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Speaker 1: What's up, Jess, Good morning, Lone l Rossa Chola Maine
Speaker 1: is out and it's June tenth.
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 4: Guys?
Speaker 5: Black black playing a black black but black black black.
Speaker 6: Sounds of blackness?
Speaker 5: Well, he well, we know, we know.
Speaker 6: Why Why did he say black bright?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Because yes, uh, you celebrating Juneteenth.
Speaker 3: It just June June teen, Junior, just be proud of it.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 3: Well, well, my goodness.
Speaker 1: Well today, if you're out and about, we're gonna be
Speaker 1: all over the place. First, we're gonna be at American
Speaker 1: Dream moll with Honey Baby. We're gonna be interviewing her
Speaker 1: and talking to her at American Dream for June teenth,
Speaker 1: and then after I'm going to Queens Roy Wilkins Park.
Speaker 3: If you haven't got.
Speaker 1: Your ticket, get your ticket is free, so you can
Speaker 1: pull up even if you don't have a ticket. But
Speaker 1: they're asking everybody to get a ticket this so they
Speaker 1: know how many people are there because it's gonna be
Speaker 1: so much fun.
Speaker 3: Free events free rides.
Speaker 1: I'll be DJing in the park and I'm bringing some
Speaker 1: special guests to perform as well, So I can't wait
Speaker 1: to see you guys later on. Hell yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: Well let's get to show cracking. Kirk Franklin'll be joining
Speaker 1: us this morning. Also, Chuck Norris.
Speaker 8: Chuck Morris. Chuck Norris is the Walker Texas Ranger. This
Speaker 8: is a black man. He's way shorter and well that's
Speaker 8: messed up. He is doctor Chuck Morris.
Speaker 3: All right, and we'll tell you all about doctor Chuck Morris.
Speaker 1: He might have something that will save a lot of
Speaker 1: big backs and we'll talk about that later. All right,
Speaker 1: since this June team, let's play Sounds of Blackness.
Speaker 3: A gentleman called the other day. Was his name John?
Speaker 1: On the way through, his name is John John, and
Speaker 1: Jason begins with a jay. If you wanted to hear
Speaker 1: Sounds of Blackness, I told him today I will.
Speaker 3: And let's get it on. It's the breakfast slogan.
Speaker 9: Morning that's a new day.
Speaker 10: Is your time to get it off your chest, whether
Speaker 10: you're man or blessed.
Speaker 3: Time to get up and get something.
Speaker 11: Call up now.
Speaker 10: Eight hundred and five eight five one five one we
Speaker 10: want to hear from you on the breakfast club.
Speaker 11: Hello, who's this?
Speaker 7: Good morning James from North Carolina.
Speaker 3: James gets you off your chest?
Speaker 7: Brother? Oh none much, Good morning everyone, Jazzy Jess. What's up?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 7: You know. I saw this advertisement on Instagram the other
Speaker 7: day about these sneakers that give them for men. It
Speaker 7: gives you three inches of height, they like lifts and
Speaker 7: have me take it all. At first, I was like,
Speaker 7: that's a pretty good idea, but then I thought, this,
Speaker 7: isn't that lion kind of like that?
Speaker 13: Dealing with that is so lame? Why would want to
Speaker 13: Why would you want to do that? That's so corny?
Speaker 9: Why why? Why can't we just be happy with what
Speaker 9: God gave us?
Speaker 5: Because what if he's like, he's sick of it.
Speaker 13: He's still four eleven, even in them sneakers, and you're
Speaker 13: gonna look after them, and you come out to them sneakers
Speaker 13: in front of your whatever.
Speaker 9: Girl, you're trying to impress what happened.
Speaker 7: That's what I was getting too, That's what I was
Speaker 7: getting to san like, isn't that Lion's kind of like
Speaker 7: with women with the weave and the push up balls
Speaker 7: and all that stuff.
Speaker 1: Yes, a lot of people use the takers and they
Speaker 1: say the sneakers actually work and you can't tell.
Speaker 3: Like they look natural.
Speaker 1: And they even got something else where they put a
Speaker 1: heel in the sneaker to make you look a little
Speaker 1: tall as well.
Speaker 13: Yeah, they look natural till you take them off. Imagine
Speaker 13: you meet the girl your dreams and talking about you.
Speaker 13: I met this dude, he five, he about five nine,
Speaker 13: five ten, until you take them sneakers off, and then
Speaker 13: she's like, what the hell hell clown?
Speaker 8: Literally just was like out wigs and push up bros.
Speaker 8: That is totally different. What are you talking about.
Speaker 1: The same thing. It's the same thing. You meet this girl,
Speaker 1: she got big ass breasts and then she take off
Speaker 1: her bron.
Speaker 9: The breast still big.
Speaker 5: They's not's not sitting up.
Speaker 8: On the floor, but to take off your shoes and
Speaker 8: like five five and I thought she was five eight?
Speaker 5: Is disrespectful?
Speaker 7: That is?
Speaker 3: Or the same thing.
Speaker 1: You got beautiful hair, you think your head is so
Speaker 1: beautiful that she put the wig on the on the side,
Speaker 1: the same thing.
Speaker 9: I don't mind it.
Speaker 7: I thought that's what I thought, the same thing a wig.
Speaker 13: It's different because it's not like she's trying to pretend
Speaker 13: that her hair is actually.
Speaker 9: Her yea with a wig. You know it's a wig.
Speaker 5: You're trying to act like you will Smith with your Carlson.
Speaker 9: Now, I got a freaking jazzy Jeff you and throw
Speaker 9: your ass.
Speaker 13: Up right, Jesus, you don't know what every color?
Speaker 3: Hello?
Speaker 2: Who's this?
Speaker 7: Was up?
Speaker 14: This DJ rock? They can't mister Myrtle Beach?
Speaker 4: What's that?
Speaker 9: Murder?
Speaker 11: Rock?
Speaker 3: Off your chest?
Speaker 13: What's happening in the Myrtle man? I love Murtle Beach,
Speaker 13: grew up in Myrtle Beach.
Speaker 4: Man Satney shaping?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 7: What's that? Man? What's that?
Speaker 9: What's happening? Brother? Like?
Speaker 4: I heard this lady call up like a monosaur go
Speaker 4: trying to get you fly with something, hands from you
Speaker 4: out and all that. Look at man, Somebody to call
Speaker 4: and let Jess know to he a barber shop legend
Speaker 4: for real?
Speaker 14: You fine, let me tell you.
Speaker 3: What happened jest.
Speaker 4: Remember there was a clip on your Instagram that you did.
Speaker 4: I think like some your boyfriend woke you up and
Speaker 4: was like, who is this on your phone or something
Speaker 4: like that, and he was like, who's this?
Speaker 7: Who's this?
Speaker 4: You had some Red Painton's on landing the bed, look
Speaker 4: at bro. Everybody in the barber shop was talking about
Speaker 4: that that day.
Speaker 8: That was so many years ago, wasn't it wasn't there
Speaker 8: like six or seven or eight years ago or something.
Speaker 4: Everybody came in the barber shop like, man, you seen that.
Speaker 7: Clip with Jess.
Speaker 14: She was laying in the bed and little boyfriend woke up.
Speaker 4: Everybody was like, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: I was a skin I was in Miami. That was yeah,
Speaker 6: that's doing.
Speaker 8: And then Jamie Fox comment and on that to you.
Speaker 8: I remember that, you know what.
Speaker 13: He's not lying because people be in my group chat
Speaker 13: and they'd be like, Yo, my bad sharlow Man. And
Speaker 13: then it'll be a clip of Jeff in some TV movie.
Speaker 9: Busting it open and something.
Speaker 6: Use me, this is not op.
Speaker 9: Group chat, everybody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, since we're talking, hit it. Hit my group chat too.
Speaker 3: I had to block everybody. But let's talk like my
Speaker 3: sister like that now.
Speaker 13: And they think they think saying my bad is gonna
Speaker 13: be on my bad Scharlo Man exactly.
Speaker 9: They think saying that is cool.
Speaker 1: Yo, just justice blushing, Thank you brother, get it off
Speaker 1: your chest.
Speaker 3: It's the breakfast clo.
Speaker 10: Good morning, the breakfast club. This is your time to
Speaker 10: get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five
Speaker 10: one o five one. We want to hear from you
Speaker 10: on the breakfast club. Hello, who's this.
Speaker 14: Y'all doing?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 7: Brother?
Speaker 3: Into your chest?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 9: Brother?
Speaker 7: Band?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 14: I called a couple of weeks. First of all, the.
Speaker 3: Morning, y'all, Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 15: All these people like this swerving you know you were
Speaker 15: swerving yellow ball.
Speaker 14: The the the people out here were, but they dried
Speaker 14: crazy in the morning.
Speaker 15: But I called a couple man. I called a couple
Speaker 15: of weeks ago, and I was complaining everybody, my girl.
Speaker 14: And her dog and the dog yet.
Speaker 15: Right, yeah, okay, okay, nine bad for a couple of
Speaker 15: weeks later, her mama here for a couple of weeks.
Speaker 14: Yeah all right, let me follow bout saying this. Me
Speaker 14: and my mother in law were cool. We icy, that's
Speaker 14: my drug. I love her to death. You know, there's
Speaker 14: a grandma everything.
Speaker 3: But there's a buck coming, of course, but me and
Speaker 3: hump and the fall out.
Speaker 14: Who she is letting these dogs running all around the dial?
Speaker 9: Them dogs gonna be the death of you, bro. You're gonna.
Speaker 14: No, I'm gonna be a death of them dogs. They
Speaker 14: ain't gonna kill me. They ain't gonna get up out
Speaker 14: of here.
Speaker 7: So I come home from work.
Speaker 14: As soon as I touch my door, who's meeting here
Speaker 14: at the door?
Speaker 9: The dog?
Speaker 14: The dog. I go in the house. The first thing
Speaker 14: I see is, you know, you got to love the
Speaker 14: little trade table or whatever.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 14: You for a lot for the little kids to eat on.
Speaker 14: This stuff. It's here all over the little table. I'm
Speaker 14: looking around. Now, this is my money law. Now I
Speaker 14: can't send nothing to her, So I'm gonna call it
Speaker 14: just vent y'all. I'm gonna talk to y'all just like
Speaker 14: I'm gonna say to y'all. Well, I want to say, hey, lady, I'm.
Speaker 15: About to say, you're back to Puertorico because me and
Speaker 15: you cool, but you let the dogs run out around
Speaker 15: the house.
Speaker 14: Lady has already told you. I don't like this, Like listen,
Speaker 14: we cool.
Speaker 12: I love you, but but he got the dogs where
Speaker 12: they're supposed to be at, in there behind the little
Speaker 12: doggie gate, and don't.
Speaker 14: Let them come out until I say so. A little
Speaker 14: go in the backyard. You going, and you ain't never
Speaker 14: coming back.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 14: It's an American kid. And uh, you.
Speaker 3: Might as well just be at one with the dog.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 1: You might as well just cuddle the dog, pet the dog,
Speaker 1: and let the dog be your best friend.
Speaker 7: Bro.
Speaker 13: At this point, you can always tell your mother in
Speaker 13: law that ice on the way.
Speaker 9: She'd be like, look, man, they not playing. They knocking
Speaker 9: on the dogs.
Speaker 13: They knocking on her like they don't know the difference.
Speaker 13: They said something, they knocking on doors. You know what
Speaker 13: I'm saying, The ice people don't know the difference they
Speaker 13: knocking on doors. Tell her, just for her own safety,
Speaker 13: she might need to just go back to Puerto Rico
Speaker 13: before she get mixed up.
Speaker 14: Even to play with that lady talking about ice with her.
Speaker 14: She don't even like top on TV.
Speaker 13: Damn, I bet with good luck, brother, Yeah, I have
Speaker 13: a good get it.
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Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 2: Morning.
Speaker 3: Everybody is j n V Jess hilarious, Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 3: We are the Breakfast Club lawn. The roast is here
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 9: We got a special guest in the building.
Speaker 3: Just lied to me, just told me, Chuck Norris was coming.
Speaker 3: So when I was ready to get my cop.
Speaker 8: For all that, I said, Chuck Morris, Doctor Chuck Morris.
Speaker 1: Welcome, Doctor Chuck Morris.
Speaker 2: Give me some time to stress, but we can still
Speaker 2: come through that if that makes it better.
Speaker 1: Now, Doctor Chuck Morris, he's from Philly. He is has
Speaker 1: the first ever fitness coach of Philadelphia. Wrote a book
Speaker 1: called Stress The Human Superpower The mis Education of Stress,
Speaker 1: and just behind the scenes were telling us that you
Speaker 1: got a new machine that makes workout. I ain't only
Speaker 1: got to go to the gym one day, but it's
Speaker 1: like the workout of five days.
Speaker 6: He said. That's all we need to know is you
Speaker 6: got a machine one day week.
Speaker 16: Machines one day week minutes for the last of years,
Speaker 16: one day week.
Speaker 3: And he's the machine.
Speaker 16: You gotta uh, it's damn bring it up.
Speaker 9: How much is this machine?
Speaker 2: The machine? It is about fifty eight grand what is it?
Speaker 3: Break it down?
Speaker 16: So in essence, we can hold more weight than we
Speaker 16: can pick up because I'm taking my groceries and you
Speaker 16: can put more on me than I can actually pick up.
Speaker 16: Right as human beings, so the machine gives you the
Speaker 16: maximum thing that you can handle for a time, so
Speaker 16: it's constantly changing based on what you're doing. So the
Speaker 16: more you fatigue, the more machine turns it up and
Speaker 16: turns it down. So when you're done, you've done all
Speaker 16: you could possibly do, so it's don need for anything more.
Speaker 3: Twenty minutes and twenty minutes accession.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 9: One day a.
Speaker 2: Week, one day week.
Speaker 16: It's extremely healthy because first off, you get your whole week.
Speaker 3: Back, you get your cardio like because you know they say,
Speaker 3: does your heart.
Speaker 16: I'm not going to take it, okay, If I want
Speaker 16: to get real, real, real strong. I'm a powerlifter, yes,
Speaker 16: heavyweight maybe three reps. I want to get more like
Speaker 16: a bodybuilder, lighter weight, twelve reps.
Speaker 2: Everybody heard of that, right, I want to get ShredIt,
Speaker 2: lighter weight, even thirty reps.
Speaker 16: Or this machine does all three at the same time,
Speaker 16: because any one of votes you do, you lose the
Speaker 16: other two. There's no gravity, so there's no gravity, so
Speaker 16: there's no way for you to get injured, and it's
Speaker 16: giving you everything.
Speaker 2: So when you say do I do cardio? What makes
Speaker 2: your heart bump? Your muscle's moving, if a.
Speaker 16: Car is trying to crush you, your heart pump real fast.
Speaker 16: And that's basically what she's doing. I called it the Precious,
Speaker 16: So she's pushing on you for strong and yeah, people
Speaker 16: gonna take a little bit of your soul, but she
Speaker 16: won't give it back.
Speaker 2: She won't give it back. She won't give it back.
Speaker 3: So how did you hear about this this product?
Speaker 1: Because it's I'm sure this is something and you can
Speaker 1: lose weight with this.
Speaker 16: Yeah, so every reason why we work out, we get
Speaker 16: that accomplished literally in one day if you think about
Speaker 16: it right now, in.
Speaker 2: Every every other part of it, like your consumer world everything.
Speaker 16: You can take your phone from that phone, even though
Speaker 16: we get irritated, it's gonna give you real time data
Speaker 16: from a satellite. Your car can even park itself in
Speaker 16: parallel park. But the gym right now looks like the
Speaker 16: same gym from thirty years ago. It's the only industry,
Speaker 16: so it's just science. We're literally using science and the
Speaker 16: AI to get people stronger, faster, And then we have
Speaker 16: a whole nother model that's for recovery and stress.
Speaker 2: Like it's a game shader. It's a game shad because.
Speaker 16: Most people don't work out because they say it's because
Speaker 16: they're not disciplined.
Speaker 3: Time time.
Speaker 2: It's not really true. It's not really true.
Speaker 3: So what do you think the reason is.
Speaker 2: I think the reason is because we failed. Our space failed.
Speaker 16: All right, Okay, I was sold not to do this,
Speaker 16: but I'm doing it anyway. You name me one consumer
Speaker 16: experience that you can have. Just name one where you
Speaker 16: pay for it in the result, you don't get the result,
Speaker 16: and not only will you pay for it again, but
Speaker 16: you blame yourself.
Speaker 2: Pick one.
Speaker 16: If you go to shape, if you go to get
Speaker 16: your car breaks change and the breaks don't work, it's
Speaker 16: a problem.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 16: Fitness and wellness is the only space where you can.
Speaker 2: Pay me for something you don't get what you paid for.
Speaker 3: A lot of people say marriage, Oh not my marriage.
Speaker 1: I'm that may not makes sense because you pay for
Speaker 1: a gym membership, you are there for a year and
Speaker 1: you don't get the results, and you still do it,
Speaker 1: and you don't get the results and you still do it.
Speaker 1: That's like somebody subscription based flat tummy t and all
Speaker 1: that stuff.
Speaker 2: Because I get to blame you, and then you really
Speaker 2: think you know what, You're right.
Speaker 16: I wasn't disciplined, I didn't stick eating plan. Or are
Speaker 16: they just using bad science? They don't know what they're doing.
Speaker 16: It's just because everybody has a body. They don't mean
Speaker 16: everybody know the science and how to make the body better.
Speaker 1: To break down the machine, how does the machine work?
Speaker 1: I come to your gym and I'm like Doc Chuck.
Speaker 3: Marris with an M. I want to lose, I want
Speaker 3: to gain weight.
Speaker 1: My son plays football for Universe Firsity in Miami and
Speaker 1: he's DS. I want to match him.
Speaker 3: I don't want to.
Speaker 1: I don't have the time to work out like him
Speaker 1: or the discipline got it.
Speaker 16: So yes, I'm gonna look look down because I feel
Speaker 16: like that wasn't That was a conversation earlier that they
Speaker 16: gotta do with me.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 16: The first thing we want to do. You wanna take
Speaker 16: you through what we call the gray matter assessment. It's
Speaker 16: a system that we designed. The gray matter is the
Speaker 16: part of your brain, univers system that controls emotion. More
Speaker 16: all that, You're gonna take you through a two hour assessment.
Speaker 3: I gotta put something on my head or just it's.
Speaker 16: Gonna be a whole bunch of suff We're gonna measure
Speaker 16: your body, your movements, we wanna do all that kind
Speaker 16: of stuff. Then we wanna put together a playbook, which
Speaker 16: is your prescription of what needs to happen for you
Speaker 16: to get the best shape of your life forever, to
Speaker 16: include literally make your heart, brain, and lungs five years younger.
Speaker 2: And then all you do is show up. So what
Speaker 2: is experience?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: You show up?
Speaker 16: You want to come in. You're gonna sit down on
Speaker 16: the pressures. She's gonna talk good to you, gonna talk
Speaker 16: good to her.
Speaker 3: Now you sit down on the pressure, is it or
Speaker 3: you stand up? Or is it water?
Speaker 16: So think of it. So think about you're sitting into
Speaker 16: a cable machine. If you ever been to the gym before, right,
Speaker 16: So I'm sitting in a big cable machine, and imagine
Speaker 16: that this cable machine doesn't have pins. Instead of pins,
Speaker 16: there's motors, and instead of pins, there's a computer screen.
Speaker 16: And we we change the computer screen so to adjust
Speaker 16: for your like your range of motion. We're gonna do
Speaker 16: all of that, and then we hit go and all
Speaker 16: you do is push for your life and the machine
Speaker 16: is adjusting and adapting to you. You feel like it's
Speaker 16: the worst thing you've ever done in your life, and
Speaker 16: it's constantly giving you all the pressure that you can
Speaker 16: possibly take from every range of motion for every movement.
Speaker 16: So chest press, leg press, curl, overhead press everything. The computer,
Speaker 16: the machine, the AI, the prescioreus is squeezing down.
Speaker 2: On you safely because the moment you.
Speaker 3: Let go, it stops in twenty minutes.
Speaker 2: Listen, Charlie, hire seat for me. I'm gonna tell you,
Speaker 2: but I'm not gonna tell nobody.
Speaker 16: We have to say it's twenty minutes, because if we don't,
Speaker 16: everybody gonna say be like, it really only takes.
Speaker 5: Eight and a half half.
Speaker 1: So what about if you wear a wig? Like, if
Speaker 1: you got a wig and your wig is not too nice?
Speaker 1: How do they put the machine on your head?
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, no no. The head on your head
Speaker 2: is just for the diagnostics for natural workout. It's just weeks.
Speaker 17: Yeah, so if it's just just for diagnosis, that means
Speaker 17: you're nothing will sweat on your face.
Speaker 5: Doctor Ma don't have a wig one right now? That
Speaker 5: is her head.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 17: And if you can't tell his beer has died, well today,
Speaker 17: So what I was trying to make sure of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I definitely felt like it was internal.
Speaker 17: You do feel that, yeah, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 17: But there's no do you want to go to the
Speaker 17: gym once and that one time it's like five days.
Speaker 1: Well, doctor Chuck Morris is here, you're gonna explain how, Jess,
Speaker 1: how did you get into this?
Speaker 8: What made you want to work out this way instead
Speaker 8: of going to the gym, you know, every day or
Speaker 8: three or four days out the week.
Speaker 5: How did you arrive here?
Speaker 2: Because I really, like, honestly want people to change their life.
Speaker 2: I had to figure out.
Speaker 16: What's getting in a way, and everybody said, I don't
Speaker 16: have time and I'm not getting results, and there's too
Speaker 16: much science out here.
Speaker 2: I didn't design the machine.
Speaker 16: I just grabbed it and didn't put together a whole
Speaker 16: bunch of other machines that MA can work together. And
Speaker 16: what I saw was only eight percent of the population
Speaker 16: has a fitness program, but it's a trillion dollar business,
Speaker 16: Like that's crazy. But people said, I want to get
Speaker 16: results and I need time bag.
Speaker 2: So I said, okay, well how do we do that?
Speaker 2: Where do we find that?
Speaker 16: And that really drove us into this model of giving
Speaker 16: people their time back.
Speaker 2: So we wanted to.
Speaker 16: I wanted people to say I can do it for
Speaker 16: real and I win. And that took us down Australia Germany, Singapore.
Speaker 16: We wanted searching all over the world for how do
Speaker 16: we get people to actually guarantee their results and make
Speaker 16: it happen faster.
Speaker 2: And that was.
Speaker 16: Like the genesis of that, and then the whole stress
Speaker 16: thing that became.
Speaker 2: I didn't see that coming.
Speaker 16: So, like you mentioned the book Stressing Human Superpower, what
Speaker 16: spawned that was Tip thirteen, So thirteen years ago.
Speaker 2: Anybody that knew me, I was.
Speaker 16: One of the helpless people that they know handstand period
Speaker 16: and I thought I had pink eye. So it was
Speaker 16: bothering me, was irritating, Its bothered Me's irritate me. I
Speaker 16: go to my physician. He does a great phenomenal exam.
Speaker 2: You're right, you do have pink guy. That was the
Speaker 2: entire eye exam. Gave me a script, took the pills.
Speaker 16: Three days later, I'm balled up in the living room
Speaker 16: floor with blanks and stuff over my head and the
Speaker 16: most excruciating pain I had ever been in my life.
Speaker 16: It felt like somebody had like spike gloves on. It'sten
Speaker 16: down my nervous system. They finally said, we got to
Speaker 16: get you to the hospital. So they go to take
Speaker 16: me outside. First time I've been out the door in
Speaker 16: three days, the sunlight hit my eyelids and I hit
Speaker 16: the ground, almost peel on myself because of the pain.
Speaker 16: They taken the South strategy eyes surgeons. I didn't have
Speaker 16: pink eye. Didn't have pink guy, he mistiagnosed me. I
Speaker 16: had ulcers on my eyes.
Speaker 2: From chronic stress. Oh wow, actual ulcers.
Speaker 16: And his medication that he gave me made him grow.
Speaker 16: So I'm the healthiest person that anybody knows that know me,
Speaker 16: and I had been doing it for a long time
Speaker 16: and I didn't know that chronic stress had created ulcers
Speaker 16: in my eyes. And that's when I said, Okay, we
Speaker 16: got to deal with the stress today because this is
Speaker 16: crazy's killing people. And that's what drove us down, the
Speaker 16: stress and how does the brain work, which became kind
Speaker 16: of like our calling car for everything that we do.
Speaker 16: So now everything that we do is recovery based on
Speaker 16: nervous system. So fitness THINGUE is super cool because that
Speaker 16: gets feel in the building like hey, okay, But then
Speaker 16: when they get there they find out that hey, listen,
Speaker 16: we're gonna get you out of chronic pain and get
Speaker 16: you out of chronic stress.
Speaker 2: And that's how we actually change people's lives.
Speaker 3: How much is the procedure? So if somebody wants to
Speaker 3: come to the gym, is their membership? Do they have
Speaker 3: to pay per?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 3: How does it it work?
Speaker 8: Now the procedure and on the workout program?
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, work precedure back.
Speaker 16: So yeah, they can get just recovery thing costs about
Speaker 16: one hundred, one hundred twenty five bucks just for low
Speaker 16: recovery session. And then if they want to actually have
Speaker 16: a membership, it ranges from six hundred and fifty to
Speaker 16: twelve hundred and fifty per month.
Speaker 3: And they need it once a week, once a week.
Speaker 8: Now, can you go more than once a week? Are
Speaker 8: you taking people.
Speaker 16: More than we take people more than once a week?
Speaker 16: Because now you're fishing?
Speaker 3: Like why do you need to your point? Jesus?
Speaker 16: So the exercise is done, so you you're not doing
Speaker 16: any more exercise.
Speaker 2: That's done.
Speaker 16: The rest of the week is all the recovery stuff,
Speaker 16: cidic pain, jaw pain, in ms like all of those,
Speaker 16: all those other recovery things.
Speaker 2: That's what you do the rest of the week.
Speaker 1: So my question to you is, so you do that
Speaker 1: so you never lift weights, you only do the machine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 3: Now, yeah, last eight So for eight years you haven't
Speaker 3: touched the weight. You just do the machine.
Speaker 16: I do a body weight on Sundays. I do a
Speaker 16: body weight program.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 8: And then what about diet, Like, does diet have any
Speaker 8: effect on it at all?
Speaker 2: Like diet does? Okay, it does have a big effect
Speaker 2: on it.
Speaker 16: That's why we do customize nutrition program with AI all
Speaker 16: that kind of stuff. But with that being said, here's
Speaker 16: here's a catch. They be messing the diet thing up.
Speaker 16: That's why it's killing everybody.
Speaker 2: Calories in, calories out. Everybody heard that right, cut your
Speaker 2: calories do have lose weight. If that work, we be
Speaker 2: the fittest like people in the nation.
Speaker 11: It don't work.
Speaker 2: It's not true. It's literally not true. If you take
Speaker 2: an apple.
Speaker 16: And apple has five batteries in it and I put
Speaker 16: it in my body, I don't get to dictate where
Speaker 16: those batteries go. Calories in, calories out is based on
Speaker 16: a closed loop, perfect system, and that's not what the
Speaker 16: about it is. So when we try to do with diet,
Speaker 16: we say, hey, here's the perfect eating for.
Speaker 2: You, your heart, for your ones, for everything. But don't
Speaker 2: start there. Just don't drink sugar like we pick little stuff.
Speaker 2: Because when you.
Speaker 16: Start training and you crease the muscle, cre your bone density,
Speaker 16: and your stress levels go down and the inflammation in
Speaker 16: your body goes down, you can't eat almost whatever you want.
Speaker 2: Okay, but don't tell Jess. I'm trying to get it
Speaker 2: to eat clean.
Speaker 12: Yes, yeah, the diet, oh my god, she could eat half.
Speaker 6: A little better, catch upables in.
Speaker 1: The morning, crazy chocolates just getting started though.
Speaker 5: And raspberry sugar every day every day.
Speaker 3: I don't drink coffee. That's my little that's the sugar.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, here we go. Do y'all work out?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: What's your favorite part?
Speaker 3: None of it?
Speaker 11: Why do you work out?
Speaker 1: Because if not, I'd probably be big as a house.
Speaker 1: I don't know if i'd be big as a house.
Speaker 1: But the healthy, like you know, I do the I
Speaker 1: walk on the treadmill for thirty forty five minutes, twelve
Speaker 1: and a half or three and a half. Then I
Speaker 1: just do you know, body part weights, gotcha, nothing crazy?
Speaker 3: I play basketball, things like that.
Speaker 2: But how much time of week does that take you?
Speaker 1: I used to do it a lot more, but I
Speaker 1: got these two dogs, and these two dogs are busting
Speaker 1: my ass. But I would do it like four times
Speaker 1: a week in the morning before work.
Speaker 2: How about you.
Speaker 6: No, nothing, not at all. I'll go to.
Speaker 2: Sleep, Okay, why not in your opinion.
Speaker 6: I just don't. First of all, I don't have Oh,
Speaker 6: I just don't.
Speaker 17: And also, but so before I was here more I
Speaker 17: would do just like walk, like going outside and walking
Speaker 17: our treadmill.
Speaker 6: Not because of like weight loss or anything, obviously I'm.
Speaker 17: Giving, but because I just felt like I needed to
Speaker 17: be active, like my body didn't feel like it was
Speaker 17: moving right.
Speaker 6: But now I don't do anything because I'm doing something.
Speaker 6: I'm working so much.
Speaker 2: So that's like everybody in the country.
Speaker 6: But your machine sounds like it doesn't sound real, So
Speaker 6: it sounds scary.
Speaker 3: It sounds so good to be true.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it sounds like, yeah, it sounds like it's something
Speaker 17: years from now.
Speaker 6: I have like something going on with myself.
Speaker 16: Because listen, that's only because y'all don't know. It's just
Speaker 16: because you didn't know. If you knew the signs, you're like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 16: that makes sense. Yeah, but all right, I'm make it easy.
Speaker 16: Make it easy. You here, we go, money back guarantee.
Speaker 16: Even doing that for fifteen years, We've never had to
Speaker 16: give anybody money back, money back guarantee.
Speaker 2: Here's the deal. You give me.
Speaker 16: Sixty minutes in the entire week, sixty minutes for the
Speaker 16: whole week, and if I don't change your life, you
Speaker 16: get all your money back.
Speaker 3: How long will it take?
Speaker 11: I love that question?
Speaker 2: How long does it take in this year normally?
Speaker 9: For you?
Speaker 3: I mean cold, Take weeks, take weeks.
Speaker 2: If you had to guess, if you have to guess,
Speaker 2: what would you say?
Speaker 3: It depends how hard you go in the gym.
Speaker 2: So let's say let's say you go.
Speaker 3: Depends what I want to do for you, for you.
Speaker 16: On your normal when you in your flow? How many
Speaker 16: how many weeks you think it might take you to
Speaker 16: for you when you look at like, oh yo, I
Speaker 16: see three weeks, three weeks straight, okay, three three weeks straight.
Speaker 3: Two and a half weeks straight.
Speaker 2: All right, So most people anywhere from forty eight weeks
Speaker 2: it takes somebody to change.
Speaker 1: I could see my body changing in about two and
Speaker 1: a half three weeks. I could see my body, see
Speaker 1: it beautiful. Now let's assume just see here a couple
Speaker 1: off weeks. Let's say it takes you six weeks, six weeks.
Speaker 1: In my world, it's literally six days. It is literally
Speaker 1: six hours.
Speaker 3: The hell you're talking about?
Speaker 2: Come on, that's.
Speaker 6: They just got to try it, right, Listen, you can't
Speaker 6: believe it.
Speaker 16: Every everything you try to do is going to tell
Speaker 16: you that it's wrong until you do it.
Speaker 1: Do you want to go to the gym once and
Speaker 1: that one time it is like five days? Well, doctor
Speaker 1: Chuck Morris is here. He's gonna explain how.
Speaker 17: Lauren, if you can help Envy with his arms in
Speaker 17: the next month, will be there every day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she got a problem.
Speaker 3: That's a good challenge.
Speaker 2: Listen, if he can.
Speaker 6: Come in here with a shirt before the summer is over, proudly.
Speaker 5: He just coming.
Speaker 2: We got to have to be specific to ask you.
Speaker 2: So what's to asking everything?
Speaker 3: I want everything?
Speaker 9: Are we gonna get a I want?
Speaker 18: Come on, Chris Brown, look now, look tell you this
Speaker 18: like this, I tell you I got a rule that
Speaker 18: you don't have to use your powers for good.
Speaker 16: I'm not responsible for what happened after the super Sexy Kick.
Speaker 11: I'm but I want to shirt off.
Speaker 16: Like, if you want to shut off, you will have
Speaker 16: the message you We will got we do got to
Speaker 16: mess with your food.
Speaker 3: Michael B.
Speaker 11: Jordan.
Speaker 3: That's that's what I need. How long can it take
Speaker 3: me to get the Michael B.
Speaker 9: Jordans?
Speaker 2: Hold on?
Speaker 3: I watch that cause to.
Speaker 2: Hold on, we do the man carry the one.
Speaker 1: Give me September, Myptember, when my birthday, September.
Speaker 3: Third, Virgo season third, you come tomorrow. I'm ripping my
Speaker 3: shirt off and it better be Michael B. Jordan's ryod.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I get excited if it looks like Cali me and
Speaker 1: you fighting. I want the Michael B.
Speaker 3: Jordan make you fat.
Speaker 11: You can't make you.
Speaker 2: Want to Michael Jordan.
Speaker 7: I'm listen.
Speaker 6: I want them what you need.
Speaker 3: But you really should do that.
Speaker 1: You know the shot that the one, two three, like
Speaker 1: you should have won the Michael B. Jordan too, John
Speaker 1: Major's three to Chris Brown the fort like so black.
Speaker 3: I want the one, you know what?
Speaker 7: I like that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm serious.
Speaker 5: And we don't get Lauren the Clarissa Shells.
Speaker 2: We want her.
Speaker 6: No, No, I don't want to. That's a lot of
Speaker 6: working out. She's very in shape. I just wanna be there,
Speaker 6: real cute, like, let me just come here every now
Speaker 6: and huh.
Speaker 2: She's looking at the old man.
Speaker 6: We're doing something because I don't gonna do as much. Yeah, well,
Speaker 6: I gotta get my hair braided as much.
Speaker 2: You don't see me as much time. I ain't say
Speaker 2: that you're gonna do as much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, how can people get in touch with you
Speaker 3: and find out more about it? And where are you located?
Speaker 2: We are five seventy five Madison Avenue.
Speaker 16: Okay, that's what it was, between fifty six and fifty
Speaker 16: s walk all right, Yeah, we're right here, and you
Speaker 16: bad will I be?
Speaker 3: After the first day? Do I get sore like your
Speaker 3: real workouts?
Speaker 2: First off, don't call it. Don't say that this ain't
Speaker 2: a real work okay.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The other part of it is we're gonna do the
Speaker 2: recovery right after the workout, so you're not even gonna
Speaker 2: be sore. I want to tell you that because YOU'RENNA.
Speaker 2: You already told me I'm lying. Yeah, we're gonna do
Speaker 2: recovery right afterwards, so you're not even sore.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm serious. I'm coming to them. Off, let me see,
Speaker 3: let me see what.
Speaker 8: This is experience, all right, and then my last question,
Speaker 8: any negative long term effects, like it's anything that you
Speaker 8: know because people will want to know that because this,
Speaker 8: This is some too good to be true.
Speaker 2: Listen, every reason why we work out. You're getting it done.
Speaker 3: What I gotta wear?
Speaker 5: Want to wear a dress?
Speaker 11: You don't wear.
Speaker 6: Spe like like you're going to the gym.
Speaker 8: I've been in there and I've seen people like men
Speaker 8: that have on suits.
Speaker 5: I've seen workout clothes.
Speaker 8: I've seen Yes, I went in there able to skirt
Speaker 8: one time and I was like, oh god, so I
Speaker 8: had to go put on some leggings. But it ain't
Speaker 8: what you think. You don't got to get your hair
Speaker 8: brady to go do it? You really don't.
Speaker 5: No, it's not.
Speaker 8: I promise you. I've been in full face and make
Speaker 8: up because I go right afterward.
Speaker 2: Well, doc, so I'm sorry to answer your question.
Speaker 7: I G.
Speaker 16: So was d R Chuck PhD or you can just
Speaker 16: mid or Midtown bio hack. So Midtown bio hack is
Speaker 16: a G and mine is d R Chuck PhD.
Speaker 1: I just want to tell you it's the wildest Lauren
Speaker 1: that the person that found this out is the person
Speaker 1: that don't want to go to the gym, and Jeffs
Speaker 1: was the one that found it.
Speaker 8: The good will used he will use anybody he will use,
Speaker 8: and he used me to bring your to bring you
Speaker 8: to them because they needed especially them arms.
Speaker 2: You gotta get them.
Speaker 6: I got a video show you.
Speaker 3: I got a video for him too, Doctor Chuck Morris.
Speaker 1: We appreciate CEO of Midtown bio Hack and it's the
Speaker 1: Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning. I see them all, appreciate you. The Breakfast Club.
Speaker 11: Good morning.
Speaker 2: Everybody is the j n V.
Speaker 3: Just hilarious. Charlamagne the guy.
Speaker 1: We are the Breakfast Club. Law La Rosa is here
Speaker 1: and we got a special guest in the building. Yes
Speaker 1: we do, Kirk Franklin. Ladies and gentlemen, Welcome, like I
Speaker 1: left there. That's good, Like I lift here?
Speaker 11: What is this? What is it like the twenty thousand time.
Speaker 2: I'm good with it.
Speaker 11: I'm just humbled.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, first of all, welcome and congratulations for being honored
Speaker 1: at the BT Awards this year.
Speaker 3: How was that feeling nervous?
Speaker 5: Had bubble Gun really what you are the performer of bro.
Speaker 11: I am always nervous. Then we talk about that too.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I can't believe it, even when he said it's
Speaker 6: we talked about.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm always nervous and I go speak if I
Speaker 12: go to a nursing home and perform. I'm nervous if
Speaker 12: I go speak to kids. I always have.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm what's about it makes you nervous?
Speaker 2: Like what is it?
Speaker 3: What are you thinking about?
Speaker 12: First of all, I think that it is serving me well,
Speaker 12: it's because it's never normal. I'm never comfortable. I'm always
Speaker 12: wanting to do my best. I'm always you know, like
Speaker 12: I'm always concerned about every moment, you know, will it
Speaker 12: be good enough, will it be accepted, will it be
Speaker 12: will it be light? And so there's never a moment
Speaker 12: where I'm ever dialing anything in, you know, like everything
Speaker 12: for me is my first. Every project, every album, every song,
Speaker 12: every moment, it's my first. Like I'm a new artist,
Speaker 12: I'm a new I'm a I'm a I'm a I'm
Speaker 12: a struggling artist every time. And I think a lot
Speaker 12: of it, and you know, you're probably can just even
Speaker 12: to test this all the the the guests that you've
Speaker 12: had that have come from traumatic background, you know, childhood, abandonment,
Speaker 12: adoption and all that is that. I think that you
Speaker 12: are always chasing goos. You're always chasing goals. You're always
Speaker 12: looking for that good job baby that Mama didn't give
Speaker 12: you that you didn't need that. You're having those formative years.
Speaker 12: So yeah, every moment is is nerves and new and
Speaker 12: so at the B yeah B two wars, I'm I'm
Speaker 12: about to lose it.
Speaker 11: Next stage, I'm about to pass.
Speaker 9: I'm like why.
Speaker 11: And then I didn't know I was going last.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was mad you went last.
Speaker 3: I was mad.
Speaker 8: I said, you put somebody that like that in the
Speaker 8: front or the middle because it was so late.
Speaker 11: Well yeah, but that but both stayed up.
Speaker 5: I know, we did stay up.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 11: That's kind of y'all. But what I'm saying, though, is
Speaker 11: that you feel even more pressure.
Speaker 12: It's like, I'm not going last. It's like, you know,
Speaker 12: because you Kirk Franklin though, but I'm the gospel guy,
Speaker 12: and so you don't think of your genre having a
Speaker 12: space like that. You don't, you know, and you don't
Speaker 12: even expect it, like you know, Yeah, it's it's it's
Speaker 12: almost like it's it's an honor for even the genre
Speaker 12: to be acknowledged and even part of the the ecosystem.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 12: But when when I found out that I was going last,
Speaker 12: I mean, yeah, brother, you didn't want to be sitting
Speaker 12: by me. Pressure was on I was letting him go.
Speaker 5: So to you on the tailor and Aaron Pierre was
Speaker 5: smelling the little.
Speaker 3: And I lied.
Speaker 11: I was like, oh man, who did that?
Speaker 6: Way? Did you have gash? You were sitting next to me.
Speaker 6: I ain't smell nothing.
Speaker 11: Well, I wasn't nervous talking to you.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's good, right, because you I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 6: I've been telling people since I met you. It's my
Speaker 6: first time. It threw me. I didn't know you were
Speaker 6: so like just normal and yeah, like.
Speaker 3: I said, you real, he's a real Yeah.
Speaker 12: Why do you think people like, what are people expecting
Speaker 12: for me to come in floating on clouds?
Speaker 6: Yes, a little bit, that's what people.
Speaker 12: And I think that's unfortunate, and I think that we
Speaker 12: got to find ways to still deconstruct that. It's I
Speaker 12: just think that it stands in the way of people
Speaker 12: feeling like that they can be a part of the
Speaker 12: family too, you know what I'm saying, Like everybody can
Speaker 12: pull me and be part of.
Speaker 11: This God love wagon. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: It's like and and so it's always challenging for me
Speaker 12: when when there's this work where there's this ideal of
Speaker 12: what being a person that loves Jesus looks like and
Speaker 12: so I want to be the lowliest, the most humble,
Speaker 12: the most realist person so that you can see, man,
Speaker 12: that everybody's supposed to be on this bus. And we
Speaker 12: also will be riding together. Man, we don't always know
Speaker 12: where we're going, but we're riding now.
Speaker 1: The BT Awards, they kept showing you when Kevin Hart
Speaker 1: was doing comedy, and then the whole twist was Kirk
Speaker 1: Frankly was upset with all of Kevin hard jokes.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, they must not know Kirk so bro
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 11: It was so good, it was so good. He's good.
Speaker 11: But then I'll also.
Speaker 12: Give you this side and you know, and and and
Speaker 12: I want him cap right. It's I think that the
Speaker 12: biggest thing is for me is that I always have
Speaker 12: to be careful because I know that there's a community
Speaker 12: of the super religious that if I enjoy something too much,
Speaker 12: then it comes across like, well.
Speaker 11: Why he not, why he's not praying for him?
Speaker 12: He needed to walk out And and so there's this
Speaker 12: there's this dichotomy that that you live in when you
Speaker 12: say that you represent faith, that it's like I love.
Speaker 11: Jesus, but I'm not Jesus, I'm not him.
Speaker 12: I love God. I live in a body that ain't
Speaker 12: his yet until he cracks the sky and make me
Speaker 12: more like him. And until then, I live in this
Speaker 12: broken house, and I live in a world where things
Speaker 12: are gonna be funny. I'm gonna stub my toe and
Speaker 12: I'm not gonna speak a tongue in the middle of
Speaker 12: the night.
Speaker 11: I'm gonna gus. You know what I'm saying. You push
Speaker 11: me too hard, it's gonna be hands you know.
Speaker 12: I mean, I'm you know I I I am not
Speaker 12: a perfect person.
Speaker 11: And so when something's funny and it's good and funny,
Speaker 11: I want to laugh.
Speaker 1: How do you stop yourself from laughing? Because he kept
Speaker 1: going and you know, Kevin, Kevin's gonna keep going.
Speaker 3: To get and you calling laughing.
Speaker 8: Wife, you are, but you still was trying to keep
Speaker 8: that sense of like all right, like you was like cracking,
Speaker 8: but you were like still containing yourself.
Speaker 11: Because it was funny.
Speaker 12: It was it's funny, he's funny, he's good, and so
Speaker 12: you get to see them perfect Kirk.
Speaker 8: But I think also what people don't understand is God
Speaker 8: don't want us to be perfect anyway, And either like
Speaker 8: I just you know, Jesus, they were not supposed to
Speaker 8: be perfect. That's why he made us in his image.
Speaker 8: But it's like if he if you put us here
Speaker 8: and he knew, he know everything we're gonna do before
Speaker 8: we do it, like he already knows. It's like we
Speaker 8: are not him, We're of him, you know it. We're
Speaker 8: not meant to be perfect. We're just meant to follow him,
Speaker 8: and in that we.
Speaker 12: Always should be pursuing to be better matter. We want
Speaker 12: to be more like him, we want to be able
Speaker 12: to be changed in ways. There are things that I
Speaker 12: see in myself that I want to grow and look
Speaker 12: more like him.
Speaker 11: But I'm not on your watch.
Speaker 12: I'm not on your calendar, and how I get there,
Speaker 12: I am on his. And so I think that if
Speaker 12: we like I said something on this uh this new
Speaker 12: digital series album called Dane of Kings, is that we
Speaker 12: have to understand man, that that that that we are patient.
Speaker 11: We're not doctors.
Speaker 12: And Christianity is supposed to be a place that's a hospital.
Speaker 12: It's a hospital, and that's to be a country club.
Speaker 12: It's will be a place where people that don't have
Speaker 12: it together come and everybody can feel comfortable that they
Speaker 12: know that they don't have it together.
Speaker 11: But when people.
Speaker 12: Come to us in our community and they feel like that,
Speaker 12: we are more concerned about their their their habits and
Speaker 12: their ways been changed before our eyes, and you're not
Speaker 12: being changed yet you know doing it. It's like that
Speaker 12: that then people create performance anxiety. That's where the mask
Speaker 12: comes is because if I don't look the way that
Speaker 12: you think I should look soon, then now I gotta
Speaker 12: fake it till I make it, and then you never
Speaker 12: and then what happens then you become a human doing
Speaker 12: and never human being.
Speaker 1: They also, I'm sorry, I was gonna say back to
Speaker 1: the B and T Awards, they were mad at one
Speaker 1: of your outfits that you wore.
Speaker 6: They were mad at every I was about to say that, like.
Speaker 11: The office had them this year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they said that you apologized for it was you
Speaker 3: wore like a take topic.
Speaker 6: We talked about that to the media room.
Speaker 1: But what made bad at the I mean, it wasn't
Speaker 1: pom pom shorts. You didn't have a dog.
Speaker 17: So they try to say sorry, They try to say.
Speaker 6: Yeah, sorry, yeah, sorry. You just feel like that.
Speaker 17: It's so crazy, how like naturally you just feel like
Speaker 17: the homie, and I'm like, it's Kirk Franklin. He kind
Speaker 17: of like watching you at the BET Awards and seeing
Speaker 17: it you might.
Speaker 6: Went out seeing God didn't want me to call you.
Speaker 5: Bro, That's what happened. Don't you call it?
Speaker 3: Was still kicking it with Kirk Franklin.
Speaker 17: Laurence talking about the awards show though there were a
Speaker 17: couple of things. So first, people were upset at the
Speaker 17: performance in a hole like they felt like, yeah, I mean,
Speaker 17: I thought it was a great performance. But I think people, uh,
Speaker 17: I think it just goes to like the people that
Speaker 17: you bring onto stage and how you uh.
Speaker 6: I have a quote here.
Speaker 17: I think it was DJ Cadam was upset about Glorilla
Speaker 17: winning the award, but they also called He also mentioned
Speaker 17: like things being like a mockery of worship and like
Speaker 17: things of that nature. Do you get tired of that
Speaker 17: conversation at this point or at this point are you're
Speaker 17: so used to it?
Speaker 6: It's whatever?
Speaker 2: Be real, bro, gay.
Speaker 11: Own everything. I love. It is what it is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it.
Speaker 11: Is what this God bless him and God blessed him.
Speaker 1: How did you feel about that? Because some people were
Speaker 1: mad that the Gospel category it was Glorilla in yourself.
Speaker 1: It was little Baby in Yourself. It was rhapsody, not
Speaker 1: your quote unquote typical gospel songs. What did you think
Speaker 1: about that that Golrilla won her first BT award was
Speaker 1: a gospel record.
Speaker 3: What are your thoughts on that? Primarily gospel artists.
Speaker 12: I'm trying to keep my eyes on the prize, trying
Speaker 12: to focus on the things that really matter. I'm trying
Speaker 12: to tell the world about Jesus, to the world that
Speaker 12: for God, soul of the world, that he gave his
Speaker 12: only son, who ever believes in him should not perish,
Speaker 12: and that ever last in life. That's what I man,
Speaker 12: That's what I mat Everything else is just noise.
Speaker 11: That's what I man.
Speaker 8: I feel like you meet people where they are. You've
Speaker 8: been doing that since I since I was a little girl.
Speaker 8: Like you know, I feel like when you say you
Speaker 8: meet people where you are, it's always been saying you
Speaker 8: meet people where they are. Right, Christ and Christianity and
Speaker 8: Church don't look the same for everybody. So if like
Speaker 8: a Gloilla can speak to us the youth, you you know,
Speaker 8: and you stamp it and we like, oh we know,
Speaker 8: Kirk Frank, this is who all of our mothers and
Speaker 8: grandmothers and aunts played and growing up. And she because
Speaker 8: she she is the bridge, you know what I mean,
Speaker 8: Like she would be the bridge for it. And God
Speaker 8: uses everybody like you can use anybody, can use a
Speaker 8: bum on the street, and can use a homeless person.
Speaker 5: He can use you know, anybody to.
Speaker 8: Lead you know to so you can pay attention to
Speaker 8: bring you to you know, to God.
Speaker 5: And Jesus, I feel like it's not it's not. Why
Speaker 5: is that frowned upon?
Speaker 7: You know what I mean?
Speaker 12: There's a text in scripture there's this moment where the
Speaker 12: disciples were talking to Jesus about people that were not
Speaker 12: part of their crew that was also using his name
Speaker 12: and trying to do things in his name, and they
Speaker 12: were upset about it because they were not part of
Speaker 12: the crew, and so they came to Jesus they pull up,
Speaker 12: was like, yo, man, you need to go pull up
Speaker 12: on a boy.
Speaker 11: And then they over there.
Speaker 12: Saying your name and trying to doo woo in your name,
Speaker 12: and we need to we really need to squash that.
Speaker 12: And that Jesus was like, yo, if they over there
Speaker 12: and they are still trying to do good things in
Speaker 12: my name even though they're not.
Speaker 11: Part of our crew. I'm not going to squash that.
Speaker 12: It's because they are still telling people my name, and
Speaker 12: so I feel that it is the same that today.
Speaker 12: That Christianity has for so long been a country club,
Speaker 12: and you've had to have a membership, you've had to
Speaker 12: look a certain way, like like like, let me tell
Speaker 12: one thing that's funny to me is that people always
Speaker 12: say to me and even tell me sometimes it's like,
Speaker 12: you know, like y'all look younger the other y'all did
Speaker 12: when y'all first started. Let me tell what a lot
Speaker 12: of that was. We were assimilating to what the church.
Speaker 12: If you were young in church, you had to look
Speaker 12: old to be thought of as serious, Like they didn't
Speaker 12: take you serious if you did not look a certain way.
Speaker 12: So you dressed though, you had the long you know,
Speaker 12: you had the lung jackets, you know, the squat toe gators.
Speaker 3: You know, had the big lamp shed had.
Speaker 12: First time I took it to Cojin convention, we were
Speaker 12: twenty five years old. And you know, God blessed Church
Speaker 12: got in Christ. Love Church got in Christ.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 12: But there's a certain aesthetic that sometimes you have on
Speaker 12: me twenty five years old, got a big old hat
Speaker 12: on gloves and she said, she said, I felt like
Speaker 12: trick or treat, you know, because we were trying to assimilate.
Speaker 12: You're trying to do all the things to be accepted
Speaker 12: as a young person. And so now I mean, we're
Speaker 12: just comfortable being who we are. And I just think
Speaker 12: that it is really really important to just put people
Speaker 12: back on the focus of what matters.
Speaker 1: He's what matters, that's right now? What was the concept
Speaker 1: of Dean of King's How what inspired that?
Speaker 11: Bro? First of all? Bro? First of all, I am
Speaker 11: bro Bro.
Speaker 12: That's the motif of the show, right, bro, Bro, And
Speaker 12: it's a beautiful thing, beautiful thing. But one thing that
Speaker 12: I'm very excited about is that I just had this
Speaker 12: idea that I've always been told that people enjoy the
Speaker 12: way I hold court during dinner, Like when you go
Speaker 12: to dinner with me, we're gonna chop. You know, we're
Speaker 12: gonna chop about politics. You know, we won't talk to
Speaker 12: talk about religion, sex, We're gonna talk about whatever and
Speaker 12: get it in. And so during my birthday, I came
Speaker 12: to Atlanta. Well, I went to Atlanta, had dinner with
Speaker 12: some of my good guy friends and they were like, yo, bro,
Speaker 12: you need to turn this in so just you know,
Speaker 12: because I've had really great conversations and so with that,
Speaker 12: I just thought about having dinner with black men and
Speaker 12: what that could look like in that conversation. And so
Speaker 12: the first episode shouting in Atlanta, great food chef, beautiful house.
Speaker 12: You know, you had Country Wayne, you had h Lou,
Speaker 12: you had uh, you had the Vaal, you had d C.
Speaker 11: And it was in a credible moment. And the response
Speaker 11: has been.
Speaker 6: I've been telling everybody I know to watch it.
Speaker 11: It's been amazing, as like when you shocked at the response.
Speaker 8: Yes, especially with DC and how he gets deep and
Speaker 8: high yak man. I love that because that's my brother,
Speaker 8: you know what I mean? Yes, yes, yes, And you
Speaker 8: know even Country Wayne, you know, like just you gave
Speaker 8: them that safe space, that vulnerable place where they can
Speaker 8: they can talk about things that they don't usually talk about,
Speaker 8: and they talk about but they don't go in depth
Speaker 8: with it, you know what I mean, Like you provide
Speaker 8: that and I love to see that.
Speaker 12: And it has been I mean, the response has been
Speaker 12: overwhelmed like it has been so so you know, we've
Speaker 12: got another one on deck coming up soon you know,
Speaker 12: and it's just you know, dinner conversations with men with
Speaker 12: black men. And I'm humble and I want to thank
Speaker 12: everybody that's been tuning in and watching it in. It's
Speaker 12: just been it's just been an amazing moment.
Speaker 5: And it's like men's therapy. It's like watching a men's
Speaker 5: therapy session.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 17: It's each episode about fatherhood. There is gonna be different
Speaker 17: things that make different different conversations. Next one is by
Speaker 17: being a boss, and uh, you know, we we are
Speaker 17: going to have so many conversations that are just really
Speaker 17: just kind of peeling back and just having a really,
Speaker 17: really really great conversation.
Speaker 11: You're gonna pull up on one, of course, don't play.
Speaker 17: I think no, I think v and Charlotte, I think
Speaker 17: y'all be so amazing, and to sit down it'd be
Speaker 17: fire because it's like a real conversation, non judgmental as well.
Speaker 12: Non judgmental, non judgmental. And I want everybody to feel safe,
Speaker 12: and I try to lead with vulnerability and transparency myself.
Speaker 12: So I try to create the environment that makes you
Speaker 12: feel safe and comfortable.
Speaker 8: Will there ever be a episode with you and your
Speaker 8: baby boy, your son.
Speaker 11: It's not that I haven't thought about it. It's it's
Speaker 11: it's it's it's because it's still a working progress.
Speaker 12: I would want there to be real healing in his life,
Speaker 12: or there is anything that that that that that puts a.
Speaker 11: Spotlight, they could even be more damaging. Got it to
Speaker 11: his process.
Speaker 12: You know, I want him hold. I don't give a
Speaker 12: heck about ratings. You know, I was gonna say someone else,
Speaker 12: but I just want him hope and so whatever is
Speaker 12: going to be for his best healing. And a lot
Speaker 12: of times that that happens when the cameras.
Speaker 3: All, what's your relationship now with them.
Speaker 11: It's it's still work. It's it's it's still work.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 11: The beautiful thing that has happened is, you.
Speaker 12: Know, I ran into my biological father these years and
Speaker 12: his what's the most incredible thing about God? Everything that
Speaker 12: my oldest son needs, that's his profession, your day's profession,
Speaker 12: biological father's profession. And I think you can impact that, right, right,
Speaker 12: everything that my oldest needs. So my biological has come
Speaker 12: in because.
Speaker 11: That's his grandson.
Speaker 12: So he has a personal interest and and and and
Speaker 12: him being whole. And it's been amazing.
Speaker 11: It's been well, it's been amazing to watch, but it's still.
Speaker 3: I was still kicking it with Kirk Franklin.
Speaker 1: Do you do you regret what you've done in gospel
Speaker 1: music because it took so much time away from your family.
Speaker 11: That's an incredible question. It's I think that any man,
Speaker 11: in my humble opinion, that is.
Speaker 12: Ambitious and driven will always look back and have regrets
Speaker 12: on how the people around them have had to suffer
Speaker 12: because of.
Speaker 1: That because you, yeah, your family suffered, but you brought
Speaker 1: joy to people. You've probably seen a million in one
Speaker 1: lives with your music and your dancing and the word,
Speaker 1: but you might have hurt a couple in the family
Speaker 1: because you weren't there.
Speaker 3: So how does that balance out? And and you know,
Speaker 3: as a father that works a lot, I feel that
Speaker 3: sometimes it's like, damn, should I be home learning this time?
Speaker 3: But I gotta dills.
Speaker 6: Y'all talked about this, Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, yeah, or you know you you you.
Speaker 12: Have many regrets. Yeah, you have many regrets, and you
Speaker 12: have confusion. It's because it's it's it's almost like if
Speaker 12: you were not driven, if you were not a dog,
Speaker 12: if you didn't have that attitude, then you wouldn't have
Speaker 12: been what you are. But you also know that many
Speaker 12: around you, whether it's your wife or your kids, that
Speaker 12: they've suffered a lot, that they've gone through a lot
Speaker 12: because it comes with a heavy price. And I think
Speaker 12: that for me, mine also has another level of of
Speaker 12: of kind of dichotomy is because you also don't want
Speaker 12: to You don't want their kids faith to be I
Speaker 12: don't want having to do with Jesus because Jesus was
Speaker 12: the dude that kept my daddy away. So I'm trying,
Speaker 12: you know, you've also tried to have that new on
Speaker 12: space in that too. Now, the beauty of my children,
Speaker 12: it's the mother my My my children are are are
Speaker 12: are great because of their mama, Tammy, Tammy has Tammy
Speaker 12: is like she just that Midas touch, you know she
Speaker 12: But then how mama was that Tammy's mama's dad. Tammy's
Speaker 12: Mama's like that with me, you know, just that said
Speaker 12: mightas touch and she knew I didn't have a mama,
Speaker 12: So it's Bama just that Midus touched. But yeah, you
Speaker 12: live with a lot of regret, you live with a
Speaker 12: lot of guilt, you live with a lot of questions,
Speaker 12: You live with that internal war of of of of
Speaker 12: missing things, and and wondering what it would what what
Speaker 12: it would have been more like for you to be
Speaker 12: at home. But then at the same time, you also
Speaker 12: that dude that wakes up in the middle of the
Speaker 12: night with dreams and ideas and ambitions and songs. You know,
Speaker 12: like I wake up in middlight with songs, and and
Speaker 12: you know, I'm at a basketball game and I got
Speaker 12: to step outside to put something in my phone because
Speaker 12: of songs. Because if that song don't work, then I
Speaker 12: can't pay for that school. And I can't pay for
Speaker 12: that college. I can't pay for that your new car.
Speaker 12: You won't after you graduate. It's like, you know, there's
Speaker 12: that tension. It's because people are blessed by your sacrifice,
Speaker 12: but then they're also hurt by your sacrifice.
Speaker 11: Yeah. And I don't know all the answers. I just
Speaker 11: try to show up and be honest.
Speaker 3: What I love.
Speaker 8: I love that you said social media is not evil,
Speaker 8: you know, it's it's broken people that use it as
Speaker 8: a tool of evil.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Right, So does commentary on social media affect you at all?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I can.
Speaker 12: Yeah, And I think anybody be lying, and I think
Speaker 12: that we all try to do our social media ask
Speaker 12: we try to pull back, you know, like after the
Speaker 12: Beach Awards, I was like, I'm not reading nothing.
Speaker 11: I don't want to read nothing.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I don't want nothing, you know, And then you know,
Speaker 12: a few days of Lady by yourself, look.
Speaker 11: Please about Jesus. Yeah you know. So you know, yeah,
Speaker 11: you you you. You find that tension and you try
Speaker 11: to do the best.
Speaker 12: I really believe y'all, And I know y'all gotta wrap
Speaker 12: me up real soon, man, I gotta believe. I believe
Speaker 12: that everything that we discussed can be summarized in these
Speaker 12: major points of humans have to be more kind to
Speaker 12: humans that we we Here's.
Speaker 11: The illustration before I go.
Speaker 12: Right, if you are on an island and the island
Speaker 12: is now slowly sinking into the water, and the only
Speaker 12: way off that island to the other piece of bigger
Speaker 12: land is this rope, this type rope, and everybody has
Speaker 12: to walk across that type rope. Now, why mind you,
Speaker 12: they're walking over water that is shark infested, right, so
Speaker 12: if you fall off that type rope, but that's the
Speaker 12: only way to get off this island.
Speaker 11: It's this type rope.
Speaker 12: Everybody that is getting on that type rope. If you're
Speaker 12: sitting there, standing there watching them because you know your
Speaker 12: turn is coming up next, you're not going to be
Speaker 12: sitting there criticizing how they're getting off on that type
Speaker 12: You're not gonna.
Speaker 11: Be going, look at a feat Look at shit, I
Speaker 11: didn't walking on it, right, look at look at it.
Speaker 9: You're not doing it.
Speaker 11: You know when you're not doing that because you know
Speaker 11: what you're next. So you said, going, please man, oh God,
Speaker 11: please let them make it. Please she made it. She
Speaker 11: may because they give you hope that you can make it.
Speaker 11: That's what life is.
Speaker 12: It's sinking and we're trying to get off, and there's
Speaker 12: only way. There's only one way, and but we're criticizing
Speaker 12: each other while we're trying to get on.
Speaker 11: That's the only way. There's no boat, there's nothing.
Speaker 12: The only way off that's sinking is Look, is this
Speaker 12: damn difficult way? We should be praying people make it
Speaker 12: instead of complaining how they walking?
Speaker 11: Because you next and the church head.
Speaker 5: Amen, dang well, dang I was let me walk. How
Speaker 5: did you listen?
Speaker 8: You got some of the strongest pipes coming up out
Speaker 8: of your choirs, Like I'm talking about like everybody was
Speaker 8: like a lead singer, like everybody, How did you find
Speaker 8: these people?
Speaker 11: That's how I do it.
Speaker 5: That's how you do it.
Speaker 12: I do it is I look for lead singers, individuals.
Speaker 12: It's I go after artists. Yeah, I look at people
Speaker 12: that I see an artist come rock with, and that's
Speaker 12: what I do and that's why they're so amazing.
Speaker 11: Yeah. So, but that's dope that you caught that.
Speaker 8: Since I was I'm like, yo hot, everybody can not
Speaker 8: just sing, but saying everybody can sing like he did
Speaker 8: add like everybody do their own solo.
Speaker 5: Ye crazy man.
Speaker 8: But I want to say I love you so much you.
Speaker 8: I've been inspired since I was like just so young,
Speaker 8: just those lunch mornings my mother pop yin CDs and
Speaker 8: for every CD we had. You know, I grew up
Speaker 8: on you and I love you and I'm so happy
Speaker 8: that I got to meet you.
Speaker 3: You know, this is so crazy. This is the first
Speaker 3: time you met him, because he.
Speaker 5: Always I met him before I met him.
Speaker 6: But it is frank because you men are in our household.
Speaker 6: Are literally word.
Speaker 17: I know that like every everything, yea, my whole life.
Speaker 17: So meeting you was just like so I'm mad.
Speaker 6: It was Kirk Franklin like okay, and it is your presence.
Speaker 8: So I thank you so much just for all of
Speaker 8: your work and everything that you that you've done, you've
Speaker 8: contributed to just to my household and my and to gospel,
Speaker 8: the Word of God, everything.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: That's kind of yeah. Thank you well, Dinner Kings. You
Speaker 1: can check it out on YouTube. New single dude again.
Speaker 3: We're about to play that again and we have to leave.
Speaker 9: With a prayer.
Speaker 2: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 12: I was.
Speaker 6: For you first of all.
Speaker 17: He prayed for me at the media room as well too. Okay,
Speaker 17: I'm always covering in prayer.
Speaker 3: Thank you all right, always covering your week too.
Speaker 8: But you see, say you, I need you to exactly
Speaker 8: exactly more because they talked about them, so many of
Speaker 8: them talked them right off.
Speaker 11: We including prayer for Zaddy.
Speaker 17: Are you allowed to say that to God?
Speaker 6: Go here? I can't.
Speaker 12: I can't say, man, Father, wow, man, thank you so
Speaker 12: much that you are just the most kindest, the most patient,
Speaker 12: creative of them all. Thank you Lord, that you constantly
Speaker 12: just forgive us when we mess up, and that you
Speaker 12: are always warning us to win because when we win
Speaker 12: it makes you look great.
Speaker 11: Father.
Speaker 12: We know that the world is crazy. And Father, I
Speaker 12: want to thank you for these three soldiers, for the
Speaker 12: four soldiers, and how they are doing their best to
Speaker 12: try to plant seeds of goodness in the earth. Just
Speaker 12: watch over their families, watch over their lives. If we've
Speaker 12: ever needed you before, we need you in the world now.
Speaker 12: Please break down the walls of religion so that we
Speaker 12: can be able to see the light of your son.
Speaker 12: And I'm talking about your son as o end and father.
Speaker 12: We want him to be glorified in our lives. We
Speaker 12: are far from perfect, messed up, and we love the
Speaker 12: fact that you take the lemons and make lemonade in
Speaker 12: our lives every day. Thank you for not giving up
Speaker 12: on us. We want to make you proud, We want
Speaker 12: to make you happy. And your name Jesus, Amen, Amen.
Speaker 1: All right, Well there you have it. It's Kirk Franklin.
Speaker 1: It's the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 9: On the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 15: In the words of charlemagnea god, oh man, Charlamagne, you've
Speaker 15: given Donkey a day to.
Speaker 9: Who now well busted rhymes.
Speaker 13: Donkey today goes the summer from Batties Africa. Respectfully, I
Speaker 13: have never heard of this woman or this show in
Speaker 13: my life. I asked Jess Hilarius this morning, what is
Speaker 13: Baddie's Africa and just explained it to me.
Speaker 9: What did you say, Yes, you did.
Speaker 5: Baddies is just batties.
Speaker 2: They just over the in Africa.
Speaker 8: They took the Shenanigans over there and still fighting over
Speaker 8: domb sub.
Speaker 5: All the bitches, same bitches.
Speaker 9: So it's no Africans.
Speaker 5: No, ain't no Africans on the show.
Speaker 3: They're just doing it in Africa.
Speaker 9: Yes, okay, and it's on zeus.
Speaker 5: Yes, you know all the answers to all the questions
Speaker 5: you ask him.
Speaker 9: Well, because that's the last year earlier.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 13: I still don't know what's going on, but I saw
Speaker 13: that a young woman on the show name Summer, issued
Speaker 13: an apology for something she said on the show, and
Speaker 13: I just thought it would be a great moment to teach. Okay,
Speaker 13: let me read the headline. Summer issues an apology for
Speaker 13: recent controversial Emmitt Till comments.
Speaker 9: Let's listen to the comments. You will always miss Betchell.
Speaker 2: Wish you gonna be like n.
Speaker 3: Was my emit zill damn?
Speaker 9: Oh, Summer, you didn't learn from Lila Wayne.
Speaker 13: Maybe you're too young to remember, but Lil Wayne Back
Speaker 13: in twenty thirteen, he had a line where he said,
Speaker 13: beat that poom pum up like Emmettil, and people got
Speaker 13: pissed rightfully.
Speaker 9: So if you don't know who.
Speaker 13: Emmett Till is, I would encourage you to watch the
Speaker 13: movie Tell, which came out in twenty twenty two. Simple
Speaker 13: and playing Emmettel was murdered in nineteen fifty five for
Speaker 13: allegedly flirting with a white woman.
Speaker 9: Her name was Carolyn Bryan Dunham.
Speaker 13: She accused Till of whistling at her and making underwanted advances,
Speaker 13: and claimed Till grabbed her and made low comments. Later,
Speaker 13: she reportedly admitted the claims were false. Okay, alive, Look, Summer,
Speaker 13: I don't know you. I respect your apology because she
Speaker 13: did apologize already, and in her apology she said that
Speaker 13: I what if she said. She says she has committed
Speaker 13: to learning and growing. She said a whole lot of
Speaker 13: other stuff, but I really want to hone in on
Speaker 13: that part. She says, she is committed to learning and
Speaker 13: growing from this experience. That's all we get to ask
Speaker 13: for people. And I know some folks don't feel like
Speaker 13: they should have to teach people about certain things, and
Speaker 13: I disagree because everyone doesn't know. So I'm going to
Speaker 13: give you three reasons people should never make jokes about
Speaker 13: the m mat Tel situation.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 13: Number one, it's the symbol of racial terror and injustice.
Speaker 13: It was a brutal act of white supremacy that helped
Speaker 13: ignite the Civil rights movement. We wouldn't enjoy the freedoms
Speaker 13: we have now without that movement summer, So when you
Speaker 13: joke about a situation like that, you trivialize the pain
Speaker 13: and trauma inflicted on us black Americans. Number two, it
Speaker 13: disrespects the family and legacy of Mammy Tail. Okay, Mammy
Speaker 13: Tail had an open casket funeral to show the world
Speaker 13: what racism and white supremacy had done to her son.
Speaker 13: When you make fun of how he looked, you know,
Speaker 13: you make light of the gravity of her choice. Once again,
Speaker 13: that choice sparked the civil rights movement, which enables us
Speaker 13: to enjoy it's certain freedoms in liberties. Number three, it
Speaker 13: fuels desensitization. We already desensitized enough. We can't joke about
Speaker 13: extreme suffering because when we do that, it normalizes violence
Speaker 13: and makes people not have empathy. When you laughing atrocities
Speaker 13: like m mantil. Then it becomes easier to ignore them
Speaker 13: and repeat them. Black pain and trauma is not a joke.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 13: Those are my three reasons. Now, I don't know if
Speaker 13: this is true or not. Just you can tell me.
Speaker 13: But on the internet they say someone don't.
Speaker 11: Wash her ass.
Speaker 5: That's what they're saying up and down the car man.
Speaker 3: She dirty, mean.
Speaker 9: On Babe shower. I don't watch the show, so.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 13: Yea, they said, have you ever seen that on the show?
Speaker 8: No, I never seen nobody not Babe. I don't watch
Speaker 8: the show.
Speaker 3: My little sister does.
Speaker 9: I don't believe you.
Speaker 13: Okay, I saw a post on social media, okay me
Speaker 13: or just don't watch the show allegedly, So I don't
Speaker 13: know if this is true, on whether or not you
Speaker 13: babe or not somehe. All I know is you can't
Speaker 13: be dirty physically and mentally.
Speaker 9: Okay. You got to pick a struggle.
Speaker 13: So if you don't wash your ass, in the words
Speaker 13: of a great Black philosopher, DG. Yola, you gotta get
Speaker 13: yourself together and at least go give your brain a bath.
Speaker 9: Okay, go to church, start listening, and get on the
Speaker 9: right path. Summer.
Speaker 13: Emmid Till was fourteen years old when he was murdered
Speaker 13: over a lie. We can't be so morally bankrupt as
Speaker 13: a people that were on reality TV making jokes about
Speaker 13: Emmett Till because folks already think women on reality TV
Speaker 13: shows like the one you are on are morally bankrupt.
Speaker 13: So don't prove them right. Please give someone from Baddie's
Speaker 13: Africa the biggest he hull.
Speaker 3: Crazy. All right, you can't stands.
Speaker 5: I'm someone don't take a bath.
Speaker 9: I'm like Walker.
Speaker 13: I heard him say that too, and I thought he
Speaker 13: was about That was the second time after I already
Speaker 13: asked you, I said, who is Summer from Baddie's Africa?
Speaker 13: And you went in You was like, oh my god,
Speaker 13: that show is no on. That show was actually African.
Speaker 13: They auditioned the bunch of people from Africa but didn't
Speaker 13: choose the level. Yeah.
Speaker 8: All came from my little sister who watches the show.
Speaker 8: I watched Justin's Cabaret. I do not watch babies. He
Speaker 8: was all that I was doing.
Speaker 9: That's where you got your head, Jesus.
Speaker 5: I was on Johnson's Cabaret.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I hosted the reunion. I used to watch
Speaker 8: Batties when Krishawn was on there, and I watched a
Speaker 8: little bit when Susiki came, but then I just stopped.
Speaker 5: That's Krishan's sister.
Speaker 8: But there it's no they fight for no reason like
Speaker 8: it's no reason, no nothing like anybody just went around
Speaker 8: screaming fighting where you watch it, that's the reason why.
Speaker 13: And what was the context of that clip? Did they
Speaker 13: did somebody get beat up? Did I watch you said that?
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, all right, well thank you for that donkey today.
Speaker 3: Yes, the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 8: Ax about me for relationship problems, as about me. If
Speaker 8: you need to beat your coworker's ass, at about me,
Speaker 8: for your coworker needs to beat your ass, call it up.
Speaker 8: They got to Jess, and I'm here to fix your mess.
Speaker 3: Fix your mess.
Speaker 5: It's getting very much messy.
Speaker 3: Let me fix that morning. Everybody is dej n V.
Speaker 1: Jess, Hilarrys Charlamagne, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: We got Steve on the line. Steve, what's your question
Speaker 1: for Jess?
Speaker 7: All right, what's going on?
Speaker 16: Jess?
Speaker 9: So look check itself.
Speaker 4: So me and my girl been going out for four
Speaker 4: years and you know I ain't.
Speaker 19: Never wanted to do this. So I had to, Like
Speaker 19: one night, how phone was open right and there was
Speaker 19: a message from another person. So I looked on her
Speaker 19: and he was talking about I love you and all
Speaker 19: this type of stuff.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, bro, who the heck could this be?
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 19: I had all this trunk and stuff towards to my girl,
Speaker 19: so you know, I would never thought this will ever happen,
Speaker 19: you know.
Speaker 4: What I'm saying. Far as we her texting, we've been
Speaker 4: going together for like four years, and I could to
Speaker 4: herd that morning and she was like, Oh.
Speaker 14: That's just a friend and we've just been friends.
Speaker 11: And all that.
Speaker 19: You don't have to worry about him, So how do
Speaker 19: you think I should go about that?
Speaker 14: Yo?
Speaker 9: He doesn't hit now, So I mean, what's the point.
Speaker 3: Damn, Why do you think you hit?
Speaker 7: Why do you think you hit?
Speaker 5: It's somebody love it and all that?
Speaker 11: What you mean she done?
Speaker 13: Yeah, you ain't gotta worry. She told you ain't got
Speaker 13: to worry about him because she doesn't hit, and she
Speaker 13: and she probably she probably ain't enjoying sexually.
Speaker 3: This is Jess fixed my mask.
Speaker 9: Jess, what do you think I'm helping Jess because.
Speaker 5: I think I think what cha man said it was right?
Speaker 7: Yo.
Speaker 19: Think she hit though, Like I mean, that could be
Speaker 19: Jo the guy.
Speaker 5: The guy said I love you.
Speaker 14: Yo, got you?
Speaker 3: He might well give said I love you damn.
Speaker 9: And that's it up, it up.
Speaker 13: And that's what you get for going through her phone.
Speaker 13: Why would you go through her phone? You know she
Speaker 13: was cheating on you. You know you just want to
Speaker 13: confirm me. You just want a confirmation. You're male instincts.
Speaker 13: We always talking about the woman instincts. Your male instinct
Speaker 13: told you that she's cheating on you, and now you've
Speaker 13: got confirmation.
Speaker 9: But you don't want to leave you? And what was
Speaker 9: she saying?
Speaker 3: She keeps saying, because I'm sure you asked what does
Speaker 3: she keep saying?
Speaker 14: But she was just more aggressive. She was just more
Speaker 14: aggressive with the stuff.
Speaker 7: It was just like, man, you don't have to worry
Speaker 7: about this. It's just a.
Speaker 5: Friend and all that.
Speaker 4: I'm like, bro, why are you so mad?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: That's because you blew our cup like you was being nosy.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Steven, I'm gonna get them out at her.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna at the road. Jack.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, you got to you deserve Bennet King.
Speaker 7: All right, thank you, You'll have a nice day. All right.
Speaker 1: Hello, who's this anonymous? Okay, anonymous? What's your question for?
Speaker 20: Yes, I long story short, and she did on my
Speaker 20: fiance and I found a GPS tracker in my car recently,
Speaker 20: and I don't know what to do.
Speaker 5: Stop cheating.
Speaker 8: That's what you gotta stop doing, because that's why you
Speaker 8: How long you've been cheating?
Speaker 5: He's obviously been on to you for a while.
Speaker 3: How long?
Speaker 20: Yeah, he's found out. I told him I can't clean.
Speaker 3: But we're trying to work on things.
Speaker 5: Trying to work on things.
Speaker 8: So you recently found the tracker after admitting that you
Speaker 8: were a cheater?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 7: Correct?
Speaker 8: Okay, So that tells me that he does not believe you,
Speaker 8: you know, he still does not trust that you are
Speaker 8: done cheating?
Speaker 5: Are you done with cheating?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 5: And you a question?
Speaker 8: Why you have a goddamn GPS tracker in your car
Speaker 8: and you're not done cheating?
Speaker 3: So why did you reship?
Speaker 5: Oh you want to know?
Speaker 8: Okay, baby, you gotta get up out of there if
Speaker 8: you want to live your life. And you you know,
Speaker 8: you you still feel like you got some some other
Speaker 8: things that you're you know, you don't want to cheat
Speaker 8: on the person, do you You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Just leave him.
Speaker 8: Because you're obviously you're not happy. You're cheating for a reason,
Speaker 8: and he's not happy either.
Speaker 3: I still love him, though, I do, And that's.
Speaker 8: How it works. You always love the person that you
Speaker 8: cheat on, you know what I mean? You love them,
Speaker 8: but it's something that he's lacking that you can get
Speaker 8: there right, something that he's doing that he's not doing
Speaker 8: that you really really wish that he would do. And
Speaker 8: although you don't want to leave him, you still find
Speaker 8: you know, you're still looking for something else and you're
Speaker 8: finding it out in the streets.
Speaker 5: And that's still Are you married or this just your boyfriend?
Speaker 20: We're engaged and we bought a house eight years ago, so.
Speaker 5: You ain't making it down at our girl.
Speaker 8: I know you love him, but damn you ain't even
Speaker 8: married and you doing you cheating.
Speaker 5: I think you should just I think you should just.
Speaker 8: Revoke that whole engagement, go and live your life.
Speaker 5: You forty six?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Wrong?
Speaker 8: Okay, Okay, she need to be Neil's fifth girlfriend. That's
Speaker 8: what it sounds like she needs. She you're you into
Speaker 8: the polye situation. I think that's what you need. You
Speaker 8: need somebody who is going to be comfortable with you
Speaker 8: doing these things. I know he already bought the ring,
Speaker 8: I understand, But would this be better that he found
Speaker 8: out after you married him or right now? I think
Speaker 8: it makes more sense that he found out now. And
Speaker 8: I think that you just need to look in the marriage.
Speaker 8: Just be honest with yourself. Marriage is not for you,
Speaker 8: especially not a committed marriage. It's not for you right now.
Speaker 8: I'm not saying forever, but that ain't something that's for
Speaker 8: you right now, because you know you got to give
Speaker 8: him the choice, you know what I mean. Right now,
Speaker 8: you're not really giving him a choice. You know, you
Speaker 8: want to lead him on and he marry you, and
Speaker 8: you know you're still gonna cheat.
Speaker 5: I love your honesty.
Speaker 8: You're like, no, I ain't Finnah cheating yet, But you
Speaker 8: can't walk down you know.
Speaker 20: I love reason like I'm not trying to. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 20: I want advice, yeah, just like I have to tell
Speaker 20: my therapist everything. Yeah, you can't help me if I
Speaker 20: lie or if I withhold.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And that's that's that shut part from everybody else.
Speaker 8: People be calling up here lying to me leaving out
Speaker 8: parts of the story. I applaud your honesty, but you
Speaker 8: you cannot get married, and you have to tell him
Speaker 8: that you're not ready for marriage.
Speaker 20: But I'm the one that wants to get married and
Speaker 20: he doesn't. I mean he he's the one that's holding back.
Speaker 20: I mean, obviously he gave me a ring, which indicates
Speaker 20: he would want to marry me, but he could also
Speaker 20: just be leading me on been together ten years.
Speaker 8: Yep, you can't get married. The advice is still the same.
Speaker 8: I know you want to get married, but you're not ready.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you this ain't about him no more. It's
Speaker 8: about you. You're not ready to get married. You're not
Speaker 8: because you're not finished playing the field, you know what
Speaker 8: I mean. And that's totally fine, but you gotta do
Speaker 8: that single. You know he already got trust issues. You
Speaker 8: found a GPS tracker.
Speaker 3: That is scary.
Speaker 5: It's scary as hell.
Speaker 8: But what's a yeah, But what's also scary as being
Speaker 8: engaged to somebody that keeps cheating. It's it's crazy, and
Speaker 8: it's scary knowing that I have to track my woman
Speaker 8: because I'm afraid that she ain't gonna never stop cheating.
Speaker 5: I know she's doing something and we ain't even make
Speaker 5: it down the aisle yet.
Speaker 8: So yes, while marriage is something that you want, that's
Speaker 8: a lot further down the line for you both.
Speaker 5: Thank you, You welcome, babes, go love mama.
Speaker 3: Just fix my messal.
Speaker 9: And you wanted Ambo Rose to stop the SlutWalk?
Speaker 3: Okay, do you want her to stop?
Speaker 11: She wanted to stop.
Speaker 9: Because to her, you lady needs something to do.
Speaker 5: I just wanted to stop. I just felt like it
Speaker 5: was complete contradictory.
Speaker 2: Why she stopped?
Speaker 1: Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. Just
Speaker 1: fix my message to breakfast club. Good morning, the breakfast club,
Speaker 1: good morning. Everybody is tj Envy, Jess Hilarius, Charlamagne the
Speaker 1: god we are the breakfast Club law La Rosa is
Speaker 1: here and Charlomage you got a positive.
Speaker 13: Note, positive notice, simply this. Learn to be done, not mad,
Speaker 13: not bothered, just done. Protect your piece at all costs.
Speaker 13: Have a blessed day, Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: You don't finish for y'all.
Speaker 11: Done