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Speaker 2: Yo yo yo yo just hilarious.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 4: Piece to the planet is Monday. Good morning, how y'all
Speaker 4: feel out there? I feel blessed, black and hoghly favored.
Speaker 4: Happy to be here another day to serve our beautiful listeners.
Speaker 5: Good morning. What's up guys? How was your weekend? I
Speaker 5: was your weekend, Jess?
Speaker 3: It was good.
Speaker 6: Indianapolis is definitely dope. Definitely is dope as hell. We
Speaker 6: me d Ray Earthquake. Tony Roberts also was funny as hell.
Speaker 6: We had a show. And then Amber Damn. I forgot
Speaker 6: the comedian's last name, but she's from Indianapolis. She's funny
Speaker 6: as hell as well. We all had a show. It
Speaker 6: was dope. It was real dope. Roll team he came through.
Speaker 6: It was a lot going on in Indy this weekend,
Speaker 6: so Naptown was making a lot of money this weekend.
Speaker 6: But it was it was really dope. Shout out to
Speaker 6: the promoter. DJ Geno was the fortieth anniversary. Oh, this
Speaker 6: is something that he does every year. The first show
Speaker 6: started at seven thirty second show started at eleven.
Speaker 3: I was sleepy as hell.
Speaker 6: Yes, all the comedians were, but especially Earthquake and Earthquake
Speaker 6: the type will go out there and say it, so
Speaker 6: you're like, I don't know how y'all, like, I'm sleepy.
Speaker 3: It's all right now. But it was still fun. It
Speaker 3: was everybody came out and it was a nice time.
Speaker 5: Amber Roughing was it Amber?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 6: I don't think our last name was rough No, Amber something.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure, but she's.
Speaker 5: Really really funny. I was the first time in that town.
Speaker 6: No, that was my That was my first time in
Speaker 6: five years. But it's my second time.
Speaker 5: Second town.
Speaker 6: Yes, I did Morty's Comedy Club last time, but this
Speaker 6: was at the closed Memorial Theater.
Speaker 3: And it was dope. Nice venue. It's cool Naptown, Yeah,
Speaker 3: absolutely lit.
Speaker 5: Sholotte was your weekend.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 4: My weekend was fantastic because I did my favorite thing
Speaker 4: to do, which is absolutely nothing. The only thing I
Speaker 4: want to tell y'all is that the NFL has to
Speaker 4: do something about these Sunday night games that started a
Speaker 4: thirty kay, because when the games, when these games come
Speaker 4: on TV at eight thirty, between the commercials and everything else.
Speaker 5: They're they're there until we're there till like twelve thirty.
Speaker 8: Okay, Well I fell asleep about nine turn the ten
Speaker 8: o'clock I knocked out.
Speaker 5: I was basically in bed all day yesterday.
Speaker 4: I'm between the couch and the bed, in the game,
Speaker 4: in the bed, and I'm just sitting there, like, told
Speaker 4: my wife, is this game going in the overtime because
Speaker 4: our defense, the Cowboys defense, can't stop a goddamn thing. Okay,
Speaker 4: and yes, that's exactly what happened about to come in today.
Speaker 4: But then I was like, you know what, it's not
Speaker 4: a good enough reason to do a show from home
Speaker 4: just because the game was on late. So I was like,
Speaker 4: you know, let me be responsible and wake up and
Speaker 4: come to work. But the Cowboys have that kind of
Speaker 4: effect on you. It's a very emotionally draining thing. And
Speaker 4: then the game stays on so late.
Speaker 5: No, you got tied. You guys didn't even win. Who
Speaker 5: ties anymore? People tied all the time.
Speaker 4: There's probably a tie every year, more than at least
Speaker 4: every year for the past decade that I can remember,
Speaker 4: it's been at least one tie.
Speaker 5: In the league.
Speaker 3: Jesus and are last night too. I'm so pissed off.
Speaker 3: You haven't win this.
Speaker 5: Bad what Yeah, my giants one I ain't paying.
Speaker 3: To your boys does right now.
Speaker 5: But it's okay, well, congratulations, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: That's not normal. So this is great.
Speaker 5: Hey, watch them, let's get the show cracking.
Speaker 8: Michael Blason will be joining us this week today, I
Speaker 8: can say this weekend today. He's gonna be at the
Speaker 8: New York Comedy Festival November seventh.
Speaker 5: Through the sixteenth at the Beacon Theater.
Speaker 8: So we're gonna be chopping it up with Michael Blackson,
Speaker 8: and then the cast of Ruth and Boaz will.
Speaker 5: Be joining us.
Speaker 8: Hey, Devon Franklin, Sorea, and Tyler Aleppeli.
Speaker 3: So early dope movie. I watched it over the Weekend's
Speaker 3: actually really good.
Speaker 5: Hot to get a chance to check it out.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we'll see it this week.
Speaker 3: It's top sen in Netflix.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, what actually, okay, I didn't I know it
Speaker 6: was in the top earlier.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is really good.
Speaker 5: So we'll kick it with the cast. All right. When
Speaker 5: we come back.
Speaker 8: We got front page news a lot to break down.
Speaker 8: A lot went on during the last couple of days,
Speaker 8: so me and me will break that down. So don't
Speaker 8: go anywhere as to breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Come morning, morning, everybody.
Speaker 8: It's DJ Envy and Jess Hilaris Charlamagne the guy. We
Speaker 8: are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news.
Speaker 8: Start off with sports. The Giants beat the Charges twenty
Speaker 8: one eighteen, Eagles beat the Buccaneers thirty one twenty five,
Speaker 8: Bills beat the Saints, Jaguars beat the forty nine Ers,
Speaker 8: The Bears beat the Raiders, The Cowboys and Packers tiede
Speaker 8: Chiefs beat the Ravens thirty seven to twenty. Rams beat
Speaker 8: the Colts twenty seven twenty. The Lions beat the thirty
Speaker 8: four Brown's thirty four to ten. Patriots beat the Panthers,
Speaker 8: Texans beat the Titans, and the Falcons beat the Commanders.
Speaker 5: All right tonight and.
Speaker 8: By the night football, Let's just take on the Dolphins
Speaker 8: at seven fifteen, and the Bengals play the Broncos at
Speaker 8: eight fifteen.
Speaker 5: Look at me, me, Brown, looking like you're about to
Speaker 5: headline the forum tonight. You got a show, Go.
Speaker 8: Ahead me, Good.
Speaker 10: Morning, Good morning. All right, y'all.
Speaker 11: So there's a lot to get through today, MBU, are right,
Speaker 11: So much happening over the weekend and Sadly, we started
Speaker 11: this morning with news of another mass shooting, this one
Speaker 11: at a church in Michigan. Police say at least four
Speaker 11: people were killed and eight others hurt after a gunman
Speaker 11: drove his truck into the Church of Jesus Christ of
Speaker 11: Latter day Saints in Grand Blank Township. That's just right
Speaker 11: outside of Flint, Michigan. Yes, authority say the gunman opened
Speaker 11: fire on hundreds gathered for Sunday service, then fort gasoline
Speaker 11: inside and started a fire. Now that chapel is now
Speaker 11: a total loss, and investigators believe there are still more
Speaker 11: victims inside that burned out building.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 11: Police have identified the suspect as forty year old Thomas
Speaker 11: Jacob Sandford, a Marine vet. He was shot and killed
Speaker 11: by officers just minutes after the attack. The ATF says
Speaker 11: explosive devices were also found at the scene. Witnesses describing
Speaker 11: chaos but also bravery as church members were shielding children
Speaker 11: and others were trying to rescue the elderly.
Speaker 10: Let's listen, So we were.
Speaker 13: Driving away, we were trying to gather as many people
Speaker 13: as be could. There was a couple of elderly ladies
Speaker 13: that we were trying to get into safety, so we
Speaker 13: got them into our car. I saw the active shooter
Speaker 13: come out of the building, and at that point I
Speaker 13: just started trying to drive away. He pointed his gun
Speaker 13: at our car and fired three shots. Two of them
Speaker 13: went through a windshield and just missed me and luckily
Speaker 13: everybody else. I think this is just glass shrapnel.
Speaker 9: That got me.
Speaker 13: And then we got out, and then that's now we're
Speaker 13: just trying to kind of find out why and how
Speaker 13: and what happened.
Speaker 4: You know, when I was young, my daddy used to
Speaker 4: say that some people are so crazy that they will
Speaker 4: shooting church, And now, in my big age of forty seven,
Speaker 4: that seems like it's to know, and people are always
Speaker 4: letting off in the church.
Speaker 3: It's crazy.
Speaker 10: It's crazy, very very very sad.
Speaker 11: So the FBI is calling an act of targeted violence.
Speaker 11: There's still no motive. They're still trying to investigate why
Speaker 11: this happened. And this comes less than twenty four hours
Speaker 11: after news of another mass shooting, also by a Marine
Speaker 11: vet who opened fire at a bar in North Carolina,
Speaker 11: killing three and injuring eight.
Speaker 10: More So, two mass shootings over the weekend.
Speaker 4: MS was cold and calculated, but man, you know, you
Speaker 4: said he was a veteran, right, Yeah, I'm telling you
Speaker 4: they don't be giving these veterans the psychological help they
Speaker 4: need when they come home from these deployments a lot
Speaker 4: of times.
Speaker 8: Not only that, but it's going to get to a
Speaker 8: point where all synagogues, all churches, all schools are going
Speaker 8: to need a security guard, like an armed security at
Speaker 8: the door to make sure that. You're gonna have metal
Speaker 8: detects that go in churches as well, but you're gonna
Speaker 8: need some type of security in all these places to
Speaker 8: make sure that you're safe.
Speaker 5: When your praying and you're worshiping and you going to school,
Speaker 5: which is crazy.
Speaker 6: Although they don't have, you know, the help that they need.
Speaker 6: It's like why do that to a church? Wow, go
Speaker 6: and do that? I mean you have sense enough to
Speaker 6: know like what you're doing, you know.
Speaker 3: So I don't know. I just I think it's it's
Speaker 3: sad on both ends.
Speaker 5: Yeah it is.
Speaker 4: But it's definitely a lack of mental health services for
Speaker 4: these for these veterans, because if it's not this, it's
Speaker 4: high suicide.
Speaker 5: Rates among amongst veterans.
Speaker 4: Like I really don't think they take care of these
Speaker 4: veterans psychologically when they come home like they where did
Speaker 4: they go?
Speaker 5: Very sad.
Speaker 11: There's nowhere to go, all right, And from Michigan to Oregon,
Speaker 11: where protests are once again in the spotlight. On Sunday,
Speaker 11: President Trump ordering two hundred members of the Oregon National
Speaker 11: Gardens of federal service for a sixty day deployment, saying
Speaker 11: Portland was quote war ravaged and that federal facilities were
Speaker 11: quote under siege.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 11: By Sunday afternoon, protesters feel the streets of Portland's Ice Building.
Speaker 11: Near Portland's Ice Building, the demonstrations were noisy, noisy, but
Speaker 11: mostly peaceful, and federal agents with long gun were seen
Speaker 11: on the rooftops, while Oregon's governor and state leaders quickly
Speaker 11: filed a lawsuit to block that deployment, calling it unlawful
Speaker 11: and insisting that Portland is not a war zone. And
Speaker 11: there's a similar situation playing out this morning in Memphis.
Speaker 11: Starting today, federal agents and National Guard units are being
Speaker 11: deployed there as part of the administration's broader crime crackdown.
Speaker 11: Tennessee Governor Bill Lee says thirteen federal agencies will be involved,
Speaker 11: including the FBI, the DEA, the ATF, along with three
Speaker 11: hundred state troopers. Now, the guard will only serve enrolled.
Speaker 11: They will not have guns unless the police requested. Governor
Speaker 11: Lee called it a generational opportunity, while Memphis Mayor Paul
Speaker 11: Young he acknowledged that residents on are concerned on both sides.
Speaker 11: Lauren was actually in Memphis over the weekend and she
Speaker 11: spoke to the mayor about how the city is preparing.
Speaker 10: Let's listen to them.
Speaker 14: Well, we are preparing, and you know, I've been trying
Speaker 14: to articulate to people that we're different than Chicago with
Speaker 14: la because our governor has said yes and the President
Speaker 14: say yes. So as mayor, I don't have a sake
Speaker 14: in whether they come or not. So what we're doing
Speaker 14: now is working to align how they come, where they're
Speaker 14: going to show up, what their assignments.
Speaker 9: Are going to be. So we're put together.
Speaker 14: A whole strategy of how we gaged, and we've been
Speaker 14: having positive dialogues with the National of Art, major generals
Speaker 14: and all of those.
Speaker 9: So, you know, my goal is.
Speaker 14: To try to keep them focused on folent crime, not
Speaker 14: pay the crimes and things of that nature.
Speaker 4: Who's deciding that these people need the military? Me me, Like,
Speaker 4: what's going on in Portland and Memphis that they need
Speaker 4: the military. Even when I was seeing people at the
Speaker 4: CBC last week in DC, they was showing, you know,
Speaker 4: videos of like the military just.
Speaker 5: Sitting in front of downtown restaurants in DC, not.
Speaker 10: Doing nothing.
Speaker 11: And in Portland there's video of them riding their bike
Speaker 11: and jump rope in and just literally sitting on the
Speaker 11: grass reading a book.
Speaker 10: And meanwhile Trump is sending the National Guard.
Speaker 11: So you know, there's there's I think everybody, even the
Speaker 11: mayors of the cities, are really trying to understand what
Speaker 11: is behind this, and this is specifically in Memphis. If
Speaker 11: you want more information, they have launched a website that
Speaker 11: has a question and answer section that I really think
Speaker 11: will help you if you're in Memphis or you have
Speaker 11: a loved one in Memphis and really quick. That website
Speaker 11: is Memphis TN dot forward slash Safe and Clean. So again,
Speaker 11: Memphis TN dot gov forward Slash Safe and Clean. And
Speaker 11: if you want to hear the full interview, it will
Speaker 11: be on Lauren's podcast today. You can check that out
Speaker 11: with Mayor Paul Young. Some interesting stuff there. So coming
Speaker 11: up at seven though, the world's busiest airport just left
Speaker 11: thirty seven million dollars on the table and we'll tell
Speaker 11: you why and what's behind that decision.
Speaker 8: All right, and everybody else, get it off your chest.
Speaker 8: Eight hundred five eight five one O five one. If
Speaker 8: you need the vent phone lines wide open. Let us
Speaker 8: know how your weekend was. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning,
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Speaker 8: get it off your chest.
Speaker 9: You man blessed. We want to hear from you on
Speaker 9: the breakfast blow. Hello.
Speaker 5: Who is hi? My name is Bobby, Bobby, Bobby, Hi.
Speaker 15: I've called him. I would say, first, I want to
Speaker 15: say hi to Jest.
Speaker 16: I love you, Jess.
Speaker 15: I want to say Laura is one there.
Speaker 17: Okay?
Speaker 15: And Hi dj Emmy, and Hi Charlemaine, I love you all.
Speaker 5: Google every day.
Speaker 15: But I did want to say, d j Emmy, you
Speaker 15: hung up on me a couple of times.
Speaker 5: That that that tracks. That sounds exactly.
Speaker 17: Right, yes, and Charlemagne, I will call it because I
Speaker 17: had been wanting to get sort of to say something
Speaker 17: to you about your visit on Laura Trump's show.
Speaker 15: And how on there. You know she told you that
Speaker 15: if you had like all these less leaning guests and
Speaker 15: they didn't have any right leaning guests, yep, and can
Speaker 15: then he came back the next day on The Breakfast
Speaker 15: Club and repeated that and how wrong that was and stuff,
Speaker 15: and I just want to say, like that that was
Speaker 15: a total why And I can't believe that you listened
Speaker 15: to Laura Trump on that. And I mean I was
Speaker 15: just about to google like right leaning guests on the
Speaker 15: View because I can only remember one off of puff
Speaker 15: my head. But I'm sure there were more. And I
Speaker 15: know that Chris Christie was on there, and I do
Speaker 15: know that they have had right leaning guests on there,
Speaker 15: and I believe that they have invited others who refuse
Speaker 15: to come on their show.
Speaker 4: So well, she was talking about the first seven months
Speaker 4: of twenty and twenty five, and I mean, based off
Speaker 4: all of the research and you know studies I've seen, Yes,
Speaker 4: the View in the first seven months of twenty twenty
Speaker 4: five had one hundred and two left lean guests and
Speaker 4: zero conservatives.
Speaker 5: And that was according to the Media Research Center.
Speaker 18: Oh okay, yeah.
Speaker 4: Not in the I don't know, I don't know, not
Speaker 4: in the history of the View, but in the first
Speaker 4: seven months of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 19: Oh oh, I thought it was just talking about since.
Speaker 5: Trump or oh no, no, no, she was.
Speaker 4: She was talking about the first seven months of twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five they had one hundred and two left leaning
Speaker 4: guests with zero conservatives. Now that's according to the Media
Speaker 4: Research Center. And yes, I do think that's ridiculous, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean.
Speaker 15: I think that's how But what's that because they didn't
Speaker 15: invite any of them?
Speaker 5: I don't know. That's a great question. I really don't know.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 19: I did also want.
Speaker 15: To mention one more.
Speaker 8: Thing, Bobby Pittsburgh, you said, who gave you?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I wanted to mention one more thing before I
Speaker 15: go from Pittsburgh, Okay. And there's a local group out here,
Speaker 15: but they're on YouTube and everywhere.
Speaker 3: They are called.
Speaker 19: Called One Food Media and they do a lot of stuff,
Speaker 19: but one thing that thank you that I enjoy a.
Speaker 15: Lot, and it's called This Week in White Supremacy I am.
Speaker 15: And they break down a lot of stuff that the
Speaker 15: Trump administration is doing and how it's going to affect people.
Speaker 15: And they call themselves the truth Tellers.
Speaker 19: And I really love it if you guys would.
Speaker 15: Check them out, Okay, And there's anything.
Speaker 19: That you can do to like, yeah, I don't know,
Speaker 19: to check them out what you think that.
Speaker 5: We will do that?
Speaker 4: But you said, you said one Hood Media. I'm looking
Speaker 4: at it right now, yes, one Hood Media Academy. I'm
Speaker 4: looking at their website, onehood dot org.
Speaker 8: All right, yes, get it off your chest eight hundred
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Speaker 9: Watch me.
Speaker 5: I'm sitting right here. I saw you. I watch a
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Speaker 4: I watched you a little beige hands sneak right over
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Speaker 9: Of New York City Mayor. It's the flip flopper will
Speaker 9: be going on podcasts and saying he's gonna be doing
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Speaker 4: What do you say when he went on flagrant that
Speaker 4: he wasn't he was gonna he promised he was gonna
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Speaker 20: Like you turn into you know, what's the stand point
Speaker 20: about it?
Speaker 9: I voted for this man.
Speaker 4: He came on Breakfast Club Thursday and said he is
Speaker 4: not dropping out of the race.
Speaker 7: He was.
Speaker 20: You see the breaking news like he's here. Yeah, he's
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Speaker 5: Like a cheap suit. Damn a chief suit.
Speaker 9: A cheap suit.
Speaker 20: Yeah, you pulled it up, baby, you know.
Speaker 5: Oh, okay, got you, got you all right, We'll take.
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Speaker 21: Man.
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Speaker 8: All right, brother, get it off your chest. Eight hundred
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Speaker 8: the latest of Lauren coming up.
Speaker 22: What we're talking about, We are talking super Bowl because
Speaker 22: we now know who had lined the twenty twenty six
Speaker 22: halftime show at the Super Bowl. We're gonna get into
Speaker 22: the conversation.
Speaker 5: Oh, you're gonna be able to tell Puerto Ricans nothing.
Speaker 5: You give it a we'll get into it. Next. It's
Speaker 5: the Breakfast Club in the morning, the breakfast club.
Speaker 8: Hey man, you ever had you shimmy shimmy?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you ever had your shimmy shi shashimi?
Speaker 5: You ever had that shashi. What's it all shashimi? Yes
Speaker 5: you ever had that? Yes? The raw fish? Yes? Absolutely?
Speaker 4: Man for the first time Friday, for the first time,
Speaker 4: first time ever. I want to salute a restaurant called
Speaker 4: Twin Tails in New York City, sluting my my good
Speaker 4: sister DJ Cuppy. We went to dinner Friday night and
Speaker 4: shashimi shashimi.
Speaker 5: I never had it before.
Speaker 8: Amazing, Yeah, very good raw fish. Yes, you don't eat sushi,
Speaker 8: do you?
Speaker 5: Sushi?
Speaker 8: But I have never seen a raw fish like. It
Speaker 8: comes as like they bring the actual fish.
Speaker 3: With that different.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's not like sushi. No, but it's raw like sushi.
Speaker 5: I don't want to talk to you. Decided nay when
Speaker 5: you said it. Let's get you said that long you
Speaker 5: coming straight fast? She gets them. Somebody that knows, somebody
Speaker 5: gets the details.
Speaker 3: I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 5: She'd be having the latest on you, the.
Speaker 9: Latest with Laurence la Rosa.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details.
Speaker 5: Sometimes you have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 9: It's the latest on the breakfast club.
Speaker 5: Talk to me.
Speaker 22: So the twenty twenty six Super Bowl halftime show performer
Speaker 22: has been announced drum.
Speaker 3: Roll please, it's Bad Bunny, Bad Bunny.
Speaker 22: Yes, Bad Bunny will be headlining the Super Bowl halftime
Speaker 22: show on in February February twenty twenty six, which will
Speaker 22: be airing on NBC. It'll go down in Santa Clair, California.
Speaker 5: Dropping the clues bombs for Bathroom.
Speaker 4: He's gonna kill it, yea, especially being that he said
Speaker 4: he wouldn't do no shows in America because he didn't
Speaker 4: want ICE to target his his concerts.
Speaker 22: Yes, and I'm actually, uh like really really looking forward
Speaker 22: to the performance because when I was in Puerto Rico
Speaker 22: his residency was happening there, everybody there was talking about
Speaker 22: how amazing his stage performance.
Speaker 3: It was so sold out on what they had available.
Speaker 22: This is because it was like fifteen hundred at upward
Speaker 22: price wise because it ran up because so many people
Speaker 22: were excited American dollars. But I don't know how that converts. Yes, now, read,
Speaker 22: I'm gonna need some help.
Speaker 5: We put together a little place, asked me, because you.
Speaker 3: Like fake whatever it is.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 22: Now, we put together like a little playlist of like
Speaker 22: what the songs could potentially be because Bad Bunny got
Speaker 22: a lot of hits that he could run down, So we.
Speaker 3: Put together a little mixed me read VICKI you know the.
Speaker 4: Resident read as Puerto Rican is Dominican, Dominican, Dominican.
Speaker 22: Okay, well I trust them. I don't know about envy,
Speaker 22: maybe showing up to parades and be getting awards and
Speaker 22: I don't even understand why you're there. So I said,
Speaker 22: listen to some of Bad Bunnies songs where you gotta
Speaker 22: because I can't even pronounce.
Speaker 5: That's the same song, y'all not help you know, like
Speaker 5: that's on the radio all day with Drake. Yes, I
Speaker 5: don't listen to Bad Bunny, but I respect them. Show
Speaker 5: that's fair.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's gonna be a good show.
Speaker 22: Well rumored before the Bad Bunny announcement to do the
Speaker 22: super Bowl had time show where Taylor Swift and Adele
Speaker 22: Thank God, we.
Speaker 4: Ain't getting either one of those love dropping the food
Speaker 4: bombs for God not giving us any of that cast role.
Speaker 5: We're getting my fun door, none of those girls.
Speaker 18: Though I love it.
Speaker 3: I don't see a super Bowl ahead time.
Speaker 5: Yes, Taylor.
Speaker 16: Like a.
Speaker 9: Rain.
Speaker 5: During the super Bowl.
Speaker 22: Halftime before UH and the Taylor Swift rumor, Roger Goodell
Speaker 22: was actually on UH and he was talking about Taylor
Speaker 22: Swift and the potential of the possibility of her doing
Speaker 22: the Super Bowl show, So that like kind of reped
Speaker 22: up the anticipation thinking that something would go down. But
Speaker 22: there were reports that there was like a contract situation
Speaker 22: with her. But I think Bad Bunny is a better.
Speaker 5: Choice, is the perfect choice. I'm sure.
Speaker 4: Roger Goodell whispered the Rock Nation, like, you know, is
Speaker 4: this the year we can get Taylor? Maybe she's gone
Speaker 4: to al I'm coming out.
Speaker 5: And it was like no man, and for everybody, right,
Speaker 5: for everybody.
Speaker 3: Yes, and.
Speaker 22: Bad Bunny for the NFL released a quote on the announcement.
Speaker 22: He says, what I'm feeling goes beyond myself. It is
Speaker 22: for those who came before me and ran countless yards
Speaker 22: so I could come in and score a touchdown. This
Speaker 22: is for my people, my culture, and our history. Then
Speaker 22: he said something to Spanish that I Am not going
Speaker 22: to attempt to read.
Speaker 5: Try dollar a too. Well, you gotta do hit the
Speaker 5: translate button, grandmother.
Speaker 22: Yes, well, I know, well that's grim Quest said almost
Speaker 22: halftime showed Dell super.
Speaker 8: Just hit translate, give dot the word Puerto Rican grandmother.
Speaker 3: He's probably you can't wait in Spanish, give.
Speaker 5: It to.
Speaker 3: Get in his household. You definitely can't do it.
Speaker 9: What's wrong with it?
Speaker 5: It's the last line, the last line. Okay, uh what he.
Speaker 3: Go in and great the quotes if you can make
Speaker 3: somebody type out, oh.
Speaker 22: My God, give me, give me, come on, come on,
Speaker 22: you're not Spanish, little dislike Alright, this.
Speaker 5: Is beneath That's what I said.
Speaker 4: That's bad Bundy is absolutely the right choice dropping the
Speaker 4: clothes bombs for I can't wait to watch his grandmother.
Speaker 8: Yeah all right, yeah, good streak.
Speaker 5: It's a good streak. Rock Nation hasn't missed yet with
Speaker 5: the time all.
Speaker 22: Yeah, and jay Z says, you know what bad Bunny
Speaker 22: has done and continues to do for Puerto Rico, it's
Speaker 22: truly inspiring.
Speaker 3: We are honored to have him on the world's biggest stage.
Speaker 4: And I wonder how it was it hard to convince
Speaker 4: him because he was adamant about not doing any shows
Speaker 4: in the US because he didn't want to like to
Speaker 4: talk at the concerts.
Speaker 3: It is a big stage.
Speaker 22: But I also think too, you got like rock Nation
Speaker 22: to work with, and if that's a concern, they do
Speaker 22: a lot for people in like the community space, So
Speaker 22: maybe there's like a bigger initiative that they might roll
Speaker 22: out around this too, if that is a conversation. But yes,
Speaker 22: so in other news, so we reported on ray Ja
Speaker 22: and those Kim Kardashian Chris Jenner Rico claims. A while back,
Speaker 22: we received a statement from the Kardashians attorney Alex Spiro,
Speaker 22: who says ray J's claims about any Rico involving the
Speaker 22: Kardashians are not true.
Speaker 3: That's an update there.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, he said that was clear, clear.
Speaker 22: That was that was it, but they're not true now
Speaker 22: and other news, so this is actually unfortunate news. So
Speaker 22: Terrence Crawford, uh frider Terance Crawford was celebrating, he was
Speaker 22: celebrating his win in his hometown and he was also
Speaker 22: uh you know, celebrating his birthday over.
Speaker 3: The weekend, and on the way leaving the.
Speaker 22: Birthday celebration, he was actually pulled over by police and
Speaker 22: held that gun point.
Speaker 3: Let's take a listen to the video.
Speaker 2: Seabl right, I'm keeping on, I'm not reaching for.
Speaker 3: Can I can?
Speaker 17: I know.
Speaker 3: That's crazy, all that serious.
Speaker 5: God and all that extra serious.
Speaker 4: Seriously not that Yeah, it's it's a damn shame that
Speaker 4: a brother like Terrence Crawford who on Maha absolutely he loves.
Speaker 4: If you was watching Instagram this weekend, you saw all
Speaker 4: the I mean the sea of people that were out
Speaker 4: there for Terrence Crawfit, people of all racists, people of
Speaker 4: all ages, just coming together to celebrate their hometown hero Bud.
Speaker 4: And you got a couple of cops who just wanted
Speaker 4: to ruin his night for no reason.
Speaker 3: Yes, which makes.
Speaker 5: Which makes no sense right this reason.
Speaker 8: Only a population of four hundred and fifty five thousand
Speaker 8: people there, like, they know who Terrence Crawford is, They
Speaker 8: know who Bud is, They know it. Bud was going
Speaker 8: he had armed security license, armed security.
Speaker 5: It's just fact, like he said, they pulled him obile
Speaker 5: for reckless driving right now.
Speaker 22: Yeah, So the police said that before one thirty am
Speaker 22: local time of Nebraska, officers stopped the vehicle that he
Speaker 22: was in and they said that he was that the
Speaker 22: vehicle was driving recklessly. During the traffic stop, the police
Speaker 22: officers say that they observed a firearm on the driver's
Speaker 22: side floorboard and for safety, all of the occupants were
Speaker 22: ordered out of the vehicle at gunpoint. The driver of
Speaker 22: the vehicle was identified as Terrence Crawford and he was
Speaker 22: issued a citation for reckless driving. All four occupants in
Speaker 22: the car were legally permitted to carry firearms, including a
Speaker 22: member of car for security team who was carrying his
Speaker 22: own weapon at the time of the traffic stop. Police
Speaker 22: officer and a lieutenant have also respond also responded to
Speaker 22: the scene, and I do know. The mayor released a
Speaker 22: statement he said that you know, he learned about the
Speaker 22: police stop and he was, you know, disheartened after learning
Speaker 22: about this. He says that he spoke personally the terrence
Speaker 22: or to Bud Crawford, and he says that he acknowledges
Speaker 22: the seriousness of what occurred and how trust between law
Speaker 22: enforcement and the community is important and shows that this
Speaker 22: needs to be that they need to be vigilant about
Speaker 22: building this relationship.
Speaker 3: The mayor is saying that the.
Speaker 22: Police chief, tat a guy named Todd Shadmir has pledged
Speaker 22: an internal investigation, which the mayor says he fully supports
Speaker 22: because they want to be full and thorough. They plan
Speaker 22: to gather all the facts and be transparent with the
Speaker 22: public about their findings. When it comes to this stop,
Speaker 22: he says that his heart dropped and learning that this
Speaker 22: is how the day ended. It was an otherwise wonderful
Speaker 22: day for Terrence. He was celebrating in Omaha, Nebraska. You know,
Speaker 22: he was celebrating being world boxing champion, and then there
Speaker 22: was you know, the parade and his birthday. So for
Speaker 22: the day to end like that was just heartbreaking for him.
Speaker 5: And then you know, it's Terrence Crawford. You've been watching
Speaker 5: him all day, right.
Speaker 4: I would just assume that he has the same security team,
Speaker 4: you know, for the most part, So you I would
Speaker 4: think that if you're a police officer in this city,
Speaker 4: you would know him, and you would know all these individuals.
Speaker 4: And it's in Nebraska open carry, So why would you
Speaker 4: react like that if you see if you saw a
Speaker 4: firearm in the car, especially with Terrence Crawford driving, Like
Speaker 4: come on, man, Like, yeah, I don't think there's a
Speaker 4: need to react with by drawing your guns and telling
Speaker 4: them to get out the car.
Speaker 8: Very scary situation to do your job. He feels like
Speaker 8: any if they would have moved anyway, you could have
Speaker 8: lost his life.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you know you want you got to do
Speaker 4: your job as a police officer, But come on, man,
Speaker 4: this is it's Terrence Crawford driving you just saw this
Speaker 4: big parades having and he's with his security.
Speaker 5: Why would you ever assume anything negative was going on.
Speaker 22: I'm not for sure, but I mean they're gonna have
Speaker 22: to definitely make sure that this is going to have
Speaker 22: to be explained. So hopefully, you know, they got they
Speaker 22: got to think of some answers. So we'll be, you know,
Speaker 22: keeping up with what happens. But you know he is
Speaker 22: okay though, that is yeah, thank god.
Speaker 4: And check that police officer's Paulaise. Let's see if you
Speaker 4: lost any money.
Speaker 3: A plan you never know. That's crazy, you never know.
Speaker 4: Check is parulais go check everything is draft kings and
Speaker 4: brides fixed everything. Let's see if you put any money
Speaker 4: on Canelo or he might just be a little salty
Speaker 4: because he lost.
Speaker 8: All right, well that's the latest with Lauren. Now when
Speaker 8: we come back, we got front page news and don't
Speaker 8: go anywhere.
Speaker 5: It's to the breakfast Club. Good morning, I'm morning. Everybody
Speaker 5: is dj n V, Jess.
Speaker 8: Hilarious, Charlamagne the God. We are the breakfast Club. Let's
Speaker 8: get back in some front page news. So off for
Speaker 8: some quick sports and the last night the Falcons beat
Speaker 8: the Commanders, Giants beat the Chargers, The Eagles beat the Buccaneers,
Speaker 8: Texas beat the Titans, Patriots beat the Panthers, The Bills
Speaker 8: beat the Saints, Jaguars beat the forty nine Ers, The
Speaker 8: Lions beat the Browns, the Rams beat the Coats, the
Speaker 8: Bears beat the Raiders. The Packers and Cowboys tied in
Speaker 8: over time. Of course, the Chiefs beat the Ravers thirty
Speaker 8: seven twenty. Now tonight and Monday Night Football, the Jets
Speaker 8: take on the Dolphins at seven point fifteen and the
Speaker 8: Bengals take on the Broncos at eight fifty.
Speaker 5: Team now me is too.
Speaker 4: Late, man, I'm telling like, these games come on too late.
Speaker 4: They got to start these games two hours early. Bro,
Speaker 4: there's no reason for games were starting eight fifteen, eight thirty.
Speaker 9: Yeah. I think that's labustion too.
Speaker 8: I mean, like I said, I felt, let's sleep on
Speaker 8: the Cowboys game last night.
Speaker 5: What's up, Mimi?
Speaker 10: Good morning everyone? How y'all doing this morning?
Speaker 5: Black and Holly faedit, How you doing, Mimi?
Speaker 10: Good good, thanks for asking.
Speaker 11: Okay, So to this story that everyone's talking about this morning,
Speaker 11: We're going to start with a dramatic turn in the
Speaker 11: New York City politics with Mayor Eric Adams, he's officially
Speaker 11: dropping out the race, in the race for a second term,
Speaker 11: just five weeks before election day. So Charlemagne, let's flash
Speaker 11: back to last week. Less than a minute into his
Speaker 11: interview on the Breakfast Club, you asked him if he
Speaker 11: was dropping out.
Speaker 10: Let's listen to that.
Speaker 4: You know a question everybody keeps asking, are you dropping
Speaker 4: out of the mayor race?
Speaker 23: And you know what, I answered that one hundred and
Speaker 23: one time I said, no, I'm not. Our goal is
Speaker 23: to finish this race.
Speaker 4: You know, over the past weekend you didn't attend any
Speaker 4: public events while a lot of your I was without campaigning,
Speaker 4: and people use that to fuel.
Speaker 5: More speculation that you're preparing to drive out. So how
Speaker 5: do you respond to that?
Speaker 9: Sick too much to Charlemagne.
Speaker 5: No matter what I said, they.
Speaker 9: Did it anyway.
Speaker 5: So you're pulling in fourth place right now? Yeah, what
Speaker 5: makes you think you can steal?
Speaker 23: What I must do in these campaigns is I need
Speaker 23: my money?
Speaker 11: You gave them several times to answer the question, Charlemagne,
Speaker 11: and he said each time that he is saying in
Speaker 11: the race.
Speaker 14: Well.
Speaker 11: By Sunday his tone had changed, and then the nearly
Speaker 11: nine minute video posted to x set to Frank Sinatra's
Speaker 11: My Way, Itams admitted he can no longer see a
Speaker 11: path to re election.
Speaker 10: Let's listen to that.
Speaker 5: I cannot continue my re election campaign.
Speaker 23: The constant media speculation about my future and the campaign
Speaker 23: finance Board's decision to with whole millions of dollars have
Speaker 23: undermined my ability to raise the funds needed for a
Speaker 23: serious campaign.
Speaker 4: We knew that, man, And this is what makes politicians
Speaker 4: look ridiculous to us, to weed the people, because we
Speaker 4: see what we know we see, and y'all be trying
Speaker 4: to tell us we don't see it, and then things
Speaker 4: like this happen, And now you got to admit we
Speaker 4: were right the whole time.
Speaker 5: But you never admit we were right the whole time. Yeah,
Speaker 5: pretty bad.
Speaker 8: I mean, he was polling for if I think I
Speaker 8: think everybody knew he was gonna drop out, but he
Speaker 8: said he was gonna fight to the end.
Speaker 4: So the end with Sunday again, sold is on Thursday.
Speaker 4: He's gonna fight to the end, end with Sunday.
Speaker 5: And with Sunday, the.
Speaker 10: End was clearly Sunday.
Speaker 11: And so his exit now clears the way for former
Speaker 11: Governor Andrew Cuomo running as an independent while Democratic Socialist
Speaker 11: is Rwan Mandami.
Speaker 10: He is a clear front runner.
Speaker 11: A new poll has him up twenty points, with affordability, crime,
Speaker 11: and economy topping voters concerns. Mandami came out blasting both
Speaker 11: Adams and Cuomo, saying billionaire donors will not dictate this election,
Speaker 11: and Republican nominee Curtis Lee while he skipped over Adams entirely,
Speaker 11: insisting he is the only one who can beat Mondami
Speaker 11: and Cuomo, meanwhile praising Adams for putting the city above
Speaker 11: personal ambition. And just one thing to note, Adam's name
Speaker 11: will still be on the ballot because it's too late
Speaker 11: to remove it, but his campaign is over, So do
Speaker 11: not be.
Speaker 10: Confused if you see it there. He's out of the race.
Speaker 11: You want to make sure that your vote goes to
Speaker 11: a candidate who is still in the race.
Speaker 4: Well, a millionaire do'an is about to put everything behind Cuomo.
Speaker 4: So I hope Mundani is ready. I hope Mundannie's ready
Speaker 4: for every single, you know, personal attack that is going
Speaker 4: to happen to him over the next couple of months.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's definitely coming, and we're just now one day
Speaker 11: away from a possible government shut down, and the Trump
Speaker 11: administration is raising the stakes. President Trump is threatening to
Speaker 11: lay off thousands of federal workers permanently if funding runs
Speaker 11: out tomorrow night at midnight, and the White House Budget
Speaker 11: Office has directed agencies to prepare plans identifying programs that
Speaker 11: will lose money on October October first, if Congress fails
Speaker 11: to act now.
Speaker 10: In the past shut.
Speaker 11: Down workers, they're usually temporarily out of work and brought
Speaker 11: back once funding is restored, but this time, the Office
Speaker 11: of Management and Budget is signaling that many of those
Speaker 11: jobs will be cut off for good, which is a
Speaker 11: sharp break from President Now Lawmakers they do remain gridlock.
Speaker 11: Democrats insists any funding deal must include the Affordable Care
Speaker 11: Act subsidies set to expire at the end of the year,
Speaker 11: while Republicans argue that those discussions should wait. They want
Speaker 11: a clean bill to simply extend the funding now. Trump
Speaker 11: is expected to meet with congressional leaders at the White
Speaker 11: House later today, but with the deadline looming tomorrow at midnight,
Speaker 11: the risk of a shutdown and the possibility of mass
Speaker 11: layoffs is very very real.
Speaker 10: That's where we are with that.
Speaker 11: And lastly, if you travel through Atlanta Airport often this
Speaker 11: story is for you. The world's busiest airport just turned
Speaker 11: down thirty seven million dollars in federal funding to stand
Speaker 11: firm on its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Now
Speaker 11: that money was part of a larger fifty seven million
Speaker 11: dollar FAA package for restroom upgrades, taxiway repairs, and sustainability projects.
Speaker 11: Earlier this year, the Trump administration they added a new
Speaker 11: rule that airports taking federal money must declare their DEI
Speaker 11: efforts will not conflict with federal law. Well cities like
Speaker 11: New York, San Francisco, and Boston. They sued, but Atlanta
Speaker 11: tried to strike the language from its grant agreement, but
Speaker 11: the FAA refused, and so city officials didn't sign, and
Speaker 11: days later the federal government confirmed the money was off
Speaker 11: the table. So Atlanta says the trap that this money
Speaker 11: will not make a difference, You will not notice it.
Speaker 11: They point that federal money only makes up ten percent
Speaker 11: of their airport's ten billion dollar capital plan, and they
Speaker 11: will find other ways to fund upgrades without disrupting passengers.
Speaker 11: But they did not want to get rid of their
Speaker 11: DEI programs. S.
Speaker 5: Dope, we's allude to the Atlanta A dope.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so that's your front page news. I'm me MEI Brown.
Speaker 10: Follow me at Mimi Brown TV.
Speaker 11: For more news, follow the Black Information Network and download
Speaker 11: the free iHeartRadio app or visit biannews dot com.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Mimi, Thank you Ja.
Speaker 8: All right, when we come back, we have the cast
Speaker 8: of Ruth and Boaz joining us Davon, Franklin, Sorea, and
Speaker 8: Tyler Lepley, and we'll talk to them next.
Speaker 5: And don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning, the
Speaker 5: Breakfast Club. Everybody is DJ Envy just so larious.
Speaker 8: Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. He got
Speaker 8: some special guests in the building this morning. INDEEDVN, Franklin,
Speaker 8: Soria and Tyler Lepley welcome.
Speaker 6: If you call her Soriat.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, Soriety, something like something. I gotta go to CVS.
Speaker 5: I gotta get something for the you you about, and
Speaker 5: I got a lot better.
Speaker 18: Don't do that.
Speaker 2: Film family.
Speaker 4: They have a movie on Netflix called Ruth and bow As, right,
Speaker 4: and you know, if you know any thing about Ruth
Speaker 4: and Boas is a biblical story. So what elements of
Speaker 4: the original biblical story of Ruth and bow as did
Speaker 4: y'all preserve for this film?
Speaker 12: Man, we preserved a lot of the element when you
Speaker 12: go and you read the Book of Ruth and then
Speaker 12: you look at the movie. You know, everything that we
Speaker 12: did in the film was basically rooted in the word.
Speaker 12: You know, her journey, you know with Naomi, how she
Speaker 12: finds Boaz, and we really wanted to say, Okay, this
Speaker 12: is what the scripture says, but then how do we
Speaker 12: make it modern?
Speaker 9: And so everything you see in the.
Speaker 12: Film, it's I think we did a pretty good job,
Speaker 12: you know, of making sure that anything that you see
Speaker 12: in that film you can go back to a verse
Speaker 12: and say, this is where we got it from.
Speaker 3: Was it difficult modernizing the story though.
Speaker 12: I mean, there's no rule book on how to modernize
Speaker 12: a Bible story, so it was challenging. But then there
Speaker 12: were certain things that were pretty easy because the story
Speaker 12: itself lays out like a movie, you know, And that's
Speaker 12: one of the reasons why I wanted to produce it.
Speaker 12: This is why I wanted to make it is because
Speaker 12: when you see how Ruth and Boas come together, they're
Speaker 12: not looking for love.
Speaker 9: They're actually looking to be of service.
Speaker 12: And as part of that commitment, they find each other,
Speaker 12: and so when you see it, it was like, Okay,
Speaker 12: you know, what would Moab look like? Well, maybe that's
Speaker 12: like the Atlanta music scene. And what would you know,
Speaker 12: Bethlehem look like? Okay, well maybe that's like Pegrim, Tennessee.
Speaker 12: So it was difficult, but ultimately we just had to
Speaker 12: kind of take those creative license and hopefully the audience
Speaker 12: will enjoy it.
Speaker 5: Now you have a dealing with Tyler Perry. How did
Speaker 5: that come about?
Speaker 17: Man?
Speaker 12: So listen. So about a couple of years ago, after
Speaker 12: I did my film Flaming Hot, I'm sitting at home
Speaker 12: and I didn't have a production deal. So if you
Speaker 12: know anything about Hollywood, in order to have a production company,
Speaker 12: you have to have a production deal with the studio
Speaker 12: because that's how you have employees and that's how you
Speaker 12: make your films. So even though Flaming Hot did very well,
Speaker 12: I did not have a deal. And so I was
Speaker 12: sitting at home and I was like, okay, God, what
Speaker 12: what what do you want me to do? And out
Speaker 12: of the blue, my phone rings and it's Tyler Perry
Speaker 12: and he said, hey, man, I hear you're making a
Speaker 12: deal with Netflix. Now I had a meeting at Netflix
Speaker 12: a few months before, but I didn't know. There wasn't
Speaker 12: really a whole lot of follow ups. I wasn't sure
Speaker 12: what was going on. But he called me and said, Yo,
Speaker 12: I hear you. You're making a deal with Netflix. Let's
Speaker 12: partner up and do it together. And I was like, Yes,
Speaker 12: let's do it. And so we negotiated a three picture
Speaker 12: deal with Netflix. This is the first of its kind.
Speaker 12: You've never seen, you know, two black men of faith
Speaker 12: coming together to make content and faith, you know, with
Speaker 12: the biggest streamer in the world. And that to me,
Speaker 12: like when you look at Tyler like I don't know
Speaker 12: why God put that on his mind, but here I
Speaker 12: am trying to figure it out. Boom and there was
Speaker 12: the answer. And to be able to make Ruth and Boaz,
Speaker 12: I mean, to be able to make it the way
Speaker 12: we wanted to make it, to have the creative, creative
Speaker 12: autonomy and the authority, and to be able to put
Speaker 12: it together, you know, with such an incredible cast. It
Speaker 12: all came from the partnership.
Speaker 22: How did it feel Because when the screen opens for
Speaker 22: the movie, it's.
Speaker 3: Your name, then it's Tyler Perry Studios.
Speaker 22: And I was like, that is so cool. How did
Speaker 22: it feel for you the first time you saw that
Speaker 22: on listen?
Speaker 9: This is what faith works. That's how it felt. It
Speaker 9: felt gratifying.
Speaker 12: You know, as a kid, I always had the dream
Speaker 12: of making my own films. That's why I came to Hollywood.
Speaker 12: I wanted to have my own production company. And to
Speaker 12: see that on screen Devon Franklin Entertainment, Tyler Perry Studios,
Speaker 12: and Ruth and Boaz, It's like, Wow, dreams do come
Speaker 12: true and faith works.
Speaker 9: So it felt good.
Speaker 5: So Sorian Taler, did y'all know the story of Ruth
Speaker 5: and Boy and Tyler? Did y'all know the story of
Speaker 5: Ruth and Boy?
Speaker 16: I did, like roughly, you know, just growing up in church,
Speaker 16: you here of Ruth and Boaz. But I never really
Speaker 16: explicitly read the book of Ruth and until doing this
Speaker 16: this story, getting more information on it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean that to sound like a heathen. But
Speaker 9: I didn't grow up in the church or nothing like that.
Speaker 24: But I have heard about you know, I have heard
Speaker 24: about the story of Ruth and Bois a little bit.
Speaker 24: So when it was time to actually dive into it once,
Speaker 24: I you know, once I had booked it, you know,
Speaker 24: I read up on it a little bit to to
Speaker 24: you know, just at least have to have some type
Speaker 24: of foundation in terms of, you know, find the truth
Speaker 24: and how we're gonna figure it out.
Speaker 5: But after you read Aster, how much of Ruth's story.
Speaker 3: Could you relate to personally? I mean, she went through
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 16: She has a lot of a lot of baggage and trauma,
Speaker 16: deep deep traumas. But I do resonate with her on
Speaker 16: having like an instinct to reroute and change things in
Speaker 16: my life and maybe stepping out on faith on things
Speaker 16: that I'm not necessarily sure is gonna work out.
Speaker 3: But hey, I want to be an actress.
Speaker 16: That sounds pretty far fetched to a lot of the world,
Speaker 16: So I can. I can get where her fire and
Speaker 16: her passion is coming from.
Speaker 3: How are you baby? Well? Thank you? Thank you as well,
Speaker 3: thank you as your mental everything is good. I mean,
Speaker 3: because you're working.
Speaker 6: You had that baby working out, you know, your mommy,
Speaker 6: but now you're you're still actress, singer, mommy out does
Speaker 6: that all fit?
Speaker 16: It's it's actually one day at a time, yeah, you know,
Speaker 16: And just having that grace for myself that I don't
Speaker 16: have to have all together has been the biggest I
Speaker 16: guess lesson for me throughout all of.
Speaker 3: This, but it's been great, thank God.
Speaker 16: I mean, you know after that first month where I
Speaker 16: was like, yeah, you know, now it's just like I
Speaker 16: could use to sleep.
Speaker 3: But that's about it.
Speaker 16: I'm good.
Speaker 3: I'm good.
Speaker 8: I want to ask you know, when doing a faith
Speaker 8: based movie, right, growing up as a kid, when you
Speaker 8: hear anything faith based, you thinking it's gonna be nothing
Speaker 8: but Christian singing, it's not.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be that type of thing.
Speaker 8: Did you have did you ever think about, well, maybe
Speaker 8: I don't want to do it because it's faith based,
Speaker 8: or did you just dive.
Speaker 5: Right in personally?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 16: I mean I feel like God has always been very
Speaker 16: much a part of my life, and I do. I
Speaker 16: do think that made you laugh, Yeah, because Devon Actually
Speaker 16: we worked on Kingdom Business together B and C Plus,
Speaker 16: which was also a faith faith based and I really
Speaker 16: feel like sometimes God is funny and the way of
Speaker 16: presenting me with characters that I kind of like in
Speaker 16: life for a little bit marrying as far as like
Speaker 16: their relationship with God. So it's kind of funny for
Speaker 16: me to to have played Rebel and Kingdom Business and
Speaker 16: now Ruth and Ruth and Boaz, right, So that's why
Speaker 16: I laughed.
Speaker 3: But no, it really did not deter me at all.
Speaker 16: If anything determined me was the music, because I played
Speaker 16: so many music characters, so that that was the part.
Speaker 9: She took a little convincing.
Speaker 12: I was like, come on, She said no at first, Well,
Speaker 12: she didn't want to come in to audition because it
Speaker 12: was a little music driven.
Speaker 9: So I had to hit her up.
Speaker 12: I was like, Yo, trust me, you're gonna want to
Speaker 12: do this, come on in.
Speaker 4: And so thankfully she That was mirroring in your life
Speaker 4: because you know this this is like, this story is
Speaker 4: about God's timing and divine orchestration. So what was what
Speaker 4: was going on in your life when you got to
Speaker 4: call for this?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 16: My goodness so much. But I could say that love
Speaker 16: was also on the brink for me, like I was
Speaker 16: in a new relationship with this role. I found out
Speaker 16: I was pregnant. Like during while filming, there was a
Speaker 16: lot of things kind of with Ruth that I was
Speaker 16: in the in the script and some of the things
Speaker 16: she says kind of just rang true for me.
Speaker 3: What about you even what you did?
Speaker 24: Yeah, I think I think for me, you know, when
Speaker 24: I when I got the call, I was just in
Speaker 24: a space last year.
Speaker 9: I mean even before last year.
Speaker 24: Uh you know, like I said, I never grew up
Speaker 24: in the church, but it was something that I was
Speaker 24: always seeking. I'm saying it was sought after for me,
Speaker 24: and you know, it started spiritually. But then I you know,
Speaker 24: then I kind of wanted to go to church more
Speaker 24: and you know, just just show up in.
Speaker 9: The place of worship, not just to kind of feel
Speaker 9: it on the inside.
Speaker 24: So I think for me outside of the artistry and
Speaker 24: me wanting to be able to tackle role like this,
Speaker 24: I've never done a uh you know, a love story before.
Speaker 9: You know, the.
Speaker 24: Aspect of it being a faith based film is actually
Speaker 24: something that was kind of right on top for me.
Speaker 24: You know, I just I just proposed to at the time,
Speaker 24: you know, my girlfriend, we were obviously my fiance now so.
Speaker 9: Even just thank you, I appreciate that.
Speaker 24: But but even miracle, but even you know, making a
Speaker 24: choice to go ahead and and honor our union under God,
Speaker 24: and you know, making that choice and walking forward in
Speaker 24: it or uh, you know, I've just I've had I've
Speaker 24: had some issues in life where you know, choosing to
Speaker 24: handle it with with with grace is something that's continuing
Speaker 24: to be on the forefront of my mind and whatnot.
Speaker 9: So it was just it was just perfect time.
Speaker 24: And so I actually actually love diving into the to
Speaker 24: the faith based aspect.
Speaker 5: Of it that I was working with. The icon, the legend,
Speaker 5: Miss Felicia.
Speaker 3: My gosh, talk about it.
Speaker 16: She said something really cool. I mean, it was amazing
Speaker 16: for me. I think we all have really cool stories
Speaker 16: about her. She she brings this or in this presence
Speaker 16: and this groundedness, and she's also very humble to be
Speaker 16: the icon and the person we're speaking about. She's like, oh,
Speaker 16: thank you, like you know, you know, let's let's talk
Speaker 16: about you now.
Speaker 3: And I think that's really cool aspect to her.
Speaker 16: We many times in our cast hares we're just talking
Speaker 16: about like relationships and just different things.
Speaker 10: Like she's she's a really really dope human being.
Speaker 5: Y'all did use a stunt double when she got pushed down.
Speaker 9: Just making thing about her.
Speaker 12: She was cool with being on the ground.
Speaker 9: She was, Yes, The thing about her is that.
Speaker 12: She was like, y'all stop stop it, like I got it.
Speaker 9: So she did do.
Speaker 12: She didn't get the hip part, but she definitely fell
Speaker 12: on the she wanted to, Yeah, far enough to make.
Speaker 3: My heart.
Speaker 22: I was like, oh my god, why would you do that?
Speaker 22: Like you cannot just put her on the ground.
Speaker 12: She the reason why she is that way is because
Speaker 12: she takes her craft serious. Yeah, and not only that,
Speaker 12: I means what Sorea was saying. You know, every day
Speaker 12: that she was on set, her aura. You know, she brought,
Speaker 12: you know, excellen, she brought grace, she brought a sense
Speaker 12: of calm, peace, and I'll never forget. You know. One
Speaker 12: day we were shooting at the location for her house
Speaker 12: and it overlooks a lake, and so in between setups,
Speaker 12: you know, I hear this voice saying, you know, Devine,
Speaker 12: come and I turn around and it's Miss Felicious. She's
Speaker 12: sitting on a bench. She says, come here, and she
Speaker 12: pats on the bench. She says, sit down, and I
Speaker 12: said yeah. She said, you know, you're working really hard,
Speaker 12: this is your movie, but you got to breathe. You
Speaker 12: got to take all this in. Wow, don't just you know,
Speaker 12: rush through the fruits of your labor.
Speaker 9: Take it in. And I said, wow.
Speaker 12: Took a moment to breathe, and then we started talking
Speaker 12: about you know, our histories and you know, sharing stories,
Speaker 12: and I said, Wow, this is what it's like to
Speaker 12: have an elder in your presence. They see the potential
Speaker 12: and they see it, but they also want you to know, Hey,
Speaker 12: life is a is a marathon, not a sprint, relaxed,
Speaker 12: enjoy and so that that's a moment that just speaks
Speaker 12: to who she is.
Speaker 4: Do you ever get in posta syndrome in those moments,
Speaker 4: like when you're doing a film and you have to
Speaker 4: think yourself like, ah, man, I'm doing a film for Netflix.
Speaker 5: I got far, I got I got Tyler, lovely Tyler.
Speaker 9: No, I don't.
Speaker 12: I don't get imposter syndrome. I mean because you know,
Speaker 12: I've been working in entertainment since i was eighteen years old. Uh,
Speaker 12: and I've been working specifically, you know, in film ever
Speaker 12: since then. And so when I'm making a movie, you know,
Speaker 12: I'm making a movie like from a place of experience, expertise,
Speaker 12: and nobody knows how to make a movie a faith
Speaker 12: that's commercial better than me and so I and that's
Speaker 12: not based upon arrogance, that's just based upon confidence and
Speaker 12: experience and having done it time and time and time again.
Speaker 12: And so when I'm on set, you know, if anything
Speaker 12: I'm like, Okay, what am I not thinking about?
Speaker 9: You know, is there?
Speaker 12: And then also, you know, wanting to make sure that
Speaker 12: they're good. You know, at the end of the day,
Speaker 12: I can do all things I can do, But at
Speaker 12: the end of the day, if the talent doesn't feel
Speaker 12: if I'm saying, hey, I want to make movies of
Speaker 12: inspiration and faith, and the experience behind the scene isn't
Speaker 12: inspirational or positive, then I think it kind of undermines
Speaker 12: what I'm trying to do. And I make sure that
Speaker 12: they're good.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm glad you said that, because the film portrays
Speaker 4: these ideas of worthiness and acceptance, especially in regard to
Speaker 4: boas is like evolution and transformation.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, it was important.
Speaker 12: That was really important because I really wanted, you know,
Speaker 12: you know, any man watching this movie, any woman as well,
Speaker 12: but you know, specifically, you know, any man watching this
Speaker 12: movie to see themselves in Boaz. And I think one
Speaker 12: of the things that's so you know, noble in a power.
Speaker 12: And also the way that Tyler plays Boaz is you know,
Speaker 12: with the care and the tenderness, and he's not looking
Speaker 12: to get from Ruth, He's looking to give to Ruth.
Speaker 12: You know, and I think that that is that's a
Speaker 12: different dynamic, and I really wanted to make sure that
Speaker 12: that was articulated and portrayed because that, to me, is
Speaker 12: where love is. You know, love comes out of sacrifice.
Speaker 12: Like and I'm not trying to get from you.
Speaker 5: He didn't need anything from her.
Speaker 9: All, he really. I mean what was cool about Ruth.
Speaker 12: All she provided him was was a safe space to
Speaker 12: be able to talk, to be able to communicate, to
Speaker 12: be heard, and that is how she expressed her love
Speaker 12: and he expressed his love through giving to make sure
Speaker 12: she knew she was okay.
Speaker 6: So that was important to me as far as casting
Speaker 6: went right, Like did you say because I feel like
Speaker 6: every role that Tyler plays and every role that Sorea plays,
Speaker 6: it seems like it's specifically for them.
Speaker 3: They just do a great job with it.
Speaker 6: Did you know who you had in mind when you
Speaker 6: were when you said, okay, I want to do Ruth
Speaker 6: and BoA's story.
Speaker 12: When I started the process, I didn't. I just was
Speaker 12: working on getting the script right. Mike Elliott and Corey
Speaker 12: and wrote the script, and our amazing director Lina Brown,
Speaker 12: you know, directed the movie. And so once we got
Speaker 12: into the casting process, that's when I said, oh, this
Speaker 12: is Sorea, and so I kept hitting up her team,
Speaker 12: like hey, when she coming in, when she coming in audition,
Speaker 12: and then that's when I finally ultimately called her and
Speaker 12: said hey, come in. And then when she auditioned, it
Speaker 12: was like, oh, well there's Ruthe. But with Boaz, I
Speaker 12: didn't know that Tyler Lepley was going to come in.
Speaker 12: I knew like I wanted a guy who you know,
Speaker 12: had the the gravitas, had the sex appeal, but also
Speaker 12: had the heart. But I didn't know that he was
Speaker 12: you know, I didn't. I didn't even it wasn't even
Speaker 12: the thought. And then we had a couple of guys
Speaker 12: we were chemistry reading with Soirea and at the eleventh hour,
Speaker 12: Tyler Lepley sends in a self tape and I watched
Speaker 12: the self tape and I'm like, well, there's Boaz. I mean,
Speaker 12: without any direction, he just dropped into the essence of
Speaker 12: the character. And we were like, okay, he did it,
Speaker 12: and we brought him in, did a chemistry read, and
Speaker 12: it was evident that they were the ones destined to
Speaker 12: play these parts.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 6: I had to finish plan because Tyler said this, it
Speaker 6: was right on top, and because he was already talking
Speaker 6: to the Lord, I.
Speaker 8: Was gonna tell you, how did you know this one
Speaker 8: was for you? Because you sent in that tape immediately?
Speaker 8: So how did you know that? Like this this part
Speaker 8: for me.
Speaker 24: I think I think it really dawned on me after
Speaker 24: I after I had uh sent the tape in, we
Speaker 24: did the chemistry read, which is funny too because we
Speaker 24: were actually on a different set shooting something else together.
Speaker 9: So you know, that was that was a unique experience.
Speaker 24: But after I had after I had booked it, we
Speaker 24: had a scheduling conflict with with this in p Valley
Speaker 24: were shooting at the same time, and you know, there
Speaker 24: was a period of time where, you know, per the
Speaker 24: line producers, these are the ones who deal with the schedule.
Speaker 9: This this wasn't gonna work. So there was a few days.
Speaker 24: Like even me and Devin were you know, kind of
Speaker 24: chatting back and forth on the text and like, you know,
Speaker 24: the energy was kind of like all right, well, you know,
Speaker 24: i'll see, i'll see, I'll catch you next time. And
Speaker 24: it was like, damn, that's what that's kind of next time?
Speaker 24: I said, man, I said, there was something about this
Speaker 24: that just it just felt special because kind of what
Speaker 24: I was talking about earlier, you know, trying to get
Speaker 24: in touch with the Lord, and then you know, it
Speaker 24: just it just felt like this was going to be special.
Speaker 24: And and I was like, man, I ain't going down
Speaker 24: without a fight.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 24: I played baseball for one year and I was always
Speaker 24: I was always striking out, but I was always going down.
Speaker 24: Looking my mom told me like, man, you got to
Speaker 24: at least you're going down, you gotta swing. So I
Speaker 24: was like, all right, well, let me pick the phone up,
Speaker 24: let me call, let me call de Vne, and let
Speaker 24: me call Kature because you know, everybody, everybody at the
Speaker 24: studio saying they can't can't figure this out, and uh,
Speaker 24: you know, really really it was it was because of
Speaker 24: you and Katuri the reason that I was. I was
Speaker 24: blessed enough to be able to step into this role,
Speaker 24: you know what I'm saying. So as I look back
Speaker 24: on it, you know, hindsight is always twenty twenty. When
Speaker 24: I look at how you know, God orchestrated it, it
Speaker 24: was like, man, it was I was, I was right
Speaker 24: on point. This is something that I felt like I
Speaker 24: was destined to do. So man, I appreciate you.
Speaker 12: No, absolutely, I would just interject on that you know,
Speaker 12: what God has for you is for you. And so
Speaker 12: you know, Katori and I, you know, got on the
Speaker 12: phone and went through that schedule and said, okay, you
Speaker 12: need him here, I need him here.
Speaker 9: Okay, I can't give you that date, but can you
Speaker 9: give me that date?
Speaker 12: And then we went to the line producers and then
Speaker 12: the studios and say this is what it is. And
Speaker 12: a lot of times they're like, well, you got to
Speaker 12: have insurance and said no, Me and Katory a brother
Speaker 12: and sister, we worked it out as he needs to
Speaker 12: be able to do both. So whatever is for you,
Speaker 12: just stay in it and keep fighting for it because
Speaker 12: when it's meant to be, it'll be.
Speaker 4: You know, the secular ambitions that that roof has right
Speaker 4: with the spiritual calling she's dealing with too.
Speaker 5: Have any of y'all ever had the deal with that
Speaker 5: in the industry and if so.
Speaker 9: How did you resolve? I'm sorry? What was it again?
Speaker 4: The secular ambitions that roof has also the spiritual calling
Speaker 4: she's dealing with. Have you any have y'all ever had
Speaker 4: that battle with y'all personal experiences in the industry it's.
Speaker 9: Been a long week breaking down a secular and sterns
Speaker 9: what's up?
Speaker 5: Secular? Worldly, non religious? I don't I want you to
Speaker 5: be over here?
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, for sure, I would say. I would say
Speaker 9: for me.
Speaker 24: When I was coming out of uh now I'm from
Speaker 24: right outside of Philly, and I was, uh, you know,
Speaker 24: on my own levels.
Speaker 9: You know, I was making a little bit of money.
Speaker 24: I was, I was kind of doing my thing, you know,
Speaker 24: at least so I thought. But nothing made sense for
Speaker 24: me to go out to l A, you know, but
Speaker 24: something was, something was calling me. I felt like God was,
Speaker 24: you know, God was pushing me in that direction, and
Speaker 24: it was you know, it was a battle too to
Speaker 24: leave everything that I've ever known, you know, to chase
Speaker 24: something that I've never seen. You know, I feel it,
Speaker 24: and so so I do feel like I can connect
Speaker 24: with Ruth on that because I forget what the actual
Speaker 24: line is, but like it's it's one of those lines,
Speaker 24: one of those memorable lines where she talks about, you know,
Speaker 24: God is leading me somewhere else and it's nothing that
Speaker 24: anybody else around me can may really be able to understand,
Speaker 24: but it's something that I feel, and it's something that
Speaker 24: I'm going to honor, you know, So I really connect
Speaker 24: with Ruth on that aspect for sure.
Speaker 16: What about you, Sarah, I don't know if I've ever
Speaker 16: felt like I was being pulled away from what God
Speaker 16: wanted for me or what I felt like innately inside
Speaker 16: of me. But I could say that it is hard
Speaker 16: to navigate when you do have that voice inside of
Speaker 16: you because there is a lot to there's a lot
Speaker 16: to be involved with when it comes to our industry.
Speaker 16: So when thinking about it from that aspect, I can
Speaker 16: say I said no to a lot of hangouts and
Speaker 16: dealings with people, and thank god I did, because I
Speaker 16: didn't really know why I was saying no, but I
Speaker 16: just knew I didn't feel necessarily comfortable or I felt
Speaker 16: like a weird vibe. So I just decided not to
Speaker 16: be out and about and doing different things. And now
Speaker 16: looking back on that, I am grateful that I kind
Speaker 16: of followed that voice because there are a lot of
Speaker 16: situations I realized that, oh yeah, that person was definitely
Speaker 16: up to no good asking me to do av ANDC
Speaker 16: you know what I mean. So I think that there's
Speaker 16: there's definitely.
Speaker 3: A lot of that while navigating this industry.
Speaker 5: For sure, what about you because you have answered your
Speaker 5: calling spiritual calling, Yeah, but you still have you still
Speaker 5: want to be successful in this business?
Speaker 9: Sure? Sure.
Speaker 12: I mean for me it was like the ambition always
Speaker 12: has been to go to a secular environment. Right when
Speaker 12: you look at Hollywood and you know, some may argue
Speaker 12: it's one of the most secular environments on the planet.
Speaker 12: But for me, you know, when I first started, I
Speaker 12: didn't know I was going to be making content that
Speaker 12: would be inspirational or faith based at all. But I
Speaker 12: did have a sense of I don't want to compromise
Speaker 12: my soul.
Speaker 9: To open the door of this business.
Speaker 12: So like at eighteen years old, you know, first internship interview,
Speaker 12: they asked me, you know, this is what it was
Speaker 12: for the company that managed will Smith, and they said,
Speaker 12: is there anything else you want us to know? And
Speaker 12: I said, well, you know, I observe sabage, so if
Speaker 12: take in this internship would require me to work on
Speaker 12: the Sabbath, I won't take it. So at that point
Speaker 12: in time, I wasn't really doing consciously. I was just saying,
Speaker 12: this is my conviction, you know, like I don't want
Speaker 12: to compromise who I am in my identity for this business.
Speaker 12: And then what happened was they said, sure, no problem,
Speaker 12: and I got the internship and every job that I've
Speaker 12: ever had goes back to that internship. And so what
Speaker 12: that showed me is that you can be in a
Speaker 12: secular environment and still maintain your spirituality because I don't
Speaker 12: believe that God would ordain success for any of us
Speaker 12: that requires us to compromise who we are. Because if
Speaker 12: it's like wait, if it's God, no honor who you
Speaker 12: He he has created you to be.
Speaker 9: And if that door opens, walk through it.
Speaker 12: But if it doesn't, do not conform yourself to get
Speaker 12: that because what's on the other side of that door
Speaker 12: is you're going to need the faith that you left
Speaker 12: in the identity you left outside the door to be successful.
Speaker 3: So that's part yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, So for me, it was it was just
Speaker 12: about incorporating the essence of who I am and the
Speaker 12: identity and in the spirituality and being a Christian and
Speaker 12: allowing God to nab gate my path in this you know,
Speaker 12: secular environment.
Speaker 22: Earlier, Soria, when you guys are talking about you almost
Speaker 22: I answered the call to do the role, did you
Speaker 22: say it was because music was involved? So you don't
Speaker 22: that was something you didn't want to do anymore?
Speaker 16: Well, yes, and no, I think that there are Like
Speaker 16: I think because of the last few roles that I
Speaker 16: have done or been a part of, had that female
Speaker 16: who was you know, navigating, but also had a music element,
Speaker 16: and I am also like putting out music, and so
Speaker 16: I wanted to just be mindful of gotcha just where
Speaker 16: that was placed in me. But honestly, like Devon said this,
Speaker 16: this film is a lot more than the music.
Speaker 3: It's not just the music. And I hadn't I didn't
Speaker 3: know it at the time.
Speaker 16: But I got to work with Babyface, so that was
Speaker 16: so that was amazing. So but yeah, that was kind
Speaker 16: of like my reasoning behind behind it.
Speaker 3: Just wanting to you know, play different characters. That's that's
Speaker 3: really all it is, and expand my creativity and things
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 4: You ever tried to help a person and then you
Speaker 4: realize they are the reason they have problems?
Speaker 5: Noting them? How do you convey that?
Speaker 12: Well, it's funny, Charlotte made its hilarious.
Speaker 4: I want to say, you ever tried to help a
Speaker 4: person and then I realize they are the reason.
Speaker 9: They have problems?
Speaker 5: Ain't nothing external? Yes, it's you.
Speaker 9: Yes, yes, I have been in that situation.
Speaker 12: And the thing is to be compassionate, you know, compassion
Speaker 12: because a lot of times it's very easy to well,
Speaker 12: let me put it this way, it's very hard for
Speaker 12: all of us to look in the mirror and actually
Speaker 12: hold and look at what we see because we don't
Speaker 12: like to look at the parts of ourselves that we
Speaker 12: want to change, that we're not happy with. And so
Speaker 12: in those situations, it's like, Okay, before I just like
Speaker 12: trying to call the person out or anything, I say, Okay,
Speaker 12: let's just have compassion, you know, and like, hey, the
Speaker 12: problem you're trying to solve, it may be because of
Speaker 12: the perspective that you have. Okay, well, well why do
Speaker 12: you have that perspective, Well, let's talk about it. Because
Speaker 12: I think just creating an environment where there's no judgment
Speaker 12: and there's acceptance and that there can be communication because
Speaker 12: trying to unpack something, whether it's trauma or tragedy or
Speaker 12: disappointments or things that you may have gone through years ago,
Speaker 12: trying to unpack that takes time. And I think sometimes
Speaker 12: we get so mad at people for not being where
Speaker 12: we want them to be, and we're all on a
Speaker 12: journey in this thing called life, and we're at different stages.
Speaker 12: So I just try to approach it with compassion and
Speaker 12: still clarity. You know, if someone comes to me for
Speaker 12: help and they're asking my opinion, then I will give it.
Speaker 12: I will say, hey, you know, I think the reason
Speaker 12: why you know you may have been going through different
Speaker 12: relationships is because you know, you keep bringing that mentality
Speaker 12: to each relationship instead of being the love you want
Speaker 12: to receive. You're looking for this person to provide you
Speaker 12: with what you're not doing for yourself. So you know,
Speaker 12: I'm still gonna be honest, but I'm gonna do it
Speaker 12: hopefully in a compassionate and loving way so that then
Speaker 12: that they can actually take it in. Because if I
Speaker 12: come with the sledgehammer, you know, and I come with
Speaker 12: why aren't you doing that? Then the help that I
Speaker 12: could have provided them I missed the opportunity because I'm
Speaker 12: trying to impose impose my process on them instead of
Speaker 12: being compassionate, loving. Hey, here's some things you could look at.
Speaker 12: And then everyone then has to make a committee of
Speaker 12: one to make the decision. You know what, Okay, I'm
Speaker 12: going to make some changes and I'm going to do
Speaker 12: the work because I want the reflection of my life to.
Speaker 3: Change, So be compassionate.
Speaker 22: Boldie baptism checking man.
Speaker 18: Don't come, I said you all right.
Speaker 8: Well, we appreciate you guys for this. Thank you so much.
Speaker 8: Make sure you check it out. It's on Netflix now.
Speaker 8: Ron Franklin, Soreya and Tyler Lepley. Thank you so much.
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Speaker 22: Young Thug had a pretty busy weekend. There were you
Speaker 22: waving at the screen, invioty. There there were a few
Speaker 22: interviews with him that dropped. But also he did a
Speaker 22: pop up performance outside of the courthouse that you got
Speaker 22: to see the videos from outside of the court house.
Speaker 5: Did I did? That was definitely part of his parole, right.
Speaker 22: So you'll remember when he was released on conditions, he
Speaker 22: said that he would do certain things in the community,
Speaker 22: and they mentioned doing like a couple of pop up
Speaker 22: shows that would give back or whatever. Some people thought
Speaker 22: it was crazy that he went and performed outside of
Speaker 22: the courthouse, but there was a message, so there was
Speaker 22: a live stream. He performed several songs, but the message
Speaker 22: was this is not where you want to end up.
Speaker 22: This place changed my life. You don't want to end
Speaker 22: up here unless you're on the other side of it.
Speaker 22: So that's what that was about. To answer your question, Charlotmage, Yes,
Speaker 22: and that was that the Lewis R. Slayton Slaton Courthouse,
Speaker 22: which is where the Ysel trial went down. Now, Young
Speaker 22: Thug also on this press run and the interviews I mentioned,
Speaker 22: he sat down with the guys over at the Pivot
Speaker 22: and he talked a lot about how his life has
Speaker 22: changed since being released from prison, and one of the
Speaker 22: things he talked about is dealing with depression or identifying
Speaker 22: it now because he talked about his feelings more and
Speaker 22: he says that he doesn't see a need for a therapist,
Speaker 22: nor for his girlfriend to go to see a therapist either.
Speaker 3: Let's say a listen to that.
Speaker 24: You mentioned whether or not you didn't know if you
Speaker 24: were depressed or not you ever considered therapy though I.
Speaker 9: Ain't never really considered it.
Speaker 25: I always felt like I had O gez like I
Speaker 25: always that you already knew.
Speaker 3: I feel like a therapist is gonna do the same thing.
Speaker 9: I feel like we know better.
Speaker 5: We just got to do better.
Speaker 25: You know what you don't supposed to do, Like you
Speaker 25: don't need me now, one of them all no therapists
Speaker 25: to tell you, like if you tell your therapy. Man
Speaker 25: going back and forth with my wife, Bro, I'm just
Speaker 25: trying to what they gonna say, let her, let her
Speaker 25: be heard, shut up, sometimes listen more than you talk.
Speaker 5: They gonna say the same.
Speaker 9: It's just like, man, that's another bill.
Speaker 25: Me personally, I feel like it's a weakness in that
Speaker 25: because I feel like, listen.
Speaker 5: To my girl, it's really a slapping face to me.
Speaker 25: You know what I'm saying. I was telling my girl that, like,
Speaker 25: I don't think you need a therapist. I don't think
Speaker 25: I need a therapist. I feel like I'm not a man.
Speaker 25: If my girl get a therapist, damn, you actually will
Speaker 25: call somebody and listen to what they got to say
Speaker 25: over me instead of just listening to what I'm what
Speaker 25: I'm telling because you don't.
Speaker 5: Know what the hell you're talking about.
Speaker 4: But that's why you shouldn't not get until you try
Speaker 4: it in regard to therapy, because it's not just about
Speaker 4: you know, knowing better and doing better. It's about giving
Speaker 4: you practices and techniques that help you deal with you know,
Speaker 4: internal issues, your unhealed trauma.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but that mentality is a mentality for somebody like
Speaker 8: you said that does not know, right, because I can
Speaker 8: imagine myself saying that probably ten to fifteen years ago,
Speaker 8: like now, we don't need to go to no therapy.
Speaker 8: What they gonna say the same thing I'm gonna say.
Speaker 8: They're just gonna say listen. But unless you know and
Speaker 8: understand the techniques and tools you to actually help somebody,
Speaker 8: he'd be he probably should try Firstly.
Speaker 4: When he said he's talking to this girl, he said,
Speaker 4: he said, youre gonna listen to somebody else before you
Speaker 4: listen to me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because you just saw some my issues. You know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: You had a lot of unheal trauma that you haven't
Speaker 8: dealt with. So once you deal with your trauma.
Speaker 5: Then maybe I'll listen to you a little bit more.
Speaker 6: I was with him until he said that he don't
Speaker 6: think that Mariah needs one. I mean, because you can't
Speaker 6: really say nobody else needs Yeah, I mean I but
Speaker 6: like I said, I was up. I was with him
Speaker 6: up until he said that part, because he seems like
Speaker 6: he knows right from wrong.
Speaker 3: You know what you're not supposed to do. I mean
Speaker 3: everything he said was right.
Speaker 22: He said too to your point, just that he's in
Speaker 22: a new space. This is the first time that he's
Speaker 22: even talked about his feelings, and he points back to
Speaker 22: the interview with Big Bank. He hasn't, he said, he's
Speaker 22: never had conversations about his feelings to even understand. People
Speaker 22: have told him that he probably was depressed, but he's
Speaker 22: never understood it. But I think that comes from too,
Speaker 22: like the whole thing with Mariah scientists. I think a
Speaker 22: lot of times men feel like what happens at home's
Speaker 22: supposed to at home, and they're supposed to solve everything,
Speaker 22: and you can as a person, you can't solve everything.
Speaker 3: But I just think it's a new space for him.
Speaker 22: He's learning. And of course, when this clip went out
Speaker 22: and people saw it. There were a lot of people
Speaker 22: reaching out to him, trying to have conversations. He also
Speaker 22: did say too that doing these interviews with people he
Speaker 22: respects has been a form of therapy for him. So
Speaker 22: I think he'll slowly arrive to where people want him
Speaker 22: to get to now.
Speaker 4: Maybe, but I will say this once again, it's not
Speaker 4: about knowing right from wrong. It's about dealing with your
Speaker 4: unhealed trauma. And if you don't deal with your trauma,
Speaker 4: your trauma will ultimately deal with you.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean, he will say the set downs that he's
Speaker 6: been having though he's he's telling the truth, open it up.
Speaker 3: He's being vulnerable, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: People were making fun of him and all of that,
Speaker 6: But I do see somebody that's vulnerable and a lot
Speaker 6: of people, well, he's saying a lot of things that
Speaker 6: people wouldn't expect him to say, being real.
Speaker 8: About it, and these interviews. I see somebody that needs help. Yes,
Speaker 8: that's what I see. No help something, somebody that needs help.
Speaker 8: We just being depressed that he if he didn't have kids,
Speaker 8: he wouldn't want to be here to say.
Speaker 22: He's been tweeting a lot of things that are a
Speaker 22: bit disturbed too, talking about not wanting to be here yet,
Speaker 22: and I think that's what it is.
Speaker 3: It's a start now.
Speaker 22: He also did the interview with Big Loon over at
Speaker 22: the It's Up There podcasts. The full interview is not
Speaker 22: out yet, but there's a clip clip that dropped and
Speaker 22: its you guys. Remember when Young Thub dropped the album cover.
Speaker 22: He was white face, blue eyes, and I was like,
Speaker 22: what does this mean? You w y Scottie right, So
Speaker 22: he explained what the album cover means. He says, if
Speaker 22: you go if you want to go big, you go white.
Speaker 26: Let's take a listen, let's talk about the uy school
Speaker 26: the album cover. Explain to your fans and to the
Speaker 26: people what message you was sending, if any, and what's
Speaker 26: the thinking behind the album cover. I think it was
Speaker 26: just like some funny but it's still like serious to
Speaker 26: the point whereas like I went with it, you know
Speaker 26: what I'm saying, But it really just some fun.
Speaker 25: You know, in oighborhood, we always joked and played. You know,
Speaker 25: I got a lot of white friends, but we always
Speaker 25: joked and played in my hood, like you want to
Speaker 25: be the biggest, go white. And that's why I said
Speaker 25: when I put the abm covat Hey, if you want
Speaker 25: to be the biggest, go white.
Speaker 22: So over the you know, since the album has dropped,
Speaker 22: you also posted photos of a lot of the features
Speaker 22: on the album, White Face with Blue Eyes, Cardi B
Speaker 22: my Riola's Scientists.
Speaker 3: Look Yeah, wife, and Lucci as well. Uh.
Speaker 22: I thought this was Central c but it's twenty one Savage.
Speaker 22: He looks like central Seed.
Speaker 5: We saw that play before though. Donald Glover did that.
Speaker 4: Remember when Donald Glover wrote that poem back in the
Speaker 4: day called I think it might have been called big
Speaker 4: and White, and he used to say, you know, if
Speaker 4: you want it. I forgot what dond I'm paraphrasing, but
Speaker 4: he was like, if you want to be big, you
Speaker 4: gotta be white.
Speaker 5: He was like, Will Smith is white? Whit Remember when
Speaker 5: he came up Birth Couple?
Speaker 4: You were all about that and I was like, why
Speaker 4: do you relate everything that's great to whiteness?
Speaker 5: So it's always it's a whole play.
Speaker 3: I've seen this play honestly, that needs to be studied.
Speaker 3: But ya, it looks no different.
Speaker 5: Look cold. I just looked like he's freezing in New
Speaker 5: York somewhere at Chicago.
Speaker 22: Yes, and I also to I don't have time to
Speaker 22: play it. But I did watch Wife and Lucci's interview
Speaker 22: over the weekend, and he talked about no, not that one,
Speaker 22: there was another one.
Speaker 5: With a young lady.
Speaker 22: No, I'm gonna get his sorry, hold on, let me
Speaker 22: tell you what he talked about while I got that.
Speaker 22: So he talked about how because you know, people were
Speaker 22: surprised to see him at the collaborating on music, and
Speaker 22: he talked about how that came about, and he said
Speaker 22: it was twenty one Savage that put them on the
Speaker 22: phone and was like, yo, y'all need to have a conversation,
Speaker 22: and then there a song came about.
Speaker 3: It was with us.
Speaker 22: He sat down for Serious XM and Pandora with Flaguy
Speaker 22: DC in Atlanta, and I thought that that was dope
Speaker 22: to hear that. Twenty one is you know, behind the
Speaker 22: scenes we hear so much about and we heard the
Speaker 22: phone call with twenty one Savage and young Thug and
Speaker 22: him kind of like getting them straight a bit, So
Speaker 22: you know, good to hear that that was the glue, like, hey,
Speaker 22: y'all need to move forward.
Speaker 3: And then a song came about.
Speaker 4: So every time I hear twenty one talk all I
Speaker 4: say to myself, is twenty one of the smartest out
Speaker 4: of everybody and the whole scene.
Speaker 5: To me, I'll say the wisest, the wisest.
Speaker 22: I think they all just know they got a lot.
Speaker 22: They've talked a lot this weekend about they know they
Speaker 22: got a lot.
Speaker 5: Tho listeners.
Speaker 22: Yeah, thug said that at the courthouse too, like it's
Speaker 22: too much to lose for them to be out here beefits.
Speaker 22: So they did their working together down to try to
Speaker 22: help other people save their lives.
Speaker 8: And I think twenty one figured that out a long
Speaker 8: time ago. Absolutely all right, Well that's the latest. Lauren
Speaker 8: Charlamage who got a duncan qwo man for after the hour?
Speaker 4: We need a dentist named doctor Harlen Grewell to come
Speaker 4: to the front of the congregation.
Speaker 8: We like to have a word withever polease all right,
Speaker 8: we'll get to that next. And don't forget, Michael Blackson
Speaker 8: will be joining us comedians, so don't move.
Speaker 5: It's to breakfast club.
Speaker 4: Good morning, damn he hog it's donkey jay.
Speaker 9: I me ain't trying to be donkey today no more.
Speaker 5: They should be embassed by what they already did. I'm
Speaker 5: not making these people do these days.
Speaker 3: Called Donkey of the Day, and it really caught me
Speaker 3: off guard.
Speaker 6: Damn Charlomagne, who got the donkey out of the day today?
Speaker 4: Well, Jess hilarious donkey today for Monday, September twenty ninth
Speaker 4: goes to a dentist and Sarah No Santa Clarita, California. Okay,
Speaker 4: Santa Clarita, California. Her name is doctor Harlen Grewell. Now,
Speaker 4: doctor Halen Grewell is an Abba Trump supporter, and I
Speaker 4: have zero problem with that. I have zero problem with
Speaker 4: Trump supporters. The problem I have with Trump supporters is
Speaker 4: when they have problems with me.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: See, we live in a country where it should be
Speaker 4: possi for us to have disagreements. We should be able
Speaker 4: to be in different political parties, being different religions, and
Speaker 4: not want to hurt each other because of these differences.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: I have a level of respect for every single human
Speaker 4: on this planet, and that level of respect is based on.
Speaker 8: This simple principle called the Golden rule. Remember that we
Speaker 8: learned it in elementary school. Do unto others as you
Speaker 8: would have them do unto you. Simple concept that I
Speaker 8: live by.
Speaker 5: Okay, treat people the way you would like to be treated.
Speaker 9: That's it.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to do anything to a person I
Speaker 4: wouldn't want done to meet. If we all live by
Speaker 4: this simple concept, the world will be a better place.
Speaker 4: But no, we live in the divide and States of
Speaker 4: America where people believe that differences give them the license
Speaker 4: to hurt those they don't agree with, and that's when
Speaker 4: it goes too far. And doctor Halleen Gruell is one
Speaker 4: of those individuals who believes because you share a different
Speaker 4: political view than she does, she can cause you pain.
Speaker 4: Let's go to ABC seven for the report, please.
Speaker 7: As Santa Clarita Denti is defending herself over a video
Speaker 7: that's now gone viral. The clip shows her joking about
Speaker 7: giving different care to patients who aren't Trump supporters.
Speaker 27: So I have a secret hat I use sometimes. It
Speaker 27: says make your smile great again. So I wear that
Speaker 27: when I work on my patients, so when they look
Speaker 27: horrified or complain, I quietly cut back on the laughing.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 7: Doctor Harlane gray Wall's office posted the video two years ago.
Speaker 7: Recently it began circulating on social media. Doctor Greywall said
Speaker 7: the controversy is being driven by someone trying to quote
Speaker 7: cancel her.
Speaker 27: They asked me if I had said that, and I
Speaker 27: said yes, I said in one of my roasting speeches
Speaker 27: at a women's Republican group, why can't we just take
Speaker 27: a joke lightheartedly? But that was taken to cancel me,
Speaker 27: and the dental Board did an investigation. They cleared it
Speaker 27: out and said there was nothing they could find that
Speaker 27: proved any of them.
Speaker 7: Some of doctor Greywall's patients emailed us saying they're changing dentists.
Speaker 7: Doctor gray Wall says her patients are her family and
Speaker 7: that this is all a politically motivated smear campaign.
Speaker 5: So it was a joke. Why didn't I laugh?
Speaker 4: I didn't, you know what I'm saying, Like listen, I
Speaker 4: missed the days when we didn't talk about religion and politics.
Speaker 4: But then there's a part of me that's glad we
Speaker 4: talk about religion and politics because then you can choose
Speaker 4: to support someone and not support them. But my thing
Speaker 4: is those shouldn't be reasons not to support people, but
Speaker 4: it absolutely is if that person is on BS, like
Speaker 4: doctor Harlen gruell Is.
Speaker 5: But you have to ask yourself where does it end?
Speaker 4: Because the only thing that keeps our societies civilized is trust.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: We all have these circles of trust with each other
Speaker 4: as humans. Okay, you trust the pilot to get you
Speaker 4: to your destination safely when you're on a plane. You
Speaker 4: trust the bus driver to get you to your destination
Speaker 4: safely when you're on the bus. You trust the person
Speaker 4: at Starbucks making your coffee not to poison you.
Speaker 5: Okay. You trust the person.
Speaker 8: Making your food at Shakeshack to not skeep and your
Speaker 8: banana put in shake.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's all about trust. Okay, be mouthwatering. What happens
Speaker 4: when we get no longer trust each other? Now, I
Speaker 4: know you're saying yourself, what are you talking about, Uncle Charlotte.
Speaker 4: Do you see the world we live in folks don't
Speaker 4: trust each other? Now, that is not accurate. I know
Speaker 4: there's a lot of bs in this country, and bad
Speaker 4: things happen all the time.
Speaker 5: Okay, there are.
Speaker 4: People who actually absolutely violate this circle of trust that
Speaker 4: we have in this country every day. But for the
Speaker 4: most part, the bat average of trust is pretty good. Okay,
Speaker 4: this thing could really go off the rails, and I
Speaker 4: know it often feels like it is. But for the
Speaker 4: most part, we stay on track.
Speaker 5: But for how long?
Speaker 4: Okay, when you have a dentist like doctor harleean grew
Speaker 4: Well not only exhibiting this kind of behavior, but proudly
Speaker 4: letting you know this is what she does, even in
Speaker 4: a joking manner, then I have to say we are
Speaker 4: reaching a real tipping point because this is what I
Speaker 4: don't understand, Doctor Harlleen grew grew Well. You love being
Speaker 4: maga more than you love being a dentist, like you
Speaker 4: spend all this time, countless hours in school, studying, having
Speaker 4: your own practice, with all this working, just to lose
Speaker 4: it because you want to discriminate against people based on
Speaker 4: what political party they are in. Now, I'm not the
Speaker 4: highest grade weed in the dispensary, but as far as
Speaker 4: I know, you can't get your license taken away for
Speaker 4: being prejudiced. You can't get your license to spend at
Speaker 4: our revoke because you know saying that you cut back
Speaker 4: on the lapping gas. If someone isn't maga, it's absolutely
Speaker 4: professional misconduct. And I know that they did an investigation
Speaker 4: and you know everything turned out fine for you, But
Speaker 4: why would you even risk your whole livelihood over a
Speaker 4: red hat? Okay, even if you don't lose your license.
Speaker 4: You're losing customers, okay, because people just simply don't trust you.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 4: Does MAGA have a support group for you when you
Speaker 4: lose your job? Is there a pantry you can go
Speaker 4: to to feed yourself when you lose your career over
Speaker 4: a temporary moment in politics? You want to be a
Speaker 4: MAGA influencer that back, Please give doctor Harley and Gruel
Speaker 4: the sweet sounds of the Hamiltones.
Speaker 28: Oh no, you are the don gee, the dog gee
Speaker 28: all the day.
Speaker 5: Yee, did I get it? She said that.
Speaker 4: You know, somebody's just out there trying to cancel her
Speaker 4: because the video is two years old.
Speaker 5: But and nothing funny about that. Those were your words, sir,
Speaker 5: You know it's all your words, all right. Well, thank
Speaker 5: you for that donkey Today.
Speaker 8: Now, if you're up and about and you're on your
Speaker 8: streaming service, you can check us out on Twitch. Breakfast
Speaker 8: Club AM on Twitch. We'll be chatting it up with
Speaker 8: you guys if you want to hop on right now
Speaker 8: and everybody else. Michael Blason will be joining us when
Speaker 8: we come back, Comedian Michael Blackson.
Speaker 5: So don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the.
Speaker 9: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 29: Morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody is DJ Envy just hilarious. Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 5: We are the Breakfast Club. La La Ros is here
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 9: We got a special.
Speaker 5: Guest in the belly, Donald Trump's.
Speaker 8: Favorite Africaness, Michael Blacks and ladies and gentlemen welcome.
Speaker 18: Right you feeling man?
Speaker 9: Good morning? Brother?
Speaker 5: How do you figure I'm done Trump for your African
Speaker 5: got to be? You know what I'm about, You know
Speaker 5: what you're right? Wow?
Speaker 21: No, I'm all about whoever's in office. You gotta work
Speaker 21: with them one way or another, whether and I see
Speaker 21: you guys, I mean I see d D killing Trump
Speaker 21: every time. I'm like, listen, that's not gonna help us.
Speaker 21: You want to help us, tell us what we need.
Speaker 21: Don't go bashing him and all that stuff. I'm all
Speaker 21: about whoever's in office. Try to get where we get
Speaker 21: out of them instead of just killing every day and
Speaker 21: making fun enough, going hard on them, it's not gonna
Speaker 21: help it.
Speaker 4: I know D doesn't reach out to you a few times.
Speaker 21: And that goes back to Amy in Africa, Like you know,
Speaker 21: in Africa, the leaders are the ones in charge, the
Speaker 21: other rich one. They're the one that you have to
Speaker 21: like work with if you won't get anything done, you know,
Speaker 21: that's just how my confidence man. So I just kept
Speaker 21: that saying, manergy anywhere go, whoe was in office. You
Speaker 21: gotta find a way to work with them. You can't
Speaker 21: just go Rosen, you know, bashing him every day. You're
Speaker 21: not gonna get out of them that way.
Speaker 5: You get a lot of flag for that. What for
Speaker 5: your opinion on Donald Trump?
Speaker 21: I mean I don't talk much about it online because
Speaker 21: my fan base are like, you know, majority young black people,
Speaker 21: and what what's what's my fan base? So I can
Speaker 21: try to keep that, you know, gep some stuff to myself.
Speaker 3: Well how are things at home? You just had another baby?
Speaker 21: Well, I mean I haven't had one eighteen years, so
Speaker 21: suddenly you know a newyone comes out.
Speaker 5: Eighteen years eighteen, start eighteen.
Speaker 21: And going to college. Yeah, man, money with it? You
Speaker 21: big money six years that when it came in. Wow,
Speaker 21: you just got off support. Now you just got support. Man,
Speaker 21: just just finally fleeing my last payment. A whole new
Speaker 21: comes out. But you know there's the thing with child support.
Speaker 21: You know, having kids when you're twenty five, twenty six
Speaker 21: years old, you know you was struggling I think now
Speaker 21: money is not an issue. So one, money's not an issue.
Speaker 21: Nothing bothers you. I think the most important thing is money. Yeah,
Speaker 21: and you know I don't have money problems anymore.
Speaker 3: What listen, what made you want to start over?
Speaker 21: I mean I didn't want to start over. I mean
Speaker 21: I just got lazy with my poor game.
Speaker 5: I didn't want to you know what.
Speaker 21: So the baby was, you know, the twins, it was
Speaker 21: really bad experience, as you know, court parents. On the
Speaker 21: mom we had a baliant, big we couldn't get along
Speaker 21: with the court fighting. We fight from the day they
Speaker 21: were born all the way to like eighteen years old.
Speaker 21: It was really bad, you know what I mean. And
Speaker 21: Rider didn't believe how bad it was till like the
Speaker 21: last six years. I had to take over the Family Wizard.
Speaker 21: So when you're in family court and you can't get
Speaker 21: along with your stiffing your other, there's an app called
Speaker 21: Family Wizard where you communicate on the app. Yeah, there's
Speaker 21: a family app where you communicate where you don't have
Speaker 21: to talk to this lady and then but the court
Speaker 21: watches it. So like what's that for like baby mom's
Speaker 21: and baby daddy. Yeah exactly, But I mean quarters over
Speaker 21: now so I can say it now. But I had
Speaker 21: I said, you know what, Rider, you don't believe you
Speaker 21: think I'm the problem. I'm gonna have you act like
Speaker 21: you're mad and you commune killed this lady. And she
Speaker 21: found out what a typical what's what I'm looking for particular? No, yeah,
Speaker 21: that's that one public school. You have to excuse me.
Speaker 21: And she found out. She's like, damn, this one was
Speaker 21: really nuts. So I had to communicate with her. For
Speaker 21: the last five years. I didn't. I'm like, you know what,
Speaker 21: I'm paying you to talk to this late I don't
Speaker 21: want to talk to her. And now she realized that
Speaker 21: I wasn't a problem. You know, I just had to
Speaker 21: really crazy. You know, I don't want to talk much
Speaker 21: about the being mom because after all, she did a
Speaker 21: great job raising my boys. Yeah a students in college,
Speaker 21: and I'm very proud of them, and.
Speaker 5: That's one good thing she did. But she did ruin the.
Speaker 21: Bond that I had with my boys, I mean, at
Speaker 21: least the last five six years, because.
Speaker 5: Y'all were always together, I always together back.
Speaker 21: I mean, you got the point when she got remarried,
Speaker 21: got married, and I remaded because I never I never
Speaker 21: married her, thank god. When she got married and when
Speaker 21: the relationship was over, she went back again on my
Speaker 21: nervous again. That's why I please, It's always best to
Speaker 21: like let the moe find something because it comes from
Speaker 21: it down, you know what I mean, Like me a
Speaker 21: rider will all again. I'll give her something and she
Speaker 21: back to the loving and being normal again and it.
Speaker 3: Is still your fiance. Are you going to marry her?
Speaker 5: She gave you know, you got engaged the pair.
Speaker 21: Once she said engagements expired. Now she need guess. But
Speaker 21: I mean every time you look at somebody getting divorced
Speaker 21: every day, I'm like, you know, I don't.
Speaker 5: Be part of this. Just keep yeah, just keep looking
Speaker 5: for a new proposal commercial.
Speaker 22: We're still together because you know the back of forth
Speaker 22: that you had online and kind of confused people because well, you'll,
Speaker 22: you had to come out to when she posted it
Speaker 22: like she's like she's alone, she walks alone and talks
Speaker 22: alone sometimes. And then you reacted and you retracted what
Speaker 22: you reacted with, and you talked about facetimon her from
Speaker 22: the road.
Speaker 21: And that was what that was about. Something else and
Speaker 21: I'm not ready to talk about yet. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 21: I'm not gonna say she using postpartum as an excuse,
Speaker 21: you know, because the way she made the same and me,
Speaker 21: I don't. I try not to reach too much comments.
Speaker 21: You know, I just knew when it came out, I
Speaker 21: had people hit me. He know why she acting like
Speaker 21: you know her Yeah, like you know so what I
Speaker 21: mean reading comments or even reading her text message. I
Speaker 21: went in the defense mode and like, you know, heym
Speaker 21: like gonna talk about the hands that feeds you whatever,
Speaker 21: and I kind of that's probably went a little hard.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 21: But we recently, I was bored the last couple of years,
Speaker 21: and I, you know, I did this. I did the
Speaker 21: TV show at top Very Studios, which is a four
Speaker 21: episode poler and now we've been waiting for like one
Speaker 21: won't do this again, because this show is probably the
Speaker 21: most amazing thing that I've done.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, okay, he said, I won't do it again.
Speaker 21: We just waited. I said, well I'm waiting. I'm taking
Speaker 21: something else. I took on Love and Hip Up Miami
Speaker 21: and it's actually coming down November and.
Speaker 5: I'm like the new season, thank you.
Speaker 21: I completely took over the show like this pretty much
Speaker 21: cut by the Michael Blackson Show.
Speaker 5: So I took onto this. I said, you know what,
Speaker 5: now you're gonna become a.
Speaker 21: Reality star, a real reality star, and to make it
Speaker 21: in reality people like.
Speaker 5: To know what you're going through, so you know.
Speaker 21: And my reply was more to like, you know what,
Speaker 21: let me make a little bit more famous, let me
Speaker 21: go online, just talk. And he reply back, let's go
Speaker 21: back and forth, make up and that what you can make.
Speaker 21: I said, you can make a whole lot of money
Speaker 21: in reality. So after the fact, I told her, I said, listen,
Speaker 21: it was I wasn't this gonna come up back place.
Speaker 21: I'm more trying to like help you become reality famous.
Speaker 21: That's why I was hoping we went back and forth.
Speaker 21: You know, I didn't tell it let's go back and
Speaker 21: forth on purpose. I was hoping we went back and forth.
Speaker 21: But you know, my team, like Mike, you know, postpartum
Speaker 21: is a very serious thing, So don't play with they
Speaker 21: don't talk.
Speaker 5: I kind of like you can talk.
Speaker 3: About it, just have to. You know, you got to
Speaker 3: be there for her.
Speaker 6: But do you think with her if she is, you know,
Speaker 6: going through postpartum depression, is she okay with filming?
Speaker 3: You think she's gonna be cool on the show.
Speaker 21: I mean, this show, it's a lot it's a lot
Speaker 21: more more come on show. Yeah, we started already, we started.
Speaker 5: We started.
Speaker 21: It goes on through January and then and then they decide,
Speaker 21: you know, on the next season. But it's a lot
Speaker 21: more coming on this show. That probably had something to
Speaker 21: do with the postpartum thing. I can I can't talk
Speaker 21: about it.
Speaker 4: You mean, what did you mean when you said, if
Speaker 4: you think making a baby with me will turn me
Speaker 4: into Russell Wilson, you better try again, by the sucker.
Speaker 21: Well, you know, come with Russell real says, everyone's drink
Speaker 21: and maybe instead she with her Stephan Dicks instead.
Speaker 3: Jesus that Cardi hopes he will be there for.
Speaker 5: Jesus.
Speaker 21: She picked the wrong football player. Well, I mean she
Speaker 21: knew from the door. Well who Michael Black was?
Speaker 9: You know what I mean? You didn't.
Speaker 5: Michael Blacks.
Speaker 21: I mean, and then when I became honest with myself,
Speaker 21: which was after I broke up with the girl before
Speaker 21: a Rider, and I realized that I just can't be
Speaker 21: with one person. And I've been honest from the door,
Speaker 21: you know, And is it the African in you, like
Speaker 21: you need to have more than one wife. I mean
Speaker 21: my wife might be I mean, I'm not you know, uh,
Speaker 21: I mean to have more than one wife. It's either
Speaker 21: a religious thing or some type of a chief. There's
Speaker 21: a lot to have that. I mean, I love to
Speaker 21: have more than one wife. But that sounds like a
Speaker 21: lot of problem.
Speaker 3: You know, you don't want to marry nobody, you just
Speaker 3: have them there.
Speaker 21: I just I mean, I don't mind having a one
Speaker 21: great woman that I know has my bag and that
Speaker 21: she's the one. She's the one that has my bag
Speaker 21: and does everything for me and do things right.
Speaker 5: But once in a while, you know, I like to
Speaker 5: do okay with that? You got working gun? What do
Speaker 5: you mean, ladies?
Speaker 6: I had I had somebody go now somebody just one person?
Speaker 21: Yeah, has somebody gun it. But you know she's a
Speaker 21: little scamm look potential scamming. I'm not sure, Jesus suspect
Speaker 21: I'm not you know, no, no, she.
Speaker 5: Just I don't want to get into details. Let me
Speaker 5: ask you. I don't want you to take this wrong way.
Speaker 8: But everything going on with Diddy, you just say, you
Speaker 8: know what, I don't want to have these multiple relationships outside.
Speaker 5: Of my relationship. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: It's like because you with all these women, and now
Speaker 8: it takes women to.
Speaker 5: Be like for two three and the whole lot. That's
Speaker 5: a whole lot. Two three is a lot.
Speaker 21: You know that the same people you want them to
Speaker 21: be like, Oh no, I keep my circle clothes. I
Speaker 21: try to keep my circle clothes and intimate that way,
Speaker 21: you know, And I'm very I treat every woman with respect.
Speaker 21: I think that's the most important thing. You cheat them
Speaker 21: with respect, and always have receipts. You always have receipt
Speaker 21: And I have a nephew that plays in the NFL,
Speaker 21: and I got a lot of young guys that plays
Speaker 21: in the NBA, and I tell my to listen. You
Speaker 21: guys have to be careful. You have you need receive
Speaker 21: for everything you do. If a girl comes and visit
Speaker 21: you, you know, you walk that girl to the elevator, You
Speaker 21: give a hug. Cameras always watching and when she gets them,
Speaker 21: text heit make sure you got home sack. Always keep
Speaker 21: a receipting. You know, never leave wroong for anybody to
Speaker 21: accuse you of anything. You know how your rapis is
Speaker 21: gonna hug you at the elevator. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 21: So besides, I treat everyone, every every person that I'm with,
Speaker 21: I treat them well and respectful and you know, crazy women.
Speaker 5: Right, be honest, be honest and treat them Mike.
Speaker 6: But see, that was the thing that Ryder had a
Speaker 6: problem with because she's like, Yo, why are you so
Speaker 6: nice to the girls that I know you got your
Speaker 6: two and three? But she's like, yes, that's where it
Speaker 6: feels like a relationship because you're keeping contact, keeping in
Speaker 6: contact with these girls after you're saying you're only saying
Speaker 6: a few times out the year, taking care of me,
Speaker 6: take care of them, like you're taking them to breakfast.
Speaker 3: That's what she was beating to about. But you don't
Speaker 3: need to eat, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: That was one issue we had with a most hated site,
Speaker 5: Chick of Mind.
Speaker 21: It was in Vegas and we I was playing at
Speaker 21: this particular parto and they offered me like dinner and
Speaker 21: like stk or whatever, and I'm like, okay, I took
Speaker 21: her to go eat.
Speaker 3: It's a nice ass restaurant.
Speaker 21: And then you know, the manager of the manager of
Speaker 21: the club happened to be good friends rider and then
Speaker 21: this like you know, doing some guy coach texting RD ahead,
Speaker 21: Mike is here with another another.
Speaker 5: You know, girl, you're looking out for her? What I did?
Speaker 5: You know, Sugar.
Speaker 21: Even when I'm in public, I don't like being parpaing
Speaker 21: with another woman about alone because I hate somebody to
Speaker 21: pictures and get along. So I always make sure I
Speaker 21: invite two or three, whether it's the homies or girls.
Speaker 21: Make sure it's more than just me and this person.
Speaker 21: So one of my homies I invited. Whet my homies
Speaker 21: gonna have dinner? I say, I'm gad come damn, don't
Speaker 21: know me. Let's k rach come on right, So it's
Speaker 21: even me and him and her, you know. But he
Speaker 21: like his little Middle East texting her here with another woman.
Speaker 21: So we're sitting there. They might try to sneak video
Speaker 21: just sent to her and then the girl caught on
Speaker 21: to it like cursing and mount in the restaurant, you know,
Speaker 21: and the bigger scene and became a much bigger scene.
Speaker 5: Is a big deal though.
Speaker 4: Man, they got the bag of doughnuts and the troubtfle
Speaker 4: fries and the freaking waggules.
Speaker 5: Man, you can't be going, sep.
Speaker 21: You don't go snach wench what I yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 5: It depends like that. You said that was his homegirl though,
Speaker 5: because yeah, but.
Speaker 21: Still you know what I mean, like, I'm not I
Speaker 21: won't putting that kind of stress on my home.
Speaker 5: No, No, he wasn't getting yo get right, because that's
Speaker 5: what I knew. Got a question, you said you were
Speaker 5: in love and hip hop?
Speaker 7: Mayam?
Speaker 5: Who else was on the cast? Because the same thing?
Speaker 22: You know.
Speaker 21: Uh, it's trick that because it's still there. Got Trina
Speaker 21: is there? Amara is still there? So you thew I'm like,
Speaker 21: I'm the new one me. Uh, of course I'm rider.
Speaker 3: Watch.
Speaker 8: Yeah, did you really missed the birth of your son
Speaker 8: because you want to go get coffee?
Speaker 21: Yeah? So yeah, I did try to mind you. I
Speaker 21: wanted this kid to be born on Monday because when
Speaker 21: the people on Monday, I'm called Joe, Joe is You're
Speaker 21: born on Monday, your co joke. So the goal was
Speaker 21: born on Monday. So we did Monday all day, went
Speaker 21: for the little to come out. There's a no African
Speaker 21: Chinese come out right, And I'm like, it's freezing in
Speaker 21: the hospital. I hate the cold. You know, I'm African
Speaker 21: warm blood. It's overnight now when no money's over not Tuesday,
Speaker 21: And I didn't want a whole new name now, you know,
Speaker 21: because Tuesday you are like Quarbina.
Speaker 5: That's the name for the boy.
Speaker 21: If you're Tuesday for Quarbena, is no respecting any guns
Speaker 21: out there with Qua being the name.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 21: In fact, one of my homies whoseay ex President's son
Speaker 21: in law, he's a miss Quadbina. He actually living from
Speaker 21: Jersey and shout out to you. But I'm not named
Speaker 21: my son quad Beina. It just sounds too you know, Tuesday,
Speaker 21: Tuesday girly, quad Beina sounds girly. So now we don't
Speaker 21: miss making Monday miss kojob and now in quad Beinna,
Speaker 21: I'm like, when its Quad coming out, you know what
Speaker 21: I mean. So I'm waiting. It's freezing and there. I'm like,
Speaker 21: I'm go grab me something to get out here, go
Speaker 21: grab something to eat and drink whatever.
Speaker 9: I'll be back.
Speaker 21: And I left out the hospital Joe for like twenty
Speaker 21: minutes to go find something.
Speaker 5: You drove even wore Oh no, hell no, I drove,
Speaker 5: got in the car, drove.
Speaker 21: When it, got something to eat and now and then
Speaker 21: she texted me, I hate the baby might be coming something.
Speaker 5: I said, Okay, no problem.
Speaker 21: Let me put this hospital name in the GPS, and
Speaker 21: I put it in GPS, pulled up and it's hospital.
Speaker 21: I get to find out there's six of this name.
Speaker 21: Hospital had six different the sixth locations with the same name.
Speaker 21: So now I'm even further away. As soon as I
Speaker 21: walk in the hospital with you, out was crying with
Speaker 21: a little birthmark on his stomach.
Speaker 5: And what really happened?
Speaker 9: Michael?
Speaker 5: What was her name?
Speaker 7: Dan?
Speaker 21: Seriously, I was in a whole different South in Arizona.
Speaker 21: That's when she lives. It wasn't home for me. I
Speaker 21: ain't got no bitches in Arizona.
Speaker 3: You really upset, like you know, like the cold hospitals.
Speaker 21: I stepped out to to get some He didn't just go.
Speaker 21: It was so cold when I got in the car.
Speaker 21: I didn't even turn the air. It was one hundred
Speaker 21: degrees in Arizona. Yeah, and I kept the air off.
Speaker 21: I just wanted some heat bag in my body. And
Speaker 21: I came back and I went to the hospital.
Speaker 5: Would show that together. No, I just went there for
Speaker 5: the babies. But she lives there, Okay, Yeah.
Speaker 9: We have a home.
Speaker 5: We have a place in Arizona.
Speaker 9: That's where she stay.
Speaker 21: Yeah, we don't live together whole the time out I
Speaker 21: need together. We don't live together. Man, this is twenty
Speaker 21: twenty five.
Speaker 3: Man, Why don't be alright what she said? This interview?
Speaker 5: Yes, worse interviews.
Speaker 21: She so, you live in Florida, she lived, I live
Speaker 21: I live in out Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: So y'alln't live with each other at all, never lived together.
Speaker 5: She comes over and over there because you and you
Speaker 5: asked for her hand in marriage.
Speaker 6: I mean we got together one but he asked for
Speaker 6: her hand in marriage because she wanted to get married.
Speaker 3: He didn't want to.
Speaker 5: Ever get married.
Speaker 3: Mhm.
Speaker 5: You know that on the show. This is what it is.
Speaker 5: We live in different you know, I prefer living. So
Speaker 5: how often do you visit? We see each other quite often,
Speaker 5: at least every at least every every other week.
Speaker 3: California, Arizona, Miami.
Speaker 21: I a house back in east in Delaware, so we
Speaker 21: we and Ghana so well over the place in Delaware.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 21: I was raised in Philly. I built my house in Delaware,
Speaker 21: like two thousand and seven.
Speaker 3: When we'd be in the mall.
Speaker 22: You but when I used to work in the mall, yeah,
Speaker 22: people used to it to be like Michael Blackson was
Speaker 22: just in here and we'd be like no, he wasn't,
Speaker 22: like yes, he wasn't here all the time.
Speaker 3: So we just never see you.
Speaker 5: But we there in Delaware.
Speaker 21: Never had no work, deware I did at one point, man,
Speaker 21: not even serious. My work is mostly like l a
Speaker 21: mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you screwed your face up Delaware and got some baddies.
Speaker 9: But I mean I didn't.
Speaker 21: I didn't Delaware.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't got I mean the mall.
Speaker 21: You probably could see something here and there, but I
Speaker 21: didn't have no nobody.
Speaker 5: Are you looking at my chest?
Speaker 3: You always got it out. I always out there.
Speaker 5: I don't know I see you in Delaware himself.
Speaker 8: I don't even Michael Blackladies and gentlemen, you can catch
Speaker 8: them at New York Comedy Festival, and we always appreciate
Speaker 8: you joining us. Thanks for having me, Michael Blackson. It's
Speaker 8: the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club, mourning everybody.
Speaker 5: It's the j n V.
Speaker 8: Jess Hilarius, Charlamagne, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Let's get to the latest with lady.
Speaker 5: Want her to becoming a straight fast she gets them
Speaker 5: somebody that knows somebody detail.
Speaker 3: I'm a homegirl that knows a little bit about everything.
Speaker 5: She'd be having the latest on you, the law, the
Speaker 5: latest with Lauren La Rosa.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details. Sometimes you
Speaker 4: have a little bit of everything.
Speaker 5: It's the latest on.
Speaker 9: The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 22: So we just got a news update. I just spoke
Speaker 22: to rapper Detroit, rapper Dang Big Dank Big, Yes, Big
Speaker 22: Dang Dank. So there was a story that broke that
Speaker 22: she had settled her lawsuit with Lyft, and I've confirmed
Speaker 22: that that is true.
Speaker 3: She has settled the lawsuit with Lyft.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 22: You guys will remember she foiled that lawsuit because she
Speaker 22: says that she she unless she was denied a ride
Speaker 22: because of her side.
Speaker 3: So she had settled.
Speaker 22: She couldn't say too much to me, but I did
Speaker 22: confirm that it was monetary settlement. She says that she
Speaker 22: is happy. She's in a good place with everything. Uh,
Speaker 22: the conversations that they had brought her to a good place.
Speaker 22: And I asked her, so would you ride lift again?
Speaker 22: Where you request a lift card again? She says she would.
Speaker 4: I saw her getting into a sprinted the other night,
Speaker 4: Well I did.
Speaker 22: That's a good size Instagram Yeah yeah, yeah, well yeah,
Speaker 22: she says she all us, She said, all.
Speaker 5: This lift, I don't know.
Speaker 3: We could do that.
Speaker 5: I'm glad her check.
Speaker 3: Actually, I am excited about that.
Speaker 5: They paid, like she waited paid and she came.
Speaker 6: That's why she dropped a goddamn this record because the
Speaker 6: little little stuff like that.
Speaker 4: No, that's my girl. And I saw her say that
Speaker 4: she's getting her stomach cut off.
Speaker 22: No, when she was here, she remember, she said that
Speaker 22: she wanted to go through the surgery and different things,
Speaker 22: but she had to get to a certain way to
Speaker 22: do it. So yeah, she's still on that journey that
Speaker 22: there is going to be something that she does. But
Speaker 22: she was working with the remember the woman that was
Speaker 22: up here with her doctor, Yeah, the wellness doctor, because
Speaker 22: she had to get to a certain weight in order
Speaker 22: to do that.
Speaker 3: So she is getting ready to prepare to do that
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 22: She also told me she has a new song out
Speaker 22: with Scarlet called Big Girls that she says it's going
Speaker 22: crazy right now.
Speaker 3: She wants your to go listen to it as well.
Speaker 3: But she's.
Speaker 5: What, it's a big Girls.
Speaker 3: But she ain't gonna be she got a stomach cut off.
Speaker 22: Remember when she was here, she said she don't want
Speaker 22: to be like super super skinny. She just wants to
Speaker 22: be healthier and kind of like.
Speaker 8: Yeah so, but she has to get to the weight
Speaker 8: where she can actually do all that a reason for
Speaker 8: big dang your stomach, cut off your gympick, the Mount
Speaker 8: Majar or whatever you gotta do.
Speaker 5: I'm with you, Mount, what was it called.
Speaker 3: Mount?
Speaker 6: Called you got the whole zimpick And then they have
Speaker 6: a knew when I seen the commercial for the other
Speaker 6: day too, the g one I know apparently it is.
Speaker 3: It's also an injection, but it's better side effects.
Speaker 5: Do what you got to do.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's her, Glad that's over now.
Speaker 22: In other news, Kai Sinnett he has finally a big
Speaker 22: congratulations he has hit one million subscribers, speaking of the biggest.
Speaker 3: Yes, he has broke twitches.
Speaker 22: It was actually his own subscriber record, but he has
Speaker 22: broke the subscriber record.
Speaker 3: He is not one million subscribers.
Speaker 22: So this means Lebron James at some point will come
Speaker 22: on the stream and cut his dreads because Kyle Is
Speaker 22: said in the beginning of Mafia Don three that Lebron
Speaker 22: has to come on and cut his dress.
Speaker 3: If he reads, Ron has to cut him Yes, oh.
Speaker 8: Yes, let me ask a question. He has a million subscribers.
Speaker 8: All those they paid ninety nine cents a month.
Speaker 5: I thought it was fired out five dollars a month,
Speaker 5: so he five million dollars.
Speaker 4: I think all of them are paid, though, but I
Speaker 4: wonder how many of them are paid, or maybe he
Speaker 4: does have all pascribs.
Speaker 22: I'm I can't answer that question. Eli is in there
Speaker 22: going crazy. He's saying, y'all, don't what y'all talking about?
Speaker 3: Come out here? But why Eli gets here?
Speaker 22: I do have some audio bak because well, first of all,
Speaker 22: when they hit the one million, they're playing the mille.
Speaker 22: Kai's mom is there, his sister's there, everybody's going crazy.
Speaker 22: Fantom is there on the guys of there, and then
Speaker 22: they put on the motivational speech music for Ky to
Speaker 22: give his motivational Speechlet's take a listen.
Speaker 30: This year was about.
Speaker 3: Helping people move?
Speaker 1: How about the ones around me? Just locking in a
Speaker 1: lot of hay after hey after hey. I could have
Speaker 1: quit at any time, I could have stopped. I coulda
Speaker 1: took a break, but saying someone to keep going. If
Speaker 1: I didn't have Jesus in my life, then none of
Speaker 1: this would be possible.
Speaker 9: Let's go.
Speaker 5: Christ is all right, let's go.
Speaker 2: Godggas, Yes, not him.
Speaker 1: Your lebron Raymond James could come to the house and
Speaker 1: cut off my locks.
Speaker 19: Bro.
Speaker 12: So I sit up.
Speaker 1: I say all that to say this, do not kill
Speaker 1: what anybody think. Remain being you, remain being humble, and
Speaker 1: move forward.
Speaker 4: Bro. That's it dropping the clues bombs for cor Eli
Speaker 4: on the stream.
Speaker 5: People on the chat saying it's six ninety nine seven nine,
Speaker 5: what is it?
Speaker 7: Kai?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 30: Yeah, it works is you get there's certain brackets for
Speaker 30: gifted subs, so you could give like five subs, fifty
Speaker 30: plus subs, two hundred subs. Shout out to snoop Dog.
Speaker 30: He was gifting that for the one hundred for the
Speaker 30: one million. So Kai just made history. Is the first
Speaker 30: Twitch streamer to reach.
Speaker 5: How many people are paying with the subscribe.
Speaker 8: So if he has a million subscribers plus how many
Speaker 8: people actually pay monthly?
Speaker 30: Well, the way gifted subs works is let's say I
Speaker 30: do five plus gifted. That means that the gifted subs
Speaker 30: are they're just spread randomly for people to subscribe. So
Speaker 30: it's it was like thirty dollars I think for five
Speaker 30: gifted and for two hundred. It's like, so the million subscribers,
Speaker 30: people don't pay like a monthly. Feet don't they pay
Speaker 30: a monthly?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you could.
Speaker 30: You could do like through Amazon Prime. You could do that,
Speaker 30: or you can pay like I think it's like eight
Speaker 30: dollars or fifteen dollars per month. But gifted subs is different.
Speaker 30: But they both go into the bracket of subs.
Speaker 5: They confused.
Speaker 8: Saying on the stream that why you ain't let people
Speaker 8: know that we were actually live on the stream. Ain't
Speaker 8: sending a notification?
Speaker 5: It does if they're subscribing the sub or if they
Speaker 5: follow us on Twitter. Somebody he don't know what he's
Speaker 5: talking about either about nothing. I don't know what he's
Speaker 5: talking about. Nervous because man after chat man chat notifications.
Speaker 5: I don't know either.
Speaker 29: Somebody Eli made that sound so complicated, Sure did he
Speaker 29: just well you must say cat, you just think about Drake.
Speaker 29: They know, well, all right, well you gotta right now,
Speaker 29: somebody to fire him now, damn, damn.
Speaker 5: Somebody say it's all paid subs. I know it's not
Speaker 5: because nothing.
Speaker 3: If you are different, I'm subscribed to car and I
Speaker 3: didn't pay.
Speaker 30: For nothing, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: Or you could buy gifted subs.
Speaker 30: It's not if you buy gifted subs, that's not you
Speaker 30: subscribing that you giving away on there spending money.
Speaker 22: Because he kept saying it, and he was shouting our
Speaker 22: a j two for all of his help and his
Speaker 22: push push, and.
Speaker 30: It's like a whole hype train going down, which is
Speaker 30: basically a whole bunch of people in the chat who
Speaker 30: are watching live they buy the gifted subs, which adds
Speaker 30: to the pot of.
Speaker 5: It said, the subs make you watch the screen without adds.
Speaker 4: Somebody else in the chat said, if you get a
Speaker 4: gifted subs, if you get a gifted sub then it's
Speaker 4: free for a month and you can pay the next
Speaker 4: month if you want to continue.
Speaker 3: I got a long we got a long way till million,
Speaker 3: but we here.
Speaker 5: Making this money, shout out the guy. Sound like my
Speaker 5: mama the first time she did FaceTime? Baby, how do
Speaker 5: you do this FaceTime? Keep looking at my hand like
Speaker 5: that's what we sound like? All right, Well that is
Speaker 5: the latest. That's why you don't got no screams? Now,
Speaker 5: what do you call them?
Speaker 3: First of all, I'll be watching eli people.
Speaker 4: Will be two people. Don't nobody be on your scream man,
Speaker 4: he'd be shaking. What you mean, going crazy like a
Speaker 4: million people watching.
Speaker 5: I don't be shaking as falls man. My twitch is
Speaker 5: at O v O E Live.
Speaker 31: Yeah, all right, People's Choice mixes up next to the
Speaker 31: Breakfast Club, Morning.
Speaker 5: Club roaring.
Speaker 8: Everybody is DJ, Envy, Jess, Hilarius, Charlamagne, n Guy.
Speaker 5: We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Salute to all the HBCU's homecoming season is around the corner.
Speaker 8: My first stop is this week and you know I
Speaker 8: do an HBCU too. I like to touch some of
Speaker 8: the HBCU school so I'm gonna be in Dayton, Ohio
Speaker 8: for the All Black Affair this weekend.
Speaker 5: And then I think we touched g HO, we touch Hampton.
Speaker 5: I think we're in South Carolina. I think we're in Howard.
Speaker 5: I mean we're touching all the colleges.
Speaker 8: It's probably my favorite time to DJ because it's just homecoming.
Speaker 8: It's just everybody alumni. We're just having a good time.
Speaker 8: So hopefully I get to see you at homecoming to
Speaker 8: some of your schools. This year, we're supposed to go
Speaker 8: to Delaware State.
Speaker 5: Me and Lauren. I don't know what have happened to that,
Speaker 5: but well they might have closed the school.
Speaker 4: Oh but talk Lines State got their homecoming this weekend too,
Speaker 4: and I've been meeting the salute South Carolina State man
Speaker 4: because you know every year, well you know, I have
Speaker 4: a maybe you don't know I'm talking to y'all like
Speaker 4: y'all know, but I have a Ford Family Foundation endowed
Speaker 4: scholarship at South Carolina State University. So every year we
Speaker 4: give out a scholarships to people that's either major in
Speaker 4: in communications or something in the mental health space or
Speaker 4: something in communications. And we just gave out two of
Speaker 4: our scholarships recently to Makaya Leak.
Speaker 5: She is a senior speech pathology.
Speaker 4: And Audio Audio Audiology, audiology audiology major. Yes, senior speech
Speaker 4: pathology and audiology made say it again. Jes Audiology audiology
Speaker 4: major from Spartanburg, South Carolina. And Tyrone Pond he's a
Speaker 4: senior professional English major from Abbeyville, South Carolina. So you know,
Speaker 4: they just received scholarships man for their academic achievements and
Speaker 4: leaderships and commitment to their community. So salute both of
Speaker 4: those individuals. And you know, I just I just love
Speaker 4: doing stuff like that. I told y'all the other day
Speaker 4: when I saw Jeff Bezos that's wife. Her name is
Speaker 4: escaping me right now. When I saw her give seventy
Speaker 4: million dollars the HPCUS, I'm like, Yo, that right there, Dope,
Speaker 4: that is incredible.
Speaker 5: So you know that's that when when you have a
Speaker 5: little bit, I think you should give a little bit.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I can't wait. I'll get to that level and
Speaker 8: be able to donate seventy million to HBC. But until
Speaker 8: until we get to that level, we do what we can.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's what and that's why we have the
Speaker 4: Ford Family Foundation Scholarship at South Carolina State University.
Speaker 5: So salute to Makaia and Tyrone. Now, salute to Michael
Speaker 5: Blacks and for joining us this morning.
Speaker 8: Absolutely also the cast of Ruth and Boaz, Davon, Franklin, Sorea,
Speaker 8: and Tyler Lepli.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's the number one show on Netflix right now.
Speaker 5: That's right, movie, number one movie on Netflix right now,
Speaker 5: and it's actually good.
Speaker 3: So I watched it over the weekend.
Speaker 5: It's dope, dope, dop dopeyes something weak. No.
Speaker 6: But October eleventh and twelve, your girl Jess Larious will
Speaker 6: be coming upstate New York, Albany and Syracuse. I will
Speaker 6: be there at the Funny Bones on Friday. We got
Speaker 6: two shows in Syracuse, and then on Saturday hop and
Speaker 6: right over to Albany, New York. And I got two
Speaker 6: shows at the Funnybone Comedy Club Saturday. So get your
Speaker 6: tickets if you haven't yet. I will be doing meet
Speaker 6: and greet upstate. I can't wait to see y'all.
Speaker 5: All right now, Charlamne, you got a positive note?
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 4: A positive note comes from one of my favorite pages
Speaker 4: on Instagram, the Healing God Man. The Healing God said,
Speaker 4: and they posted this nine hours ago. Allow people to
Speaker 4: have their moods and allow their moods that have.
Speaker 5: Nothing to do with you.
Speaker 4: Okay, not every shift in someone's mood is about you,
Speaker 4: even if it feels that way. People carry their own struggles,
Speaker 4: their own scratches and emotions that spill over at times.
Speaker 4: When you stop taking everything personally, you give other space
Speaker 4: to feel what they need to feel while protecting your
Speaker 4: own peace.
Speaker 5: Have a great day. Breakfast club bitch is you don't
Speaker 5: finish for y'all done