive or free, you
Speaker 17: know what I'm saying. So imagine that you know you
Speaker 17: have the world in your hands, and it's just like
Speaker 17: you know, it's not really in your hands, bro, Like
Speaker 17: you know you can wake up tomorrow.
Speaker 3: You're all gone.
Speaker 2: All right, we got more with Jeez when we come back,
Speaker 2: don't move.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Mourning everybody yourj NV Charlamagne, the gud we are to
Speaker 8: Breakfast Club is still kicking it with Jeezy Charlamagne.
Speaker 6: What is fifty years of hip hop mean to Jeezy?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 3: I mean, it's so young, it's so young, but yet
Speaker 3: so powerful.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 3: Like when I look around, I see my peers. Man,
Speaker 3: I'm just proud, bro, Like, I'm just proud to.
Speaker 17: See like the traumas and all these guys just being
Speaker 17: so successful and changing lives, making companies and holding down platforms.
Speaker 3: And it's only fifty years old. You know, think about that.
Speaker 17: You see it, and you know, I don't know what
Speaker 17: hip hop makes all the way around, I mean even
Speaker 17: for yourself, cart shows and you know, and the stuff
Speaker 17: you do, Like I don't know what makes If we all,
Speaker 17: you know, just the billions, then it makes.
Speaker 3: But it's fifty years old.
Speaker 17: Just imagine seeing a fifty year old person that's worth
Speaker 17: you know, you know, two three hundred billion dollars because
Speaker 17: he affects everything. So just look at hip hop as
Speaker 17: a person. It's like we've all been able to eat
Speaker 17: off of it, right, and we're all being able to learn, right.
Speaker 17: And I tell people all the time like I learned
Speaker 17: from Tupac, which is why my music was always serious
Speaker 17: to me, Like why I never just wrote it for money,
Speaker 17: Like I didn't write the book for money. We could
Speaker 17: take the book off the table and I'll still be
Speaker 17: here because this is my purpose. But hip hop gave
Speaker 17: me a purpose. Hip Hop gave me a voice, hip
Speaker 17: hop gave me a platform. Hip Hop saved my life, right,
Speaker 17: you know what I'm saying, because I could have been
Speaker 17: out of here and God willing, you know who never
Speaker 17: thought what I would be doing music in real life.
Speaker 17: I love reading books like Yo because you get to
Speaker 17: see how how a whole city grew and evolved, right, Atlanta.
Speaker 17: I didn't realize Shorty Red had that much influence over
Speaker 17: your yes, you know.
Speaker 6: Whole career.
Speaker 1: I mean, we knew he was one of your goal
Speaker 1: tos when it came to production. But I'm talking about
Speaker 1: just as far as everything.
Speaker 17: Yeah, no, for what it's worth. You know, I feel Shorty,
Speaker 17: you know what I'm saying, Like I feel what he's
Speaker 17: going through. Way he's at way, I've been there. You know,
Speaker 17: we just got to all just climb out of there.
Speaker 17: But as far as like showing me the ropes, allowing
Speaker 17: me to be around so I can understand what to
Speaker 17: do musically, that was all me just hanging around him.
Speaker 17: And then when we created a sound, that was me
Speaker 17: and him sitting in his basement. You know, Shorty believed
Speaker 17: in me. Then, you know what I'm saying. And again,
Speaker 17: like a lot of things happened, like fame happened, success happened,
Speaker 17: and you know, I just ran with the wind, right,
Speaker 17: So maybe we didn't have the conversations of how that
Speaker 17: was gonna work out if I was to succeed.
Speaker 1: Is there anything that you feel like you left out
Speaker 1: of the book. I mean, you didn't even get into
Speaker 1: your new life being a husband.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, well I felt, you know, and people asked
Speaker 17: me that, and you know how you know how you
Speaker 17: want so everybody every room in your house except your
Speaker 17: bedroom with the lagaship one thing, it's.
Speaker 3: Like, that's my that's my sacred place. Like I don't
Speaker 3: want nobody.
Speaker 17: I don't want all these things that I've went through
Speaker 17: to even you know, connect with that because I feel like,
Speaker 17: you know, I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't want that energy in my new life.
Speaker 6: I feel like I'm.
Speaker 17: Writing something to stop that chapter. And if you peak
Speaker 17: while I stop the chapter, and if you watch how
Speaker 17: I live my life, and people like, why did you
Speaker 17: stop on verses, I said, because that's when I made
Speaker 17: a decision. That that was the decision evolve or died.
Speaker 17: So bam, stop her there, and I'm going to evolve.
Speaker 17: Y'all deal with that. That's that's on y'all to figure.
Speaker 17: I got to never do another record of my life.
Speaker 17: You know, to a lot of people, Versus was just music,
Speaker 17: but it was so much behind that culture and and
Speaker 17: and one of us had to make a decision because
Speaker 17: if it would have went the way everybody wanted to
Speaker 17: go or thought it was gonna go, then we would
Speaker 17: be in the same place, and there's not any place
Speaker 17: safe place for somebody to say, hey, bro, I don't
Speaker 17: really get along with what you're talking about, but we
Speaker 17: gotta figure this out.
Speaker 3: Which is the conflict resolute right, because.
Speaker 17: When I look at young Thug and Luci Herma heart bro,
Speaker 17: and my thing is when I see these these guys
Speaker 17: sitting in jail and prison and all their people was
Speaker 17: out here starving and the people they was taking care
Speaker 17: of and uh employing and all that, it's a rap.
Speaker 17: But for what you know what I'm saying, because we
Speaker 17: can't sit down. So that's what Versus was about to me,
Speaker 17: and I'm gonna keep it in a thousand. I ain't
Speaker 17: need to do no versus, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 17: But for the culture, I oh, I owed him that
Speaker 17: I'm the when it was telling them to go out
Speaker 17: here and do what they had to do. So how
Speaker 17: I'm gonna go make another move and do what I
Speaker 17: gotta do. And I tell y'all, hey, look, bro, I'm
Speaker 17: gonna make this decision for all of us, and it
Speaker 17: might be unfavorable, everybody might not get it, but you
Speaker 17: will before it's over.
Speaker 1: And I love how you broke down where you were
Speaker 1: at in that moment when the truth played, Yeah, it
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Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 8: This comes from Young Miami. She was posting about her
Speaker 8: dad and people were trying to holler her dad.
Speaker 9: So she came back and said this, I'll stop inquiring
Speaker 9: it about my dad because then after that to because
Speaker 9: the y'all house out in like doing on it and
Speaker 9: I don't got time to be doing on edge o host,
Speaker 9: so she just leave my daddy alone. Y'all are like
Speaker 9: oh to me anyway, aimen like just sneak my dady
Speaker 9: alone because economy saying yeah, it's all because And I'm like,
Speaker 9: put got my daddy doing all at the real like
Speaker 9: you know, So mama is an August Bergo and my
Speaker 9: daddy used to September burgog in two different burgos. But
Speaker 9: that age that she's so funny because it's like y'all
Speaker 9: playing cards, you keep getting up dancing.
Speaker 2: Why they thought it was his party? He was so happy.
Speaker 8: So now we're asking eight hundred and five eighty five,
Speaker 8: one oh five to one. Uh has your your parents
Speaker 8: smashed your friend?
Speaker 2: That is the question.
Speaker 6: And from trying to.
Speaker 2: Know from the phone lines, it's a lot of them happening.
Speaker 1: Well do what I say, don't call me white girl
Speaker 1: had her own experience too, so I thought she was
Speaker 1: the only one.
Speaker 14: But no, I'm not only one with a creep dad.
Speaker 18: Damn, some people got creep moms.
Speaker 2: I loose this, Daisha, Now, what what's up with your pops?
Speaker 7: He he used to date one of my friends and
Speaker 7: smashed her and got a baby.
Speaker 6: By damn, how old? What's the age gap here?
Speaker 16: It's a good about thirty years.
Speaker 6: God damn did he did it when she was legal.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, yep, badly though.
Speaker 11: Other building from me.
Speaker 12: See what she stayed in the other building from me.
Speaker 16: He used to go over there and smash her.
Speaker 19: Damn.
Speaker 2: How many friends did he smash? Just the one, just
Speaker 2: the one, the one that I know of.
Speaker 18: But you know, well, I was gonna say.
Speaker 2: That Jesus Christ. Okay, thank you, mama.
Speaker 6: That's very creepy, yo.
Speaker 1: If you are daddy and you smashing like one of
Speaker 1: your sisters, I mean when your daughter's friends.
Speaker 6: I mean, you probably watched that little girl grow up.
Speaker 6: Maybe I'm just saying, maybe.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 8: No one getting I'm getting miss Now, what happened your
Speaker 8: mom or your dad smashed one of your friends?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 5: My dad?
Speaker 12: He said, well my college roommate.
Speaker 2: Your dad smashed your college roommate.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but he's like.
Speaker 16: All the girl that's there saying, he's to all my friends,
Speaker 16: gonna try to play and they don't really buy it.
Speaker 12: But you don't get the picture. But he definitely got
Speaker 12: to my college roommate.
Speaker 2: How old is you?
Speaker 6: How old is your dad when it happened?
Speaker 11: Uh, thirty eight forty?
Speaker 6: How old is you?
Speaker 18: We were eighteen?
Speaker 6: God Damn Jesus.
Speaker 18: I am so shocked that y'all don't know this is common.
Speaker 6: I'm not saying it's not common, but God, I mean,
Speaker 6: I mean the age gap.
Speaker 1: Don't he was a problem because it's Diddy and young Miami, right,
Speaker 1: But my point is like, why would you?
Speaker 6: I guess that's different if she's in college because he
Speaker 6: didn't watch your girl up.
Speaker 18: But still she's eighteen, but you want eighteen y'old?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this? Can you hear me?
Speaker 8: This is Kayler, Hey, Cayler, We can hear you now.
Speaker 8: Now we're asking eight hundred and five eighty five, one
Speaker 8: oh five to one? Has your parents smashed your friends? Yes?
Speaker 16: He has been trying to do this since I was eighteen,
Speaker 16: but I was just surpri eighteen and he actually got
Speaker 16: to this specific friend and they probably still do it
Speaker 16: to this day.
Speaker 6: How old is your daddy?
Speaker 16: He is right now, the d eight.
Speaker 6: So how old is he when he was smashing your friends?
Speaker 11: We were both eighteen?
Speaker 6: How old is he?
Speaker 3: She don't know.
Speaker 2: His forties and it was forty.
Speaker 6: You're going to call somebody? Man, who do we call?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 6: Goes this? We got to call somebody. This can't be leaveth.
Speaker 16: He knows that he he's just weird like that. But
Speaker 16: I didn't care. I'm like, oh, whatever, you want.
Speaker 9: To go do that? Go do that?
Speaker 2: Did you set him up? Did you hook it up?
Speaker 16: They met, he came over.
Speaker 2: You hooked it up in your ass, set me up,
Speaker 2: and you set him up. That's what it sounds like.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 16: I didn't set him up. I just let them have
Speaker 16: their conversation. She told me that she got his number,
Speaker 16: and my dad kept asked me question about her.
Speaker 14: I'm like, oh, well, this, you.
Speaker 1: Do this and this, and that you have your friend
Speaker 1: about your daddy, Like what if your friends tried to
Speaker 1: tell your daddy packet?
Speaker 16: I told her don't tell me about it. And I
Speaker 16: told him that too.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, this ain't right, man, Yeah, it's wild.
Speaker 2: Is there more to the story?
Speaker 6: More the stories?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 1: I don't even want to call these people nasty, but
Speaker 1: there's some like there's there's some sick stuff going on, bro,
Speaker 1: Because you gotta have you a daddy like you gotta
Speaker 1: be watching some of these kids like that last call,
Speaker 1: like you red shirt.
Speaker 6: And them churned.
Speaker 2: All right, kiss the breakfast, Sluggle morning, the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: I stay with web wipes, Jesus Christ. I stayed with
Speaker 5: web wipes and hand sanitizer, like I'm a mom, so
Speaker 5: you have to have that, like because because your kids
Speaker 5: want to anytime. I unexpected so and also me like.
Speaker 6: It might not be the food though, Cardi, I don't
Speaker 6: know what it is.
Speaker 2: Maybe it could be number three.
Speaker 5: They're definitely the number three now number three after if
Speaker 5: after I go on tour, I definitely want to have
Speaker 5: a baby, like have another one. Yeah, I want to
Speaker 5: have another one.
Speaker 2: How many kids do you want?
Speaker 5: Like at least four?
Speaker 15: Four?
Speaker 6: What do you think it will come out?
Speaker 2: First?
Speaker 6: Your second album?
Speaker 2: Start Esus Christ, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 5: My second album is gonna come out.
Speaker 15: I have to I have to.
Speaker 3: I have to question.
Speaker 2: When is the question? When people want this?
Speaker 5: Year? Next year, next year, next early next year we.
Speaker 2: Can graduate calling on her single, she got a single
Speaker 2: that's out today.
Speaker 6: Feat it is Bungos.
Speaker 5: Well, always the beat, you know what I'm saying. Like
Speaker 5: at first, it's always like you hear the beat and
Speaker 5: it's like, oh I like this be like I really
Speaker 5: like this beat. It's funk, but it kind of reminds
Speaker 5: me of them Bow. It reminds me of them bow.
Speaker 5: But it's really funk, like technically is funk. So you
Speaker 5: know them, you know, I'll find.
Speaker 6: I'll take you with.
Speaker 20: You.
Speaker 5: You be outside, you'll be outside.
Speaker 6: You don't be outside, you don't be outside.
Speaker 5: I gotta take you outside.
Speaker 6: That's the style of music.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's the style of music. It's a Dominican style
Speaker 5: of music. But like, technically really is funk. So but
Speaker 5: I just I just loved I just love to beat.
Speaker 5: I start working on the song, but there's like a
Speaker 5: lot of empty spaces. There's a lot of empty space,
Speaker 5: says I tried to feel the empty spaces, like you know,
Speaker 5: like just me rapping and rapping and rapping and rapping,
Speaker 5: and they just felt like a long ass song, like
Speaker 5: they just needed dynamic. So me and my team, like
Speaker 5: my team wanted to go like more like Latin artists.
Speaker 5: And I was like, I hear Megan. I hear Megan.
Speaker 5: I hear Megan on it. They're like, really, you don't
Speaker 5: see it, like you see this like like more Latin.
Speaker 5: I'm like, no, I see Megan. And then like exactly
Speaker 5: what I was like hearing in my head, I sent
Speaker 5: her the song exactly what I was envisioning in my head,
Speaker 5: Like when she like when she I got her like
Speaker 5: verse back, it was like, you see, this is what
Speaker 5: I was envisioning, and it just makes you.
Speaker 6: Scared the team of a Megan again because W was
Speaker 6: such a massive record.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, of course, of course, Like that's why I
Speaker 5: haven't like I definitely, but I feel like this was
Speaker 5: like good and like when she sent the her verse,
Speaker 5: I was like, oh, I feel like this is a
Speaker 5: super like I feel like this is a good like
Speaker 5: come tender us.
Speaker 8: You feel like too much pressure everybody asking you to
Speaker 8: do your second album. You put out these these verses
Speaker 8: and you killing these verses. You light these verses up,
Speaker 8: but everybody's keep saying, I love it, but where's the album?
Speaker 12: I love it?
Speaker 2: But the album put much pressure on yourself.
Speaker 5: Oh I do put a lot of pressure on myself,
Speaker 5: Like I really really do. Like let me tell you something,
Speaker 5: like I just feel like I don't like nothing I hear.
Speaker 5: I feel like I listen like forty beats.
Speaker 18: Is it because everything sound the same?
Speaker 5: I don't know, because everything sounds the same or every
Speaker 5: like it's like sometimes everything sounds the same and then
Speaker 5: like when it's too different, it's like that's too different
Speaker 5: for me, Like that is just too different. So I
Speaker 5: don't know what I be looking for. What I be
Speaker 5: looking for, I don't know what it is. But like
Speaker 5: once like I something catch my eye and I really
Speaker 5: like my eyes, my.
Speaker 8: Sound, my ears right, but even like I like it
Speaker 8: like that they said you didn't love it, love it
Speaker 8: and that became one of the biggest record general record.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean I do take risks. Like I do
Speaker 5: take risks. I don't know, it's just like a lot
Speaker 5: of pressure on them. But I feel I feel confident.
Speaker 5: I have a lot of songs. Y'all could come back
Speaker 5: anytime I could hear something because and that's another thing too,
Speaker 5: like I'm gonna leave r I feel like I need
Speaker 5: like everybody's like opinion, like what'd you think?
Speaker 2: What do you think?
Speaker 6: What you think?
Speaker 5: And that kind of be driving me crazy too, but
Speaker 5: like I don't know why I've been needing it.
Speaker 18: Though you're fun?
Speaker 6: Is it still fun when I find.
Speaker 5: Like something that I like, When it's something that I like,
Speaker 5: is fun. But then but then sometimes even when I
Speaker 5: like something and like people don't like it, it doesn't
Speaker 5: become fun. Like it's like, damn, I was really vibing
Speaker 5: with this, and it's like y'all like it now now
Speaker 5: it's not fun. Now I'm mad.
Speaker 18: So but people don't like every It's like they're gonna
Speaker 18: find something wrong with whatever.
Speaker 20: So it don't matter. But I just gotta make sense
Speaker 20: to you. Let me ask you, this is it pressure
Speaker 20: because it's so many more women now like dropping here
Speaker 20: and all the time. Like, but is that pressure it
Speaker 20: being so many women in rap?
Speaker 18: No, not really.
Speaker 5: I'm so used to like working with like a lot
Speaker 5: of women, Like I never like being like in the environment.
Speaker 5: That's like, yeah, I'm kind of like the only ones.
Speaker 5: So and now I always knew this. I always knew this.
Speaker 5: I always knew that after me, there was gonna be
Speaker 5: more girls. Yeah, I know it was gonna. I wasn't
Speaker 5: gonna I know it wasn't gonna like just end with me,
Speaker 5: because it's like if I made it, I know there's
Speaker 5: gonna be more. But that's gonna make it. And like
Speaker 5: the Internet and everything, like it's like this this I
Speaker 5: already already. I already saw this, Like I saw this
Speaker 5: like back in like I don't know, like the seventeen
Speaker 5: I saw.
Speaker 12: This, but you do.
Speaker 8: But you're also doing something that a lot of people
Speaker 8: didn't do when you were coming up. You'll find the
Speaker 8: hot new person or a young artist, and you'll give
Speaker 8: them the opportunity and give them a verse, which a
Speaker 8: lot of people didn't do.
Speaker 2: And I was gonna add.
Speaker 1: Something that Jay and Drake did great. Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: I say Cardy did that for female.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, And I was gonna ask does the competition fuel you?
Speaker 8: And it could be friendly competition. I mean every time
Speaker 8: you get on the verse, so you get on the
Speaker 8: record with somebody, is that the way you think, like, oh,
Speaker 8: I gotta eat her?
Speaker 6: You know what I mean? Oh God, damn, I don't.
Speaker 11: I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't really feel like I gotta eat I don't
Speaker 5: really like feel like I gotta like eat like all right,
Speaker 5: like for example, right like it's like if I have
Speaker 5: a song, right and then like you send me your
Speaker 5: verse and like you wrapping your ass off. I'm still
Speaker 5: not changing myth. I'm not changing it because I feel
Speaker 5: like they're like this, this is what I'm going for.
Speaker 5: This is what I'm thinking. However, I don't want to
Speaker 5: like also never like ruin. Nobody else likes song or anything.
Speaker 2: But people do it all the time we've heard.
Speaker 8: You know, I think nah said he changed the verse
Speaker 8: when he got a verse back, and you hear it
Speaker 8: all the time, so you never said, Nah, I got it?
Speaker 2: Which one you're playing with?
Speaker 6: You like, who's been your favorite female rapper to collaborate with.
Speaker 5: I really like them all, I really, I really, I
Speaker 5: really like them all. And every song that I like,
Speaker 5: I got like on like I got on it because
Speaker 5: I just really really really really liked that song. Like
Speaker 5: I love the song and it's like I feel like
Speaker 5: I could hear myself on it. There's a lot of
Speaker 5: there's a lot of songs, like I get songs sent
Speaker 5: to me all the time, but I feel like it's
Speaker 5: like some songs, I just feel like I feel like
Speaker 5: I can't do nothing for the song. Like it's like
Speaker 5: I don't feel like I could do like a verse
Speaker 5: that like I'm like confident in so it's just like
Speaker 5: and I just be like no, and it's like I
Speaker 5: feel like the song is great, So I don't even
Speaker 5: want to like yeah, like you just say drill intent style,
Speaker 5: what's that?
Speaker 18: And now what's that one song?
Speaker 5: And I told you, oh my god, that song is
Speaker 5: so crazy. I heard, Yeah, that song is so crazy.
Speaker 5: I was like, and that's my that's my style, that's
Speaker 5: my temple, because some temples like I just cannot keep up,
Speaker 5: like like it's like you know that when I first
Speaker 5: heard Munch and Everything, Yeah, I love the song. I
Speaker 5: love to Be and Everything, and then I was I
Speaker 5: was gonna. I was like, you know, like doing the
Speaker 5: remix right, yeah, I did a verse, but it's like
Speaker 5: I feel like I felt like I was fighting the beat,
Speaker 5: like I can't up like the be just the Reaches
Speaker 5: was saying. I was like, listen, I don't want to
Speaker 5: a song much like I got it, I get it,
Speaker 5: I get it, but like I was wind milling, and
Speaker 5: it's like if I can't keep up with something like
Speaker 5: it's like I'm not gonna play myself and I don't
Speaker 5: want to like ruin it, like you know, like when
Speaker 5: somebody get on the song and it's like you read
Speaker 5: the song out.
Speaker 6: Here now, I like tomorrow tomorrow, Oh yeah, I know.
Speaker 5: You love Florida. She remind me of my best friend, like.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I love her, I love her.
Speaker 2: We got more with Cardi B. When we come back,
Speaker 2: don't move. It's the breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Good morning morning, everybody, it's j n V. Charlamagne to
Speaker 8: God Jess hilarious. We are the Breakfast Club. Were still
Speaker 8: kicking it with Cardi B Charlamagne. Do you think that
Speaker 8: the label makes you do records that you may not
Speaker 8: necessarily want to do.
Speaker 5: Nobody can make me do. People could give me recommendations
Speaker 5: and everything, but it's like nobody can make me like
Speaker 5: do anything. I will try something, like I would try something.
Speaker 5: And when I say like I would try something, it's
Speaker 5: like when they want me to like to like, you know,
Speaker 5: be a little bit more like you know, like more
Speaker 5: feminine or more like I don't know, like mainstream type
Speaker 5: of stuff because like that's just not really be my
Speaker 5: vibe like that, but like nobody can maybe do.
Speaker 8: I was gonna ask you, you know you mentioned when
Speaker 8: you're working in the strip club, do people look at
Speaker 8: you as the old Cardi all the time because you
Speaker 8: got so many friends and you were so many people
Speaker 8: before the huge rap success. Sometimes you got to check
Speaker 8: somebody and be like, look, I'm not that old from
Speaker 8: back then.
Speaker 2: I'm not that same.
Speaker 5: I feel like I feel like like like the people
Speaker 5: that know me know that I haven't really changed. Like
Speaker 5: I feel like I could call my friends right now,
Speaker 5: They're like, girl bye. I feel like I haven't like
Speaker 5: really changed like that way, but I feel like to
Speaker 5: the world. I feel like to the world, like I
Speaker 5: wonder if people have seen that change. I feel like
Speaker 5: I changed. I'm like more like chill now, like I
Speaker 5: could like back then, I could be all day, coming
Speaker 5: everybody out. But it's like I just have like back
Speaker 5: the way more and I got kids, and I'm thirty,
Speaker 5: Like yeah, I'm thirty, Like by five o'clock, I need
Speaker 5: a little nat.
Speaker 2: That's one thing I say that it looks like you love.
Speaker 8: It's like, you know, you see so many people with
Speaker 8: their kids, right, but you are like a mom's mom,
Speaker 8: right because like.
Speaker 5: It's like you just have to you listen. You could
Speaker 5: have a village in your house, right, like because I
Speaker 5: have all the Dominicans in my house. I got I
Speaker 5: got them all. But it's like your kids be wanting you.
Speaker 5: They want you. They don't want they don't want your
Speaker 5: aunt to take them to school. They don't want nothing.
Speaker 5: They want mom and dad to take them to school.
Speaker 5: They want like they want to chill with mom and dad.
Speaker 5: They want to play with mom and dad. So it's
Speaker 5: just like you have to do it yourself, and then
Speaker 5: like like you would just have to do it, like
Speaker 5: you gotta like get you to a rhythm. Like it's
Speaker 5: like my family, a lot of them live with me,
Speaker 5: but they love to be outside. So when they do
Speaker 5: vacation and everything, and it's like I'm by myself with
Speaker 5: the kids that it's like damn, I don't really know
Speaker 5: like what they're gonna want to eat and everything. So
Speaker 5: I gotta I gotta get used to that. And I
Speaker 5: really just naturally like it, Like I like this. If
Speaker 5: I could just do this all forever, I wur but I.
Speaker 18: Got a better work.
Speaker 6: You think that's the biggest change that has happened in
Speaker 6: your life over the last five years? The kids? Oh yeah, okay,
Speaker 6: this motherhood period.
Speaker 5: Yeah, cause it's like I be feeling like like I
Speaker 5: got a lot to lose before, like I'm diving in.
Speaker 5: I lose it all.
Speaker 18: I lose it all.
Speaker 5: But I'm gonna curse you out.
Speaker 9: How is it?
Speaker 8: How is it being a boss with everybody? But then
Speaker 8: when your kids they boss you around. I've seen some
Speaker 8: video and your kids was talking you crazy. There's nothing
Speaker 8: you can do when your kids talk you crazy. You
Speaker 8: just gotta take it.
Speaker 5: I know you, ma'am.
Speaker 18: You believe in popping the kids. Know you believe in
Speaker 18: discipline for kids.
Speaker 5: Like though like like you know what I'm saying, but
Speaker 5: like not like gentle parenting. Sometimes gentle parenting. I mean,
Speaker 5: I mean it dependents because I feel like like I
Speaker 5: feel like I'm a gentle parent, but then there's that
Speaker 5: you know, the helmet is gentle parent and they're like
Speaker 5: they overboard, Like I just believe that, like you don't
Speaker 5: have to be like abusive or anything, but it's like
Speaker 5: you gotta like be asserted because like like not everybody
Speaker 5: kid is like everybody kid like like my son bad,
Speaker 5: I got proved he bad.
Speaker 4: I got bad.
Speaker 6: He just turned to yeah, you don't know no better what.
Speaker 5: I show all even to be like damn all my kids.
Speaker 14: Yeah, And I knew it too.
Speaker 5: That's why I was scared to have boys, because I
Speaker 5: was like, I knew it too.
Speaker 2: It could be terrible too though he was one too.
Speaker 5: How are you bad at one?
Speaker 6: So what do you do to discipline? I'm like, what
Speaker 6: are you afraid of?
Speaker 5: He's not afraid of nothing?
Speaker 6: From or are tablet nothing?
Speaker 5: No, you don't care about nothing like even if you
Speaker 5: take it. It's like I message today, then.
Speaker 6: Why why do you let the comments get through you
Speaker 6: so much? Body? Just on social media and just like everything.
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Because it's like you're not talking. That's the thing that matter,
Speaker 5: is that, because it's like why are you talking though?
Speaker 5: And what are you Why are you talking? Why are
Speaker 5: you talking? Like it's like when I was like like
Speaker 5: a score and everything, like I used to cut ass
Speaker 5: like I used to I used to no, no, no,
Speaker 5: Like I used to like really rose ROAs like like
Speaker 5: like it's like it's not even like roasting. It was
Speaker 5: like I could go to with like dudes and stuff
Speaker 5: like it was just thin. So it's like me, like
Speaker 5: I'm the type of person that is like I could
Speaker 5: like take one look at you and it's like I
Speaker 5: I got like ten jokes line up. So it's just
Speaker 5: like when people mess with me, it's like, yo, I
Speaker 5: could really really mess with you. Want to mess my
Speaker 5: day up? I will mess your whole three weeks up,
Speaker 5: I will, I will, I will staying better than head.
Speaker 5: So it's just like but it's like the fact that
Speaker 5: I have to restrain myself. I frustrating it.
Speaker 1: Frus so when you put out projects, right when you
Speaker 1: put out music, do you go through the comments to
Speaker 1: see what people are saying? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, because sometimes you gotta also know what
Speaker 5: people like.
Speaker 1: They're never gonna give you a real critique though, because
Speaker 1: they just mad that you body and you super successful.
Speaker 6: How many people going to really be like direct? How
Speaker 6: many people going to really give it up on social media?
Speaker 5: You know what I be feeling. I be feeling like
Speaker 5: a lot of people hate to admit do they like me?
Speaker 5: Like a lot of people are afraid to say that
Speaker 5: they like me because when people say that they like me,
Speaker 5: they get attacked. They be getting attacked when they say
Speaker 5: that they like me or they like they take my
Speaker 5: side or anything. So I have to accept that they're
Speaker 5: like people like like me. And there's even people that,
Speaker 5: like I've seen common nasty about me, and like some
Speaker 5: of my friends have pressed them about them, like like
Speaker 5: when they say, like, why why you be going so
Speaker 5: hard on my girl? And it's like, I don't know,
Speaker 5: I really do like it though, like like like I
Speaker 5: just feel like that and it's like.
Speaker 6: I hate that.
Speaker 18: Why do you have to go that route for it?
Speaker 14: Really?
Speaker 5: Like matter of fact'm gonna give you. I'm gonna give you.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna give you an example. Right, there's a bit right.
Speaker 5: I don't even know her, but one of my friends
Speaker 5: know her, and it's like, Yo, why this girl got
Speaker 5: so much issues with you? And I'm like, I don't
Speaker 5: even I don't even know this girl. We're not even
Speaker 5: from the same city. She got so much to say
Speaker 5: about me, but she always copying my birthday.
Speaker 6: Looks she got money to do that. It must be
Speaker 6: somebody we know.
Speaker 5: I mean, she does the shame virgin.
Speaker 6: But it's like, I don't like me if it hated.
Speaker 1: A confusing myers. I just don't want that to affect
Speaker 1: the affect you in your art, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Your mental I feel like I'm already like getting over
Speaker 5: that hurdle like as loon as people don't mean like
Speaker 5: it's okay, but I do notice, sue because I saw
Speaker 5: like I've seen people admitting. I seen I've seen throws
Speaker 5: admit that they like to throw people into suicide. There
Speaker 5: was a I see I seen it on Twitter, Like
Speaker 5: my fans know which one I'm what I'm talking about.
Speaker 5: Like I've seen shows admit that, Like like it's like yeah,
Speaker 5: we're gonna get that until she want to kill herself.
Speaker 5: They really do that, So it's now doing don get
Speaker 5: that power over me. You're gonna have to die first.
Speaker 5: You die first.
Speaker 6: Home She's I'm miserable. You got to think like that,
Speaker 6: But there's a lot of miserable people out there. Oh
Speaker 6: that mercy. Now do you regret throwing that microphone at
Speaker 6: that young It was really like a quick reaction.
Speaker 5: It was really and let me tell you, I didn't
Speaker 5: want to address it because I thought I was going
Speaker 5: with jail.
Speaker 21: I'm not.
Speaker 5: I didn't really not because people was making their own
Speaker 5: let me tell you something, right, it was haigh in
Speaker 5: a month. So there was a part of the show
Speaker 5: that I told people like, you don't splash me. But
Speaker 5: even when I told splash me, levers I may be
Speaker 5: careful with the face of the faces be so four
Speaker 5: songs after nobody has splashed me, I told y'all to
Speaker 5: splash me for one oh second. Four songs after which
Speaker 5: is like, I don't know, fifteen twenty minutes after, there's
Speaker 5: water and ice on my face. So like it, I
Speaker 5: just automatically reacted. I didn't even know that I was
Speaker 5: throwing that at I just threw this because it's like
Speaker 5: doing me right in my face and and and when
Speaker 5: I look at the video, it's like, nah, you were't
Speaker 5: you intended to throw that in my face because you
Speaker 5: ain't did it like this? You do it and the
Speaker 5: ice and everybody's like, no if you you throw some
Speaker 5: icinger face and you're gonna tell me how you feel,
Speaker 5: because I felt very violated.
Speaker 6: Yeah, did you forget you? I told people to splash you.
Speaker 4: No, but it was, it was, it was.
Speaker 5: It was in a segment, though it was in one segment,
Speaker 5: like girl, you did that like twenty minutes later and
Speaker 5: only that you threw me.
Speaker 20: If if it wasn't ice in it, it would have
Speaker 20: went different.
Speaker 9: It was.
Speaker 5: It wouldn't probably wouldn't even be different because you splashed
Speaker 5: me in my face, like you know what you was doing.
Speaker 5: Ten people splashed me at the same time and nothing
Speaker 5: hit my face, but you you you hit my face directly. No, No,
Speaker 5: it wasn't.
Speaker 6: Everybody.
Speaker 5: No, you was shoying to be funny. But I'm hilarryous.
Speaker 8: Though movie got more with Cardi b is the Breakfast Club,
Speaker 8: Good Morning what Everybody's dj NV Charlamagne to God, Yes, hilarious.
Speaker 8: We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with
Speaker 8: Cardi b. Well, first of all, how was married?
Speaker 5: Married?
Speaker 2: Is it difficult?
Speaker 8: Because you know, he's a celebrity and you're a celebrity,
Speaker 8: and it's like when he defends you, it's bigger because
Speaker 8: he is a celebrity. So if somebody says something and
Speaker 8: he defends you, it's bigger because it's it's set, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Does that bother you? Does that take a toll on
Speaker 2: your marriage relationship?
Speaker 5: You know what takes a toll on me? What takes
Speaker 5: a toll on me? A lot of people don't like me.
Speaker 5: So when people attack him because he's like attached to me,
Speaker 5: I don't like that. I guess it's like, well, other
Speaker 5: than that, like I love being married and like we
Speaker 5: are a partnership, like you know, y is like to
Speaker 5: be married and every course, it's just like it feels different,
Speaker 5: like it just it feels different than like a relationship.
Speaker 5: It just really feels like a union. It's just like
Speaker 5: I got your back, you got my back no matter what.
Speaker 2: Yeah, feel like you shared too much of social media.
Speaker 5: It was just one time.
Speaker 6: It was just it was crazy that was great.
Speaker 5: It was just one time because was gone, we was drunk, poppished.
Speaker 5: You you you wanna do that?
Speaker 12: Do that?
Speaker 5: Oh no, I'm gonna do it. You really now you're stupid.
Speaker 5: Now I'm really bollied you.
Speaker 6: So he said that to tell people you for somebody
Speaker 6: cheating on me and.
Speaker 8: Then you then you explained it. Cardi goes, how could
Speaker 8: I cheat? I can never go anywhere with anybody, y'all
Speaker 8: explain it. The next day, y'all in parents holding hands
Speaker 8: at a fashion I'm like, like, this is the Bronx.
Speaker 2: This is the Bronx.
Speaker 5: Love we ghetto, We really really ghetto. I ain't gonna
Speaker 5: front like everybody used to be like we been trying
Speaker 5: to be perfect. I ain't gonna front like we ghetto.
Speaker 6: You always want to be married young?
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, yeah, I always wanted. I always want to
Speaker 5: be married. I always want to be married. I always
Speaker 5: felt like everybody everybody want like the marriage and the
Speaker 5: kids and everything. I just really good believe I got it.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I feel like there's a number for Cardy. If Cardi
Speaker 1: get a certain amount of money, she walking away from
Speaker 1: all this.
Speaker 5: No music okay, no, no, Like I feel like music
Speaker 5: is just like the engine, Like I just love it.
Speaker 5: Like I feel like I enjoyed though, like doing music,
Speaker 5: like I enjoy performing for real, Like I love to
Speaker 5: like a like I just love to be out there,
Speaker 5: like I get like a rush. But it's and it's
Speaker 5: like you can't perform if you don't really have music,
Speaker 5: So I have to always do music. I love doing music.
Speaker 5: It's just sometimes it's just like this feels like a
Speaker 5: job now. So it's just like and so much pressure
Speaker 5: just drive you crazy. I just want to I want
Speaker 5: to be in that state where I was, like in
Speaker 5: twenty sixty to eighteen, where it was just like.
Speaker 1: Ah, exciteming, what made you walk away from that movie
Speaker 1: that you were supposed to starting the.
Speaker 5: Music the album? This, yeah, like doing like movies and everything.
Speaker 5: It's really like a ten am to like one am yep,
Speaker 5: oh my god. So it's like it's really like a job,
Speaker 5: like a job, job, job, like like like when I
Speaker 5: do music, and like when I perform, like it's like
Speaker 5: a rush, like it's like a fun rush. Like this
Speaker 5: is really like it's intense.
Speaker 20: Wait that's what they say it when the film come
Speaker 20: out and you see you know, you see yourself there
Speaker 20: like it is, you know, like I was like, you know,
Speaker 20: taking acting lessons and everything, like it's like I have
Speaker 20: one struggle.
Speaker 5: It was to cry. My teacher was like like my
Speaker 5: teacher was like, think of the time like that you
Speaker 5: went through this, this and that. I'm like, I don't
Speaker 5: feel nothing.
Speaker 6: When's the last time you cried?
Speaker 2: For real?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Really?
Speaker 5: I mean I've been crying, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I'll be crying. But it's just like like on the spot,
Speaker 5: on the spot, like it's like like on the like
Speaker 5: I'm gonna laugh.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm not gonna do it. You're not gonna do that.
Speaker 5: I am gonna do it as soon as soon as
Speaker 5: I go touring and everything and all that stuff.
Speaker 6: Get to it four years from now.
Speaker 5: No, No, I saw the guy is not gonna be
Speaker 5: four years.
Speaker 6: It's been five since.
Speaker 5: I have no choice. I have no choice.
Speaker 9: I like it.
Speaker 6: I don't think you should rush to put out another album.
Speaker 18: Did you have the name for the album yet?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 18: Kind of sort of yeah, kind of sort of.
Speaker 5: I don't know, Like I don't know if I like
Speaker 5: it too much?
Speaker 6: What is it?
Speaker 2: Tell us?
Speaker 5: I can't I can't tell you because.
Speaker 18: If I throw it out there. Oh no, you can't.
Speaker 18: You can't just throw it out there. Let me see
Speaker 18: if we like it. Throw it out.
Speaker 6: We'll beleeve it, We'll believe it.
Speaker 2: No, I can't say I don't believe I'm called. You know,
Speaker 2: I was gonna ask.
Speaker 8: You know, we've seen Offset in Quavo come back together
Speaker 8: on bet beautiful moment before that.
Speaker 2: We've seen the video of them arguing. You was in
Speaker 2: the middle saying your brothers, your brothers, I need to stop.
Speaker 8: How how difficult was that in the household trying to
Speaker 8: get them to understand that they're brothers.
Speaker 6: How difficult that was that for your household.
Speaker 9: And for you?
Speaker 5: I just I just really like to stay away from
Speaker 5: like you know what I'm saying, Like, especially when like
Speaker 5: you have like like really really long history not just music.
Speaker 5: Is like y'all y'all know each other like your whole life.
Speaker 5: So it's just like I always just like to like
Speaker 5: step back. I always want like unity always, always, always
Speaker 5: all the time. So I just didn't I ain't really
Speaker 5: wanted to see that. I'm really like a Migos fan,
Speaker 5: Like I'm really a Migos fan. I'm like a fan
Speaker 5: of them for real, you know, like when people like
Speaker 5: like people inspire you. But like in twenty seventeen, when
Speaker 5: I started like you know around we're Offset and everything,
Speaker 5: they really like inspire me more because there was like
Speaker 5: things that I've never seen, like I felt like I
Speaker 5: was like like when I was like in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 5: I just felt like, it's like damn, a lot of
Speaker 5: people have turned me down. They abels have like shut
Speaker 5: my shirt down. But it's like it's cool. Like the
Speaker 5: music that I'm doing is I'm doing alright, I'm getting
Speaker 5: paid twenty thousand dollars to perform, like I'm doing this.
Speaker 5: When I started dating Offset, and I see that they're
Speaker 5: like performing in arenas and I'm seeing that they getting
Speaker 5: hundreds of thousand dollars and they buying jewelry every day,
Speaker 5: and it's like, no, I was trying like to be
Speaker 5: like in a good space. That's not even. So they
Speaker 5: like inspire me, and like a lot of they swag
Speaker 5: like inspire me too. So I'm just like a fan
Speaker 5: of of all of it. So I always feel like
Speaker 5: as a woman, you need to stay out of like
Speaker 5: man business all the time. I just stay away from it.
Speaker 6: You didn't stay out of it that night though practically
Speaker 6: I did. You were telling them yea, yeah, well they
Speaker 6: actually tussling. It was just like some words.
Speaker 5: It was just.
Speaker 1: How did you help offset through the grieving process? Are
Speaker 1: you still helping them do it?
Speaker 18: It's hard?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I can understand. Yea, I get it.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 6: I totally get it. What's next for miss body everything?
Speaker 5: I'm back, I'm.
Speaker 18: Back to work.
Speaker 1: We don't believe you have so many big records that
Speaker 1: hit number one and we thought this album was coming.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but oh my gosh, like we went through like
Speaker 5: a whole pandemic. Like, give me a break.
Speaker 6: You drop the number one record pandemic easily.
Speaker 2: And you have time.
Speaker 5: I really didn't want to jump an album around the
Speaker 5: pandemic because I really wanted to tour right after. I
Speaker 5: wasn't able to tour right after my first album, like
Speaker 5: I could even do a lot of music videos because
Speaker 5: I was like pregnant and everything. Like I want to
Speaker 5: like drop my album and be able to go touring
Speaker 5: right away.
Speaker 18: So that was that.
Speaker 5: Then I had a baby. Then I just like was
Speaker 5: just going through like you know, I was just yeah, chilling.
Speaker 5: But now it's just like I'm back.
Speaker 6: Outsnad and you got an album driving next year?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: What quarter? Body?
Speaker 18: What quarter?
Speaker 5: I'm looking for the first quarter?
Speaker 12: Are you?
Speaker 2: Are you?
Speaker 6: Are you?
Speaker 5: There?
Speaker 6: Are you?
Speaker 18: Spring summer?
Speaker 6: You don't have to drop a second album album.
Speaker 10: But I have I have it.
Speaker 18: I have it, I have it.
Speaker 6: I believe she got a song. I believe you got
Speaker 6: a bunch of songs.
Speaker 5: No, but I have it. Though I have it. You
Speaker 5: have that, Yeah, I have I have my vision and everything.
Speaker 6: You know what you wanted.
Speaker 5: I know what I want everything.
Speaker 18: Okay, CARDI your fair. We're not getting a line. Your
Speaker 18: fashion is crazy.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna give it. I'm give a little size side.
Speaker 2: You got a line in one time, right, You're the
Speaker 2: line with it was it was.
Speaker 6: Oh here come God damn I heard it too, No
Speaker 6: you didn't. They could be calling you forty farty y'all
Speaker 6: ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 2: Can we get into the record a game one more
Speaker 2: time to leave.
Speaker 6: Repect that you said it for a whole hour and
Speaker 6: had to respect that.
Speaker 2: Where's that, y'all, gentlemen? Cannie b the record.
Speaker 8: Let's get in the bongos right now, the feature of
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Speaker 7: There is no question that there are problems in this
Speaker 7: country between police and community.
Speaker 4: Yes, you are a donkey to the latest on that
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Speaker 4: are in a state of emergency.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 1: White supremacist violence is always has been the number one
Speaker 1: threat to our society.
Speaker 2: But I'm also very proud that my wife was white.
Speaker 6: The club bitch.
Speaker 5: Sorry, fy, please tell me Why was I your donkey
Speaker 5: of the day.
Speaker 6: Yes, don't you? To day goes to Scott Adams. Do
Speaker 6: y'all know who Scott Adams is?
Speaker 2: No, H'm familiar.
Speaker 1: Well, he's the creator of the syndicated comic script Dilbert.
Speaker 1: Do y'all know Dilbert?
Speaker 6: Yes, I remember Delbert.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, the Washington Post, LA Times, a bunch of
Speaker 1: newspapers around the country carried deal.
Speaker 6: Well they did.
Speaker 1: They don't anymore because Scott Adams, for whatever, even decided
Speaker 1: to post a video online urging white people to get
Speaker 1: the hell away from black people.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'm not making any of this up. Let's go
Speaker 6: to CBS News or report pleae.
Speaker 19: Newspapers across the country have pulled the long running Dilbert
Speaker 19: comic strip after a racist rant from cartoonist Scott Adams.
Speaker 19: In a video posted to YouTube this week, Adams called
Speaker 19: black Americans members of a quote hate group, saying white
Speaker 19: people should stay away from them. Adams has written Dilbert
Speaker 19: for three decades.
Speaker 6: Would you like to hit a racist rant? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: we'll listen to it.
Speaker 12: Let's go.
Speaker 10: This is the first political poll that ever changed my activities.
Speaker 10: I don't know that that's ever happened before, but as
Speaker 10: of today, I'm going to re identify as white because
Speaker 10: I don't want to be a member of a hate group.
Speaker 10: I've accidentally joined a hate group. So if you know,
Speaker 10: nearly half of all blacks are not okay with white
Speaker 10: people according to this poll, not according to me, according
Speaker 10: to this pole, that's a hate group. That's a hate group,
Speaker 10: and I don't want to have anything to do with them.
Speaker 10: And I would say, you know, based on the current
Speaker 10: way things are going, the best advice I would give
Speaker 10: to white people is to get the hell away from
Speaker 10: black people. Just to get the away wherever you have
Speaker 10: to go, Just get away, because there's no fixing this.
Speaker 10: This can't be fixed.
Speaker 1: Well, it can't be fixed. And damn I buried the lead.
Speaker 1: Scott was transracial. I forgot to tell you he identifies
Speaker 1: as black.
Speaker 10: Can Yeah, So I realized, as you know, I've been
Speaker 10: identifying as black for a while years now because.
Speaker 2: I like, you know, I like to be on the
Speaker 2: winning team, and I like to help.
Speaker 10: And I always thought, well, if you help the black community,
Speaker 10: that's sort of the biggest lever you know, you could
Speaker 10: you can find the biggest benefit. So I thought, well,
Speaker 10: that's the hardest thing and the biggest benefit. So I
Speaker 10: like to focus a lot of my life resources in
Speaker 10: helping Black Americans, so much so that I started identifying
Speaker 10: as black to just be on the team I was helping. Okay,
Speaker 10: So it turns out the nearly half of that team
Speaker 10: doesn't think I'm okay to be white.
Speaker 2: So you can identify for whatever you want. That's nice
Speaker 2: just realizing this you're late. I'm gonna try that when
Speaker 2: I get pulled over next time.
Speaker 18: I'm I mean, this is obviously an old, crazy man.
Speaker 9: Like he's old as see now, So I really don't
Speaker 9: I'm not even taking it seriously at all.
Speaker 6: I think we should take it serious. I think we
Speaker 6: should take it here.
Speaker 1: The only reason I think we should take it seriously
Speaker 1: when I hear white people like Scott Adams talk like this,
Speaker 1: it makes me feel like he has no concept of
Speaker 1: history whatsoever, like no knowledge of white racial supremacy and colonization.
Speaker 1: Because Scott, I don't know if you know, but black
Speaker 1: people have way more reasons to fear white people.
Speaker 6: The white people have to fear us, right, Okay.
Speaker 1: The only thing white people could possibly be afraid of
Speaker 1: and regard as the black people, as black people one day,
Speaker 1: having the type of power and privilege they have and
Speaker 1: doing to them what they have done the countless marginalized
Speaker 1: groups for centuries. So you know, Scott Adams isn't just
Speaker 1: calling for segregation he's calling for separation. The honor ro
Speaker 1: Elijah Muhammad would agree. Okay, but once again, and this
Speaker 1: is just historic fact. White people have caused more hell
Speaker 1: on this planet for everybody than anybody. And you can't
Speaker 1: hear what you don't reveal to this new found playing
Speaker 1: the victim. This white grievance thing that's happening is nuts
Speaker 1: to me. Okay, Black grief should not lead the white
Speaker 1: grievance because we have every single reason to grieve. Now,
Speaker 1: can we also talk about self destruction and self sabotage
Speaker 1: because we're not talking about that in this situation. Deal
Speaker 1: With was published daily in two thousand newspapers in sixty
Speaker 1: five countries and twenty five languages, and now it's been
Speaker 1: canceled by hundreds of newspapers because Scott Adams woke up
Speaker 1: and said, you know what I'm gonna do today, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna just go on a racist tirade against black people.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go death three on black people for no reason,
Speaker 1: all right, called black people that hate group?
Speaker 6: Why? Yeah? Why because we hated slavery.
Speaker 1: Because we hate the fact that there's been no atonement
Speaker 1: for slavery, because we hate systemic racism. Why wouldn't a
Speaker 1: black person hate the fact that, from birth to death
Speaker 1: we face systemic disadvantages. Okay, inequality between blacks and whites
Speaker 1: persist in every single aspect of society. Okay, wealth, poor health,
Speaker 1: and shorter life fans, and we're not supposed to hate that.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 1: I can't speak for all black people, Okay, no black
Speaker 1: person can. But personally I don't hate white people, but
Speaker 1: I do hate white supremacy, and I really hate white grievance,
Speaker 1: especially when the white grievance hates black people as the problem.
Speaker 1: What's that African proverb? Until the lion learns how to write,
Speaker 1: every story will glorify the Dilbert. That's how it goes,
Speaker 1: something to that effect, But it's something to that effect. Scott,
Speaker 1: you called black people that hate group, but think about
Speaker 1: all these wide gaps I just mentioned the exists because
Speaker 1: of slavery, segregation, and discrimination. I haven't even mentioned things
Speaker 1: like the War on drugs, police brutality. I mean, come on,
Speaker 1: bro Hating racial injustices not make black people a hate group.
Speaker 6: But Scott, you notice you're just racist, simple and playing.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're a white supremacist and white separatism is a
Speaker 1: concept every neo nazi white nationalist talks about all the time.
Speaker 2: So knock it off.
Speaker 18: Knock it off before we send doctor Umar on.
Speaker 2: You thousand, okay, because he on the way coming to you.
Speaker 1: Please give Scott Adams the big matter fact. Let Chelsea
Speaker 1: handle gi Scott Adams the biggest he haw.
Speaker 2: He haw he haw.
Speaker 4: That is way too much, Dan Maynes.
Speaker 6: I think Kathy Griffin need to get in on this too.
Speaker 19: Please give this giant jar male the biggest he haws.
Speaker 6: I heard from mister Chris Rock in a while.
Speaker 15: Oh yeah, he need all of them girl, right, Hey man,
Speaker 15: are you offending djail?
Speaker 18: Because remember you just said that you're trends.
Speaker 2: Identify as a dog.
Speaker 4: We can switch it up whatever we want.
Speaker 6: Yellow beige dog, he'd be a big beige dog.
Speaker 20: It's dog.
Speaker 6: That could be dope. He put some tms on him
Speaker 6: and the Yankees a right to be amazing, not the
Speaker 6: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 14: We were sitting at the show and I was telling
Speaker 14: him like, man, I don't know if I should do
Speaker 14: it because it just ain't gonna be right, and I
Speaker 14: feel like I'm scared it's gonna put me back in
Speaker 14: that moment and he was like, no, you gotta do
Speaker 14: that for the world and for him, like and y'all
Speaker 14: lazy man, y'all in the biggest group ever in hip hop,
Speaker 14: and also like he won't there, bro, He was like,
Speaker 14: you need you need that energy and your brother rocking
Speaker 14: the stage again, even if it's for the last time
Speaker 14: or whatever, like and this is that where's like even
Speaker 14: just for the last time whatever. He don't really know
Speaker 14: what was going on, but it's gonna be a cleanser
Speaker 14: for both of y'all us. It was, I swear it was.
Speaker 20: It was. It was.
Speaker 14: It was. It felt like at first, before I did it,
Speaker 14: I was still like because it reminds, you know, it's
Speaker 14: a reminder, and but as we did it, I just
Speaker 14: felt like I did feel good about it, like closing
Speaker 14: chapter on the right way, like on a big way
Speaker 14: unity love and like giving to the people.
Speaker 6: Also, what was it like before that?
Speaker 1: Because I know that everybody talks about I guess y'all
Speaker 1: got into something backstage somewhere. It was a video where
Speaker 1: everybody heard Cardi yelling like, y'all both wrong? So what
Speaker 1: what was it like before that moment? Before what before
Speaker 1: before y'all got on stage like, oh no, we.
Speaker 14: Were together man like swallow, like yeah, bro, missing all
Speaker 14: that out the window. You know what I'm saying. It's
Speaker 14: like family of everything. Let's do this right more than anything,
Speaker 14: because when you go into something with the wrong energy,
Speaker 14: you ain't gonna do it right. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: Went into it with the right energy. And that's my brother.
Speaker 2: So what's your relationship now with with Qabo?
Speaker 6: That's my brother.
Speaker 14: At the end of the day, we're good, bro, just
Speaker 14: with each other in Paris, we'd be talking because we'd
Speaker 14: be going through little emotions and it don't be for
Speaker 14: the public. That's a thing like when it's like this,
Speaker 14: it don't be. Everything ain't for the public to be
Speaker 14: in and it's all love. At the end of the day,
Speaker 14: we lost a brother.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 6: They want to see y'all cry on Instagram? Yes what
Speaker 6: they want?
Speaker 14: You know, not gonna get it for me.
Speaker 6: You think y'all ever make music together, not even just
Speaker 6: as Migos, but just as set In I think so.
Speaker 8: I think a lot of fans were hoping that there
Speaker 8: was maybe lost Takeoff Versus or lost Migos records and
Speaker 8: that they would get that one more Migos album.
Speaker 2: But that doesn't seem like that's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: Nah.
Speaker 14: They ain't fair to put that pressure on us either
Speaker 14: after losing brother Man, Like maybe you know what I'm
Speaker 14: saying the future right now, I just don't see it.
Speaker 14: It's like hard me hearing our songs sometimes in the
Speaker 14: club bro and people I might like got to smile
Speaker 14: on my face. Take Verse come on, like test me
Speaker 14: every single time. So it's like, I don't see what's
Speaker 14: doing it now.
Speaker 1: I can imagine because to us it's just a verse.
Speaker 1: But to you, it's like you probably think about the
Speaker 1: moment y'all. They put me in that bed every time.
Speaker 14: I was just in Starletars the other night and they're
Speaker 14: playing Freak No More his Verse come on, I'm like
Speaker 14: throwing money.
Speaker 2: Come on.
Speaker 14: It's just like slowed me up real quick.
Speaker 6: So now, what's the difference between this album? Set it off?
Speaker 14: Your Father for Okay, Father Foe was like I feel
Speaker 14: like I was getting more personal about who I was,
Speaker 14: my story of going to jail, having kids young, the
Speaker 14: story of my wife, my little to my wife. I'm
Speaker 14: just in With this album, it's more like the music wise,
Speaker 14: it's like more fun I didn't. I did all the
Speaker 14: new producers, so I didn't really self a metrosud side.
Speaker 14: I ain't really work with all the producers I worked
Speaker 14: with on this. It's like new producers I never worked
Speaker 14: with because I didn't want to create the same sign
Speaker 14: because I feel like artists now, like as an artist
Speaker 14: sometimes like you just get stuck in your ways. And
Speaker 14: I let a lot of I worked with a an
Speaker 14: artists time, like I know a lot of people in
Speaker 14: our game. But the g my an R was fired,
Speaker 14: so she was able to bring me different producers that
Speaker 14: I never heard of and different sounds and give me
Speaker 14: critiquing me on the music, like nah, number one sound
Speaker 14: sound like number ten for me, I was happy because
Speaker 14: like usually I ain't going for that. You know, I
Speaker 14: ain't let nobody to tell me nothing, but I understand,
Speaker 14: like change the game, change the sound be changing, and
Speaker 14: you just gotta change with it or you're gonna get left.
Speaker 8: Is it difficult with with you doing music right because
Speaker 8: you are a husband, your father five But yet you're
Speaker 8: still in the club, so you know what people want
Speaker 8: to hear.
Speaker 2: You know, people in the club ain't married. You know,
Speaker 2: the people in the club might not have some kids.
Speaker 8: So when you do your music, do you say, well,
Speaker 8: I got to put myself in near situation and take
Speaker 8: myself out from the husband and take myself out being
Speaker 8: the father. Five Because you didn't on this aub you
Speaker 8: don knocked off a lot of a lot of chicks
Speaker 8: on this app. I'm all these women off and you're married.
Speaker 6: Man. That's because I got a real wife like that.
Speaker 14: She understands like we and I gotta be relatable and
Speaker 14: especially like our age, like the average person.
Speaker 6: Ain't married and like people.
Speaker 14: Sometimes people I can see it like you let your
Speaker 14: wife dress like this, and you let her. I'm very
Speaker 14: secure by mind, so so we ain't let no controlling,
Speaker 14: like don't do this or I'm not telling her don't
Speaker 14: do a feature with that. Da da da da, because
Speaker 14: it's just like this this this the interrupt to love.
Speaker 14: I feel like when you go to doing that, because
Speaker 14: then it's like, damn, I want to.
Speaker 2: Be this person.
Speaker 14: I gotta talk to all these people, all these fans,
Speaker 14: and they gotta relate to me, but they can't relate
Speaker 14: to me if I'm standing in one lane. So I'm
Speaker 14: just blessed to have a good wife.
Speaker 1: What about the people who those same kids that love
Speaker 1: your personal life. They love you and Cardy together as
Speaker 1: a couple, and they follow y' all on social media
Speaker 1: and see all of.
Speaker 6: That, and they like Dann.
Speaker 1: They might want to hear that reflected in the music
Speaker 1: because I know people got really excited when they heard
Speaker 1: y'all doing the album together yeah or EP or whatever
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 14: They can't get mad at me because I'm not gonna
Speaker 14: tell her life. You can't say shaking yeah, so like
Speaker 14: you're having a good time. Girls want to feel that
Speaker 14: at them bar she be saying.
Speaker 8: But I guess you know too, when Cardy talks about that.
Speaker 8: I guess we all automatically assume when she says she's
Speaker 8: shaking asses shaking ask for a husband, you know what
Speaker 8: I mean.
Speaker 2: It's like she's doing it for set.
Speaker 8: But you know what I mean for you When I
Speaker 8: heard I knock it off them like, oh, he's putting
Speaker 8: his mind frame on somebody that's in the club, not himself.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I got to bro because it's like it's more
Speaker 14: of bros doing that. Then there's people that's man.
Speaker 2: Facts, These are facts.
Speaker 14: These are facts. So I just still gotta be relatable
Speaker 14: to him. They gotta still feel like Set ain't on
Speaker 14: the like Set and got man, we don't even understand
Speaker 14: him no more. And then it's the worst. Then there's
Speaker 14: no coming back from that.
Speaker 2: We got more with Offset when we come back, don't move.
Speaker 6: It's the Breakfast Numb.
Speaker 2: The Morning Morning everybody is DJ n V.
Speaker 8: Charlamage, the guy we are the Breakfast Club was too
Speaker 8: kicking it with Offset. His album is out this Friday.
Speaker 2: Charlamagne.
Speaker 1: For the first song on the album, you said you
Speaker 1: knew you were the one since you left the group.
Speaker 1: I think that was the other line. What does that
Speaker 1: line mean?
Speaker 15: You?
Speaker 14: So how you knew about that?
Speaker 3: Oh, y'all need to tell me what the album?
Speaker 14: The album?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, so that's just like a confidence bar.
Speaker 14: Like you know, I went through some things I can't
Speaker 14: really speak on, like I stepped out of the box
Speaker 14: and like I had to get my together on the
Speaker 14: business side of things, and like after that, the freedom
Speaker 14: and the being able to be in control of my
Speaker 14: creative and being able to do that was like now
Speaker 14: I can show you who I am if you notice,
Speaker 14: like now people kind of see like I got a personality.
Speaker 14: I felt like it was kind of like bottled in
Speaker 14: when everything was all as one because it wasn't really
Speaker 14: about me.
Speaker 6: It was about us.
Speaker 14: This album is about me.
Speaker 8: How important was hip hop rolling up to you? Because
Speaker 8: I know you got roots in New York. I know
Speaker 8: you got roots in the land. I know you got
Speaker 8: roots a little bit of everywhere. I'd be seeing set
Speaker 8: with people up be like, how do you know him?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 8: Like, so you know, talk about your roots and what
Speaker 8: hip hop means to you because you sample a lot
Speaker 8: of that on this album.
Speaker 14: Hip hop man mean to me, Like man, growing up
Speaker 14: is like the superheroes. You know what I'm saying to me?
Speaker 14: Because I felt like it was so out of reach,
Speaker 14: and also I felt like there was like saving the
Speaker 14: world with the music, and like you know, seeing like
Speaker 14: cash Money master P. Because I'm from the South hundred
Speaker 14: thought like like outcast. You know we're from Atlanta, so
Speaker 14: we might not ain't listen to it. I might ain't
Speaker 14: get on jay Z Towns in high school. You see
Speaker 14: what I'm saying, I might ain't knowing. I'm through middle school.
Speaker 14: I knew, I knew Gucha and I knew Jezy, I
Speaker 14: knew hundred two thousand, A New Future. It's like our
Speaker 14: neighborhood heroes and like me, I feel like in general
Speaker 14: with music, you gotta know your roots and pay respect
Speaker 14: to it too, Like I watched it James Brown's I'll
Speaker 14: be watching like how they would dress or how they
Speaker 14: stayed it would be. Or sometimes I go watch a
Speaker 14: rock and roll like Martley coul or something, I go
Speaker 14: watch them stay set to get like a like a
Speaker 14: like an idea even on stage, and like because I
Speaker 14: feel like you, it always rotate, but you could just
Speaker 14: do it better in a better way.
Speaker 1: One of the things you say throughout the album is
Speaker 1: you keep referencing blame it on set. That's a dope
Speaker 1: record too, by the way, to blame it on set record?
Speaker 1: What are some of the things you think folks blames
Speaker 1: you for.
Speaker 14: No, it's not like people blame me for It's like
Speaker 14: it's like a it's like me talking to myself almost,
Speaker 14: like everything you went through is because of you. It's
Speaker 14: like taking responsibility. Everything you went through it is because
Speaker 14: of you. Like anytime anything happens.
Speaker 6: It's on you.
Speaker 14: That's all it was. It wasn't like a specific like
Speaker 14: y'all blaming me. No, it was just like being a man,
Speaker 14: being a man. Yeah, accountability, like accountability for all actions.
Speaker 8: People were mad at you a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 8: because you did that interview with what's the name Bobby.
Speaker 6: I felt like, when I say.
Speaker 8: That, you even gave her an opportunity to interview you,
Speaker 8: You know what I mean. You know, people were saying, well,
Speaker 8: why would you give that girl an opportunity and not
Speaker 8: somebody from the culture reached out.
Speaker 14: I did my research and I was like, I'm over
Speaker 14: to do it, because you know, I don't like doing
Speaker 14: interviews at all. I was like, I'm over to doing it.
Speaker 14: Album on the way, and I felt like it was
Speaker 14: kind of comical, like it's kind of funny. It's kind
Speaker 14: of funny to me. It wasn't like I wasn't taking
Speaker 14: that offensive. Just gotta be on your toes when you're
Speaker 14: doing that. She needed to be Yeah, she needed it,
Speaker 14: you know what I'm saying. And also like, I'm doing
Speaker 14: this for the brothers. You needing to catch me slipping
Speaker 14: on this show and be down talking to me and
Speaker 14: you like you're just coming up off to your top.
Speaker 14: It's all love though, but she she cool man. I
Speaker 14: felt like a lot of people did take a lot
Speaker 14: of comedy out of it. It was it was supposed
Speaker 14: to be funny.
Speaker 6: Man, you told her she needed some season.
Speaker 5: You do.
Speaker 20: Season.
Speaker 14: But it's cool though. Man, it ain't no issues or nothing.
Speaker 14: But I feel like a lot of peoples mat at
Speaker 14: her life. But that's how she do the interviews. I
Speaker 14: think I brought it to our world more. It's like
Speaker 14: a lot of people like, why does she It was
Speaker 14: kind of taking it as like being disproved, but she wasn't.
Speaker 14: She just just I think that's the way she got on.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: I hear I hear you channel a lot in this album.
Speaker 6: I hear a lot of Project Pack. Yeah were you?
Speaker 6: Were you listening to a lot of paver.
Speaker 14: Shi some Project Pack?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Man, they That's what I'm saying. It's like the underground
Speaker 14: music and to come to And then they went underground
Speaker 14: and went big shot of Juice j Man here a player,
Speaker 14: good producer. He ain't text me on the records.
Speaker 6: Oh oh he did production on it. You get certain.
Speaker 14: You gotta talk to job. He ain't the production sir.
Speaker 2: Oh so when you're just using now, but you gotta
Speaker 2: think the south point jealousy is Juice Jay.
Speaker 6: Yes, absolutely, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: Yeah, So and then it's the South music.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 14: It's just always something about the South music to me,
Speaker 14: even growing up, just always felt like we was because
Speaker 14: it was relatable to my neighborhood.
Speaker 8: Frown absolutely we had we had Cardio up here and
Speaker 8: we were talking about, uh, your marriage and every day.
Speaker 8: And she was like, sometimes it's difficult not to keep
Speaker 8: things off social right, like the one time y'all always
Speaker 8: argue on social media. I never just say, you know what,
Speaker 8: lets I'm gonna put the phone down and call her.
Speaker 14: She's crazy.
Speaker 2: Man, you crazy too?
Speaker 1: You knew what you married a woman from the Bronx.
Speaker 1: The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and
Speaker 1: all the FLOORA said, you got to know that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've learned it. I learned it.
Speaker 14: So it's just like, man, I hate fan based man
Speaker 14: sometimes be like trying to like kill it. So then
Speaker 14: sometimes you gotta like I feel like I gotta protect her.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: I've made mistakes. You did, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: So those mistakes make me continue to have to protect her.
Speaker 14: I said, Man, they don't just go away, So like
Speaker 14: I just hate that because it's like we'll be good
Speaker 14: bro living a life like Scholden. We got beautiful kids.
Speaker 14: We don't bother nobody, but you know how I be whack.
Speaker 6: Though, But what about you? When you posted that your
Speaker 6: wife cheated, that's causing turmoil in the house.
Speaker 14: I was calming her ass, Now, I don't play with
Speaker 14: me same way.
Speaker 2: But then the next day they hold their hands together
Speaker 2: because it was.
Speaker 3: Everybody know it was man.
Speaker 2: She was like that.
Speaker 6: She was like he was playing. He was lying.
Speaker 14: Sometimes go in too much of me man like, and
Speaker 14: it makes so we don't want people to think like
Speaker 14: people thinking it's real. So it was just a little
Speaker 14: on reverse on no car.
Speaker 6: You said if you don't stop, im gonna get on
Speaker 6: line and said you cheat it.
Speaker 14: Yeah, because that's the thing she gotta make her. She
Speaker 14: got like she's still somebody too. So like when they
Speaker 14: be doing that, like it'd be like making her seem
Speaker 14: like she al suck us.
Speaker 2: And then she got her.
Speaker 14: But then this time she did she kind of a
Speaker 14: I'm like, oh slow that down, down, baby, Oh no, like.
Speaker 6: Same, wanting to blow up the whole we're all going
Speaker 6: we are going down, five folks to what it's.
Speaker 12: Real.
Speaker 14: But we turn that in the front though, you know
Speaker 14: what she is strong man grass.
Speaker 6: Why didn't play boy CARDI clear the song for the
Speaker 6: that's the room online? Is that true? Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 14: Shout out to my boy man, because I don't get
Speaker 14: into it with my music and sometimes people be going
Speaker 14: through they on. You know what I'm saying. Shout out
Speaker 14: the bro though, man, he should have cleared up smashed though.
Speaker 14: I ain't okay, but we like that. I don't get
Speaker 14: mad at folks for like that because sometimes people be
Speaker 14: going through their only or they might not want I
Speaker 14: don't know. It's all loved us, my little brother.
Speaker 8: All right, we got more with Offset when we come back,
Speaker 8: don't move. It's the breakfast Club. Good morning, the breakfast
Speaker 8: Club wanting everybody is j n V. Charlamagne, the guy
Speaker 8: we are the Breakfast Club was too kicking it with Offset.
Speaker 8: His album is out this Friday, Charlamagne.
Speaker 1: Now, did authorities contact you after NICKI, MI and I
Speaker 1: husband made those stretch against you?
Speaker 6: That was another room man.
Speaker 14: Hell no, okay, ain't never calling me. Okay, I ain't
Speaker 14: got for.
Speaker 6: You because they were saying they reached out to see
Speaker 6: if you wanted the press man.
Speaker 14: Please, I never do no lame as like that, keep
Speaker 14: it on the screen, all this joke, grown a man,
Speaker 14: and I don't evenna bring it up. I don't know.
Speaker 14: People are like, but I just laughing. I got real money.
Speaker 14: I'm having real business. I'm on the way to the coach,
Speaker 14: prime man on the on the on the jet like
Speaker 14: I'm thirty years old, bro, like I'm grown to sell
Speaker 14: and I'm just too old participaper like a little damn
Speaker 14: you had seen was because I'm a grown man. Also
Speaker 14: like I'm saying it's a respect thing, brother, But you
Speaker 14: turning my wife. Bro, I'm not playing those games. I
Speaker 14: hate with men say anything about my wife because it's like,
Speaker 14: but you a man, don't speak on my wife.
Speaker 15: Bro.
Speaker 14: I don't care how people think, like, oh, why are
Speaker 14: you white?
Speaker 3: You white man?
Speaker 14: This is my wife, mother of my kids. Man man,
Speaker 14: dis spending wife. I said, you ain't playing by chores.
Speaker 14: Yeah you want you want to box mouth, I'm gonna
Speaker 14: get on your mother.
Speaker 6: Yeah we gonna make yeah, box your mouth.
Speaker 14: All that playing the tweak, all the trying to twinker
Speaker 14: your toes and kick your feet or all that.
Speaker 6: Yeah that was.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 8: We had Cardio up here. She you know, she talked
Speaker 8: about how much she supports you, and was, you know,
Speaker 8: riding for you, loving your music. And now let me
Speaker 8: ask you a question. Were go get a car to
Speaker 8: get second Cardio album? Any times soon?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 6: She said, I thought that's all of mynounthing recently.
Speaker 2: You know, she ain't know nothing, she said first quarter,
Speaker 2: she said, twenty twenty four, is it done? Were almost there?
Speaker 14: Were almost there, But.
Speaker 1: There's there's rumors that y'all was working on the joint
Speaker 1: album together too, though. Yeah, after hers, you think that
Speaker 1: would be that would be the album. Like the way
Speaker 1: you just expressed love for your wife and you know
Speaker 1: why you decided to be with her. You think we'll
Speaker 1: get that in music on that project for sure.
Speaker 2: Okay, then the tour, then the tour.
Speaker 6: Oh, you're definitely having another baby after the tour. That's
Speaker 6: definitely happy.
Speaker 3: She said.
Speaker 2: She wanted more, right, she said, she was saying say
Speaker 2: that up here, man, you don't want the more. Father six,
Speaker 2: I don't let me be at college expensive?
Speaker 9: What I know?
Speaker 2: Father six? Next album? I mean you got six.
Speaker 6: I'm done, done, done, I got full, I'm done, I'm
Speaker 6: done done done.
Speaker 2: I got two in college right now? College expensive college?
Speaker 2: Wax and that ass that's right.
Speaker 1: Pause, let's get too I do want to ask one Ques,
Speaker 1: what else you learned from Takeoff's passing.
Speaker 14: I'm still learning. I don't even know what to say
Speaker 14: the lessons just paying it ain't really you're trying to
Speaker 14: run from this?
Speaker 6: Have you done anything to deal with that grief? Like
Speaker 6: I sat down with somebody, I be feeling.
Speaker 14: Like sitting down with people like maybe I ain't found
Speaker 14: the right person, but I don't feel like sometimes people
Speaker 14: like can't relate.
Speaker 1: That's why culturally competent therapists and psychiatrists and grief counselors
Speaker 1: are very important.
Speaker 6: You got to you gotta have somebody who from it
Speaker 6: don't understand it.
Speaker 14: I feel like sometime in them jobs spacially, they're not
Speaker 14: giving people who maybe have a record of and those
Speaker 14: two people you need to have in the office because
Speaker 14: they gonna, they've been through they can really relate to
Speaker 14: Black people. I like, I feel like the therapy thing
Speaker 14: don't really be for black folks a lot of times
Speaker 14: because every person I ever seen it like, they ain't.
Speaker 14: They like tobody imna ask you a questions back, like
Speaker 14: so have you ever d And if it ain't, it's
Speaker 14: waste time, but.
Speaker 2: We appreciate you. The album comes out this Friday. Set
Speaker 2: it off. You want to you want to play?
Speaker 14: What was what was your favorite song? What did you
Speaker 14: feel like?
Speaker 8: I like saying my grace. I like worth it because
Speaker 8: I just I'm from that era. So I like you
Speaker 8: kind of catching the bus to Flow, which was different
Speaker 8: like blame it on set. I like the one where
Speaker 8: you had blame the project path Flow. The first song
Speaker 8: on the album.
Speaker 2: Hard, Yeah, that's when you said on the one, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's hard.
Speaker 6: I don't know. I can look to it again, listen to.
Speaker 14: I wanted to bring rope like rapping on the song,
Speaker 14: but I feel like it's a lot of auto tune,
Speaker 14: a lot of like I got melodies on here.
Speaker 6: Of course, but like your voice don't need it.
Speaker 12: Tho.
Speaker 1: You got to get to the rapping, but your voice
Speaker 1: so distinct you don't need the autotune. The joy with
Speaker 1: Travis said Grace, all right, right, yeah that's hard.
Speaker 2: That's we got the video.
Speaker 3: We shot that tile line to you.
Speaker 14: I can't wait to y'all see that hard.
Speaker 6: What does success look like for all set?
Speaker 14: The music connected to the people like I'm not you
Speaker 14: know how we came in the game. Like, I hate
Speaker 14: how everything is clocked now, like the number first day,
Speaker 14: because then it gives people of pins already immediately. They
Speaker 14: ain't even chatting to it. So me, I'm just trying
Speaker 14: to connect musically with these people. Like you said, identify
Speaker 14: off ship. It sounds like like I didn't reflair. That
Speaker 14: was like, oh bro, we got that. Like it's we
Speaker 14: were like and showing my creativity like see my album
Speaker 14: cover falling from the sky outside down. But I'm still
Speaker 14: on top. It's like being able to express the art.
Speaker 14: It's not numbers for me because I come from see
Speaker 14: my My number one record was number sixty and forty,
Speaker 14: twenty and ten then number one, So I know, like
Speaker 14: working the record, I feel like people don't be working
Speaker 14: records no more. The festivals are the big places. They
Speaker 14: checking your numbers, they checking your with your song that
Speaker 14: don't be able. I learned that at like I think
Speaker 14: I learned that at twenty sixteen. I forgot who the
Speaker 14: artist was. They was going after us, and I'm like,
Speaker 14: I know we out of in it.
Speaker 2: I noticed, But the streaming numbers, it was like a
Speaker 2: radio show too.
Speaker 14: I'm saying, boy, they on the good board. They on
Speaker 14: top fifteen, y'all like number forty right now, and then
Speaker 14: they made me understand the significant point of it. So
Speaker 14: it's some people that still watch. And I just feel
Speaker 14: like artists ain't Roberts, ain't putt on no show. Bro, No,
Speaker 14: we're just getting the bag And like people tried to
Speaker 14: paying the bad air like that, just like you gotta
Speaker 14: put on a show, you're gonna dance and everything. Yeah,
Speaker 14: I think it's like not cool cool. People like to
Speaker 14: be entertainment than anything that's right.
Speaker 2: All right, Well what you want to heal? They out
Speaker 2: what you gonna play?
Speaker 14: Play that worth it man worthy.
Speaker 2: We'll get in that bag man.
Speaker 8: Feature with Don Tolliver and we appreciate you joining us.
Speaker 8: The albums out this Friday. Set it off the brother
Speaker 8: Offset Here, let's go, and.
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Speaker 8: Now Charlamage is out, so we got our guest hosts
Speaker 8: with us. We have Claudia Jordan. My wife Gia is
Speaker 8: here as well. Now we're asking if you're just joining us.
Speaker 8: Eight hundred and five eight five one o five one.
Speaker 8: Yesterday after the show, the ladies of the Breakfast Club
Speaker 8: were talking about shooting their shots and they were saying
Speaker 8: when they shoot their shot with a man, they always
Speaker 8: hit one hundred percent from the line, and they were
Speaker 8: saying that their relationships when they shoot shot lasts a
Speaker 8: little longer. So we're asking, ladies, have you ever shot
Speaker 8: your shot and how did it turn out? Eight hundred
Speaker 8: five eight five one oh five to one.
Speaker 21: I want to ask you a question, yes, ma'am. So
Speaker 21: they said that when they shoot their shot from the line,
Speaker 21: it usually goes in. Those are their longest relationships. So
Speaker 21: from a man's point of view, why do you think
Speaker 21: that is? Is it because the man is flattered because
Speaker 21: he knows that the woman is one hundred percent in
Speaker 21: that she really wants to be there, because she approached him,
Speaker 21: because she went for the gusto?
Speaker 4: What do you think it is?
Speaker 2: I think it's a little bit of everything.
Speaker 8: I mean, you still have to look attractive, like you
Speaker 8: just can't shoot your shot, and you know you gotta
Speaker 8: you know, okay, attractive, You still have to look attraction.
Speaker 2: You still have to be small, objective, yes, okay, And
Speaker 2: I think it's I think it's dope.
Speaker 8: I think a lot of times I don't think necessarily
Speaker 8: women shoot their shots as much as men do. So
Speaker 8: I think when they do, it's kind of intriguing. Okay,
Speaker 8: it makes you you don't want to see, well, what
Speaker 8: is this about. Let's have a conversation, let's talk, and
Speaker 8: then you know, I think most men feel like if
Speaker 8: a woman shooting his shot, she's probably horny, and I
Speaker 8: can probably get it in a little faster.
Speaker 2: Maybe, I don't know. I think we're also more efficient.
Speaker 20: I think men cast a big net and just try
Speaker 20: to holler at anything with a badass, and we like,
Speaker 20: we'll look at you first, like okay, I could see
Speaker 20: we're looking at your shoes or nails. Like we are.
Speaker 6: Deliberate. Yeah, we don't know, more deliberate.
Speaker 18: Okay, right, so that's why we have a higher success rate.
Speaker 20: You guys just like oh as, we're like, okay, he
Speaker 20: looks stable, Okay, he seems nice, nice smile this.
Speaker 2: We look at different things. So when's the last time
Speaker 2: you shot your shot at an individual?
Speaker 20: So just straight up with someone I just met, I
Speaker 20: don't really do it that often. I will definitely give
Speaker 20: the cues where like give them the red the green
Speaker 20: light where they know it's okay to.
Speaker 2: Like, you know, you give a little floirty look or
Speaker 2: whatever all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 20: But I will say I did get turned down one
Speaker 20: time with someone that I dated, and I try.
Speaker 4: To spin the block again.
Speaker 2: Oh so you try to go about that.
Speaker 20: This is super embarrassing and I don't take it embarrassing.
Speaker 20: So anyways, this is a guy that I thought was
Speaker 20: the one. Okay, so we had broken up, but like, babe, wait,
Speaker 20: why'd you break up? So we were kind of young,
Speaker 20: and he came into like a big contract and so
Speaker 20: like he gotta kind of go live his life a
Speaker 20: little bit and have his life fun. And I understood that,
Speaker 20: like I wish I would have met him like way before.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 20: Anyways, long story short, I always felt like he was
Speaker 20: like the one. So we pleasantly broke up. We just
Speaker 20: split it, but it wasn't bad. So he was in
Speaker 20: town for in a Warks show and they were hosting
Speaker 20: a party at this place, so I knew he was
Speaker 20: gonna be there, so I packed an overnight bag.
Speaker 2: Oh, so he was ready.
Speaker 12: He was like he got.
Speaker 6: I packed an overnight.
Speaker 20: Bag, right, And I'm like, thinking, surely he's want to
Speaker 20: hang out with me afterwards, Like why would you not?
Speaker 6: He had plans.
Speaker 20: So anyways, at the end of the night, I was hovering,
Speaker 20: you know, like the oh, you know, whenever I thought
Speaker 20: maybe we would hang out, and he goes, oh, I
Speaker 20: have plans I go with somebody else.
Speaker 14: He's like yeah.
Speaker 18: I was like, but I brought up overnight.
Speaker 4: J you didn't tell him that, No, you didn't, Claudia, Jesus.
Speaker 4: Claudia told me didn't tell him that.
Speaker 18: I said, it was my eyes, your eyes, I said,
Speaker 18: my eyes.
Speaker 20: So anyways, I went in the car and I cried, right,
Speaker 20: but I filmed. I did one of those corny well
Speaker 20: I did the tyres thing. I film myself crying right
Speaker 20: to remind myself to never do that, okay, to remind
Speaker 20: myself to never go out like that again. And then
Speaker 20: I told my friends the story, and I told them
Speaker 20: but I brought up open to this day, they would
Speaker 20: like put bags underneath my comments and times.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I did get shot.
Speaker 8: I did.
Speaker 4: I thought the way, but and he never called you
Speaker 4: back after we talked, but it wasn't We never went there.
Speaker 6: It was awkward.
Speaker 2: She's not going back there now.
Speaker 4: Because for me, logically, that doesn't seem like a turndown.
Speaker 21: That seems like, oh maybe I would, but I have
Speaker 21: plans that He turned all afterwards to say, hey, you
Speaker 21: know so you brought that overnight bag, so.
Speaker 2: You know what's up.
Speaker 8: That's a turndown, That's what more was like, you know what,
Speaker 8: I'm cancling on my plans and come on.
Speaker 6: But since he didn't, we don't know what his plans are.
Speaker 4: I never liked to presume.
Speaker 2: Once again, I came in second.
Speaker 11: Hello this hi, this is destiny, my destiny. How are
Speaker 11: you young? I love you, Patty, y'all love you of
Speaker 11: course three day end that I love you too.
Speaker 2: Now wanted did you shoot your shot at somebody? Destiny?
Speaker 11: Okay, the one time in life I never did this ever.
Speaker 11: So I was in college and it was like a
Speaker 11: comedy show coming like a wild and wilding out by
Speaker 11: They came to our college and it was this guy.
Speaker 11: He kept looking at me like, and I was telling
Speaker 11: my friends like, oh he's still girl, and my friends Zoe,
Speaker 11: she said, oh you're you're so bad go over that
Speaker 11: prom you think you're all that. I said, Okay, I'm
Speaker 11: gonna go talk to him, and he literally left in
Speaker 11: my face and for the following hour he talked about
Speaker 11: me in the comedy show Damn it man.
Speaker 4: So when you went up to him and spoke, what
Speaker 4: was it that you said before he laughed in your face?
Speaker 11: I was just like, Hi, I see that we keep
Speaker 11: making I class bags. My name is says to me,
Speaker 11: And I just was trying to see, you know, what's
Speaker 11: like the breath some food from the cafeteria late later
Speaker 11: or something like that. It was just something like.
Speaker 12: Laane, like, hey didn't make out.
Speaker 16: Damn that's actually like when he got home, he was
Speaker 16: just like I'm married, and he was like, my wife
Speaker 16: married me for lit.
Speaker 11: He was like, so I have a bad wife at home.
Speaker 11: He married me from lady and this girl from college
Speaker 11: that's moving on a little small town that's trying to
Speaker 11: talk to.
Speaker 1: Me, Danz.
Speaker 18: I wonder who the comedian was, some low.
Speaker 11: Name guy from Savannah, Georgia.
Speaker 2: Did you do the breath check before you went over there?
Speaker 2: Did you do like to make sure you was good?
Speaker 6: Money?
Speaker 7: I was good?
Speaker 11: Let me tell you I was. I was cute that day.
Speaker 11: I'm a makeup artist, damn, so my makeup was everything.
Speaker 11: And he even said like, oh, you're true, but.
Speaker 12: My wife married me.
Speaker 11: Damn literally date a supermodel.
Speaker 2: Sorry for two right now.
Speaker 4: So as far as kicking it to guys right now,
Speaker 4: I'm against it.
Speaker 6: But guys nowadays think they have the bad bitch though.
Speaker 4: Sir Ra Sean, let me ask you a question.
Speaker 21: How do you feel about that masculine energy of a
Speaker 21: woman saying, hey, can I take you out? Not just
Speaker 21: I want to get to know you, but like I
Speaker 21: want to take you on a date. I don't know
Speaker 21: you would like it.
Speaker 14: I don't care.
Speaker 20: I was thinking the same thing, like, do guys get
Speaker 20: turned off I want in this new bad Bitch era?
Speaker 18: I think that men are not as turned off by it.
Speaker 4: I think that there's something psychological there.
Speaker 2: No, because if I have it, then I don't feel
Speaker 2: any way about it. But now if I don't have.
Speaker 21: It, no, no, let's take let's take money. No no, no,
Speaker 21: it's not about money. It's just about the intention. Of
Speaker 21: a woman saying hey, I want to take you out.
Speaker 21: It turns me off. No, no, no, the idea of
Speaker 21: it completely turns me off.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 4: I feel as though if I'm into a guy and
Speaker 4: I'm in his face.
Speaker 21: If he is attracted to me, if he's interested, he
Speaker 21: is going to kick it. If he is not, I
Speaker 21: am not going to push the envelope and put myself
Speaker 21: on a platter for rejection. And I'm further not going
Speaker 21: to take on a more masculine energy and say, hey,
Speaker 21: can I take you out to dinner? But I believe
Speaker 21: in traditional roles. I like to be courted. Those are
Speaker 21: things that are important to me.
Speaker 18: Oh please stay married, because they're not courting these days.
Speaker 2: They are.
Speaker 4: But now here's the thing.
Speaker 21: Do you feed into that energy by becoming the masculine
Speaker 21: energy in the relationship, because that's what their expectation is.
Speaker 20: No, because I'm with you, I'm still holding out. I
Speaker 20: want that masculine energy.
Speaker 4: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 20: If I'm masculine towards you, it makes me kind of
Speaker 20: be a little disrespectful to you. If you allow me
Speaker 20: to be like that, I'm going to probably treat you
Speaker 20: the way you probably ended on treating me.
Speaker 2: But you should. I think, I think that it is
Speaker 2: nothing wrong.
Speaker 8: Is that I always saying, hey baby, I got tickets
Speaker 8: to the game today, I'm taking you to the game.
Speaker 4: I'm not talking about taking me.
Speaker 21: You're misunderstanding me talking about if you're already in a relationship.
Speaker 21: If you're already in a relationship, I love the push pull,
Speaker 21: the back and forth where.
Speaker 4: You know you do something kind for me, I reciprocate
Speaker 4: and I do something kind for you, not in a
Speaker 4: tip for tat type of way.
Speaker 2: At the beginning.
Speaker 21: Whenever it's in the beginning, I as the woman, I
Speaker 21: need to feel that that interest is there. I'm not
Speaker 21: going to be, you know, buying you gifts. I'm not
Speaker 21: going to be taking you out to dinner, not to say.
Speaker 21: If I'm out and I see something cute for you, yes,
Speaker 21: if it comes from the heart, but I'm not going
Speaker 21: to be doing that to get.
Speaker 4: You to like me.
Speaker 2: That's why a lot of women are single.
Speaker 8: Right there, they see something they want, they see something
Speaker 8: they like, they better go see what's going on with
Speaker 8: that thing that they like or see, but they're not
Speaker 8: going to see it again.
Speaker 2: But if you see something you like, you go approach
Speaker 2: that man. Hey, how you doing? My name and so
Speaker 2: and so? What's your name? I think you're handsome. Why
Speaker 2: don't we go out and get something that's nothing?
Speaker 21: But if he thought that you were cute, he would
Speaker 21: have kicked it to Well, then that's not that masculine.
Speaker 6: I don't want it.
Speaker 4: Exactly that that masculine energy.
Speaker 21: If I'm in your space and you see me, you
Speaker 21: notice me, and I throw you a little flirt like
Speaker 21: said that she did.
Speaker 4: Listen, here's the lu All you need to do is dunk.
Speaker 4: I'm here. If you don't kick it to me, you
Speaker 4: don't look in my direction.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, not every man can. Don't interested, Not
Speaker 2: every man can. Don't be too sure.
Speaker 20: I do think when you do get with a guy
Speaker 20: like that, like I've I've got you know, you can
Speaker 20: put it out there, but I feel like, you know,
Speaker 20: it kind of sets a precedence for the relationship.
Speaker 2: Like I'm getting down the line.
Speaker 18: Do I have to get on one knee to propose
Speaker 18: to you?
Speaker 5: Do I have to protect you?
Speaker 6: Do this single?
Speaker 2: Claudia, you see a man out there, you better holler.
Speaker 2: You're on a plane and you see the word is
Speaker 2: the world? Three more years.
Speaker 21: The world is stripping on Claudia. Okay, because Claudia got everything,
Speaker 21: I don't even know the universe is messing with her.
Speaker 2: It's a test.
Speaker 6: Claudia.
Speaker 2: Well, my mother told me that this lady when I
Speaker 2: was in the womb.
Speaker 18: That's what I heard.
Speaker 20: That struggles as what my mom. There's a lady in
Speaker 20: Italy that they said supposedly said my like she my
Speaker 20: dad left this one lady from my mom and took
Speaker 20: her to America, and she was like basically before he left,
Speaker 20: like your unborn daughter will forever.
Speaker 6: Have issues Jesus Christ.
Speaker 20: Yeah, So anyways, I'm only dating if I get a
Speaker 20: recommendation from a good friend or people that are in
Speaker 20: successful relationship.
Speaker 18: I don't trust my own meter and pick her.
Speaker 6: I don't have time to talk about that.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, no move, It's the breakfast club.
Speaker 6: The breakfast club. Your mornings will never be the same.
Speaker 8: Are you someone who knows you don't have condom available?
Speaker 8: Where condoms are soul?
Speaker 2: The breakfast Club